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Transcript of South Whidbey Record, October 18, 2014
SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 2014 | Vol 90 No 83 | WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM | 75cent
RecoRdSouth Whidbey INSIDE
Magic at Mike MartinA8
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
South Whidbey is conjuring up some delightfully frightful Halloween festivities
Langley in particular is aflutter with Halloween activity from the wooden ravens standing guard around the city to the numerous spooky celebrations to come
On All Hallowrsquos Eve residents and visitors may participate in a Trick or Treat Downtown Langley event from 230 to 5 pm mer-chants will be donning costumes and serving up goodies
For those who prefer not to gut their gourds Sweet Monarsquos will be offering pumpkin coloring and Callahanrsquos Firehouse has a chance to blow your own glass pumpkin
The American Legion Post
141 in Bayview will be hosting a haunted house operated by the South Whidbey High School senior class of 2015 More than 20 South Whidbey High School students con-cocted the concepts for the house and are responsible for the setup and operation Each of the rooms has its own ghoulish and ghastly surprises in store from a dining room fit for Hannibal Lecter to a blood-soaked morgue According to 2nd Vice Commander Kevin McDonald nothing in the house will be quite as it seems
The house will be open from 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sun Oct 19 Sat Oct 25 Sunday Oct 26 and Halloween night Haunted House pumpkin hour is from 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is from 6-10 pm Treats will also
be available each day Admission is $8 per person ($1 off with a can of food or an ASB card) or $25 for a family of 4-6 people
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts will host a Wicked Weekend at WICA This includes a family-friendly Fractured Fairytales Haunted House from 5-7 pm Wednesday Oct 29 and Thursday Oct 30 as well as from 5-10 pm Halloween night at Zech Hall cost is $5 Once upon an evening dreary Gwen Jones will read from the works of Victorian era master of macabre Edgar Allen Poe at 730 pm Oct 30 Cost is $10 Chris Harshman and the South Whidbey High School wind ensemble will close out the weekend with a bevy of songs from the 1922 horror
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Langley Community Planning Director Jeff Arango is stepping down
After three-and-a-half years at the helm Arango confirmed he has accepted a position at Seattle-based BERK Consulting a private planning company and sub-mitted a letter of resigna-tion to city officials Arango said he enjoyed his time as Langleyrsquos planning chief but that he was ready for a new
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
The funicular is back Maybe
Criticism over the view impacts of a bridge and elevator tower to shuttle people from Cascade Avenue down to South Whidbey Harbor in Langley has city officials reconsidering the original proposal accord-ing to Langley Mayor Fred McCarthy
The funny-sounding transportation module is a tram-like cart that would move along the Cascade
By MICHELLE BEAHM
Whidbey News Group
With cases of Ebola now reported in the United States Whidbey General Hospital is joining hospitals across the country in preparing to receive patients afflicted with the disease
ldquoWhidbey General Hospital is working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as other infection control experts in Washington state to be ready in case the Ebola virus appears on Whidbey Islandrdquo said Tom Tomasino chief executive offi-cer of the hospital in a written statement
The CDC issued a four-page checklist to follow in order to prepare which ldquocovers every-thing from trash disposal in an affected area to how to safely pack potentially infected blood samples for testingrdquo accord-ing to Tomasino
It also explains how to iden-tify people who may have been exposed how to properly pre-vent the spreading of the virus should the hospital have an
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander sits at a gruesome table in the American Legion hallrsquos haunted house in Bayview
Legion haunted house holds ghouls ghosts gore
Whidbey General Hospital prepares for Ebola
Langley planning director resigns
Are you afraid of the
SEE EBOLA A20SEE HALLOWEEN A10
SEE FUNICULAR A20
Cascade bluff funicular revived
SEE ARANGO A13
ldquoEvery hospital is working as
quickly as possible to create their
response plan and train and educate their
staffrdquoTeresa Fulton
Whidbey General Hospital chief qualify officer
dark
Dave Christensen from Port Townsend was deemed the winner of the M-Bar-C Ranch Barnyard Bingo an event which took place as part of the ranchrsquos annual Barn Sale Fundraiser
Two hundred tickets were sold to the game which involved a horse placed in a pasture and left to do its business upon one of the 200 marked squares deter-mining the winner
The M-Bar-C Ranch is a non-profit charity in Freeland that provides a Day of Western Fun and other equestrian-related services for children and adults with special needs
All funds raised from the annual Barn Sale Fundraiser were donated to the South Whidbey Lions Club M-Bar-C Ranch and Forgotten Childrenrsquos Fund
Whidbey residents pre-sented their most rotund most beautiful and most gnarly gourds at the 19th annual Whidbey Island Giant Pumpkin Contest
The contest took place Oct 11 at Coupevillersquos Harvest Fest
Randy Thiesfeld of Coupeville was crowned the winner of the largest
zucchini bringing in two zucchinis with the same prize-winning weight of 11 pounds 12 ounces
Freeland resident Kohl Baker of Freeland won the junior pumpkin divi-sion with a 244-pound pumpkin claiming it was not even the largest in his patch
John Boling of
Coupeville brought in the ugliest pumpkin
The top three pumpkins were presented by Neal Amtmann of Coupeville with a 391-pounder Mike Radach of Oak Harbor with a pumpkin weighing 452-pounds and Lee Roof of Coupeville with a 1005-pound pumpkin The latter which also won the award for prettiest pump-kin will be on display for the month of October at Three Sisters Grocery in San de Fuca
Anyone wishing to receive free seeds may email whidbeypumpkinsgmailcom Seeds will be sent out early in spring 2015
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By JESSIE STENSLANDSouth Whidbey Record
Is land County Commissioner Aubrey Vaughan announced at the Island Transit meeting last week he would seek the organizationrsquos top job but he appears to have had a change of heart over the weekend
Vaughan a member of the Island Transit board announced during the regu-lar transit meeting Friday that he plans to apply for the agencyrsquos open director position and resigned from a two-person committee charged with searching for an interim director
But Vaughan has since changed his mind announcing Monday during the county commissionersrsquo meeting that he would not seek the posi-tion
Vaughan originally said he didnrsquot think it was necessary for the new director to have a transit background which he doesnrsquot have He argued that the agency doesnrsquot need someone who can do bus routes but a leader who has ties to the community who can rebuild the embattled agencyrsquos image
ldquoIrsquove done this beforerdquo he said during an interview after last weekrsquos transit meeting ldquoIrsquove rehabbed companies with financial problemsrdquo
But over the weekend he reversed courseldquoIrsquom quite convinced now that the new director needs to
have transportation experiencerdquo he saidVaughan said the director position should be filled
by someone from outside of Island County Coupeville Councilman Bob Clay chairman of the transit board has been acting director of the agen-cy since Martha Rose quit the posi-tion last month
Clay and Vaughan were originally the two members of a committee charged with finding an interim replacement
Vaughan said he was reluctant to serve on the committee because he was planning to apply for both the interim and permanent position he said he had no choice but to serve on the committee though because fellow transit board member Island County Commissioner Helen Price Johnson would be unavailable for 10 days
Price Johnson was voted to serve on the committee Friday after Vaughan quit
Tuesday Clay said the committee identified a list of can-didates and conducted some interviews but no decisions have been made
Vaughanrsquos initial intention to apply for the job was criti-cized by Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley an interim mem-ber of the transit board and vocal IT critic He said during an interview that he was not impressed with the idea of Vaughan as the agencyrsquos head Vaughan Dudley asserted is ldquolooking for a paycheckrdquo
ldquoItrsquos so wrong to even contemplate that you can slide yourself into a position after Island County voters didnrsquot vote for yourdquo he said
Vaughan a Republican was appointed to the coun-
tyrsquos board of commissioners earlier this year after Commissioner Kelly Emerson also a Republican resigned
Vaughan didnrsquot make it through the primary election Hersquoll be out of a job when the election is certified in November
Vaughan said he has the experience neces-sary to be the transit director His background includes work as a supervisor of 1600 employ-ees of at the L-3 Aerospace at the Army Depot he said
After taking office this past summer Vaughan jumped into the midst of problems at IT The transit board had to cut bus service and lay off employees after financial problems were discovered
Dudley said last Fridayrsquos IT board meeting which focused on next yearrsquos budget may be his last Councilman Jim Campbell is due to return from vacation next week and will likely return to the board
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Vaughan backs out of Island Transit director application
Aubrey Vaughan
ldquoItrsquos so wrong to even contemplate that you can slide yourself into a position after Island County voters didnrsquot vote for yourdquo
Scott Dudley mayor
Oak Harbor
Missing man found dead
Island police are look-ing into the death of an Oak Harbor man on South Whidbey last week
Anthony J Speed 51 was found dead at about 1045 am Thursday Oct 9 in a ravine near Dalton Realty on Highway 525 in Clinton according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office As of Friday at press time the official cause of death was unde-termined
ldquoAt this point in the investigation there is no suspicion of foul play cause of death is under investiga-
tionrdquo Sheriff Mark Brown said
Speedrsquos was one of two bodies discovered late last week on South Whidbey Another man was found
hanging from a tree at the entrance of Saratoga Woods Friday morning Early reports were that both were suicides and the South Whidbey Record has a general policy of not reporting on self-inflicted deaths for ethical reasons
The sheriffrsquos office has since confirmed however that Speedrsquos death may not have been a suicide Island County Coroner Robert Bishop said ldquoan exact cause and manner of death is pending toxicologyrdquo
Speed was reported missing by his girlfriend in September According to an Oak Harbor news release the man ldquochecked himself out of a Snohomish County Hospital against medical advice for some medical issuesrdquo and was seen shortly before mid-night Sept 18 at the Clinton Ferry Terminal A sheriffrsquos deputy spotted Speed walking up the high-way about an hour later where the man reportedly declined a ride telling the officer he lived in the area
ldquoMr Speed at that time said he was OK and didnrsquot need any further assis-tancerdquo Brown said
That was the last time Speed was seen alive the sheriff added
Dog House owners seek renovation
An hour-long meeting between the owners of the Dog House Tavern and Langleyrsquos mayor and planning director has
them all back to where they started more than a year ago renovation and restoration
Charlie Kleiner who owns the historic build-ing on First Street with his wife Janice Kleiner told The Record they are looking to refurbish the building
The Kleiners who live in Issaquah met with Mayor Fred McCarthy and Director of Community Planning Jeff Arango for an hour Tuesday They also brought an architect with early designs for a renovated Dog House which the owners claim needs significant work to bring it up to code for earthquake safety McCarthy said the city is considering a land swap similar to one the Kleiners rejected earlier which would have given them the existing easement adjacent to their property on the westside of the building in exchange the city would get property on the north end of the lot that would add to Seawall Park
ldquoWersquore kind of back to where we were a year and a half agordquo Charlie Kleiner said
Community group holds meeting
Anyone with a stake in Clinton or interest in seeing what has hap-pened and can happen should make their way to the Clinton Community
Council meeting Thursday Oct 23
Projects for the group include improving the walkability and acces-sibility of Clintonrsquos com-mercial core Bolstering safety at crosswalks across Highway 525 and adding flags at the intersections for pedestrians defining bike trails and mainte-nance on the sidewalks and the hill leading to the ferry terminal are topics for discussion The group will also discuss incorpo-ration of the community council as a non-profit group not a govern-mental organization as it moves into its second year of existence
There will be coffee tea and snacks potluck style at 630 pm at the Clinton Community Hall The councilrsquos meeting begins at 7 pm and is expected to last until 830 pm
For more information email Jack Lynch at jacklclintonwacom
Alleged carjacker arrested
Whidbey Islandrsquos ver-sion of a SWAT team arrested a carjacking suspect at an apart-ment building outside Oak Harbor Wednesday according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office
Detective Ed Wallace said the suspect Irvin Torian is wanted on a no-bail arrest warrant out of Florida for carjacking while armed with a dead-
ly weapon and a local warrant for misdemeanor harassment
An operation consist-ing of deputies from the Island County Sheriffrsquos Hard Entry Arrest Team or HEAT and officers from the Oak Harbor Police Departmentrsquos High Risk Entry Team or HRET served a search warrant on an apartment complex in the 2800 block of Oak Harbor Road
Oak Harbor police drove the departmentrsquos new armored vehicle to the scene
Torian refused to leave the apartment He tried to jump from a second-story window at the rear of the building but changed his mind after seeing police officers looking up at him Wallace said
The officers evacuated the occupants of the apartment complex after getting no response from Torian for about 15 min-utes A single chemical munition or ldquogas roundrdquo was shot into a bedroom window Wallace said
The gas round com-pelled Torian to imme-diately comply with law enforcement He got out of the apartment and was arrested without incident he didnrsquot need medical attention according to the detective
Wallace said local law enforcement has used tear gas or pepper rounds against barricaded sus-pects before but that itrsquos relatively unusual
Torian will likely be extradited to Florida he said
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By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
While most students headed home to relax after an early release from school Wednesday about handful of kids gathered in the spacious MakerTron lab in Clinton to learn the basics of computer-aided design and 3-D printing techniques
MakerTron lab also known as Whidbey Makers is an educational facility fund-ed by The South Whidbey Science Fund a non-profit organization that is dedicat-ed to the increase of math and science literacy At MakerTron visitors learn a variety of technological skills in a fun and accessible man-ner
During Wednesdayrsquos class MakerTron staff taught kids about 3D printed objects and assisted them in creat-ing their own Students also learned other elements of computer-aided design and developed their own casts and molds
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo said Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
Near the end of the day Brad Kenney chief creative officer at Whidbey Makers led a discussion of the ways in which 3D printing technol-ogy is being implemented in the field of medicine specifi-cally for prosthetics He also touched on the multiple cre-
ative and artistic uses of both 3D printing and computer-aided design
Petitclerc noted that the MakerTron experience
offers kids an opportunity to use and learn about equip-ment and technologies they may not otherwise have access to
ldquoIt was really excit-ing and funrdquo said Lexie Smith
ldquoIt was pretty fun and wasnrsquot boring like I thought it was going to berdquo Sabastian Shewell said ldquoI thought it was going to be like a classroom but it was a fun activityrdquo
The HUB is an after-school program operating from the basement of Langley United Methodist Church that is available to all students in grades 6 through 12 The program offers kids a space in which to do homework work on creative projects socialize play games and enjoy a warm meal
Each week the HUB also offers activities such as Monday drum les-sons Tuesday Magic the Gathering club Thursday guitar lessons and movies each Friday Off-site field
trips and special events such as the class at M a k e r T r o n labs often take place on early release days
ldquoI hope The HUB and
Whidbey Makers will be able
to do more collaborative proj-ects together in the futurerdquo said Petitclerc
For more informa-tion about the HUB visit thehubafterschoolorg For more information about MakerTron labs visit face-bookcomwhidbeymakers
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Learning continues after classes for students at the HUB
Kate Daniel The Record
Aidan Dona and Isaiah Giffin work on designs at the MakerTron lab during a session with the HUB an after-school hangout based in Langley
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo
Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
ElectionRick Hannold is right for District 3 commissionerEditor
The discriminating characteristic of socialism is compulsion We see it all over government these days Obamacare forces you to terminate the insurance you like and coerces you to buy more expensive insurance with government dictated ldquobenefitsrdquo that you donrsquot want and donrsquot need The current shibboleth of Democrats has become ldquoWe decree you agreerdquo or perhaps ldquoWe declare you despairrdquo There is one way to oppose this Vote them out As a start I am supporting the Republican candidate Rick Hannold for District 3 commissioner
You know the Democrat mantra was in full effect a short time ago when the taxing twins Angie Homola and Helen Price-Johnson proposed that Island County property owners be afflicted with a compulsory recycle fee It didnrsquot matter whether you made weekly runs to the recycle station or whether you were a senior who filled half a trash can
per week The Democrat candidate for District 3 is a close clone of the taxing twins mdash call them the taxing triplets
Our economy is in shambles our national debt is $17000 billion dollars [$17 trillion] 90-plus million Americans who once had a job and contributed to the economy have been kept out of the workforce by Democrat policies No more The way out is to vote Republican nationally and locally begin by voting for Rick Hannold for District 3 commis-sioner
Rick is a retired US Navy chief with 21 years of service He was stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island for all those years and served with distinction holding many positions of responsibil-ity within the Navy Rickrsquos conspicuous characteristic is that he seeks common sense solutions that will avoid the knee-jerk Democrat response to impose a new tax or increase an old tax or make permanent a temporary tax Rick is civil and professional and will explore ways to make our Island County government run more efficiently
What a conceptRick Hannold is a voice of reason
standing apart from a cacophony of bab-ble We need him on the Island Board of
Commissioners We need him to mount a stand against the Democrat mantra
DAVID HIESTANDLangley
Hannoldrsquos Navy back-ground will serve us wellEditor
I am voting for Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner District 3 in November I hope many of you will join me as well Hannold a retired Navy chief petty officer with many years of solid executive experience will bring much needed fiscal sobriety to our county commission
Hannold would take over from Aubrey Vaughn who was appointed to temporarily fill the seat vacated by former commissioner Kelly Emerson who resigned
Hannold received the most votes among Republican candidates in our primary election and he was one of three candidates recommended and thoroughly lsquovettedrsquo for the temporary appointment
OpinionOpinionOpinionPage A6 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Letters
WRITE TO US The South Whidbey Record welcomes letters from its readers We reserve the right to edit all submissions Letters should be typewritten and not exceed 350 words They must be signed and include a daytime phone number Send letters to South Whidbey Record Editor PO Box 1200 Coupeville WA 98239 or email to editorsouthwhidbeyrecordcom
Imagine lsquoI rode the whale to Langleyrsquo
Editorrsquos column
Funicular mdash itrsquos as much fun to say as it is to contemplate and it appears the concept is back on the table in Langley
Mayor Fred McCarthy con-firmed this week that city offi-cials are once again considering the idea in the wake of contro-versy surrounding the proposal for an elevator on a raised plat-form the latest machination for a mechanized shortcut between
the marina Cascade Avenue and the rest of Langley At $500000 itrsquos by far the cheaper alternative to the origi-nal plan for a funicular about $900000 but itrsquos hardly as much fun and earned wide-spread criticism for its view-blocking potential to boot
Sure sure cost and maintenance are factors in the greater effort to ease the long walk up the hill along Wharf Street but who can argue the merits of a funicu-lar over a boring old elevator
Onersquos a convenience the other is a ride For that matter my personal vote is for a funicular
shaped like a whale A gray would be cool but an orca even better Just imagine a black and white colored pod perhaps with doors shaped like jaws a fin on top and tail in back shuttling people up and down the bluff Businesses would sell T-shirts cups and post-ers all with messages such as ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo or ldquoI had a whale of time in the Village by the Seardquo or best yet ldquoNow I know how Jonah feltrdquo
Like Seattlersquos Space Needle Pike Street Marketrsquos bronze pig Rachel and Egyptrsquos pyramids before them Langleyrsquos orca would become its identifier its signa-ture feature to the great wide world People would flock to that famous South Whidbey town where one gets to the beach or downtown in the belly of a beast
No Well perhaps not I ran into McCarthy at Kenrsquos Korner Thursday and broached my design ideas Somehow I think the idea sank there for there was a lot of laughing and I believe the conversation ended with ldquoYou should come to the city council and propose the idea yourself Justinrdquo
Fredrsquos a funny guy if you didnrsquot know alreadyThere may yet be hope for my whale of a plan how-
ever The mayor may laugh off my brilliance but Irsquoll leave you with this mdash the T-shirt slogan ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo was actually his
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By JUSTIN BURNETT
SEE LETTERS A7
We simply must have Hannoldrsquos focus on basic services mdash public safety is his first priority mdash and his commitment to fiscal restraint and open accountable gov-ernment Our Island County commission has important work to do at a time when our economy is vulnerable and many of our neighbors and friends are struggling
Hannold will work to keep Naval Air Station Whidbey Island here and he will begin the hard work of finally diver-sifying our local economy encouraging local job cre-ators and helping local entre-preneurs so our children and grandchildren can stay here
And Rick Hannold will not allow imposition of new taxes on our families As a long time 28-year resident of Island County Hannold understands that we need to work together for everyonersquos benefit instead of allowing
well-financed special interest groups to get special treat-ment at the expense of hard-working ordinary citizens
SincerelySIG HANSON
Camano Island
Hannold will pro-tect Navy baseEditor
Do you have a job in Island County own a home enjoy a variety of retail outlets or just appreciate the stable local economy If your answer is yes and you want them to remain economically safe you should be concerned with the County Commissionerrsquos race
Candidate Karla Jacks described her Island County vision regarding the Navy in her April 2014 newslet-ter She wrote she wanted alternatives to the Navy flying out of OLF Coupeville The Navy has long said Outlying Field Coupeville is essential to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island remaining open and that it has to remain opera-
tional to adequately train car-rier aircrews If elected Karla would be the second (Helen Price Johnson is the other) commissioner who does not understand or care if OLF is essential
Karla claimed in The Record she supports the Navy because an in-law was once in the Navy However she also said she would not take a pub-lic position on OLF Coupeville remaining open now Usually when a politician refuses to take a position pre-election they intend to take the unpop-ular position after the elec-tion If she really supported the Navy the one entity that provides 88 percent of all economic activity within the county (according to the gov-ernorrsquos report on the Navyrsquos local impact) I am convinced she would have no problem publicly stating she supports keeping the Growlers flying at OLF Coupeville
If you support the Navy or
have concerns what would happen to the local econo-my if the anti-Navy group in Coupeville that supports Ms Jacksrsquo election is successful in closing down OLF Coupeville the one issue Karla refuses to state her position on then
please join me in voting for Rick Hannold the candidate that clearly states he supports OLF Coupeville We cannot afford a majority commission-er board against the Navy
MAC MACDOWELLOak Harbor
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A7
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ElMar ldquoEllierdquo Louise Frye
March 24 1923 ndash Oct 9 2014Ellie passed away peacefully Oct 9
2014 in Everett Wash She was sur-rounded by her three children
Ellie was born March 24 1923 to Orin and Leah Shearer in Tacoma Wash She had four brothers and sisters Ellie attended Lincoln High School in Seattle
Ellie and her family lived on Mutiny Bay for many years In
May of 1973 she married Jim Frye and they made their new home in Vancouver Wash where they lived until October 2006 when they returned to beautiful Whidbey Island
Ellie loved to play bridge golf and put puzzles together Most of all she loved being around her family She is survived by her children Judi (Dave) Little Dean (Cathy) Hatt and Sue (Jack) Terhar grandchildren Jennifer (Carl) Holloway-Factory Kris (Steve) Jones Suzi (Mike) Redman Heather (Logan) Birch Jon Greversquo Danielle (Pete) Samson
and Courtney (Ben) Stingle Ellie also had seven great-grandchildren Jarrin DersquoAndre Jacob Mason Grace Marshet and Ellie She will be forever in our hearts
A private family celebration of Elliersquos life will be held Oct 18
The family would like to thank the staff at Forest View Transitional Health in Everett and Hospice for all of their tender loving care they gave to Ellie Donations may be made online or mailed to Providence Hospice and Homecare 2731 Wetmore Ave Everett WA 98201
Obituary
ElMar Frye
MORE LETTERSCONTINUED FROM A6
Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
SportsSportsSportsPage A8 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
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HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
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Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
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First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
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Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
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at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
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503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
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Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
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Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
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Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
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Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
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and CANDY
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503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
SUBMISSIONSSend items to editor
southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
18Saturday
21Tuesday
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A13
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
Page A14 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
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South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
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Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
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36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
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necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
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outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
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beverages9 Blossomed
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eg26Doze27Freshwater
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36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
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painting
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True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
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tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
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by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
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59Mend
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urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
Legal Notices
cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
