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Wednesday, August 14, 2019 $1 TheThe ChronicleChronicle thechronicleonline.com Serving Columbia County since 1881 City council approves $2 Community Recreation Ahoy, mateys! and Parks Fee

CHRISTINE MENGES [email protected]

St. Helens City Council has set and approved a $2 Community Rec- reation and Parks Fee, to appear as a line item on residents’ utility bills. The resolution states the fee will not take effect until January of 2020, and will “sunset,” or end on Decem- ber 31, 2021. The fee will “provide support for the recreation and parks programs as well as research for creation of a separate taxing district for support and sustainability of St. Helens Rec- reation, Parks, and St. Helens School Partnership facilities,” the resolution states. City councilors discussed the fee at the city council work session the day of August 7 and passed Reso- lution 1860 later that day at their regular session. Matt Brown, City Finance Direc- tor, said during the work session that delaying the onset of the fee until Christine Menges/The Chronicle January of 2020 would be necessary Pat McCord, “Captain” of the Shiver Me Ice Cream ship, and Janeen Sepulveda, “Quartermaster and First Mate,” hand out ice cream to customers at low cost. because of the city’s new software system that facilitates utility bills. Before appearing on the agenda packet for the regular work session, the fee was set at $3. After a brief discussion, councilors agreed to ‘Pirate ship’ serves sweets lower the fee to $2. “We never had a consensus to be low price. cording to Sepulveda. The couple is served exclusively to dogs for $3,” Councilor Ginny Carlson said at CHRISTINE MENGES Pat McCord and Janeen Sepul- said their truck has traveled very any customers who want to include the work session. Mayor Rick Scholl [email protected] veda, partners in life and in the ice rural roads in the county, as well as their pets in on the fun. said the $3 had been his idea and cream business, have been running stationed at county hot-spots like Prices range from $1 to $4, with directed Brown to change the resolu- Residents in Scappoose, St. their pirate ship-themed ice cream 13 Nights on the River, making the average price being around tion to $2. Helens and Columbia City may truck, “Shiver Me Ice Cream” since sure to sell to as many people as $2.50 to $3.50. But Captain Mc- City councilors have explained have noticed a truck passing by that 2016. McCord serves as “Cap- they can. Cord said the couple doesn’t al- at various public forums that the looks strangely like a pirate ship. tain” of the ship, and Sepulveda as Ice cream from the truck is ways adhere strictly to those prices. eventual goal for funding the The same “ship” may have also “Quartermaster and First Mate.” pre-packaged, and includes Nestle “There’s been several times recreation center is to form a Parks been playing the “Pirates of the The ice cream ship starts run- Drumsticks, Haagen-Dazs vanilla where kids and their parents and Recreation District, which they Caribbean” song heard in the ride ning its route in May, and continues milk chocolate bars, fruit bars, and stopped us and the parents for one hope will be used as the permanent by the same name at Disneyland through the end of September, around 20 different varieties of reason or another didn’t realize funding source of the program. St. or Disney World. No, the inhabit- although last year the couple served ice cream. The novelties cater to they didn’t have any money on Helens residents would have to vote ants of the ship are not coming to customers at Halloweentown. different diets, including dairy- them,” McCord said. In those cases, on a measure to approve a Parks and plunder the village. In fact, they A typical daily route serves as free flavors as well as low-calorie Recreation District. have been seen indulging in very many as 100 customers, making and sugar-free ice cream. There’s ­­­­ As Scholl explained during a un-pirate like behavior: giving out approximately 50 stops a day, ac- even one brand, Frosty Paws, that June 24 public forum to discuss the sweet treats to residents, for a very See PIRATE Page A6 recreation center fee, the $3 fee was intended to raise money not only for the recreation center, but also to get the measure for the future district Uncertainty over MTR Western contract raise onto a future ballot, and to pay for market analysis on what an appropri- $40 to $58 an hour. CHRISTINE MENGES That new contract came after ate tax for a Parks and Recreation [email protected] District would be. MTR Western had said in the fall of 2018 that they were going to During the August 7 work ses- MTR Western, the agency sion, Brown stressed to the council- need more funding. Before that ors that he wanted them to vote on Columbia County has contracted time, in the three years the com- the issue that night. to provide buses for CC Rider, pany has been contracted for CC “I need direction on this rec has informed the county transit Rider, they had never renegotiated program. We’ve kind of hobbled service it wants to raise its hourly a contract. together and taken money out of the increase, but different people have The reason CC Rider contracts General Fund to help get this thing provided different figures for what out for drivers rather than hiring started. I don’t think there’s any that increase should be. in-house is because of overall disagreement that it’s needed in the According to Karen Kane, savings. According to Kane, CC community, it’s just a matter of how Public Affairs Coordinator for Co- Rider staff compared the cost of do you pay for it,” Brown said. lumbia County, Jeremy Butzlaff, having in-house drivers rather than City councilors first started dis- President of MTR Western gave contracted drivers before hiring cussing a line-item fee tacked onto $8 to $10 an hour increases as the MTR Western as the contracted residents’ utility bills to help fund desired figure, while the Nicholas agency. A lot of the cost savings is recreation center programming last Carlstrom, Director of Finance for the PERS cost, which the county year, as Scholl explained at a March MTR Western gave a figure of $4 would not have to pay with a con- 25 public forum. At that forum, an hour increase. The figures were tracted agency like MTR Western. Scholl also said adding a line-item not given in an official notice but “That’s still the case until we were part of a conversation that find out what they’re asking of us, ­­­­ Transit Administrator Todd Wood and why,” Kane said. See RECREATION Page A2 had had with MTR Western of- Before the county knows of an ficials on Wednesday, Aug. 7. exact cost increase, CC Rider staff Kane also wanted to correct will not know if they can meet the some misinformation that the increase, according to Kane. agency threatened to pull their “It may be possible to meet an contract, saying the agency did Jeremy Ruark/The Chronicle increase, but we don’t know how not do so. CC Rider is facing uncertainty with MTR Western, the contracted agency that provides much they’re asking us,” Kane The reasoning behind the in- bus drivers for the transit service. said. crease for the company is down to Aside from the conflicting in- months into your contract, your CC Rider has been struggling rising insurance rates, according financially for a while, making to Kane. The company had in- formation, the rate itself does not insurance rates go up? It’s odd. add up for CC Rider staff. I’m not saying they’re not hon- massive cuts to the service in formed CC Rider in June that their February of this year in order to insurance rates were going to go John Dreeszen, CC Rider est, I’m just saying, what are they Transit Coordinator did his own looking at?” close the gap between revenue and up, but they never made a formal expenses. As The Chronicle has request for a rate increase. calculations on the rate increase, The increase request comes and his figures did not yield an $8 four months after the Columbia previously reported, a large part of “We’ve gotten conflicting in- the financing gap stems from formation, so we’re going to wait to $10 increase. County Board of Commissioners until we’ve gotten something from “I think the question goes back approved a new contract with the them that explains the rate,” Kane to MTR, how did they do their agency on April 15 of this year, ­­­­ said. calculations,” Kane said. “Two which was a wage increase from See MTR Page A12 Market Fresh Deli is Vol. 137, No. 33

centerplacemarket.com/ sthelens.html extending our hours 1111 Columbia Blvd, St Helens, OR 97051 From 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. for the summer. A2 www.thechronicleonline.com Wednesday, August 14, 2019 One passenger dies in car crash

