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Wednesday, August 21, 2019 $1 TheThe ChronicleChronicle thechronicleonline.com Serving Columbia County since 1881 Former SHHS teacher sentenced to over 4 years in prison for sex abuse

Julie Thompson/The Chronicle New South Columbia County Chamber of Commerce director, Chrissy Marquardt. New chamber director steps up

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New South Columbia County Chamber of Commerce director, Chrissy Marquardt, is a self- professed island girl from Jamaica living on a farm in Scappoose. She comes to the chamber after running her own design and consulting busi- ness, Scappoose Web Design, for the past seven years. “I’m very passionate about small business,” Marquardt said. She speaks quickly and punctuates her sentences with enthusiasm. “I be- Julie Thompson/The Chronicle lieve that an economy changes and Kyle Jarred Wroblewski, 45, alongside attorney David T. McDonald. progresses through small business had shown a consistent pattern of made to his behavior, which could these instances took place a decade and not necessarily the govern- JULIE THOMPSON sexually predatory behavior and result in disciplinary action. How- prior to the charges Wroblewski ment.” [email protected] repeatedly engaged in sexually in- ever, the state argued, a year later stood accused of, they represented Chamber board director Hope appropriate conduct with other stu- in April of 2009, Wroblewski was the “defendant has engaged in Wirta said Marquardt was tapped A former St. Helens High School dents, as well. The court’s attention again admonished by the school for grooming, pushing limits and using for the position following previous teacher and coach was sentenced to was directed to “Exhibit 1” in the similar behavior and suspended. his position to access and victimize director Simon Date’s exit because 50 months in prison on six counts state’s sentencing memorandum, in In the memorandum, the state this community for years.” she showed up to the interview and of second-degree sexual abuse for basically told them what direction which Wroblewski was admonished said of particular note is the portion The state said Wroblewski’s an inappropriate relationship with a by the school for inappropriate of the school’s response to Wro- relationship with the teen began in they needed to take. 17-year-old girl, which he pleaded “We chose her because when behavior in a conference summary blewski’s grievance, which states: October of 2017 when they began guilty to in July. letter. “The punishment fits the infraction. running together, after the victim we interviewed her, she wasn’t just Kyle Jarred Wroblewski, 45, looking for a job. She already un- The letter, dated April 28, You have been guilty of serious had reached out professing trouble appeared before Judge Ted Grove 2008 and signed by then Assistant misconduct; as indicated above, sleeping and struggles with de- derstood, and she was already kind on Monday, August 19 for sentenc- of doing the job in her own capac- Principal Joanna Rau, notes several your conduct constitutes sexual ha- pression. The state alleged several ing, alongside his attorney, David T. incidents that were discussed with rassment of students. Your behavior instances of sexual misconduct, ity,” Wirta said. “She was connected McDonald. with everybody in the community. Wroblewski, including “smelling is strictly forbidden by state and including intercourse, happened on The state, through District At- girls and referring to their ‘deli- federal law as well as the District’s school grounds, and continued for She was all about the chamber.” torney Jeff Auxier, recommended Marquardt said she joined the cious’ perfume,” helping a female policies.” over a year. 90 months in prison arguing that student stretch out at the track, At that time in 2009, Wroblews- Additionally, Auxier said that chamber when it was still under the Wroblewski has repeatedly dem- direction of another director, prior running his hands through girls’ ki was again given another list of Wroblewski had given special to Date, but at that time she wasn’t onstrated that he is unwilling or hair, giving shoulder massages, and expectations from the school dis- treatment to a friend of the victim’s getting out of it what she needed as unable to exercise self-control and behaving in a manner that students trict, including that he would have who knew about the inappropriate a small business owner. It wasn’t targeted vulnerable victims from his referred to as “too touchy.” no physical contact with students relationship – giving the student an until Date took over, she said, that position of trust at St. Helens High Wroblewski was then given a unless necessary to prevent injury she could really see the momentum School. Letter of Directive outlining the or to provide aid. ­­­­ and opportunity. The state argued Wroblewski necessary changes that must be The state argued that, while See PRISON Page A11 Date was able to connect her to the networking relationships she needed to help her business flourish, and when he left, she said she didn’t want to see the organization lose the steam that had been created. Especially when she’d already be- come so involved. It was Marquardt Building Community who helped choose many of the paint colors in the chamber’s recent redesign, and her husband built one of the tables. All about the St. Helens Recreation Program “I don’t even know how many hours of my time I spent up here grown with the help of a $25,000 CHRISTINE MENGES grant from the Ford Family Foun- to help. I’d come in on a Saturday [email protected] with my family to pick up furniture. dation in April of 2018, and then It didn’t matter to me that I wasn’t another grant of $20,000 from There is one place in St. Helens the