Legal Notices
t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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Image courtesy of Langley Community Planning
These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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Dave Christensen from Port Townsend was deemed the winner of the M-Bar-C Ranch Barnyard Bingo an event which took place as part of the ranchrsquos annual Barn Sale Fundraiser
Two hundred tickets were sold to the game which involved a horse placed in a pasture and left to do its business upon one of the 200 marked squares deter-mining the winner
The M-Bar-C Ranch is a non-profit charity in Freeland that provides a Day of Western Fun and other equestrian-related services for children and adults with special needs
All funds raised from the annual Barn Sale Fundraiser were donated to the South Whidbey Lions Club M-Bar-C Ranch and Forgotten Childrenrsquos Fund
Whidbey residents pre-sented their most rotund most beautiful and most gnarly gourds at the 19th annual Whidbey Island Giant Pumpkin Contest
The contest took place Oct 11 at Coupevillersquos Harvest Fest
Randy Thiesfeld of Coupeville was crowned the winner of the largest
zucchini bringing in two zucchinis with the same prize-winning weight of 11 pounds 12 ounces
Freeland resident Kohl Baker of Freeland won the junior pumpkin divi-sion with a 244-pound pumpkin claiming it was not even the largest in his patch
John Boling of
Coupeville brought in the ugliest pumpkin
The top three pumpkins were presented by Neal Amtmann of Coupeville with a 391-pounder Mike Radach of Oak Harbor with a pumpkin weighing 452-pounds and Lee Roof of Coupeville with a 1005-pound pumpkin The latter which also won the award for prettiest pump-kin will be on display for the month of October at Three Sisters Grocery in San de Fuca
Anyone wishing to receive free seeds may email whidbeypumpkinsgmailcom Seeds will be sent out early in spring 2015
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By JESSIE STENSLANDSouth Whidbey Record
Is land County Commissioner Aubrey Vaughan announced at the Island Transit meeting last week he would seek the organizationrsquos top job but he appears to have had a change of heart over the weekend
Vaughan a member of the Island Transit board announced during the regu-lar transit meeting Friday that he plans to apply for the agencyrsquos open director position and resigned from a two-person committee charged with searching for an interim director
But Vaughan has since changed his mind announcing Monday during the county commissionersrsquo meeting that he would not seek the posi-tion
Vaughan originally said he didnrsquot think it was necessary for the new director to have a transit background which he doesnrsquot have He argued that the agency doesnrsquot need someone who can do bus routes but a leader who has ties to the community who can rebuild the embattled agencyrsquos image
ldquoIrsquove done this beforerdquo he said during an interview after last weekrsquos transit meeting ldquoIrsquove rehabbed companies with financial problemsrdquo
But over the weekend he reversed courseldquoIrsquom quite convinced now that the new director needs to
have transportation experiencerdquo he saidVaughan said the director position should be filled
by someone from outside of Island County Coupeville Councilman Bob Clay chairman of the transit board has been acting director of the agen-cy since Martha Rose quit the posi-tion last month
Clay and Vaughan were originally the two members of a committee charged with finding an interim replacement
Vaughan said he was reluctant to serve on the committee because he was planning to apply for both the interim and permanent position he said he had no choice but to serve on the committee though because fellow transit board member Island County Commissioner Helen Price Johnson would be unavailable for 10 days
Price Johnson was voted to serve on the committee Friday after Vaughan quit
Tuesday Clay said the committee identified a list of can-didates and conducted some interviews but no decisions have been made
Vaughanrsquos initial intention to apply for the job was criti-cized by Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley an interim mem-ber of the transit board and vocal IT critic He said during an interview that he was not impressed with the idea of Vaughan as the agencyrsquos head Vaughan Dudley asserted is ldquolooking for a paycheckrdquo
ldquoItrsquos so wrong to even contemplate that you can slide yourself into a position after Island County voters didnrsquot vote for yourdquo he said
Vaughan a Republican was appointed to the coun-
tyrsquos board of commissioners earlier this year after Commissioner Kelly Emerson also a Republican resigned
Vaughan didnrsquot make it through the primary election Hersquoll be out of a job when the election is certified in November
Vaughan said he has the experience neces-sary to be the transit director His background includes work as a supervisor of 1600 employ-ees of at the L-3 Aerospace at the Army Depot he said
After taking office this past summer Vaughan jumped into the midst of problems at IT The transit board had to cut bus service and lay off employees after financial problems were discovered
Dudley said last Fridayrsquos IT board meeting which focused on next yearrsquos budget may be his last Councilman Jim Campbell is due to return from vacation next week and will likely return to the board
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Vaughan backs out of Island Transit director application
Aubrey Vaughan
ldquoItrsquos so wrong to even contemplate that you can slide yourself into a position after Island County voters didnrsquot vote for yourdquo
Scott Dudley mayor
Oak Harbor
Missing man found dead
Island police are look-ing into the death of an Oak Harbor man on South Whidbey last week
Anthony J Speed 51 was found dead at about 1045 am Thursday Oct 9 in a ravine near Dalton Realty on Highway 525 in Clinton according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office As of Friday at press time the official cause of death was unde-termined
ldquoAt this point in the investigation there is no suspicion of foul play cause of death is under investiga-
tionrdquo Sheriff Mark Brown said
Speedrsquos was one of two bodies discovered late last week on South Whidbey Another man was found
hanging from a tree at the entrance of Saratoga Woods Friday morning Early reports were that both were suicides and the South Whidbey Record has a general policy of not reporting on self-inflicted deaths for ethical reasons
The sheriffrsquos office has since confirmed however that Speedrsquos death may not have been a suicide Island County Coroner Robert Bishop said ldquoan exact cause and manner of death is pending toxicologyrdquo
Speed was reported missing by his girlfriend in September According to an Oak Harbor news release the man ldquochecked himself out of a Snohomish County Hospital against medical advice for some medical issuesrdquo and was seen shortly before mid-night Sept 18 at the Clinton Ferry Terminal A sheriffrsquos deputy spotted Speed walking up the high-way about an hour later where the man reportedly declined a ride telling the officer he lived in the area
ldquoMr Speed at that time said he was OK and didnrsquot need any further assis-tancerdquo Brown said
That was the last time Speed was seen alive the sheriff added
Dog House owners seek renovation
An hour-long meeting between the owners of the Dog House Tavern and Langleyrsquos mayor and planning director has
them all back to where they started more than a year ago renovation and restoration
Charlie Kleiner who owns the historic build-ing on First Street with his wife Janice Kleiner told The Record they are looking to refurbish the building
The Kleiners who live in Issaquah met with Mayor Fred McCarthy and Director of Community Planning Jeff Arango for an hour Tuesday They also brought an architect with early designs for a renovated Dog House which the owners claim needs significant work to bring it up to code for earthquake safety McCarthy said the city is considering a land swap similar to one the Kleiners rejected earlier which would have given them the existing easement adjacent to their property on the westside of the building in exchange the city would get property on the north end of the lot that would add to Seawall Park
ldquoWersquore kind of back to where we were a year and a half agordquo Charlie Kleiner said
Community group holds meeting
Anyone with a stake in Clinton or interest in seeing what has hap-pened and can happen should make their way to the Clinton Community
Council meeting Thursday Oct 23
Projects for the group include improving the walkability and acces-sibility of Clintonrsquos com-mercial core Bolstering safety at crosswalks across Highway 525 and adding flags at the intersections for pedestrians defining bike trails and mainte-nance on the sidewalks and the hill leading to the ferry terminal are topics for discussion The group will also discuss incorpo-ration of the community council as a non-profit group not a govern-mental organization as it moves into its second year of existence
There will be coffee tea and snacks potluck style at 630 pm at the Clinton Community Hall The councilrsquos meeting begins at 7 pm and is expected to last until 830 pm
For more information email Jack Lynch at jacklclintonwacom
Alleged carjacker arrested
Whidbey Islandrsquos ver-sion of a SWAT team arrested a carjacking suspect at an apart-ment building outside Oak Harbor Wednesday according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office
Detective Ed Wallace said the suspect Irvin Torian is wanted on a no-bail arrest warrant out of Florida for carjacking while armed with a dead-
ly weapon and a local warrant for misdemeanor harassment
An operation consist-ing of deputies from the Island County Sheriffrsquos Hard Entry Arrest Team or HEAT and officers from the Oak Harbor Police Departmentrsquos High Risk Entry Team or HRET served a search warrant on an apartment complex in the 2800 block of Oak Harbor Road
Oak Harbor police drove the departmentrsquos new armored vehicle to the scene
Torian refused to leave the apartment He tried to jump from a second-story window at the rear of the building but changed his mind after seeing police officers looking up at him Wallace said
The officers evacuated the occupants of the apartment complex after getting no response from Torian for about 15 min-utes A single chemical munition or ldquogas roundrdquo was shot into a bedroom window Wallace said
The gas round com-pelled Torian to imme-diately comply with law enforcement He got out of the apartment and was arrested without incident he didnrsquot need medical attention according to the detective
Wallace said local law enforcement has used tear gas or pepper rounds against barricaded sus-pects before but that itrsquos relatively unusual
Torian will likely be extradited to Florida he said
The roundupThe roundupThe roundupWEATHER REPORT | Itrsquos looking grim Showers and rain expected to last through Wednesday Highs in the mid-60s
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By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
While most students headed home to relax after an early release from school Wednesday about handful of kids gathered in the spacious MakerTron lab in Clinton to learn the basics of computer-aided design and 3-D printing techniques
MakerTron lab also known as Whidbey Makers is an educational facility fund-ed by The South Whidbey Science Fund a non-profit organization that is dedicat-ed to the increase of math and science literacy At MakerTron visitors learn a variety of technological skills in a fun and accessible man-ner
During Wednesdayrsquos class MakerTron staff taught kids about 3D printed objects and assisted them in creat-ing their own Students also learned other elements of computer-aided design and developed their own casts and molds
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo said Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
Near the end of the day Brad Kenney chief creative officer at Whidbey Makers led a discussion of the ways in which 3D printing technol-ogy is being implemented in the field of medicine specifi-cally for prosthetics He also touched on the multiple cre-
ative and artistic uses of both 3D printing and computer-aided design
Petitclerc noted that the MakerTron experience
offers kids an opportunity to use and learn about equip-ment and technologies they may not otherwise have access to
ldquoIt was really excit-ing and funrdquo said Lexie Smith
ldquoIt was pretty fun and wasnrsquot boring like I thought it was going to berdquo Sabastian Shewell said ldquoI thought it was going to be like a classroom but it was a fun activityrdquo
The HUB is an after-school program operating from the basement of Langley United Methodist Church that is available to all students in grades 6 through 12 The program offers kids a space in which to do homework work on creative projects socialize play games and enjoy a warm meal
Each week the HUB also offers activities such as Monday drum les-sons Tuesday Magic the Gathering club Thursday guitar lessons and movies each Friday Off-site field
trips and special events such as the class at M a k e r T r o n labs often take place on early release days
ldquoI hope The HUB and
Whidbey Makers will be able
to do more collaborative proj-ects together in the futurerdquo said Petitclerc
For more informa-tion about the HUB visit thehubafterschoolorg For more information about MakerTron labs visit face-bookcomwhidbeymakers
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Learning continues after classes for students at the HUB
Kate Daniel The Record
Aidan Dona and Isaiah Giffin work on designs at the MakerTron lab during a session with the HUB an after-school hangout based in Langley
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo
Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
ElectionRick Hannold is right for District 3 commissionerEditor
The discriminating characteristic of socialism is compulsion We see it all over government these days Obamacare forces you to terminate the insurance you like and coerces you to buy more expensive insurance with government dictated ldquobenefitsrdquo that you donrsquot want and donrsquot need The current shibboleth of Democrats has become ldquoWe decree you agreerdquo or perhaps ldquoWe declare you despairrdquo There is one way to oppose this Vote them out As a start I am supporting the Republican candidate Rick Hannold for District 3 commissioner
You know the Democrat mantra was in full effect a short time ago when the taxing twins Angie Homola and Helen Price-Johnson proposed that Island County property owners be afflicted with a compulsory recycle fee It didnrsquot matter whether you made weekly runs to the recycle station or whether you were a senior who filled half a trash can
per week The Democrat candidate for District 3 is a close clone of the taxing twins mdash call them the taxing triplets
Our economy is in shambles our national debt is $17000 billion dollars [$17 trillion] 90-plus million Americans who once had a job and contributed to the economy have been kept out of the workforce by Democrat policies No more The way out is to vote Republican nationally and locally begin by voting for Rick Hannold for District 3 commis-sioner
Rick is a retired US Navy chief with 21 years of service He was stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island for all those years and served with distinction holding many positions of responsibil-ity within the Navy Rickrsquos conspicuous characteristic is that he seeks common sense solutions that will avoid the knee-jerk Democrat response to impose a new tax or increase an old tax or make permanent a temporary tax Rick is civil and professional and will explore ways to make our Island County government run more efficiently
What a conceptRick Hannold is a voice of reason
standing apart from a cacophony of bab-ble We need him on the Island Board of
Commissioners We need him to mount a stand against the Democrat mantra
DAVID HIESTANDLangley
Hannoldrsquos Navy back-ground will serve us wellEditor
I am voting for Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner District 3 in November I hope many of you will join me as well Hannold a retired Navy chief petty officer with many years of solid executive experience will bring much needed fiscal sobriety to our county commission
Hannold would take over from Aubrey Vaughn who was appointed to temporarily fill the seat vacated by former commissioner Kelly Emerson who resigned
Hannold received the most votes among Republican candidates in our primary election and he was one of three candidates recommended and thoroughly lsquovettedrsquo for the temporary appointment
OpinionOpinionOpinionPage A6 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Letters
WRITE TO US The South Whidbey Record welcomes letters from its readers We reserve the right to edit all submissions Letters should be typewritten and not exceed 350 words They must be signed and include a daytime phone number Send letters to South Whidbey Record Editor PO Box 1200 Coupeville WA 98239 or email to editorsouthwhidbeyrecordcom
Imagine lsquoI rode the whale to Langleyrsquo
Editorrsquos column
Funicular mdash itrsquos as much fun to say as it is to contemplate and it appears the concept is back on the table in Langley
Mayor Fred McCarthy con-firmed this week that city offi-cials are once again considering the idea in the wake of contro-versy surrounding the proposal for an elevator on a raised plat-form the latest machination for a mechanized shortcut between
the marina Cascade Avenue and the rest of Langley At $500000 itrsquos by far the cheaper alternative to the origi-nal plan for a funicular about $900000 but itrsquos hardly as much fun and earned wide-spread criticism for its view-blocking potential to boot
Sure sure cost and maintenance are factors in the greater effort to ease the long walk up the hill along Wharf Street but who can argue the merits of a funicu-lar over a boring old elevator
Onersquos a convenience the other is a ride For that matter my personal vote is for a funicular
shaped like a whale A gray would be cool but an orca even better Just imagine a black and white colored pod perhaps with doors shaped like jaws a fin on top and tail in back shuttling people up and down the bluff Businesses would sell T-shirts cups and post-ers all with messages such as ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo or ldquoI had a whale of time in the Village by the Seardquo or best yet ldquoNow I know how Jonah feltrdquo
Like Seattlersquos Space Needle Pike Street Marketrsquos bronze pig Rachel and Egyptrsquos pyramids before them Langleyrsquos orca would become its identifier its signa-ture feature to the great wide world People would flock to that famous South Whidbey town where one gets to the beach or downtown in the belly of a beast
No Well perhaps not I ran into McCarthy at Kenrsquos Korner Thursday and broached my design ideas Somehow I think the idea sank there for there was a lot of laughing and I believe the conversation ended with ldquoYou should come to the city council and propose the idea yourself Justinrdquo
Fredrsquos a funny guy if you didnrsquot know alreadyThere may yet be hope for my whale of a plan how-
ever The mayor may laugh off my brilliance but Irsquoll leave you with this mdash the T-shirt slogan ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo was actually his
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By JUSTIN BURNETT
SEE LETTERS A7
We simply must have Hannoldrsquos focus on basic services mdash public safety is his first priority mdash and his commitment to fiscal restraint and open accountable gov-ernment Our Island County commission has important work to do at a time when our economy is vulnerable and many of our neighbors and friends are struggling
Hannold will work to keep Naval Air Station Whidbey Island here and he will begin the hard work of finally diver-sifying our local economy encouraging local job cre-ators and helping local entre-preneurs so our children and grandchildren can stay here
And Rick Hannold will not allow imposition of new taxes on our families As a long time 28-year resident of Island County Hannold understands that we need to work together for everyonersquos benefit instead of allowing
well-financed special interest groups to get special treat-ment at the expense of hard-working ordinary citizens
SincerelySIG HANSON
Camano Island
Hannold will pro-tect Navy baseEditor
Do you have a job in Island County own a home enjoy a variety of retail outlets or just appreciate the stable local economy If your answer is yes and you want them to remain economically safe you should be concerned with the County Commissionerrsquos race
Candidate Karla Jacks described her Island County vision regarding the Navy in her April 2014 newslet-ter She wrote she wanted alternatives to the Navy flying out of OLF Coupeville The Navy has long said Outlying Field Coupeville is essential to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island remaining open and that it has to remain opera-
tional to adequately train car-rier aircrews If elected Karla would be the second (Helen Price Johnson is the other) commissioner who does not understand or care if OLF is essential
Karla claimed in The Record she supports the Navy because an in-law was once in the Navy However she also said she would not take a pub-lic position on OLF Coupeville remaining open now Usually when a politician refuses to take a position pre-election they intend to take the unpop-ular position after the elec-tion If she really supported the Navy the one entity that provides 88 percent of all economic activity within the county (according to the gov-ernorrsquos report on the Navyrsquos local impact) I am convinced she would have no problem publicly stating she supports keeping the Growlers flying at OLF Coupeville
If you support the Navy or
have concerns what would happen to the local econo-my if the anti-Navy group in Coupeville that supports Ms Jacksrsquo election is successful in closing down OLF Coupeville the one issue Karla refuses to state her position on then
please join me in voting for Rick Hannold the candidate that clearly states he supports OLF Coupeville We cannot afford a majority commission-er board against the Navy
MAC MACDOWELLOak Harbor
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Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
Fundraising event to benefitPregnancy Care Clinic
Oak Harbor Elks Lodge 155 NE Ernst StProgram begins 630 pm
For more information wwwsupportpcc4lifecom
Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
Fundraising event to benefitPregnancy Care Clinic
Oak Harbor Elks Lodge 155 NE Ernst StProgram begins 630 pm
For more information wwwsupportpcc4lifecom
Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
Fundraising event to benefitPregnancy Care Clinic
Oak Harbor Elks Lodge 155 NE Ernst StProgram begins 630 pm
For more information wwwsupportpcc4lifecom
Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
Fundraising event to benefitPregnancy Care Clinic
Oak Harbor Elks Lodge 155 NE Ernst StProgram begins 630 pm
For more information wwwsupportpcc4lifecom
Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
Fundraising event to benefitPregnancy Care Clinic
Oak Harbor Elks Lodge 155 NE Ernst StProgram begins 630 pm
For more information wwwsupportpcc4lifecom
Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
Fundraising event to benefitPregnancy Care Clinic
Oak Harbor Elks Lodge 155 NE Ernst StProgram begins 630 pm
For more information wwwsupportpcc4lifecom
Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
Fundraising event to benefitPregnancy Care Clinic
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October isAudiology Awareness Month
Meet our board-certied Audiologist Dr Peter Keating Discover how the clinical eld
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ElMar ldquoEllierdquo Louise Frye
March 24 1923 ndash Oct 9 2014Ellie passed away peacefully Oct 9
2014 in Everett Wash She was sur-rounded by her three children
Ellie was born March 24 1923 to Orin and Leah Shearer in Tacoma Wash She had four brothers and sisters Ellie attended Lincoln High School in Seattle
Ellie and her family lived on Mutiny Bay for many years In
May of 1973 she married Jim Frye and they made their new home in Vancouver Wash where they lived until October 2006 when they returned to beautiful Whidbey Island
Ellie loved to play bridge golf and put puzzles together Most of all she loved being around her family She is survived by her children Judi (Dave) Little Dean (Cathy) Hatt and Sue (Jack) Terhar grandchildren Jennifer (Carl) Holloway-Factory Kris (Steve) Jones Suzi (Mike) Redman Heather (Logan) Birch Jon Greversquo Danielle (Pete) Samson
and Courtney (Ben) Stingle Ellie also had seven great-grandchildren Jarrin DersquoAndre Jacob Mason Grace Marshet and Ellie She will be forever in our hearts
A private family celebration of Elliersquos life will be held Oct 18
The family would like to thank the staff at Forest View Transitional Health in Everett and Hospice for all of their tender loving care they gave to Ellie Donations may be made online or mailed to Providence Hospice and Homecare 2731 Wetmore Ave Everett WA 98201
Obituary
ElMar Frye
MORE LETTERSCONTINUED FROM A6
Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
SportsSportsSportsPage A8 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
209 First Street Langley bull 221-6962m o o n r a k e r b o o k s
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
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Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
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Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
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southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
Page A14 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
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moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
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munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
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the morning31Easy task
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necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
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57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
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person4 Sweeper5 Printing
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beverages9 Blossomed
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cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
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by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
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urgently
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a snake37Weepers
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
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NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
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Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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By JESSIE STENSLANDSouth Whidbey Record
Is land County Commissioner Aubrey Vaughan announced at the Island Transit meeting last week he would seek the organizationrsquos top job but he appears to have had a change of heart over the weekend
Vaughan a member of the Island Transit board announced during the regu-lar transit meeting Friday that he plans to apply for the agencyrsquos open director position and resigned from a two-person committee charged with searching for an interim director
But Vaughan has since changed his mind announcing Monday during the county commissionersrsquo meeting that he would not seek the posi-tion
Vaughan originally said he didnrsquot think it was necessary for the new director to have a transit background which he doesnrsquot have He argued that the agency doesnrsquot need someone who can do bus routes but a leader who has ties to the community who can rebuild the embattled agencyrsquos image
ldquoIrsquove done this beforerdquo he said during an interview after last weekrsquos transit meeting ldquoIrsquove rehabbed companies with financial problemsrdquo
But over the weekend he reversed courseldquoIrsquom quite convinced now that the new director needs to
have transportation experiencerdquo he saidVaughan said the director position should be filled
by someone from outside of Island County Coupeville Councilman Bob Clay chairman of the transit board has been acting director of the agen-cy since Martha Rose quit the posi-tion last month
Clay and Vaughan were originally the two members of a committee charged with finding an interim replacement
Vaughan said he was reluctant to serve on the committee because he was planning to apply for both the interim and permanent position he said he had no choice but to serve on the committee though because fellow transit board member Island County Commissioner Helen Price Johnson would be unavailable for 10 days
Price Johnson was voted to serve on the committee Friday after Vaughan quit
Tuesday Clay said the committee identified a list of can-didates and conducted some interviews but no decisions have been made
Vaughanrsquos initial intention to apply for the job was criti-cized by Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley an interim mem-ber of the transit board and vocal IT critic He said during an interview that he was not impressed with the idea of Vaughan as the agencyrsquos head Vaughan Dudley asserted is ldquolooking for a paycheckrdquo
ldquoItrsquos so wrong to even contemplate that you can slide yourself into a position after Island County voters didnrsquot vote for yourdquo he said
Vaughan a Republican was appointed to the coun-
tyrsquos board of commissioners earlier this year after Commissioner Kelly Emerson also a Republican resigned
Vaughan didnrsquot make it through the primary election Hersquoll be out of a job when the election is certified in November
Vaughan said he has the experience neces-sary to be the transit director His background includes work as a supervisor of 1600 employ-ees of at the L-3 Aerospace at the Army Depot he said
After taking office this past summer Vaughan jumped into the midst of problems at IT The transit board had to cut bus service and lay off employees after financial problems were discovered
Dudley said last Fridayrsquos IT board meeting which focused on next yearrsquos budget may be his last Councilman Jim Campbell is due to return from vacation next week and will likely return to the board
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Vaughan backs out of Island Transit director application
Aubrey Vaughan
ldquoItrsquos so wrong to even contemplate that you can slide yourself into a position after Island County voters didnrsquot vote for yourdquo
Scott Dudley mayor
Oak Harbor
Missing man found dead
Island police are look-ing into the death of an Oak Harbor man on South Whidbey last week