Christine Menges/The Chronicle Port commissioners look at products provided by Adam Kurtz, owner of Oregon Fusion Farms, LLC at their recent commission meeting. Hemp processing plant could be coming to St. Helens Photo: Oregon State Police to 12 partner farms around the cals, lotions, tinctures, hemp the community on a perma- CHRISTINE MENGES The Cadillac rolled several times before resting on its passenger side, state who will store the mate- cones and hemp mints, among nent basis, hired on full time according to Oregon State Police. [email protected] rial for further processing. others. employment. Kurtz also plans cluding the operator, Michael During the meeting, Kurtz The company is based in to hire contract laborers, ap- CHRISTINE MENGES There may be a new hemp- stressed that the company does both New York and Oregon, proximately 20 at the busiest Scarlett, 65 from Oakland, related business setting up not do any extractions, thereby holding licenses in both states. times of the year, such as [email protected] California, as well as pas- shop in the county soon. not dealing with any solvents According to Kurtz, the com- whenever the facility receives sengers Coleman Ewell, 28 At their Wednesday, Aug. 7 or chemicals. “It’s primarily pany paid out $4 million this hundreds of thousands of A single-vehicle crash from Pleasantville, New Jersey commission meeting, the Port dry material,” he said. year to contract farmers who pounds of hemp and have to involving a silver Cadillac and Clayton Ewell, 25, from of Columbia County reviewed Kurtz said most of the grow hemp for them. They get it on the trucks in a timely Escalade occurred on Thurs- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a potential lease with Oregon product ends up on trucks, not have 20 partner farms that manner. day, August 8 at approximately the report states. Fusion Farms, LLC, (OFF) trains. He also said the hemp feed into their supply chain, Because of the nature of 2:15 p.m. on Highway 30 near Eric Smythe, Division a wholesale hemp process- plant produces a color that dis- which are dispersed among hemp processing, Kurtz said it milepost 39 in Goble, Oregon, Chief of Operations for Co- ing company that plans to sipates as the plant dries out. four states; Oregon, New is important to get an approval according to Oregon State lumbia River Fire & Rescue move into 514 Milton Way, The basic rent will cost the York, Maryland and Tennes- from the port at the next meet- Police (OSP). (CRFR), said one passenger a currently vacant building at facility $5,886 per month, for see. These farms receive half ing. The vehicle, “was travel- was transported by one of Milton Creek Industrial Park. a total of $70,632 a year, and of the anticipated value of the “We’ll have to move into ing eastbound when it left the CRFR’s units to an area The lease will be on the the lease will be renewable crop prior to harvest, which another facility if they don’t roadway, went up the em- hospital. agenda again at the Aug. 28 every two years, according to mitigates their risk to plant the approve in a timely manner,” bankment and rotated/rolled “Life Flight was requested, commission meeting. port documents. product, according to Kurtz. Kurtz said. multiple times before coming but their ETA was too long, so If the lease is approved, Craig Allison, Property and Kurtz said the company If the site is approved for to rest on its passenger side,” that’s why we transported by the 14,000 square-foot facility Operations Manager for the has 400 acres in the ground Fusion CBD, Kurtz said he is according to a report by OSP. ground,” Smythe said. will be used for drying and port, as well as Deputy Execu- growing hemp so far, with 250 looking forward to working in The crash resulted in the The other three passengers storage of dry hemp mate- tive Director, said the port has acres in the ground in Oregon the St. Helens community. death of one person, Barry refused treatment transport, rial, as well as serve as the been in talks with the com- this year. They have plans to “I look forward to the Robinson Jr., 61, from Oregon according to Smythe. storage facility for another pany for approximately two have 2,500 acres in the ground opportunity to tap into the City. The crash resulted in the hemp organization that OFF months, a standard procedure by 2020. local farming network, and There were four other complete closure of Highway has contracted with, according for the port before reviewing “We’re really just at the the labor pool, and provide passengers in the vehicle. One 30 for approximately two to owner Adam Kurtz, who an initial lease. infancy of this. This is one of an influx of business and op- passenger, Zyrone Powell, 23, hours, with a detour provided, also refers to his company At the port meeting, Kurtz the single biggest cash crops portunity,” Kurtz said. “Com- from Oregon City was trans- according to the OSP report. as Fusion CBD. The hemp presented port commissioners in the state, revenue wise,” ing myself from a farming ported with serious injuries, The highway was then opened will arrive via both partner with a large sample of prod- Kurtz said. background, it comes close to the report states. to one lane until approximately and contract farms. The dried ucts the company produces. If approved, the company my heart to give back to other Three other passengers 8 p.m., according to Smythe. material will then be shipped Those products include topi- will supply six to 10 jobs for farmers.” received minor injuries, in- RECREATION From Page A1

fee to utility bills to pay for recreation center program- ming is a “not uncommon” practice for cities. The idea for having a rec- reation center has been in the works since last year, when St. Helens School District Superintendent Scot Stock- well approached city staff in February about forming one. Since then, a partnership has developed between the City of St. Helens and St. Helens School District amenities and other resources between the partners for recreation center programming. Having a line-item fee added to utility bills to sup- port the recreation center has been met with mixed results from St. Helens residents. City staff and councilors said they initially received a lot of support for the idea when they sent out a survey to constituents. At the March 25 public forum, of 20 residents who attended, two were against the idea. At the most recent, June 24 public forum, five residents attended, and at least two also voiced opposi- tion to the fee. The Chronicle also ran an online poll for the June 26 print edition asking if residents would support a recreation center fee, with 75% voting against the fee, and 25% voting in favor. Brown also communicated to The Chronicle that those who pay the fee, meaning those who reside within St. Helens city limits, will see reduced costs withT recreationhe R iver City Singers center programing.T he River City Singers invite you The Rivinevr iCtei tyyo uS i ngers The Columbia Learning Center’s The Rtiov jeoirn Cthiet cyh oSir!i ngers to joininvi tteh yeo uc h oir! Black Tie and Blue Jeans Invite you to join the choir! Chance to Become Scholarship Fundraiser toi njovinit teh ey cohouir ! Thanks our Sponsors

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Alice Boyer, Artistic Director Wednesday, August 14, 2019 www.thechronicleonline.com A3 CCMH to manage Columbia County Wraparound program Leadership role will transfer from GOBHI to the community mental health provider in 2020 Youth services provided a long-time partner with Pacific Coordinated Care assist members and gather About CCMH quartered in The Dalles, is by the Columbia County GOBHI, it’s a natural fit Organization (CPCCO). feedback that will steer a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cor- Wraparound program will for CCMH to continue this The program’s transi- planning efforts. Columbia Community poration that is a National pass into new management important work on behalf tion between GOBHI and “We’d like to hear from Mental Health, headquar- Committee for Quality next year, agencies an- of youth and families.” CCMH will be a team members about how Wrap- tered in St. Helens, is a Assurance accredited Man- nounced Monday. Wraparound is an inten- effort to ensure quality around has made an impact, 501(c)(3) non-profit corpo- aged Behavioral Health- Effective Jan. 1, 2020, sive, team-based planning standards are upheld, Kevin as well as areas where we ration dedicated to excel- care Organization and is Columbia Community process that follows a series Campbell, CEO of GOBHI can improve,” Jackson said. lence in behavioral health- charged with administer- Mental Health (CCMH) of steps to help children, explained. “We value the input from care. Since 1975, CCMH ing the behavioral health will assume responsibility young adults, and their “This is a program we participants about the kind has created safe and Medicaid benefit in many for Wraparound. Greater families accomplish their implemented that makes of services they would like supportive opportunities rural and frontier coun- Oregon Behavioral Health, shared goals. The voluntary a critical difference in to see.” for healing and recovery, ties in Oregon. GOBHI is Inc. (GOBHI), which cur- program serves youth who families’ lives and offers The next several months enhancing the overall qual- a co-owner of the Eastern rently manages the pro- may have complex behav- hope during trying times,” will be a transition period ity of life for members of Oregon Coordinated Care gram, will collaborate with ioral health needs. Campbell said. for CCMH and GOBHI to Columbia County. CCMH Organization. CCMH to ensure a smooth The change in admin- The change also pro- jointly weigh local feed- provides the continuum of transition process for par- istration of Wraparound vides an opportunity to back and develop plans for care for children, youth and ticipating members. resulted from recent orga- consider improvements to Wraparound’s role in the adults in both outpatient, Contact “It’s heartening to know nizational transitions at the programming and service coming years. Campbell residential, community, and that Wraparound services Coordinated Care Organi- capacity, Jackson ex- said, “At the end of the school settings. For member ques- will continue to thrive, and zation that serves Oregon plained. CCMH is engaged day, the focus needs to be tions related to Wrap- that CCMH will have a Health Plan (OHP or Med- in an initiative to improve on how we make a posi- About GOBHI around, call CCMH at hands-on role in its future,” icaid) members in Colum- and expand its host of tive difference for kids and 503-438-2201 or email said CCMH Executive bia, Clatsop and Tillamook services. This fall, staff will families.” Greater Oregon Behav- [email protected] Director Julia Jackson. “As counties — Columbia conduct outreach — to both ioral Health, Inc., head- Community partnerships make for successful National Night Out and CRFR firefighter best with a lot of folks in the JULIE THOMPSON known as “G” all took turns public,” Castilleja said. “It [email protected] in the tank, and tickets sold was nice to catch up with for citizens to take their some folks that remembered A joint collaboration for turn raised a total of $222 you from a call in the past one of the county’s yearly in donations. and to see a lot of the kids I National Night Out events, “That means that some- see at the schools and other a community-building cam- one was dunked at least events that were there. They paign that promotes police- 1.48 times per minute to really liked the jail tours community partnerships and neighborhood camara- earn that much money,” and getting stickers. The derie, brought together the Pixley said. “Commis- bouncy houses were a lot Columbia County Sheriff’s sioner Margaret Magruder of fun and, of course, who Office (CCSO), Colum- came down and she bought doesn’t like free hamburg- bia River Fire & Rescue a bunch of tickets for the ers and hotdogs?” (CRFR) and the St. Helens dunk tank and she was On hand for the first Police Department (SHPD) literally handing them out time this year was also together on Tuesday, August to everyone she could find the Rx Leadership Initia- 6. while I was up there getting tive (RALI) of Oregon – a Photo: CCSO “This was the biggest dunked. It was really inter- coalition of community A participant takes a turn on the dunk tank, which raised $222 for the Amani Center. turnout we’ve had for Na- esting.” leaders and organizations, tional Night Out in recent Officials with CRFR said health care stakeholders history and it really showed the kids were able to spray and business representatives the community partnerships water with the fire hose and working together to address that we’ve built,” Sheriff check out their ambulance opioid addiction and misuse Brian Pixley said. “It was and fire trucks. SHPD Sgt. across the state. Represen- really fun.” Jose Castilleja said the tatives handed out drug The CCSO hosted a whole night made for an disposal pouches along with dunk tank on site to raise amazing moment. He said informational pamphlets. money for the Amani Cen- CRFR was actively refill- InRoads Credit Union ter. Pixley, Chief Deputy ing the dunk tank with their also brought out their photo Ryan Murphy, Captain hoses and splashing partici- booth. Tony Weaver, Lt. Brooke pants, and the “whole crowd Pixley said they plan McDowall, SHPD Officer went wild” in response. on expanding the event to Kolten Edwards, SHPD “There were many times make it even better next records clerk Tia Sharp when we got to interreact year.