Columbia Pacific Economic getting paid to do it at the time. I where all sorts of activities are just wanted to see this venture be Development District in September available. From bingo night to of 2018. Matt Brown, City Finance candle-making classes, fly-tying Director also said in a city council ­­­­ classes to Zumba, a lunch group See MARQUARDT Page A12 work session that funds from the for senior citizens to playgroups General Fund have helped sustain for very young children, and the program. many more activities - St. Helens Because the program is new, residents can avail themselves of St. Helens residents may not be them all. aware of all the activities the center They are all available through offers. the St. Helens Parks & Recreation The Chronicle sat down with Program, founded in 2018, and Shanna Duggan, Recreation Coor- a program that St. Helens City dinator; Ryan Ward, Youth Lead; Council just recently resolved to and Crystal Farnsworth, Communi- help fund by instating a $2 Com- Courtesy photo cation Officer to discuss upcoming Several kids came out to the rec center’s ‘Tween Night’ in July. The event featured munity Recreation and Parks Fee to programs. appear on residents’ utility bills as an obstacle course, dodgeball and board games. Fly-tying instructor Jim Crislip also St. Helens Recreation Cen- a line-item fee in January of 2020. stopped by to teach the kids how to tie a fly. ter programs run in three-month The city estimates the fee will cycles. With the summer program generate about $160,000 annually Helens School District (SHSD) conjunction with the school district for programming. Superintendent Scot Stockwell to have afterschool programming The recreation program started approached the city council about for children. ­­­­ in February of 2018 when St. having a recreation program in Since then, the program has See RECREATION Page A6 Wednesday Night BBQ Vol. 137, No. 34 3 pm - 7 pm

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Christine Menges/The Chronicle N. Vernonia Road, showing an absence of sidewalks and many trees bordering the road. Street improvements in St. Helens the sidewalk, moving the At the most recent work CHRISTINE MENGES sidewalk closer to the road session, city councilors gave [email protected] and away from the property funds through both the Ser- line in order to keep the trees. vice Transportation Program The city is moving ahead Removing some trees and and through Timber Rev- with plans to install sidewalks planting others would also enue from the city’s timber on N. Vernonia Road and im- be problematic because of harvest. prove the intersection at 1st the natural gas, storm drains, Nelson said she had up Photo: CRFR Street and St. Helens Street. This map shows the area where the prescribed fire operations will take place, including road closures, in St. sewer and water lines in the to $150,000 available from Helens. Over the years, many area, Nelson explained. the Service Transportation St. Helens residents have The council gave their Program, for an expected that drips slag to help start behavior. complained to city council permission to save some of $350,000 construction cost STAFF REPORT fires, according to Pricher. “Number one is always about lack of sidewalks on the trees, as well as find areas for the project. [email protected] Firefighters will also train on safety, and number two is go- N. Vernonia Road, especially to plant new ones. “I think it’s a good thing fire throwing and projectile ing to be the public,” Pricher on the L-shaped part where “Another option is mean- to get ahead on as much as A prescribed burn in St. devices – most commonly said. “Those are the two Vernonia Road turns into Helens, postponed from June, referred to as veri pistols. highest priorities for us.” MacArthur Street. der the sidewalk a little bit, we possibly can. We’re doing is scheduled to take place Pricher said in the last four This particular fire opera- Now, the city is moving so take the sidewalk back to something, and we’ve got a Saturday afternoon, Aug. 24, years, crews have been asked tion will reduce the two par- forward with plans to install the appropriate alignment,” start,” Councilor President on McNulty Way. to use fire to fight fire on cels to be burned into several sidewalks on both sides of Nelson said. Doug Morten said. The burns will be con- several incidents. smaller burn cells to limit fire that road, as well as a cross- Nelson also said crews Councilors also briefly ducted by Columbia River “We actually use fire a intensity. walk that will get people over have not yet identified areas discussed putting in a stop Fire & Rescue (CRFR) and lot,” Pricher said. “Let’s say The operation is largely to Campbell Park. to plant new trees, because it sign as a temporary solution, the Scappoose Fire District the fire burns in a wavy pat- planned around the weather St. Helens City Council will take a while to finalize but Nelson said it would be (SFD) to remove invasive tern next to a road - instead and will only occur if condi- has authorized Public Works plans. They also do not know difficult to find the correct weeds that are harmful for of getting out there with hand tions fall within pre-estab- to use State Transportation how many trees will be taken placing of the stop sign. cows and for fire training. tools and hose and drag- lished limits, and Pricher said Program funds and System down, although some will Councilor Keith Locke CRFR/SFD Division ging hose and digging a fire it is not uncommon to have Development funds to install have to be cut down. asked what the timeframe of Chief and Fire Marshal Jeff line along the wavy line, we to postpone a burn. the sidewalks. Another action city coun- the project would be if funds Pricher said the training is can take fire and burn the “Weather is very impor- The estimated cost for the cil recently took was to give were approved that day. Nel- specific to a class that many extra fire out as fuel, creat- tant to us,” Pricher said. “If project is $400,000, although funds for improvements com- son answered the intersection firefighters have taken called ing something called ‘good we have winds over 20 miles the budget is not finalized, ing to the 1st Street and St. would be under construction “firing operations.” The black.’” per hour or the National according to Sue Nelson, In- Helens Street intersection. next year if they approved the class was put together by the Good black is an area of Weather Service issues a terim Public Works Director. In March of this year, city funds immediately. National Wildfire Coordina- burned terrain unlikely to fire weather watch or red Because of the way city councilors looked at options “I agree with the Mayor tion Group (NWCG) that catch fire again that can also flag warning, we will not sidewalks are supposed to to improve sight line distance and I’d like to see us move helps firefighters become provide a safety zone for burn. We also consider any be situated, away from the and pedestrian crossing at forward now. We know where accredited as firing bosses – firefighters to work from. other condition that might street and with a landscape the intersection of 1st St. funds are coming from, we’ve a position that leads engines Pricher said the prescribed jeopardize public safety. For strip, installing the sidewalks and St. Helens Street. At that got a city engineer saying the and crews on specific firing burn operations require an example, if the wind is blow- would involve removing up meeting, Caleb Cox, a repre- staff is ready to move forward operations. incredible amount of plan- ing and we know we’re going to 54 mature trees, Nelson sentative from Kittelson and on that,” Morten said. “If we need to burn out a ning. Officials must complete to put smoke across Highway explained to city councilors Associates gave an estimate Scholl approved tak- canyon or if we need to get an Incident Action Plan/Burn 30, we won’t burn.” at an August 7 work session. of $300,000 for the overall ing $250,000 out of Timber rid of small chunks of fuel to Plan, a 10-plus page docu- Pricher said the fires Nelson asked the coun- improvement project. City Revenue to move forward on create a good fire line, or in ment required by those utiliz- likely won’t start until around cil for permission to swap councilors did not give funds the intersection project at the situations where we actually ing the Incident Command 1 p.m., and the crews hope to the landscape strip with at that time. meeting. need to do a true backfire where we’re using fire to System (ICS). be finished with their training fight fire, all of the skills Crews must have an around 5 p.m. Scappoose mayor receives Leadership Award that will be covered on that incident plan in place prior to Agencies scheduled to day encompass the practical the prescribed fire operation take part in the prescribed Scappoose Mayor Scott In judging the nominees, the affairs and intergovernmen- knowledge requirements that which includes the objec- fire operation include; CRFR, Burge received a Mayors Selection Committee consid- tal relations; people in that capacity need,” tives they are attempting SFD, the Oregon Depart- Leadership Award during ers whether the nominee has: 3. Shown exceptional Pricher said. to accomplish. They must ment of Forestry, Clatskanie the closing banquet of the 1. Demonstrated excep- skill in helping to facilitate The training also gives have contingency resources Fire, Mist-Birkenfeld Fire, Oregon Mayors Association tional leadership qualities productive relationships firefighters aspiring to serve brought in to provide extra Vernonia Fire, Portland Fire, (OMA) Summer Conference, which have contributed to between the governing body in a supervisory capacity support to prevent a pre- and Tualatin Valley Fire & held August 1-3 in Medford, lasting benefits in their city and city employees; and the opportunity to familiar- scribed fire from turning into Rescue. Ore. Mayor Burge was one and the community as a 4. Helped other Oregon ize themselves with vari- a wildfire, establish “go-no- of four mayors statewide to whole; mayors reach their full ous types of firing devices, go” checklists based upon For more information, receive this year’s award. 2. Shown considerable potential as community such as drip torches and national standards, as well contact Division Chief Jeff Elgin Mayor Allan Duffy, involvement in community leaders. fusees, a flare-like device as current and predicted fire Pricher at, 503-543-5026. Cottage Grove Mayor Jeff Gowing and King City Mayor Ken Gibson also received the award. Mayor Burge was in- strumental in the location of the Oregon Manufactur- ing Innovation Center in Scappoose, described as “A collaborative environ- ment bringing together industry, higher education and government in partner- ship to develop new tools, techniques, and technologies to address near-term manu- facturing challenges through allied research and advanced technical training.” The im- pact of this siting goes well beyond Columbia County. It has international economic development implications as well. It was also recently announced that Portland Community College will begin construction of a new campus near the site, one of several schools of higher learning establishing a pres- ence in the area, attracted by OMIC. Mayor Burge also brought Columbia County and the city together to acquire Chapman’s Landing, a waterfront property, to be developed for the good of the community as the latest park develop- ment along the Crown- Zellerbach Trail, part of a larger plan of community parks and tourism assets.

