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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month Our pink paper supply is almost gone, so we’re back to our standard newsprint. Here is another breast cancer fact. Can drinking alcohol increase the risk of breast cancer? Moderation is key. One drink per day has been shown to slightly increase the risk of breast cancer. Having more than one drink per day has shown to be a more signifi cant risk factor, and the alcohol content Also inside... doesn’t matter: wine, beer or a mixed drink. "USINESS3ERVICE0AGE Although we know that more than one drink per day increases risks, to 7EST0LAINS"RIEFS0AGE date there are no studies that demonstrate directly that the more a person Keenan Williams (92) helped lead Cheney to its first 7EST0LAINS0OLICE3EC0AGE drinks, the greater their risk for cancer. For more information on breast Great Northern League win, 28-14 over Deer Park at last ,EGAL3EC0AGE cancer and how you can help, go to www.nationalbreastcancer.org. Friday’s Homecoming. #LASSIlED3EC0AGE Cheney FREE PRESS October 24, 2013 Your West Plains Newspaper Since 1896 75 cents Cheney council gets first look at budget proposed $1,206,497, refl ecting a rate of $2.37 per Flattened assessed property valuation and reduction in sales tax from $1,000 of assessed property value. construction projects should tighten general fund expenses in 2014 The Emergency Medical Service levy, in its second year of six, is calculated at $254,379, refl ecting a rate By JOHN McCALLUM The city’s property tax assessed valuation is ex- of 50 cents per $1,000. But while the EMS funds are Editor pected to reach $510,239,897 next year, refl ecting a dedicated, Finance Director Cindy Niemeier said not Cheney’s City Council began its 2014 budget relatively fl at trend the past fi ve years after a huge all of the taxes paid to the city stay in Cheney. deliberations Tuesday night with a look at general jump between 2009-2010 that increased valuations The school district receives 42 percent of the prop- fund revenues and expenses and the departments from the mid-$400 million mark to just over $500 funded through property taxes and other fees. million. The general property tax levy in 2014 is a See Council page 12 AH begins budget preparation By JAMES EIK Staff Reporter The annual budget season started up in Airway Heights at the Monday, Oct. 21 City Council meeting with a public hearing that outlined the budget presentation schedule over the next couple of months. Airway Heights has a reported assessed valuation of $460.6 million, aided by its annexation to the east. The population increased by over 25 percent in the annexation. Final numbers are expected toward the end of the year in order to aid with the budget’s formation, which will roll out to the public in November and December. The City Council heard a presentation from the Cheney School District regarding its clinic at Sunset Elementary, which has been successfully operating for the past year. Joanna Heller, a representative from the Community Health Association of Spokane, said the clinic is open from Photo by John McCallum 8 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Monday through The end is nigh Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. A licensed A Cheney firefighter watches while the city’s ladder engine lowers the effigy of Eastern Washington University’s Home- health social worker is on-site Tuesday coming opponent — the Southern Utah Thunderbirds — at last Thursday’s bonfire. The Thunderbirds “dummy” soon met its fate in the waiting bonfire. See Budget page 12 Cheney’s crime rate still continuing under 2012 levels department has undertaken you want to accomplish and us- Several Police Department measures are serving in the last year and a half as ing your resources to do it.” in maintaining an overall 20-plus percent reduction reasons why overall levels are Several of those measures down – signifi cantly. revolve around keeping police By JOHN McCALLUM summer, crime in Cheney con- able to more people back in “This is common sense po- offi cers visible in the commu- Editor tinues to be lower than this the city as vacations end and licing,” he said. “There’s not a nity. All patrol cars are now While showing a slight up same time last year. And while schools start, Police Chief John lot of science that goes into this. tick over the last months of the increase might be attribut- Hensley points to measures the It’s about thinking about what See Crime reduction page 11 New SCRAPS codes means slight changes in Medical Lake

By JAMES EIK Under the interlocal the city. Additionally, located than right now. F o l l o w i n g t h e its annual work contract Staff Reporter agreement, Medical Lake cities would give up their The organization hopes to SCRAPS discussion, the In addition to hearing and other cities across licensing renewal fees. implement the interlocal City Council approved See SCRAPS page 11 from Spokane County and Spokane County would “From the city's per- agreements once moved its pursuit of approving be united in their animal spective, it's totally worth into the facility, in order Proposition 1 in the No- control laws. For some it to do this,” City Admin- to create a cohesive set Turkey Trot fee incorrect vember election, at its Oct. jurisdictions, like Medi- istrator Doug Ross said. of regulations across the 17 meeting the Medical cal Lake, it would mean SCRAPS is moving county. Currently, each In last week’s West Plains Brief on the Cheney Lake City Council heard being charged just once into its new building (the jurisdiction can create High School cross country team’s annual Turkey from the Spokane County for a three-year contract former home to Harley their own set of animal Trot fundraiser it was incorrectly stated that the Regional Animal Protec- instead of facing a charge Davidson) on Trent Av- control laws, which leads $5 entry fee included a T-shirt. The $5 entry fee tion Service (SCRAPS) on each time an animal con- enue in April next year, to different standards does not come with a T-shirt, but a $20 entry fee its plans for 2014. trol instance arises within making it more centrally across the county. includes the T-shirt.

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Sunny Sunny Partly cloudy Partly cloudy Sunny Mostly sunny Partly cloudy High/Low 64/33 62/35 58/30 47/27 47/28 51/30 5/1/32 Page 2 Free Press EDUCATION Thursday, October 24, 2013 ELECTION 2013 Shadix challenges Dolle for Cheney School Board Position 2

By JOHN McCALLUM “If we don’t stick up for our kids, new high school, north Editor of Interstate 90. The only In the only contested provide for our children, we’re going district building north of West Plains school board to see more of the vulnerable popula- I-90 is Sunset Elementary, race, Cheney School constructed in 1952, and Board president Suzanne tion growing.” Shadix sees a new school Dolle faces a challenge Suzanne Dolle closer to, if not in, Air- from political newcomer way Heights as a means Kippie Shadix for the “I think the community needs to of reducing transporta- District 2 seat. tion costs while support- Dolle was elected to be more educated, better informed ing growing community the seat in 2009. She stud- on what’s going on in the schools and spirit. ied elementary educa- Dolle is not opposed Kippie Shadix given better opportunities to partici- Suzanne Dolle tion at the University of to a new facility north Kentucky, has worked “I think the communi- pate.” “If we don’t stick up of I-90, but the district as a substitute teacher, ty needs to be more edu- Kippie Shadix for our kids, provide needs to build “where elementary school para- cated, better informed on for our children, we’re the students are” while professional along with what’s going on in the impact local education believes it could increase going to see more of the being efficient with fund- several private sector posi- schools and given better and families. She said costs to install. She points vulnerable population ing and programs. There tions. She has volunteered opportunities to partici- the board must look at to continued uncertainty growing,” she said. are many costs people for various positions on pate,” Shadix said. the district’s dynamics, over the economy as an- Shadix said she has don’t see when discuss- PTA and PTO boards Dolle has always had where kids are coming other challenge. more to learn on this as ing a new school, Dolle along with a community a passion for children from, their living condi- Dolle’s challenge is well, but feels it’s im- said, such as wetlands board for drug and alco- as an educator and par- tions and incorporate “Getting space for the portant to make sure and soil remediation hol awareness and Air ent. She began serving more into budgeting. kiddos.” Another is re- the increased state fund- and staffing, noting the Force support positions. on school boards and Shadix said a bond to storing funding cut during goes to students three schools built with Shadix has a bache- committees as a way to improve the high school ing previous state budget and not the system. She the 2010 bond money lor’s of science degree in keep up on issues and worries her. She would cycles, and staying on would like to see how significantly increased management/marketing, decisions impacting her like to see more research, top of legislators to make the state fully funding the district’s operating is an Air Force veteran children’s lives. particularly on other op- sure they keep making vs. local levy funding costs. and works for an Airway “I love what I do, even tions and ways of shav- progress. The district affects property owners, Heights company as a though it can be frustrating costs. also needs to look at al- businesses and consum- Why vote for you? human resource/office co- ing and time consuming,” “Eighty million dol- ternative sources, like ers, but said the decision Dolle cited her board ordinator. She has children she said. “When you see lars is a lot of money,” more grants, to find ways brings more questions experience service in in the Cheney School Dis- you’ve affected just one she said. to keep programs going. than answers. other districts around the trict and volunteers with person’s life, it makes it She would examine “I hope this is an op- country, bringing a vari- Future Business Leaders of all worthwhile.” bus routes for ways of What’s your opinion portunity for a closer re- ety of perspectives. America, Second Harvest doing things differently on how well the state view of the finances and “I love what I do,” she and a program advisory If elected, what to save maintenance, fuel has conformed to the the educational processes said. “I love working for committee for a local uni- would you like to see costs and time spent rid- McCleary decision? which could lead to true students in the district.” versity. accomplished in four ing. She’d like to look at Dolle said the Supreme reform because just pour- Shadix said she has years? partnering with organi- Court decision ordering ing more money into the business perspec- Why did you decide Dolle said high school zations to create a skill the Legislature to adhere the system is not a wise tive of being a “wise to run for office? overcrowding and mod- center in the district that to its constitutional re- decision,” she wrote in consumer,” and noted Shadix likes to get ernization issues are the would provide voca- quirement providing aman email. she is adding an educa- involved and was try- biggest need right now. tional learning opportu- ple provisions for basic tion component through ing to encourage others The district must address nities. education has restored What are your feel- classes at Eastern Wash- to run, but decided she these while keeping ex- some funding cuts. She ings about a new school ington University. should “put my money isting programs growing What are some of the realizes there are pros and in Airway Heights or “I work well with where my mouth is and and do it with the “least biggest challenges fac- cons on both sides of the north of I-90? people and I’ve always do something.” She ad- amount of impact on the ing the school district? funding argument, but This is almost Shadix’ been a good team play- mits she has much to taxpayers.” Shadix lists the im- said the long-term effects signature issue as she er,” she said. learn about the position, She stressed regular plementation of Com- of reduced educational op- has addressed the school John McCal- but loves researching contact with elected of- mon Core standards, portunities cost more than board on several occa- lum can be reached at and is good at asking ficials to let them know and while she admits she providing ample funding sions about building a jmac@cheneyfreepress. questions. how their decisions doesn’t know enough yet, for education up front. new facility, possibly a com. Estrellado seeks spot on board Browne wants to return to CSD board By DREW PETERSON Estrellado has a few meetings and in our plan- By DREW PETERSON accomplish as a school Airway Heights or north Staff Intern things she would like ning and when I read and Staff Intern board in the next four of I-90. Marcie Estrellado, a 10- to see accomplished hear feedback, I worry Residents of the years is becoming more “I think it is some- year Cheney School Board throughout her next term that people don’t trust Cheney area might be fiscally responsible while thing that we definitely member and incumbent on the school board in- that we are in the decision asking what can Browne also working to get more need to look at and start for District Position 1 may cluding successfully pass- making process every step do for you? involvement from the lo- planning now so when be running unopposed, ing a bond for improve- of the way and have all Taking over the cal communities outside the time comes where but her determination and ments on the high school of the players and all of Cheney School Board of the Cheney area. we have to construct an- admiration for her school and also working with the information possible District 3 position in “The school district other school, that should board duties are at an all the state to move toward to make the best decision January after previ- represents a pretty big definitely not only be an time high. fairly compensating the possible.” ous incumbent Kerry geographical area,” option, but more of a “I really love being a school district staff. One issue that Estrel- O’Connor resigned, Browne said. “And one priority I think.” part of the school system,” While she works to- lado has been a promi- Henry Browne is looking of the concerns that has While that issue may Estrellado said. “Being on wards a resolution for nent player in for the past to pick up right where he been made known is be down the road, one the school board not only these issues, one thing that 10 years is the talks of left off. the lack of geographical challenge that Browne enables me to see a bigger Estrellado sees as a chal- building a new school in “I think that there balance as far as the dis- currently sees facing the picture of the entire school lenge moving forward is the Airway Heights area, are a lot of good things tribution of the schools school district is a lack of district, but it also enables a perceived lack of trust something she doesn’t going on right now and within the district.” resources to accomplish me to see each individual from the public in the view as financially fea- I would like to see us To tackle the issue of the tasks that they are child’s story and how im- school board’s decision- sible. continue the good work geographical balance, given. portant it is and what our making process. “It’s always been a we are already doing,” Browne supports the “A lot of the mandates staff is doing to make sure “I think it’s a real chal- consideration, it’s always Browne said. idea of beginning to look are regulatory changes that those child’s needs lenge,” Estrellado said. “I Among the things at the options regarding are met.” see what happens in our See Estrellado page 3 Browne would like to building a new school in See Browne page 3

Medical Lake Kiwanis Student of the Week BAZAARSBAZAARS In Cheney Saturday, November 2, 2013 Beginning 9:00 a.m. Emmanuel United Methodist OCTOBER Lutheran Church Church 9 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. 9 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Academic Student Lunch, Crafts Crafts, Gift Shop, of the Week Baked Goods, Raffle Cinnamon Rolls, Pie, Freshman & White Elephant Cookies, Cakes & more STCU honors Mathew Newberry 639 Elm 4th & G Street Senior, Tessora Heiydt for outstanding academic effort Cheney United Church of Christ 9 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Lunch, Country Kitchen, Crafts, Raffle Quilt by Pam Mostek, Silent Auction Medical Lake Kiwanis Meets 423 N. 6th Every Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. at the LinDeBee’s, except for the first Wednesday of the month. Thursday, October 24, 2013 Free Press Page 3 Curriculum, budget are focus in ML West Plains By JAMES EIK state and federal funding future, changing the way Staff Reporter stabilized, however she teachers are evaluated by Since 1989, Peggy Sch- noted that the federal principals. BRIEFS weikhardt has served on side of that pursuit would Schweikhardt said Deadlines for submitting West Plains Briefs is the Medical Lake School be the most difficult. Se- the district has managed noon Monday. Briefs should be under 100 words if District board of direc- questration budget cuts its finances well during possible. Briefs may be edited for length. tors, and is running un- affected the district’s abil- the economic recession, opposed for another four- ity to receive impact aid, despite numerous dif- year term on the board in money that makes up for ficulties along the way. Feed Cheney returns to the Nov. 5 election. military installations that She said the district’s At the time, she don’t pay property tax. AP classes, resources for Wren Pierson Oct. 28 worked in the Spokane With the many chang- kids, STEM classes and Feed Cheney will be back at the Wren Pierson School District, but was es taking place over the after school sessions are Community Center, 615 4th St., Monday Oct. 28. Peggy Schweikhardt actively looking for a last few years, she hopes particularly strong. From 5:30-6:30 p.m. a free dinner will be served way to spend more time learning,” Schweikhardt that funding comes “We’ve done a really restaurant style, free groceries from 2nd Harvest helping families in Medi- said. through so the district can good job moving into the will be distributed, and free coats from the local coat cal Lake. Another concern fac- ensure material taught in STEM arena,” she said. drive will be available. No qualifying or paperwork “I wanted to give back ing the district, she said, class is current. Purchas- Also new this year is required. to the community,” she is changing over to the ing new textbooks in con- is all-day kindergarten, All are welcome. In addition, the Cheney said. new state tests coming junction with adopting a which she said has been Clothing Exchange (clothing bank) will be open Some of the challeng- in 2014. The district has new curriculum is pricey a blessing for some par- from 5-6:30 p.m. in the lower level of the Commu- es she sees in the upcom- seen several standard- for any school district. ents, and a big help for nity Center. For more information, contact Susan at ing years are what the ized tests change in the “I want to make sure educating students. [email protected] or Natalie at 324-1659. district has been working past decade, starting with the curriculum lives up to In addition, Sch- through for quite some the transition from the our goals,” she said. weikhardt said all of Emmanuel Lutheran’s time now. Chief among Washington Assessment Also adding to the the buildings have been those is the budget, which of Student Learning to pile is a new teacher-prin- remodeled and are up annual bazaar is Nov. 2 continues to be a difficult the Measurement of Stu- cipal evaluation system to date for decades to Emmanuel Lutheran Church’s annual Holiday subject for public school dent Progress. that the district has been come. bazaar and luncheon is happening Saturday, Nov. 2 districts in the state. In her next term, piloting for the past year. James Eik can be reached from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. “We want to be sure Schweikhardt said she The state will roll out at james@cheneyfreepress. There will be lots of crafts, a “White Elephant” sale all kids are growing and would like to see the the program in the near com. along with a large selection of baked goods. You can also enter to win a “Family Night Basket,” or quilt. Lunch is served from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., after which Estrellado all “White Elephant” items go on sale at half price. continued from page 2 wasn’t a direction that K-12 education by 2018, is such a huge thing to me. The basket and quilt raffle drawing is at 2:30 p.m. was financially feasible.” Estrellado feels as if the When we are having our Funds raised are matched by Thrivent Financial for been on the platform, it’s And while the budget state is still falling “drasti- meetings and when we Lutherans. just that there’s more to of the school district was cally” short. are on the school board, Emmanuel Lutheran is located at 639 Elm St., it than ‘OK I think I’ll supposed to get a boost All in all Estrellado together we have to re- next to Cheney Medical Center. pick here’ and buy land from the 2012 McCleary feels that her passion for mind each other that it is and build and so forth,” decision in which the Su- her school board duties not always about dollars Musicians are needed Estrellado said. “I had preme Court ruled that and doing what is right and its not always about The newly formed West Plains Community Or- this conversation with the State of Washington for the children will pro- the adults and accommo- chestra is looking for musicians of all ages. Strings, Mike Dunn at that time was failing to live up to pel her into a successful dating sizes, all of those brass, woodwinds, percussion – bring your instrument when he was our super- their constitutional duty four years. things are important, but and love of music. We practice every Wednesday intendent and I felt like to fund K-12 students “I really have a pas- how does it impact the from 6:30-8 p.m. at Eastern Washington University’s that was a leaf we turned and ordered the Legisla- sion for what we do on the kids? And that’s what we Music Building. Visit our website at westplainscom- over. It wasn’t something ture to make measurable school board,” Estrellado fight for is what is best munityorchestra.org or like us on Facebook. we didn’t consider, it just progress to fully fund said. “Impacting children for kids.” SCOPE holds open house Browne EWU/Cheney SCOPE is hosting a Halloween open house at its Cheney office, 612 Third St. lower continued from page 2 ington State Supreme sion as a step in the right believes that his passion level of the Wren Pierson Community Center. The Court ruled that the state direction, it hasn’t neces- for education and his open house takes place Oct. 30 from 6-8 p.m. and a lot of them involve was failing to live up to sarily been a solution to love of learning makes There will be a coloring contest for the children additional resources,” its ‘paramount duty’ of this point. him the perfect candi- and prizes will be awarded. There will be treats giv- Browne said. “Unfortu- providing ample fund- “We haven’t seen date for the position. en out to all children. Refreshments will be served, nately a lot of those man- ing toward the education anything delivered yet,” “I believe in lifelong such as apple cider, cocoa, coffee and cookies. For dates are unfunded and of all K-12 students and Browne said. “Again, learning,” Browne said. the adults, come learn about S.C.O.P.E. and what so we are in this constant ordered the Legislature even if they paid ev- “And I think as a par- we do for the community. battle of trying to play to “make steady, real erything that they’ve ent with children in the catch up. Robbing Peter to and measurable progress had in the budget it still school district currently, Archives host open house pay Paul, so to speak.” each year and to fully wouldn’t bring us whole. I have a vested interest The Eastern Washington branch of the Washing- This lack of adequate fund K-12 public educa- But it would be a step in making our school dis- ton State Archives is holding its annual open house funding, Browne said, tion by 2018.” in the right direction. I trict the best in the state Saturday, Oct. 26 as part of Archives Month. Activi- was addressed in Janu- And while Browne think they’re moving in and doing the best we can ties include a genealogy workshop from 9:30-11:30 ary 2012 when the Wash- sees this McCleary deci- the right direction, but to ensure our children get a.m. along with oral history workshops, “Learning the we are not there yet.” a fair chance of succeed- Ropes,” hosted by Eastern Washington University Hallett announces monthly While resources may ing in their lives by the professor Dr. Laura Phillips, and archive tours at not be where Browne foundation we can give various times throughout the day. student award recipients would like them to be, he them in our schools.” To reserve a seat for the genealogy workshop call 509-235-7000. The Eastern Washington Ar- FROM NEWS Karissa Makus, Jacob Eastern holds annual tours chives is located at 960 Washington St. across SERVICE REPORTS Edison, Jessica Beecher from the Cheney campus of Eastern Washington Hallett Elementary and Paige Headrick. and carnival for Halloween University. recently announced the Students winning Can students winning its awards: Tanna Pedersen, Eastern Washington University is holding its CHS Turkey Trot nears monthly Pride and Can Conner Hollauer-Leach, annual Harvest Tours and Carnival Thursday, Oct. The Cheney High cross country team’s sixth awards for September. Heather Neighbors, Tim- 31 – Halloween – for kids in costume from toddler annual Turkey Trot is taking place Thanksgiving Students winning othy Bridges, Owen Pat- through fifth-grade. Day, Nov. 28 at 9 a.m. at the high school track. The Pride awards: Connor tock, Courtney Sheers, Tours leave the Pence Union Building lower lobby 2-mile walk or 3-mile run is for runners and walkers Charette, Layla Burris, Connor Preeo, Emily (by the Bookstore) between 3:30-4:30 p.m. with the of all ages. Hailey Scott, Rianna Lightfoot, Dillian Horn, carnival taking place from 4-6 p.m. in PUB rooms 204- The entry fee is $5 without a T-shirt, $20 entry Layton, Ella Mizzoni, Kaitlyn Wiley, Mason 206. Tour guides will lead each group to designated fee includes T-shirt if paid by Nov. 13. Participants Shaellyn Deardorff, Kali Satko, RyleeJo Garrison, campus buildings where EWU employees – some also receive a ticket for a drawing to win a turkey Rowe, Dakota Williams, Kaeleb Tilson, Madison dressed up – will be handing out treats. and other prizes. Lindsay Kuster, Kobe Lynn, Alexander Scheer, For more information call EWU Office of Com- To receive a form, email cross country coach Turnbough, Rylie Spring, Jayden Anthony, Kirsten munity Engagement at 359-2036. Come have some Jay Martin at [email protected]. Portions of the Jonas Bovey, Calub Gilbert and Skyler Pe- fun, refreshments and enjoy the autumn colors of proceeds are donated to the Cheney Food Bank. Lynch, Kamaile Paikuli, terson. Eastern’s campus.