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Viewpoints Merkley, Wyden, Democrats call for reversal Of Trump-Pence Administration’s Gag Rule Extreme Trump-Pence gag rule tells doctors which government-approved medical procedures they may inform patients about Oregon’s Senators Jeff The letter came as the Ad- of the patient-provider rela- ited options, as clinics and providers who refuse to fully bie Stabenow (D-MI), Jon Merkley and Ron Wyden ministration’s minimal and tionship at the nearly 4,000 providers recognize the new inform patients—particularly Tester (D-MT), Tina Smith joined 40 of their fellow conflicting guidance about its health centers receiving Title regulation will force them vulnerable and low-income (D-MN), Kirsten Gillibrand Democratic senators in send- harmful rule has caused con- X funding. It will also need- to choose between receiving women who would otherwise (D-NY), Bernie Sanders ing a letter to Department of fusion and concern among lessly compromise health federal funds and upholding lack access to care—of their (I-VT), Patrick Leahy (D- Health and Human Services providers. The Senators care for the millions of peo- the confidential relationship medical options. VT), Jacky Rosen (D-NV ), (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar called on the Trump Admin- ple who rely on the critical between patient and health The letter was led by Jack Reed (D-RI), Chris Van slamming the Trump-Pence istration to reverse course services provided by those care provider,” the Senators Senator Patty Murray (D- Hollen (D-MD), Michael Administration’s new “gag on the rule and maintain the centers, including compre- warned. WA) and also signed by Bennet (D-CO), Tim Kaine rule” that compromises the essential care Title X-funded hensive family planning and The Trump Administra- Senators Tom Udall (D-NM), (D-VA), Chris Murphy (D- Title X family planning clinics provides for over four screening for diseases such tion’s gag rule undermines Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), CT), Cory Booker (D-NJ), program. This rule dictates million patients nationwide. as HIV and cancer. In light the historically bipartisan Sherrod Brown (D-OH), Martin Heinrich (D-NM), to physicians and other “Over the past few weeks, of this dangerous impact and Title X family planning pro- Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), Maria Cantwell (D-WA), health care providers which the Department of Health the many concerns raised gram and will impact nearly Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Chuck Schumer (D-NY), government-approved medi- and Human Services (HHS) by health care providers, 100 Title X-funded clinics Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), Angus King (I-ME), Cath- cal options they may inform has provided minimal and patients, and other stakehold- operating in Oregon. The rule Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), erine Cortez Masto (D-NV), patients about, jeopardizing conflicting guidance to health ers throughout the develop- interferes with the essential Mazie Hirono (D-HI), Jeanne Kamala Harris (D-CA), Di- the health care of millions of care providers about how ment of this rule, we believe confidential nature of the pa- Shaheen (D-NH), Ed Markey anne Feinstein (D-CA), Ben people who rely on Title X- and when the Department the rule should be rescinded,” tient-provider relationship by (D-MA), Dick Durbin (D- Cardin (D-MD), Gary Peters funded providers for cancer intends to enforce the Trump wrote the Senators. preventing medical providers IL), Richard Blumenthal (D- (D-MI), Bob Casey (D-PA), screenings, STI screenings, Administration’s Title X rule. “Four million patients from helping patients get the CT), Bob Menendez (D-NJ), Tom Carper (D-DE), Mark birth control, family planning This rule will undermine the who rely on Title X-funded care that is right for them, Chris Coons (D-DE), Maggie Warner (VA), and Brian services, and more. essential confidential nature programs now face lim- and gives federal funding to Hassan (D-NH), Deb- Schatz (D-HI). Voices of the Community

These three commission- valued rural quiet neighbor- journalistic credence to River- keeper-alliance/ Too busy to litical campaign contributions Complaints ers have approved hours of hoods. Thank you. keepers ridiculous claims by do that? Here are the cliffs’ are free speech rights and going unheard operation for this business attributing them instead to notes: Riverkeepers litigious thus are our constitutionally to be from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Denise Kilgore the Spotlight can easily be attacks by their army of law- protected exercise of our First At the August 5th planning That gives neighbors only Warren debunked by either just ask- yers on small family farms Amendment. Mr. O’Hanlon’s meeting, three of the com- seven hours of quiet time. ing the staff or editor at the along US waterways, and any objection is to the Constitu- missioners voted in favor to The commissioners admit- Spotlight or by reading the energy resources they have tion. As is always the case for allow a commercial flooring ted they are setting a new On addressing Spotlight article of July 19, set their gun-sights on, force Leftists when it serves their business to operate on their precedence for commercial Riverkeeper 2919, titled ‘Climate groups, the farmers to band together purposes. rural residential property on businesses in a rural residen- Global Partners at odds over in an effort to fend off the at- Re: Quoting AOC. Re- Berg Rd. in Warren. We were tial neighborhood. I’m asking bias permits’, for yourself. tacking Riverkeeper Goliath. ally? You’re going to quote told that we can voice our Warren residents to please Lying is just one of the Whereupon the Riverkeepers the Socialist who demands complaints during the next call or e-mail our planning Every one of the quotes many underhanded tactics vilify them as ‘factory farms’, America adopt her “Green six months to the planning commissioners to voice your Mr. O’Hanlon attributes to used by Riverkeepers et. al. to attack their farming methods New Deal” that is projected office, at which time they concerns. It’s happening to the Columbia County Spot- achieve their desired results and call for the end of their to cost $93 Trillion over the will hold another meeting. us, and it could happen to you light, (7/31/19, letters to the regarding our Columbia livelihood and the use of their span of 10 years, end all air We and other neighbors have too. I don’t think other com- editor), are actually only the County waterways and those property. Ditto for the energy travel, require the slaughter complained about the noise mercial businesses in Warren outlandish claims made by of the entire nation. For an producers. of all cattle and an end to the for the last six months, but have six employees or operate the Riverkeepers reported on eye-opening look at their Re: recusal of Port mem- consumption of beef. Really? those complaints have fallen at these extended hours. by the Spotlight. O’Hanlon’s power and nefarious tactics bers who receive campaign on deaf ears. With this new precedence we bald-faced attempt to lend see: https://www.activistfacts. contributions: The Supreme Kathleen Fisher are going to lose our much- com/organizations/25-water- Court has established that po- Scappoose