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Photo: City of Rainier Crews work to fix a broken water main in Rainier on August 18. Water restored to Rainier after main break later in the day on Sunday. required to do a boil notice CHRISTINE MENGES However, city residents until you have a negative [email protected] were still advised to boil sample back,” Lawrence said, their water before drinking or meaning the water shows no City residents of Rainier washing fruits and vegetables harmful substances. can now safely drink their until 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Lawrence said the water water after a 48-hour water August 20. main has been fixed and boil advisory was lifted at 9 Sue Lawrence, Public water was restored by around a.m. on Tuesday, August 20. Works Director for the City 4:30 p.m. on Sunday to all City residents in Rainier of Rainier said shutting off but a few houses that are lost all water access when a Courtesy photo the water was necessary in located at a higher elevation. contractor working on the A order to maintain the water “Pretty much 99% of the Members of the Skyline Grange hold signs they are posting along routes of the Cornelius Pass Road Im- Street project accidentally provement Project that stress traffic and fire safety. level at the city’s reservoirs people are back on,” Law- broke a water main at ap- while the water main was rence said. tion. Highway 30, the contractor proximately 10:30 a.m. on being fixed. The boil advisory includ- JEREMY C. RUARK Law enforcement con- is working on the subgrade Sunday, August 18 according The boil advisory is a ed a warning that residents [email protected] tinues in the area. Depu- where a curve in the road is to a notice sent out by the standard procedure whenever may see rust in their tap wa- ties from Multnomah and being realigned. A culvert city. water is shut off, Lawrence ter, as well as lower pressure. The latest Cornelius Washington County Sheriff’s that carries a creek tributary The same notice said the explained. “Running water for a few Pass Closure update from Offices have cited drivers for under the road is being re- break caused a six-hour out- “Any time you depres- minutes should flush water Multnomah County Com- speeding and taking illegal placed to match the new road age, and water was restored surize your system, you’re lines,” the notice stated. munications Officer Mike truck trips on side roads. alignment. Pullen includes a message Only trips to a destination on • Rock drilling has begun from members of the Skyline a side road are allowed by where sharp S-curves are Grange. In the following trucks. Trucks need to use the being realigned to reduce ve- update the Grange members highway for through trips. To hicle rollovers. When heavy stress traffic and fire safety. report an illegal truck trip, earth removal begins, traffic Encouraging safe driving call the non-emergency num- will be reduced to a single during this summer’s road ber, 503-823-3333, dial 5 for lane during work hours. closure is a top goal of the Multnomah County. • Work continues on a project. This update high- Officials ask that you pro- vehicle pull-out at the curve lights the voluntary contri- vide the location of the event, north of Skyline Road. bution of members of the the date and time, the vehicle • Along NW Kaiser Road Skyline Grange. The Grange license plate and a descrip- at an intersection where includes residents of the west tion of the vehicle. driver sight distance will hills who live on many of the Officials are also asking be impaired, earth has been side roads that drivers are drivers to be alert for traf- excavated and new road using when Cornelius Pass fic entering and exiting the and shoulder base material Road is closed. detour routes from driveways constructed. A water quality Grange members created and to watch for bicyclists swale is also being built. and installed signs that de- on the west hills side roads, • Road crews from Mult- liver a traffic safety message which can be narrow, wind- nomah and Washington coun- in the style of the old Burma ing and steep. Recreational ties are doing maintenance Shave roadside billboards cyclists will have a more work on NW Cornelius Pass from the 20th century. An enjoyable ride if they move Road during the closure, example: “Use an ashtray / If farther from the detour route. such as pavement repairs and you smoke / Woodland fire / Drivers should also vegetation clearing. Are no joke.” You will see the avoid NW Logie Trail Road • New permanent traffic signs on several of the side because it is extremely steep signs are being fabricated roads this summer. and narrow in sections, and guardrail materials or- Traffic control changes limiting passing distance for dered, which will be installed are now in place and drivers vehicles. in coming weeks. are encouraged to be alert when using the detour route The following is work being Follow the latest develop- and West Hills side roads, done at NW Cornelius Pass ments of the Cornelius Pass since traffic control changes Road: Improvement Project at www. have been made, especially at multco.us/compass, and read intersections. Drivers should • A pullout is being built a series of stories about this also note that the signal at in the southbound lane south project at thechronicleonline. Highway 30 and Newberry 11-16-11 3x2D Cuts:Layoutof Highway1 6/22/12 30. 3:28 PM Pagecom and1 in the Wednesday Road has been repaired fol- • On NW 8th Avenue print editions of The Chron- lowing a one-night malfunc- 11-16-11 3x2D Cuts:Layoutcurve between1 6/22/12 Skyline3:28 PM andPage 1 icle.