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Cheney and Medical Lake Page 4 Free Press OPINION Thursday, October 24, 2013 Keep kicking the debt can until the next time this past Monday morning, debt ceiling isn’t raised, simply If we “repudiate” – or refuse In Our Opinion surpassing the historical is not true to accept or support – on the barrier sometime last Fri- And while Smith might debt, in the real world we de- day. When one spends at the have a common name, the 2002 clare a form of bankruptcy. Our Last Wednesday, Congress rate of over $300 million a co-winner of the Nobel Prize credit cards are chopped up did what they appear to be ex- day there was no finish-line in Economics maybe ought to and we must live off of what perts at – and that’s very little. camera to catch the exact mo- have a pretty solid understand- we earn and that’s what some Sure, they did do their best ment. ing of how things work. We’re hardline conservatives think is at dueling demagoguery. It’s Once again we’ve been not sure of the extent of the the proper path. seemingly what they spend taken to the so-called edge of president’s personal business It’s somewhat of a logical the most time at earning their yet another fiscal cliff. Our acumen. argument until one considers $175,000 a year. Oh, they did leaders are so adept in fixing History is on the side of the to whom that debt has been get their regular workout kick- the blame, but far away from U.S., Smith explained. The U.S. incurred. ing the very dented and nearly repairing the problem. is one of the few countries in China owns a little over 20 crushed debt can down the Pulled back from the brink, the world and in history that percent of the $5.6758 trillion pothole-pocked road. a place it seems we face regu- has never defaulted on its debt. held by foreign countries. The A 285-144 vote in the House larly, one has to wonder what Remember, this is a govern- rest of the more than $17 tril- of Representatives, which fol- might really happen if no ment that takes in $2.5 trillion lion debt is owed by either the lowed 81-18 approval in the one blinked in this game of a year and was not really run- American people, or by the U.S. Senate, allowed about 18-per- congressional chicken? While ning out of money in the piggy government to itself. About cent of the federal government the amateur accountants bank. Its $3.6 trillion yearly 45 percent is money borrowed to reopen and the government and auditors on the floors of spending addiction was the from we the people and places to keep spending uncontrolla- Congress warned of absolute real issue. like the Social Security Trust bly as they do so well. Armageddon, others more And that has another camp Fund, for example. President Obama followed schooled in finance thought pushing for a default because With the latest “sky is fall- Congressional approval when otherwise. the current debt – while it has ing” episode behind us, now he signed yet another continu- Vernon L. Smith, suggested spiraled upward out of control the country awaits the next ing resolution funding the that the president’s claim that, during the last two administra- crisis, be it foreign or domestic. government through Jan. 15 “every economist out there tions – goes back in history to Until that happens, 316 million and raising the nation’s debt is saying” that “millions of post-Revolutionary War times citizens in this country can bide ceiling until Feb. 7. Americans – not just federal when the federal government the time watching their $54,000 The total debt stood at workers – everybody, faces assumed the states’ costs of share of this debt continue to $17,085,395,024,387.53 as of real economic hardship” if the that conflict. grow. Letters Labeling foods is needed, I-522 fulfills that need Pollard brings experience with Cheney Labeling genetically engi- News Flash! Last week, ences, and Bayer CropScience. historical preservation on City Council neered foods tells us more than Washington State Attorney Within the GMA, we now know just what has been done to the General Bob Ferguson filed a that Pepsico, Coca-Cola, and One of the highlights of my funds for historic preservation food; it tells us what has been complaint charging that the Nestle have each contributed two terms serving with Cheney’s projects. done to our land and our wa- Grocery Manufacturers As- over a million dollars to stifle Historic Preservation Commis- Additionally, Fred’s many ter. Farmers who grow crops sociation (GMA) violated the our right to know, followed by sion (HPC) was when Fred abilities benefit the entire from genetically engineered state’s Public Disclosure Act, many other companies you’ll Pollard was first elected to the Cheney community he loves seeds are required to sign a a citizen sponsored measure recognize -- Hershey, General City Council and immediately and serves. I am not alone in contract agreeing to use farm enacted 40 years ago to let the Mills, Kellogg, Orowheat, Sara- began attending HPC monthly hoping that Fred Pollard’s re- chemicals produced by the public know who gives, and Lee, Land O’Lakes, Del Monte, meetings. As a business owner election maintains and hope- same companies that sell the how much, to campaigns. The Campbell Soup, Hormel, and in historic downtown Cheney, fully increases the awareness genetically engineered seeds. GMA had set up a special fund Ocean Spray for starters. Fred brought heartfelt interest and importance of local historic Weeds are becoming resistant through which companies And the GMA hasn’t begun to the importance of preserving preservation including mainte- to those chemicals, requiring could donate money to oppose to spend all the money that’s Cheney’s storied past. Fred’s nance funding for the Cheney heavier applications of the I-522, without their identi- been contributed. So you can support of historic preservation Museum. chemicals. These chemicals ties being known. Thanks to expect to see a lot more being is particularly important since Chris Stewart are taking a toll on our soil Ferguson’s charge, on Friday spent between now and Nov. 5 the city doesn’t have designated Cheney and contaminating our water those companies were made in an effort to prevent labeling supply. I support YES on I- public. of genetically engineered food A Taves vote is for quality, honesty 522, the labeling initiative, so You may have noticed on in Washington, because they that I can know what foods the literature opposing label- know that if it passes in Wash- In the Cheney City Council He is one of the most patient, are produced by methods that ing, that the GMA is the top ington, there’s no stopping it. race, a lot has been made of my hard working, honest and gener- are detrimental to the environ- contributor to the NO cam- Please join me in voting YES dad’s professional experience ous people I know. He is level- ment, so I can choose to avoid paign, followed by Monsanto, on I-522, to label genetically and his résumé, which are both headed and careful and is an all them. DuPont Pioneer, Dow AgroSci- engineered food. excellent. As his daughter, I around awesome person, father Christie Bruntlett have a slightly different view of and grandfather. Throughout Cheney my dad. my life he has always been there for my family and me. FREE PRESS Vol. 117 -- No. 27 One of the things I learned OVERNMENT NEWS from my dad that has served Press Production Manager Editor G me well in life is his frugality. Randy Warwick John McCallum Oct. 25-31 Council Chambers He always taught me to spend Reporters Pressmen City of Cheney Cheney School District within my means. Another is to Mark Cordes Paul Delaney  Oct. 29, Cheney Open  No news be detail-oriented and never to Ed Geary James Eik House for Horizon 2040, 4-6 p.m., Medical Lake School sign something I have not read. Graphics Sales Cheney Public Library District Since he was appointed last Steve Barge John Myers City of Medical Lake  No news year to the city council, I have Carol Campbell Karen Robinette  No news Eastern Washington seen him dutifully study each DeeAnn Gibb Bookkeeper City of Airway Heights University page of several-hundred-page Front Office Debi Labish  Oct. 28, City Council  No news Venus Bratsveen Staff Intern See Letters page 5 Rubi Geary Drew Peterson Study Session, 5:30 p.m., City Publisher Harlan Shellabarger The Editorial Board is composed of Paul Delaney, James Eik, Bill Ifft, Cheney Free Press Editorial Policy John McCallum, Harlan Shellabarger and Drew Peterson Letters to the editor of 350 words or less on any subject may be submitted via mail at The Cheney Free Press is The Free Press re- Cheney Free Press, P.O. Box 218, 1616 W. 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By PAUL DELANEY government shutdown and and in the works – some say healthcare law, the contract mation System was can- company got fleeced as bad Staff Reporter allow continued borrowing its architecture is really de- for an admittedly sophis- celled in 2007 after being as the federal government It’s hardly original to feed their ravenous ap- cades and decades old – and ticated website – Health- “significantly over budget” has with CGI, there would think- petite for revenue. how tech-savvy this admin- Care.gov – was issued to and the project riddled with be some kind of remedy in ing to The shuttering of about istration has been, that an of all companies, the U.S. delays. It cost the Canadian the way of service after the offer the 20 percent of the federal e-commerce site would be subsidiary of a Canadian government an estimated sale, but apparently not notion government, and the crisis such an utter failure. company, CGI. $91 million in hard costs. this time. that the it was painted to be by the Makes me cringe to It’s not bad enough CGI’s past seems to USA Today is report- Obama media – and various mem- think about the real end that $93.7 million of your have as many holes in it ing “Verizon’s Enterprise Admin- bers of Congress – served product. But having heard and my money appears to as there are excuses on Solutions division has been istration as the perfect diversion a fellow AARP’er wonder have been lit on fire, but why no one in Health and asked by the Department Paul Delaney really and smokescreen to cover already about why she not before some portion of Human Services, from Sec- of Health and Human Ser- welcomed the partial gov- the disastrous rollout of could not find a doctor that it left the country, too. But retary Kathleen Sebelius vices to improve the perfor- ernment shutdown. The Affordable Care Act, is covered under Medicare the track record of CGI is on down, can provide any mance of the HealthCare. That’s despite all their or Obamacare as it is so while visiting Atlanta pro- hardly anything to write kind of hard numbers on gov site.” rhetoric in wanting to get widely called. vided a clue. home about. ACA enrollment. My guess is that my cell the latest continuing reso- It’s amazing to think As part of the projected Their contract with the And numbers, especial- service provider is certainly lution signed, sealed and that after all the time this $678 million cost associated Canadian government’s ly those from the low-risk not doing this out of their delivered to end the partial law has been on the books, with the rollout of the new Canadian Firearms Infor- young enrollees who will “patriotic duty,” and that pay the bills for those of us somewhere soon we’ll find on the other end of the pool, out how many additional Letters are critical to the success, or millions we will be paying failure, of the ACA. to fix this mess. Or I’ll see continued from page 4 the details and spend our well thought out and logi- constituents in a thorough To fix the site will en- another bump in my bill. hard-earned tax dollars cal responses. and timely manner. tail fixing some 5 million With a rollout like this budgets as well as count- wisely. In return, he listens If you want to learn lines of computer code. I can hardly wait to see less other documents. He As a conscientious and considers my opin- more, visit his Website My eyes cross when I look what’s coming next. But the really cares and wants to voter, he keeps me in- ions, taking the new in- at johntaves4citycouncil. behind the curtain at what way things have worked so get it right. I don’t have formed on the issues, both formation into account com. Please vote for John the HTML code looks like far over the past five years, time to do that, like my through constructive de- and adjusting his views Taves for Cheney City that makes an ultra-simple I’m sure there will be a new retired father, so I am bate and research. When as necessary. He is easy Council Position 3. website work. diversion to try to take our glad that I can count on I asked his opinion on to talk to and tries to ad- Janelle Marcellus In the real world, if a minds off whatever it is. him to pay attention to things he gives me very dress concerns from his Cheney Shadix fills the need for a community voice on school board Kippie Shadix is cur- nical education or four year Kippie is actively in- School Board well. An The Word rently running for election college, and that decisions volved in the community Air Force veteran with to the Cheney School Board. made by the board should already as a volunteer at students currently attend- She fills the need for a voice be both in the best interests Anna Ogden Hall and as ing Cheney High School, & Worship that speaks to the needs of of the students and com- a program advisor com- Kippie Shadix would be WHERE: Piece of Mind Coffee Shop, 321 – 1st St. Cheney the district, the reality that munity. She is committed to mittee member at EWU. an excellent choice for the WHEN: Sundays 3:00 – 4:30 PM Beginning Oct. 6th preparation for advanced bringing business principles Her degree in Manage- community. WHAT TO BRING: A Friend! education is important and open decision making ment and Marketing Bill and Sue Johns whether it is skill and tech- to the board. would serve the Cheney Cheney This meeting is for YOU. You will learn about God, the Bible, and yourself. Property rights Dr. David Turner, DMD Meet people, have fun, and grow. A Free Bible is waiting for you if you don’t have one. invaluable Modern Most dental Study Booklets to be purchased $15. dentistry insurances accepted, with old preferred provider Re-elect Dr. Ludwig von Mises fashioned for Tricare Insurance said, “The preservation care SHIRLEY MAIKE of private property has ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS Medical Lake City Council tremendous social impli- cations as well as legal Airway Heights Family Dentistry Over 20 years experience helping to ramifications. If history 9713 W. Sunset Hwy. keep our city a wonderful place to live. Questions & Info: Randy at 499-1153 could prove and teach us 509-456-4220 Paid for by Shirley Maike, Candidate anything it would be the private ownership of the means of production as a necessary requisite of ACCOUNTANTS Natalie Koncz, PA-C & COUNSELING Melissa Norton, PA-C civilization and material JANICE KOPRIVA PENAR, C.P.A. 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Open late Thursday to 7:00 pm Spokane, WA 99204 60 Simpson Parkway Drive, Cheney Sat 8:00 am–5:30 pm ROCKWOOD PHYSICAL THERAPY 235-2900 5 Blocks off I-90 AND MEDICAL FITNESS CENTER (Division St. Exit) (Cheney) • FREE Parking HEALTHCARE 1727 1st Street, Cheney, WA 99004 ROCKWOOD CHENEY CLINIC 509-838-2531 ext. 5605 To advertise • 8:30–5:30 Mon–Fri 19 N. 7th, Cheney Fax: 509-235-2175 • Handicap Access 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday – Friday Monday & Wednesday 7:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. in the 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m Saturday Tuesday & Friday 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. • Good Service 235-6151 • 744-1732 Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 630 p.m. Professional Cars • Trucks • Trailers Charles B.H. Hough, M.D Blondel Assonken, D.P.T. Directory • Boats • Cycles• RVs Tom Koeske, M.D. Nicole Stevens, D.P.T. Cori Lopez, D.O. PSYCHIATRY Call Jonathan Staben, M.D. 235-6184  455-8320  Carol Gahl, PA-C Page 6 Free Press NEIGHBOR NEWS Thursday, October 24, 2013 OF CABBAGES AND KINGS Gear up for the Tyler Grange Hall dinner and auction

By LUELLA DOW through the door. Now you cozy while you’re Contributor look at the tabletops. enjoying the evening. Did you say you You’ll see the clever The auction is pep- don’t know the person pumpkins Alice Polack pered with goodheart- sitting next to you? has made that dress the ed rivalry and laughter. That doesn’t happen at tables for the festivi- The more there is to the Tyler Grange Hall. ties. auction, the more fun As somebody said to The free dinner be- it is! me recently, “We’re all gins at 6 p.m. May- Don’t forget the door family.” be your neighbor has prizes our generous Walk into the brought a salad to share Cheney merchants con- Grange Hall and ob- or you brought your fa- tribute every year. There serve. It’s the night mous pickles and the will be fun prizes for chil- of the Nov. 2 Harvest person who came in dren and useful prizes Dinner. Some folks are the door ahead of you for adults. Remember to working side by side carries a piping hot cas- hold on to your ticket and in the kitchen, stirring serole. And that turkey thank the merchant who the gravy, mashing the in the kitchen has just donated your prize. potatoes, peeking into turned a golden brown. As the Grangers say, the oven to see how the Makes you hungry just “Grab the kids and join turkey’s doing. thinking about it. your friends and neigh- Others are arrang- The famous Tyler Contributed photo bors for a fun-ﬁlled eve- ing tables, setting Grange baked goods A couple of Grangers stand in front of Tyler Grange Hall. ning Nov. 2 at 6 p.m.” chairs, receiving the auction follows the din- Luella Dow is a Cheney- baked goods scheduled ner. Here’s where your neighbor’s three layer ceeds sometimes are Grange building itself area author. She can be for auction that peo- pumpkin pie might cake goes to the high- used to help a worthy may need new win- reached at lotsaplots1@aol. ple carry as they come sell for $20 and your est bidder for $30. Pro- cause. Occasionally the dows or heaters to keep com. CHURCHES Emmanuel Lutheran generous use of their facili- join in the fun. Bring your at 7:30 a.m. in the Parish United Church of Reluctant Conclusion of Church ties for this production. rakes, strong backs and Hall. Join us for good food, Christ Faith: The Man Born Blind.” Join us Oct. 27 for Ref- There are only two spirit. fellowship and discussion. The United Church of School-age children are ormation Sunday. Grade weeks until Emmanuel Lu- Our annual holiday ba- Come and bring a friend. Christ welcomes everyone urged to attend classes after school through adult Chris- theran’s church bazaar and zaar will be held Saturday, For your contempla- to its regular Sunday morn- the “Children’s Minutes” tian education begins at luncheon. You won’t want Nov. 2 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. tion: “To be grateful is to ing service beginning at 10 but may attend the entire 9 a.m. Worship begins at to miss out on the white el- Baked goods, handmade recognize the Love of God a.m. in the sanctuary at 423 service with their parents. 10:30 a.m. Fellowship will ephant items, baked goods, items, and gently used gift in everything he has given N. Sixth St. Preschool children may go follow the worship ser- crafts, raffle baskets and items will be available for us—and He has given us Pastor David Krueger- vice. much more. Bazaar date is sale. everything. Every breath Duncan will preach on “A See Churches page 9 Emmanuel is hosting Nov. 2 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Welcome back college we draw is a gift of His love, StageWest Community This is a great opportunity students. Enjoy dinner with every moment of existence ChildrensChoiceDental.com Theater’s production of to get a jump-start on your us every Monday at 5 p.m. is a grace, for it brings with “It was a Dark and Stormy Christmas shopping. in the Parish Hall. Follow- it immense graces from Night” written by Tim Kel- ing dinner we will have a Him. Gratitude therefore ly and directed by Charles St. Paul’s Episcopal short bible study and/or takes nothing for granted, New MetLife Kenfield. Play dates are Church worship service. Come and is never unresponsive, is Preferred Oct. 25, 26 and 27. Friday We are a welcoming bring a friend. constantly awakening to Provider and Saturday shows begin haven, nourishing all God’s Under the direction new wonder and to praise at 7 p.m. people in body, mind and of our new choir director, of the goodness of God. For Please note that the Oct. spirit. Davis Hill, choir rehearsals the grateful person knows 26th show is by pre-sale Please join us for the are Thursdays from 4 -5 that God is good, not by reservation only with din- 23rd Sunday after Pente- p.m. Join us. hearsay but by experience. ner served at 6 p.m. Sunday cost. Holy Communion be- Narcotics Anonymous And that is what makes all matinee begins at 3 p.m. gins at 11 a.m. Rev. Frances meets in the Parish Hall the difference,”-Thomas Ticket prices are $12 for Harland will preach and Tuesdays and Saturdays Merton. adults and $10 for seniors preside. at 7 p.m. St. Paul’s is located at and students. StageWest Fall clean-up day is Sat- Fellowship breakfast is 625 C St. on the edge of the thanks Emmanuel for the urday, Oct. 26. Come and every Thursday morning EWU campus. Church Directory of the West Plains CHENEY CHURCHES

Growing Great Through Serving Emmanuel Four Lakes Cheney Church FELLOWSHIP of the Nazarene Community Church Lutheran BAPTIST Third & Spokane Street 338 Betz Road • 235-6261 “A Bible teaching, Christ-centered Sundays, 10 a.m. A Foursquare Church Church CHURCH church for your whole family” 639 Elm Street SUNDAY Worship and Discipleship 9:30 a.m. Service Meeting at 2206 First St. (across the street from Bi-Mart) Worship Service Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Children’s Ministries Sunday Worship 10:45 a.m. Awana: 2 yrs. – High School Nursery – 5th Grade 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 am Spiritual Growth Classes 9:15 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Youth Group Sunday School Worship Service, Sunday 11:00 am Additional Bible for all ages Weeknights – studies Thursday Night 7 p.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Wednesday Mid-week Service 7:00 pm Studies meet Connexion Groups Cheney Middle School throughout the week Midweek activities 235-6300 For More Information 235.4841 • 1307 3rd Street 740 Betz Road, Cheney, WA Pastor Steve Powers (Wednesday) www.emmanuelcheney.org Call 235-3787 for children, teens and adults www.cheneycc.org 235-4282 Rick Huguenin, Pastor 455-9969 www.cheneyfaithcenter.org (Next to the Cheney Medical Center)