Anthony J Speed 51 was found dead at about 1045 am Thursday Oct 9 in a ravine near Dalton Realty on Highway 525 in Clinton according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office As of Friday at press time the official cause of death was unde-termined
ldquoAt this point in the investigation there is no suspicion of foul play cause of death is under investiga-
tionrdquo Sheriff Mark Brown said
Speedrsquos was one of two bodies discovered late last week on South Whidbey Another man was found
hanging from a tree at the entrance of Saratoga Woods Friday morning Early reports were that both were suicides and the South Whidbey Record has a general policy of not reporting on self-inflicted deaths for ethical reasons
The sheriffrsquos office has since confirmed however that Speedrsquos death may not have been a suicide Island County Coroner Robert Bishop said ldquoan exact cause and manner of death is pending toxicologyrdquo
Speed was reported missing by his girlfriend in September According to an Oak Harbor news release the man ldquochecked himself out of a Snohomish County Hospital against medical advice for some medical issuesrdquo and was seen shortly before mid-night Sept 18 at the Clinton Ferry Terminal A sheriffrsquos deputy spotted Speed walking up the high-way about an hour later where the man reportedly declined a ride telling the officer he lived in the area
ldquoMr Speed at that time said he was OK and didnrsquot need any further assis-tancerdquo Brown said
That was the last time Speed was seen alive the sheriff added
Dog House owners seek renovation
An hour-long meeting between the owners of the Dog House Tavern and Langleyrsquos mayor and planning director has
them all back to where they started more than a year ago renovation and restoration
Charlie Kleiner who owns the historic build-ing on First Street with his wife Janice Kleiner told The Record they are looking to refurbish the building
The Kleiners who live in Issaquah met with Mayor Fred McCarthy and Director of Community Planning Jeff Arango for an hour Tuesday They also brought an architect with early designs for a renovated Dog House which the owners claim needs significant work to bring it up to code for earthquake safety McCarthy said the city is considering a land swap similar to one the Kleiners rejected earlier which would have given them the existing easement adjacent to their property on the westside of the building in exchange the city would get property on the north end of the lot that would add to Seawall Park
ldquoWersquore kind of back to where we were a year and a half agordquo Charlie Kleiner said
Community group holds meeting
Anyone with a stake in Clinton or interest in seeing what has hap-pened and can happen should make their way to the Clinton Community
Council meeting Thursday Oct 23
Projects for the group include improving the walkability and acces-sibility of Clintonrsquos com-mercial core Bolstering safety at crosswalks across Highway 525 and adding flags at the intersections for pedestrians defining bike trails and mainte-nance on the sidewalks and the hill leading to the ferry terminal are topics for discussion The group will also discuss incorpo-ration of the community council as a non-profit group not a govern-mental organization as it moves into its second year of existence
There will be coffee tea and snacks potluck style at 630 pm at the Clinton Community Hall The councilrsquos meeting begins at 7 pm and is expected to last until 830 pm
For more information email Jack Lynch at jacklclintonwacom
Alleged carjacker arrested
Whidbey Islandrsquos ver-sion of a SWAT team arrested a carjacking suspect at an apart-ment building outside Oak Harbor Wednesday according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office
Detective Ed Wallace said the suspect Irvin Torian is wanted on a no-bail arrest warrant out of Florida for carjacking while armed with a dead-
ly weapon and a local warrant for misdemeanor harassment
An operation consist-ing of deputies from the Island County Sheriffrsquos Hard Entry Arrest Team or HEAT and officers from the Oak Harbor Police Departmentrsquos High Risk Entry Team or HRET served a search warrant on an apartment complex in the 2800 block of Oak Harbor Road
Oak Harbor police drove the departmentrsquos new armored vehicle to the scene
Torian refused to leave the apartment He tried to jump from a second-story window at the rear of the building but changed his mind after seeing police officers looking up at him Wallace said
The officers evacuated the occupants of the apartment complex after getting no response from Torian for about 15 min-utes A single chemical munition or ldquogas roundrdquo was shot into a bedroom window Wallace said
The gas round com-pelled Torian to imme-diately comply with law enforcement He got out of the apartment and was arrested without incident he didnrsquot need medical attention according to the detective
Wallace said local law enforcement has used tear gas or pepper rounds against barricaded sus-pects before but that itrsquos relatively unusual
Torian will likely be extradited to Florida he said
The roundupThe roundupThe roundupWEATHER REPORT | Itrsquos looking grim Showers and rain expected to last through Wednesday Highs in the mid-60s
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By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
While most students headed home to relax after an early release from school Wednesday about handful of kids gathered in the spacious MakerTron lab in Clinton to learn the basics of computer-aided design and 3-D printing techniques
MakerTron lab also known as Whidbey Makers is an educational facility fund-ed by The South Whidbey Science Fund a non-profit organization that is dedicat-ed to the increase of math and science literacy At MakerTron visitors learn a variety of technological skills in a fun and accessible man-ner
During Wednesdayrsquos class MakerTron staff taught kids about 3D printed objects and assisted them in creat-ing their own Students also learned other elements of computer-aided design and developed their own casts and molds
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo said Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
Near the end of the day Brad Kenney chief creative officer at Whidbey Makers led a discussion of the ways in which 3D printing technol-ogy is being implemented in the field of medicine specifi-cally for prosthetics He also touched on the multiple cre-
ative and artistic uses of both 3D printing and computer-aided design
Petitclerc noted that the MakerTron experience
offers kids an opportunity to use and learn about equip-ment and technologies they may not otherwise have access to
ldquoIt was really excit-ing and funrdquo said Lexie Smith
ldquoIt was pretty fun and wasnrsquot boring like I thought it was going to berdquo Sabastian Shewell said ldquoI thought it was going to be like a classroom but it was a fun activityrdquo
The HUB is an after-school program operating from the basement of Langley United Methodist Church that is available to all students in grades 6 through 12 The program offers kids a space in which to do homework work on creative projects socialize play games and enjoy a warm meal
Each week the HUB also offers activities such as Monday drum les-sons Tuesday Magic the Gathering club Thursday guitar lessons and movies each Friday Off-site field
trips and special events such as the class at M a k e r T r o n labs often take place on early release days
ldquoI hope The HUB and
Whidbey Makers will be able
to do more collaborative proj-ects together in the futurerdquo said Petitclerc
For more informa-tion about the HUB visit thehubafterschoolorg For more information about MakerTron labs visit face-bookcomwhidbeymakers
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Learning continues after classes for students at the HUB
Kate Daniel The Record
Aidan Dona and Isaiah Giffin work on designs at the MakerTron lab during a session with the HUB an after-school hangout based in Langley
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo
Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
ElectionRick Hannold is right for District 3 commissionerEditor
The discriminating characteristic of socialism is compulsion We see it all over government these days Obamacare forces you to terminate the insurance you like and coerces you to buy more expensive insurance with government dictated ldquobenefitsrdquo that you donrsquot want and donrsquot need The current shibboleth of Democrats has become ldquoWe decree you agreerdquo or perhaps ldquoWe declare you despairrdquo There is one way to oppose this Vote them out As a start I am supporting the Republican candidate Rick Hannold for District 3 commissioner
You know the Democrat mantra was in full effect a short time ago when the taxing twins Angie Homola and Helen Price-Johnson proposed that Island County property owners be afflicted with a compulsory recycle fee It didnrsquot matter whether you made weekly runs to the recycle station or whether you were a senior who filled half a trash can
per week The Democrat candidate for District 3 is a close clone of the taxing twins mdash call them the taxing triplets
Our economy is in shambles our national debt is $17000 billion dollars [$17 trillion] 90-plus million Americans who once had a job and contributed to the economy have been kept out of the workforce by Democrat policies No more The way out is to vote Republican nationally and locally begin by voting for Rick Hannold for District 3 commis-sioner
Rick is a retired US Navy chief with 21 years of service He was stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island for all those years and served with distinction holding many positions of responsibil-ity within the Navy Rickrsquos conspicuous characteristic is that he seeks common sense solutions that will avoid the knee-jerk Democrat response to impose a new tax or increase an old tax or make permanent a temporary tax Rick is civil and professional and will explore ways to make our Island County government run more efficiently
What a conceptRick Hannold is a voice of reason
standing apart from a cacophony of bab-ble We need him on the Island Board of
Commissioners We need him to mount a stand against the Democrat mantra
DAVID HIESTANDLangley
Hannoldrsquos Navy back-ground will serve us wellEditor
I am voting for Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner District 3 in November I hope many of you will join me as well Hannold a retired Navy chief petty officer with many years of solid executive experience will bring much needed fiscal sobriety to our county commission
Hannold would take over from Aubrey Vaughn who was appointed to temporarily fill the seat vacated by former commissioner Kelly Emerson who resigned
Hannold received the most votes among Republican candidates in our primary election and he was one of three candidates recommended and thoroughly lsquovettedrsquo for the temporary appointment
OpinionOpinionOpinionPage A6 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Letters
WRITE TO US The South Whidbey Record welcomes letters from its readers We reserve the right to edit all submissions Letters should be typewritten and not exceed 350 words They must be signed and include a daytime phone number Send letters to South Whidbey Record Editor PO Box 1200 Coupeville WA 98239 or email to editorsouthwhidbeyrecordcom
Imagine lsquoI rode the whale to Langleyrsquo
Editorrsquos column
Funicular mdash itrsquos as much fun to say as it is to contemplate and it appears the concept is back on the table in Langley
Mayor Fred McCarthy con-firmed this week that city offi-cials are once again considering the idea in the wake of contro-versy surrounding the proposal for an elevator on a raised plat-form the latest machination for a mechanized shortcut between
the marina Cascade Avenue and the rest of Langley At $500000 itrsquos by far the cheaper alternative to the origi-nal plan for a funicular about $900000 but itrsquos hardly as much fun and earned wide-spread criticism for its view-blocking potential to boot
Sure sure cost and maintenance are factors in the greater effort to ease the long walk up the hill along Wharf Street but who can argue the merits of a funicu-lar over a boring old elevator
Onersquos a convenience the other is a ride For that matter my personal vote is for a funicular
shaped like a whale A gray would be cool but an orca even better Just imagine a black and white colored pod perhaps with doors shaped like jaws a fin on top and tail in back shuttling people up and down the bluff Businesses would sell T-shirts cups and post-ers all with messages such as ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo or ldquoI had a whale of time in the Village by the Seardquo or best yet ldquoNow I know how Jonah feltrdquo
Like Seattlersquos Space Needle Pike Street Marketrsquos bronze pig Rachel and Egyptrsquos pyramids before them Langleyrsquos orca would become its identifier its signa-ture feature to the great wide world People would flock to that famous South Whidbey town where one gets to the beach or downtown in the belly of a beast
No Well perhaps not I ran into McCarthy at Kenrsquos Korner Thursday and broached my design ideas Somehow I think the idea sank there for there was a lot of laughing and I believe the conversation ended with ldquoYou should come to the city council and propose the idea yourself Justinrdquo
Fredrsquos a funny guy if you didnrsquot know alreadyThere may yet be hope for my whale of a plan how-
ever The mayor may laugh off my brilliance but Irsquoll leave you with this mdash the T-shirt slogan ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo was actually his
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By JUSTIN BURNETT
SEE LETTERS A7
We simply must have Hannoldrsquos focus on basic services mdash public safety is his first priority mdash and his commitment to fiscal restraint and open accountable gov-ernment Our Island County commission has important work to do at a time when our economy is vulnerable and many of our neighbors and friends are struggling
Hannold will work to keep Naval Air Station Whidbey Island here and he will begin the hard work of finally diver-sifying our local economy encouraging local job cre-ators and helping local entre-preneurs so our children and grandchildren can stay here
And Rick Hannold will not allow imposition of new taxes on our families As a long time 28-year resident of Island County Hannold understands that we need to work together for everyonersquos benefit instead of allowing
well-financed special interest groups to get special treat-ment at the expense of hard-working ordinary citizens
SincerelySIG HANSON
Camano Island
Hannold will pro-tect Navy baseEditor
Do you have a job in Island County own a home enjoy a variety of retail outlets or just appreciate the stable local economy If your answer is yes and you want them to remain economically safe you should be concerned with the County Commissionerrsquos race
Candidate Karla Jacks described her Island County vision regarding the Navy in her April 2014 newslet-ter She wrote she wanted alternatives to the Navy flying out of OLF Coupeville The Navy has long said Outlying Field Coupeville is essential to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island remaining open and that it has to remain opera-
tional to adequately train car-rier aircrews If elected Karla would be the second (Helen Price Johnson is the other) commissioner who does not understand or care if OLF is essential
Karla claimed in The Record she supports the Navy because an in-law was once in the Navy However she also said she would not take a pub-lic position on OLF Coupeville remaining open now Usually when a politician refuses to take a position pre-election they intend to take the unpop-ular position after the elec-tion If she really supported the Navy the one entity that provides 88 percent of all economic activity within the county (according to the gov-ernorrsquos report on the Navyrsquos local impact) I am convinced she would have no problem publicly stating she supports keeping the Growlers flying at OLF Coupeville
If you support the Navy or
have concerns what would happen to the local econo-my if the anti-Navy group in Coupeville that supports Ms Jacksrsquo election is successful in closing down OLF Coupeville the one issue Karla refuses to state her position on then
please join me in voting for Rick Hannold the candidate that clearly states he supports OLF Coupeville We cannot afford a majority commission-er board against the Navy
MAC MACDOWELLOak Harbor
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A7
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ElMar ldquoEllierdquo Louise Frye
March 24 1923 ndash Oct 9 2014Ellie passed away peacefully Oct 9
2014 in Everett Wash She was sur-rounded by her three children
Ellie was born March 24 1923 to Orin and Leah Shearer in Tacoma Wash She had four brothers and sisters Ellie attended Lincoln High School in Seattle
Ellie and her family lived on Mutiny Bay for many years In
May of 1973 she married Jim Frye and they made their new home in Vancouver Wash where they lived until October 2006 when they returned to beautiful Whidbey Island
Ellie loved to play bridge golf and put puzzles together Most of all she loved being around her family She is survived by her children Judi (Dave) Little Dean (Cathy) Hatt and Sue (Jack) Terhar grandchildren Jennifer (Carl) Holloway-Factory Kris (Steve) Jones Suzi (Mike) Redman Heather (Logan) Birch Jon Greversquo Danielle (Pete) Samson
and Courtney (Ben) Stingle Ellie also had seven great-grandchildren Jarrin DersquoAndre Jacob Mason Grace Marshet and Ellie She will be forever in our hearts
A private family celebration of Elliersquos life will be held Oct 18
The family would like to thank the staff at Forest View Transitional Health in Everett and Hospice for all of their tender loving care they gave to Ellie Donations may be made online or mailed to Providence Hospice and Homecare 2731 Wetmore Ave Everett WA 98201
Obituary
ElMar Frye
MORE LETTERSCONTINUED FROM A6
Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
SportsSportsSportsPage A8 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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$1295 We will close at 2pm on Tuesday Oct 21 for a
Private Party Please accept our apologies for any
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
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ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
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Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
Page A14 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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Image courtesy of Langley Community Planning
These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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Missing man found dead
Island police are look-ing into the death of an Oak Harbor man on South Whidbey last week
Anthony J Speed 51 was found dead at about 1045 am Thursday Oct 9 in a ravine near Dalton Realty on Highway 525 in Clinton according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office As of Friday at press time the official cause of death was unde-termined
ldquoAt this point in the investigation there is no suspicion of foul play cause of death is under investiga-
tionrdquo Sheriff Mark Brown said
Speedrsquos was one of two bodies discovered late last week on South Whidbey Another man was found
hanging from a tree at the entrance of Saratoga Woods Friday morning Early reports were that both were suicides and the South Whidbey Record has a general policy of not reporting on self-inflicted deaths for ethical reasons
The sheriffrsquos office has since confirmed however that Speedrsquos death may not have been a suicide Island County Coroner Robert Bishop said ldquoan exact cause and manner of death is pending toxicologyrdquo
Speed was reported missing by his girlfriend in September According to an Oak Harbor news release the man ldquochecked himself out of a Snohomish County Hospital against medical advice for some medical issuesrdquo and was seen shortly before mid-night Sept 18 at the Clinton Ferry Terminal A sheriffrsquos deputy spotted Speed walking up the high-way about an hour later where the man reportedly declined a ride telling the officer he lived in the area
ldquoMr Speed at that time said he was OK and didnrsquot need any further assis-tancerdquo Brown said
That was the last time Speed was seen alive the sheriff added
Dog House owners seek renovation
An hour-long meeting between the owners of the Dog House Tavern and Langleyrsquos mayor and planning director has
them all back to where they started more than a year ago renovation and restoration
Charlie Kleiner who owns the historic build-ing on First Street with his wife Janice Kleiner told The Record they are looking to refurbish the building
The Kleiners who live in Issaquah met with Mayor Fred McCarthy and Director of Community Planning Jeff Arango for an hour Tuesday They also brought an architect with early designs for a renovated Dog House which the owners claim needs significant work to bring it up to code for earthquake safety McCarthy said the city is considering a land swap similar to one the Kleiners rejected earlier which would have given them the existing easement adjacent to their property on the westside of the building in exchange the city would get property on the north end of the lot that would add to Seawall Park
ldquoWersquore kind of back to where we were a year and a half agordquo Charlie Kleiner said
Community group holds meeting
Anyone with a stake in Clinton or interest in seeing what has hap-pened and can happen should make their way to the Clinton Community
Council meeting Thursday Oct 23
Projects for the group include improving the walkability and acces-sibility of Clintonrsquos com-mercial core Bolstering safety at crosswalks across Highway 525 and adding flags at the intersections for pedestrians defining bike trails and mainte-nance on the sidewalks and the hill leading to the ferry terminal are topics for discussion The group will also discuss incorpo-ration of the community council as a non-profit group not a govern-mental organization as it moves into its second year of existence
There will be coffee tea and snacks potluck style at 630 pm at the Clinton Community Hall The councilrsquos meeting begins at 7 pm and is expected to last until 830 pm
For more information email Jack Lynch at jacklclintonwacom
Alleged carjacker arrested
Whidbey Islandrsquos ver-sion of a SWAT team arrested a carjacking suspect at an apart-ment building outside Oak Harbor Wednesday according to the Island County Sheriffrsquos Office
Detective Ed Wallace said the suspect Irvin Torian is wanted on a no-bail arrest warrant out of Florida for carjacking while armed with a dead-
ly weapon and a local warrant for misdemeanor harassment
An operation consist-ing of deputies from the Island County Sheriffrsquos Hard Entry Arrest Team or HEAT and officers from the Oak Harbor Police Departmentrsquos High Risk Entry Team or HRET served a search warrant on an apartment complex in the 2800 block of Oak Harbor Road
Oak Harbor police drove the departmentrsquos new armored vehicle to the scene
Torian refused to leave the apartment He tried to jump from a second-story window at the rear of the building but changed his mind after seeing police officers looking up at him Wallace said
The officers evacuated the occupants of the apartment complex after getting no response from Torian for about 15 min-utes A single chemical munition or ldquogas roundrdquo was shot into a bedroom window Wallace said
The gas round com-pelled Torian to imme-diately comply with law enforcement He got out of the apartment and was arrested without incident he didnrsquot need medical attention according to the detective
Wallace said local law enforcement has used tear gas or pepper rounds against barricaded sus-pects before but that itrsquos relatively unusual
Torian will likely be extradited to Florida he said
The roundupThe roundupThe roundupWEATHER REPORT | Itrsquos looking grim Showers and rain expected to last through Wednesday Highs in the mid-60s
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Anthony Speed
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
While most students headed home to relax after an early release from school Wednesday about handful of kids gathered in the spacious MakerTron lab in Clinton to learn the basics of computer-aided design and 3-D printing techniques
MakerTron lab also known as Whidbey Makers is an educational facility fund-ed by The South Whidbey Science Fund a non-profit organization that is dedicat-ed to the increase of math and science literacy At MakerTron visitors learn a variety of technological skills in a fun and accessible man-ner
During Wednesdayrsquos class MakerTron staff taught kids about 3D printed objects and assisted them in creat-ing their own Students also learned other elements of computer-aided design and developed their own casts and molds
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo said Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
Near the end of the day Brad Kenney chief creative officer at Whidbey Makers led a discussion of the ways in which 3D printing technol-ogy is being implemented in the field of medicine specifi-cally for prosthetics He also touched on the multiple cre-
ative and artistic uses of both 3D printing and computer-aided design
Petitclerc noted that the MakerTron experience
offers kids an opportunity to use and learn about equip-ment and technologies they may not otherwise have access to
ldquoIt was really excit-ing and funrdquo said Lexie Smith
ldquoIt was pretty fun and wasnrsquot boring like I thought it was going to berdquo Sabastian Shewell said ldquoI thought it was going to be like a classroom but it was a fun activityrdquo
The HUB is an after-school program operating from the basement of Langley United Methodist Church that is available to all students in grades 6 through 12 The program offers kids a space in which to do homework work on creative projects socialize play games and enjoy a warm meal
Each week the HUB also offers activities such as Monday drum les-sons Tuesday Magic the Gathering club Thursday guitar lessons and movies each Friday Off-site field
trips and special events such as the class at M a k e r T r o n labs often take place on early release days
ldquoI hope The HUB and
Whidbey Makers will be able
to do more collaborative proj-ects together in the futurerdquo said Petitclerc
For more informa-tion about the HUB visit thehubafterschoolorg For more information about MakerTron labs visit face-bookcomwhidbeymakers
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A5
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Learning continues after classes for students at the HUB
Kate Daniel The Record
Aidan Dona and Isaiah Giffin work on designs at the MakerTron lab during a session with the HUB an after-school hangout based in Langley
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo
Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
ElectionRick Hannold is right for District 3 commissionerEditor
The discriminating characteristic of socialism is compulsion We see it all over government these days Obamacare forces you to terminate the insurance you like and coerces you to buy more expensive insurance with government dictated ldquobenefitsrdquo that you donrsquot want and donrsquot need The current shibboleth of Democrats has become ldquoWe decree you agreerdquo or perhaps ldquoWe declare you despairrdquo There is one way to oppose this Vote them out As a start I am supporting the Republican candidate Rick Hannold for District 3 commissioner
You know the Democrat mantra was in full effect a short time ago when the taxing twins Angie Homola and Helen Price-Johnson proposed that Island County property owners be afflicted with a compulsory recycle fee It didnrsquot matter whether you made weekly runs to the recycle station or whether you were a senior who filled half a trash can
per week The Democrat candidate for District 3 is a close clone of the taxing twins mdash call them the taxing triplets
Our economy is in shambles our national debt is $17000 billion dollars [$17 trillion] 90-plus million Americans who once had a job and contributed to the economy have been kept out of the workforce by Democrat policies No more The way out is to vote Republican nationally and locally begin by voting for Rick Hannold for District 3 commis-sioner
Rick is a retired US Navy chief with 21 years of service He was stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island for all those years and served with distinction holding many positions of responsibil-ity within the Navy Rickrsquos conspicuous characteristic is that he seeks common sense solutions that will avoid the knee-jerk Democrat response to impose a new tax or increase an old tax or make permanent a temporary tax Rick is civil and professional and will explore ways to make our Island County government run more efficiently
What a conceptRick Hannold is a voice of reason
standing apart from a cacophony of bab-ble We need him on the Island Board of
Commissioners We need him to mount a stand against the Democrat mantra
DAVID HIESTANDLangley
Hannoldrsquos Navy back-ground will serve us wellEditor
I am voting for Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner District 3 in November I hope many of you will join me as well Hannold a retired Navy chief petty officer with many years of solid executive experience will bring much needed fiscal sobriety to our county commission
Hannold would take over from Aubrey Vaughn who was appointed to temporarily fill the seat vacated by former commissioner Kelly Emerson who resigned
Hannold received the most votes among Republican candidates in our primary election and he was one of three candidates recommended and thoroughly lsquovettedrsquo for the temporary appointment
OpinionOpinionOpinionPage A6 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Letters
WRITE TO US The South Whidbey Record welcomes letters from its readers We reserve the right to edit all submissions Letters should be typewritten and not exceed 350 words They must be signed and include a daytime phone number Send letters to South Whidbey Record Editor PO Box 1200 Coupeville WA 98239 or email to editorsouthwhidbeyrecordcom
Imagine lsquoI rode the whale to Langleyrsquo
Editorrsquos column
Funicular mdash itrsquos as much fun to say as it is to contemplate and it appears the concept is back on the table in Langley
Mayor Fred McCarthy con-firmed this week that city offi-cials are once again considering the idea in the wake of contro-versy surrounding the proposal for an elevator on a raised plat-form the latest machination for a mechanized shortcut between
the marina Cascade Avenue and the rest of Langley At $500000 itrsquos by far the cheaper alternative to the origi-nal plan for a funicular about $900000 but itrsquos hardly as much fun and earned wide-spread criticism for its view-blocking potential to boot