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move the US Economy away is already reaping disastrous impeachment hearing. man and/or CFF scam” and On Riverkeep- from nonrenewable energy results upon us, like melting A mad-man who ex- On ruffling you’ll find a host of informa- over the next several decades. glaciers. mega storms, plant pressed hatred for Republi- tion about how his organiza- ers and climate The $93 trillion figure is one and animal extinctions, floods cans shoots up a Republican feathers tion is receiving money from change that came out of a right lean- and crop failures. This is just practice baseball game It appears my letter re- corporate giants like Philip ing think tank. the beginning. nearly killing Rep. Steve questing the Commissioners Morris, Monsanto, and others I was appalled, amused Senator Ed Markey, the If you truly love the earth, Scalese, (R.- LA ) and leav- who’ve taken money from to protect their interest by and disgusted by a letter from Democratic sponsor of the our children and humanities ing him with life-long pain- Global Partners to abstain waging deceptive campaigns Kathleen Fisher in the August resolution, cited “The Na- future, then you may want to ful reminders of the attack. from voting on any resolutions against industry foes including 15th Chronicle. tional Climate Assessment” consider that there may really The Democrats and tied to their contributor so the labor unions; public-health ad- I thought that it was when he claimed that without be some value in the concerns their media cohorts inces- integrity of a clean, unbiased vocates; and consumer, safety, appalling to see her accuse any action, climate change of Riverkeepers and a “Green santly describe President vote could take place, free of animal welfare, and environ- Riverkeepers of being liars will result in a 10% GDP loss New Deal.” Trump and his supporters as corporate influence had ruffled mental groups. Nicknamed and “using nefarious tactics” by 2090. “White Supremacists”, “hate some feathers, particularly “Dr. Evil” by his critics, Ber- against small farms. I have Neither of these estimates Bill Eagle mongers”, “dangerous”, among the Columbia County man’s targets range from the dealt with both riverkeepers are accurate or completely St. Helens “heartless monsters who rip GOP. Humane Society of the United and worked with farmers for scientific. What isn’t true is children, at the border, from Recently, Kathleen Fisher, States to Mothers Against over 40 years. I may or may Kathleen Fishers statement the arms of their parents”...... Columbia County GOP Drunk Driving. [2] [3] not entirely agree with them that it will “end all air travel, Problems with (illegally entering the coun- Communications Director My suggestion, Kathleen about everything, but I have and require the slaughter of try without permission and dismissed and attempted Fisher and the Columbia never found them to be liars all cattle and put an end to Democrats outside legal ports of entry. to invalidate credible facts County GOP should take or nefarious in their tactics. the consumption of beef.” But they never say that)..... by referencing to and quot- some notes from the students I was amused by her These are real “pants on Fire” Representative Maxine They invent false quotes ing from a corporate funded of Finland and learn how to defense of Port officials not whoppers. Waters (D - CA), calls on accusing Trump of, “talking lobby group that gets paid to sort fact from fiction. “What recusing themselves (or at Judging from some of her followers to verbally as- about exterminating Latinos” run smear campaigns against we want our students to do is least declaring a conflict) Kathleen Fishers earlier sault members of the Trump & “wanting mass murders to non-profits. “The Center for … before they like or share when they are the recipients statements in various media Administration in public in happen”. Organizational Research and in the social media they think of donations from special sources, I would make the order to isolate Trump and Then Rep. Juaquin Castro, Education (CORE) encom- twice – who has written this? interests. assumption that She does not instill fear in anyone serv- (D-TX) publishes the names passes several organizations Where has it been published? It may be legal, but its ap- believe in man caused climate ing in his Administration to and business interests of under the control of corpo- Can I find the same informa- pearance borders on bribery change. dissuade them from doing so dozens of President Trump’s rate PR “hit man” Richard tion from another source?” [4] and by law elected officials The American Metro- any longer. campaign donors because in Berman. The outfit, for- With that said, just because need to declare a conflict logical Society just issued a Democrats and their lap- his words these donors are: merly known as the Center for something is found on the in- when one exists. report that in 2018 Carbon di- dog media use the Socialist/ “fueling a campaign of hate”. Consumer Freedom (CFF), ternet doesn’t mean it’s cred- Lastly, I was disgusted by oxide levels and other major Saul Allinsky/Cloward-Piven Finally, after 3 mass has been known to “secretly ible; just like how something a lady who describes herself greenhouse gases, including Strategy play-book to take shootings Democrats haul collect corporate donations to legal doesn’t make it moral or as “Columbia County GOP methane and nitrous oxide Trump down. The Deep State out their perennial solution: finance the aggressive, often ethical. Communication’s Director,” have risen to levels the planet engages in a failed coup Democrats assure satirical media campaigns his Port Commissioners freely telling blatant false- hasn’t seen in 800,000 years. designed to prevent Trump America that they are going team conceives.” CORE goes please abstain. hoods about the “Green New Kathleen, the GOP and big from becoming President, to pass, “commonsense gun after groups that could hurt Deal.” polluters, like Koch and Exx- then afterward, ensure control”. its corporate clients bottom The Green new deal is an on, may not be worried about that he would be taken out Kathy Fisher line.” [1] Thomas O’Hanlon economic stimulus package to global warming effects, but it through a Democrat rigged Scappoose Just Google “Richard Ber- St. Helens

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Columbia County’s trusted local news source Wednesday, August 21, 2019 www.thechronicleonline.com A5 Out & About A peek at River City Singers’ upcoming season

Kelli Nicholson/The Chronicle Courtesy photo Last week, young Kaiden Patterson, along with his associates Ephram Collman-DuBois and Cesar De the original dance floor from never turned anyone away for La Cerda, sold cookies and ice-cold lemonade to help raise money for the Columbia Humane Society. “I JULIE THOMPSON the 1920s. an inability to pay. She said feel bad for all the animals stuck there,” Patterson explained. “So, I want to try to help all the animals.” [email protected] “It’s never been done be- they are always looking for FREE YARD DEBRIES fore,” Boyer said. “It’s some- audience members because The River City Sing- thing different that touches the singers put their heart ers – Columbia Chorale of a whole different genre and and soul into the music they A RECYCLINGgem in Columbia SAT., APRIL 20! County Oregon has exciting plans for gives you the opportunity to perform. The Columbia Arts Guild Strand St, St Helens, OR annex. The artwork changes their upcoming fall season, dance to live music.” “We love our audience,” according to Artistic Director delights the local community 97051. monthly, so stop by and This is Boyer’s fourth she said. “We try to make with artwork on display in The gallery is located check it out any time when Alice Boyer. year as Artistic Director, and it music that’s accessible to Towards the end of Oc- the Gallery at the Courthouse straight across from the the courthouse is open. Their said she took on the role after people.” located in the Columbia Assessor’s Office, located hours are 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., tober, the choir has plans to being a choir member when The River City Sing- collaborate with Big River CountyQuality Courthouse at 230 downstairs Bark in the courthouse at Monday through Friday. the River City Singers were ers also participate in the Big Band, who most recently looking for a new direction. Christmas Season, and try to performed in the area in The choir membership varies participate in the Shop Small Scappoose this summer. from year to year, but tends movement to support shop- Community Events “They’re directed by to draw 25 to 40 local sing- ping local. She said they’re Competitive Larry Jackson and comprised ers, Boyer said, but they’re hoping to nail down a date of mostly local musicians. August 22 Scappoose School District so sign up today to reserve your looking for new blood. to perform at The Grotto and • 13 Nights on the River is a Office at 971-200-8000 to find spot. They’re a regular swing “We would absolutely are also planning a Christmas band,” Boyer said. “They free summer concert at the St. out about their distribution love to get some new voices concert comprised of the Helens riverfront. Concerts are dates. invited us to be a part of in, particularly for this con- singers’ favorite carols. Prices August 29 their fall program, so we just held on the Wauna Credit Union • 13 Nights on the River is a cert,” Boyer said. “We’ve Upcoming in March, the Stage in Columbia View Park. free summer concert at the St. decided we’re going to col- had some members that have choir will collaborate with August 27 laborate.” Happy Hour is from 4:40 p.m. – • The Science and Art of Helens riverfront. Concerts are moved and some folks that the North Coast Chorale, 6 p.m. Chris Baum Band begins Canning Salsas from 5:30 held on the Wauna Credit Union First, at 3 p.m. on October have retired.” directed by