Heritage SAINT ROSE St. Paul’s UNITED Baptist Church CHURCH UNITED Episcopal Church North Sixth and Annie Place CHURCH METHODIST “We Choose to Care” Worship Services start WEEKEND CELEBRATIONS OF CHRIST Sunday School 10 a.m. at the times below: 625 “C” Street • 235-6150 OF THE EUCHARIST Reconciliation ... Saturday 4:00–4:30 CHURCH Worship Service 11 a.m. Cheney • 2536 N. 6th St. • 509-235-5123 . . 9 a.m. & 1 p.m. Saturday Mass ...... 5:00 p.m. God is still speaking OF CHENEY Small Group Studies Melville Chapel • 10405 W. Melville Road • 509-455-8578 SERVICE Religious Education Class ...... (Across from The Fairways Golf Course) 9 a.m./11 a.m./1 p.m. Sunday Morning Mass .... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m. 4th and “G” Streets during the week • Sunday • Spanish Mass ...... 12:00 noon Spokane • 732 W. Indiana • 509-328-3579 Sunday School, Nursery Holy Communion Sun. Eve. Newman Center 7:00 p.m. 235-4600 Call 235-2810 ...... 9 a.m. (Spanish Service), 11 a.m. CNC Office 509-235-8402 Davenport • Lincoln & 8th Street • 509-725-0554 ...10 a.m. 11:00 a.m. www.r.c.net/spokane/newman David Krueger-Duncan for more information Ritzville • 606 Weber Avenue • 509-659-0932 ...... 10 a.m. SERVICE or e-mail [email protected] Rev. Christine Soule Rev. Miguel A. Mejia, Pastor Pastor College Student Services • 719 7th Street, Cheney, WA ....11 a.m. Cell: 509-531-5858 10:00 a.m. Meeting at 615 4th, Cheney Community Priest Genealogical History Center [email protected] 423 N. 6th Rev. Terry B. Hall Richard Green, Pastor 10405 W. Melville Rd. • 509-455-9735 Child Care Available Office Hours Mon.–Thurs. 9:30–Noon All Welcome OPEN Tues. Wed., Thurs. Parish Phone: 509-235-6229 • r.c.net/spo- 235-4193 AIRWAY HEIGHTS & MEDICAL LAKE CHURCHES Heritage medical lake SAINT ANNE St. John’s Baptist Church Lake City Community Church CATHOLIC “We Choose to Care” Assembly of God Traditional Worship Service Lutheran Church 8:30–9:30 a.m. CHURCH 223 S. Hallet St., P.O. Box 639 HAYFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Evening 400 East Grace 708 E. Lake St. 5306 S. Hayford Rd. Worship Service Medical Lake, WA 99022 Sunday School Medical Lake, WA 99022 9:45–10:45 a.m. P.O. Box 125 Sunday Airway Heights 299-3139 509-299-4114 9:30 a.m. Sunday School • 11:00 a.m. Morning Service Discipleship Classes for All Ages Contemporary Service Office 509-723-1459 Winter Worship 11 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Meeting Fellowship Supper • 6:00 PM 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Rectory 263-5434 7:00 p.m. Evening Bible Study Bible Study • 6:45 PM Adult Education 9:30 a.m. Sunday Services AWANA Wednesday Weekend Masses Midweek activities Small Group Meetings 10:00 a.m., 6:00 p.m. Kid’s Church 11 a.m. Bible Adventure Club (K-5th) 6:00–7:35 p.m. Sunday Vigil (Saturday) 5:00 p.m. Sunday Kid’s Church 10:00 a.m. Summer Worship 10:00 a.m.; no SS Youth Outreach (6th-12th) During The Week 203 N. Washington Sunday 10:30 a.m. Dec., Jan., Feb. Wednesday Family Night 6:45 p.m. Various Bible Studies Call For Directions • 868-1624 299-3286 Pastor, Father Jack Krier Feed Medical Lake For more information please call E-mail [email protected] Lead Pastor – Nick Hawkins Pastor Mark Hudson 2nd Monday each Month Senior Associate – Dennis Noble Also Pastor at Mary Queen Pastor Rick Hoard at 509-244-9229 mlcconline.org Everyone is Welcome or visit our website Richard Green, Pastor Youth Pastor – Alex Hall of Heaven in Sprague, WA www.hayfordcommunitychurch.org All Welcome 8:30 a.m. Mar. – Nov. Rev. Steve Gutzman Thursday, October 24, 2013 Free Press Page 7 LOOKING BACK 10 Years Ago down pass in Cheney’s come- meeting in what was Oct. 30, 2003 from-behind 14-12 football termed a “heated dis- Cheney High School se- victory over Clarkston. The cussion,” over trying to nior Lysanna Kuindersma, victory clinched a playoff get a new high school an exchange student from spot for the Blackhawks. built in the city. The need Holland, was named the was termed “dire,” by all 2003 Homecoming Queen 40 Years Ago but one member of the during halftime of the foot- Oct. 25, 1973 board. ball game between the Missing from our ar- Cheney’s Craig Parks Blackhawks and Rogers. chives. and John Fletcher each For the first time ever, scored a touchdown in Cheney High School was 50 Years Ago the Blackhawks’ 25-13 represented in the Spokane Oct. 25, 1963 football victory over Lilac Festival as Emma The Cheney School Chewelah, evening their Larson, Heidi Huppert, Board spent much of its record at 2-2. Tasha Bustamante, Allison Proctor, Courtny Leslie and Chelsea Alent were chosen File photo to compete for queen or Petra Indorf was selected as Cheney High Schol’s 1993 Homecoming Queen. princess roles. She was joined by her father, Sam, and her royal court. Brad Rasmussen scored two touchdowns as Cheney If voter initiatives 601 ever league cross country tion, filed a lawsuit against defeated Rogers 14-12 in a and 602 passed in Novem- championship with a 23-34 the city. Side was seeking Greater Spokane League ber, Medical Lake School win over Riverside. between $100,000 and $2.5 W�ITECityCity of CheneyC�Nheney - Nonpartisan football game in Cheney. District officials were brac- million according to city ad- ing for budget cuts of up to 30 Years Ago ministrator Jim Reinbold. 20 Years Ago 12 percent and $1 million. Oct. 27, 1983 Eastern Washington Oct. 28, 1993 Medical Lake’s Jami Former Cheney police University voiced its objec- Cheney Mayor Al Og- Smith turned in her team’s officer Ken Side, who ear- tion to a 44 percent increase Mayor don helped dedicate the top time of 21 minutes, 46 lier claimed his challenging in its electrical rates to the city’s new recycling facility seconds, giving the Cardi- Mayor Tom Trulove for Cheney City Council. that would officially open nals four finishers in the the position of mayor cost Wally Wolrehammer in November. top-10 earning their first- him his sergeant’s promo- caught the go-ahead touch- Tim Gainer

How may we serve you? WHAT’S HAPPENING ON THE CHENEY We are available 24/7 for: HOME • Meal prep, light housekeeping • Grocery shopping, errands WEST PLAINS CARE • Personal Care We Provide Family • Medication Reminders Peace of Mind! • Companionship City of Cheney • Transportation • Oct. 25, Baby Play and Learn Storytime (ages 0-18 months), 10:30 a.m., Cheney Library • Oct. 26, Mother Goose on the Loose with Nancy Stewart, 11 a.m. Cheney Library We are devoted to providing quality non- medical care and assistance to families in the • Oct. 29, Celebrate 100 years of Boy Scouts, 5-7 p.m., Latter Day Saints Chapel Cheney and surrounding communities with the • Oct. 29, Become debt free, 12 p.m., Cheney Library goal of helping seniors remain independent, in • Oct. 30, Toddler Storytime (ages 1 1/2-3), 10:30 a.m., Cheney Library the comfort of their own home. • Oct. 31, Preschool Play and Learn Storytime (ages 3-5), 10:30 a.m., Cheney Library Please Call Lora Arp at 235-6196 City of Medical Lake For More Information • Oct. 30, Play and Learn Storytime (ages 2-5), 10:30 a.m., Medical Lake Library

City of Airway Heights • Oct. 31, Play and Learn Storytime (ages 2-5), 10:30 a.m., Airway Heights Library

Cheney School District • Oct. 25, Coats 4 Kids coat distribution, 3-5 p.m., Sunset Elementary • Oct. 25, Westwood fund run Laser Quest trip, 11 a.m. • Oct. 25, Windsor PTO fall carnival • Oct. 25, Windsor book fair, 8 a.m. • Oct. 25, CMS fund run Laser Quest trip , 10:45 a.m. • Oct. 26, CHS Puget Sound festival of bands, 12 a.m. • Oct. 26, Coats 4 Kids coat distribution, 9 a.m., Salnave Elementary and Westwood Middle School • Oct. 28, Coats 4 Kids coat distribution/Feed Cheney, 5:30 p.m. • Oct. 28, Salnave SYSA Fit Kids, 3 p.m. • Oct. 29, Salnave crazy clothes spirit day • Oct. 29, Windsor Fit Kids fourth and ﬁfth grade, 3-5 p.m. • Oct. 29, CHS after school homework center, 3-5 p.m. • Oct. 29, Sunset parent connection night, 5:30 p.m., Westwood • Oct. 30, CMS art night, 5:30 p.m. • Oct. 30, CHS PLAN NOW, 6 p.m. • Oct. 30, Salnave SYSA Fit Kids, 3 p.m. • Oct. 30, Snowdon preschool M/W pictures Last Thursday of every month • Oct. 31, Snowdon picture retakes • Oct. 31, Snowdon preschool/part-time kindergarten T/TH picture day • Oct. 31, CHS after school homework center, 3-5 p.m. • Oct. 31, Salnave science club, 3 p.m. • Oct. 31, Windsor Fit Kids fourth and ﬁfth grade, 3-5 p.m.

Medical Lake School District • Oct. 25, HES pumpkin bingo night • Oct. 30, MLHS Plan test, 8 a.m. • Oct. 31, HES harvest parties, 1:30 p.m.

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Like us on Page 8 Free Press Thursday, October 24, 2013 OBITUARIES accepted to Eastern Wash- us always knew; her WA, followed by a potluck M. Gilmour and a grand- quiet and honest man with ington University. She beauty on the outside al- dinner at the church to daughter named Lily M. much humility. was living in Spokane, ready matched her beau- celebrate Christen’s life. Gilmour. Ernie also had Ernie only once in his Wash. with her boyfriend, ty on the inside. While a very special, signiﬁcant brother’s memory talk- Ryan Swartz, where they she faced her own strug- other of over eight wonder- ed about his passion in were planning their fu- gles, Christen still man- ful years, Jackie Robbins of life. Ernie’s passion in life ture together. aged to touch the lives of the Newport, Wash./Old- was climbing trees, so in Christen is survived by so many people she met town, Idaho area, along the end Ernie died doing her parents Tiffany (John) by accepting everyone with her four children. what he loved most. Ernie and Sean (Stephanie),her unconditionally, faults Ernie is also survived by when asked “What’s up?” brother Andrew and sis- and all. We want to thank his brother, William B. or “How are you doing?” Christen Michele ters Jordan, Peyton, Rylee, those people that made us Gilmour; and two sisters, always responded with, Peterson Makayla and Devin. She realize how special our Nadine M. Madrazo and “Still Kicking,” and when On Oct. 10, Christen is also survived by her beautiful Christen was Laura Siegmund. asked “What are you do- Michele Peterson, 27, grandmothers Vicki Rat- by supporting her and us Ernie lived and worked ing?” always responded found peace again. Chris- cliff (Nana) and Elizabeth through the years espe- Ernest Henry in the Newport, Wash. with “Still killing Trees.” ten was born June 4, 1986 Peterson (Gramma Liz), cially Lisa, Robin, Kelli, Gilmour Jr. area, as a business partner Ernie is known and and was raised by her her aunt Bridget Doran, Scott, Nonie, Jack, her Ernest Henry Gilmour with Robbins in Robbins loved by many people in parents Sean and Tiffa- uncles Chris Ratcliff Mercy Ministry and New Jr. (age 55) was born in Tree Removal Service. Er- ny Peterson in Cheney, (Miki) and Barry Peter- York sisters, friends from Whittier Calif. Feb. 4, 1958 nie was a big-hearted, See Obituaries page 9 Wash. son (Yvonne) and by the CHS and so many others. to proud parents, Ernest Christen spent her ear- rock and love of her life In lieu of ﬂowers the H. Gilmour Sr. and Marie ly years attending Betz Ryan Swartz. Christen family asks that donations J. Zabel. Elementary and Cheney was preceded in death by be made to the GoFund- Ernie moved with his Middle School before her grandfather, Michel Me.com/4trr8s or to Mer- family to Cheney, Wash. graduating from Cheney Ratcliff (Papa) and great- cy Ministries to support in 1967. Ernie graduated to retain High School in 2004, grandmother Virginia those still in the lifelong from Cheney High School where she was active as a Doran. struggle to overcome eat- class of 1976. JOHN TAVES Cheney City Councilmember cheerleader. After years of strug- ing disorders. A memorial He is survived by his Christen recently grad- gling with an eating dis- service will be held Nov. parents and his two won- 509.991.4512 [email protected] • www.johntaves4citycouncil.com uated from Spokane Falls order, Christen is now in 2, at 2 p.m. at the Cheney derful children, a son, Serving Cheney with Integrity, Experience and Dedication Community College earn- a place where she can Church of the Nazarene, Shawn A. Gilmour and a Paid for by the committee to retain John Taves ing her AA degree and was realize what the rest of 338 W. Betz Road Cheney, beautiful daughter Kristy West Plains BUSINESS & SERVICE

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Commission’s meeting last week offered in-depth details that previous commissioners’ input included concerns The commission also passed two action items, the first into a proposed multifamily housing project on South of having a large amount of low-income housing in one of which changes the time of Planning Commission meet- Craig Road near Highway 2. particular area. ings. Due to the City Council’s decision to add a second After missing the last two meetings due to a lack “There’s a concern that we’d have a re-creation of the work study session each month, the Planning Commis- of a quorum, the commission heard the plans from south side next to the new $600,000 park,” he said. “But sion meetings will change to the second Wednesday of Defender Development’s Steve Emtman, who wants to that assumes a negative character of people. Just because each month. provide an affordable housing option for people living someone moves into a studio apartment doesn’t mean “We’ll still have one meeting per month,” Braaten in the Accident Potential Zone leading to Fairchild Air they’re a bad person.” said. Force Base’s runway. The property is currently zoned Emtman acquired the undeveloped property from During his staff report, Braaten said water and sewer as R-2, and could handle seven to 10 units per acre. State Bank two years ago. To date, one cottage home has lines were being placed along north of Deer Heights Road, Other surrounding nearby land is zoned for mo- been built on the lot, with the finished buildout having a where the future road extension will go. Construction in bile home housing. Emtman asked the commission neighborhood feel, he said. the area is ongoing. to change the zoning to R-3 for multifamily housing, “I don’t build low quality stuff,” Emtman said. “I like He also said the city is looking to eventually place a which allows a minimum of 10 units per acre and a to take pride in what I do.” light at the intersection to help alleviate some traffic issues maximum of 20 per acre. Addressing some of the concerns, he said properties in the area. The city of Spokane is already pursuing a traf- The issue would normally be a simple zoning change, nearer to the Aspen Grove Park will be a bit on the higher fic light at the Highway 2 and Flint Road intersection to however part of Emtman’s property resides in the 70- end, noting the versatility of the location. aid congestion and safety, given the growing number of decibel Joint Land Use Study sound contour, requiring “When you move into a new place like that, you do vehicles on Highway 2 each day. approval from the JLUS Steering Committee. take pride in it,” Commissioner Lorna Jones said. James Eik can be reached at [email protected]. Crime reduction continued from page 1 Statistics in July and removed one administra- ity to deal with the prob- August showed an up- tive layer. Hensley said lems they are assigned marked, creating a more ward trend in most areas, all these measures serve to or come across. My noticeable presence. although thefts dropped to give officers more of a role is to provide for Also, officers do all further to 29.67 percent in sense of ownership in the their needs. In turn, they their reports from the field July but have since crept community. take pride in their com- on their laptops since the up and held consistent at a “Everybody out there munity.” latest technology allows 24 decrease in August and is the chief of police of John McCal- them to essentially be September. Overall crime Cheney,” Hensley said. lum can be reached at their own self-contained rose slightly to a 26 percent “Everybody has the abil- [email protected]. police station. Pulling reduction in year-to-date over somewhere to write figures in July as compared reports keeps them in the to 2012, and 22.22 percent field longer while also in- similarly in August. Mama creasing their visibility. Those figures have “The only time they remained down so that Mary’SANDWICHES & MORE s need to come in is to Photo by John McCallum overall crime in the first All Military We are now serving book somebody,” Hens- Cheney police officers Dave Bailey (left) and Chad nine months of 2013 is 10% Discount Tuesday & Beer & Wine ley said. Estep (right) talk with a bar patron during First Night 23.42 percent lower than with FREE chips Scheduling plays into activities Sept. 26. the same time in 2012. Wednesday & salsa every day this. Contrary to what Hensley said they Homemade All 6 Combos some might think, Hens- bility with officers shifts opportunities such as open have also been more ag- Bread $ 49 Fish & ley said 65 percent of the so an officer working days garage doors and running, gressive in following up Chicken radio calls the department Soup & Salad 6 Basket w/Fries has responsibility to work unoccupied vehicles as well with offender registra- NEW HOURS Mon–Fri 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Chili Dogs receives occur during the with business owners as assisting with traffic con- tions, with detectives Fresh Cut Deli Sat 12 noon to 7 p.m. day instead of at night. downtown, and can meet trol at major events. making house checks to Closed Sundays That has led to two offi- with them during their Other steps the depart- keep track of paroles, Party Platters 11980 W. Sunset Hwy., Airway Hts. cers being assigned daytime hours. It’s also helped ment has taken have been probationers and sex of- Available (In the Conoco Station) • 509-244-6105 patrols instead of one, with increase the department’s closer, weekly coordination fenders. Warrant service reserve officers filling in as focus on customer service, with Eastern Washington is being performed with needed. The department Hensley said, by allowing University’s Police Depart- more diligence, a special still has three officers on officers to stay on scene ment and the renewal of enforcement detail is in Medicare Open Enrollment duty at night, with reserves until the problem is fixed the school resource officer the works and the depart- If you want to change your Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D again filling in, but the shift or a plan put in place. position with the Cheney ment has pursued close plan this year, you must do it from October 15–December 7. has helped provided better “When a citizen calls School District. relationships with outside Reviewing your plan options can save you money. call back up and response about a problem, they The measures seem to agencies such as the U.S. Need help sorting through all the plans to find the right one for you? For FREE, NON-BIASED, advice bring your list of medications, times during the day. don’t want an email,” have made a difference. Marshal Service, Target with dosages, and your Medicare card to: Scheduling has also Hensley said. “They want Halfway through the Zero traffic enforcement played a role in the de- to see a badge.” year, department statistics and the Spokane Violent Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington partment’s Community The department also re- showed uniform crime re- Gang Enforcement Team, 1222 N. Post St, Spokane, WA 99201 Policing and Problem Solv- lies more on its Volunteers port (UCR) offenses down a relationship that saw Any Tuesday ing Philosophy, COPPS. in Policing (VIPS) program in all 11 categories, reflect- Cheney officers helping October 15 thru December 3, 2013 Originally started as sector to take care of daily tasks ing an overall decrease the team net three alleged 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. policing under former chief that used to require officers of 28.85 percent. Notable gang members on federal Jeff Sale, the program faced to come in from the field among these was an al- warrants Oct. 10. You will be helped on as first come, first served basis. problems with effective- such as paperwork, taking most 66 percent drop in One of the biggest Volunteers will also be available at: ness because some sectors care of the property and criminal alcohol offenses, changes Hensley said is Cheney Library, 610 First Street: October 28 – 1:00–4:00 p.m. For more information call Margaret or Kathy at 509-458-2509 were assigned to officers evidence room and doing 38.64 percent decrease in in department morale, The Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) is a free, unbiased on night shifts, but whose inventory work. But Hens- assaults, 30.6 percent drop which was helped by a service of the: constituents were best con- ley said the 8-10 VIPS also in burglaries, 27.7 percent restructuring of the orga- tacted during the day. get out in the field, doing drop in thefts and a 21.25 nizational chart — which The department now vacation checks, alerting percent decline in domestic unanimous support from lines up sector responsi- citizens about potential theft violence. the local union — that

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At $12.22 per $1,000 of assessed relatively smooth pattern of increases since 2004, a police vehicle for the Cheney School District stu- value in 2013, that works out to $5.05 for schools, $2.45 something Niemeier said is good considering how dent resource officer. The city and school district for the state, $2.37 for the city, with the rest divided much the city has grown in that timeframe. One agreed the district would provide the vehicle as between EMS, the county and library services. area the city has seen a big revenue impact is liquor part of its contract, but are prohibited from own- “The state gets a higher percentage of taxes than excise sales taxes, which have fallen drastically ing a police vehicle. the city,” Mayor Tom Trulove said. since a voter initiative privatized liquor sales in Instead they have agreed to reimburse the city Cheney’s proposed property tax assessment for 2012. for the $44,029 cost of the agreement with First 2014 increases just 2 cents, which combined with Niemeier said the city received some profits Capital Equipment Leasing Corp. the EMS levy means an annual charge of $430.50 from the sales of state liquor stores, but as of right Finally, the council heard an information only for a $150,000 home. now hasn’t seen much in the way of revenues it is presentation from Spokane County Commissioner When it comes to general fund revenue sources, supposed to receive from the state in both excise Al French on Proposition 1, a ballot measure to property taxes account for 58 percent of what and sales profit monies. increase the regular property tax levy 6.5 cents the city takes in, followed by intergovernmental “The excise tax is still a little bit up in the air,” per $1,000 in order to raise $18.1 million over nine sources – fees, licenses, etc. – at 24 percent and she added. years to purchase property that commissioners charges for goods and services at 12 percent. The Department heads from the six departments and county business groups see as threatening major sources of tax revenues will come from prop- funded through the general fund presented budget Fairchild Air Force Base. The money would be used erty, utility and sales and use, with city officials information at Tuesday’s meeting, although due to purchase 188 mobile homes located in Accident anticipating a drop off in sales tax due to several to a glitch in the city’s computer system not all Potential Zone 2, inside the city limits of Airway major construction projects at Eastern Washington information was available at press time. Heights, and move those to remove the encroach- University wrapping up and nothing coming down In other action, the council approved two Police ment threat to the base. the pipeline. Department resolutions. The first was accepting a John McCallum can be reached at “Last year was a record breaking year for our $2,196 grant from Bureau of Justice Assistance for [email protected]. Budget continued from page 1 The clinic is looking up and running, CHAS inch steel line is being meeting was the first Two separate reso- for additional funding said it would cover the taken out and increased, reading to change the lutions unanimously and Thursday to help by applying for grants school clinic’s operat- which will enhance fi re- planning commission’s accepted by the City with illnesses. and speaking to area ing costs by 60 percent, fi ghters’ capabilities in monthly meeting date Council declared Oc- Over 70 percent of entities. Patient rev- leaving the remainder the city. to the second Wednes- tober as Domestic Vio- the students seen at the enues at the facility only for grants. Also approved at the day of each month. lence Awareness and clinic were on Medicaid, recoup 10 percent of The second annual meeting was a memo- “The planning com- Prevention Month as with most cases largely the operating cost of Trunk or Treat event re- randum of understand- mission all agreed that well as Breast Cancer consisting of coughs and the clinic. In order to turns to the Sunset Elemen- ing between the city’s Wednesday worked Awareness Month. sneezes. That time, how- fill that void, a dental tary parking lot on Hal- Fire Department, Spo- fine for them,” Develop- James Eik can be reached ever, that students are center is in the works loween night, beginning kane County Fire Dis- ment Services Director at james@cheneyfreepress. treated on-site saves both to handle some minor at 6 p.m. There, youngsters trict 10 and the Medical Derrick Braaten said. com. parents and educators in teeth issues. can go around to different Lake Fire Department the long run. To pay for the dental community members’ cars for training. Council- Of note during the clinic, CHAS asked the and satisfy their sweet woman Tonya Dashiell VOTE NOV 5th presentation included City Council to consider tooth on the numerous emphasized how im- statistics on disciplinary contributing $10,000 for candy offerings. portant she believed the notices. Last year, the capital funding. The to- Another public hear- item was, after receiv- EXPERIENCEDEXPERIENCED school issued around 1.5 tal cost of installing the ing detailed the Commu- ing a briefing from all LEADERSHIP notices per day, accord- dental clinic is $45,000, nity Development Block three agencies earlier ing to the administration, and an additional 100 Grant project on 15th this year. with INTEGRITY and now that’s down to square feet would be Avenue from Campbell Included in the or- one notice per four days. needed. If the office is to Lawson streets. A 6- dinances passed at the RE-ELECT SCRAPS JOHN HIGGINS continued from page 1 ends, cities who had indi- Council meeting is a pub- Disposal at the city’s re- Mayor, City of Medical Lake cated their desire to pur- lic hearing for the 2014 cycling center. with the Department of sue other options can still budget and a possible James Eik can be reached Paid for by Citizens to Re-Elect John Higgins, Mayor, City of Medical Lake Corrections, which uses sign a new service agree- increase in EMS levy tax- at james@cheneyfreepress. P. O. Box 1586, Medical Lake, WA 99022 offenders from Airway ment with the county. es and regular property com. Heights Corrections Cen- Also approved at the taxes. ter throughout the city. City Council meeting Mayor John Higgins Ross also mentioned was a request from the said a survey would be the city would need to Medical Lake School Dis- going out in the city’s Eye Care In Cheney look at its Waste-to-En- trict to have a bonfire seasonal newsletter, in- ergy agreement in the during its homecoming quiring opinions regard- Time for back-to-school eye exams next year, as it expires in rally on the lower base- ing curbside recycling in Yes * taking new patients November 2014. Spokane ball fields Wednesday, Medical Lake. The issue Yes * we do contacts County, which is taking Oct. 16 from 6:30 – 8:30 has come up sporadi- Yes * we have many frames to choose from over the plant’s operation p.m. The item required cally throughout the year, Yes * accepting many insurances – call today after the decades-long council approval as it particularly following a operating agreement set goes against the city’s change from using Waste 1867 First Street up in the 1980s comes to burning ban. According Management to Sunshine 509.235.2010 Cheney, WA a close. Cities can pursue to the district’s request their own waste manage- letter, last year’s bon- ment options, but must fi re was canceled due to at least notify the county growing fi re danger. of their intent one year in One item tabled at advance. the meeting was the fi rst “This gives you the reading of Ordinance opportunity to see if there 1030, which would pro- is a more affordable way hibit the feeding of deer to haul your waste,” he within city limits. said. 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5HJLVWHURQOLQHDWZZZVWFXRUJZRUNVKRSVRUFDOO Thursday, October 24, 2013 SPORTS Free Press Section 2 Page 1 EWU women picked to top Big Sky in basketball season when the Eagles were picked The long list of talented return- Eastern tops both to fi nish second in both polls. ers are junior guard Lexie Nelson, preseason polls for Eastern received six fi rst-place votes who earned First Team All-Big Sky out of a possible nine in the coaches poll honors last season, and sophomore first time in Wendy and 20 fi rst-place votes out of a possible forward Hayley Hodgins, Eastern’s 30 in the media poll. fi rst recipient of the Big Sky Freshman Schuller era “It’s nice that people think highly of of the Year Award in 20 years. us,” Schuller said. “I approach it with EWU won nine of its fi rst 12 league FROM NEWS SERVICE REPORTS the same mindset I’ve always had, be- games a year ago before ending the After winning a program-record ing that it doesn’t matter where you year on a three-game winning streak 14 league games and advancing to the start, it matters where you fi nish.” heading into the conference tourna- WNIT for the second time in school Schuller hopes the selection serves as ment. Eastern defeated Montana history a year ago, Big Sky coaches a motivational piece for her team. “We State in the fi rst round before falling and media members have tabbed the have high expectations this season,” she in overtime to Northern Colorado in Eastern Washington women’s basket- said. “This team is very instrinsically the semifi nals. Seeded against PAC- ball team fi rst in the Big Sky preseason motivated and isn’t content to rest on 12 member Washington in the first File photo polls, announced by the conference their laurels.” round of the WNIT, the Eagles lost a Eastern’s Big Sky Freshman of the Year offi ce Wednesday, Oct. 16. The Eagles return four starters and heartbreaker in double overtime, 65- Hayley Hodgins (25) and Aubrey Ashenfelter EWU’s previous best preseason nine letter winners from last year’s 60, in Seattle. (32) will be key players for the Eagles this ranking under head coach Wendy squad that came in third in the Big Sky season. Schuller came prior to the 2010-11 with a 14-6 mark in conference games. See EWU women page 2 Mariners need to step out of insolvency