Sure sure cost and maintenance are factors in the greater effort to ease the long walk up the hill along Wharf Street but who can argue the merits of a funicu-lar over a boring old elevator
Onersquos a convenience the other is a ride For that matter my personal vote is for a funicular
shaped like a whale A gray would be cool but an orca even better Just imagine a black and white colored pod perhaps with doors shaped like jaws a fin on top and tail in back shuttling people up and down the bluff Businesses would sell T-shirts cups and post-ers all with messages such as ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo or ldquoI had a whale of time in the Village by the Seardquo or best yet ldquoNow I know how Jonah feltrdquo
Like Seattlersquos Space Needle Pike Street Marketrsquos bronze pig Rachel and Egyptrsquos pyramids before them Langleyrsquos orca would become its identifier its signa-ture feature to the great wide world People would flock to that famous South Whidbey town where one gets to the beach or downtown in the belly of a beast
No Well perhaps not I ran into McCarthy at Kenrsquos Korner Thursday and broached my design ideas Somehow I think the idea sank there for there was a lot of laughing and I believe the conversation ended with ldquoYou should come to the city council and propose the idea yourself Justinrdquo
Fredrsquos a funny guy if you didnrsquot know alreadyThere may yet be hope for my whale of a plan how-
ever The mayor may laugh off my brilliance but Irsquoll leave you with this mdash the T-shirt slogan ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo was actually his
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By JUSTIN BURNETT
SEE LETTERS A7
We simply must have Hannoldrsquos focus on basic services mdash public safety is his first priority mdash and his commitment to fiscal restraint and open accountable gov-ernment Our Island County commission has important work to do at a time when our economy is vulnerable and many of our neighbors and friends are struggling
Hannold will work to keep Naval Air Station Whidbey Island here and he will begin the hard work of finally diver-sifying our local economy encouraging local job cre-ators and helping local entre-preneurs so our children and grandchildren can stay here
And Rick Hannold will not allow imposition of new taxes on our families As a long time 28-year resident of Island County Hannold understands that we need to work together for everyonersquos benefit instead of allowing
well-financed special interest groups to get special treat-ment at the expense of hard-working ordinary citizens
SincerelySIG HANSON
Camano Island
Hannold will pro-tect Navy baseEditor
Do you have a job in Island County own a home enjoy a variety of retail outlets or just appreciate the stable local economy If your answer is yes and you want them to remain economically safe you should be concerned with the County Commissionerrsquos race
Candidate Karla Jacks described her Island County vision regarding the Navy in her April 2014 newslet-ter She wrote she wanted alternatives to the Navy flying out of OLF Coupeville The Navy has long said Outlying Field Coupeville is essential to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island remaining open and that it has to remain opera-
tional to adequately train car-rier aircrews If elected Karla would be the second (Helen Price Johnson is the other) commissioner who does not understand or care if OLF is essential
Karla claimed in The Record she supports the Navy because an in-law was once in the Navy However she also said she would not take a pub-lic position on OLF Coupeville remaining open now Usually when a politician refuses to take a position pre-election they intend to take the unpop-ular position after the elec-tion If she really supported the Navy the one entity that provides 88 percent of all economic activity within the county (according to the gov-ernorrsquos report on the Navyrsquos local impact) I am convinced she would have no problem publicly stating she supports keeping the Growlers flying at OLF Coupeville
If you support the Navy or
have concerns what would happen to the local econo-my if the anti-Navy group in Coupeville that supports Ms Jacksrsquo election is successful in closing down OLF Coupeville the one issue Karla refuses to state her position on then
please join me in voting for Rick Hannold the candidate that clearly states he supports OLF Coupeville We cannot afford a majority commission-er board against the Navy
MAC MACDOWELLOak Harbor
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ElMar ldquoEllierdquo Louise Frye
March 24 1923 ndash Oct 9 2014Ellie passed away peacefully Oct 9
2014 in Everett Wash She was sur-rounded by her three children
Ellie was born March 24 1923 to Orin and Leah Shearer in Tacoma Wash She had four brothers and sisters Ellie attended Lincoln High School in Seattle
Ellie and her family lived on Mutiny Bay for many years In
May of 1973 she married Jim Frye and they made their new home in Vancouver Wash where they lived until October 2006 when they returned to beautiful Whidbey Island
Ellie loved to play bridge golf and put puzzles together Most of all she loved being around her family She is survived by her children Judi (Dave) Little Dean (Cathy) Hatt and Sue (Jack) Terhar grandchildren Jennifer (Carl) Holloway-Factory Kris (Steve) Jones Suzi (Mike) Redman Heather (Logan) Birch Jon Greversquo Danielle (Pete) Samson
and Courtney (Ben) Stingle Ellie also had seven great-grandchildren Jarrin DersquoAndre Jacob Mason Grace Marshet and Ellie She will be forever in our hearts
A private family celebration of Elliersquos life will be held Oct 18
The family would like to thank the staff at Forest View Transitional Health in Everett and Hospice for all of their tender loving care they gave to Ellie Donations may be made online or mailed to Providence Hospice and Homecare 2731 Wetmore Ave Everett WA 98201
Obituary
ElMar Frye
MORE LETTERSCONTINUED FROM A6
Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
SportsSportsSportsPage A8 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
SUBMISSIONSSend items to editor
southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
18Saturday
21Tuesday
20Monday
19Sunday
Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A13
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
Page A14 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
South WhidbeyCHURCH DIRECTORY
To list your religious services herecall 360-221-5300 or 877-316-7276$10 for 10 lines and a $1 for each
additional line
Assembly of God360-221-16565373 Maxwelton Road Langleywwwswag-onlineorgLoving God Loving People Serving the WorldSunday Worship Services830AM amp 1030AMBoth services offer nursery for infants and toddlers amp kids classes for 3yrs to 4th gradeMatt Chambers PastorDareld Chittim Associate PastorMark Brinkman Youth PastorHome of Island Christian Academy360-221-0919
Calvary Chapel of Whidbey IslandTeaching through Godrsquos Word360-579-25703821 E French Road ClintonwwwccwhidbeycomSunday Services 9 amp 11AM
Christian Science Church321-4080 or 222-3182 bull Langley15910 Hwy 525 at Useless Bay RdSunday Church Service 1030AMWednesday Service 730PM
1st Wednesday of the month
Christian Life Center360-331-5778Loving God Reaching People1832 Scott Rd FreelandProfessional CenterSunday Morning Worship 1000AMNursery amp Sunday School
through 8th GradeCelebrate Recovery
Tuesday evenings 7PMChristian Lifersquos Ministry CenterPastor Chad Wordwwwclcwhidbeycom
The First Baptist Churchof South Whidbey islandCelebrating Our 51st Yearwww rstbaptistsouthwhidbeycom2277 Newman Road LangleySunday School 930AMMorning Worship Service 1100AMEvening Service 600PMWed Evening Bible Study amp Prayer 600PM
360-321-4457
The Island Church of WhidbeyChristian amp Missionary Alliance Church360-221-69806th amp Cascade LangleyldquoLoving Christ and Others WellrdquoSunday Worship 1030AMwwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
Langley United Methodist Church360-221-4233 bull 3rd amp AntheslumcwhidbeycomSunday Service 930AM
Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
Rev Mary Boyd PastorBill Humphreys Music DirectorEve Carty Program AssociateLauren Coleman YouthFamily CoordwwwLangleyumcorgA Greening Reconciling amp Advocating CongregationldquoOpen Hearts Open Minds Open Doorsrdquo
South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
St Augustinersquos in the Woods Episcopal ChurchldquoA Greening Congregationrdquo360-331-4887 bull Freeland5217 Honeymoon Bay RoadHoly Eucharist Sun 8AM amp 1030AMNursery amp Youth Programs ProvidedMonday Solemn Evensong 530PMWednesday Holy Eucharist and
Ministry of Healing 1000AMwwwstaugustinesepiscopalchurchorgRev Nigel Taber-Hamilton Rector Julie Spangler Director of
Christian Formation
St Hubert Catholic Church804 Third Street Langley360-221-5383MassesSaturday 500PMSunday 800AM and 1030AMMon Tues Thurs and Fri 815AMWednesday 1030AMFr Rick Spicer pastorE-mail sthubertwhidbeycomwwwsthubertschurchorg
South Whidbey Community ChurchA place to beginhellip A place to belong360-221-1220 bull LangleywwwwhidbeychurchorgSunday Morning Worship 1000AMAdult Sunday School 900AMDeer Lagoon Grange5142 S Bayview Road LangleyHome Bible Studies availableDarrell Wenzek pastor
Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
Whidbey Island Friends MeetingThe Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)Meeting for WorshipSundays at 400pmUnitarian Universalist Congregation20103 Hwy 525 Freeland WA 98249
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Apartments for Rent Island County
OAK HARBOR 98277
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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Image courtesy of Langley Community Planning
These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
While most students headed home to relax after an early release from school Wednesday about handful of kids gathered in the spacious MakerTron lab in Clinton to learn the basics of computer-aided design and 3-D printing techniques
MakerTron lab also known as Whidbey Makers is an educational facility fund-ed by The South Whidbey Science Fund a non-profit organization that is dedicat-ed to the increase of math and science literacy At MakerTron visitors learn a variety of technological skills in a fun and accessible man-ner
During Wednesdayrsquos class MakerTron staff taught kids about 3D printed objects and assisted them in creat-ing their own Students also learned other elements of computer-aided design and developed their own casts and molds
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo said Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
Near the end of the day Brad Kenney chief creative officer at Whidbey Makers led a discussion of the ways in which 3D printing technol-ogy is being implemented in the field of medicine specifi-cally for prosthetics He also touched on the multiple cre-
ative and artistic uses of both 3D printing and computer-aided design
Petitclerc noted that the MakerTron experience
offers kids an opportunity to use and learn about equip-ment and technologies they may not otherwise have access to
ldquoIt was really excit-ing and funrdquo said Lexie Smith
ldquoIt was pretty fun and wasnrsquot boring like I thought it was going to berdquo Sabastian Shewell said ldquoI thought it was going to be like a classroom but it was a fun activityrdquo
The HUB is an after-school program operating from the basement of Langley United Methodist Church that is available to all students in grades 6 through 12 The program offers kids a space in which to do homework work on creative projects socialize play games and enjoy a warm meal
Each week the HUB also offers activities such as Monday drum les-sons Tuesday Magic the Gathering club Thursday guitar lessons and movies each Friday Off-site field
trips and special events such as the class at M a k e r T r o n labs often take place on early release days
ldquoI hope The HUB and
Whidbey Makers will be able
to do more collaborative proj-ects together in the futurerdquo said Petitclerc
For more informa-tion about the HUB visit thehubafterschoolorg For more information about MakerTron labs visit face-bookcomwhidbeymakers
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Learning continues after classes for students at the HUB
Kate Daniel The Record
Aidan Dona and Isaiah Giffin work on designs at the MakerTron lab during a session with the HUB an after-school hangout based in Langley
ldquoItrsquos kind of the wave of the futurerdquo
Frankie Petitclerc HUB program manager
ElectionRick Hannold is right for District 3 commissionerEditor
The discriminating characteristic of socialism is compulsion We see it all over government these days Obamacare forces you to terminate the insurance you like and coerces you to buy more expensive insurance with government dictated ldquobenefitsrdquo that you donrsquot want and donrsquot need The current shibboleth of Democrats has become ldquoWe decree you agreerdquo or perhaps ldquoWe declare you despairrdquo There is one way to oppose this Vote them out As a start I am supporting the Republican candidate Rick Hannold for District 3 commissioner
You know the Democrat mantra was in full effect a short time ago when the taxing twins Angie Homola and Helen Price-Johnson proposed that Island County property owners be afflicted with a compulsory recycle fee It didnrsquot matter whether you made weekly runs to the recycle station or whether you were a senior who filled half a trash can
per week The Democrat candidate for District 3 is a close clone of the taxing twins mdash call them the taxing triplets
Our economy is in shambles our national debt is $17000 billion dollars [$17 trillion] 90-plus million Americans who once had a job and contributed to the economy have been kept out of the workforce by Democrat policies No more The way out is to vote Republican nationally and locally begin by voting for Rick Hannold for District 3 commis-sioner
Rick is a retired US Navy chief with 21 years of service He was stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island for all those years and served with distinction holding many positions of responsibil-ity within the Navy Rickrsquos conspicuous characteristic is that he seeks common sense solutions that will avoid the knee-jerk Democrat response to impose a new tax or increase an old tax or make permanent a temporary tax Rick is civil and professional and will explore ways to make our Island County government run more efficiently
What a conceptRick Hannold is a voice of reason
standing apart from a cacophony of bab-ble We need him on the Island Board of
Commissioners We need him to mount a stand against the Democrat mantra
DAVID HIESTANDLangley
Hannoldrsquos Navy back-ground will serve us wellEditor
I am voting for Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner District 3 in November I hope many of you will join me as well Hannold a retired Navy chief petty officer with many years of solid executive experience will bring much needed fiscal sobriety to our county commission
Hannold would take over from Aubrey Vaughn who was appointed to temporarily fill the seat vacated by former commissioner Kelly Emerson who resigned
Hannold received the most votes among Republican candidates in our primary election and he was one of three candidates recommended and thoroughly lsquovettedrsquo for the temporary appointment
OpinionOpinionOpinionPage A6 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Letters
WRITE TO US The South Whidbey Record welcomes letters from its readers We reserve the right to edit all submissions Letters should be typewritten and not exceed 350 words They must be signed and include a daytime phone number Send letters to South Whidbey Record Editor PO Box 1200 Coupeville WA 98239 or email to editorsouthwhidbeyrecordcom
Imagine lsquoI rode the whale to Langleyrsquo
Editorrsquos column
Funicular mdash itrsquos as much fun to say as it is to contemplate and it appears the concept is back on the table in Langley
Mayor Fred McCarthy con-firmed this week that city offi-cials are once again considering the idea in the wake of contro-versy surrounding the proposal for an elevator on a raised plat-form the latest machination for a mechanized shortcut between
the marina Cascade Avenue and the rest of Langley At $500000 itrsquos by far the cheaper alternative to the origi-nal plan for a funicular about $900000 but itrsquos hardly as much fun and earned wide-spread criticism for its view-blocking potential to boot
Sure sure cost and maintenance are factors in the greater effort to ease the long walk up the hill along Wharf Street but who can argue the merits of a funicu-lar over a boring old elevator
Onersquos a convenience the other is a ride For that matter my personal vote is for a funicular
shaped like a whale A gray would be cool but an orca even better Just imagine a black and white colored pod perhaps with doors shaped like jaws a fin on top and tail in back shuttling people up and down the bluff Businesses would sell T-shirts cups and post-ers all with messages such as ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo or ldquoI had a whale of time in the Village by the Seardquo or best yet ldquoNow I know how Jonah feltrdquo
Like Seattlersquos Space Needle Pike Street Marketrsquos bronze pig Rachel and Egyptrsquos pyramids before them Langleyrsquos orca would become its identifier its signa-ture feature to the great wide world People would flock to that famous South Whidbey town where one gets to the beach or downtown in the belly of a beast
No Well perhaps not I ran into McCarthy at Kenrsquos Korner Thursday and broached my design ideas Somehow I think the idea sank there for there was a lot of laughing and I believe the conversation ended with ldquoYou should come to the city council and propose the idea yourself Justinrdquo
Fredrsquos a funny guy if you didnrsquot know alreadyThere may yet be hope for my whale of a plan how-
ever The mayor may laugh off my brilliance but Irsquoll leave you with this mdash the T-shirt slogan ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo was actually his
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By JUSTIN BURNETT
SEE LETTERS A7
We simply must have Hannoldrsquos focus on basic services mdash public safety is his first priority mdash and his commitment to fiscal restraint and open accountable gov-ernment Our Island County commission has important work to do at a time when our economy is vulnerable and many of our neighbors and friends are struggling
Hannold will work to keep Naval Air Station Whidbey Island here and he will begin the hard work of finally diver-sifying our local economy encouraging local job cre-ators and helping local entre-preneurs so our children and grandchildren can stay here
And Rick Hannold will not allow imposition of new taxes on our families As a long time 28-year resident of Island County Hannold understands that we need to work together for everyonersquos benefit instead of allowing
well-financed special interest groups to get special treat-ment at the expense of hard-working ordinary citizens
SincerelySIG HANSON
Camano Island
Hannold will pro-tect Navy baseEditor
Do you have a job in Island County own a home enjoy a variety of retail outlets or just appreciate the stable local economy If your answer is yes and you want them to remain economically safe you should be concerned with the County Commissionerrsquos race
Candidate Karla Jacks described her Island County vision regarding the Navy in her April 2014 newslet-ter She wrote she wanted alternatives to the Navy flying out of OLF Coupeville The Navy has long said Outlying Field Coupeville is essential to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island remaining open and that it has to remain opera-
tional to adequately train car-rier aircrews If elected Karla would be the second (Helen Price Johnson is the other) commissioner who does not understand or care if OLF is essential
Karla claimed in The Record she supports the Navy because an in-law was once in the Navy However she also said she would not take a pub-lic position on OLF Coupeville remaining open now Usually when a politician refuses to take a position pre-election they intend to take the unpop-ular position after the elec-tion If she really supported the Navy the one entity that provides 88 percent of all economic activity within the county (according to the gov-ernorrsquos report on the Navyrsquos local impact) I am convinced she would have no problem publicly stating she supports keeping the Growlers flying at OLF Coupeville
If you support the Navy or
have concerns what would happen to the local econo-my if the anti-Navy group in Coupeville that supports Ms Jacksrsquo election is successful in closing down OLF Coupeville the one issue Karla refuses to state her position on then
please join me in voting for Rick Hannold the candidate that clearly states he supports OLF Coupeville We cannot afford a majority commission-er board against the Navy
MAC MACDOWELLOak Harbor
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A7
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ElMar ldquoEllierdquo Louise Frye
March 24 1923 ndash Oct 9 2014Ellie passed away peacefully Oct 9
2014 in Everett Wash She was sur-rounded by her three children
Ellie was born March 24 1923 to Orin and Leah Shearer in Tacoma Wash She had four brothers and sisters Ellie attended Lincoln High School in Seattle
Ellie and her family lived on Mutiny Bay for many years In
May of 1973 she married Jim Frye and they made their new home in Vancouver Wash where they lived until October 2006 when they returned to beautiful Whidbey Island
Ellie loved to play bridge golf and put puzzles together Most of all she loved being around her family She is survived by her children Judi (Dave) Little Dean (Cathy) Hatt and Sue (Jack) Terhar grandchildren Jennifer (Carl) Holloway-Factory Kris (Steve) Jones Suzi (Mike) Redman Heather (Logan) Birch Jon Greversquo Danielle (Pete) Samson
and Courtney (Ben) Stingle Ellie also had seven great-grandchildren Jarrin DersquoAndre Jacob Mason Grace Marshet and Ellie She will be forever in our hearts
A private family celebration of Elliersquos life will be held Oct 18
The family would like to thank the staff at Forest View Transitional Health in Everett and Hospice for all of their tender loving care they gave to Ellie Donations may be made online or mailed to Providence Hospice and Homecare 2731 Wetmore Ave Everett WA 98201
Obituary
ElMar Frye
MORE LETTERSCONTINUED FROM A6
Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
SportsSportsSportsPage A8 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
209 First Street Langley bull 221-6962m o o n r a k e r b o o k s
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Direct 3602215538 bull ACE Certi ed bull Cancer Exercise Specialist Cell 3602395775 Email OnetoOnewhidbeycom
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$1095
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Homemade Chicken and Dumplings
$1295 We will close at 2pm on Tuesday Oct 21 for a
Private Party Please accept our apologies for any
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
Page A14 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
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2 BR 2 BA LOCATED in Wagon Wheel Estates a nice quiet wooded 55 + Park Lovely home with all appliances 2 storage buildings and carpor t $35000 $445 month lot rent Park manager Bill 360-221-8174
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3 BEDROOM 2 Bath doublewide mobi le in F a m i l y P a r k $ 8 5 0 month and $850 deposit 360-770-6882
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CLINTON 98236
UNIQUE COZY CABIN
1 BR on bus route All appliance plus
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206-696-2875FREELAND3 BD 2 BA clean com- for table home Forced air amp pellet stove Heat- ed 2 car garage on 34 acre in Saratoga Beach Community Beach with boat ramp amp beach ac- cess a short walk away $1025MO Cal l Rod 408-395-1148FREELAND
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OAK HARBOR 98277
LARGE 2 BEDROOM Clean amp quiet near bus line Large patio with city view Fireplace washer amp dryer hookups Senior discount available Gar- bage inc luded $725 month 360-675-6642
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Legal Notices
Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
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narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
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NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
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Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
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She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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ElectionRick Hannold is right for District 3 commissionerEditor
The discriminating characteristic of socialism is compulsion We see it all over government these days Obamacare forces you to terminate the insurance you like and coerces you to buy more expensive insurance with government dictated ldquobenefitsrdquo that you donrsquot want and donrsquot need The current shibboleth of Democrats has become ldquoWe decree you agreerdquo or perhaps ldquoWe declare you despairrdquo There is one way to oppose this Vote them out As a start I am supporting the Republican candidate Rick Hannold for District 3 commissioner
You know the Democrat mantra was in full effect a short time ago when the taxing twins Angie Homola and Helen Price-Johnson proposed that Island County property owners be afflicted with a compulsory recycle fee It didnrsquot matter whether you made weekly runs to the recycle station or whether you were a senior who filled half a trash can
per week The Democrat candidate for District 3 is a close clone of the taxing twins mdash call them the taxing triplets
Our economy is in shambles our national debt is $17000 billion dollars [$17 trillion] 90-plus million Americans who once had a job and contributed to the economy have been kept out of the workforce by Democrat policies No more The way out is to vote Republican nationally and locally begin by voting for Rick Hannold for District 3 commis-sioner
Rick is a retired US Navy chief with 21 years of service He was stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island for all those years and served with distinction holding many positions of responsibil-ity within the Navy Rickrsquos conspicuous characteristic is that he seeks common sense solutions that will avoid the knee-jerk Democrat response to impose a new tax or increase an old tax or make permanent a temporary tax Rick is civil and professional and will explore ways to make our Island County government run more efficiently
What a conceptRick Hannold is a voice of reason
standing apart from a cacophony of bab-ble We need him on the Island Board of
Commissioners We need him to mount a stand against the Democrat mantra
DAVID HIESTANDLangley
Hannoldrsquos Navy back-ground will serve us wellEditor
I am voting for Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner District 3 in November I hope many of you will join me as well Hannold a retired Navy chief petty officer with many years of solid executive experience will bring much needed fiscal sobriety to our county commission
Hannold would take over from Aubrey Vaughn who was appointed to temporarily fill the seat vacated by former commissioner Kelly Emerson who resigned
Hannold received the most votes among Republican candidates in our primary election and he was one of three candidates recommended and thoroughly lsquovettedrsquo for the temporary appointment
OpinionOpinionOpinionPage A6 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Letters
WRITE TO US The South Whidbey Record welcomes letters from its readers We reserve the right to edit all submissions Letters should be typewritten and not exceed 350 words They must be signed and include a daytime phone number Send letters to South Whidbey Record Editor PO Box 1200 Coupeville WA 98239 or email to editorsouthwhidbeyrecordcom
Imagine lsquoI rode the whale to Langleyrsquo
Editorrsquos column
Funicular mdash itrsquos as much fun to say as it is to contemplate and it appears the concept is back on the table in Langley
Mayor Fred McCarthy con-firmed this week that city offi-cials are once again considering the idea in the wake of contro-versy surrounding the proposal for an elevator on a raised plat-form the latest machination for a mechanized shortcut between
the marina Cascade Avenue and the rest of Langley At $500000 itrsquos by far the cheaper alternative to the origi-nal plan for a funicular about $900000 but itrsquos hardly as much fun and earned wide-spread criticism for its view-blocking potential to boot
Sure sure cost and maintenance are factors in the greater effort to ease the long walk up the hill along Wharf Street but who can argue the merits of a funicu-lar over a boring old elevator
Onersquos a convenience the other is a ride For that matter my personal vote is for a funicular
shaped like a whale A gray would be cool but an orca even better Just imagine a black and white colored pod perhaps with doors shaped like jaws a fin on top and tail in back shuttling people up and down the bluff Businesses would sell T-shirts cups and post-ers all with messages such as ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo or ldquoI had a whale of time in the Village by the Seardquo or best yet ldquoNow I know how Jonah feltrdquo
Like Seattlersquos Space Needle Pike Street Marketrsquos bronze pig Rachel and Egyptrsquos pyramids before them Langleyrsquos orca would become its identifier its signa-ture feature to the great wide world People would flock to that famous South Whidbey town where one gets to the beach or downtown in the belly of a beast
No Well perhaps not I ran into McCarthy at Kenrsquos Korner Thursday and broached my design ideas Somehow I think the idea sank there for there was a lot of laughing and I believe the conversation ended with ldquoYou should come to the city council and propose the idea yourself Justinrdquo
Fredrsquos a funny guy if you didnrsquot know alreadyThere may yet be hope for my whale of a plan how-
ever The mayor may laugh off my brilliance but Irsquoll leave you with this mdash the T-shirt slogan ldquoI rode the whale to Langleyrdquo was actually his
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The South Whidbey Record (USPS 682-200) is published semi- weekly by Sound Publishing on Wednesdays and Saturdays for $19
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STAFFPublisher Keven GravesAssociate Publisher Kimberlly WinjumEditor Justin BurnettReporters Kate Daniel Ben WatanabeColumnists Margaret Walton Frances WoodProofreader Nancy WaddellAdministrative Coordinator Renee MidgettSales Consultant Nora DurandProduction Manager Connie RossCreative Artist Rebecca CollinsCirculation Manager Diane Smothers
By JUSTIN BURNETT
SEE LETTERS A7
We simply must have Hannoldrsquos focus on basic services mdash public safety is his first priority mdash and his commitment to fiscal restraint and open accountable gov-ernment Our Island County commission has important work to do at a time when our economy is vulnerable and many of our neighbors and friends are struggling