Denise Reed. 20, the groups will perform at 6:30 p.m. p.m. - 8 p.m. at Columbia Stage in Columbia View Park. Boyer said all interested Boyer said the River City Soil and Water Conservation Happy Hour is from 4:40 p.m. together at Scappoose High parties need do is show up Singers were invited to be on Cedar Chips School. August 24 District, 35285 Millard Road, – 6 p.m. Curtis Salgado & Alan to a rehearsal. The River their program to perform a • World Famous St. Helens St. Helens OR 97051. $20, To Hager begin at 6:30 p.m. “We’re really hoping City Singers rehearse every piece called “Lux Aeterna” Farmers MarketGarden from 9 Mulcha.m. – 2 Register Online: http://bit.ly/ to reach out to the assisted Thursday from 7 p.m. to by Morten Lauridsen, who living organizations and get p.m. in the Old Town Waterfront ColumbiaFoodPreservation. August 31 9 p.m at the First United also wrote a piece for the District in Firfront &of the Hemlock old Please join us for this class • Scappoose Farmers’ Market that on their event calendar, Methodist Church, though Rose Festival in the 1990s. Gracie’s Antiques. exploring the science behind from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. on NE so they can bus people there they are not affiliated with “Reed said it would be • Scappoose Farmers’ Market safely preserving tomatoes and 2nd St., Scappoose. Come get to see it. It will be music the institution. fun to have a big choir to do from 9 a.m.Bark – 2 p.m. Dust on NE salsas using a boiling-water your fresh vegetables, fruit, that will be familiar to those “We really are a com- this piece, so she invited us 2nd St., Scappoose. Come get canner. This class includes a berries, herbs, homemade folks,” Boyer said. munity choir,” Boyer said. to be a part of it. I also think your fresh Trailmix vegetables, fruit, hands-on lab where you will goods, nursery plants, flowers, Then, the following “We’re trying to pull from all the Cannon Beach Choir is berries, herbs, homemade hone your culinary arts in the handmade products and more. weekend on October 26, the of Columbia County. There’s going to be part of it. We’ll goods, nurserySoil plants, Blends flowers, kitchen as we practice making • World Famous St. Helens groups will take their act to no audition. I’m a voice do one performance in As- handmade products and more. delicious salsas from locally Farmers Market from 9 a.m. – 2 Clatskanie to hold a swing teacher so I can make anyone toria and one in St. Helens,” • Stuff the Bus from 11 a.m. - 3 grown tomatoes, onions and p.m. in the Old Town Waterfront dance, rather than a sit-down sound good.” Boyer said. p.m. at •McBride Fir Shavings School, 2774 peppers. This class is for adults District in front of the old performance as they’ve al- As a 501c3, Boyer said Columbia Blvd.Contact the 18 and over. Space is limited Gracie’s Antiques. ways done in the past. Boyer the choir generally asks for a For more information, said they will set up in the $10 donation at the door for visit the River City Singers – ballroom above the Birken- each concert to cover produc- Columbia Chorale of Oregon feld Theater, which still has tion costs, but they have Facebook page. 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Area Churches Obituaries ST. HELENS St. Helens Church of Christ Rainier United Methodist Ascension Evangelical 295 S. 18th St., St. Helens Church Lutheran Church Pastor Ivan Bissell Corner of 1st & ‘C’ St., Claudette Hawkins 1911 Columbia Blvd., 503-366-0967 503-556-3440 503-312-1072 Pastor Michele Holloway May 18, 1938 ~ Aug. 12, 2019 Pastor Burkhardt SCAPPOOSE Riverside Community Church Claudette passed peace- Thorpe’s Restaurant, were over forty years. She loved Calvary Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Church 305 West C Street, Rainier 51737 Columbia River Hwy., fully with her family and French. With the help of the family dinners, girls’ week- 58251 Division Rd., St. Helens 503-556-1216; Pastor Paul Rice dearest friend by her side on Irolas the women told their ends at the beach, and testing Scappoose 503-543-6555 Columbia Bible Church 503-397-1739 Aug. 12, 2019. Claudette was story. Even with the help, the her luck at Spirit Mountain. Joshua Wiley 407 East Second St, Rainier, OR Pastor: Mark Dennis Scappoose Foursquare Church born in Ste. Anne de Monts, three women were unable to Claudette was also an active Columbia River Foursquare 97016 Quebec on May 18, 1938. find their two friends. They 33404 SW JP West, Scappoose Heritage Bible Church volunteer at the Scappoose Church 503-543-5069 On Sept. 10, 1965, Claudette decided to continue to Santa Senior Center bread store. 555 Commons Drive, St. Helens Rainier Senior Center, 48 W 7th and four friends embarked on Barbara. Pastor Daniel Schmoll St., Rainier, Oregon 97048 Claudette’s five sisters, 503-397-0069 St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church a road trip to Santa Barbara, In Covina, California the brother, and many nieces and Senior Pastor Mike Cooke 51555 SW Old Port Rd., California to work in a hos- two separated women, includ- nephews still live in Quebec Christ Episcopal Church VERNONIA pital to which they had been Scappoose 503-543-2110 Nehalem Valley Bible Church ing Claudette, stopped to and will miss her dearly. 