By JAMES EIK Staff Reporter It’s October, and that means it’s time for the greatest spectacle in the history of sports: the end of another Seattle Mariners season. On “The X-Files,” FBI agent Fox Mulder said “I want to believe” regarding the existence of extra-terrestrial life. Mariners fans across the North- west, including my- self, have adopted the saying for the team, wanting to believe that one day the team will manage to have a stretch of success. The organization is arguably in deeper despair than it was at its last major crisis, around 2008 when it had a failing management, offensive woes and were equivalent to an old dishrag sitting on the sink gathering a rather pungent smell. This year, they fi nished 71-91, four games worse than last season. Well, the more things change, the more they stay the same. Sure, Safeco Field received a facelift Contributed photo by Bob Douthitt in the past offseason. It now boasts Cheney linebacker Konstantin Mikhalchuk draws a bead on Deer Park quarterback Nic Clough during last Friday night’s smaller dimensions, a purportedly Blackhawks Homecoming win. great eating establishment in Edgar’s and a high defi nition screen so everyone can watch Felix Hernandez up close. But those physical improvements Blackhawks execution leads don’t add to the players taking to the fi eld. Just like in 2008 people are clamor- to 28-14 win over Deer Park ing for a change in upper management, hoping to hit a restart button on the venting the Blackhawks from the second half, but came up Clayden 28-yard touch- team’s perennial struggles since the Adjustments at getting any real momentum short of points on a missed down pass, putting Cheney start of the millennium. Why the need half help Cheney and helping the Stags to a 7-0 field goal. On the next play up 13-7. The Blackhawks for new leadership at the top? halftime lead. the Stags tried a screen pass took a two-score lead when The Mariners remain one of the to first league win In the second half, ex- that was dropped. Graham found Shane Ham- teams in Major League Baseball who ecution took over. The The Deer Park players, mel on a deep route down have never tasted a World Series game. By JOHN McCALLUM Blackhawks scored three thinking it was an incom- the middle for a 44-yard After over 35 years in operation, the Editor straight touchdowns, one plete pass, stopped playing, score. team has only advanced to the postsea- Just about any coach will defensively, en route to but because the ball was Stags quarterback Nic son a handful of times, the last being tell you the secret to winning a 28-14 Great Northern thrown behind the line of Clough connected with 2001 when they won 116 regular season on the field is execution – League win. scrimmage, the play was tight end Travis Pierce on games. Since then, while the M’s have plain and simple doing what “Sometimes you over still live. Safety Ty Graham a seven-yard TD cutting achieved just four winning seasons, you’re supposed to do. think the sport,” head coach scooped up the ball at the Cheney’s lead to 21-14. they have achieved the status of “most In the first half of last Jason Williams said. “It seven and ran it in for the Blackhawks’ junior tailback unimportant team in the league” for Friday’s Homecoming game just comes down to adjust- game-tying score. Austin Kline then capped 2014. with visiting Deer Park the ments.” Cheney took the lead his solid rushing game Let’s be honest, outside of Hernan- Cheney football team was Cheney drove efficiently on a drive that started at with a 41-yard TD run that dez and a handful of fairly talented their own worst enemy at deep into Deer Park terri- their 28 and ended with an times, with mistakes pre- tory on the opening drive of Andrew Graham to Logan See CHS football page 3 See Crunch Time page 2

Eagles get rolling in second half of SUU win Missoula a tough, but Get ready to redshirt freshman quar- a touchdown from true terback Vernon Adams freshman Samson Ebu- welcome place for EWU battle Griz struggled in his start and kam with 8 minutes, 2 was relieved later by Kyle seconds remaining in the By PAUL DELANEY those challenges, we love Saturday in Padron. But this time ﬁ rst quarter, and Ashton Staff Reporter going on the road; what Adams found his way, Clark’s 12-yard TD catch Despite being a house better place than Mis- Missoula lighting a spark out of six minutes later, the ap- of horrors with painful soula?” potential dud play near pearance of a blowout losses in his last two visits And challenging it By PAUL DELANEY the midpoint of the third surfaced. to Washington Grizzly always seems to be. Staff Reporter quarter as Eastern scored However, a pair of Stadium, Eastern Wash- In their last visit in For a half and then a 34-10 victory before a Adams turnovers in the ington University head 2011 the Eagles fell 17- some, last Saturday’s sellout crowd of 10,135 at first quarter – an inter- football coach Beau Bald- 14 with Montana’s John Homecoming football Photo by Paul Delaney Roos Field. ception and a fumble on win is looking forward Kanagata’a interception game between Eastern Samson Ebukam scores Eastern improved to consecutive possessions to returning there this with 25 seconds to play Washington and South- after his first quarter inter- 3-0 in Big Sky Conference – stopped their quick Saturday when his third- preserving the Griz vic- ern Utah had a certain ception return Saturday. play and 5-2 overall with start. It took a while to get ranked Eagles clash with tory in front of a record sense of déjà vu to it. the win as they head to their swagger back but the No. 10 Grizzlies. crowd of 26,066. It seemed eerily fa- Eagles both the game, Missoula Saturday for a Adams was the delivery “It’s going to be a tre- In 2009, after falling miliar to the 2012 contest 30-27, and their No. 1 12:30 p.m. kickoff against guy. mendous challenge, but behind by 14 points in between the two teams ranking in the Football Montana. Eight minutes into the that’s what we love,” the third quarter, Eastern played in Cedar City Championship Subdivi- With Eastern leading third quarter and with Baldwin said this past rallied to knot the score at where missed opportu- sion. 14-0 following a 21-yard Monday during the EWU nities eventually cost the In the 2012 game, then interception return for See EWU football page 5 Coaches Show. “We love See EWU-Griz page 2 Page 2 Section 2 Free Press Thursday, October 24, 2013

EWU men predicted mid-pack in Sky EWU women Big Sky Conference Oct. “I think the Big Sky continued from page 1 Montana, who won Coaches tab Coaches Poll 17. Conference is going to 1. Weber State (10) – 100 both the Big Sky regu- EWU fifth, Eastern returns four be more diffi cult - there 2. North Dakota – 86 Junior guard Kylie lar-season and tourna- starters and seven total are many teams return- 3. Montana (1) – 84 Huerta, who started ment titles a year ago, 4. Northern Colorado – 77 media sixth letterwinners from last ing solid rosters,” Hay- 5. Eastern Washington – 55 the fi nal 17 games last was picked second in year’s team, which fi n- ford said. “We have a 6. Montana State – 54 year at the point guard both polls. Northern in preseason ished 10-21 overall and very challenging pre- 7. Sacramento State – 39 position, will team up Colorado was tabbed 7-13 in the 11-team Big season that will prepare 8. Portland State – 38 with Nelson to form third in both polls. men’s polls 9. Northern Arizona – 32 Sky under head coach us for a great conference 10. Idaho State – 22 one of the most ex- “I’m going to have Jim Hayford. Now en- season.” Eastern opens 11. Southern Utah - 18 perienced backcourts to sit down with (EWU FROM NEWS tering his third year at its season Sunday, Nov. in the league. Se- Football) Coach Bald- SERVICE REPORTS the helm of a squad with 10 versus Pacific Uni- Media Poll nior forward Aubrey win because it’s some- Encouraged by a no seniors, EWU was versity. 1. Weber State (31) – 370 Ashenfelter, junior what new territory for youthful team with a 2. Montana (3) – 322 picked to fi nish behind Weber State, which 3. North Dakota – 308 forward Melissa Wil- us,” Schuller joked. fast finish a year ago, preseason pick Weber is coming off a school- 4. Northern Colorado – 251 liams and senior cen- Eastern opens its the Eastern Washington State, North Dakota, record 30 win season, 5. Montana State – 220 ter Laura Hughes give 2013-14 campaign at University men’s bas- Montana and Northern earned 31 of the 34 fi rst- 6. - Eastern Washington – 188 the Eagles plenty of home with an exhibi- ketball team has been 7. - Northern Arizona – 161 Colorado in the coaches’ place votes from the 8. Sacramento State – 140 experience inside as all tion against The Mas- picked to fi nish fi fth by poll. The media picked media and a total of 370 9. Portland State – 116 three played extensive ter’s College Friday, the coaches and sixth by Montana State to fi nish points. Weber was a 10. Southern Utah – 92 minutes last season. Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. the media in preseason 11. Idaho State - 65 in fi fth just ahead of the unanimous selection in (First place votes) polls announced by the Eagles. the coaches’ poll. 2013-14 Big Sky Media Poll Preseason Polls Pos. Team (Votes) Points Coaches Poll 1 E. Washington (20) 308 Crunch Time Pos. Team (Votes) Points 2 Montana (2) 280 1 E. Washington (6) 94 3 Northern Colorado (4) 268 continued from page 1 his tenure. Milton Brad- on an adventure. Let’s from former skipper Lou 2 Montana (3) 84 4 Montana State 222 ley, Chone Figgins and have a player-manager. Pinella. 3 Northern Colorado (2) 81 5 Idaho State (4) 208 youngsters, the Mariners Jesus Montero are just It would be a complete If the Mariners give 4 Montana State 74 6 Sacramento State 186 in 2014 don’t really have three names that come to shake-up of the current this a serious look, it 5 Idaho State 56 7 Portland State 154 6 Southern Utah 52 8 Southern Utah 128 a reason for competing. mind. system, and would help could bring a bit of life 7 Portland State 45 9 North Dakota 120 Their general manager, Ultimately, this save some money on into the team, assuming 8 North Dakota 44 10 Northern Arizona 62 Jack Zduriencik, has been offseason is one of the payroll. Sure, there’s the the offseason falls flat 9 Sacramento State 41 11 Weber State 44 given a one-year exten- most important in the question of how smoothly on its face. At the very 10 Northern Arizona 19 sion (read that as a “lame franchise’s history, and things would run, but at worst, having a player- 11 Weber State 15 duck” year), after which the best solution I’ve least it would provide a manager would mean he’ll likely be gone. After found is on the blog USS reason for the Mariners to the team would be the a once-promising start Mariner. First dump the give an older player, like laughingstock of baseball, Fournier tops in Week 5 in 2009 that began by baggage of terrible players Raul Ibanez, a contract for in which case nothing Karen Fournier from Airway Heights lost just two cleaning house and set- and administration. Then, next year. While he might really changed from games and was the week-fi ve winner of the 2013 Cheney ting out to build a strong instead of going the same not be productive out on 2013. Free Press football contest, taking the top spot and a $50 foundation, questionable- traditional route as the the fi eld, he at least has James Eik can be reached merchant’s gift certifi cate. Phil Conrath from Plummer, Idaho missed three games turned-terrible trades and other 29 teams in the MLB, the chops to be a great at james@cheneyfreepress. and was runner-up, winning a $20 Owl Drug gift certifi cate. signings have doomed let’s take our good ship off manager, earning kudos com. Twenty three entries beat the Free Press “experts” and also go into the grand prize drawing. EWU-Griz No. 3 Eastern Washington Univ. at No. 10 University of Montana Be sure to try to beat the Free Press experts by playing Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013, 12:40 p.m. Washington-Grizzly Stad. (25,217), this week. See the entry form on page 5. continued from page 1 Missoula, Mont. TV: Televised live regionally by ROOT Sports & DirectTV Audience Network 34-34 with a Taiwan Jones 101. Talent: Tom Glasgow (play by play), Jason Stiles (analyst), Brad Adam touchdown with just 4 (sideline). Webcast: None. Radio: 700-AM ESPN in Spokane with Washing- minutes, 58 seconds left. ton Trust Bank Tailgate Show, starting 1 1/2 hours prior to kickoff. Internet But the Grizzlies went on Radio: www.700espn.com or www.tunein.com. Radio iPhone App: Search for “700 ESPN” and download app. An app is also available for tunein radio. an 11-play, 55-yard drive Watch Parties: Consult EWU social media outlets for details the Friday scoring the winning points before games. Available for tunein radio. with 1:18 remaining. Dan Carpenter’s 34- Denny’s Harvest Foods yard field goal with 26 soula where the rabid Griz But Baldwin says the in four years you get to proudly sponsor s seconds to play lifted the fans are within arms-reach atmosphere also plays into play in Missoula,” Baldwin Griz to a 24-23 win in Paul of the players. his team’s approach and said. “You put a lot of time Medical Lake Wulff’s fi nal trip to Mis- “To their credit, I don’t preparation. “Everything into those three hours, and soula in 2007. The last EWU know what it will be, 26,000 from pre-game to walking it means something to our CARDINAL win there came in 2005, fans give or take, but it’ll into the stadium you feel players.” Athlete of the Week 34-20. feel louder than some of the that energy,” he said. “You Paul Delaney “It’s an amazing atmo- places we’ve been to with work all year and you only can be reached at sphere,” Baldwin said of 60,000 fans, whatever it get so many guaranteed pdelaney@cheneyfreepress. 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By JOHN McCALLUM road Thursday. Radtke Love’s goal in the Valley’s goals. West Val- Clarkston (7-4, 9-4, 20 Editor said in both games the “We need to 52nd minute made it 2-0, ley out shot Cheney 11-4 points) on Tuesday. Cheney girls soccer Lady Hawks had ear- capitalize on ear- and Skylar Bastin added with Rowley making six Radtke still believes head coach Nils Radtke ly scoring chances that ly (scoring) op- a goal five minutes later. saves. the Lady Hawks can get said he’s tried about ev- might have changed the Cone’s goal in the 79th At 3-7 in the league, at least one, and pos- erything he can, books, tone of the contest, but portunities. That minute was Cheney’s 4-9 overall with nine sible two wins this week, video, different lineups, couldn’t capitalize on helps build our only score, and the Lady points the Lady Hawks which would be a great you name it, but hasn’t them. Hawks out shot the are currently sitting fifth way to enter the post-sea- be able to find the magic “We need to capi- confidence and Knights 10-8, with goal- in the standings and are son, particularly if one of touch to coax a couple talize on early (scor- our game.” keeper Nicole Rowley relatively assured of a those wins comes against more wins out of the ing) opportunities,” he Cheney head coach making five saves. first-round, loser-out Pullman. Lady Hawks. said. “That helps build Nils Radtke Thursday at West Val- playoff game Oct. 31 at “We’ve definitely Cheney dropped our confidence and our ley it was more a physical fourth-place Pullman. played teams better at both games last week game.” the right touch to track Eagles team that led to First, the Greyhounds our place than on the to the Valley Schools, Cheney had a cou- down and push towards the Lady Hawks loss, (5-5, 6-5, 15 points) have road,” he said. “We’re East and West, losing 3-1 ple thru-balls early on the goal. Meanwhile East particularly in the back- to make a trip to Cheney still trying.” Tuesday at home to the against the Knights that Valley’s Chelsea Love field where Radtke said this Thursday for the John McCal- Knights and 4-0 to the were played towards put the Knights on the a couple of Cheney de- season finale. lum can be reached at Great Northern League- junior forward Kendyl board with a goal in the fenders got moved off Before that the Lady jmac@cheneyfreepress. leading Eagles 4-0 on the Cone, but couldn’t get 29th minute. the ball on two of West Hawks host third-place com. CHS football Cheney earns continued from page 1 in the league playoff pects the Eagles to be Austin Lee, who has a ly in the up position or split in volleyball race by upsetting GNL pretty high after the capable target in wide down on the line. Cheney split its games sealed Cheney’s first co-leader East Valley East Valley game. He receivers Marcus Jack- Williams thinks the last week, losing against GNL win of the season. 39-26 last Friday, mov- also said they are a son. Junior Jace Malek, Blackhawks match up East Valley and picking The Blackhawks, 5-2 ing into a tie for second good, athletic team, 2A wrestling state run- well too, and is look- things back up against overall, 1-2 GNL, now with the Knights, both who matched up well ner up at 220 pounds ing forward to anoth- West Valley. turn their attention to a at 3-1, 4-3, one-half with the Knights’ tall last year, is a lineman er rivalry game in the The Blackhawks came big game this Friday at game back of Pullman, receivers. converted to running GNL. close to winning their West Valley. The Eagles 3-0, 5-1. West Valley has a back that Williams said “It’ll be a good bat- first set against East Val- made things interesting Williams said he ex- good quarterback in also lines up defensive- tle,” he said. “We’ve ley, but were unable to just got to kind of keep take it, losing 23-25. doing what we’re doing A quick turnaround and just take care of our was in order, however, Contributed photo from MLMS own business.” against West Valley two Cross country kings John McCal- nights later, where the The Medical Lake Middle School lum can be reached at team swept West Valley boys’ cross country team earned [email protected]. in three sets. its first-ever league championship in a meet staged Oct. 15 The team consisted of (L-R): Dr. Cazan & Dr. Menke PLLC Tanner Henry, Mason Williams, AIRWAY HEIGHTS DENTAL CENTER Evan Peterson, Phoenix Hanks, Military families welcome, inviting Brandon McCoy, Matthew Mont- new patients, sedation provided, ney, and Nick Henry. Coaches experienced providers and staff! are Gene Blankenship, Cherese McCoy and Steve Warrington. P.O. Box 1570 13326 West Sunset Hwy. Airway Heights, WA 99001 509-244-3655 Fax: 509-244-9527 Eastern women win at I.E. Invitational

FROM NEWS SERVICE REPORTS covering the 5,000-meter course in 17 With four of its runners finishing minutes, 17 seconds. Sarah Reiter, also in the top six, the Eastern Washington a sophomore, was third in 17:32. University women’s cross country “All in all it was a solid day for us team won the team title among NCAA heading into the conference meet,” Division I schools at the Inland Em- Eastern cross country coach Chris pire Invitational Oct. 19 in Lewiston, Zeller said. “It definitely gave us some Idaho. momentum to build on.” Eastern finished with 26 points, The EWU men’s team was third, Washington State was second with placing behind champion Washing- 33, Gonzaga finished third and Idaho ton State and runner-up Gonzaga. fourth. Eastern’s next meet is the Big Sky Sophomore Katie Mahoney led Conference Championships Nov. 2 in the Eagles with a second-place finish, Bozeman, Mont.