Hannold will work to keep Naval Air Station Whidbey Island here and he will begin the hard work of finally diver-sifying our local economy encouraging local job cre-ators and helping local entre-preneurs so our children and grandchildren can stay here
And Rick Hannold will not allow imposition of new taxes on our families As a long time 28-year resident of Island County Hannold understands that we need to work together for everyonersquos benefit instead of allowing
well-financed special interest groups to get special treat-ment at the expense of hard-working ordinary citizens
SincerelySIG HANSON
Camano Island
Hannold will pro-tect Navy baseEditor
Do you have a job in Island County own a home enjoy a variety of retail outlets or just appreciate the stable local economy If your answer is yes and you want them to remain economically safe you should be concerned with the County Commissionerrsquos race
Candidate Karla Jacks described her Island County vision regarding the Navy in her April 2014 newslet-ter She wrote she wanted alternatives to the Navy flying out of OLF Coupeville The Navy has long said Outlying Field Coupeville is essential to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island remaining open and that it has to remain opera-
tional to adequately train car-rier aircrews If elected Karla would be the second (Helen Price Johnson is the other) commissioner who does not understand or care if OLF is essential
Karla claimed in The Record she supports the Navy because an in-law was once in the Navy However she also said she would not take a pub-lic position on OLF Coupeville remaining open now Usually when a politician refuses to take a position pre-election they intend to take the unpop-ular position after the elec-tion If she really supported the Navy the one entity that provides 88 percent of all economic activity within the county (according to the gov-ernorrsquos report on the Navyrsquos local impact) I am convinced she would have no problem publicly stating she supports keeping the Growlers flying at OLF Coupeville
If you support the Navy or
have concerns what would happen to the local econo-my if the anti-Navy group in Coupeville that supports Ms Jacksrsquo election is successful in closing down OLF Coupeville the one issue Karla refuses to state her position on then
please join me in voting for Rick Hannold the candidate that clearly states he supports OLF Coupeville We cannot afford a majority commission-er board against the Navy
MAC MACDOWELLOak Harbor
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A7
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Deadline Oct 31Publishes Dec 4
Caroling Songs for all to
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Our elegant off-season tourist guide
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Special keepsake section honoring all the men amp women who served and
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Featuring Dr Theresa Deisher
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ElMar ldquoEllierdquo Louise Frye
March 24 1923 ndash Oct 9 2014Ellie passed away peacefully Oct 9
2014 in Everett Wash She was sur-rounded by her three children
Ellie was born March 24 1923 to Orin and Leah Shearer in Tacoma Wash She had four brothers and sisters Ellie attended Lincoln High School in Seattle
Ellie and her family lived on Mutiny Bay for many years In
May of 1973 she married Jim Frye and they made their new home in Vancouver Wash where they lived until October 2006 when they returned to beautiful Whidbey Island
Ellie loved to play bridge golf and put puzzles together Most of all she loved being around her family She is survived by her children Judi (Dave) Little Dean (Cathy) Hatt and Sue (Jack) Terhar grandchildren Jennifer (Carl) Holloway-Factory Kris (Steve) Jones Suzi (Mike) Redman Heather (Logan) Birch Jon Greversquo Danielle (Pete) Samson
and Courtney (Ben) Stingle Ellie also had seven great-grandchildren Jarrin DersquoAndre Jacob Mason Grace Marshet and Ellie She will be forever in our hearts
A private family celebration of Elliersquos life will be held Oct 18
The family would like to thank the staff at Forest View Transitional Health in Everett and Hospice for all of their tender loving care they gave to Ellie Donations may be made online or mailed to Providence Hospice and Homecare 2731 Wetmore Ave Everett WA 98201
Obituary
ElMar Frye
MORE LETTERSCONTINUED FROM A6
Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
SportsSportsSportsPage A8 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
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Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
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First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
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Enchanted Halloween
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Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
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at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
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Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
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Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
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Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
SUBMISSIONSSend items to editor
southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
18Saturday
21Tuesday
20Monday
19Sunday
Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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Calvary Chapel of Whidbey IslandTeaching through Godrsquos Word360-579-25703821 E French Road ClintonwwwccwhidbeycomSunday Services 9 amp 11AM
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Christian Life Center360-331-5778Loving God Reaching People1832 Scott Rd FreelandProfessional CenterSunday Morning Worship 1000AMNursery amp Sunday School
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Tuesday evenings 7PMChristian Lifersquos Ministry CenterPastor Chad Wordwwwclcwhidbeycom
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360-321-4457
The Island Church of WhidbeyChristian amp Missionary Alliance Church360-221-69806th amp Cascade LangleyldquoLoving Christ and Others WellrdquoSunday Worship 1030AMwwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
Langley United Methodist Church360-221-4233 bull 3rd amp AntheslumcwhidbeycomSunday Service 930AM
Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
Rev Mary Boyd PastorBill Humphreys Music DirectorEve Carty Program AssociateLauren Coleman YouthFamily CoordwwwLangleyumcorgA Greening Reconciling amp Advocating CongregationldquoOpen Hearts Open Minds Open Doorsrdquo
South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
St Augustinersquos in the Woods Episcopal ChurchldquoA Greening Congregationrdquo360-331-4887 bull Freeland5217 Honeymoon Bay RoadHoly Eucharist Sun 8AM amp 1030AMNursery amp Youth Programs ProvidedMonday Solemn Evensong 530PMWednesday Holy Eucharist and
Ministry of Healing 1000AMwwwstaugustinesepiscopalchurchorgRev Nigel Taber-Hamilton Rector Julie Spangler Director of
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St Hubert Catholic Church804 Third Street Langley360-221-5383MassesSaturday 500PMSunday 800AM and 1030AMMon Tues Thurs and Fri 815AMWednesday 1030AMFr Rick Spicer pastorE-mail sthubertwhidbeycomwwwsthubertschurchorg
South Whidbey Community ChurchA place to beginhellip A place to belong360-221-1220 bull LangleywwwwhidbeychurchorgSunday Morning Worship 1000AMAdult Sunday School 900AMDeer Lagoon Grange5142 S Bayview Road LangleyHome Bible Studies availableDarrell Wenzek pastor
Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
Whidbey Island Friends MeetingThe Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)Meeting for WorshipSundays at 400pmUnitarian Universalist Congregation20103 Hwy 525 Freeland WA 98249
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Legal Notices
Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
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narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
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ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
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ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
Legal Notices
cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
Legal Notices
t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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Continued from previous page
Saturday October 18 2014 Whidbey Classified PAGE 19
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OAK HARBOR 98277
STORAGE LOCKER CONTENTSAUCTION
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bidder
2151 Goldie St NE Oak Harbor Unit N1
wheelsMarine
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lsquo97 SHERROD SERIES SLX Convers ion Van Good shape great start- er family van Low miles 72K Nice gray leather amp wood interior New tires Original owners We pur- chased a new car and we donrsquot need this one Records included $4500 Orcas 360-376-3651
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1-800-647-0982or check LampIs internet site at wwwlniwagov
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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We simply must have Hannoldrsquos focus on basic services mdash public safety is his first priority mdash and his commitment to fiscal restraint and open accountable gov-ernment Our Island County commission has important work to do at a time when our economy is vulnerable and many of our neighbors and friends are struggling
Hannold will work to keep Naval Air Station Whidbey Island here and he will begin the hard work of finally diver-sifying our local economy encouraging local job cre-ators and helping local entre-preneurs so our children and grandchildren can stay here
And Rick Hannold will not allow imposition of new taxes on our families As a long time 28-year resident of Island County Hannold understands that we need to work together for everyonersquos benefit instead of allowing
well-financed special interest groups to get special treat-ment at the expense of hard-working ordinary citizens
SincerelySIG HANSON
Camano Island
Hannold will pro-tect Navy baseEditor
Do you have a job in Island County own a home enjoy a variety of retail outlets or just appreciate the stable local economy If your answer is yes and you want them to remain economically safe you should be concerned with the County Commissionerrsquos race
Candidate Karla Jacks described her Island County vision regarding the Navy in her April 2014 newslet-ter She wrote she wanted alternatives to the Navy flying out of OLF Coupeville The Navy has long said Outlying Field Coupeville is essential to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island remaining open and that it has to remain opera-
tional to adequately train car-rier aircrews If elected Karla would be the second (Helen Price Johnson is the other) commissioner who does not understand or care if OLF is essential
Karla claimed in The Record she supports the Navy because an in-law was once in the Navy However she also said she would not take a pub-lic position on OLF Coupeville remaining open now Usually when a politician refuses to take a position pre-election they intend to take the unpop-ular position after the elec-tion If she really supported the Navy the one entity that provides 88 percent of all economic activity within the county (according to the gov-ernorrsquos report on the Navyrsquos local impact) I am convinced she would have no problem publicly stating she supports keeping the Growlers flying at OLF Coupeville
If you support the Navy or
have concerns what would happen to the local econo-my if the anti-Navy group in Coupeville that supports Ms Jacksrsquo election is successful in closing down OLF Coupeville the one issue Karla refuses to state her position on then
please join me in voting for Rick Hannold the candidate that clearly states he supports OLF Coupeville We cannot afford a majority commission-er board against the Navy
MAC MACDOWELLOak Harbor
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ElMar ldquoEllierdquo Louise Frye
March 24 1923 ndash Oct 9 2014Ellie passed away peacefully Oct 9
2014 in Everett Wash She was sur-rounded by her three children
Ellie was born March 24 1923 to Orin and Leah Shearer in Tacoma Wash She had four brothers and sisters Ellie attended Lincoln High School in Seattle
Ellie and her family lived on Mutiny Bay for many years In
May of 1973 she married Jim Frye and they made their new home in Vancouver Wash where they lived until October 2006 when they returned to beautiful Whidbey Island
Ellie loved to play bridge golf and put puzzles together Most of all she loved being around her family She is survived by her children Judi (Dave) Little Dean (Cathy) Hatt and Sue (Jack) Terhar grandchildren Jennifer (Carl) Holloway-Factory Kris (Steve) Jones Suzi (Mike) Redman Heather (Logan) Birch Jon Greversquo Danielle (Pete) Samson
and Courtney (Ben) Stingle Ellie also had seven great-grandchildren Jarrin DersquoAndre Jacob Mason Grace Marshet and Ellie She will be forever in our hearts
A private family celebration of Elliersquos life will be held Oct 18
The family would like to thank the staff at Forest View Transitional Health in Everett and Hospice for all of their tender loving care they gave to Ellie Donations may be made online or mailed to Providence Hospice and Homecare 2731 Wetmore Ave Everett WA 98201
Obituary
ElMar Frye
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Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
SportsSportsSportsPage A8 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
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Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
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Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
SUBMISSIONSSend items to editor
southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
18Saturday
21Tuesday
20Monday
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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Assembly of God360-221-16565373 Maxwelton Road Langleywwwswag-onlineorgLoving God Loving People Serving the WorldSunday Worship Services830AM amp 1030AMBoth services offer nursery for infants and toddlers amp kids classes for 3yrs to 4th gradeMatt Chambers PastorDareld Chittim Associate PastorMark Brinkman Youth PastorHome of Island Christian Academy360-221-0919
Calvary Chapel of Whidbey IslandTeaching through Godrsquos Word360-579-25703821 E French Road ClintonwwwccwhidbeycomSunday Services 9 amp 11AM
Christian Science Church321-4080 or 222-3182 bull Langley15910 Hwy 525 at Useless Bay RdSunday Church Service 1030AMWednesday Service 730PM
1st Wednesday of the month
Christian Life Center360-331-5778Loving God Reaching People1832 Scott Rd FreelandProfessional CenterSunday Morning Worship 1000AMNursery amp Sunday School
through 8th GradeCelebrate Recovery
Tuesday evenings 7PMChristian Lifersquos Ministry CenterPastor Chad Wordwwwclcwhidbeycom
The First Baptist Churchof South Whidbey islandCelebrating Our 51st Yearwww rstbaptistsouthwhidbeycom2277 Newman Road LangleySunday School 930AMMorning Worship Service 1100AMEvening Service 600PMWed Evening Bible Study amp Prayer 600PM
360-321-4457
The Island Church of WhidbeyChristian amp Missionary Alliance Church360-221-69806th amp Cascade LangleyldquoLoving Christ and Others WellrdquoSunday Worship 1030AMwwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
Langley United Methodist Church360-221-4233 bull 3rd amp AntheslumcwhidbeycomSunday Service 930AM
Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
Rev Mary Boyd PastorBill Humphreys Music DirectorEve Carty Program AssociateLauren Coleman YouthFamily CoordwwwLangleyumcorgA Greening Reconciling amp Advocating CongregationldquoOpen Hearts Open Minds Open Doorsrdquo
South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
St Augustinersquos in the Woods Episcopal ChurchldquoA Greening Congregationrdquo360-331-4887 bull Freeland5217 Honeymoon Bay RoadHoly Eucharist Sun 8AM amp 1030AMNursery amp Youth Programs ProvidedMonday Solemn Evensong 530PMWednesday Holy Eucharist and
Ministry of Healing 1000AMwwwstaugustinesepiscopalchurchorgRev Nigel Taber-Hamilton Rector Julie Spangler Director of
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St Hubert Catholic Church804 Third Street Langley360-221-5383MassesSaturday 500PMSunday 800AM and 1030AMMon Tues Thurs and Fri 815AMWednesday 1030AMFr Rick Spicer pastorE-mail sthubertwhidbeycomwwwsthubertschurchorg
South Whidbey Community ChurchA place to beginhellip A place to belong360-221-1220 bull LangleywwwwhidbeychurchorgSunday Morning Worship 1000AMAdult Sunday School 900AMDeer Lagoon Grange5142 S Bayview Road LangleyHome Bible Studies availableDarrell Wenzek pastor
Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
Whidbey Island Friends MeetingThe Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)Meeting for WorshipSundays at 400pmUnitarian Universalist Congregation20103 Hwy 525 Freeland WA 98249
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Legal Notices
Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
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Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
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narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
Legal Notices
cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
Legal Notices
t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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Continued from previous page
Saturday October 18 2014 Whidbey Classified PAGE 19
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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Search for first win goes on for Falcon girls soccer
Kingrsquos cruised to a 6-1 victory over South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference girls soccer match Thursday night
The Lady Knights kept their unde-feated season intact and held South
Whidbey to its season-long search for a win
XC places second behind Kingrsquos in postseason tuneup
Kingrsquos cross country teams narrowly edged South Whidbeyrsquos on Thursday in a
Cascade Conference meet in Granite Falls
South Whidbey girls 1 Mallorie Mitchem 215601 4 Emma
Lungren 222882 5 Elizabeth Donnelly 230399 Bethany Justus 255308 Annika Hustad 261560 Clara Martin 265821
South Whidbey boys 3 Cole Zink 182057 5 Anders
Bergquist 183611 Will Simms 190272 Cory Ackerman 190706 Truman Hood 192360 Collin Burns 204881 Kohl Hunter 205518 Will Holbert 205715 Joseph Ballestrasse 224385 Garrett Poteat 233116 Joe Davies 260262 Isaac Greene 365342
Volleyball pulls off upset against Kingrsquos
By BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record
Therersquos magic at Kingrsquos Schoolrsquos Mike Martin Gym for the South Whidbey volleyball team
South Whidbey avenged a five-set loss earlier this season to the Cascade Conference third-place Kingrsquos team Thursday night The come-from-behind win was the first over the Lady Knights in recent memory for the Falcons
ldquoI donrsquot remember the last time we beat Kingrsquos in volleyballrdquo said Falcon head coach Mandy Jones beaming with a smile while being congratulated by spectators follow-ing South Whidbeyrsquos 25-20 16-25 20-25 25-22 16-14 win
The passion displayed by the Falcons (5-6 Cascade Conference 6-6 overall) was reminiscent of last yearrsquos squad that secured a state tournament berth on that very court Energy and enthusiasm were keys to the victory according to a trio of players critical in South Whidbeyrsquos upset victory
ldquoAll we knew is we had to be loud-er cheer louder than them and play our bestrdquo said Falcon senior Anne Madsen ldquoWe knew we had to keep going high instead of staying lowrdquo
ldquoEarly we kept cheering loud talking to each otherrdquo she added ldquoCommunication was a big thing tonight and we definitely had thatrdquo
Following the third set Kingrsquos (9-2 conference 9-2 overall) appeared to be en route to another win over South Whidbey despite the Falconsrsquo strong opening in the first set
South Whidbey pulled away in the fourth set after an 11-11 tie The Falcons got a block from junior Morgan Davis followed by a pair of out of bounds hits by Kingrsquos and were able to hold on to the lead and closed out the set with an Anne
Madsen tip and an Abby Hodson kill
Thursdayrsquos match was one where the stars shone brightly for both teams For the Falcons seniors Madsen and Hodson led the way with 21 and 10 kills respectively Madsen also recorded 14 digs and four blocks Hodson chipped in with 15 digs three aces and a pair of blocks Sara Bryant the Falconsrsquo junior libero had 22 digs to go with four aces Katherine Read a junior started for South Whidbey as their setter and powered the offense with 26 assists
Kingrsquos had a trio of players with double-digit kills Lady Knights junior Daylee Hanson led with 14 kills senior Savanna Hanson had 13 kills and senior Hannah Green recorded 12
Yet for all of the star power a South Whidbey sophomore made a major impact Thursday Falcon middle hitter Megan Drake a first-year varsity player served to close out the match
Going into the tie-breaking fifth set momentum had swung South Whidbeyrsquos way The Falcons opened with a quick point on an errant hit by the Lady Knights Neither team led by more than two points at any stretch in a set that was tied 10 times
South Whidbey regained serve trailing 14-13 handing Drake the ball
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo Drake said later explaining that after she got the lead she began to feel anxious
After an error by the Lady Knights Kingrsquos coach Jeff Fransen called timeout The following serve was an ace by Drake Then Davis and sophomore Kacie Hanson combined to score the game-winning block shocking Kingrsquos and sending South Whidbeyrsquos players storming onto the court huddling together screaming jumping around hug-ging and crying
ldquoIt feels so freaking greatrdquo Hodson said wiping tears away ldquoI canrsquot get over it Irsquom sorry Irsquom cry-ingrdquo
The match was a major victory
for South Whidbey which moved into fourth place in league stand-ings Three of the top four teams in the Cascade Conference which is evenly split between 2A and 1A schools are 1A schools Cedar Park Christian a
Bothell-based private school and new to the league leads the conference as its only unde-feated squad The fourth 1A school is Sultan which has yet to win a match this season South Whidbey swept Sultan earlier this season and will attempt again in its final league game Oct 27 on the Falconsrsquo home court
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South Whidbeyrsquos volleyball team celebrates after recording the match-winning point on a block by junior Morgan Davis second from left and sophomore Kacie Hanson middle against Kingrsquos on Oct 16
Kingrsquos slayers
ldquoFor all of our seniors I did not want to let them down whatsoeverrdquo
Megan Drake sophomore
South Whidbey volleyball
Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
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HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
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Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
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Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
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southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
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21Tuesday
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A13
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
Page A14 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
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Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
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South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
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Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
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57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
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beverages9 Blossomed
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painting
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True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
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by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
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16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
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history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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Image courtesy of Langley Community Planning
These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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Island lifeIsland lifeIsland lifeSaturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A9
Take this dance Argentine tango class teaches movement as well as connection
By KATE DANIEL South Whidbey Record
A stanza of rich and vital music ascends from the speakers breaking the evening silence at Bayview Corner four couples silently take to the studio floor keep-ing time with one anotherrsquos precise steps and slight sways as if attuned to the notes as by one anotherrsquos energy
The dancers are stu-dents of Sojourn Studiorsquos Argentine tango course led by instructor David Imbergia who has been mastering the ldquodance of connectionrdquo since 2001
ldquoI enjoy tango spe-cifically because of its very unique flavor personality and ability to spiritually connect with the partnerrdquo said Imbergia ldquoTango is called the dance of connec-tionhellip everybody likes to feel connectedrdquo
Each Tuesday evening at 630 pm a group of about 20-30 beginning intermedi-ate and advanced students of a variety of professions ages and backgrounds make their way to the studio for an opportunity to learn relax and rejuvenate
The night begins with beginning and intermedi-ate dancers and ends with a mingling of primarily intermediate and advanced students
Sari Spieler Freeland resident and owner of Whidbey Healing Arts has been attending weekly classes at Sojourn Studios with her husband Daniel Goldsmith since the class began three years ago The couple uses the class as an opportunity to wind down and reconnect
Spieler who holds a degree in dance therapy is well attuned to the correla-tion between motion music and healing
During the day Spieler works in many capacities including elder advocate power of attorney for healthcare certified profes-sional guardian for vulner-able adults and massage therapist As a part of her work which often includes a 6 am to 6 pm day she
accompanies clients to court and medical appoint-ments and assists them in navigating difficult situa-tions
ldquoItrsquos the break in the middle of the crazyrdquo she said ldquoI always make sure we stop at the class and dance for a couple of hours before we go back to work so it is a balance point in my day quite oftenrdquo
Since its inception in the late 19th century in the working-class suburbs of Buenos Aires Argentina tango has offered dancers respite and an expressive outlet The dance was devel-oped as a combination of forms including Cuban haba-ntildeera milonga and African candombe Due in part to the quality of the music according to Imbergia tango acted as a bridge between classes an unusual dance in its appeal to classes rich and poor
Because most of the immigrant population of Buenos Aires were men it was typical for men to dance the tango together Today it is more common for men to dance as ldquoleadersrdquo while women dance as ldquofollowersrdquo
However as Imbergia noted during a class
Tuesday Oct 14 it is really more of an exercise
in teamwork Throughout the class
Imbergia demonstrated the ways in which subtle movements and fixtures of posture could convey a ldquoparagraph of meaningrdquo to a partner and explained the ways in which certain steps and principles may prove more difficult for followers while others are more diffi-cult for leaders to whom the follower must entrust their confidence
ldquoMost of the time it has got a mixture of pressure and excitement especially if you are dancing with a leader who is playful and inventive and creative who forces you to stay present and spontaneousrdquo said Spieler
Spieler said she has been dancing ldquosince the day I was bornrdquo and recalled that she and her husband met at a non-alcoholic dance event in Seattle nearly 25 years ago Though the couple tried sev-eral other dances including a variety of different Latin and ballroom disciplines they could not seem to find a happy medium a way to dance together
In part due to Spielerrsquos
prior lack of experience with tango she said the dance finally provided a level playing field for the more experienced Spieler and her husband who although not necessarily an advanced dancer shared her joy in the art form
She explained that in con-trast to other dances tango forces the person to slow down and connect with their partner
ldquoI donrsquot know if there are other dances that encourage or allow that to happenrdquo said Spieler
Although some spouses may find the idea of watch-ing their partner in a close embrace with another per-son nervewracking Spieler said quite the opposite is true for her and Goldsmith She also pointed out that despite misconceptions the connection of the tango is non-sexual and may more accurately be described as spiritual or emotional
ldquoWe enjoy watching the other dance with other peo-ple because we know how much fun they are havingrdquo she said ldquoThere is no sense of jealousy or competitive-nessrdquo
Terra Anderson and her husband Tom Buxton share Spielerrsquos sentiment The couple has been attending the classes for a little over a year
Anderson noted that she has danced several other forms including ballroom but tango has proven to be a favorite for both her and Buxton
Beginning at 5 pm Friday Nov 7 through Sunday Nov 9 Sojourn Studios students and other area tango enthu-siasts will be convening in Coupeville for the second annual Whidbey Island Tango Festival The festival includes classes for all skill levels milangas vendors and more According to Imbergia 200 or more danc-ers are expected to attend Cost for each event varies with most ranging from $10-20 per class Full festival passes are $165 Visit wtastorenvycom to register and for more information about the festival
Kate Daniel The RecordTerra Anderson and other students of Sojourn Studios tango class make their way around the dance floor at a class Tuesday evening
Kate Daniel The RecordDancers practice their moves at a recent tango class The Whidbey Island Tango Festival will take place in Coupeville Nov 7-9
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
Wait for It
at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