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Call 503-397-0116 to Subscribe. The Best Local News, Sports & Advertisements Columbia County’s trusted local news source Wednesday, August 14, 2019 www.thechronicleonline.com A5 Out & About Garden Plots: Dealing with uptick of insects in August hear have noticed that their temporary. Once they are ground. While this beetle the moisture. Treatment is Chronicle Guest Column by “songs” are just starting. A protected by that web, cut- has fearsome larva that are rarely justified. CHIP BUBL few chirps here or there. But ting them out is about the reputed to go for Douglas fir The subterranean termite Oregon State University Extension rest assured, by this week- only choice and that only seedlings, I have nev-er seen is more devious. It must Service - Columbia County end there should be a lot makes sense if you would any plants damaged by them have moisture. But it can more. As night temperatures have pruned that limb out nor heard of anyone spray- conduct moisture up mud Upcoming programs: warm, so do these insects. anyway. ing for them. They make a tubes from the earth into Mating is on their mind and A spectacular insect is distinctive whirring noise your house structure. Crawl Food Preservation class- their songs are designed to the banded alder borer. This if you approach or handle under your house once a es: Contact the Extension attract the perfect female insect lays its eggs in dead them. year to look for these tubes. office (503 397-3462) for to the right male. Cricket or dying wood, especially If you find them, you may details. To register online go sounds please our ears since alders. The beetle can fly. Termites on the wing then need to hire an exter- to : http://bit.ly/Columbia- they are relatively “clear” The adult emerges as a long minator. FoodPreservation . tones. The two other groups beetle of one and half to Flying termites don’t But don’t get too compla- Photo: Creative Connect These classes are $20 tend to make more rasping three or more inches with indicate that your house is cent. Carpenter ants are our Take a literary apiece. Drying Fruits, Veg- and even abrasive sounds, black and white bands on infested with termites. The number one wood destroy- etables, and Meat (8/20), interesting but less comfort- its back. It has very large insects are part of our wood ing pest in Columbia Coun- walk in the park The Science and Art of Can- ing. Cicadas make their antennae which are decay cycle and are ty and they are very dan- It’s summer which means ning Salsa (August 28). All sounds in the day but katy- also banded very common. gerous. They don’t require will be held at the Columbia it’s time to get outside, and in dids and crickets perform at black and They cer- wet wood, though they do that spirit The Columbia City Soil and Water Conserva- night. The warmer the night, white. tainly readily infest it. But that is a tion District Office, 35285 Community Library is invit- the faster the sounds pulse. Peo- have story for another column. If ing the community to take a Millard Rd, St Helens, OR Here is link to an NPR piece ple been you suspect a carpenter ant 97051 “Literary Walk in the Park” on discerning the various infestation, you should have through the city’s ten beauti- sounds: https://www.npr. your house inspected and ful public parks. Hunt to Home: org/2015/09/08/438473580/ develop a treatment plan. Game Processing Posted in each of the parks insect-sounds-telling-crick- Chip Bubl: OSU Exten- are one or two literary quota- Saturday, September ets-cicadas-and-katydids- sion/Columbia County. 503 21, 2019, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., tions chosen to reflect the apart 397-3462. 505 N. Columbia unique nature of each park. Columbia Soil & Water River Highway, St. Helens, Conservation District of- Visitors are encouraged to OR 97051 chip.bubl@ search out these passages and fice at Mil-lard Road in St. oregonstate.edu Helens. $40 note their authors on a game sheet. During the Columbia Are you a novice or Many Extension seasoned hunter looking to Garden City Celebration on Septem- publications available ber 14, entrants who have improve your butchering online and processing skills? Class successfully found all of the Plots quotes will be eligible for includes hands-on butchery Are you putting up salsa, instruction, freezer wrap- prizes. with saving seeds, or thinking Game sheets and maps can ping, and a pressure canning alder around about planting grapes? OSU demonstration. Preregister. be obtained at the Columbia firewood far longer has a large number of its City Community Library, Got food preservation often find the than humans publications available for questions? Give us a call Columbia City Hall, or on adults emerging in this landscape. free download. Just go to the library website at www. at 503-397-3462. You can or trying to lay eggs. They The reproductive stage of https://catalog.extension. also get your pressure gauge freewebs.co/cccomlibrary. are not home or structural the two termite species fly oregonstate.edu/. Click The summer activity is tested for free at the Exten- pests and do not need spray- this time of year to mate. on publications and start sion office. Food Preserva- sponsored by the Friends of Last August through Sep- ing. This is a great insect Fertilized queens drop to exploring. the Columbia City Commu- tion recipes and fact sheets tember, there was a lot of with which to start an insect earth, shed their wings and The Extension Service can be accessed online at: nity Library through a gener- fall webworm activity along collection. Picture from In- look for a suitable home. offers its programs and ma- ous grant from the Columbia https://extension.oregon- Highway 30 from Rainier to troduction to North Ameri- Suitable is the key. A terials equally to all people. state.edu/food/preservation County Cultural Coalition. Sauvie Island. I am seeing can Beetles by Papp. dampwood termite requires The library is an all a little activity lately but it Another interesting continuously wet wood. Contact information for August is insect month volunteer, self-funded library isn’t clear where or how bad character is the ten-lined If there is no dirt piled up the Extension office providing free library ser- they will be. Their charac- June beetle. It can also against your house or leak- August has lots of insects vices to everyone in Columbia teristic webbing is visible fly and is often attracted ing pipes in the walls, you Oregon State University County. and spiders. The largest and on numerous trees. In the to outside lights. It is an don’t have to worry about Extension Service – Co- showiest ones seem to find home landscape, apples and oval insect, rather stout the dampwood termite. They lumbia County. 505 N. their way to the Extension For more information, or walnuts seem to get a lot of and about 1.5 inches long. can’t live there. If you have Columbia River Highway to volunteer for one of our office with regularity. their attention. Control is It has ten (count them) a wet wood infestation, St. Helens, OR 97051. 503 Columbia County has community projects, please not necessary. The leaf- white lines down their back replace the damaged wood 397-3462 Email: chip. contact the library at cccli- crickets, katydids, and cica- feeding damage they do is against a brownish back- and correct the source of [email protected] das. Those with the ears to [email protected]. OREGON TRAIL LANES 735 SOUTH COLUMBIA RIVER HWY P.O. BOX 711 OREGONST. HETRAILLENS, OREGON 97051 LANES [email protected] 735 SOUTH COLUMBIA RIVER HWY, P.O. BOX 711 ST. HELENS, OR 97051.503-397-1011. 503-397-1011 HOURS: SUN-THURS: 9AM-10PM, FRI: 9AM-11PM, SAT: 9AM-12AM. [email protected].

Fall 2019 – League and Open Play Schedule

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Senior’s Baker’s Youth Bowling Drop-In Dozen 9:30am (mixed) (women’s) 11:00am 9:30am

Have a Ball All Abilities Cosmic League Group Open Youth Practice 6pm-8pm* (mixed, 16+) Play 3:30-4:30pm 10pm-midnight 1:30pm 2:00-4:30pm

Sunday Covered Merry Mixers Golddiggers Rivertowne Columbian Nighters Wagon (mixed) (women’s) (mixed) (mixed) (mixed) (men’s) 6:40pm 6:40pm 6:40pm 6:30pm 6:05pm 6:30pm

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Lanes are oiled before certified leagues. Open play lane availability will be lower while lanes are oiled from 5:30pm-6:30pm and during evening league times. All openLanes play is are first oiled come before first certifiedserve, unless leagues. previous reservations have been made. Open play lane availability will be*No lower 6pm while Cosmic lanes on Monte are oiled Carlo from nights. 5:30pm-6:30pm and during evening league times. Call and Reserve your next birthday party, corporate event, fundraiser or family gathering! Youth bowlingAll leagueopen play on Saturdaysis first come at 9:30am.first serve, Schedule unless is previous aligned reservationswith the school have calendar. been made. Three games for $8.00 a week. Yearly USBC dues are*No $4.00. 6pm Great Cosmic individual on Monte and teamCarlo sport, nights. with opportunities for scholarships. Grab your friends and join the fun. Call and Reserve your next birthday party, corporate event, fundraiser or family gathering! Columbia County’s trusted local news source

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Obituaries PIRATE From Page A1