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Cardinals after CC crown WEST PLAINS SCOREBOARD Medical Lake “A PR on our course is ML collects title almost impossible,” Blan- Airway Heights, Cheney, Medical Lake & EWU is after first Medical Lake got a pre- kenship said. “It’s tough dicted sweep on the top fi ve HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY So. Utah 2-2 .500 5-3 2-1 3-2 L1 Scoring because of so many turns Idaho State 1-3 .250 3-4 3-1 0-3 L1 positions Tuesday afternoon Great Northern League M -Tappero 4 yd run (Masteller kick), 4:43 NEA boys’ and long grass.” Hawk’s box No. Dakota 1-3 .250 2-5 1-5 1-0 L2 K - McKern 42 yd blocked punt (Dotson kick), at Bear Lake and scored a Girls vs. West Valley/Colville Port. State 0-3 .000 3-4 2-1 1-3 L3 0:46 15-40 Northeast A League Domenic Rehm set the Name Time No. Colorado 0-4 .000 1-7 1-4 0-3 L7 M - Masteller 34 yd pass from Wagner (Masteller course record with a time Mariah Brenton 20:47 Weber State 0-4 .000 1-7 1-2 0-5 L7 kick), 8:48 title since 1987 cross country win over River- Johanna Sherman 21:50 M -Tappero 5 yd run (Masteller kick), 1:28 side, and the 2013 NEA boys’ of 16 minutes, 54 seconds, Kelsey Schwendiman 22:00 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL M - Masteller 27 yd FG, 9:59 Mattie McNair 22:20 Great Northern League K- McKern 8 yd run (Mckern to Hopkins), 3:13 By PAUL DELANEY championship. “Running all by himself,” Claire Lunde 22:35 League All Games Individual stats (Rushing): Jackson Tappero Team W L W L Jacob Dingfi eld led the Lexi Brooks 23:16 29-145 yds 2 tds, TJ Johnson 5-24 yds, Taylor Staff Reporter and bested the previous re- Pullman 3 0 5 1 Shannen Gladden 23:23 Masteller 7-20 yds, Steven Velazquez 3-14 yds, Cardinal runners with a time East Valley 3 1 4 3 Medical Lake’s top- Boys vs. West Valley/Colville Cory Wagner 6-11 yds, Roman Kissack 1-5 yds, cord by one second. Rehm West Valley 3 1 4 3 of 17 minutes flat. He was Kyle Lerch 17:00 Jordan Calero 1-(-2) yds. (Passing): Wagner 3-7 Colville 2 1 5 2 ranked 1A boys’ cross fi nished 37 seconds ahead Kameron Galm 17:03 45 yds 1 td 1 int. (Receiving): Masteller 2-44 followed across the line by Cheney 1 2 5 2 Nick Steele 17:40 yds 1 td, Calero 1-1 yd country team kept within Domenic Rehm (17:17), Mi- of Jacob Dingfi eld. Carson Kerr 18:35 Deer Park 0 3 1 6 Dallin Olson 18:44 Clarkston 0 4 1 6 striking range of earn- cah Dingfi eld (17:25), Tim Team Stats KF ML Maleeka Wegner paced Matt Christianson 18:54 Chernishoff (17:27) and Noah Hawk’s Box First Downs 9 13 ing their first Northeast the girls sweep on the top-4 Total Yds 216 262 Northeast A League 1 2 3 4 Total Kroeze (17:40). Rushes/yds 30/127 52/217 A League championship spots with a 21:16. Kaylin Boys NEA W-L-T All W-L-T Deer Park 0 7 0 7 14 A full story will appear Riverside 5-0-0 5-0-0 Cheney 0 0 13 15 28 Passing 89 45 in over a quarter century in next week’s Cheney Free Sattler was second at 21:22 Medical Lake 4-0-0 4-0-0 Scoring Comp/Att/Int 5/15/2 3/7/1 Punts/Avg Yds 4/34.25 4/25 scoring an easy 16-43 win Press. and Bradyn Wegner third Lakeside 4-2-0 4-2-0 DP – Smith 3 pass from Clough (Robbins kick) Chewelah 3-3-0 3-3-0 CHS – T. Graham 7 fumble return (Galm kick) Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/0 at home last Tuesday over (22:42) Freeman 2-3-0 2-3-0 CHS – Clayden 24 pass from A. Graham (kick Penalties/Yards 6/50 7/40 Kettle Falls 1-6-0 1-6-0 failed) Chewelah. Abigale Morrison Newport 0-5-0 0-5-0 CHS – Hammel 44 pass from A. Graham (Reed HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Medical Lake’s girls Girls NEA W-L-T All W-L-T pass from Graham) Great Northern League ning at their home course, caught Chewelah’s Sa- Lakeside 5-0-0 5-0-0 DP – Pierce 3 pass from Clough (Robbins League Overall won an equally impressive it’s got a lot of blacktop on vanna Blain near the fi nish Riverside 4-1-0 4-1-0 kick) School W L W L Pts Freeman 2-2-0 2-2-0 CHS – Kline 41 run (Galm kick) West Valley 7 2 9 1 22 15-47 win on their home it and it’s more like a road with her 23:30 giving the Medical Lake 2-2-0 2-2-0 Individual Stats: East Valley 7 2 7 3 21 Chewelah 2-3-0 2-3-0 Passing: A. Graham 9-18-150-0. Receiving: Clarkston 5 4 7 4 14 5,000 meter course. run.” The Riverside course Cards four of the top fi ve Kettle Falls 0-3-0 0-3-0 Clayden 2-55, Hammel 1-44, Reed 3-18, T. Pullman 4 5 5 5 12 This past Tuesday the does two loops around fi nishes Newport 0-4-0 0-4-0 Graham 1-16, Kline 1-10, Wyborney 1-7. Rush- Cheney 3 5 4 7 9 ing: Kline 182, A. Graham 6-17, T. Graham 1-2, Colville 3 4 4 7 9 teams – the boys a perfect Bear Lake in North Spo- “They have one boy Northeast A Clayden 2-5. Deer Park 1 7 2 9 3 Boy’s Cross Country Oct. 15, 2013 (top-5) Total yards: 356 4-0 and the girls 2-2 – trav- kane County near Chat- (Quenton Smith), and one Fin. Yr. Name Time School First downs: 8 Northeast A League eled to Bear Lake County taroy. girl (Savanna Blain), that 1. 11 Domenic Rehm 16:54 ML Punts: 5-119 League All Gms. 2. 10 Jacob Dingfi eld 17:31 ML Fumbles: 1-1 Team W-L W-L Park for their final NEA Quick research offered ran pretty good, actually,” 3. 11 Tim Chernishoff 17:34 ML Tackles: Williams 6, Mikhalchuk 5, Ziemann 5, Lakeside 5-0-0 11-1-0 4. 11 Noah Kroeze 18:12 ML T. Graham 4, Waterman 4, Riddle-White 4, Ham- Newport 3-2-0 5-3-0 meet with league-leading by ML athletics director, Blankenship said. 5. 10 Quenton Smith 18:39 CH mel 3. Interceptions: Ziemann, Hammel. Freeman 3-3-0 6-6-0 Fumble recoveries: T. Graham Riverside, 5-0 in boys’ and Chris Spring, says the Smith broke up the Girl’s Cross Country Oct. 15, 2013 (top-5) Riverside 2-2-0 6-4-0 Fin. Yr. Name Time School Medical Lake 0-6-0 0-10-0 Kettle Falls (1-6). 1. 11 Maleeka Wegner 21:16 ML Northeast A League school’s last boys’ cross team’s dominant finish League All Games 2. 11 Kaylin Sattler 21:22 ML VOLLEYBALL W L W L “We have the big one country championship with a fi fth place. Other- 3. 10 Bradyn Wegner 22:42 ML GNL results Freeman 4 0 7 0 4. 9 Mariah Pena 22:43 ML East Valley 3, Cheney 0 Tuesday,” Blankenship came in 1987. wise the Cardinals would 5. 12 Abigail Morrison 23:30 ML Lakeside-9 Mile 4 1 5 2 Riverside 3 1 5 2 Kills: senior Ashley Seiler, 27 said of the race against the Assists: senior Kinsey Pease, 36 In last Tuesday’s meet have swept the top five COLLEGE FOOTBALL Medical Lake 3 2 4 3 Digs: Seiler, junior Kimber Case, 11 2013 Big Sky Conference Football Standings Chewelah 1 3 1 6 Rams. He was confi dent of Blankenship said the over- spots. “He broke us up Blocks: Seiler, senior Madison Risley, 1 School Conf Pct All Hm. Aw.Stk. Newport 0 4 3 4 Cheney 3, West Valley 0 the Cardinals’ chances. all solid performance by by a couple of seconds,” E. Wash. 3-0 1.000 5-2 3-0 2-2 W3 Kettle Falls 0 4 1 6 Montana St. 3-0 1.000 5-2 3-0 2-2 W3 Kills: Seiler, 22 “We have five guys both of his teams was im- Blankenship said. Montana 3-1 .750 6-1 4-0 2-1 W3 Card’s Box Assists: 32 running faster than their pressive. But more impor- Paul Delaney N. Arizona 3-1 .750 5-2 3-0 2-2 W2 1 2 3 4 Total Aces: senior Morgan Davis, 3 Sac. State 3-1 .750 4-4 2-2 2-2 W1 Kettle Falls 7 0 0 8 15 Digs: senior Shay Turner, 6 first guy,” Blankenship tantly were the personal can be reached at UC Davis 3-1 .750 3-5 1-3 2-2 W1 Med. Lake 7 14 0 3 24 Blocks: Pease, junior Kayla Lemelin, 1 said. “But that doesn’t records and course re- pdelaney@cheneyfreepress. Cal Poly 2-1 .667 3-4 2-1 1-3 L1 mean anything, we’re run- cord. com. Medical Lake soccer, volleyball conclude regular seasons

Medical Lake’s soc- the lower field at 4 p.m. 12-2) for a 6:30 p.m. contest. $IJDLFOJDLFO cer and volleyball teams with the difﬁ cult chore of The ﬁ fth place Cardinals CHAMPSCHAMPS conclude regular season trying to earn their first are trying to stay ahead Northeast A League play win of the season against of sixth place Kettle Falls today (Oct.24). league-leading Lakeside as Tuesday’s first round The Cardinals’ soccer (6-0, 11-1). of the playoffs begin with The best chicken team (0-7 NEA, 0-11 all Volleyball (3-8, 6-12) No. 3 facing No. 6 and No. games) will be at home at will visit Freeman (10-1, 4 meeting No. 5. and fish in town! Side Orders:

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Oct. 20 and no insurance on theft on the 100 block of block of West McFarlane Nicholas R. Robert- Highway 2 and Ziegler North Hayford Road. Road. West Plains son, 19, was arrested for Street. Nolan J. Lunt, 25, was Officers took a report second-degree assault Ronald L. Ricci, 23, arrested for fourth-de- of a hit and run accident – domestic violence – was arrested for third- gree assault - domestic on the 10500 block of and third-degree mali- degree DWLS on the 200 violence - on the 100 block West Highway 2. Police News cious mischief on the block of South Hayford of North Hayford Road. Officers took a report 700 block of East Fellows Road. Oct. 20 of a mental subject on the Information in the West Plains Police News is a service to Street. Officers took a re- Officers took a report 1200 block of South Hay- the readers of the Cheney Free Press and is only intended to provide information about local law enforcement activi- A juvenile runaway port of second-degree of burglary on the 13000 ford Road. ties. Any individuals listed as cited, charged or arrested are was reported on the innocent until proven guilty. 800 block of East Barker Street. The juvenile re- Spokane County opens radio turned shortly after. Due to a City of Cheney computer server Theft of jewelry and dispatcher job with Sheriff’s Office glitch, police reports were unavailable at other small items was the time of publication. Those reports will reported on the 1000 FROM NEWS The salary range is list- on certain portions of SERVICE REPORTS appear in next week’s edition. block of East Campbell ed at $3,436.36 - $4,636.84 the test. Street. Spokane County per month, plus benefits. 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Mallon in Spo- Delphine O’Reilly, 40, Oct. 18 degree theft on the 800 other duties. ing in order to advance kane. was arrested for fourth- Drew Johnston, 27, block of South Donna- degree assault – domes- was arrested for a felony tella Lane. tic violence, third-degree warrant for community Oct. 17 malicious mischief, ob- custody on East Camp- Jason S. Kausshen, 42, structing a public ser- bell Street and South was arrested for third- vant and resisting arrest Hallett Street. degree theft – shoplifting on the 13000 block of Nathaniel Schwar- - on the 1200 block of West Medical Lake Four tze, 35, was cited and South Hayford Road. Lakes Road. released for reckless Oct. 18 Oct. 15 driving and third-de- Kyle C. Tidd, 19, was Hunting equipment gree DWLS and Mo- arrested for third-degree was taken during a ve- nique Black, 46, was malicious mischief - do- FIND US hicle prowling on the cited for obstructing a mestic violence - on the 400 block of East Per- public servant on the 10600 block of West 12th cival Street. 1100 block of North Avenue. ON THE Officers took a Crime Wilcox Street. Addi- Oct. 19 Check report regarding tionally, Washington Officers took a report harassment on the 100 State Patrol is inves- of a traffic accident with block of South Hallett tigating for possible injuries on the 11800 Street. DUI. block of West Highway WEB Oct. 16 A juvenile runaway 2. Robyn Larson, 39, was reported on the Mark A. Woods, 27, was arrested for two 800 block of East Barker was arrested for third- www.cheneyfreepress.com counts of assault on the Street. The report was degree DWLS, failure 100 block of South Hal- cleared later in the eve- to transfer title within lett Street. ning. 45 days, expired tabs Cheney Free Press

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lowing amounts which are now of 8/1/2012. VII. The Trustee Housing Finance Commission: NE, Suite N-200 Poulsbo, WA Spokane, WA 99207 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE in arrears: $8,489.54 IV. The sum whose name and address are set Toll-free: 1-877-894-HOME (1- 98370 (866) 645-7711 Sale Line: COURT OF PROBATE PRO- Pursuant to the Revised Code of owing on the obligation secured forth below will provide in writing 877-894-4663) or Web site: 714-730-2727 Or Login to: http:// CEEDINGS: Washington 61.24, et seq. TS by the Deed of Trust is: The to anyone requesting it, a state- http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum- wa.qualityloan.com TS No.: WA- SPOKANE COUNTY SUPE- No.: WA-12-518604-SH APN principal sum of $26,338.80, to- ment of all costs and fees due at ers/homeownership/post_pur- 12-518604-SH A-4403390 RIOR COURT No.: 45091 2103 Title Order No.: gether with interest as provided any time prior to the sale. VIII. chase_counselors_foreclosure. 10/24/2013, 11/14/2013 CAUSE NUMBER: 13401377-2 120240075-WA-GSO Grantor(s): in the Note from the 3/1/2012, The effect of the sale will be to htm. The United States Depart- GORE & GREWE, P.S. CAROLYN A. ERNST Grantee(s): and such other costs and fees as deprive the Grantor and all those ment of Housing and Urban Attorneys at Law PROBATE HEGE COMPANY, INC Deed of are provided by statute. V. The who hold by, through or under the Development: Toll-free: 1-800- 103 E. Indiana Avenue, Suite A NOTICE TO CREDITORS Trust Instrument/Reference No.: above-described real property Grantor of all their interest in the 569-4287 or National Web Site: Spokane, Washington SUPERIOR COURT, 9311050401 I. NOTICE IS will be sold to satisfy the expense above-described property. IX. http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/ 99207-2317 SPOKANE COUNTY, HEREBY GIVEN that Quality of sale and the obligation se- Anyone having any objections to HUD or for Local counseling Phone (509) 326-7500 WASHINGTON Loan Service Corp. of Washing- cured by the Deed of Trust as this sale on any grounds what- agencies in Washington: http:// Fax (509) 326-7503 NO. 13401377-2 ton, the undersigned Trustee, will provided by statute. Said sale will soever will be afforded an op- www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/ October 17, 24 and 31, 2013 In the Matter of the Estate of: on 11/22/2013, at 10:00 AM At be made without warranty, ex- portunity to be heard as to those hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListAction CLIFTON B. ROCK, the South entrance of the Spo- pressed or implied, regarding objections if they bring a lawsuit =searchandamp;searchstate=W Deceased. PROBATE kane County Courthouse, 1116 title, possession or encumbranc- to restrain the sale pursuant to Aandamp;filterSvc=dfc The The personal representative NOTICE TO CREDITORS W. Broadway Ave., Spokane, WA es on 11/22/2013. The defaults RCW 61.24.130. Failure to bring statewide civil legal aid hotline named below has been appoint- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 99201 sell at public auction to the referred to in Paragraph III must such a lawsuit may result in a for assistance and referrals to ed as personal representative of OF THE STATE OF highest and best bidder, payable be cured by 11/11/2013 (11 days waiver of any proper grounds for other housing counselors and this estate. Any person having a WASHINGTON IN AND FOR in the form of credit bid or cash before the sale date) to cause a invalidating the Trustee’s sale. attorneys: Telephone: 1-800- claim against the decedent must, THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE bid in the form of cashier’s check discontinuance of the sale. The NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OR 606-4819 or Web site: http:// before the time the claim would NO.: 13401342-0 or certified checks from federally sale will be discontinued and TENANTS - The purchaser at the nwjustice.org/what-clear. If the be barred by any otherwise ap- In the Estate of: or State chartered banks, at the terminated if at any time before Trustee’s Sale is entitled to pos- sale is set aside for any reason, plicable statute of limitations, CHARLES E. THOMPSON, time of sale the following de- 11/11/2013 (11 days before the session of the property on the including if the Trustee is unable present the claim in the manner Deceased. scribed real property, situated in sale) the default as set forth in 20th day following the sale, as to convey title, the Purchaser at provided in RCW 11.40.070 The person named below has the County of SPOKANE, State Paragraph III is cured and the against the Grantor under the the sale shall be entitled only to by serving on or mailing to the been appointed as Personal of Washington, to-wit: LOT 3 IN Trustee’s fees and costs are deed of trust (the owner) and a return of the monies paid to the personal representative or the Representative of this Estate. BLOCK 2 OF FAIRACES MO- paid. Payment must be in cash anyone having an interest junior Trustee. This shall be the Pur- personal representative’s attor- Any person having a claim BILE HOMES SUBDIVISION, or with cashiers or certified to the deed of trust, including chaser’s sole and exclusive ney at the address stated below, against the Decedent must, ACCORDING TO PLAT RE- checks from a State or federally occupants who are not tenants. remedy. The purchaser shall a copy of the claim and filing the before the time the claim would CORDED IN VOLUME 9 OF chartered bank. The sale may be After the 20th day following the have no further recourse against original claim with the court in be barred by any otherwise ap- PLATS, PAGE 51, IN SPOKANE terminated any time after the sale the purchaser has the right the Trustor, the Trustee, the which the probate proceedings plicable statute of limitations, COUNTY, WASHINGTON. More 11/11/2013 (11 days before the to evict occupants who are not Beneficiary, the Beneficiary’s were commenced. The claim present the claim in the manner commonly known as: 11615 sale date) and before the sale, tenants by summary proceed- Agent, or the Beneficiary’s At- must be presented within the as provided in RCW 11.40.070 EAST MONTGOMERY DR, by the Borrower or Grantor or the ings under Chapter 59.12 RCW. torney. If you have previously later of (1) Thirty (30) days after by serving on or mailing to the SPOKANE, WA 99206 which is holder of any recorded junior lien For tenant-occupied property, been discharged through bank- the personal representative Personal Representative at the subject to that certain Deed of or encumbrance by paying the the purchaser shall provide a ruptcy, you may have been re- served or mailed the notice to address stated below, a copy of Trust dated 11/2/1993, recorded principal and interest, plus costs, tenant with written notice in ac- leased of personal liability for this the creditor as provided under the claim and filing the original 11/5/1993, under 9311050401 in fees and advances, if any, made cordance with RCW 61.24.060. loan in which case this letter is RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) of the claim with the Court. The Book 1511 Page 1003 records of pursuant to the terms of the ob- THIS NOTICE IS THE FINAL intended to exercise the note four months after the date of claim must be presented within SPOKANE County, Washington, ligation and/or Deed of Trust, and STEP BEFORE THE FORE- holders right’s against the real first publication of the notice. If the later of: 1) thirty days after from CAROLYN A. ERNST, AN curing all other defaults. VI. A CLOSURE SALE OF YOUR property only. THIS OFFICE IS the claim is not presented within the Personal Representative UNMARRIED PERSON, as written Notice of Default was HOME. You have only 20 DAYS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A this time frame, the claim is for- served or mailed the notice to the Grantor(s), to TICOR TITLE IN- transmitted by the Beneficiary or from the recording date of this DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION ever barred, except as otherwise creditor as provided under RCW SURANCE COMPANY, as Trust- Trustee to the Borrower and notice to pursue mediation. DO OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.020(3); or 2) four months ee, to secure an obligation in Grantor at the following NOT DELAY. CONTACT A THAT PURPOSE. As required by 11.40.060. This bar is effective after the date of first publication favor of HEGE COMPANY, INC, address(es): NAME CAROLYN HOUSING COUNSELOR OR law, you are hereby notified that as to claims against both the of the Notice. If the claim is not as Beneficiary, the beneficial in- A. ERNST, AN UNMARRIED AN ATTORNEY LICENSED IN a negative credit report reflecting decedent’s probate and nonpro- presented within this time frame, terest in which was assigned by PERSON ADDRESS 11615 WASHINGTON NOW to assess on your credit record may be bate assets. the claim is forever barred, ex- HEGE COMPANY, INC (or by its EAST MONTGOMERY DR, your situation and refer you to submitted to a credit report DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: cept as otherwise provided in successors-in-interest and/or SPOKANE, WA 99206 by both mediation if you are eligible and agency if you fail to fulfill the October 17, 2013 RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. assigns, if any), to JPMorgan first class and certified mail, proof it may help you save your home. terms of your credit obligations. PERSONAL REPRESENTA- This bar is effective as to claims Chase Bank, National Associa- of which is in the possession of See below for safe sources of Dated: JUL. 23, 2013 Quality TIVE: against both the Decedent’s pro- tion. II. No action commenced by the Trustee; and the Borrower help. SEEKING ASSISTANCE Loan Service Corp. of Washing- /s/ Arthur C. Hathaway bate and nonprobate assets. the Beneficiary of the Deed of and Grantor were personally Housing counselors and legal ton, as Trustee By: Michael ARTHUR C. HATHAWAY Date of First Publication: Trust is now pending to seek served, if applicable, with said assistance may be available at Dowell, Assistant Secretary ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL October 17, 2013 satisfaction of the obligation in written Notice of Default or the little or no cost to you. If you Trustee’s Mailing Address: Qual- REPRESENTATIVE: (Spokane County) any Court by reason of the Bor- written Notice of Default was would like assistance in deter- ity Loan Service Corp. of Wash- /s/ Jeanne J. Dawes PERSONAL REPRESENTA- rower’s or Grantor’s default on posted in a conspicuous place mining your rights and opportuni- ington C/O Quality Loan Service JEANNE J. DAWES, TIVE: SHAWNEE M. DAVIS the obligation secured by the on the real property described in ties to keep your house, you may Corp. 2141 Fifth Avenue, San WSBA #44888 DATED: September 10, 2013 Deed of Trust/Mortgage. III. The Paragraph I above, and the contact the following: The state- Diego, CA 92101 (866) 645-7711 ADDRESS FOR MAILING OR Address for Mailing or Service: default(s) for which this foreclo- Trustee has possession of proof wide foreclosure hotline for as- Trustee’s Physical Address: SERVICE: P.O. Box 638, sure is made is/are as follows: of such service or posting. These sistance and referral to housing Quality Loan Service Corp. of Gore & Grewe, P.S. Otis Orchards, WA 99207 Failure to pay when due the fol- requirements were completed as counselors recommended by the Washington 19735 10th Avenue 103 E. Indiana Avenue, Suite A October 17, 24 and 31, 2013 Thursday, October 24, 2013 Free Press Section 2 Page 7