parking lot
Trunk amp Treat
MethodistChurch
books
clothingdininggifts
eventsantiques
art
Providing Outstanding Serviceand Excellent Results
CHERYL KEEFEBrokerOwner
C 2069307316O 3602211828cherylwhidbeycomWhidbey Island South
447 EVERETTE LANEMLS 653193 $849000
Soundview RealtywwwSoundviewRealtycom
Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
ldquoPeople Matter Mostrdquo
State Farmreg
Providing Insurance and Financial ServicesHome Office Bloomington Illinois 61710
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
INSTANT GRATIFICATIONSAVE UP TO 40 ON
CAR INSURANCE RIGHT NOW
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington IL bull Insurance and discounts subject to qualificationsPO60142 0406
Like a good neighbor State Farm iS therereg
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Call my office 247
Why wait to save money Cal l me any t ime day or night for a f ree quote or to purchase car insurance
Sheila DeLong LTCP Agent1796 Main Street Suite 101Freeland WA 98249-9428Bus 360-331-1233wwwsheiladelongcom
360-679-4003 bull 877-679-4003wwwseatacshuttlecom
Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
SUBMISSIONSSend items to editor
southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
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21Tuesday
20Monday
19Sunday
Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
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NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
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Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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4 Tire Rims pol ished a luminum 16x7 wi th 5 x 1 0 0 b o l t s p a c i n g $100 360-678-9319
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Continued from previous page
Saturday October 18 2014 Whidbey Classified PAGE 19
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at 1230pmCull Cattle Plus Small
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AKC CHOCOLATE Labs Puppies 3 males 5 fe- ma les Da te o f b i r th 824 English style with blocky heads Motherrsquos s ide NFCAFC S i re side pointing lab with multiple master hunter b a ck g r o u n d G r e a t hunters fami ly mem- bers Great tempera- ment and love of water References with more pics available $1200sassygirlkennelscom 2nd litter 9 chocolates 4 yellows $850 females $800 malesdljedi1973yahoocom 360-827-2928
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GarageMoving SalesIsland County
ClintonMOVING SALE Oc t 17 th amp 18th 10am - 4pm Everything goes4124 Possession Shores Rd Off Cultus Bay RdOAK HARBOR 98277ATTENTION QUILTERS amp SEWERS STUDIO SALE Sat October 18th 9 am to 3 pm Good quality fabrics at great p r i ces Oak Ha rbo r Church of Christ 1000 NE Koetje Road Behind Arbyrsquos No earlies pleaseOAK HARBOR 98277BIG BARN Sale ra in shine Fri-Sat Oct 15-16th 9am-5pm and Sun 17th 9am-noon Tools fishing gear household items amp much more 460 Special Place See you hereOAK HARBOR
LARGE DOWNSIZING Garage Sale Saturday October 18th only from 900 - 400 Quality like new items small house- hold appliances sporting goods water snow skis golf clubs rackets bowl- ing balls snorkel gear exercise equipment all s ize su i tcases K i rby vacuum cleaner pet car- r i e r s a n d s u p p l i e s portable electric blow-up bed with case garden and f lower ar ranging supplies electric turkey fryer Christmas decora- tions trees wreaths of- fice supplies books (in- cluding Elvis) greeting cards l inens bedding and much more 2491 SW Freund Street Oak H a r b o r o f f S c e n i c Heights Street
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STORAGE LOCKER CONTENTSAUCTION
Sat 1018 10 amEntire contents sold as
one lot Upset bid is $1417 Locker will be cut open for sucessful
bidder
2151 Goldie St NE Oak Harbor Unit N1
wheelsMarine
Miscellaneous
Do you want easy ac- cess to South Whidbey fishing amp boating Be- c o m e a C o m m u n i t y Member at Sandy Hook Ya c h t C l u b E s t a t e s (SHYCE) by purchasing our ldquono percrdquo lot Com- munity Members (prop- erty owners) at SHYCE e n j o y n u m e r o u s amenities - a community marina a private launch ramp swimming pool tennis courts beach ac- c e s s a n d m a n y f u n events $15000 Cal l 360 579 2065 - Mac
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MarineMiscellaneous
SUNSTREAM FLOAT- LIFT FL10014 This boat l i f t can ho ld a boa t we igh ing 10600 lbs For additional specifica- t ions v is i t Sunstream website Original owner purchased new Excel- l en t cond $12 500 Bainbridge Island Call 206-719-8565
MarineSail
22rsquo OrsquoDAY SAILBOAT for sale Mainsail jib ge- noa rainbow spinnaker cookstove port-a-potty and lots of extras Great condition ready to sail $1200 Fr iday Harbor Mar ina W-Dock 360- 298-1695
AutomobilesSubaru
2001 SUBARU Outback Limited Low miles Load- ed Yakima Rocket-Box Remote start One own- er $6200 Call for photo 360-678-6502
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1989 GMC K2500 Ex- tended Cab 4x4 $1500 as is Title clear Work already done changed igni t ion module rotor and cap ignition relay ignition coil Positives Sturdy lumber rack in- stalled good tires bed l iner installed Needs new windshield truck runs great for 10 min approx then stalls Will crank over has fuel just no ignition wait several hours truck will restart for 10 min Please be ready to move immediat- ly upon sale Oak Har- bor 360-678-4100cmaywhidbeynet
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Pickup TrucksMazda
2000 MAZDA B3000 Truck V6 Whi te A i r conditioning bed liner amp canopy Only 100000 miles Serviced regular- ly Good cond $4000 Call Karl 360-341-3517
Vans amp Mini VansChevrolet
lsquo97 SHERROD SERIES SLX Convers ion Van Good shape great start- er family van Low miles 72K Nice gray leather amp wood interior New tires Original owners We pur- chased a new car and we donrsquot need this one Records included $4500 Orcas 360-376-3651
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Call TJrsquoS RECYCLINGin Coupeville
360-678-4363
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TRAILERS MOTORHOMES TRACTORSamp MUCH MORE IF YOU WANT TO
SELL GET RID OF ANYTHING
FREE ESTIMATES ON CLEANUPSHAUL-OUTS AND TOTAL LIQUIDATIONS
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1-800-647-0982or check LampIs internet site at wwwlniwagov
Professional ServicesAuto Repair Service
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-INCLUDES TOWFREE METAL RECYCLING
FAMILY OWNED LICENSED HAULERDOCUMENTATION REQUIRED
675-8442
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Retired Contractor has truck will travel
Available for estate building and grounds clean ups ect Also
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estate and household goods yoursquoll find
everything you need24 hours a day at
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Have Openings for 12 or 24 Hour CareAvailable Monday
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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Image courtesy of Langley Community Planning
These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
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LANGLEY WELCOMES Spooktacular Langley
HAUNTED HOUSE
American Legion Riders Post 141 amp SWHS Seniors
600 PM TO 900 PM SATURDAY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 18 amp 19 SATURADY amp SUNDAY - OCTOBER 25 amp 26
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31ST
Join the Legion Riders amp the SWHS Senior Class for some freaky fun and frightening food outside And if you are mad enough to enter the haunted house donrsquot forget your diapers
14096 State Route 525 Langley
COME FACE YOUR FEARS hellip if you dare
Kate Johnsonamp Karla Berry
Owners221 2nd St Ste 9A bull in Langley Village bull 360-221-4520
Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
Langley HasSomething to CrowAbout Come See
email mainstreetwhidbeycom
Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
Zombie Apocalypse at Island GreensSaturday October 25th
First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
3890 E French Rd Clinton(360) 579-6042wwwwhidbeycomislandgreens
Enchanted Halloween
Forest
Oct 31 4-6 at Whidbey Island Waldorf School
$5pers or $10-20family $5 extra for soup
6335 Old Pietila Road Clinton WA
wwwwiwsorg
Ott amp Murphy Wines bull 204 1st Street Langley360 221-7131 bull wwwswedehillcellarscom
Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
ome Enjoy our Spirited Spooks
Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
Whidbey IslandSweatshirts
amp Tees
OPEN DAILY 1030-530211 FIRST STREET LANGLEY bull 221-3839
Charming FurnishingsDuralee Fabric Outlet
Ann Flynn Owner105 Anthes Street Langley360-331-8099Open 7 days a week
Langley Fine Fabrics amp Antiques
at The Island Church of WhidbeyFriday October 31st from 5-8PM
Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
Join us for Family Fun Prizes Game Booths
and CANDY
23rd
503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
rdrdAnnual HarvestCarnival
Game BoothsGame Booths and CANDY and CANDY
Langleyrsquos Outdoor Gear Store
3602211127wwwwanderonwhidbeycomBy land or by sea we are here to help you WANDER
Salish Kitchen a breakfast and dinner joint serving seasonal regional food
Coming to Langley soon
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at Langley UnitedMethodist
Church
4-6 pmOctober 313rd Street
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Daniel Goldsmith360-331-1103
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Kate Daniel The Record
Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
Page A10 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A11
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Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
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Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
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First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
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Enchanted Halloween
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Costumes amp PrizesEntertainment by Beverly Graham and EntourageGraham and EntourageGraham and EntourageC
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Menrsquos amp WomenrsquosPendelton Clothing
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Please bring a non-perishable food itemto donate to Good Cheer
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and CANDY
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503 Cascade Ave Langley360-221-6980wwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
at The Island Church of Whidbeyat The Island Church of Whidbey
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
Community calendarCommunity calendarCommunity calendarPage A12 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
SUBMISSIONSSend items to editor
southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
18Saturday
21Tuesday
20Monday
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Page A13
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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Calvary Chapel of Whidbey IslandTeaching through Godrsquos Word360-579-25703821 E French Road ClintonwwwccwhidbeycomSunday Services 9 amp 11AM
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1st Wednesday of the month
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Tuesday evenings 7PMChristian Lifersquos Ministry CenterPastor Chad Wordwwwclcwhidbeycom
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360-321-4457
The Island Church of WhidbeyChristian amp Missionary Alliance Church360-221-69806th amp Cascade LangleyldquoLoving Christ and Others WellrdquoSunday Worship 1030AMwwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
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Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
Rev Mary Boyd PastorBill Humphreys Music DirectorEve Carty Program AssociateLauren Coleman YouthFamily CoordwwwLangleyumcorgA Greening Reconciling amp Advocating CongregationldquoOpen Hearts Open Minds Open Doorsrdquo
South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
St Augustinersquos in the Woods Episcopal ChurchldquoA Greening Congregationrdquo360-331-4887 bull Freeland5217 Honeymoon Bay RoadHoly Eucharist Sun 8AM amp 1030AMNursery amp Youth Programs ProvidedMonday Solemn Evensong 530PMWednesday Holy Eucharist and
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St Hubert Catholic Church804 Third Street Langley360-221-5383MassesSaturday 500PMSunday 800AM and 1030AMMon Tues Thurs and Fri 815AMWednesday 1030AMFr Rick Spicer pastorE-mail sthubertwhidbeycomwwwsthubertschurchorg
South Whidbey Community ChurchA place to beginhellip A place to belong360-221-1220 bull LangleywwwwhidbeychurchorgSunday Morning Worship 1000AMAdult Sunday School 900AMDeer Lagoon Grange5142 S Bayview Road LangleyHome Bible Studies availableDarrell Wenzek pastor
Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
Whidbey Island Friends MeetingThe Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)Meeting for WorshipSundays at 400pmUnitarian Universalist Congregation20103 Hwy 525 Freeland WA 98249
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
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AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
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narrower15Naval
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33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
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work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
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Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
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ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
Legal Notices
cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
Legal Notices
t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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Continued from previous page
Saturday October 18 2014 Whidbey Classified PAGE 19
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lsquo97 SHERROD SERIES SLX Convers ion Van Good shape great start- er family van Low miles 72K Nice gray leather amp wood interior New tires Original owners We pur- chased a new car and we donrsquot need this one Records included $4500 Orcas 360-376-3651
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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film ldquoNosferaturdquo and other chilling tunes Cost for this event is $10
For those who like to get groovy Bloomrsquos Winery Taste for Wine and Art will be holding a rsquo70s Freak Out pre-Halloween costume party on Sunday Oct 26 from 5-7 pm Co-owner Virginia Bloom said Jamie Cribbs of the Jamie Cribbs and the T Rust Band came up with the idea for a 1970s theme and she and the band will be setting
the mood with some songs from the era Bloom also said there promises to be a flash mob dance perfor-mance of ldquoThrillerrdquo and a costume contest Admission is free
Families and kids of all ages are invited to join in frightful festivities courtesy of the Whidbey Island Childrenrsquos
Theater at a location in Freeland
Participants will be invited to build their own mask or costume and make them-selves up with some spooky face-painting Afterward attendees will craft magic wands to use as they head out for a trail
walk in which they will interact with a medley of characters during a Halloween Quest
Snacks such as ldquomon-ster fingersrdquo and ldquowitchrsquos
brewrdquo will be available from Creaky MacPheersquos Candy Bar
Less spooky Guardian Angel tours will be avail-able for wee ones Parents with young children are encouraged to attend from 4-6 pm Saturday prior to nightfall
Entry to each of the event components is by donation Funds raised from the evening will go to support the Rhianna Hobbs Memorial Scholarship Fund a fund which helps ensure all students may have access to the theater regardless of financial situ-ation
The Spooktacular event takes place from 6-830 pm
Friday Oct 24 and 4-830 Saturday Oct 25 at 2148 Jubilee Lane
Clinton too will provide some chills and thrills
Stephanie Cook of Cozyrsquos Roadhouse will be
organizing a community pumpkin carving contest with the Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Participants must submit photos of their carved mas-terpieces to the chamberrsquos
Facebook page and email a photo of themselves carving the pumpkin their contact info and a photo of the finished product to infodiscoverclintonwacom Winners will receive
cash prizes gift certificates and discount coupons for Clinton businesses The deadline is 5 pm Oct 31
Michael Zuercher zom-bie enthusiast and general manager at Island Greens said a zombie apocalypse will once again be par for the course this year The event will include a host of undead roaming the course reminiscent of
Zuercherrsquos inspiration TVrsquos ldquoThe Walking Deadrdquo
The apocalypse will begin shortly after dark on Oct 25 with multiple runs throughout the night
Although Zuercher noted that ldquoeveryone scares differentlyrdquo and that chil-drenrsquos participation is up to parental discretion there is a suggested age minimum of 10
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo he said adding that there will be a lot of ldquoshock valuerdquo
Tickets are $8 for kids under age 12 and $10 for all others
For those who favor fair-ies over fangs the Waldorf School in Clinton will be hosting an enchanted forest on Halloween evening from 4-6 pm
Andreas Besuch peda-gogical administrator at the Waldorf School said Waldorf school students
will be acting as a variety of enchanted beings The cost is $5 per person and $1020 per family Soup and bread will also be offered for an additional $5
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Spooktacular LangleyOct - Nov 1st
A City Wide CelebrationTrick or Treat Downtown Langley
Oct 31 230 to 5 pm
ldquoSmall Bitesrdquo specials at local restaurants and wineries
Blow your own glass pumpkin at Callahanrsquos FirehousePumpkin coloring at Sweet Monarsquos Oct 26Haunted House at WICArsquos Zech Hall
Oct 29 - 30 5 to 7 pmHalloween 5 to 10 pm
Also Haunting Tales and Symphony of Horrorsfor more info to go wwwwicaonlineorg
Unveiling of Plaza Ghosts Oct 31st 530 pmLangley Art Walk Nov 1st
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Cut Color Style Extensions Waxing
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First walk at 730 PM or DARKEnds at 1030 PM
Adults and kids over 10 are invitedKids under 12 - $8 All others - $10
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Kevin McDonald American Legion Post 141 2nd Vice Commander stands in the morgue of the South Whidbey High School haunted house
HALLOWEENCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIf you feel comfortable with your kids watching lsquoThe Walking Deadrsquo you should bring them outrdquo
Michael Zuercher general manager
Island GreensPhoto courtesy of South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center
Youngsters from South Whidbey Childrenrsquos Center strut about Langley in their Halloween costumes
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Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
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southwhidbeyrecordcom Deadline is Friday eight days in advance for the Saturday publication Deadline for the Wednesday edition is one week in advance The calendar is intended for community activities cultural events and nonprofit groups notices are free and printed as space permits
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21Tuesday
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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South WhidbeyCHURCH DIRECTORY
To list your religious services herecall 360-221-5300 or 877-316-7276$10 for 10 lines and a $1 for each
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Assembly of God360-221-16565373 Maxwelton Road Langleywwwswag-onlineorgLoving God Loving People Serving the WorldSunday Worship Services830AM amp 1030AMBoth services offer nursery for infants and toddlers amp kids classes for 3yrs to 4th gradeMatt Chambers PastorDareld Chittim Associate PastorMark Brinkman Youth PastorHome of Island Christian Academy360-221-0919
Calvary Chapel of Whidbey IslandTeaching through Godrsquos Word360-579-25703821 E French Road ClintonwwwccwhidbeycomSunday Services 9 amp 11AM
Christian Science Church321-4080 or 222-3182 bull Langley15910 Hwy 525 at Useless Bay RdSunday Church Service 1030AMWednesday Service 730PM
1st Wednesday of the month
Christian Life Center360-331-5778Loving God Reaching People1832 Scott Rd FreelandProfessional CenterSunday Morning Worship 1000AMNursery amp Sunday School
through 8th GradeCelebrate Recovery
Tuesday evenings 7PMChristian Lifersquos Ministry CenterPastor Chad Wordwwwclcwhidbeycom
The First Baptist Churchof South Whidbey islandCelebrating Our 51st Yearwww rstbaptistsouthwhidbeycom2277 Newman Road LangleySunday School 930AMMorning Worship Service 1100AMEvening Service 600PMWed Evening Bible Study amp Prayer 600PM
360-321-4457
The Island Church of WhidbeyChristian amp Missionary Alliance Church360-221-69806th amp Cascade LangleyldquoLoving Christ and Others WellrdquoSunday Worship 1030AMwwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
Langley United Methodist Church360-221-4233 bull 3rd amp AntheslumcwhidbeycomSunday Service 930AM
Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
Rev Mary Boyd PastorBill Humphreys Music DirectorEve Carty Program AssociateLauren Coleman YouthFamily CoordwwwLangleyumcorgA Greening Reconciling amp Advocating CongregationldquoOpen Hearts Open Minds Open Doorsrdquo
South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
St Augustinersquos in the Woods Episcopal ChurchldquoA Greening Congregationrdquo360-331-4887 bull Freeland5217 Honeymoon Bay RoadHoly Eucharist Sun 8AM amp 1030AMNursery amp Youth Programs ProvidedMonday Solemn Evensong 530PMWednesday Holy Eucharist and
Ministry of Healing 1000AMwwwstaugustinesepiscopalchurchorgRev Nigel Taber-Hamilton Rector Julie Spangler Director of
Christian Formation
St Hubert Catholic Church804 Third Street Langley360-221-5383MassesSaturday 500PMSunday 800AM and 1030AMMon Tues Thurs and Fri 815AMWednesday 1030AMFr Rick Spicer pastorE-mail sthubertwhidbeycomwwwsthubertschurchorg
South Whidbey Community ChurchA place to beginhellip A place to belong360-221-1220 bull LangleywwwwhidbeychurchorgSunday Morning Worship 1000AMAdult Sunday School 900AMDeer Lagoon Grange5142 S Bayview Road LangleyHome Bible Studies availableDarrell Wenzek pastor
Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
Whidbey Island Friends MeetingThe Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)Meeting for WorshipSundays at 400pmUnitarian Universalist Congregation20103 Hwy 525 Freeland WA 98249
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
Legal Notices
cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
Legal Notices
t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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Bayview market offers fresh local
The Bayview Farmers Market is 10 am to 2 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Corner Highway 525 and Bayview Road
The market offers fresh food local art music and more Saturdays through Dec 20
For details visit wwwbayviewfarmersmarketcom
Ryther to host annual auction
The Ryther Child Center Leaguersquos South Whidbey Mardi Unit annual dinner and livesilent auction is at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 on Brooks Hill Road
ldquoHats off to Rytherrdquo with prizes for best hats is the theme
Items for auction include Holland America cruises jewelry din-ing options overnight retreats and family of four Disneyland tickets
Proceeds go to Ryther Child Center a Seattle organization whose main purpose is helping kids
For tickets and details call Tarly at 360-341-2457 Fran at 360-221-4519 or visit wwwrytherorg
Professor speaks on discipleship
The Rev Dr Karoline Lewis will be speaking at 5 pm Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Freeland in the main church
Lewis an associate professor of Biblical preaching is present-ing a free lecture series titled ldquoWine Water Jars amp Witness Being a Disciple according to the Gospel of Johnrdquo
Lewis will also preach at all three Sunday wor-ship services
Put together a team for trivia
Team Trivia Challenge is 630-930 pm Saturday Oct 18 at the Bayview Senior Center Langley
Cost is $40 for a team of four There will be five rounds of 10 themed questions including general trivia wild card name that photo and music
Winning team receives a cash prize amount depends on number of teams participating
For details email hes tiaislandseniorservicesorg or call 360-321-1600
Haunted house aids high school
The Second Annual Haunted House Fundraiser is 6-11 pm Saturday Oct 18 Sunday Oct 19 Saturday Oct 25 and Sunday Oct 26 at the American Legion Post 141 in Bayview
Haunted House and Pumpkin Hour are 5-6 pm for kids 5-10 years old Witching Hour is 6-10 pm for all who dare to enter
Food and concessions all days Cost is $8 family rate (4-6 people) is $25
For details call 360-632-5312
Musical features familiar characters
ldquoInto the Woodsrdquo directed by Robert W Prosch is at 730 pm Oct 18 19 24 and 25 at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
The musical centers on a childless baker and his
wife as they try to start a family Many well-known storybook characters make appearances
Key Players opens at 630 pm Fridays and Saturdays Question-and-answer sessions follow Sunday performances
For details and tickets visit wwwwicaonlineorg
Poinsettia sale to help students
The South Whidbey High School musiciansrsquo annual Poinsettia Sale is through Oct 26
Potted poinsettias in red white and pink ($12) and six-inch sprigs of fresh mistletoe with red ribbon ($8) available Will be delivered Dec 2-7
To order call 360-914-2107 or any jazz band wind ensemble or choir member you know
Tilth welcomes Mokihana Calizar
South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market is from 11 am to 2 pm Sunday Oct 19 at 2812 Thompson Road off Highway 525
This Sundayrsquos market will feature storyteller
Mokihana Calizar and stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace will fill the air Come to chant listen and be involved
The market offers local food flowers and gifts Sundays through Oct 26 SNAP cards and Farmersrsquo Market Nutrition Program coupons are welcome
For details visit wwwsouthwhidbeytilthorg
Trick or treat with bicycle club
The Whidbey Island Bicycle Club Trick or Treat Ride is at 1 pm Sunday Oct 19 at Fort Ebey State Park
Sign-in is required and starts at noon Free tricks and treats for all ages Costumes are welcome but helmets are required
Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For details visit wwwwhidbeybicyclecluborg
lsquoToxic Hot Seatrsquo at the Clyde
A showing of the envi-ronmental film ldquoToxic Hot Seatrdquo is 1-3 pm Sunday Oct 19 at the Clyde Theatre Langley
The Ecumenical Greening Congregations of South Whidbey are sponsoring the showing The film is a feature of an ongoing statewide campaign to educate the
public about toxic chemi-cals used to produce everyday items
There will be a ques-tion-and-answer session after the movie
For details visit wwwtoxicfreelegacyorg
Faith vigil reflects with hope peace
The Whidbey Interfaith Vigil of Peace and Hope is 330-5 pm Sunday Oct 19 at St Augustinersquos Episcopal Church Freeland
The vigil will feature prayer sacred Scripture readings and music from multiple faith traditions in reflection on the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnsonrsquos announcement of a ldquoWar on Povertyrdquo
For details call 360-331-4887
Waldorf School welcomes public
Walk Through the Grades is 820-10 am Monday Oct 20 at the Whidbey Island Waldorf School Clinton
Learn of the history and highlights of the educational paradigm Observe four classes in session and ask ques-tions Learn how Waldorf Education instills a pas-sion for lifelong learning and establishes a founda-tion for success in college and beyond
For details visit wwwwiwsorg
Republicans NRA talk gun initiatives
The South Whidbey Republican Women are hosting a presentation on gun Initiatives 591 and 594 at 1130 am Tuesday Oct 21 at the Useless Bay Golf and Country Club Langley
The guest speaker will be Keely Hopkins a representative from the
National Rifle Association Reservations required
call 360-579-3614 or 360-331-4556 $16 lunch fee due at check-in Checks or cash only
Meditation can ease stress
Introduction to the Transcendental Meditation Technique is 6-730 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at the Freeland Library
Bill Currie leads a free introduction to the Transcendental Meditationreg technique Learn how to experience a life with less stress and anxiety greater calm and better health
For details and to regis-ter email bellevuetmorg or call 800-595-3186
Island camera club highlights autumn
The Whidbey Island Camera Club is meet-ing 630-8 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Skagit Valley Collegersquos Oak Hall Oak Harbor
The theme for October is ldquoAutumn Colorsrdquo You may submit up to three photos for discussion to absolutesciencehotmailcom
For details email tina31543comcastnet or visit wwwwhidbeyisland cameraclubcom
Learn tango two-step and more
Dancing classes are 630-830 pm Tuesday Oct 21 at Bayview Hall
Classes are the first and third Tuesday of every month
All skill levels are wel-come No partner neces-sary
A $5 donation benefits the hall
For details visit breadandsoulwhidbeycom or call 360-321-4083
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Contributed photo
Mokihana Calizar will present stories about Makahiki the Hawaiian Season of Peace at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmersrsquo Market Sunday Oct 19
challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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Assembly of God360-221-16565373 Maxwelton Road Langleywwwswag-onlineorgLoving God Loving People Serving the WorldSunday Worship Services830AM amp 1030AMBoth services offer nursery for infants and toddlers amp kids classes for 3yrs to 4th gradeMatt Chambers PastorDareld Chittim Associate PastorMark Brinkman Youth PastorHome of Island Christian Academy360-221-0919
Calvary Chapel of Whidbey IslandTeaching through Godrsquos Word360-579-25703821 E French Road ClintonwwwccwhidbeycomSunday Services 9 amp 11AM
Christian Science Church321-4080 or 222-3182 bull Langley15910 Hwy 525 at Useless Bay RdSunday Church Service 1030AMWednesday Service 730PM
1st Wednesday of the month
Christian Life Center360-331-5778Loving God Reaching People1832 Scott Rd FreelandProfessional CenterSunday Morning Worship 1000AMNursery amp Sunday School
through 8th GradeCelebrate Recovery
Tuesday evenings 7PMChristian Lifersquos Ministry CenterPastor Chad Wordwwwclcwhidbeycom
The First Baptist Churchof South Whidbey islandCelebrating Our 51st Yearwww rstbaptistsouthwhidbeycom2277 Newman Road LangleySunday School 930AMMorning Worship Service 1100AMEvening Service 600PMWed Evening Bible Study amp Prayer 600PM