Mylo Center the couple will sometimes Feb. 7, 1934 ~ May 17, 2019 let their customers have ice cream for free. The couple will tell the customers, “you get an ice cream and next time you see us, you can pay for it or maybe not,” McCord said. The couple does not have Christine Menges/The Chronicle a contract with any ice cream The back of the “pirate ship,” showing all of the ice cream customers company, and instead gets all can buy. of their product from grocery trips they make to places like and they’ve really welcomed the River or other celebra- Costco. us, and they’ve really been tions, rather than stick solely One reason the couple is supportive of us,” Sepulveda to neighborhood routes. lax on whether or not cus- said. Sepulveda said events tend tomers have money has to do The most challenging part to generate a larger profit for with the fact that they run the of the business has simply their business than simply Mylo Center passed away He is survived by his two music, western novels and business without the expec- been keeping the treats cold. driving around the commu- in peace with his children by children Jeff Center and Judy reading to his grandchildren tation that they will make a “A couple of weeks back, nity. his side on May 17, 2019 at Merwin; seven grandchildren; and great-grandchildren. profit. According to McCord, we had a power glitch at “We tried to get into Rain- the age of 85. and nine great-grandchildren. Mylo was a hardworking, the profit the couple has the house and lost an entire ier Days and we didn’t jump He was preceded in death Mylo was a resident of Navy veteran who loved his made off the business in the freezer full of product,” on that soon enough. We by his wife Darlene Center; Warren for 52 years. His family and friends. He was past has been very low. McCord said, “and then thought about the Columbia and his longtime companion, passions included fishing, loved by many and will be But making money is not a couple of days later my County Fair, especially once Marylou Adams. camping, hunting, country missed dearly. the primary purpose of the inverter broke.” we can have our own product business. The couple recently An inverter, which that we make, instead of just moved to Chapman, Oregon, converts battery power into novelties,” Sepulveda said. Shelby Jeane Nance-Jackson near Scappoose, to be near household power to run ap- Sepulveda also has a one of their grown children pliances, is a necessary part baking hobby and said she April 19, 1949 ~ July 24, 2019 who has recently had a baby. of having a freezer. McCord has thought about combining Shelby Jeane Nance- She had many necklaces and The new grandparents are had to drive all the way her baking with ice cream- Jackson, age 70, of St. bracelets she made herself. ready to settle down. to Portland to replace the selling in the future. Helens, Oregon passed away Shelby was an avid reader. “We just don’t want to inverter, only to return home Until the business ex- on July 24, 2019 in Hills- Among her favorite authors work that hard anymore and realize the inverter he pands, the couple is content boro, Oregon. She was born were King, Tolkien, and and just enjoy life a little had bought was broken. with where they are now. in Bakersfield, California Rice. She adored poetry bit,” Sepulveda said. Mc- “So, I had to bring that Their favorite part of run- on April 19, 1949 to John and was a great collector of Cord added, “We just love one back before we could ning their business is seeing Edward Nance and Ophelia music. Her favorite artists the truck and spreading the come back out,” McCord the kids’ reactions when they Ruth “Frankie” Jackson. include Bob Dylan, Eric pirate joy.” said. come around the corner. She is survived by her Clapton and The Beatles. The pirate theme was If it’s an especially hot “It’s fun to drive around sons David, John and Josiah; She kept a very extensive inspired by McCord’s love of day, or if there are any a corner and just see 10 kids grandchildren Daniel, Kayt- journal collection contain- pirates. McCord is a bronze problems with the freezer, running in 10 different direc- lyn, Kalia, Haley, Luke, Ga- ing hundreds of quotes and artist who would frequent (which is decorated to look tions and they’re all excited,” briel, Lane and Kayla; sister poems from some of the Society for Creative Anach- like a pirate’s chest), it can McCord said, “and then after Christian; niece Samantha; most influential artists from ronism (SCA) pirate events cause a lot of the top-layer they get their ice cream, nephew Connor; and several all over the world. Shelby for about eight years. When ice creams to thaw out and they’re excited still.” become misshapen, or The business has a Face- cousins, aunts and uncles. In her healthy years, always knew the right thing he stopped going to events She was preceded in death to say. and working at his foundry, eventually melt, which is not book page, www.facebook. Shelby loved to color. Shane good-quality ice cream for com/shivermeicecream/, and by her mother Ophelia; father was always in her stack of She was loved by many he and Sepulveda started John; and the love of her life and will be greatly missed wondering what they would customers. sometimes when customers future colorings. She was McCord said he has message them and request Jerry Elmer Lisenbe. also an accomplished beader. by all. do with all of their leftover pirate-ware. One idea was to developed a couple of differ- they go out to their side of have a garage sale. Another ent tricks to stop that from town, the couple will honor idea was to put the costumes happening, like having a their request. OBITUARY to use. separate bag for the top layer “If we can possibly do “We decided we were ice creams. it, we’ll be there,” McCord DEADLINE going to be pirates all sum- The miles driven also said. mer long,” McCord said. pose a challenge. 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(N) (Live) Prem Goal Zone KOPB * Cat in the Hat Molly of Denali Curious George Sesame Street Pinkalicious Cyberchase SciGirls Biz Kid$ Garden Smart Garden Home Best of Sewing Quilting Arts KPTV ,Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Your Best You Hanna Into the Wild Xploration Space Nature Knows Best Awesome Planet PBC Face to Face ESPN CSportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) 2019 Little League World Series Game 9: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) DISN IMiraculous: Ladybug Miraculous: Ladybug DuckTales DuckTales Amphibia Big City Greens Big City Greens Big City Greens ››› “Moana” (2016, Children’s) Voices of Dwayne Johnson, Auli’i Cravalho. KPDX Q Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Garden Time Paid Program Cooking with Emeril SoClean Paid Program Paid Program TBS WEverybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond The King of Queens The King of Queens The King of Queens Chasing the Cure “Chasing the Cure 102” ›› “Click” (2006, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kate Beckinsale. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 17, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 KATU ^ 2019 Little League World Series Game 10: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) (Live) World of X Games (N) Your Best You Wild America James Brown KATU News at 5 (N) ABC World News KOIN &BIG3 Basketball BIG3 Basketball Trilogy vs 3’s Company. (N) BIG3 Basketball Ball Hogs vs Bivouac. (N) Maintain Your Health SoClean Extra (N) KOIN 6 News at 5 (N) KOIN 6 News at 5:30 DISC _Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum Mysteries at the Museum KGW (PGA Tour Golf BMW Championship, Third Round. (N) (Live) Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program KGW News at 5 (N) KOPB * Love of Quilting It’s Sew Easy Project Fire Test Kitchen Langbein: Cook Martha Bakes MotorWeek Woodwright’s Shop Classic Woodworking Ask This Old House This Old House NewsHour Wk KPTV ,Golf U.S. Amateur Championship, Semifinal. From Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in Pinehurst, N.C. (N) (Live) ››› “Foul Play” (1978, Suspense) Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase, Burgess Meredith. 5 O’Clock News (N) ESPN CSpartan Race From Huntsville, Utah. (N) UFC Countdown SportsCenter (N) (Live) 2019 Little League World Series Game 11: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) UFC 241: Cormier vs. Miocic 2 - Prelims (N) DISN I(11:50) Bunk’d (:20) Bunk’d Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Bunk’d Bunk’d Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Sydney to the Max Sydney to the Max KPDX Q Timbers Stand Timbers in 30 Teen Kids News (N) The Young Icons Rizzoli & Isles Jane and Maura investigate. Rizzoli & Isles “Crazy for You” Saving Hope “Beasts of Burden” 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls TBS W(10:30) ›› Click (:45) › “Mr. Deeds” (2002, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder. (DVS) (:45) › “Norbit” (2007, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Thandie Newton, Cuba Gooding Jr. (:45) ›› “Get Hard” (2015) Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart. (DVS) SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST 17, 2019 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KATU ^ KATU News at 6 (N) (Live) Jeopardy! Wheel of Fortune Live in Front of a Studio Audience-Jeffersons “All in the Family” Jimmy Kimmel Live KATU News at 11 (N) ROH Wrestling KOIN &KOIN 6 News at 6 (N) CBS Weekend News Entertainment Tonight (N) NCIS: Los Angeles “The Sound of Silence” 48 Hours 48 Hours KOIN 6 News at 11 Ninja Warrior DISC _Deadliest Catch Casey conducts surgery. Deadliest Catch “Unbreakable” Deadliest Catch “High Water Alliance” Monte returns to co-captain the Wizard. (N) Undercover Billionaire “Million Dollar Mission” Glenn Stearns must build a business. (N) KGW (NBC Nightly News Naturally, Danny Seo Vets Saving Pets The Champion Within America’s Got Talent “Live Results 1” Seven acts will move on. Dateline NBC KGW News at 11 (N) Saturday Night Live KOPB * The Great British Baking Show Travels to the Edge Rick Steves’ Europe Doc Martin Martin is left to look after James. Father Brown “The Jackdaw’s Revenge” Professor T. A call girl is found dead. The Tunnel KPTV ,›› “Yours, Mine & Ours” (2005, Children’s) Dennis Quaid, Rene Russo. So You Think You Can Dance Beat Shazam (DVS) 10 O’Clock News (N) MasterChef (DVS) ESPN CUFC 241: Cormier vs. Miocic 2 - Prelims (N) Boxing Emanuel Navarrete vs. Francisco De Vaca. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) DISN IJust Roll With It Bunk’d Raven’s Home Raven’s Home ›› “Hotel Transylvania” (2012) Voices of Adam Sandler. (:35) Raven’s Home Big City Greens Big City Greens Raven’s Home Andi Mack KPDX Q Celebrity Page People Now The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory 8 O’Clock News (N) 9 O’Clock News (N) NCIS: New Orleans “Carrier” Saving Hope “Beasts of Burden” TBS W(4:45) ›› “Get Hard” (2015) Will Ferrell. › “The House” (2017, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler. Premiere. (DVS) The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Full Frontal The Detour SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 18, 2019 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KATU ^ Good Morning America (N) KATU News This Morning Sunday (N) (Live) Your Voice Sharyl Attkisson This Week With George Stephanopoulos (N) 2019 Little League World Series KOIN &In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley (N) CBS News Sunday Morning (N) Face the Nation (N) Paid Program Stay Sexy Skin Paid Program Auto Racing (N) DISC _Alaska: Most Extreme Local Knowledge Bass Wrap-Up Show Raised Hunting (N) The Given Right (N) Contact UFOs and seismic activity. Alaskan Bush People Alaskan Bush People KGW (KGW News at Sunrise (N) Meet the Press (N) Payne (N) PGA Golf KOPB * Peg & Cat (EI) Splash and Bubbles Mister Rogers Let’s Go Luna! Dinosaur Train Arthur (DVS) Rick Steves’ Europe Travels to the Edge Nature Largest waterfall in the world. NOVA “The Planets: Ice Worlds” KPTV ,Good Day Oregon Sunday (N) FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace (N) Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Red Bull Series ESPN C2019 Little League World Series Game 13: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) 2019 Little League World Series Game 14: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) 2019 Little League World Series Game 15: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) DISN IMiraculous: Ladybug Miraculous: Ladybug DuckTales DuckTales Amphibia Big City Greens Big City Greens Big City Greens “Descendants 3” (2019, Children’s) Dove Cameron, Sofia Carson. KPDX Q Good Day Oregon Sunday (N) LifeLock Protection No More Dentures Live Life and Win! Career Day Made in Hollywood Pets.TV (EI) TBS WEverybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond The King of Queens ›› “The Change-Up” (2011, Comedy) Ryan Reynolds, Jason Bateman. (DVS) MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta Braves. From SunTrust Park in Atlanta. SUNDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 18, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 KATU ^ (11:00) 2019 Little League World Series Game 16: Teams TBA. (N) Backstory Your Best You 3 Week Yoga Retreat 3 Wide Life Paid Program Sharyl Attkisson KATU News at 5 (N) ABC World News KOIN &Bull Riding NFL Preseason Football New Orleans Saints at Los Angeles Chargers. From Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. (N) Open House (N) Raw Travel KOIN 6 News at 5 (N) KOIN 6 News DISC _Alaskan Bush People “Winter Is Here” Alaskan Bush People Winter closes in. Alaskan Bush People Expedition Unknown “Africa’s Gold Hoard” Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown KGW ((11:00) PGA Tour Golf BMW Championship, Final Round. (N) (Live) Paid Program Paid Program Grant’s Getaways Inside Edition KGW News at 5 (N) KOPB * Great Performances at the Met “Die Walkure” Christine Goerke portrays Brunnhilde. To the Contrary Washington Week Firing-Hoover NewsHour Wk KPTV ,Red Bull Series Golf U.S. Amateur Championship, Final. From Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in Pinehurst, N.C. (N) (Live) Sports Gone Wild Seahawks Preseason NFL Preseason Football ESPN CBaseball (N) (Live) Home Run VR 2019 Little League Home Run Derby (Taped) Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown (N) (Live) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs vs Pittsburgh Pirates. (N) (Live) DISN I(11:55) ›› “Hotel Transylvania” (2012) Voices of Adam Sandler. Jessie Jessie Jessie Bunk’d Bunk’d “Tidal Wave” Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Sydney to the Max Sydney to the Max KPDX Q Made in Hollywood Your Best You ›› “The Karate Kid Part II” (1986, Drama) Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki “Pat” Morita. Major Crimes Tao makes a discovery. Major Crimes “Hindsight Part 4” Rules of Engagement Family Feud TBS WMLB Baseball: Dodgers at Braves The King of Queens The King of Queens › “Tammy” (2014) Melissa McCarthy. A woman hits the road with her feisty grandmother. ›› “Horrible Bosses” (2011, Comedy) Jason Bateman, Charlie Day. (DVS) SUNDAY EVENING AUGUST 18, 2019 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KATU ^ KATU News at 6 (N) (Live) America’s Funniest Home Videos Celebrity Family Feud (N) (DVS) The $100,000 Pyramid (N) (DVS) To Tell the Truth (N) (DVS) KATU News at 11 (N) America This Week KOIN &KOIN 6 News CBS Weekend News 60 Minutes (N) Big Brother (N) Instinct Dylan receives news from his father. Instinct Lizzie learns about Julian’s past. (N) KOIN 6 News at 11 (:35) Game On! (N) DISC _Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Serengeti “Invasion” The anticipation of the Great Migration. (N) (:17) Alaskan Bush People (N) (:17) Raising Wild “A Little Slice of Home” Alaskan Bush People KGW (NBC Nightly News Straight Talk America’s Got Talent “Quarter Finals 1” Performers take the stage live. America’s Got Talent “Live Results 1” Bring the Funny Acts go head-to-head. KGW News at 11 (N) (:35) Sports Sunday KOPB * Downton Abbey Live! “Downton Abbey” cast and creators. (N) Downton Abbey Live! “Downton Abbey” cast and creators. Churchill’s Secret On Masterpiece Winston Churchill has a stroke. Hillary “Heartbreak” KPTV ,(5:00) NFL Preseason Football Seattle Seahawks at Minnesota Vikings. (N) (Live) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing People Now Family Feud 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News (N) Graham Bensinger ESPN CMLB Baseball: Cubs vs Pirates SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter SportsCenter DISN IJust Roll With It Bunk’d Raven’s Home Raven’s Home ››› “Cinderella” (2015, Children’s) Cate Blanchett, Lily James. Sydney to the Max Big City Greens Raven’s Home Andi Mack KPDX Q Mike & Molly Mike & Molly The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory 8 O’Clock News (N) 9 O’Clock News (N) NCIS: New Orleans Four prisoners escape. Madam Secretary “Passage” TBS W›› “Horrible Bosses 2” (2014) Jason Bateman. 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CH19-1218 CH19-1220 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate within four months from this representative. Dated and OREGON COUNTY OF COLUMBIA of MYLO WILLIAM date at the office of VanNatta first published: July 31, 2019. Probate Department In estate are hereby required additional information from CENTER, Deceased. No. & Petersen, P.O. Box 748, Date of final publication: the Matter of the Estate of to present their claims, with the records of the court, the 19PB04331 NOTICE TO St. Helens, Oregon; and if August 14, 2019. Personal Lloyd Eugene Winningham, proper vouchers, within personal representative, or INTERESTED PERSONS. not so presented, they may Representative, Jeffrey Deceased. No. 19PB04025 four months after the date the attorney for the personal NOTICE is hereby given be barred. All persons whose Center, 33965 Church Rd., NOTICE TO INTERESTED of first publication of this representative. Dated and that the undersigned has rights may be affected by Warren, Oregon 97053. PERSONS Notice is notice, as stated below, to first published July 31, been appointed personal the proceeding may obtain VanNatta & Petersen, hereby given that Mary E. the personal representative 2019. MARK A. GORDON, representative of the above additional information from Attorneys at Law, P.O. Box Gibbs has been appointed at the address below, or the P.C. Attorney for Personal estate. All persons having the records of the Court, the 748, St. Helens, Oregon and has qualified as the claims may be barred. All Representative OSB claims against the estate are personal representative or 97051. Telephone: (503) personal representative persons whose rights may be #812424, 1677 St. Helens required to present the same the attorneys for the personal 397-4091. of the estate. All persons affected by the proceedings Street, St. Helens, OR having claims against the in this estate may obtain 97051. (503) 397-9066. CH19-1227 CH19-1228 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE PUBLIC NOTICE OF A HEARING OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF FOR A STREET VACATION COLUMBIA PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of date at the office of VanNatta Dated and first published: A public hearing before interest) of the south 15 should be submitted to the ROBERT JOHN GANSON, & Petersen, P.O. Box 748, August 7, 2019. Date of final the St. Helens City Council feet of the Umatilla Street City at least six (6) days prior Deceased. No. 19PB05820 St. Helens, Oregon; and if publication: August 21, 2019. will be held at 6:30 PM right-of-way abutting lot 3, to the hearing. Testimony Notice to Interested Persons not so presented, they may Personal Representative: on Wednesday, August 21, block 102 of the St. Helens is welcome at the hearing. NOTICE is hereby given be barred. All persons whose Gwendolyn Hill, 5909 2019 in the St. Helens City Subdivision, St. Helens, If any special physical or that the undersigned has rights may be affected by Boise Drive, Pasco, WA Council Chambers in City Columbia County, Oregon. language accommodations been appointed personal the proceeding may obtain 99301. Attorneys: VanNatta, Hall located at 265 Strand A petition to vacate was filed are required, please notify representative of the above additional information from Petersen & Anderson Street, St. Helens, OR 97051. by Ted Callister on May 30, City Hall well in advance estate. All persons having the records of the Court, Attorneys at Law, P.O. Box The purpose of this hearing 2019. A map of the proposed of the hearing. Questions claims against the estate are the personal representative 748, St. Helens, Oregon is to receive public input vacation and affected areas is can be directed to the City required to present the same or the attorneys for the 97051. Telephone: (503) as to the proposed vacation available for review at City Planning Department at 503- within four months from this personal representative. 397-4091. (i.e. giving up a public Hall. All written comments 397-6272.