THE COURT: October 3, 2013 BER: NOTICE OF HEARING AND PROBATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- Spokane County Superior DECLARATION OF MAILING NOTICE TO CREDITORS PUBLIC HEARING Public Hearing will be held on TIONS OF THIS NOTICE: Court IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT The City of Medical Lake will hold November 13, 2013 at 7:00 October 10, 2013 Cause number: 13401392-6 OF THE STATE OF FOR THE STATE OF a public hearing on Tuesday, p.m. The notice agent declare under DATED this 14 day of October, WASHINGTONIN AND FOR WASHINGTON IN AND FOR November 5, 2013 at 6:30 PM Public Hearing will be held to penalty of perjury under the laws 2013 THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE in the Council Chambers of City discuss the increase in revenue of the state of Washington on JULIE M. McKAY, No. 10-4-01472-3 RCW 11.40.030 Hall, located at 124 S. Lefevre for Spokane County Fire District October 3, 2013 at Spokane, WSBA #20233 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- No. 13-401351-9 Street. The purpose of this hear- #3 for the year of 2014 pursuant Washington that the foregoing Attorney for Estate TATE OF In the Matter of the Estate of ing is to receive public comment to RCW 84.55.120. is true and correct. W. 430 Indiana Ave. MARLAND G. RAY, ADOLINE T. JOHNSON, on current Expense and EMS Meeting will be held at: /s/ Chad O. LeGate Spokane, WA 99205 Deceased. Deceased. Revenue Sources and other Spokane County Fire District 3 Chad O. LeGate, THEODORE M. EVERS TO THE CLERK OF THE The Personal Representative Proposed Sources of Revenue 10 S. Presley Dr. Vice President & Senior Trust Administrator/Personal Repre- COURT AND TO: Victor Ray named below has been appoint- for the 2014 Current Expense Cheney, WA 99004 Officer sentative and his attorney Jeffrey Herbster, ed as Personal Representative of Budget and Possible Increase October 24 & 31, 2013 Washington Trust Bank, 964 N. 60th Winston & Cashatt; and to Randi this estate. Any person having a in EMS Levy Taxes and regular Welath Management & Advisory West Richland, WA 99353 Ray and his attorney Mark Mc- claim against the decedent must, Property Taxes. Services HATCH & McKAY, P.S. Craw; and to Standford Ray; and before the time the claim would Questions regarding this public Public Notice PO Box 2127 430 W. Indiana Avenue to Michael Ray. be barred by any otherwise ap- hearing should be directed to The monthly meeting of the Spokane, WA 99210-2127 Spokane, WA 99205 The undersigned has scheduled plicable statute of limitations, Doug Ross, City Administrator or Cheney Planning Commission, October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 Phone: 509-326-0973 a hearing on the Final Report and present the claim in the manner Jennifer Hough, Finance Director which meets regularly on the Fax: 509-327-0742 Petition for Distribution. as provided in RCW 11.40.070 at 565-5000. 2nd Monday of the month, will October 24, 31 and November be moved to Monday, November The hearing is scheduled for PROBATE by serving on or mailing to the October 24, 2013 7, 2013 18, 2013, beginning at 5:30 p.m., November 15, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Personal Representative or before the presiding judge the the Personal Representative’s due to the observance of the SUPERIOR COURT OF PROBATE Honorable Ellen Kalama Clark, attorney at the address stated Veterans’ Day holiday. WASHINGTON NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS at Spokane County Superior below a copy of the claim and For more information, please FOR SPOKANE COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Court, 1116 W. Broadway Ave., filing the original of the claim with contact the Cheney Planning De- (RCW 11.40.030) OF THE STATE OF OF THE STATE OF Spokane, WA 99260-0350. the court in which the probate partment, 112 Anderson Road, NO. 13-401211-3 WASHINGTON FOR WASHINGTON IN AND FOR Motions must be confirmed NO proceedings were commenced. Cheney, Washington, phone Estate of SPOKANE COUNTY THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE LATER THAN 12:00 NOON, 2 The claim must be presented 498-9240. HERMAN BRENT HONN, RCW 11.40.020, 11.40.030 (R.C.W. 11.40.010) DAYS BEFORE THE HEARING within the later of: (1) Thirty October 24, 2013 Deceased. No. 13401234-2 NO. 13401251-2 by contacting the judicial assis- days after the Personal Repre- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- In the Matter of the Estate of: tant for the assigned judge, or the sentative served or mailed the The above Court has appointed TATE GEORGE F. DETTMANN, presiding judge for cases that are notice to the creditor as provided NOTICE TO CREDITORS me as Personal Representa- OF Deceased. not assigned. under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or IN THE SUPERIOR COURT tive of Decedent’s estate. Any DONALD C. ROCKSER The undersigned has been ap- Signed: Peter E. Moye (2) four months after the date of OF THE STATE OF person having a claim against Deceased, pointed and has qualified as WSBA 2136 first publication of the notice. If WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the Decedent must present the The Personal Representative personal representative of the K&L Gates LLP the claim is not presented within THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE claim: (a) Before the time when named below has been ap- estate of the above named de- 618 W. Riverside Ave., this time frame, the claim is for- No. 13401326-8 the claim would be barred by any pointed as Personal Repre- ceased. Each person having a Ste. 300 ever barred, except as otherwise In the Matter of the Estate of: applicable statute of limitations, sentative of this estate. Any claim against the deceased must Spokane, WA 99201 provided in RCW 11.40.051 and MOLLY C. BROWN, and (b) In the manner provided person having a claim against serve the claim on the under- Phone: (509) 624-2100 11.40.060. This bar is effective Deceased. in RCW 11.40.070: (i) By filing the Decedent must, before the signed personal representative Dated: October 3, 2013 as to claims against both the The Personal Representative the original of the claim with time the claim would be barred or on the attorneys of record at DECLARATION OF MAILING decedent’s probate and nonpro- named below has been ap- the foregoing Court, and (ii) By by any otherwise applicable the address stated below and I declare under penalty of perjury, bate assets. pointed as Personal Repre- serving on or mailing to me at statute of limitations, present the must file an executed copy of according to the laws of Wash- Date of first publication: sentative of this estate. Any the address below a copy of claim in the manner as provided the claim with the clerk of the ington State, that on the date October 10, 2013 person having a claim against the claim. The claim must be in RCW 11.40.070 by serving court within four months after written below, I mailed a true and /s/ Linda K. Mulvey the decedent must, before the presented by the later of: (a) on or mailing to the Personal the date of first publication of correct copy of this Notice and LINDA K. MULVEY time the claim would be barred Thirty (30) days after I served or Representative or the Personal this notice or within four months the Final Report and Petition for Personal Representative by any otherwise applicable mailed this Notice as provided Representative’s attorney at the after the date of the filing of a Distribution with first class post- Attorney for Personal Repre- statute of limitations, present the in RCW 11.40.020(1)(c), or (b) address stated below a copy of copy of this notice with the clerk age prepaid to the persons and sentative: claim in the manner as provided Four (4) months after the date the claim and filing the original of court, whichever is the later, or addresses listed below: Karen L. Sayre, WSBA #15548 in RCW 11.40.070 by serving of first publication of this Notice. of the claim with the court. The the claim will be barred, except Dated: October 3, 2013 SAYRE & SAYRE, P.S. on or mailing to the Personal If the claim is not presented claim must be presented within under those provisions included Signed: Amy Allen Address for Mailing or Service: Representative or the Personal within this time period, the claim the later of: (1) thirty days after in RCW 11.40.011. Address: 618 W. Riverside Ave, West 201 North River Drive, Representative’s attorney at the will be forever barred except as the Personal Representative Date of filing copy of notice to Ste. 300 Suite 460 address stated below a copy of provided in RCW 11.40.051 and served or mailed the notice to the creditors: October 2, 2013 Spokane, WA 99201 Spokane, Washington the claim and filing the original 11.40.060. This bar is effec- creditor as provided under RCW Date of first publication: Mr. Mark McCraw, P.C. 99201-2262 of the claim with the Court. The tive for claims against both the 11.40.020(3); or (2) four months October 10, 2013 McCraw Gantt P.L.L.C. (509) 325-7330 claim must be presented within Decedent’s probate and non- after the date of first publication /s/ Margo L. Dettmann 1415 Harroun October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 the later of: (1) Thirty days after probate assets. of the notice. If the claim is not Margo L. Dettmann McKinney, TX 75069 the personal representative Date of First Publication of this presented within this time frame, /s/ Roy L. Hutson Attorney for Randi Ray served or mailed the notice to Notice: 10/10/13 the claim will be forever barred, Roy L. Hutson Jeffrey A. Herbster NONPROBATE the creditor as provided under Richards Law Office PPLC except as otherwise provided in Co-Personal Representatives Winston & Cashatt NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) 605 E. Holland, Suite 113 RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. C/O Neil E. Humphries, Bank of America Financial Cen- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT four months after the date of Spokane, WA 99218 This bar is effective as to claims Attorney ter OF THE STATE OF first publication of the Notice. If 509-464-2410 telephone against both the probate assets Bevan J. Maxey, 601 W. Riverside Ave., WASHINGTON FOR the claim is not presented within 509-464-2412 fax and nonprobate assets of the Attorney Suite 1900 SPOKANE COUNTY this time frame, the claim is for- October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 decedent. 421 W. Riverside Ave., Spokane, WA 99201 NO. 13401414-1 ever barred, except as otherwise DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: Ste. 830 Attorney for Victor Ray IN THE MATTER OF provided in RCW 11.40.051 and October 17, 2013 Spokane, Washington Michael Ray NONPROBATE JAMES RAY STRANGE 11.40.060. This bar is effective /s/ Sandra K. Gabriel 99201-0415 10711 N. Market St. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased as to claims against both the SANDRA GABRIEL Phone: (509) 838-4148 Mead, WA 99021 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT WASHINGTON TRUST BANK, decedent’s probate and nonpro- Personal Representative of the NEIL E. HUMPHRIES Stanford Ray OF THE STATE OF the undersigned Notice Agent, bate assets. Estate of Donald C. Rockser 421 W. Riverside Ave., 10711 N. Market St. WASHINGTON IN AND FOR has elected to give notice to DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: PREPARED BY: Suite 830 Mead, WA 99021 THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE creditors of the decedent above October 10, 2013 DOUGLAS J. BRAJCICH, P.C. Spokane, WA 99201-0415 October 24, 2013 RCW 11.42.030 named under RCW 11.42.020. /s/ Ronald D. Brown No. 13-4-01354-3 As of the date of the filing of /s/ Douglas J. Brajcich Telephone: (509) 838-4148 Ronald D. Brown, In re the Estate of: a copy of this notice with the DOUGLAS J. BRAJCICH Fax: (509) 623-1196 Personal Representative NONPROBATE BRUCE MCCLUSKEY, Clerk of this Court, the Notice Attorney for Personal Repre- October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 c/o Mayree J. Beckett, P.S. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased. Agent has no knowledge of the senative Attorney for Personal Repre- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT The notice agent named below appointment and qualification of WSBA No. 04478 sentative OF THE STATE OF has been elected to give notice a personal representative in the BRIAN G. GOSLINE, P.C. Summons(SM) 320 West Spofford WASHINGTON FOR to creditors of the above-named decedent’s estate in the state /s/ Brian G. Gosline Superior Court of Washington Spokane, WA 99205 SPOKANE COUNTY decedent. As of the date of the of Washington or of any other BRIAN G. GOSLINE County of Washington MAYREE J. BECKETT, P.S. NO. 13401339-0 filing of a copy of this notice person becoming a notice agent. Attorney for Personal Repre- No.13-3-01870-3 Attorney at Law IN THE MATTER OF with the court, the notice agent According to the records of the sentative In re the Marriage of: 320 West Spofford NICHOLAS G. STUCKY has no knowledge of any other Clerk of this Court as of 8 a.m. WSBA No. 19225 NIGISTI MESELE Spokane, WA 99205 Deceased person acting as notice agent or on the date of the filing of this Douglas J. Brajcich, P.C. Petitioner, (509) 325-8466 WASHINGTON TRUST BANK, of the appointment of a personal notice with the Clerk, no personal Suite 812 and October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 the undersigned Notice Agent, representative of the decedent’s representative of the decedent’s 601 West Main AMAN MADUM BEYENI has elected to give notice to estate in the State of Washing- estate had been appointed and Spokane, WA 99201 Respondent. creditors of the decedent above ton. According to the records of qualified and no cause number (509) 747-2002 The State of Washington to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS named under RCW 11.42.020. the court as are available on the regarding the decedent had been October 17, 24 and 31, 2013 said AMAN MADUM BEYENI: SUPERIOR COURT, As of the date of the filing of date of the filing of this notice issued to any other notice agent You are hereby summoned to STATE OF WASHINGTON, a copy of this notice with the by the Clerk of this Court under COUNTY OF SPOKANE with the court, a cause number PROBATE appear within sixty days after Clerk of this Court, the Notice RCW 11.42.010. RCW 11.40.030 regarding the decedent has not NOTICE TO CREDITORS the date of the first publication of Agent has no knowledge of the Persons having claims against No. 13401394-2 been issued to any other notice IN THE SUPERIOR COURT this summons, to wit, within sixty appointment and qualification of the decedent named above In the Matter of the Estate of agent and a personal represen- OF THE STATE OF days after the day of September a personal representative in the must, before the time the claims JAMES F. THOMPSON, tative of the decedent’s estate WASHINGTON IN AND FOR 19, 2013, and defend the above decedent’s estate in the state would be barred by any oth- Deceased. has not been appointed. THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE entitled action in the above of Washington or of any other erwise applicable statute of The Personal Representative Any person having a claim NO. 13401392-6 entitled court, and respond to person becoming a notice agent. limitations, serve their claims named below has been appoint- against the decedent must, In the Matter of the Estate the petition of the Petitioner According to the records of the on: the Notice Agent if the Notice ed as Personal Representative of before the time the claim would of NIGISTI MESELE and serve a Clerk of this Court as of 8 a.m. Agent is a resident of the state of this Estate. Any person having a be barred by any otherwise ap- HOMER O’DELL EVERS, copy of your response upon the on the date of the filing of this Washington upon whom service claim against the decedent must, plicable statute of limitations, Deceased. undersigned attorney for Peti- notice with the Clerk, no personal of all papers may be made; the before the time the claim would present the claim in the manner The Personal Representative tioner, Elizabeth Heath, at her representative of the decedent’s Non-probate Resident Agent for be barred by any otherwise ap- as provided in RCW 11.42.070 named below has been ap- office below stated; and in case estate had been appointed and the Notice Agent, if any; or the plicable statute of limitations, by serving on or mailing to the pointed as Personal Repre- of your failure so to do, judgment qualified and no cause number attorneys of record for the Notice present the claim in the manner notice agent or the notice agent’s sentative of this estate. Any will be rendered against you regarding the decedent had been Agent at the respective address as provided in RCW 11.40.070 attorney at the address stated person having a claim against according to the demand of the issued to any other notice agent in the state of Washington listed by serving on or mailing to the below a copy of the claim and the decedent must, before the Petition, which has been filed by the Clerk of this Court under below and file an executed copy Personal Representative or filing the original of the claim time the claim would be barred with the clerk of said court, to RCW 11.42.010. of the claim with the Clerk of this the Personal Representative’s with the court in which the notice by any otherwise applicable wit, the court will enter a Decree Persons having claims against Court within four months after attorney at the address stated agent’s declaration and oath statute of limitations, present the of Dissolution. the decedent named above the date of first publication of below a copy of the claim and were filed. The claim must be claim in the manner as provided Your written response to the must, before the time the claims this notice or within four months filing the original of the claim with presented within the later of: in RCW 11.40.070 by serving summons and petition must be would be barred by any oth- after the date of the filing of the the Court in which the probate (1) Thirty days after the notice on or mailing to the Personal on form: erwise applicable statute of copy of this notice with the Clerk proceedings were commenced. agent served or mailed the no- Representative or the Estate’s/ WPF DR 01.0300, Response limitations, serve their claims of the Court, whichever is later, The claim must be presented tice to the creditor as provided Personal Representative’s at- to Petition (Marriage) on: the Notice Agent if the Notice or, except under those provisions within the later of: 1) thirty (30) under RCW 11.42.020(2)(c); or torney at the addresses stated This form may be obtained by Agent is a resident of the state of included in RCW 11.42.030 or days after the Personal Repre- (2) four months after the date of below a copy of the claim and contacting the clerk of the court Washington upon whom service RCW 11.42.050, the claim will sentative served or mailed the first publication of the notice. If filing the original of the claim with at the address below, by contact- of all papers may be made; the be forever barred. This bar is notice to the creditor as provided the claim is not presented within the court in which the probate ing the Administrative Office of Non-probate Resident Agent for effective as to all assets of the under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or this time frame, the claim is for- proceedings were commenced. the Courts at (360) 705-5328, or the Notice Agent, if any; or the decedent that were subject to (2) four (4) months after the date ever barred, except as otherwise The claim must be presented from the Internet at the Washing- attorneys of record for the Notice satisfaction of the decedent’s of first publication of the notice. If provided in RCW 11.42.050 and within the later of: (1) Thirty days ton State Courts homepage: Agent at the respective address general liabilities immediately the claim is not presented within 11.42.060. This bar is effective after the Personal Rpresentative http://www.courts.wa.gov/ in the state of Washington listed before the decedent’s death this time frame, the claim is for- as to claims against both the served or mailed the notice to forms below and file an executed copy regardless of whether those ever barred, except as otherwise decedent’s probate and nonpro- the creditor as provided under This summons is issued pursu- of the claim with the Clerk of this assets are or would be assets provided in RCW 11.40.051 and bate assets. RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) ant to RCW 4.28.100 and Supe- Court within four months after of the decedent’s probate es- 11.40.060. This bar is effective Date of First Publication: four months after the date of rior Court Civil Rule 4.1 of the the date of first publication of tate or non-probate assets of as to claims against both the October 10, 2013 first publication of this notice. If state of Washington. this notice or within four months the decedent’s probate estate decedent’s probate and nonpro- The notice agent declares under the claim is not presented within Dated: August 7, 2013 after the date of the filing of the or non-probate assets of the bate assets. penalty of perjury under the this time frame, the claim is for- Elizabeth Heath, copy of this notice with the Clerk decedent. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: laws of the State of Washing- ever barred, except as otherwise WSBA # 18695 of the court, whichever is later, or, DATE OF FILING OF THIS October 24, 2013 ton on September 25, 2013, at provided in RCW 11.40.051 and Attorney for Petitioner except under those provisions NOTICE WITH THE CLERK OF /s/ Jim V. Thompson Spokane, Washington, that the 11.40.060. This bar is effective File original of your response included in RCW 11.42.030 or THE COURT: October 18, 2013 JIM V. THOMPSON foregoing is true and correct. as to claims against both the with the clerk of the court at: RCW 11.42.050, the claim will DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- Presented by: JOAN MCCLUSKEY decedent’s probate and nonpro- Spokane County Superior be forever barred. This bar is TIONS OF THIS NOTICE: STAMPER RUBENS, P.S. Notice Agent: bate assets. Court effective as to all assets of the October 24, 2013 /s/ Edward H. Turner Joan McCluskey DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: 1116 W Broadway Ave decedent that were subject to The notice agent declare under EDWARD H. TURNER Attorney for Notice Agent: October 24, 2013 Spokane WA 99260 satisfaction of the decedent’s penalty of perjury under the laws WSBA #33573 William O. Etter PERSONAL REPESENTATIVE: Serve a copy of your response general liabilities immediately of the state of Washington on Attorney for the Estate Address for Mailing or Service: Theodore M. Evers on: before the decedent’s death October 18, 2013 at Spokane, West 720 Boone, Suite 200 William O. Etter ATTORNEY FOR ESTATE: Petitioner’s Lawyer regardless of whether those Washington that the foregoing Spokane, WA 99201 Witherspoon Kelley Julie M. McKay, Elizabeth Heath assets are or would be assets is true and correct. STAMPER RUBENS P.S. 422 W. Riverside Ave., Hatch & McKay Attorney at Law P S of the decedent’s probate es- /s/ Jan Shelby AVP, RM Attorneys at Law Ste. 1100 ADDRESS FOR MAILING OR P O Box 48522 tate or non-probate assets of Notice Agent’s name (RM) 720 West Boone, Suite 200 Spokane, WA 99201 SERVICE: Spokane WA 99228 the decedent’s probate estate Washington Trust Bank, Spokane, WA 99201 Court of Notice Agent’s oath and 430 West Indiana Ave., 5719 Rear Office, or non-probate assets of the Trust Dept. PO Box 2127 Tel: (509) 326-4800 cause number: Spokane WA 99205 North Division decedent. Spokane, WA 99210-2127 Fax: (509) 326-4891 Spokane County Superior Court, COURT OF PROBATE PRO- Spokane WA 99208 DATE OF FILING OF THIS October 24, 31 and November October 24, 31 and November No. 13-4-01354-3 CEEDINGS AND CAUSE NUM- September 19, 26, October 3, 10, NOTICE WITH THE CLERK OF October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 7, 2013 17 and 24, 2013 7, 2013 Page 8 Section 2 Free Press Thursday, October 25, 2013