360-321-4457
The Island Church of WhidbeyChristian amp Missionary Alliance Church360-221-69806th amp Cascade LangleyldquoLoving Christ and Others WellrdquoSunday Worship 1030AMwwwislandchurchofwhidbeyorg
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Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during serviceAdult Forum class 11AM
Rev Mary Boyd PastorBill Humphreys Music DirectorEve Carty Program AssociateLauren Coleman YouthFamily CoordwwwLangleyumcorgA Greening Reconciling amp Advocating CongregationldquoOpen Hearts Open Minds Open Doorsrdquo
South Whidbey Church of Christ360-341-2252 bull BayviewSenior Service Center - BayviewSunday Worship 930AMSunday Bible Classes 1030AMCall regarding Wednesday Bible Class
St Augustinersquos in the Woods Episcopal ChurchldquoA Greening Congregationrdquo360-331-4887 bull Freeland5217 Honeymoon Bay RoadHoly Eucharist Sun 8AM amp 1030AMNursery amp Youth Programs ProvidedMonday Solemn Evensong 530PMWednesday Holy Eucharist and
Ministry of Healing 1000AMwwwstaugustinesepiscopalchurchorgRev Nigel Taber-Hamilton Rector Julie Spangler Director of
Christian Formation
St Hubert Catholic Church804 Third Street Langley360-221-5383MassesSaturday 500PMSunday 800AM and 1030AMMon Tues Thurs and Fri 815AMWednesday 1030AMFr Rick Spicer pastorE-mail sthubertwhidbeycomwwwsthubertschurchorg
South Whidbey Community ChurchA place to beginhellip A place to belong360-221-1220 bull LangleywwwwhidbeychurchorgSunday Morning Worship 1000AMAdult Sunday School 900AMDeer Lagoon Grange5142 S Bayview Road LangleyHome Bible Studies availableDarrell Wenzek pastor
Unitarian UniversalistCongregation of Whidbey Island360-321-865620103 State Route 525 FreelandSunday Service at 10AMValues-Based Religious Education Sept-JuneChildcare Year-RoundEveryone welcomeMinister Rev Dennis Reynoldsemail adminuucwiorgwebsite wwwuucwiorg
Whidbey Island Friends MeetingThe Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)Meeting for WorshipSundays at 400pmUnitarian Universalist Congregation20103 Hwy 525 Freeland WA 98249
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
Legal Notices
cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
Legal Notices
t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
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She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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challengeldquoIrsquom always interested
in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo Arango said in a phone interview with The Record Wednesday
Arangorsquos last day is Nov 7 His resignation letter was submitted Monday to Mayor Fred McCarthy who said he will turn it over to the Langley City Council at its Oct 17 meeting for official accep-tance which M c C a r t h y said he expects
ldquoItrsquos always a challenge when some-thing like this h a p p e n s rdquo the mayor said ldquoObviously Irsquom excited for the opportunity he has professionally to grow and an opportunity to move his career forward His presence will be very much missed in the cityrdquo
Arango took over the plan-ning department in April 2011 after six years as a plan-ning director in Vermont In Langley he was the assigned staff person to four city citi-zen boards mdash the Planning Advisory Board Design Review Board Parks and Open Space Commission (for a time) and Arts Commission mdash and oversaw several proj-ects and policies that will like-ly be around for decades The largest was the Second Street redesign which he managed from its design to its final
street striping this June Last month he attended an international planning confer-ence mdash a $2300 trip paid for by the city and the Langley Main Street Association mdash in Buenos Aires Argentina as a speaker for his work on Second Street
That same project spawned the cityrsquos new-est citizen board the Arts Commission which will over-see an Arango-proposed and city council-approved policy
to include a 1-per-cent - for -t h e - a r t s b u d g e t in capital projects
ldquo T h a t was a real-ly great e x p e r i -ence for me profes-sionallyrdquo
Arango said Times were not always
light in the Village by the Sea however Arango filed a whistleblower complaint against the mayor at the time Larry Kwarsick after he dis-covered that Kwarsick had falsified a public document during his days as Langleyrsquos planning director
Eventually Kwarsick resigned in January 2013 after Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks filed a lawsuit to force him out of office Regarding the notoriety of the incident Arango said he had no regrets
ldquoIt is what it isrdquo Arango said ldquoAt the end of it I think I did the right thingrdquo
When McCarthy was appointed as the interim mayor in February 2013
he inherited three depart-ment heads Police Chief Randy Heston Public Works Director Challis Stringer and Arango By the fall only Arango was still with the city with Stringer taking a job for the City of Mukilteorsquos pub-lic works department and Heston retiring
Some other highlights of Arangorsquos career include city code amendments adopted last month parking improve-ments restructuring the building department and lowering permit fees 27 percent and the foundation of the Langley Main Street Association
One of his unfinished works is the creation of design standards Currently the city relies on its Design Review Board and Planning Advisory
Board to make sure new con-struction is in keeping with the cityrsquos look and feel The recently finished but not-quite-approved demolition of historic buildings in the downtown commercial area ordinance includes language for how new buildings could be erected largely keeping the 30-foot lot articulation of Langleyrsquos founding on First Street and adding setbacks for floors coming up the bluff
Arango also leaves at a time when the city is review-ing a proposed private-public project for an elevator and bridge on Cascade Avenue He said he would give a recommendation to the city council before leaving the job
McCarthy said he does not have a timeline yet for finding the next director of Community Planning He wanted to wait until the res-ignation was official mdash after the city council meeting next Monday The duration of the search was also unknown
ldquoWersquoll take whatever timersquos necessaryrdquo McCarthy said ldquoItrsquos a very important position for the cityrdquo
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Jeff Arango Langleyrsquos director of Community Planning speaks during a city coun-cil meeting in June He has resigned effective Nov 7 to take a position with BERK Consulting a private planning company in Seattle
ARANGOCONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoIrsquom always interested in new challenges and new opportunitiesrdquo
Jeff Arango director of Community Planning
Langley
Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
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Barcelona35Shipping
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23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
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DOWN1 Without
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plastic9 Luxury
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homes16Biting bug
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share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
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official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
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ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
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urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
Legal Notices
cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
Legal Notices
t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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Alice Cash Howell
Alice Cash Howell born Feb 19 1923 in Pasadena Calif to Henry N and Jennie BJ Cash Passed away Aug 8 2014 in Monroe Wash
Alice studied and earned her bachelorrsquos degree at the University of California Berkeley On Dec 30 1946 she married Erle Howell Jr in Pasadena
Alice enjoyed quilting sewing painting garden-ing carpentry learn-ing beach combing and observing nature She was a member of Vote
Smart MoveOn Tilth NW Harvest KCTS9 and alumna of University of California Berkley
Alice was a devoted wife mother grandmother and friend She will be deeply missed by all who knew her
Alice is survived by her children Thomas E Howell (Barb Gardner) Joan Gail Wong (William) Cathie Lynn Hosley (Burr) John N Howell (Karen) and Jennelle Pillitiere (John) grand-children Phoebe Dolim Nathaniel Wong Rachel Wong Matthew Wong
Ruth Howell Lydia Pillitiere Michael Pillitiere Gabriel Pillitiere and Esther Pillitiere and extended family and many friends
She was preceded in death by both parents hus-band Erle Howell Jr sister Eva Mary Harper and brother Carl S Johnson
A celebration of Alicersquos life will be held at 1 pm Friday Oct 31 2014 at Emeritus of Monroe 15465 mdash 179th Ave SE Monroe WA 98272 A second cel-ebration will be held at 2 pm Saturday Nov 1 2014 at St Peter Lutheran Church 6309 Wilson Place Clinton WA 98236
Memorials in her name may be made to Northwest Harvest PO Box 12272 Seattle WA 98102 Project Vote Smart One Common Ground Philipsburg MT 59858-9767 Regency Care Center 1355 W Main St Monroe WA 98272 or the University of California Berkeley Wellness Letter wwwberkeleywellnesscom
Arrangements are entrusted to Purdy amp Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home Monroe 360-794-7049
Marylou Bunney (Jennings)
Marylou lost her coura-geous battle with leukemia Sunday Oct 13 2014
Her funeral Mass will be at 11 am Saturday Oct 18 at St Hubert Catholic Church 803 Third St Langley WA Interment will be at 11 am Monday Oct 20 at Holyrood Catholic Cemetery 205 NE 205th St Shoreline WA
Please go to wwwbecks funeralhomecom for more about Marylou
Thanks to all who prayed so hard for her
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
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IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
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NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
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Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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GUN amp KNIFE SHOW
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Sat9am-5pmSun 930am-3pm
$6 General AdmissionWeekend Pass $9
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Greenersquos Gun Shop
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Firewood Fuelamp Stoves
NOTICEWashington State law requires wood sellers to provide an invoice (re- ceipt) that shows the s e l l e r rsquos a n d bu ye r rsquos name and address and the date delivered The invoice should also state the price the quantity delivered and the quan- tity upon which the price is based There should be a statement on the type and quality of the woodWhen you buy firewood write the sellerrsquos phone number and the license plate number of the de- livery vehicleThe legal measure for firewood in Washington is the cord or a fraction of a cord Estimate a cord by v isual iz ing a four-foot by eight-foot space filled with wood to a height of four feet Most long bed pickup trucks have beds that are close to the four-foot by 8-foot dimensionTo make a f i r ewood complaint call 360-902- 1857
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4 Tire Rims pol ished a luminum 16x7 wi th 5 x 1 0 0 b o l t s p a c i n g $100 360-678-9319
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Continued from previous page
Saturday October 18 2014 Whidbey Classified PAGE 19
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at 1230pmCull Cattle Plus Small
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AKC CHOCOLATE Labs Puppies 3 males 5 fe- ma les Da te o f b i r th 824 English style with blocky heads Motherrsquos s ide NFCAFC S i re side pointing lab with multiple master hunter b a ck g r o u n d G r e a t hunters fami ly mem- bers Great tempera- ment and love of water References with more pics available $1200sassygirlkennelscom 2nd litter 9 chocolates 4 yellows $850 females $800 malesdljedi1973yahoocom 360-827-2928
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2151 Goldie St NE Oak Harbor Unit N1
wheelsMarine
Miscellaneous
Do you want easy ac- cess to South Whidbey fishing amp boating Be- c o m e a C o m m u n i t y Member at Sandy Hook Ya c h t C l u b E s t a t e s (SHYCE) by purchasing our ldquono percrdquo lot Com- munity Members (prop- erty owners) at SHYCE e n j o y n u m e r o u s amenities - a community marina a private launch ramp swimming pool tennis courts beach ac- c e s s a n d m a n y f u n events $15000 Cal l 360 579 2065 - Mac
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MarineMiscellaneous
SUNSTREAM FLOAT- LIFT FL10014 This boat l i f t can ho ld a boa t we igh ing 10600 lbs For additional specifica- t ions v is i t Sunstream website Original owner purchased new Excel- l en t cond $12 500 Bainbridge Island Call 206-719-8565
MarineSail
22rsquo OrsquoDAY SAILBOAT for sale Mainsail jib ge- noa rainbow spinnaker cookstove port-a-potty and lots of extras Great condition ready to sail $1200 Fr iday Harbor Mar ina W-Dock 360- 298-1695
AutomobilesSubaru
2001 SUBARU Outback Limited Low miles Load- ed Yakima Rocket-Box Remote start One own- er $6200 Call for photo 360-678-6502
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Pickup TrucksGMC
1989 GMC K2500 Ex- tended Cab 4x4 $1500 as is Title clear Work already done changed igni t ion module rotor and cap ignition relay ignition coil Positives Sturdy lumber rack in- stalled good tires bed l iner installed Needs new windshield truck runs great for 10 min approx then stalls Will crank over has fuel just no ignition wait several hours truck will restart for 10 min Please be ready to move immediat- ly upon sale Oak Har- bor 360-678-4100cmaywhidbeynet
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Pickup TrucksMazda
2000 MAZDA B3000 Truck V6 Whi te A i r conditioning bed liner amp canopy Only 100000 miles Serviced regular- ly Good cond $4000 Call Karl 360-341-3517
Vans amp Mini VansChevrolet
lsquo97 SHERROD SERIES SLX Convers ion Van Good shape great start- er family van Low miles 72K Nice gray leather amp wood interior New tires Original owners We pur- chased a new car and we donrsquot need this one Records included $4500 Orcas 360-376-3651
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Call TJrsquoS RECYCLINGin Coupeville
360-678-4363
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Professional ServicesAttorney Legal Services
Notice to ContractorsWashington State Law
(RCW 1827100)requires that all adver- tisements for construc- tion related services in- clude the contractorrsquos current depar tment of Labor and Indust r ies registration number in the advertisementFailure to obtain a certifi- cate of registration from LampI or show the registra- tion number in all adver- tising will result in a fine up to $5000 against the unregistered contractorFor more information call Labor and Industries Special ty Compliance Services Division at
1-800-647-0982or check LampIs internet site at wwwlniwagov
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CHRISTIANrsquoSAUTOMETALRECYCLINGCASH FOR MOST CARS
-INCLUDES TOWFREE METAL RECYCLING
FAMILY OWNED LICENSED HAULERDOCUMENTATION REQUIRED
675-8442
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Retired Contractor has truck will travel
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360-331-2848
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
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Langley
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HomesCondosApartments620 E Whidbey AveIn Oak Harbor WA
Your New Home AwaitsRogers Rische Doll PM Inc
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--- Freeland ------ Freeland ---
Water and mountain view 3 BR on 23+
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Mutiny View Manor 3 BR on a quiet
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676441 $199500
--- Greenbank --- --- Oak Harbor ---2+ BR near
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Well-kept 4 BRrambler in
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700285 $269950
--- Freeland --- --- Oak Harbor ---REDUCED 4 BR 25 BA and lots of storage fairway
home at HHG amp YCEasy care
landscaping642708 $210000
View 3 BR 175 BA in Dugualla Bay Heights Community beachboat launch702430 $269900
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675-7200Oak Harbor
321-6400Bayview
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WINDERMERE OPEN HOUSESSaturday October 18th 1-4 or by apprsquot
Freeland 36033160065531 Freeland Ave
Langley 3602218898223 Second St
Freeland1403 Starview Ct
654709 $229000Gordy Frederickson 360914-2566
Freeland 1407 Everette Ln
627306 $234900Jill Engstrom 425508-4110
Freeland1319 Sealawn Blvd
705282 $299500Sandra Stipe 360672-4893
Greenbank3516 Seashore Ave
652380 $499000Alicia Dietrich 310994-0073
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662659 $559950Jim Short 206920-2362
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
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narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
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materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
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urgently
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a snake37Weepers
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
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The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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3 BEDROOM 2 Bath doublewide mobi le in F a m i l y P a r k $ 8 5 0 month and $850 deposit 360-770-6882
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Apartments for Rent Island County
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LARGE 2 BEDROOM Clean amp quiet near bus line Large patio with city view Fireplace washer amp dryer hookups Senior discount available Gar- bage inc luded $725 month 360-675-6642
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
ISLAND COUNTY NOTICE TO
CONSULTANTS FORREQUEST FOR QUAL-
IFICATIONS FORINTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS AT CRESCENT HARBOR ROAD NE REGATTA
DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
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NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
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Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC)
MeetingFRIDAY October 24 2014 1030AMndash1200 NOONB OA R D O F I S L A N D C O U N T Y C O M M I S - SIONERS HEARING ROOMCourthouse Annex 6th amp Main Coupeville WA AGENDA-Product Stewardship-Comprehensive Plan Update-Other Program Issues amp Updates-Committee Action Items Legal No WCW592902 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 11 18 2014
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONIN AND FOR
ISLAND COUNTYIn re the Estate ofELEANOR M LUMLEY Deceased No 14-4-00209-4N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORS The Administrator named below has been appointed and has quali- fied as Administrator of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the administrator or the ad- ministratorrsquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probated proceedings were com- menced The c l a im must be presented with- in the later of (1) thirty days after the adminis-
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trator served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 1140020(1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f the not ice I f the claim is not presented within this time frame t he c l a im i s fo reve r barred except as other- wise provided in RCW 1140051 AND 1140060 This bar is effect ive as to claims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assets Date of Filing of Notice to Creditors with Clerk of Court September 24 2014Date of First Publication October 4 2014 Name of Administrator LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSAttorneys for Administra- tor Barry M Meyers WSBA 22847D a v i d M N e u b e c k WSBA 31321Address for Mailing or Service Elder Law Off ices of Barry M Meyers PS 2828 Northwest Avenue B e l l i n g h a m W A 98225-2335T e l e p h o n e (360) 647-8846 F a c s i m i l e (360) 647-8854DATED this 22nd day of September 2014ELDER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY M MEY- ERS PSBARRY M MEYERS WSBA 22847DAVID M NEUBECK WSBA 31321Attorneys for Administra- tor LINDA FAIRCHILD WIL- KINSLegal No WCW592286 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 4 11 28 2014
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DRIVEIs land County Publ ic Works (AGENCY) solic- its interest from consult- ing firms with expertise
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in Civil Engineering right of way acquisition and construct ion manage- ment Consultants will be considered for the fol- lowing projectProject DescriptionThe work to be per - formed by the CONSUL- TANT consists of prelim- inary engineering right o f w ay a c q u i s i t i o n PSampE and construction management of an inter- section improvement at Crescent Harbor Road Regatta Drive near Oak Ha rbo r The gene ra l scope of work for the project includes design and PSampE fo r a b id ready project address- ing the following major features challenges-Reducing the grade of the intersection-Design of retaining wall and drainage features -Determination of right of way needs and right of way plan preparation-Environmental planning and preparation of per- mit applications-Performance of soil ex- ploration and analysis as appropriate-Coordination with pur- veyors regarding all util- ity related issues if any- A l l d e s i g n w o r k t o meet fo l low AGENCY s t a n d a r d s t h e L AG Manual and applicable state and federal regula- tionsSTATEMENT OF Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S (SOQ) SUBMITALSTo be considered re- sponsive to this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) t he P ropose r rsquos SOQ must follow the direction presented and include the information required belowProposer shall send 5 (FIVE) sets of SOQs with a cover letter indi- cating the project(s) they are submitting for Sets of SOQs are to include one (1) unbound original (containing original sig- natures) and four (4) in- dividually bound copies of the SOQs Proposers are strongly encouraged to use recycledrecy- clable products and to print on both sides of the paper whenever appro- p r i a t e E a c h S O Q should have no more than ten (10) sheets (double sided or not) plus a cover and a one page cover letter The SOQ wi l l be a l lowed maximum two (2) addi- t ional sheets (double sided or not) per pro- posed sub-consultant
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Submittals must include the following information Firm name phone and fax numbers email ad- dress for point of con- tact Name of Principal- in-Charge and Project Manager Number o f employees in each firm p roposed to p ro jec t Fed Tax Id Number UBI Number DMWBE Cer t i f icat ion number Year Firm established S I C C o d e ( N a m e ) NAICS Code (Name) Firm Type and Annual Gross Receipt Include any in fo r mat ion tha t would be re levant to evaluate your qualifica- tions for that project list- ed above being submit- ted forACCEPTANCEREJEC- TION OF RESPONSES The County reserves the right and holds at its dis- c re t ion the fo l low ing rights and options-To waive any or all in- formalities in any SOQ-To reject any or all re- sponses-To issue subsequent re- questsA N T I C I PAT E D R F Q SCHEDULEThe AGENCY will review a l l the S ta tement o f Qualifications received and will select up to (3) three Consulting Firms for interviews The fol- low ing schedu le has been established for the submission and evalua- tion of the SOQs and se- lection of the consultant T h e s e a r e t e n t a t i ve d a t e s o n l y a n d t h e County reser ves the r igh t to ad jus t these dates at its sole discre- tion-SOQs due October 31 2014 by 430 PM-Interviews week of No- vember 10 2014-Announce final selec- tion November 14 2014 -Contract negot iat ion complete November 21 2014-Board of County Com- missioner approval De- cember 15 2014-Notice to Proceed De- cember 29 2014EVALUATION CRITE- RIASubmittals will be evalu- ated and ranked based on the following-Technical and other re- lated qualifications-Past exper ience with this kind of project utiliz- ing WSDOT design and construction standards as modif ied by Island County-References from Local agency clients
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-Familiarity and experi- ence dealing with Feder- al Aid funded projects- C a p a b i l i t y t o m e e t schedules and demon- s t ra ted cost cont ro ls from similar projects-Experience in designing facilities that reflect mod- est design simple oper- at ional requirements and economical cost of operationThe AGENCY encourag- es disadvantaged mi- n o r i t y a n d w o m e n - owned consultant firms to respondThe submittal must be mailed to Island County Public Works Attn Joe Araucto PO Box 5000 ( 1 N E 6 t h S t r e e t ) C o u p e v i l l e W A 98239-5000 by October 31 2014 no later than 430 PM No submittals will be accepted after the specified date and time Any questions regarding a project should be di- rected to the contact of that project listed above at 360-240-5557The AGENCY in accor- dance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat 252 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Department of Transportation Subti- tle A Office of the Sec- retary Part 21 nondis- crimination in federally- assisted programs of the Department of Transpor- tation issued pursuant to such Act hereby notified all bidders that it will af- firmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this adver- tisement disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full oppor tuni ty to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race col- or national origin or sex in consideration for an awardLegal No WCW594947 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
APPLICATION P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Prelimi- n a r y P R D PLN-14-00013 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Land- s c a p e p l a n PLN-14-00014 - MARIN
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WOODSAPPLICATION Land C l e a r i n g p l a n PLN-14-00001 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION SEPA environmental checklist SEP-14-00003 - MARIN WOODSAPPLICATION Trans- por tation Concurrency TRC-14-00009 - MARIN WOODSPROJECT PROPOSAL AND LOCATION Land- ed Gentry Development Inc has submi t ted a Preliminary Plat (PPL-14-01) and Prelimi- nary PRO (PLN-14-13) appl icat ion packet for the property located on Swantown Road referred to as Marin Woods The proposed Prel iminary Plat PRD consists of 43 single family lots on 106 acres The lot currently has a single family home that is purposed to be demolished The Prelimi- nary Plat PRD applica- tion was submitted on September 25 2014 by Mr Kendall Gentry with Landed Gentry Develop- ment Inc The project lo- c a t i o n i s 1 2 9 2 S W S w a n t o w n A v e n u e R13204-459-4200DETERMINATION OF COMPLETENESS The formal applications for P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 were submitted on Sep- tember 252014 by Mr Kenda l l Gent r y have been determined com- plete for the purpose of processing on October 13 2014PUBLIC COMMENT PE- RIOD To make written comments on this propo- sal please mail or hand- de l iver spec i f ic com- ments to City of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 no later than 500 pm on November 3 2014 If you have questions re- garding this proposal please contact the De- velopment Services De- p a r t m e n t a t (360 ) 279 -4510 be - tween 800 a m and 500 pm Monday thru FridayE N V I R O N M E N TA L DOCUMENTS ANDOR STUDIES APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECTSEPA env i ronmen ta l checklist has been sub- mitted with the applica- tion (SEP-14-00003) To receive notification of the decision on this pro-
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posal p lease send a self-addressed stampedenvelope and request a Notification of Decision fo r P r e l i m i n a r y P l a t PPL-14-01 and Prelimi- nary PRD PLN-14-13 f rom the Ci ty of Oak Harbor Development Services Depar tment 865 SE Barrington Drive Oak Harbor WA 98277 Lisa BebeePermit CoordinatorLegal No WCW594914 Published The Whid- bey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 2014
NOTICE OF TRUSTEErsquoS SALE
Grantors Demco Law Firm PS H-K GROUP Limited Liability CoGrantee Joseph Keeva also known as Joseph W KeevaLegal Description (full) PARCEL A Lo t 10 Block B PLAT OF LAW- ANA BEACH according to the plat thereof re- corded in Volume 6 of Plats page 14 records of Island County Wash- ington Situate in Island Coun ty Wash ing ton Assessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber S7350-00-0B010-0PARCEL B The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quar ter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-175-0350PARCEL C The North- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-109-0360PARCEL D The North- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-107-1100PARCEL E The South- e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-042-1100
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PARCEL F The South- wes t Qua r te r o f t he Southwest Quar ter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 31 North Range 2 East of the Willamette Merid- ian Situate in Island County WashingtonAssessorrsquos Parcel Num- ber R23106-044-0360WE ARE A DEBT COL- LECTOR THIS COM- MUNICAT ION IS AN AT T E M P T TO C O L - L E C T A D E B T A N D A N Y I N F O R M AT I O N OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- POSEI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- signed Trustee will on Friday October 31 2014at the hour o f 1015 am at the front en- trance of Island County Courthouse 101 NE 6th S t r e e t C o u p e v i l l e Washington 98239 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder (subject to any condi- t ions imposed by the Trustee) payable in the form of cash or cashierrsquos check or certified checks from federally or State chartered banks at the t ime of sale the real property situated in the County of Island State of Washington whose legal descr iptions are found on page 1 of this Notice Such real prop- er ty is subject to that certain Deed of Trust re- corded on April 9 2012 under Auditorrsquos File No 4313050 records of Is- land County Washing- ton from Joseph Keeva as Grantor to Demco Law Firm PS as Trus- tee to secure an obliga- tion in favor of Eric Mit- ten as Beneficiary the benef ic ia l in terest in which was assigned to H-K GROUP Limited Li- ability Co under an As- signment recorded un- der Auditor rsquos Fi le No 4361384 records of Is- land County Washing- ton This Notice is given pursuant to the Revised Code o f Wash ing ton Chapter 6124 et seqI I N o a c t i o n c o m - menced by the Benefici- ary of the Deed of Trust or the Beneficiaryrsquos suc- cessor is now pending to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any Court by reason of the Gran- torrsquos default on the obli- gation secured by the Deed of Trust