CH19-1230 CH19-1231 DISTRICT BOARD MEETING CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF The McNulty Water People’s ORS 192.660 (2) (e) to the employment of a public OREGON COUNTY OF COLUMBIA Utility District is scheduled discuss real property matters officer, employee, staff Probate Department In the are hereby required to additional information from to hold a “District Board B. ORS 192.660 (2) (f) to member or individual agent. Matter of the Estate of Carol present their claims, with the records of the court, the meeting” on Tuesday, consider information or Pursuant to ORS 192.660 L. Koch, Deceased No. proper vouchers, within personal representative, or August 20, 2019 at 7:00 records exempt by law from (4), representatives of the 19PB05234 NOTICE TO four months after the date the attorney for the personal pm Meeting location: public inspection C. ORS news media are specifically INTERESTED PERSONS of first publication of this representative. Dated and 34240 Millard Road in 192.660 (2) (h) to consult directed not to report on any Notice is hereby given that notice, as stated below, to first published August 7, Warren, Oregon. The Public with counsel regarding the of the deliberations during Harold E. Rushing has the personal representative 2019. Mark A. Gordon, is invited to attend. See legal rights and duties of a the executive session, except been appointed and has at the address below, or the P.C. Attorney for Personal more details at http://www. public body with regard to to state the general subject qualified as the personal claims may be barred. All Representative, OSB McNultyWater.com. An current litigation or litigation of the session as previously representative of the persons whose rights may be #812424, 1677 St. Helens Executive Board meeting likely to be filled D. ORS announced and described estate. All persons having affected by the proceedings Street, St. Helens, OR may follow regarding: A. 192.660 (2) (a) to consider above. claims against the estate in this estate may obtain 97051. (503) 397-9066.