default on the obligation secured site: http://nwjustice.org/what- DENISE O’GRADNICK 11.40.060. This bar is effective PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS by the Deed of Trust/Mortgage. clear. If the sale is set aside for Personal Representative as to claims against both the NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT III. The default(s) for which this any reason, including if the PO Box 312, decedent’s probate and nonpro- SUPERIOR COURT OF OF THE STATE OF foreclosure is made is/are as Trustee is unable to convey title, Waitsburg, WA 99361 bate assets. WASHINGTON FOR WASHINGTON IN AND FOR follows: Failure to pay when due the Purchaser at the sale shall Presented by, DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: SPOKANE COUNTY THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE the following amounts which are be entitled only to a return of the /s/ Jeffrey R. Ropp October 24, 2013 (RCW 11.40.030) NO. 13401349-7 now in arrears: $17,472.94 IV. monies paid to the Trustee. This JEFFREY R. ROPP, Personal Representative: Case No. 13-4-01343-8 In the Matter of the Estate of: The sum owing on the obligation shall be the Purchaser’s sole and WSBA No. 16972 JoAnna L. Kuehl IN RE the Estate of WANDA J. O’NEIL secured by the Deed of Trust is: exclusive remedy. The pur- WINSTON & CASHATT, Personal Representative’s At- ISAMU LEE JORDAN, Deceased. The principal sum of $116,335.59, chaser shall have no further re- LAWYERS, torney: Roger A. Coombs Deceased. The Personal Representative together with interest as provided course against the Trustor, the a Professional Service Corpo- Address for Mailing or Service: The Personal Representative named below has been ap- in the Note from the 7/1/2011, Trustee, the Beneficiary, the ration c/o Roger A. Coombs, P.C. named below has been appointed as Personal Repre- and such other costs and fees as Beneficiary’s Agent, or the Ben- Attorneys for 200 N. Mullan Rd., Suite 219 pointed as Personal Repre- sentative of this estate. Any are provided by statute. V. The eficiary’s Attorney. If you have DENISE O’GRADNICK Spokane Valley, WA 99206 sentative of this estate. Any person having a claim against above-described real property previously been discharged Personal Representative Court of probate proceedings person having a claim against the decedent must, before the will be sold to satisfy the expense through bankruptcy, you may WINSTON & CASHATT and cause number: Spokane the Decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred of sale and the obligation se- have been released of personal A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE County Superior Court: time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable cured by the Deed of Trust as liability for this loan in which case CORPORATION No. 13401418-3 by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the provided by statute. Said sale will this letter is intended to exercise Bank of America Financial Cen- ROGER A. COOMBS, P.C. statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided be made without warranty, ex- the note holders right’s against ter Attorney and Counselor at Law claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving pressed or implied, regarding the real property only. THIS OF- 601 W. Riverside Avenue, CenterPointe Business Park in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the Personal title, possession or encumbranc- FICE IS ATTEMPTING TO COL- Suite 1900 200 N. Mullan Rd., Suite 219 on or mailing to the Personal Representative or the Personal es on 11/22/2013. The defaults LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- Spokane, Washington Spokane Valley, WA Representative or the Personal Representative’s attorney at the referred to in Paragraph III must MATION OBTAINED WILL BE 99201-0695 99206-3793 Representative’s attorney at the address stated below a copy of be cured by 11/11/2013 (11 days USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. (509) 838-6131 (509) 893-0205 address stated below a copy of the claim and filing the original before the sale date) to cause a As required by law, you are Fax: (509) 838-1416 Fax: (509) 893-0109 the claim and filing the original of the claim with the Court. The discontinuance of the sale. The hereby notified that a negative October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 October 24, 31 and November of the claim with the court. The claim must be presented within sale will be discontinued and credit report reflecting on your 7, 2013 claim must be presented within the later of: (1) Thirty days after terminated if at any time before credit record may be submitted the later of: (1) Thirty days after the personal representative 11/11/2013 (11 days before the to a credit report agency if you the Personal Representative SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION served or mailed the notice to sale) the default as set forth in fail to fulfill the terms of your PROBATE served or mailed the notice to SUPERIOR COURT, the creditor as provided under Paragraph III is cured and the credit obligations. Dated: NOTICE TO CREDITORS the creditor as provided under STATE OF WASHINGTON, RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) Trustee’s fees and costs are 07/19/2013 Quality Loan Ser- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) COUNTY OF SPOKANE four months after the date of paid. Payment must be in cash vice Corp. of Washington, as FOR THE STATE OF four months after the date of No. 2013-02-04071-3 first publication of the Notice. If or with cashiers or certified Trustee By: Michael Dowell, As- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR first publication of the notice. If SUZANNE M. BARSNESS, the claim is not presented within checks from a State or federally sistant Secretary Trustee’s Mail- THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE the claim is not presented within Personal Representative of the this time frame, the claim is for- chartered bank. The sale may be ing Address: Quality Loan Ser- RCW 11.40.030 this time frame, the claim is for- Estate of Frederick R. Hasse- ever barred, except as otherwise terminated any time after the vice Corp. of Washington C/O No. 13-401366-7 ever barred, except as otherwise broek, deceased; and SUZANNE provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 11/11/2013 (11 days before the Quality Loan Service Corp. 2141 In the Matter of the Estate of provided in RCW 11.40.051 and M. BARSNESS, Personal Repre- 11.40.060. This bar is effective sale date) and before the sale, Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA EARL E. STOWERS, 11.40.060. This bar is effective sentative of the Estate of Janette as to claims against both the by the Borrower or Grantor or the 92101 (866) 645-7711 Trustee’s Deceased. as to claims against both the L. Hassebroek, deceased. decedent’s probate and nonpro- holder of any recorded junior lien Physical Address: Quality Loan The Personal Representative decedent’s probate and nonpro- Plaintiff, bate assets. or encumbrance by paying the Service Corp. of Washington named below has been appoint- bate assets. vs. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: principal and interest, plus costs, 19735 10th Avenue NE, Suite ed as Personal Representative of DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: BERNHILL LAND ASSOCI- October 17, 2013 fees and advances, if any, made N-200 Poulsbo, WA 98370 Sale this estate. Any person having a October 10, 2013 ATES, a Washington limited /s/ M. Shanon Porter pursuant to the terms of the ob- Line: 714-730-2727 Or Login to: claim against the decedent must, PERSONAL REPRESENTA- partnership; and its unknown Shanon Porter ligation and/or Deed of Trust, and http://wa.qualityloan.com TS before the time the claim would TIVE: Rachel Michelle Jordan successors and assigns. Personal Representative curing all other defaults. VI. A No.: WA-11-485402-SH A- be barred by any otherwise ap- ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Defendant. c/o Mayree J. Beckett, P.S. written Notice of Default was 4401850 10/24/2013, plicable statute of limitations, REPRESENTATIVE: THE STATE OF WASHINGTON Attorney for Personal Repre- transmitted by the Beneficiary or 11/14/2013 present the claim in the manner Rebecca M. Magnuson, to the said Defendants, BERN- sentative Trustee to the Borrower and as provided in RCW 11.40.070 WSBA# 23917 HILL LAND ASSOCIATES and 320 West Spofford Grantor at the following by serving on or mailing to the Paukert & Troppmann, PLLC PROBATE its unknown successors and Spokane, WA 99205 address(es): NAME KRYSTAL L Personal Representative or 522 W. Riverside Avenue, NOTICE TO CREDITORS assigns: 509-325-8466 WILSON, AN UNMARRIED the Personal Representative’s Suite 560 SUPERIOR COURT OF You are hereby summoned to ap- October 17, 24 and 31, 2013 PERSON ADDRESS 1627 W attorney at the address stated Spokane, WA 99201 WASHINGTON FOR pear within sixty (60) days after KNOX AVENUE, SPOKANE, WA below a copy of the claim and October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 SPOKANE COUNTY the date of the first publication 99205-4261 by both first class NOTICE TO CREDITORS filing the original of the claim with RCW 11.40.030 of this Summons, to wit, within and certified mail, proof of which IN THE SUPERIOR COURT the court in which the probate No. 13-4-01329-2 sixty (60) days after the 17th day NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE is in the possession of the Trust- OF THE STATE OF proceedings were commenced. In Re the Estate of: of October, 2013, and defend Pursuant to the Revised Code of ee; and the Borrower and Grant- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR The claim must be presented LEILA F. STEWART the above-entitled action in the Washington 61.24, et seq. TS or were personally served, if THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE within the later of: (1) Thirty Deceased. above-entitled court, and answer No.: WA-11-485402-SH APN applicable, with said written No. 13-4-01346-2 days after the Personal Repre- The personal representative the Complaint of the Plaintiff, No.: 25124 3506 Title Order No.: Notice of Default or the written In the Matter of the Estate of: sentative served or mailed the named below has been appoint- SUZANNE M. BARSNESS, et 110571487-WA-GNO Grantor(s): Notice of Default was posted in JOSEPH A. COCHRAN, notice to the creditor as provided ed as personal representative of al, and serve a copy of your KRYSTAL L. WILSON Grantee(s): a conspicuous place on the real Deceased. under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or this estate. Any person having a answer upon the undersigned MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC property described in Paragraph The personal representative (2) four months after the date of claim against the decedent must, attorney for Plaintiff at his office REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, I above, and the Trustee has named below has been appoint- first publication of the notice. If before the time the claim would below stated; and in case of your INC., AS NOMINEE FOR ACAD- possession of proof of such ed as personal representative of the claim is not presented within be barred by any otherwise ap- failure so to do, judgment will be EMY MORTGAGE CORPORA- service or posting. These re- the estate of Joseph A. Cochran, this time frame, the claim is for- plicable statute of limitations, rendered against you according TION, A UTAH CORPORATION quirements were completed as Deceased. Any person having a ever barred, except as otherwise present the claim in the manner to the demand of the Complaint, Deed of Trust Instrument/Refer- of 4/30/2012. VII. The Trustee claim against the decedent must, provided in RCW 11.40.051 and as provided in RCW 11.40.070 which was filed with the Clerk of ence No.: 5852787 I. NOTICE whose name and address are set before the time the claim would 11.40.060. This bar is effective by serving on or mailing to the said Court on October 2, 2013. IS HEREBY GIVEN that Quality forth below will provide in writing be barred by any otherwise ap- as to claims against both the personal representative or the The basis for this action is as set Loan Service Corp. of Washing- to anyone requesting it, a state- plicable statute of limitations, decedent’s probate and nonpro- personal representative’s at- forth in Plaintiff’s Complaint filed ton, the undersigned Trustee, will ment of all costs and fees due at present the claim in the manner bate assets. torney at the address stated with said court and seeks Quiet on 11/22/2013, at 10:00 AM At any time prior to the sale. VIII. as provided in RCW 11.40.070 Date of first publication: below a copy of the claim and Title to real property described in the South entrance of the Spo- The effect of the sale will be to by serving on or mailing to the October 17, 2013 filing the original of the claim with said Complaint. kane County Courthouse, 1116 deprive the Grantor and all those personal representative or the /s/ Catherine Susan Stowers the court in which the probate DATED this 10th day of October, W. Broadway Ave., Spokane, WA who hold by, through or under the personal representative’s at- CATHERINE SUSAN STOW- proceedings were commenced. 2013. 99201 sell at public auction to the Grantor of all their interest in the torney at the addresses below ERS The claim must be presented PAINE HAMBLEN LLP highest and best bidder, payable above-described property. IX. stated a copy of the claim and Personal Representative within the later of: (1) Thirty days By: Philip S. Brooke III in the form of credit bid or cash Anyone having any objections to filing the original of the claim Attorney for Personal Repre- after the personal representative WSBA No. 4580 bid in the form of cashier’s check this sale on any grounds what- with the court. The claim must sentative: served or mailed the notice to Attorneys for Plaintiff or certified checks from federally soever will be afforded an op- be presented within the later of: Karen L. Sayre, WSBA #15548 the creditor as provided under October 17, 24, 31, November 7, or State chartered banks, at the portunity to be heard as to those (1) Thirty days after the personal SAYRE & SAYRE, P.S. *RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) 14 and 21, 2013 time of sale the following de- objections if they bring a lawsuit representative served or mailed Address for Mailing or Service: four months after the date of scribed real property, situated in to restrain the sale pursuant to the notice to the creditor as pro- West 201 North River Drive, the County of SPOKANE, State first publication of the notice. If RCW 61.24.130. Failure to bring NOTICE OF ORDINANCES vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); Suite 460 of Washington, to-wit: REAL the claim is not presented within such a lawsuit may result in a PASSED or (2) four months after the date Spokane, Washington PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY this time frame, the claim is for- waiver of any proper grounds for The following are the titles of of first publication of the notice. If 99201-2262 OF SPOKANE, STATE OF ever barred, except as otherwise invalidating the Trustee’s sale. ordinances passed by the City the claim is not presented within (509) 325-7330 WASHINGTON, DESCRIBED provided in RCW 11.40.051 and NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OR of Airway Heights City Council on this time frame, the claim is for- October 17, 24 and 31, 2013 AS FOLLOWS: PART OF LOT 6, 11.40.060. This bar is effective TENANTS - The purchaser at the the 21st day of October 2013. ever barred, except as otherwise BLOCK 41, MUZZY’S ADDI- as to claims against both the Trustee’s Sale is entitled to pos- ORDINANCE C-799 provided in RCW 11.40.051 and TION, ACCORDING TO PLAT decedent’s probate and nonpro- session of the property on the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY RCW 11.40.060. This bar is NOTICE TO CREDITORS RECORDED IN VOLUME “A” bate assets. 20th day following the sale, as COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF effective as to claims against SUPERIOR COURT, OF PLATS, PAGE 62, IN THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: against the Grantor under the AIRWAY HEIGHTS, SPOKANE both the decedent’s probate and STATE OF WASHINGTON CITY OF SPOKANE, SPOKANE October 24, 2013 deed of trust (the owner) and COUNTY, REPEALING SEC- nonprobate assets. COUNTY OF SPOKANE COUNTY, WASHINGTON, Personal Representative: anyone having an interest junior TION 175 OF CHAPTER 13.04 Date of First Publication: (RCW 11.40.030) MORE PARTICULARLY DE- DONNA MESSINGER to the deed of trust, including OF THE AIRWAY HEIGHTS MU- October 10, 2013 NO. 12-4-00641-7 SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BE- Attorney for Personal Repre- occupants who are not tenants. NICIPAL CODE AND ADDING THOMAS D. COCHRAN In the Matter of the Estate of: GINNING AT THE NORTHWEST sentative: After the 20th day following the NEW SECTION 175, ENTITLED 422 W. Riverside Avenue, ROXENE ADELE HOLMES, CORNER OF SAID LOT 6; LIN D. O’DELL, sale the purchaser has the right CONSERVATION. Summary: Suite 1100 Deceased. THENCE SOUTH ALONG THE Attorney at Law to evict occupants who are not This ordinance will make water Spokane, WA 99201 The Personal Representative WEST LINE OF SAID LOT, A Address for Mailing or Serving: tenants by summary proceed- conservation kits available to WITHERSPOON, KELLEY, named below has been appoint- DISTANCE OF 83.75 FEET; 1312 N. Monroe Street ings under Chapter 59.12 RCW. residents at no charge for one DAVENPORT& TOOLE, P.S. ed as Personal Representative THENCE EAST PARALLEL Spokane, WA 99201 For tenant-occupied property, indoor and one outdoor kit per By WILLIAM O. ETTER, of this estate. Any person having WITH THE NORTH LINE OF October 24, 31 and November the purchaser shall provide a household. WSBA #42389 a claim against the decedent SAID LOT, A DISTANCE OF 26 7, 2013 tenant with written notice in ac- ORDINANCE NO. C-804 Attorney for the Estate that arose before the decedent’s FEET; THENCE SOUTH PAR- cordance with RCW 61.24.060. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 422 W. Riverside Avenue, death must, before the time ALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE THIS NOTICE IS THE FINAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS ORDINANCE C-789 PASSED Suite 1100 the claim would be barred by OF SAID LOT, A DISTANCE OF STEP BEFORE THE FORE- SUPERIOR COURT, BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON DE- Spokane, WA 99201-0300 any otherwise applicable stat- 5.5 FEET; THENCE EAST PAR- CLOSURE SALE OF YOUR STATE OF WASHINGTON, CEMBER 17, 2012 AND ENTI- (509) 624-5265 ute of limitations, present the ALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE HOME. You have only 20 DAYS COUNTY OF SPOKANE TLED “AN ORDINANCE OF THE October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 claim in the manner as provided OF SAID LOT TO THE EAST from the recording date of this NO. 13401296-2 CITY OF AIRWAY HEIGHTS, in RCW 11.40.070 by serving LINE OF SAID LOT; THENCE notice to pursue mediation. DO In the Matter of the Estate of: WASHINGTON ADOPTING THE on or mailing to the Personal NORTH ALONG THE EAST PROBATE NOT DELAY. CONTACT A DONALD LEO DUNCAN, BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL Representative or the personal LINE OF SAID LOT TO THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS HOUSING COUNSELOR OR Deceased. YEAR ENDING DECEMBER representative’s attorney at the NORTHEAST CORNER OF SUPERIOR COURT, AN ATTORNEY LICENSED IN The Personal Representative 31, 2013.” Summary: This or- address stated below a copy of SAID LOT; THENCE WEST STATE OF WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON NOW to assess named below has been ap- dinance amends the budgets of the claim and filing the original ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF COUNTY OF SPOKANE your situation and refer you to pointed as Personal Represen- the Current Expense fund, Street of the claim with the Court. The SAID LOT TO THE PLACE OF No. 13401418-3 mediation if you are eligible and tative of this Estate. Any person fund, Park Reserve fund, Police claim must be presented within BEGINNING. More commonly In re the Estate of: it may help you save your home. having a claim against the de- Reserve fund, Criminal Justice the later of: (a) Thirty days after known as: 1627 W KNOX AVE- KLAUS O. KUEHL, See below for safe sources of ceased must, before the time fund, Water-Sewer fund, Water- the personal representative NUE, SPOKANE, WA 99205- Deceased. help. SEEKING ASSISTANCE the claim would be barred by any Sewer Capital Development served or mailed the notice to the 4261 which is subject to that The personal representative Housing counselors and legal otherwise applicable statute of fund, AWRF Construction fund, creditor as provided under RCW certain Deed of Trust dated named below has been ap- assistance may be available at limitations, present the claim in Water-Sewer Debt fund, and 11.40.020(3); or (b) four months 11/16/2009, recorded 11/18/2009, pointed personal representative little or no cost to you. If you the manner as provided by RCW Sewer Capacity Reserve fund. after the date of first publication under 5852787 records of SPO- of this estate. Any person having would like assistance in deter- 11.40.070 by serving or mailing ORDINANCE NO. C-806 of the notice. If the claim is not KANE County, Washington, from a claim against the deceased mining your rights and opportuni- to the Personal Representative AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY presented within this time frame, KRYSTAL L WILSON , AN UN- person must, before the time ties to keep your house, you may or the Personal Representative’s OF AIRWAY HEIGHTS, WASH- the claim will be forever barred, M A R R I E D P E R S O N , a s such claim would be barred by contact the following: The state- attorney at the address stated INGTON CREATING THE WA- except as otherwise provided in Grantor(s), to PACIFIC NORTH- any otherwise applicable statute wide foreclosure hotline for as- below a copy of the claim and TER AND SEWER REVENUE RCW 11.40.020 and 11.40.060. WEST TITLE COMPANY OF of limitations, present the claim sistance and referral to housing filing the original of the claim BONDS RESERVE FUND; This bar is effective as to claims SPOKANE, INC., as Trustee, to in the manner as provided in counselors recommended by the with the court. The claim must ADDING A NEW CHAPTER against both the decedent’s pro- secure an obligation in favor of R.C.W. 11.40.070 by serving on Housing Finance Commission: be presented within the later of: 3.73 ENTITLED “WATER AND bate and nonprobate assets. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC or mailing to the below named Toll-free: 1-877-894-HOME (1- (1) Thirty days after the Personal SEWER REVENUE BONDS Date of First Publication: REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, personal representative or the 877-894-4663) or Web site: Representative served or mailed RESERVE FUND”; SETTING October 10, 2013 INC., AS NOMINEE FOR ACAD- personal representative’s at- http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum- the Notice to the creditor as pro- FORTH THE SOURCE OF Personal Representative: EMY MORTGAGE CORPORA- torney at the address stated ers/homeownership/post_pur- vided under RCW 11.40.020(3; MONEYS RECEIVED, THE USE PATRICK HOLMES TION, A UTAH CORPORATION, below a copy of the claim and chase_counselors_foreclosure. or (2) Four months after the date OF MONEY EXPENDED; AND Attorney for Personal Repre- as Beneficiary, the beneficial in- filing the original of the claim with htm. The United States Depart- of first publication of the Notice. If OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY sentative: terest in which was assigned by the court in which the probate ment of Housing and Urban the claim is not presented within RELATED THERETO. Sum- CAROL J. HUNTER MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC proceedings were commenced. Development: Toll-free: 1-800- this time frame, the claim is for- mary: This ordinance estab- Address for Mailing or Service: REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, The claim must be presented 569-4287 or National Web Site: ever barred, except as otherwise lishes a new fund to provide for Eymann Allison Hunter Jones INC., AS NOMINEE FOR ACAD- within the later of: (1) Thirty days http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/ provided in RCW 11.40.051 and a Debt Service Reserve for the P.S. EMY MORTGAGE CORPORA- after the personal representative HUD or for Local counseling 11.40.060. This bar is effective Water-Sewer Revenue Bonds, 2208 West Second Avenue TION, A UTAH CORPORATION served or mailed the notice to agencies in Washington: http:// as to claims against both the Series, 2013A. Spokane, WA 99201-5417 (or by its successors-in-interest the creditor as provided under www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/ decedent’s probate and non- The ordinances may be viewed (509) 747-0101 and/or assigns, if any), to Wells R.C.W. 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListAction probate assets. in their entirety at the City of Air- EYMANN ALLISON HUNTER Fargo Bank, NA. II. No action four months after the date of =searchandsearchstate=WAand DATE OF FILING OF NOTICE way Heights, 1208 S Lundstrom JONES P.S. commenced by the Beneficiary first publication of the notice. If filterSvc=dfc The statewide civil TO CREDITORS with Clerk of St., Airway Heights, WA during 2208 W. Second Avenue of the Deed of Trust is now pend- the claim is not presented within legal aid hotline for assistance Court: September 23, 2013 normal business hours. The full Spokane, WA 99201-5417 ing to seek satisfaction of the this time frame, the claim is for- and referrals to other housing DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- text of the ordinances will be Telephone: (509) 747-0101 obligation in any Court by reason ever barred, except as otherwise counselors and attorneys: Tele- TION: October 10, 2013. mailed upon request. Fax: (509) 458-5977 of the Borrower’s or Grantor’s provided in RCW 11.40.051 and phone: 1-800-606-4819 or Web /s/ Denise O’Gradnick, October 24, 2013 October 10, 17 and 24, 2013 Thursday, October 24, 2013 Free Press Section 2 Page 9