Continued on next page
PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
ACROSS1 See you later4 Ford fuel7 Get up12Straight line13Handicraft14Become
narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
31____ Carolina32Yes vote33Explode35Glance36Saloons37Late38Clutches41ldquo____ So
Shyrdquo42Relay eg43Flexible
materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
DOWN1 Without
exception2 ldquo____
Bravordquo3 Decade
count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
10Unfinished11Poetic form20Selects22Grabbed a bite23Gentle animal25Convertible
eg26Doze27Freshwater
game fish28Part29Poured31Hawaiian
cookout34Scoundrel
36Young dog39Corrected
copy42Rice dish44Avid46____ onersquos
time48Indication49Bette Midler
role50Meadow
mothers51Chitchat52Distinct period54Music or
painting
PUZZLE NO 738
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 738
ACROSS1 ldquoMy ____
True Loverdquo4 Gatorrsquos kin8 Short breath12Unhappiness13Listen14Face shape15Earnest
request17Horrid18Hole-making
tool19Sowed21Big rig24Parking ____26Australian
ldquobearrdquo28Fixing socks32Stopover spot
33Hot-dogtopping
35Fourth letter36Clairvoyant38Choose
by vote40Relaxes42Acorn
producers43Shuns46____-the-wall48Former Italian
money49Starting
system54Eye lubricant55Close56Torsquos
counterpart57Hooting birds
58Infectioncarrier
59Mend
DOWN1 Have bills2 Succeeded3 Circus
safeguard4 Nibble5 Kingdom6 Cookie grain7 Fine
glassware8 Rule9 Eager10Boutique
event11Asked
urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
39Hay place41Submarine
detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 739
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
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NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
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Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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4 Tire Rims pol ished a luminum 16x7 wi th 5 x 1 0 0 b o l t s p a c i n g $100 360-678-9319
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Continued from previous page
Saturday October 18 2014 Whidbey Classified PAGE 19
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AKC BLACK LAB pups E n g l i s h w i t h b l o ck y heads Great hunters or companions Playful and loyal Family raised amp well socialized OFArsquos lineage first shots de- w o r m e d a n d v e t checked Paren ts on site $550 amp $600 425- 422-2428
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AKC CHOCOLATE Labs Puppies 3 males 5 fe- ma les Da te o f b i r th 824 English style with blocky heads Motherrsquos s ide NFCAFC S i re side pointing lab with multiple master hunter b a ck g r o u n d G r e a t hunters fami ly mem- bers Great tempera- ment and love of water References with more pics available $1200sassygirlkennelscom 2nd litter 9 chocolates 4 yellows $850 females $800 malesdljedi1973yahoocom 360-827-2928
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2151 Goldie St NE Oak Harbor Unit N1
wheelsMarine
Miscellaneous
Do you want easy ac- cess to South Whidbey fishing amp boating Be- c o m e a C o m m u n i t y Member at Sandy Hook Ya c h t C l u b E s t a t e s (SHYCE) by purchasing our ldquono percrdquo lot Com- munity Members (prop- erty owners) at SHYCE e n j o y n u m e r o u s amenities - a community marina a private launch ramp swimming pool tennis courts beach ac- c e s s a n d m a n y f u n events $15000 Cal l 360 579 2065 - Mac
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MarineMiscellaneous
SUNSTREAM FLOAT- LIFT FL10014 This boat l i f t can ho ld a boa t we igh ing 10600 lbs For additional specifica- t ions v is i t Sunstream website Original owner purchased new Excel- l en t cond $12 500 Bainbridge Island Call 206-719-8565
MarineSail
22rsquo OrsquoDAY SAILBOAT for sale Mainsail jib ge- noa rainbow spinnaker cookstove port-a-potty and lots of extras Great condition ready to sail $1200 Fr iday Harbor Mar ina W-Dock 360- 298-1695
AutomobilesSubaru
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1989 GMC K2500 Ex- tended Cab 4x4 $1500 as is Title clear Work already done changed igni t ion module rotor and cap ignition relay ignition coil Positives Sturdy lumber rack in- stalled good tires bed l iner installed Needs new windshield truck runs great for 10 min approx then stalls Will crank over has fuel just no ignition wait several hours truck will restart for 10 min Please be ready to move immediat- ly upon sale Oak Har- bor 360-678-4100cmaywhidbeynet
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2000 MAZDA B3000 Truck V6 Whi te A i r conditioning bed liner amp canopy Only 100000 miles Serviced regular- ly Good cond $4000 Call Karl 360-341-3517
Vans amp Mini VansChevrolet
lsquo97 SHERROD SERIES SLX Convers ion Van Good shape great start- er family van Low miles 72K Nice gray leather amp wood interior New tires Original owners We pur- chased a new car and we donrsquot need this one Records included $4500 Orcas 360-376-3651
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Professional ServicesAttorney Legal Services
Notice to ContractorsWashington State Law
(RCW 1827100)requires that all adver- tisements for construc- tion related services in- clude the contractorrsquos current depar tment of Labor and Indust r ies registration number in the advertisementFailure to obtain a certifi- cate of registration from LampI or show the registra- tion number in all adver- tising will result in a fine up to $5000 against the unregistered contractorFor more information call Labor and Industries Special ty Compliance Services Division at
1-800-647-0982or check LampIs internet site at wwwlniwagov
Professional ServicesAuto Repair Service
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Retired Contractor has truck will travel
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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PAGE 18 Whidbey Classified Saturday October 18 2014
ARIESA vacation plan is definitely takingshape Even though itrsquos a fewmonths away itrsquos already time tostart preparing even if itrsquos just torenew your passport
TAURUSYou may witness a form of injusticethat causes many around you toreact You could play a fairly big rolein restoring harmony and peace
GEMINIYou donrsquot tolerate injustice verywell and so you want to resolvethe situation on your own You mightwant to act as policeman and judgebut some tact will be required
CANCERYou work energetically and me-ticulously towards reaching anagreement or signing a contractAnxiety and insomnia might beon the agenda but so is resoun-ding success
LEOYou are entrusted with a position ofpower at work Before your healthplays tricks on you learn how tomanage your emotions and giveappropriate vent to them as youmake your way
VIRGOA new diet combined with someexercise gives you immediate re-sults You are extremely satisfiedand very proud of yourself
LIBRAYou are articulate and you succeedin speaking your mind You mightbe quick to criticize things thoughBe careful not to make too manyinappropriate comments
SCORPIOIt is important to carefully check allyour bills if yoursquore in a difficult fi-nancial situation at the momentYou might find an error and makesome big savings
SAGITTARIUSYou participate in a personal or pro-fessional activity that rallies yourcompetitive spiritYou donrsquot have anyintention of coming in second andyoursquore sure to reap all the honours
CAPRICORNYou may need to get a little moreexercise if fatigue tends to over-whelm you A new lifestyle givesyou more energy as well as a moreactive social life
AQUARIUSStress isnrsquot always negative It cangive you the motivation to accom-plish some brilliant exploits Takethe time to balance the differentareas of your life
PISCESSome elements fall into place let-ting you start your own small busi-ness or rise to a position of powerYou discover that you have greatleadership skills
Week of September 28to October 4 2014
ARIESYou need some rest and relaxationA few friends inspire you to em-brace new trends You enjoy shop-ping and seeing whatrsquos out thereleads you to adopt a new look
TAURUSAt work there is a good chance thatyoursquoll be given a big promotion Youincrease your customer base con-siderably all while improving yourwork and family life balance
GEMINIIf you have young children youfeel more reasonable and respon-sible than usual You get organi-zed and start to cultivate a moreactive social life by participatingin group activities
CANCERA spur-of-the-moment trip with lo-ved ones is decided upon You feelthe need for a more active sociallife but you must balance that de-sire with spending quality time withfamily or spouse
LEOYou are inspired by some kind oftraining course that is quite out ofthe ordinary You are able to deci-pher certain information or trans-late a message that has left otherpeople scratching their heads
VIRGOYou are often able to restore har-mony after a disagreement or aquarrel You could succeed in get-ting rid of some bad habits as well
LIBRATry to participate in the various ac-tivities that your friends suggestthis week The need to move and acompetitive spirit will help you toget back in shape fairly quickly
SCORPIOYou are given new responsibilities atwork that require you to review yourwardrobe You are more relaxedabout meeting people and they no-tice you have a great presence
SAGITTARIUSIt is definitely hard to get you outof the house this week You de-vote all your energy to family Someof your relatives may rely on yourgenerosity
CAPRICORNGerms tend to spread quickly atthis time of year Protect yourself inorder not to irritate your airwaysespecially as yoursquore more sensitiveto allergens than usual
AQUARIUSEven if there is some confusion inthe air you are able to expresswhatever comes into your headThis clarity brings you lots of ans-wers and you are quite reassuredabout certain topics
PISCESThere is plenty of action ahead thisweek Your work and your moneyoccupy much of your thoughts Youalso think about your career if yourcurrent one isnrsquot living up to yourexpectations
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCANCER LEO AND VIRGO
Week of October 5 to 11 2014
ARIESPeople will have some difficulty ingetting you out of the house Youare feeling attached to your rootsas well as your old things but donrsquotlet them take up too much room inyour life
TAURUSYou have plenty to say for yourselfand you express out loud whatothers only think Whatrsquos more youare able to assert your authority ina fairly complex situation
GEMINIItrsquos possible that yoursquoll have to in-vest a lot of time and effort in yourwork You may even buy a new carto avoid troubles with your old ve-hicle This purchase gives you acertain amount of prestige
CANCERYou spare no effort in order to im-press people At work you succeedin building a big enough client baseto achieve one of your ambitions
LEOIf yoursquore still looking for the idealjob you could get some inspirationabout the way forward You alsobenefit from a great imaginationthis week
VIRGOYou may start to feel the negativeeffects of a sedentary lifestyle Youwonrsquot be shy about inviting yourloved ones to embark on a physicalactivity together
LIBRAWhether yoursquore at the dawn ofa new career or your retirementyou try to define your next stepsYou need to clarify your vision forthe future
SCORPIOSome sort of training propels yourcareer towards new heights Youare greatly inspired by new chal-lenges that require a bit of patienceto master
SAGITTARIUSAfter careful consideration you makesome significant changes in your lifeYou thoroughly review your prioritiesand decide on a future that bettersuits you
CAPRICORNYou tend to say yes to everyoneand put too much pressure on your-self to keep your promises A size-able decision seems difficult to makewithout the right information
AQUARIUSYou work a few extra hours whichsignificantly improves your finan-cial situation Afterwards you wantto devote a little more time to yourlove life
PISCESYou put yourself in a great positionto be noticed You feel proud ofyourself At work you are givensome kind of reward or at leastsome warm applause
Week of October 12 to 18 2014
ARIESItrsquos important to maintain an activesocial life if you want to keep agood relationship with your friendsThe idea of moving will cross yourmind perhaps you just need achange of scenery
TAURUSEven if you have to spend moretime than expected on a projectultimately you are quite proud ofyourself You enjoy feeling a senseof accomplishment
GEMINITreat yourself to the luxury of somenew clothes to enhance your self-esteem You might take on somenew more prestigious responsibi-lities at work
CANCERYou are tempted to clean your homefrom top to bottom It is a good timeto do so decluttering your environ-ment will lead you to get rid of a lotof useless things
LEOYour comings and goings are ra-ther complicated as are communi-cations in general You wait quite along time for a return call eventhough you told them itrsquos urgent
VIRGOYou feel compelled to put in someextra hours at work Although thisnew schedule displeases your lovedones yoursquoll all appreciate the gene-rous bonus on your next pay slip
LIBRAYou are a little disappointed as youbegin a new job or a major projectHave some patience things will gobetter after some good discussionstake place
SCORPIOAfter being a bit zealous at the of-fice a little rest is needed Try tothink more about yourself A get-away or even a small trip will com-pletely renew your energy
SAGITTARIUSYou are suddenly popular You areguided by your intuition and youshow great creativity You have greatsuccess with a creation of an artis-tic nature
CAPRICORNTime is a scarce commodity for a lotof people Even if you manage yourswith great skill you might have towait a while for a few other people
AQUARIUSAs the cooler weather sets in youstart to dream of a vacation in thesouth You should be able to re-double your efforts at work in or-der to treat yourself to this trip
PISCESYou embark on a project that ce-ments your love relationship Youmay succeed in being able to livefrom your art There are some ma-jor changes ahead including a newdirection
Week of October 19 to 25 2014
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKARIES TAURUS AND GEMINI
THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEKCAPRICORN AQUARIUS
AND PISCESTHE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK
LIBRA SCORPIOAND SAGITTARIUS
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narrower15Naval
agreement16Not an
amateur17Unfilled18Fling gently20Glossy paint22Beam type24____ tide27Result30Church
33Floor installer34Friend in
Barcelona35Shipping
boxes37Most
melancholy38Hesitation
word39Cures41Trainee44Stared at48Narrow boat50Chased52Lime beverage53Dispute54Single55Kith and ____56Broadway
lights
57Damp andcold
58Barnyardenclosure
DOWN1 Imp2 Childrsquos toy3 Lambsrsquo
moms4 Breach5 Apprehend6 Boulder7 Goblet part8 Calm9 Fruit pastry10Clear11Like a
desert19Ice pellets
21Circlesection
23Land parcel25Appeals
urgently26Spot of ink27Engrave28Dismiss29Long-legged
bird31Corridor32Give pleasure
36That lady37Monkeyrsquos
munchie40Blunder42Verbrsquos mate43Casual shirts45Gabs46Prepare copy47Withhold48Is able to49Have being51Just bought
PUZZLE NO 736
Copyright copy 2014 Penny Press
ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 736
ACROSS1 Picassorsquos
work4 Like some
cheese8 Dope12Rest13Ali once14Beersquos nest15Breed of cattle17Pulpit word18____ Orleans19Cooksrsquo
garments21Potato dish24Polluted air25Cable-stitch26Clearly shaped30ldquo____ aliverdquo
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materials48Nights before49Wired50Almond eg51Takes a
spouse52Neat53Anthem poet
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exception2 ldquo____
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count4 Yearned5 Flush6 Corn piece7 Blasterrsquos
need8 Pay with
plastic9 Luxury
wheels10Kiln eg11Lionsrsquo
homes16Biting bug
20Elegant21Slip22Contribute a
share23Shopperrsquos aid24Closes26Least refined27Hideaway28Gazed at29Moist as in
the morning31Easy task
34Fixate35Immense37Irritable38Got bigger39Rantrsquos partner40Did well on41Lend a ____44Orchid
necklace45Pen fluid46Actorrsquos signal47Sowrsquos home
PUZZLE NO 737
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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO 737
ACROSS1 Synagogue
official6 Steal9 Torsquos
counterpart12Type of
squash13Eden
inhabitant14Tyke15Jiggled16Third letter17Be in debt18Big sandwich19Pointed
projectile21Shopperrsquos
mecca24Harpoon
27Public vehicle30Lofty32Legitimate33Song35Unexpected
outcomes37Kingrsquos title38Suitor40Polka ____41Expensive43Deceive45Excuse47Farm measure51Opal or ruby53Fired up54Aflame55Exist56Fruity
beverage
57Utilize again58Harmful59Provided
lunch for60Maples eg
DOWN1 Impetuous2 Sprain
result3 Uncouth
person4 Sweeper5 Printing
liquid6 Remember7 Again8 Malt
beverages9 Blossomed
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urgently
16Trainrsquos need20Ghostly21Bypass22Ages23Scads25Decree27Throbbed29Inkling30Collar site31Retrieves34Sounding like
a snake37Weepers
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detector43Female voice44Opinion45Type of
history47Unyielding50____ whiz51Conditions52Metal source53At this time
PUZZLE NO 739
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I I I The de fau l t s fo r which this foreclosure is made include the follow- ingFailure to pay when due the following amounts which are now in ar- rearsPrincipal amount due on March 31 2013 $ 1560000Interest a t 15 f rom 3222012 - 3312013 240410Interest a t 18 f rom 412013 - 6302014 351000Total principal and inter- est $2151410 Plus interest at $769 per day for each day af- ter June 30 2014IV The sum owing on the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is $15600 principal togeth- er with interest as pro- v ided in the note se- cured from the first day of Apr i l 2013 as set for th in par t III above and such other costs and fees as are due un- der the note secured and as are provided by statuteV The above described real property will be sold to satisfy the expense of sale and the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust as prov ided by statute The sale will be made without warranty express or implied re- garding title possession or encumbrances on Oc- tober 31 2014 The defaults referred to in Paragraph III must be cured by October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale The sale will be discontinued and termi- nated if at any time on or before October 20 2014 (11 days before the sale) the default(s) as set forth in Paragraph III isare
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cured and the Trusteersquos fees and costs are paid The sale may be termi- nated any time after (11 days before the sa le date) and before the sale by the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest or the holder of any recorded junior l i en o r encumbrance paying the entire princi- pal and interest secured by the Deed of Trust plus costs fees and ad- vances i f any made pursuant to the terms of the obl igat ion andor Deed of Trust and cur- ing all other defaultsVI A written notice of default was transmitted by the Benef ic iary or Trustee to the Grantor or the Grantorrsquos successor in interest as follows Joseph Keeva co Care- age of Whidbey311 NE Third StreetCoupeville WA 98239 Joseph Keevaco Matthew R Walker Attorney at LawArndt amp Walker504 N Main StreetCoupeville WA 98239by both first class and certified mail on the 27th day of June 2014 proof of which is in the pos- session of the Trustee and the written notice of default was posted in a conspicuous place on the real proper ty de- scribed in paragraph I above on the 27th day of Ju n e 2 0 1 4 a n d t h e Trustee has in his pos- session proof of such service or postingVII The Trustee whose name and address is set forth below will provide in writing to anyone re- questing it a statement of all costs and fees due at any time prior to the saleVIII The effect of the sale will be to deprive the Grantor and all those who hold by through or under the Grantor of all
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t he i r i n t e res t i n t he above described proper- tyIX Anyone having any objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoever will be afforded an op- portunity to be heard as to those object ions i f they bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale pursu- ant to RCW 6124130 Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating the Trusteersquos saleX NOTICE TO OCCU- PANTS OR TENANTS The purchaser at the trusteersquos sale is entitled to possess ion o f the property on the 20th day fol lowing the sale as against the grantor un- der the deed of t rust (the owner) and anyone having an interest junior to the deed of trust in- cluding occupants and tenants After the 20th day following the sale the purchaser has the right to evict occupants and tenants by summary proceedings under the unlawful detainer act chapter 5912 RCW DATED July 29 2014 sPhilip T MatternD E M C O L AW F I R M PS TrusteeBy Philip T Mattern au- thorized associateAddress 5224 Wilson Avenue South Suite 200Seattle Washington 98118Telephone 206-203-6000Legal No WCW590729 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordSeptember 27 October 18 2014
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTONFOR ISLAND COUNTY
In Re the Estate ofKAY M MILLHONDeceased
Legal Notices
NO 14 4 00235 3N OT I C E TO C R E D I - TORSRCW 1140030The personal represen- tative named below has been appointed as per- sonal representative of this estate Any person having a claim against the decedent must be- fore the time the claim would be barred by any o therw ise app l i cable statute of l imi tat ions present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 1140070 by serv- ing on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal repre- sentativersquos attorney at the address stated be- low a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate pro- ceed ings were com- menced The claim must be presented within the later of (1) Thirty days after the personal repre- s e n t a t i ve s e r ve d o r mailed the notice to the creditor as provided un- d e r R C W 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 (1)(c) or (2) four months after the date of f i rst publication of the notice If the claim is not pre- sented within this time frame the claim is forev- er barred except as oth- erwise provided in RCW 1140051 and 1140060 This bar is ef- fec t i ve as t o c l a ims against both the dece- dentrsquos probate and non- probate assetsDate of First Publication October 18 2014Personal Representa- tive Jerry C MillhonAttorney for Personal RepresentativeM Douglas Kelly Kelly amp Harvey Law Offices LLP PO Box 290 Clin- ton WA 98236 (360) 341-1515DATED this 13 day of Oct 2014sJerry C Millhon
Legal Notices
Jerry C Millhon Person- al RepresentativeAttorneys for Personal RepresentativesM Douglas KellyM Douglas Kelly WSBA 6550Kelly amp Harvey Law Of- fices LL PPO Box 290Clinton WA 98236Legal No WCW594941 Published The Whidbey News Times The South Whidbey RecordOctober 18 25 Novem- ber 1 2014
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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ldquoBringing Buyers ampSellers TogetherrdquoMonday Sale
at 1230pmCull Cattle Plus Small
Animals amp Poultry
WEDNESDAYGeneral Livestock
Sale 100pm
SPECIALFeeder Sale
2nd SATURDAYof every month
Next Feeder SaleNovember 8that 1230pm
We Sell Powder River Gates Panels amp Feeders
Ask Us Your Consignments are
AppreciatedFor more information
or hauling callBarn 360-966-3271Terry 360-815-4897Pete 360-815-0318
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AKC BLACK LAB pups E n g l i s h w i t h b l o ck y heads Great hunters or companions Playful and loyal Family raised amp well socialized OFArsquos lineage first shots de- w o r m e d a n d v e t checked Paren ts on site $550 amp $600 425- 422-2428
BORDER Coll ie pups ABCA registered Black amp White Ranch raised work ing paren ts 1s t shots amp worming Males $500 Females $600 509-486-1191 wwwcanaanguestranchcom
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
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RECORDSOUTH WHIDBEY
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Image courtesy of Langley Community Planning
These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
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ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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infected patient and how to protect staff and healthcare providers from the virus
Also working with the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy the hos-pital is making sure they are equipped with the best possi-ble personal protective equip-ment which are tools used to protect people from blood bodily fluids and other infec-tious material
ldquoWGH is following the CDC guidelines and evaluating dif-
ferent types of suits masks and other PPE based on what the hospitals have learned in their care for Ebola patientsrdquo said Teresa Fulton the hospi-talrsquos chief quality officer
She added that the CDC recommends single or double gloving and suggested that in some situations triple gloving would happen Beyond that the healthcare profession-als would be wearing masks either the regular face masks or powered air purifying res-pirators such as those used in HAZMAT suits which Fulton said are ldquomore comfortable to wear for long periods of timerdquo
But the most important part of preventing the spread of the Ebola virus is keeping those infected from passing it to others The CDC website says that the virus is passed through the bodily fluids of someone infected with Ebola or from someone who has died from it
ldquoIt is important to remem-ber the risk of Ebola is related to a returned traveler from West Africardquo Fulton said
She said if the traveler or anyone theyrsquove come into con-tact with develops a fever that person ldquoneeds to be evaluated along with the travel and con-tact history The incubation period is 21 daysrdquo
For prevention the CDC suggests careful personal hygiene and avoiding contact with items that have come into contact with an infected per-sonrsquos blood or fluids
The website says symptoms include fevers greater than 1015 degrees severe head-aches muscle pain weakness diarrhea vomiting stomach pain and unexplained bleeding or bruising
The policies for prevention and protection against spread-ing the Ebola virus are fre-quently updated according to Whidbey General Hospitalrsquos public relations liaison Keith Mack He said that the policies could be one thing one week and be different the next
ldquoEvery hospital is working as quickly as possible to cre-ate their response plans and train and educate their staffrdquo Fulton said
Avenue bluff Its purpose is to move people and their things from the top of the hill down to the waterfront and the marina which is owned and operated by the Port of South Whidbey
The funicularrsquos potential beauty is in its ability to satisfy criticism concerning view impacts and the cityrsquos desire to connect the marina to parking and businesses in the commercial core McCarthy said
People have largely opposed the bridge and elevator concept Common complaints were that it would adversely affect the sweep-ing views from Cascade Avenue of Camano Island the Cascade Mountains and Saratoga Passage
At a Planning Advisory Board meeting last month a few dozen people packed the typi-cally sleepy council chambers to voice their displeasure over the bridge and elevator concept Several peo-ple questioned whether the city even knew if it was necessary and had concerns over maintenance funding
Now the mayor agrees with some of the criticism
ldquoI think thatrsquos a legitimate con-cernrdquo McCarthy said ldquoI think itrsquos an iconic view that should be pre-servedrdquo
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo he added
Enter or rather re-enter the funicular Proposed several years ago the funicular idea was dropped after cost estimates came well above funding the city had at its disposal Money for either structure would come from $500000 in Island County Council of Government grants
Eric Levine a Langley resident brought up the funicular at last monthrsquos Planning Advisory Board meeting saying he even reached out to companies for estimates based on
the height of the bluff McCarthy said the city is again looking into the tram as a mode of transpor-tation
ldquoWersquove seen a couple of rather
creative designsrdquo McCarthy said adding that examples being con-sidered are one that looks like a small trolley car thatrsquos ldquofunky like Langleyrdquo and another that is glass enclosed for a panoramic view
Dubbed the Langley Lift the bridge and elevator was proposed by Paul and Pam Schell They own property at the bottom of the bluff on Wharf Street near the marina and have plans to develop it into an inn and restaurant Paul Schell died
in late July and since then his wife has taken up the charge
Langley needs a partner with property on Wharf Street for any type of people-mover to land The Schells presented such an opportunity even paying for the
bridge and elevator design work of Eric Richmond and Flat Rock Productions themselves
McCarthy said the city has not yet spoken with Schell or Richmond about the possibility of a funicular
Page A20 WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM Saturday October 18 2014 bull The South Whidbey Record
Please fill out and send to Circulation Division address shown or bring to our business offices in Freeland On island non-mailed delivery only Cannot be combined with any other offers Offer good 10-1 through 10-31-14 No Cash Value
NAME PHONE
ADDRESS
CITY STATE ZIP
Signature
Credit Card Number Expiration Date CVC Number
P O Box 1200 bull Coupeville WA 982391-360-221-5300 bull southwhidbeyrecordcom
CREDIT CARD CHECK MONEY ORDER
SUBSCRIPTIONS INCLUDE ACCESS TO ONLINE CONTENT LOG ON TO WWWSOUTHWHIDBEYRECORDCOM TO SUBSCRIBE PAYPAL AVAILABLE ONLINE
o 12-MONTH SUBSCRIPTION - $45 o 24-MONTH SUBSCRIPTION - $75
The South Whidbey Record will donate$5 for every one year subscription ~ $10 for every two year subscription
towards the Soroptimist Internationalrsquos Mammogram Program
RECORDSOUTH WHIDBEY
got MiniWe have the techs amp training to service your super cool Mini Ask about our 18 month
unlimited mileage warranty
Call 341-3504for appointment
Image courtesy of Langley Community Planning
These designs show what the landing of the originally proposed funicular at Cascade Avenue in Langley would look like and its location along the bluff After being dropped due to cost concerns the idea is being revisited by city leaders in the wake of complaints about a proposed bridge and elevator
FUNICULARCONTINUED FROM A1
EBOLACONTINUED FROM A1
ldquoI want to assure people that we listenedrdquo
Fred McCarthy mayor
Langley
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