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The police blotter intersection of S. 18th Street rested and arraigned for criminal • Joe Merrit Robbins was • Two dogs at large attacked July 29 relates to the public and Plymouth Street. driving with a suspended or re- arrested on a warrant out of another dog in its yard causing • A caller reported hearing some record of incidents as • At about 2:53 p.m., Laquint voked license and two charges Clackamas County for failure to injury. The report was referred yelling and thumping coming from reported by law en- Roshan Ford, 36, of St. Helens, of probation violation. appear and charged with sup- to animal control. an apartment. A couple was hav- forcement agencies. All was arrested for an outstanding • Brittney Patra Delashmit was plying false information. • A welfare check was con- ing a custody dispute. The male individuals arrested or St. Helens Municipal Court sen- booked and released for con- • Jennifer Lynn Sheldon was ar- ducted on a man sleeping at the half left, and the situation was charged with a crime tencing order signed by Judge tempt of court. rested and arraigned on a felony gazebo. resolved. are presumed inno- Amy Lindgren in the 270 block • Joseph Lee Giroski was charge of unauthorized use of a cent until proven guilty. of Strand Street. booked and released for driving motor vehicle. July 26 July 30 Information printed is • At about 5:37 p.m., Erickson under the influence of alcohol. • An officer went to check on a • An officer responded to a report preliminary and subject James Lucei, 31, of St. Helens, • Jay Ryan Gutierrez was July 24 person who reportedly was not of a hit and run in a parking lot. to change. was issued a criminal citation arrested and arraigned on • Deshawn Andrew Combs in a great mood, had lost their Video surveillance was obtained for Theft III for shoplifting in the charges of criminal trespassing was arrested and arraigned on phone and had injuries to their and posted to the department’s St. Helens 2200 block of Gable Road. in the second degree and three charges of interfering with mak- arms. The person was checked Facebook page. The suspect was Police Department counts of failure to appear in the ing a report, two counts of fourth out by medics and transported later identified. When interviewed, July 30 second degree. degree assault witnessed by a to a hospital. the suspect initially denied hitting July 21 • At approximately 8:22 a.m., • Troy Michael Hannemann minor child, and two counts of • A caller reported a suspicious the vehicle. The video was then • At approximately 2:48 p.m., two vehicles were involved in a was arrested and arraigned on harassment. looking vehicle. The driver was shown to the suspect, who then John Thralls attempted to traffic crash near Columbia Blvd. charges of coercion, driving un- given a warning for a parking admitted she was driving, and it elude the Columbia City Police and North Vernonia Road. der the influence of intoxicants July 25 violation. was her vehicle. She was issued Department following a traffic • At approximately 10:22 p.m., and harassment. • Lawrence David Fraze was ar- • A business owner reported a citation for failure to perform the stop in Columbia City. Thralls Andrew Scott Bissell, 33, of • Jonathan Michael Hartman rested on a warrant and charges an unknown trio cut the locks duties of a driver. was arrested a short time later Rainier, was arrested for pos- was arrested and sentenced for of possession of methamphet- on a gate to gain access to the at Highway 30 and St. Helens session of methamphetamine a felony probation violation. amine and probation violation. dumpsters. July 31 Street. and as a felon in possession of • Richard Carl Howard was • Amber Nicole McColligan was • Alexis Sophanthavong, 22, of • An employee called in report- a restricted weapon at Matzen booked and released on arrested on a warrant out of the Rainier, was taken into custody ing that two men were fighting July 23 Street and Maplewood Drive. charges of reckless driving and Oregon Department of Correc- on an outstanding warrant. over cans in the parking lot. • At approximately 9:07 a.m., driving under the influence of tions and charged with parole Upon interview, the suspect, who Julius Ray Pritchett, 58, of St. August 1 alcohol. violation. July 27 brought the cans to the store, had Helens, was arrested on an • At approximately 2:59 p.m., • Bradley Barrett Hudson was • William Christopher Ziegler • A weed eater was reported as picked them up as a friend had outstanding warrant and found John Clifford Workman, 47, of booked and released on a hit was arrested for failure to ap- stolen from a residence asked him to do so. He apparently to be in possession of metham- St. Helens, was arrested on and run vehicle/property charge. pear. • Officers were dispatched to did not know that the cans were phetamine near the 500 block of a detainer through Columbia • Joseph Keith Evans Klusman a disturbance in a parking lot not the property of his friend. A Milton Way. County Parole and Probation was arrested and sentenced for July 26 involving four individuals. The neighbor of the owner of the cans and was transported to his driving under the influence of • Luke Isaiah Clark was arrested disturbance was verbal in nature was the man who confronted the July 27 probation officer. intoxicants. and sentenced for a misde- and peace was restored. suspect. The ‘friend’ left the area • At around 8:32 p.m., officers • At approximately 5:38 p.m., meanor probation violation. when the confrontation ensued investigated a violation of a re- officers investigated a possible July 23 • Julius Ray Pritchett was ar- July 28 and prior to officer arrival, leaving straining order in the 2600 block violation of a restraining order. • Ryan Allen Carlson was ar- rested and arraigned for posses- • Multiple callers reported the suspect holding the bag. The of Sykes Road. rested for failure to appear in sion of methamphetamine. hearing screaming and what cans were returned to the rightful • At around 10:56 p.m., Terry August 4 the second degree. sounded like a window in a owner. Lynn Shinaver, 30, of Gresham, • At approximately 12:48 a.m., • Tye Edward Holien was ar- July 27 vehicle being smashed out. Oregon, was taken into custody officers towed a vehicle driven rested on a warrant for violating • Ashlie Meade was arrested The vehicle and subjects were August 1 for an outstanding warrant near by Jenny Pomerenke after she his post-prison supervision on a warrant out of Multnomah located. The couple had a loud • A caller said her former caregiver the 2200 block of Gable Road. was found to be driving with a sanction. County. argument. Peace was restored. was in the parking lot causing a suspended license near N. 6th • Matthew David Jackson was • A blind, lost dog was found disturbance. He had left the area July 29 Street and Wyeth Street. arrested and arraigned on two Rainier and returned to his home. prior to officer arrival. • At about 8:30 a.m., Daniel counts of failure to register as a Police Department • A reported stolen vehicle -A concerned citizen advised they James Hobson II, 22, of St. Columbia County sex offender. ended up being a disagreement had witnessed what looked like Helens, was arrested for an Sheriff’s Office • Larry James Juker was ar- July 25 between parties as to their July a drug deal in a parking lot. An outstanding misdemeanor war- rested and sentenced for driving • A stray pitbull running at large 29 purchase agreement. They officer responded to the area and rant issued by the Multnomah July 22 under the influence of intoxi- was given a courtesy transport were advised that it was a civil did not observe anything to lead County Circuit Court at the • Joshua David Cook was ar- cants. to the animal shelter. issue, not criminal. him to the same conclusion. Let us know what YOU think EMAIL YOUR LETTERS TO: [email protected]