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Persons having The Personal Representative FULL SIZE sliding glass door, vÕÃi`¶ÊÊ ÌÊÃÕÀiÊÜ >ÌÊÌÊLiiÛi¶ claims against the deceased named below has been appoint- great shape, you haul. 280-8844. / iÊVÌÀLÕÌÃÊÃ«i>ÊvÀÊÌ iÃiÛiÃ must, prior to the time such ed as Personal Representative of 4S-10/24-11/6 9 -Êr££]äääÊ«ÕÃÊ`Û`Õ>ÃÊvÀÊ>VÀÃÃÊ OCT. 26-27, 9-4. LOTS of stuff for claims would be barred by any this estate. Any person having a COMPOST FAIR, Oct. 26, Finch ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ7>Ã }ÌÊ-Ì>ÌiÊÊ>Û}°ÊfÓxÊi>V sale! Guy stuff, girl stuff, collector otherwise applicable statute of claim against the decedent must, Arboretum, 11-2. Prove Spokane "ÊrÊÊviÜÊ>À}iÊVÀ«À>ÌiÊ`ÀÃÊvÀÊÕÌÃ`iÊ stuff, craft stuff, Christmas stuff, limitations, serve their claims on before the time the claim would County residency - free compost kid stuff, decorating stuff, stuff you ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ7>Ã }ÌÊÌ >ÌÊÜÕ`Ê«ÀvÌÊ >`ÃiÞÊ the Personal Representative or be barred by any otherwise ap- bin. want & stuff you didn’t even know the attorney of record at the ad- plicable statute of limitations, 4B-10/23-10/25 ÊÊÊÊÊÊvÀÊii«}Ê "ÃÊ ``iÊÊÕÀÊv` you wanted. Prices are cheap & dress stated below and file an present the claim in the manner the garage is warm. 706 N. Craig executed copy of the claim with as provided in RCW 11.40.070 BLUE HEELER/JACK RUSSELL Ê Ê Ê Ê Rd., just out of Airway Heights. the Clerk of this Court within four by serving on or mailing to the mix puppies, 9 wks. old, all fe- Ì½Ã "ÕÀÊ,/ /" "7 Watch for signs. males. Also, 1 yr. old female Blue/ 13L-10/23-10/25 months after the date of first pub- Personal Representative or * - Ê6"/ Ê9 -Ê" ÊxÓÓ Jack mix. To good homes only! lication of this Notice or within the Personal Representative’s 509-385-2329. *>`ÊvÀÊLÞÊÊ "ÊÜ>ÀiiÃÃÊÀÕ«]Ê ÝÊÓÎ£]Ê-iµÕ]Ê7ÊnÎnÓ VENDORS WANTED for our 7th four months after the filing of the attorney at the address stated 4H-10/23-11/1 ÊÊ annual Hollyfaire Arts & Crafts copy of this Notice with the Clerk below a copy of the claim and Show at Lake City Assembly of of the Court, whichever is later, filing the original of the claim with SCRAP WOOD - You load & haul. God in Medical Lake November or except under those provisions the court in which the probate 244-9586. 4N-10/23-11/1 REARDAN-EDWALL School Dis- 9th from 9-4. If you are interested included in R.C.W. 11.40.011 or proceedings were commenced. DIVORCE $155. $175 WITH trict is advertising for a general children. No court appearances. call 509-299-3139. R.C.W. 11.40.013, the claim will The claim must be presented 13L-10/9-10/31 TYLER GRANGE #610 Annual para-pro. Visit our website at www. Complete preparation. Includes, be forever barred. within the later of: (1) Thirty Harvest Dinner. Nov. 2nd, 6pm. reardan.net under human resourc- custody, support, property division DATE OF FILING OF NOTICE days after the Personal Repre- Main dish provided & baked goods es for more information. Position and bills. BBB member. (503)772- 15 Computers TO CREDITORS with Clerk of sentative served or mailed the auction. closes Nov. 4, 2013. 5295. www.paralegalalternatives. the Court: October 10, 2013 notice to the creditor as provided 4P-10/23-10/25 9R-10/24-10/31(DVPT) com. [email protected]. TAYLOR COMPUTING - PC Con- DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or 10-10/24-10/30W sulting and Mobile Repair. 24 October 17, 2013 (2) four months after the date of 6 YR. OLD spayed female indoor OWNER OPERATOR dedicat- cat. Black/grey stripes. Very loving! years experience $30/hr; flexible /s/ Diane Lamb first publication of the notice. If ed home weekly! Solos up to ADVERTISE YOUR business in To good home w/no other animals. pricing. Dependable-tenacious. DIANE LAMB the claim is not presented within $175,000/year. Sign-on bonus! our Business and Service direc- 509-251-1350. 509-280-9198. Teams up to $350,000/year. tory. It’s an efficient and cost-effec- 15T-10/25-TFN Personal Representative this time frame, the claim is for- 4S-10/17-10/30 $5,000 sign-on bonus. Forward tive way to reach new customers Address: ever barred, except as otherwise Air 888-652-5611. every week. Call 235-6184 today PC REPAIR & Networking. 25 yrs. 543 E. Heroy Avenue provided in RCW 11.40.051 and SOAKER HOSES. 456-7628. 9-10/24-10/30W 4J-10/16-10/25 for help in placing your ad. ** experience & reasonable rates. Spokane, WA 99207 11.40.060. This bar is effective 10-TFX DRIVERS -- TIRED of being gone? Businesses get first hour free. Presented by: as to claims against both the USE THE CHENEY FREE PRESS We get you home! Call Haney Used pc’s & laptops. Call John /s/ Frank Malone decedent’s probate and nonpro- FREE COLUMN. If you have Truck Line one of the best NW 12 Youth Employment 509-991--6772. * FRANK MALONE, bate assets. something to give away - pets, 15O-10/14-TFN heavy haul carriers. Great pay/ WSBA # 15121 Date of first publication: household items, leftover garage benefits package. 1-888-414-4467 IF YOU’RE under the age of 18 Attorney for Estate and Personal October 17, 2013 sale items, whatever. Advertise or www.gohaney.com. and looking for a job, try advertis- Representative /s/ Carol Ann Morrison them in our classified column 20 Miscellaneous 9-10/24-10/30W ing in the youth employment sec- MALONE LAW OFFICE CAROL ANN MORRISON FREE! We’ll run your ad two con- tion of the classified ads. There is 1616 West Wellesley Avenue, Personal Representative secutive weeks at NO CHARGE. SAWMILLS FROM only $4897 -- AIRWAY HEIGHTS company no charge to youths to place their Suite B Attorney for Personal Repre- (Limit 15 words or less.) Call 235- hiring motivated delivery and Make and save money with your ad if under the age of 18. own bandmill. Cut lumber any Spokane, WA 99205 sentative: 6184 Mon. - Fri., 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. warehouse personnel, must have 12C-TFX (509) 325-2201 Karen L. Sayre, WSBA #15548 We reserve the right to edit copy clean driving record, able to pass dimension. In stock ready to ship. Free info/DVD: www.Norwood- Fax (509) 326-7426 SAYRE & SAYRE, P.S. as necessary. ** a background check and provide 4C-TFX Sawmills.com 1-800-578-1363 October 17, 24 and 31, 2013 Address for Mailing or Service: a clean UA, pay DOE, call 509- FOR SALE Ext. 300N. West 201 North River Drive, 251-9260. 20-10/24-10/30W ***PLEASE SCREEN inquiries on 9L-10/16-11/1+SVNH(DVPT) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Suite 460 your pets thoroughly prior to giv- 13 Rummage/Garage/ FIREWOOD, $25. You haul. SUPERIOR COURT, Spokane, Washington ing to a new home. Some people GORDON TRUCKING, Inc. CDL-A Yard/Bazaar Cheney. 294-0515. 20G-10/24-11/13 STATE OF WASHINGTON, 99201-2262 may not have your animal’s best drivers needed! A better carrier. A (509) 325-7330 interest at heart.*** better career. Up to $1500 sign HOLIDAY BAZAAR & Luncheon COUNTY OF SPOKANE 4C-2/21-TFX ALL NATURAL, corn fed, black RCW 11.40.030 October 17, 24 and 31, 2013 on bonus! Dedicated fleet option - Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Sat. Nov. 2nd, from 9am-3pm. angus, locker beef. $2.30/lb. No. 13401337-3 home weekly available in some hanging weight. Crazy J Ranch, ***PLEASE NOTE:***All ads in this Featuring home baked goods, In the Matter of the Estate of areas. EOE. Call 7 days/week! 979-1230. section should be absolutely free hand-crafted items and White GERALD E. KAMPA, CLASSIFIED ADS 866-725-9669. 20C-10/16-11/1 - no hidden costs - notify us if this 9-10/24-10/30W Elephant items. Enter to win a Deceased. *FREE ADS SUBJECT TO SPACE AVAILABILITY does not apply!!!! “Family Night Basket” or Holiday $600 - GIBSON 1948 JOHN The Administrator named below 4C-4/15-TFX ANNOUNCEMENTS DRIVERS -- WHETHER you have quilt. Lunch is served from 11am to DEERE tractor. Ideal for orchard- has been appointed as Admin- 1 Card of Thanks experience or need training, we 2pm. 639 Elm St., next to Cheney ists, w/grass side cutter & plenty istrator of this Estate. Any per- * 2 Found * 3 Lost offer unbeatable career opportu- Medical Center. Funds matched by accessories, a collectible! Gear son having a claim against the * 4 Free 6 Notices nities. Trainee, company driver, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. teeth need rebuilt, you weld? decedent must, before the time 5 Photography lease operator, lease trainers. $450 - Both new, never used toilet 6 Notices 13H-10/16-11/1 the claim would be barred by any 7 Personals SPOKANE VALLEY Coin- & (877)369-7105 centraldrivingjobs. with AC/DC & Sun Mar compos- otherwise applicable statute of 8 Wanted Stamp Show, Tenter Place, 2426 com. BAZAAR, BAKE sale and raffle - ter. $250 - 8’ fiberglass canopy limitations, present the claim in EMPLOYMENT N. Discovery Place. Oct. 26 & 27, 9-10/24-10/30W St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 625 C w/sunroof & slider windows. $20 the manner as provided in RCW 9 Help Wanted 10am-4pm. Admission $2, infor- Street, Cheney. November 2, 2013 - (8) 3’x7’ windows. $15 - Patio 10 Services NOTICE TO want ad users: When 9am-2pm. Raffles for hand-made 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- 11 Childcare mation: 509-595-0435. swing w/top, needs reupholstered, 6T-10/17-10/25+SVNH responding to Blind Dept. # in ing to the Administrator or the * 12 Youth Employment quilt and hand-knit shawl. Addi- comes w/cushions. $1 - small win- FOR SALE care of this newspaper, please tional information 624-8400. Administrator’s attorney at the 13-10/23-11-1 dows, inquire. 509-499-6892. * 13 Garage/Yard/Rum/Baz. MALDEN-PINE City Gun Club address your replies to Dept. ...., 20G-10/9-10/24 address stated below a copy of 14 Estate Sales meat shoot. Oct. 27th, 9am. $30 c/o Cheney Free Press, P.O. Box the claim and filing the original of 15 Computers 16 Appliances 5-punch shoot card, guaranteed 218, Cheney, WA 99004. ** the claim with the Court in which 17 Furniture price. Singles, wobbles & games. 9C-TFX the probate proceedings were 18 Antiques Prizes: turkey, ham & bacon. Mike 19 Musical Instruments commenced. The claim must be 20 Miscellaneous Kopple, 509-523-6350. 6K-10/17-10/25 10 Services presented within the later of: 1) 21 Pets thirty (30) days after the Adminis- 22 Livestock 23 Farm Equipment YOU HAVE a man cave or just trator served or mailed the notice CELEBRATE RECOVERY; where REAL ESTATE starting one. A must see at Pamela you can find healing from Hurts, to the creditor as provided under SHARED HOUSING Ann’s Zaney Boutique. Open Fri. & Hang-ups & Habits. Please join RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four 24 Rooms for Rent Sun. 10-5. Come see us! Across us in working together, with God’s (4) months after the date of first 25 Roommates FOR RENT from the castle in Medical Lake. word, on our journey toward whole- publication of the notice. If the 26 Apartments 6T-10/10-10/30 ness. Tuesdays @ 6:30pm. Cross- claim is not presented within 27 Duplexes, Triplexes roads Christian Fellowship, S. 28 Houses BILL THE $18 painter will paint the this time frame, the claim is for- 1118 King Street, Airway Heights. 29 Manufactured Hms & Lots outside of a standard split-level ever barred, except as otherwise 30 Housing Wanted 10C-10/-TFN(11/28) provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 31 Senior Housing house for $895 - unusual siding 11.40.060. This bar is effective FOR SALE or wood windows extra. Paint all SHAY’S HOUSECLEANING Co. 32 Manufactured Hms & Lots or part of any kind of house or as to claims against both the has rare opening for new client. 30 33 Homes building, no spraying, popcorn decedent’s probate and nonpro- 34 Wanted years experience. Excellent local 35 Residential Acreage/Land ceilings, mobile ceilings, cabinets, references. Call Shay at 217-5680 bate assets. 36 Recreational Land walls, and woodwork. Inside or for details. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: COMMERCIAL RENT/SALE outside, free estimates, 235-2653 10H-9/25-TFN October 10, 2013 37 Commercial Properties 38 Storage Space or 509-214-2621. * 6M-6/21-TFN /s/ John Jack C. Kampa 39 Investments FREE ESTIMATE. Windows, sid- JOHN “JACK” C. KAMPA 40 Financial ing, roofing, painting. General con- Presented by: 41 Business Opportunity ANNOUNCE YOUR festival for tractor. WA Lic. JMJEAMJ880M3. STAMPER RUBENS, P.S. VEHICLES only pennies. Four weeks to 2.7 509-496-5807. 42 4x4’s million readers statewide for about 10J-9/4-TFN+SVNH+DVPT By: /s/ Allan L. Rubens 43 Autos $1,200. Call this newspaper or ALAN L. RUBENS 44 Trucks 45 Motorcycles 1(206)634-3838 for more details. JUSTIN’S JUNK Hauling, licensed WSBA #12239 46 Recreational Equipment 6-10/24-10/30W and insured, let me clean up your Attorney for Estate property, yard waste, garbage, STAMPER RUBENS P.S. GETTING MARRIED? For your scrap metal, farm machinery. 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Call John, 235- and support before and during ence preferred but not necessary. 6612, Cheney. Lauren’s service, as well as Bar- 10J-2/3-TFN Given If interested please stop by Cheney bara Boots and Bonnie Weller for Real Estate Management located coordinating meals for our family. RAY McELFISH, tree specialist. at 1827 First St. in Cheney or just We would also like to extend our Expert pruning & removals by Week call our office at (509)235-5000. appreciation to those who made qualified personnel. Certified only a certain num- Equal Opportunity Employer. arborist on staff. 509-624-2172. donations to Hospice of Spokane 9F-1/9-TFN in Lauren’s memory. As upsetting TREES1*035JC*. ber of people need 10Mc-6/25-TFN your product or as this time has been, it has been a tremendous comfort to know we service. They come have had the care and support into the market as from so many wonderful friends of Lauren and the family. Joan their needs arise. 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KEROHEAT PORTABLE kerosene 27 Duplexes/Triplexes STUDDED TIRES - 225/60R-16 heater. 22,000 btu per hr. Never COMMERCIAL 98T Wintercat XT. Used 2 sea- used. 235-8700. sons, sell for $500. 235-1553. 20K-10/23-10/25 MEDICAL LAKE Fourplex. 3 43B-10/24-11/6+SVNH+DVPT bdrm., 1 1/2 ba., washer/dryer, RENT/SALE REACH 93 community newspa- range, fridge, dishwasher, carport. 2002 BLACK VW Passat Wag- pers in Washington State by plac- No pets, smoke free, w/s/g paid. 37 Commercial Properties on, automatic V6 4motion AWD, ing a WNPA ad with us. Cheney $730 + dep. 509-299-3894. 70,000 miles, leather, Bluetooth, 27Z-8/29-TFN Free Press, 235-6184. ** COMMERCIAL SPACE 1200 sq. ft. $10,000. 509-370-8665. 20-TFX HOMES ON ACREAGE INVESTMENT/COMMERCIAL 43H-10/17-10/30+SVNH+DVPT F & M/Banner Bank business area. 20504 W. Watt Rd-$359,000-Brad/Shirl 28 Homes 1500 Blk W. SR 904, Cheney-5 acres-$524,000-Bev Call Dr. Collins, 235-8451. * 44 Trucks 22 Livestock 11412 S. Chalet Dr - $350,000 - Debbie 1500 S. Russell, A.H.-old bowling alley$400,000-Benji 37C-10/10-TFN 211 N. Christensen-$269,000-Benji 421 2nd St, Cheney – 2 comm. spaces, $356,000-Benji SMALL 1 BDRM., w/yard, good 26801 W. Drumheller - $161,000-Bev 38 Storage Space ‘96 FORD RANGER extended cab WANTED: CATTLE pasture for neighborhood, $375 p/mth., w/s/g 422 4th St, Cheney –Fourplex- $235,000 – Bev 34507 S. Old Hwy 195-$160,000-Brad pickup, 2-wheel drive, new clutch, 25-50 pair. 509-523-4210. included. Available 11/1. Terry, 19 3rd St, Cheney – 2 rental units- $205,000 - Benji $1995. 509-999-9239. 22A-10/9-10/25 24805 S.Columbia Basin-$153,500-Bev NON-COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 509-710-4445 or 509-869-9628. 37624 S. Old Hwy 195 – shop-$199,900 – Bev 44P-10/16-10/25+SVNH+DVPT 28H-10/24-11/13 23217 S. Cross-MH,4+ ac-$129,900-Benji 722 4th St, Cheney – 3 rental units-$177,000 – Benji - Shop for rent in Cheney @ 504 NEED LIVESTOCK hauled? Go- G St. 35’ x 35’. 2 car doors/1 RV 17715 W. Bowie Rd - $69,900 – Bev 304 Vine, Cheney-2 rental houses- $129,900 - Bev 46 Recreational Equipment ing to Stockland every week. COTTAGE FOR rent 8 miles west door, 10’w x 14’ tall. Build to suit: LAKE PROPERTY 115 College Ave, Cheney-3 apts-$125,000 - Benji (509)981-5160. of Cheney off Watt Rd. Steep Amber Lk -102 ac-$514,500-Benji Either use as an inside storage 2009 BAJA SC 150, only 1630 22P-9/12-TFN stairs to 1 bdrm. $350 includes w/gravel floor, $250/mo. or we will S. Weisman Rd-2 lots-$79,900-Bev OUT OF CHENEY mi. Gets over 50 mi. p/gal. Has all utilities. Close to our home. Must put in concrete floor for $400/mo. 36402 Bunkers Landing-MFH, $75,000-Brad Medical Lk-415 Prentis-$115,000-Bev bells & whistles/everything works. have good personal references. w/lease through June 30. Longer 16228 Everglade-2 bd, view, $55,000-Bev Great transportation on base or REAL ESTATE 509-235-8952. Malden-205 SE Aerie-$110,000-Benji lease available. Kim, 509-385- 28H-10/24-11/13 to school. Runs excellent, very BRAD FOIEN ...... 599-1917 DEE MALHOTRA ...... 869-8289 7537. well taken care of. $1100, 509- SHIRLEY FOIEN ...... 995-2979 LARRY PILCHER ...... 991-4631 38G-10/16-11/1 FOR RENT SUNSET HILL - 4 bdrm./2 ba. 2 993-5105. BEV HEIDECKER ...... 990-1809 DEBBIE THAUT ...... 270-1179 46P-10/17-11/6 large family rooms w/fireplace, 40 Financial 26 Apartments BENJI ESTRELLADO ....990-9221 garage, gas, no smoking/pets. WEST PLAINS Motorcycle & ATV Close to FAFB and SFCC. Credit 1823 FIRST STREET, CHENEY, WA • 509-235-6191 LOCAL PRIVATE investor loans - Service & repair. Full service FURNISHED - Medical Lake checked. $1100/mo. 509-747- cheneyrealty.com • Craig’s List • email: [email protected] money on real estate equity. I loan shop. Tires mount & balanced. studio-1 bedroom, utilities/cable 9114. on houses, raw land, commercial 28-10/24-10/30 509-299-7857. included. Off-street parking. No property and property develop- 46H-10/9-10/25 Pets! $425.00+ 509-299-5555. ment. 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Annie Finer, John L. $465 to $575 244-2193. 3 bedroom, 3 bath Scott, 509-939-7766. 29V-10/23-11/8 33F-10/16-11/1 Security Deposit $300 with 2 car garage 3 BDRM., 2 BA., double-wide, 35 Residential Acreage/ • Screening Required $825; 1 bdrm., all utilities, $450. Call Dan today! Land • Water & Garbage Included 2 bdrm., $500. No pets. Airway Jerry Hilton – 235-4494 in rental prices Pat Isbell – 995-0239 Heights & Medical Lake. 244- 23.6 ACRES, SMALL house, Dan Hilton – 998-0889 • Air conditioning/ 4299/939-3330. 14x70 trailer, water & electric- 29W-2/27-TFN 712 First • Cheney baseboard heating ity, needs lots of work $100,000. • Seasonal Pool and Sauna 235-8484 235-5833. • Lounge Area FOR SALE 35P-10/16-11/1 • Laundry Facility • Playground 33 Homes • BBQ areas • We also have apartments near $215,000 W/3% FOR BUYER or Spokane Community College realtor. 4 bdrm., 1 3/4 ba., duplex zoned. 35x35 2-story garage, 1 • No obligation waiting list block from EWU. Gas furnace, new 1 1st Month Rent /2 Price sewer, 2 fireplaces, downstairs re- with a 12 Month Lease modeled. Outside being repaired, painted & landscaped. 504 G St. 509-235-8300 For appt., 509-385-7537. (Office) 33G-10/23-11/8 509-995-2268 HOUSE FOR sale: 3 bedroom, (Jolee Clark) two bath house for sale in Cheney at 509 Princeton, nice landscaping with underground sprinklers. $160,000. 509-954-0158. www.willowwoodvillage.com 33-10/17-10/30

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It is estimated that America is cost to the veterans. Volunteers losing 1,000–1,200 WWII veter- act as guardians on the trips to ans per day. Time is not on our Washington D.C. and ensure Ways To Donate Inland Northwest side and there is a great deal of that the veterans have a safe urgency to raise the necessary and enjoyable trip. Top prior- 1. Make a donation with funds to take our heroes to see ity is given to our most senior PayPal (see our website at their memorials. Nationally, the heroes–survivors of WWII and www.inwhonorflight.org) Honor Flight Network has a any veteran with a terminal ill- 2. Send donations to: substantial waiting list, and it is ness who wishes to visit their INW Honor Flight up to the regional hubs to plan memorial. The program will HHonoronor 608 W. 2nd, Suite 309 and execute trips for veterans naturally transition to the Ko- Spokane, WA 99201-4430 from each area. Up until May of rean War, Vietnam War and all 2009, the Northwest region did other veterans who served, on a Honor Flight relies on the tax deductible not have an Honor Flight hub. chronological basis. donations from caring citizens to cover the Flight cost for these trips; veterans do not pay From November of 2009 to No- Trips are simply not possible any part of the costs themselves. Sponsor- vember 2010, our hub took 240 without public support. Prior ship from local businesses is also welcome. veterans to Washington D.C. to the Honor Flight Network, We try to recognize those businesses that and there is already a waiting many veterans had given up all provide support so that the rest of the community may appreciate their generosity. list of another 250 local veterans hope of ever seeing the Word Inland Northwest Honor Flight’s mission is to transport waiting to go this year. Inland War II Memorial. Now they Depending on the price of airline tickets at Inland Northwest war veterans Northwest Honor Flight relies have hope, but time is not on any given time, it costs approximately $700 to Washington D.C. to visit those memorials per vet for the trip. Our goal is to take as on your tax deductible dona- our side. The time to act is now! many veterans as possible to Washington dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices. tions to ensure that these men We truly believe that the service D.C. this year, traveling once a month, and women are able to see the of our WWII vets and their sac- April through November. memorials to their service and rifices saved the world from op- For more information visit us at: sacrifices. pression and tyranny, and this www.inwhonorflight.org Support for these trips is pro- is our very small way of saying, vided by volunteers and is at no “Thank You.” Please help us honor our oldest heroes... those of our greatest generation Page 12 Section 2 Free Press Thursday, October 24, 2013