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The Port of Columbia Wings and Wheels 2019 County voted four to one to hold the ground lease for Wings and Wheels, the NEXT Renewable Fuels, Inc. South Columbia County until their next port commis- Chamber of Commerce’s sion meeting on August 28, main event of the year, will where the lease will be on the be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. agenda again as a resolution. on August 17 at the Scap- Port President Larry poose Industrial Airpark. Ericksen motioned to table the The event brings the com- lease until the following port munity together with a show commission meeting, saying of amazing cars, antique Commissioner Nancy Ward airplanes, booths, music, ac- had mentioned she would like Christine Menges/The Chronicle tivities, and fun for the com- more time to review the lease. Dan Serres, Conservation Director at Columbia Riverkeeper, addresses munity. The Highway 30 “I would really like to see the port with concerns about the ground lease for NEXT. Cruisers and the Northwest you guys have every op- Antique Airplane Club will portunity to get up to speed ing, 12 people made public commissioners to consider be on site and Hit Machine and offers views of wet- register here: https://www. and make sure that when comments, both Columbia different issues, such as if the will perform at the event. lands, wildlife, mountains, uberthons.com/wings-and- you make your vote, you’re County residents and key refinery would be an emitter This year, a half-mar- the Multnomah Channel and wheels-register comfortable with it,” Ericksen players in economic develop- of air pollution, what types of athon of 13.1 miles will more. There will be fin- Officials said they are said to his fellow port com- ment in the county. hazardous materials the facil- kick off the event, though isher medals, and a pint and expecting approximately missioners. At least six of the com- ity would use, and how much officials ensure running pancakes for all runners. 4,000 people this year and Port Vice President Robert menters expressed exclusive gas the facility would use. is optional. The course is It’s set to begin at 7:30 a.m. good weather to welcome Keyser was not in favor of support for the new biofuels Soumas briefly responded paved, level and maintained, and interested parties can them. tabling the resolution, saying facility, many stating the to comments and said most of he thought the commission project would bring jobs to Serres’ concerns had already had enough information to Columbia County. been addressed. ‘A’ Street Project: Caution, limited parking approve the ground lease that Two of those in favor of the After port commissioners day. facility were Greg Hinkelman, voted to table the lease, they After Ericksen confirmed City Manager for Clatskanie, discussed various revisions to with Lou Soumas, President of and Bob Bracjich, Mayor of the lease at length, while mak- NEXT, that delaying the vote Clatskanie, who both said the ing no final decisions. would not negatively impact facility would provide more One revision suggestion any aspect of NEXT’s opera- jobs for the city. came from Commissioner tions, the port commissioners Others expressed concerns Ward, who asked if it would agreed to table the resolution about the lease. be possible to include a stipu- until the next port meeting. One concern came from lation in the lease that would NEXT has been in talks Brady Preheim, a St. Helens mandate that all jobs created with the port about developing resident, who said he thought go to Columbia County resi- a renewable biofuels plant at the port had not done its due dents. After a brief discussion, Port Westward in Clatskanie diligence in investigating port commissioners said it since last year. The port first Soumas, who is involved in would not be possible, given entered into a Site Develop- an ongoing lawsuit from 2015 that it would be too stringent a ment and Option Agreement regarding a failed biofuels restriction for NEXT. with NEXT on September plant in Odessa, Washington, Recently, the port had two 12, 2018 and since then the according to court records meetings to discuss the lease company has added three from Lincoln County Court in and invite public comment. amendments, including one at Davenport, Washington. One occurred during a port the August 7 meeting, to the “There’s a lot of concern work session on July 24, and option agreement. about this company and its another occurred during a NEXT has stated the background,” Preheim said, town hall meeting on August 6 project is expected to bring also adding NEXT would be at Columbia City Community 200 jobs to Columbia County, taking up part of what Pre- Hall. something port commissioners heim called very valuable land NEXT also held an open and representatives from cities house about their proposed to the port. Illustration: ODOT in Columbia County have “If you’re all willing to put biofuels facility on July 25 at praised as being beneficial for This is one of the conceptual drawings of the completed A Street Improvement Project looking north along your personal assets on the the Clatskanie Cultural Center. A Street. economic development. line, great. If you’re not, then If the lease is approved, However, both Columbia you need to wait,” Preheim construction will likely begin Street,” she said. gutter to physically separate County residents and port said. on the facility sometime next JEREMY C. RUARK The street is an eight- the rail line from all other commissioners have expressed An additional public com- year. [email protected] block section of downtown modes of travel. concerns about terms in the menter who expressed concern Rainier that includes an • Improving railroad lease, ranging from environ- was Dan Serres, Conservation The Chronicle will update Rainier city officials have active rail line bisecting the safety by adding new cross- mental hazards to liability Director of Columbia River- this ongoing story, both at announced that the $12.2 city’s main street and oper- ing gates. issues. keeper. thechronicleonline.com and in million Rainier A Street Im- ates closely with vehicle traf- • Constructing Americans During the August 7 meet- Serres asked the port Wednesday’s print edition. provement Project is in high fic, pedestrians and bicycles with Disabilities (ADA) gear this week. On Tuesday, creating a variety of safety compliant sidewalks, adding Aug. 13, work on relocation hazards. filtered storm water collec- Amtrak matches ODOT grant to improve of the rail line and replace- “Safety is our number one tion for the roadway and ment of a storm drainage line concern down there,” Rainier railroad, new street lighting nation’s transportation infrastructure was scheduled. Mayor Jerry Cole said in an and upgrading city utilities. Crews will be cutting interview with the Chronicle Ongoing construction on In support of an Oregon Siding Project and further Plans for restoring the and removing sections of in late June. A Street may mean traffic Department of Transporta- the first phase that will not Oregon City Siding include the existing street pavement “With cars, trucks, pe- delays, limited available tion (ODOT) grant applica- only reduce delays but will laying new track, ties and between East 2nd and West destrians and trains coming parking spaces, and a need tion, Amtrak announced a contribute to the economic equipping both ends with 2nd to replace the storm together in Rainier, there are for caution in the area with matching $750,000 contri- competitiveness of the power-operated switches and water line on the south side conflicts and people could workers and equipment bution to reduce delays in region.” switch heaters to avoid snow of A Street. be hurt or killed when that moving throughout the area. the Pacific Northwest Rail The Oregon City Siding delays in the winter. After Rainier Public Works Di- occurs,” Oregon Department Flaggers will be on duty Corridor. ODOT’s grant rehabilitation project was the completion of the Oregon rector Sue Lawrence said the of Transportation spokesman to help safely move traffic application, if successful, selected by ODOT to be one City Siding Project, ODOT rail line will be moved. Lou Torres said. “The broad and pedestrians through the will restore an out-of-service of three projects the agency will work to secure funding “It’s moving eight feet to expanse of asphalt on B construction area. siding between Portland and will sponsor for the U.S. De- for an additional track on an the south from where it is Street and presence of trains There will be access to Salem. Restoring this siding partment of Transportation’s adjacent three-mile section right now – the railroad’s re- is a dangerous situation.” businesses, residences, and will improve on-time perfor- Better Utilizing Investments between Oregon City and an aligning it,” she said. “We’re other facilities throughout mance on a rail line segment to Leverage Development existing siding to the south. redoing all of A Street.” The planned safety the construction, but city where the largest cause of (BUILD) Discretion- This two-phase project will The crews will then move improvements include: officials advised drivers to delay to Amtrak Cascades ary Grants program. The result in five miles of a new to the north side of the street be prepared for delays and customers is freight train BUILD program emphasizes double-track section between to work on a water line tie- • Realigning the rail congestion associated with interference. improved access to reliable, Portland and Salem, signifi- in. tracks, including “day-light- the project. “Oregon’s Amtrak safe and affordable transpor- cantly reducing congestion On Thursday, Aug.15, ing” the tracks to eliminate network operates on tracks tation for communities in ur- and delays caused by freight crews are set to begin the asphalt road surface over To learn more about the owned, maintained, and dis- ban and rural areas, such as trains and other Amtrak working between East 2nd the track and exposing the project, visit the web site patched by freight railroads. projects that improve infra- trains. and East 4th to remove and railroad ties and aggregate at https://www.oregon.gov/ Because the freight railroads structure conditions, address On-time performance of replace rail lines. That work base. odot/projects/pages/project- make all dispatching deci- public health and safety, pro- the Amtrak Cascades service is scheduled to continue • Constructing curb and details.aspx?project=19462. sions, they have a tremen- mote regional connectivity or between Portland and Eu- through Monday, Aug. 19. dous amount of influence facilitate economic growth or gene is frequently impacted Lawrence said the im- over schedule, often priori- competitiveness. BUILD is a by delays caused by freight provement project will cover tizing their own trains over highly competitive grant pro- trains and other Amtrak all of A Street. our customers,” said Amtrak gram for surface transporta- trains. This project will help “They’re rebuilding a President and CEO Richard tion infrastructure projects reduce these delays so that significant portion of the Are you a Anderson. “We are thrilled that have a significant local, Amtrak customers arrive at roadway and sidewalks and to invest in the Oregon City regional or national impact. their destination on time. everything down through A Veteran? You may be entitled to benefits for serving your country.

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Sports ‘Froggy Robber’ pleads guilty to six cases Diego Sanchez-Lopez, 24, • On January 11, 2018, the bank teller counter and CASA for Children of Multnomah, of Clark County, Washington, $11,580.99 was stolen from threatened bank employees known locally as the “Froggy the Wells Fargo Bank located with a knife. Washington and Columbia Counties Robber,” pleaded guilty today at 6785 Beaverton Hills- Each bank robbery charge to six counts of bank robbery. dale Highway in Beaverton, carries a maximum sentence to host its 26th Annual Golf Classic According to court Oregon. of 25 years in prison, a On Monday, August 19, in the community to help documents, between Novem- • On January 30, 2018, $250,000 fine and three years’ Court Appointed Special Ad- children who have been ber 2017 and April 2018, $6,720 was stolen from the supervised release. Sanchez- vocates (CASA) for Children abused or neglected find Sanchez-Lopez stole more U.S. Bank located at 52313 Lopez will be sentenced on of Multnomah, Washington, safe, permanent homes.” than $87,000 from the follow- Columbia River Highway in November 5, 2019 before and Columbia Counties will All proceeds raised from ing six banks in Oregon and Scappoose, Oregon. U.S. District Court Judge host their 26th Annual CASA the event directly impact our Southwest Washington: • On February 12, 2018, Michael W. Mosman. Golf Classic at the Langdon ability to serve more children • On November 27, 2017, $15,400 was stolen from the As a non-citizen and Farms Golf Club. The event with a CASA volunteer. $9,710 was stolen from the Wells Fargo Bank located at lawful permanent resident, will be presented by Fred A CASA passionately and Albina Community Bank 1800 Main Street in Vancou- Sanchez-Lopez’s guilty plea Meyer Jewelers. In 2018, this tirelessly works to guide a located at 2002 NE Martin ver, Washington. will subject him to removal event raised $192,000 in sup- child through the trauma of Luther King Jr. Boulevard in • On April 30, 2018, from the U.S. by immigration port of CASA’s mission. the court system. Oregon Portland. 33,357 was stolen from the authorities. The audience comprised law gives CASAs unusual • On December 27, 2017, Wells Fargo Bank located This case was investigated over 175 golfers, includ- authority as a ‘party to the $26,000 was stolen from the at 7200 NE Butler Street in by the FBI and is being pros- ing leaders from Portland’s case’ so that they are able Wells Fargo Bank located Hillsboro, Oregon. ecuted by John C. Brassell, corporate and philanthropic to ensure that the system at 8699 SW Main Street in In all six robberies, Assistant U.S. Attorney for Courtesy photo communities and vendors does not ignore a child’s Wilsonville, Oregon. Sanchez-Lopez jumped over the District of Oregon. Diego Sanchez-Lopez. from all over the United needs and that the judge States, including New has the information to act York, Texas and California. in the child’s best interests. CASA’s Board of Director A CASA is trained to work will be in attendance as well, with judges, social workers, including PGA Pro Quincy teachers, foster parents, and Heard. family members to ensure In the words of Jon Cook, that the safety and well- Fred Meyer Jewelers Vice being of the child is front President of Operations and and center. CASA Board Member “Fred Meyer Jewelers is proud If you are interested in to partner with CASA for learning more about how to Children for the 26th year become a CASA volunteer, of the CASA Golf Classic. upcoming trainings, or future Over 3,000 children are liv- fundraising events, please ing in the foster care system contact Anne Marie Johnson, in Multnomah, Washington, Director of Development & Columbia Counties alone. and Communications, at We are proud to support 503.988.4170 or ajohnson@ CASA for Children’s work casahelpskids.org.

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