35350 E. Division Rd., St. Chuck Wood recommended. refuel their car. In the service Claudette leaves behind Helens 503-397-1033 500 North St., 503-429-5378 In two separate cars the Pastor Gary Taylor station sat the three separated her husband Rodger; two chil- Rev. Jaime Sanders five friends traveled over WARREN Vernonia Christian Church friends. Reunited the group dren Nicolle (Mark) Prehn, Columbia Christian Center Bethany Lutheran Church many miles of freeways and decided to return to Colton and Christian Hawkins; 410 North St., 503-429-6522 highways, the drivers of each 235 S 15th St., 503-366-8028 34721 Church Rd., Warren Pastor Sam Hough where they could continue grandchildren Grant (Tabina) Pastor Terry Luttrell 503-397-2050 car managing to keep the their friendship with the Irolas Prehn, Mason (Amanda) St. Mary’s Catholic Church other vehicle in sight. Then it St. Helens Community Bible Pastor Scott 960 Missouri Ave., 503-429-8841 and learn to speak English. Prehn, Jordan Whitney, Church Grace Baptist Church happened – one car continued Claudette married Rodger Derick Hawkins, McKenzie Father Dale Waddil, Father Luan on the freeway; the other car 35031 Millard Rd., St. Helens 58690 Ross Rd., Warren Tran Hawkins on July 27, 1967 in Hawkins, and Noah Wright; Pastor Max Snook 503-397-0405 ended up in Colton, Cali- San Gabrial, California and and many dear friends. www.sthelensbiblechurch.org Pastor Dean Christensen CLATSKANIE fornia– lost. Suddenly three eventually moved to Warren A celebration of life will Christian Church Warren Baptist Church French Canadian women, where they made their home. be held from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. 56799 Columbia River Highway, Clatskanie Baptist Church unable to speak English, were 185 S. 12th St., St. Helens 415 South Nehalem St., Claudette worked at various on Oct. 5, 2019 at the home 503-397-2151 503-397-1005 searching frantically for their facilities and hospitals during Pastor Randy Thomas 503-728-2304 of her daughter. In lieu of Pastor Justin Bruner two French Canadian friends, her nursing career, retiring at flowers, the family suggests Warren Community Fellowship Senior Pastor Kirk Bennett also unable to speak English. First Lutheran Church Clatskanie Presbyterian 79 years old from Emanuel donations be made to the 360 Wyeth St., 503-397-0090 56523 Columbia River Highway, In Colton, someone 503-397-4387 Church Hospital in Portland. She Scappoose Senior Center. Interim Pastor Randy Sinn remembered that Mr. & played Pinochle with the Pastor Cary Wacker 215 South Nehalem Street Mrs. Irolas, the owners of Arrangements were made First United Methodist Church Clatskanie, OR 97016 same group of dear friends for by Crown Memorial Center. 560 Columbia Blvd., GOBLE Phone: 503-728-2300 503-397-0061 Cornerstone Baptist Church Clatskanie Presbyterian Church Pastor Jared Maddox 70024 Goble Rd. is a community of Christian faith Plymouth Presbyterian Church 360-562-6201 that expresses a relationship Evajene (Bunty) Rabinsky Hamilton 2615 Sykes Rd., 503-397-0062 Pastor Fred Mathews with God, and the Holy Spirit Pastor David Hutchinson for everyone individually and July 6, 1925 ~ Aug. 17, 2019 St. Frederic Catholic Church RAINIER collectively. Evajene Rabinsky Ham- that she was most proud of 175 S. 13th St., 503-397-0148 Alston’s Corner Assembly of Study groups meets at 11 a.m. ilton passed away on August her family. Evajene’s fondest Father Nicolaus Marandu God on Wednesday in the Fireside 17, 2019 at the age of 94. memories were horse riding, The Church of Jesus Christ of 25272 Alston Rd. 503-556-1961 Room Evajene was born July 6, gardening, bowling and trav- Latter Day Saints Pastor Steve Berry Faith Lutheran Church 1925 in a small house on eling with her sisters. 2755 Sykes Road, St. Helens Nativity Of The Blessed Virgin 1010 N.E. Fifth Street, Dutch Canyon and lived She is survived by her St. Helens 1st Ward 204 C St., E Rainier 503-728-4604 her entire life within ½ mile sister Margaret Martin; sons Bishop Kent Dery 971-225-8727 503-556-5641 Pastor Alyssa C Augustson of that home. She was the Fred Hamilton, Harold Ham- St. Helens 2nd Ward Rainier Assembly of God Mayger-Downing Community granddaughter of a German ilton Jr., and Randy Hamilton; Bishop Paul Erickson 971-813- 74950 Rock Crest St., Church immigrant and pioneer home- five grandchildren; seven 4000 Scappoose Ward 503-556-8211 80071 Life Lane, 503-728-2305 steader, and beloved daughter great-grandchildren, and ad- Bishop Lorin Fielding Pastor Jeff McCraken Pastor John Thomas to a local logger and business- ditional extended family. 503-987-2179 Rainier Community Church of St. John the Baptist Catholic man. A service will be held at 1 Sunset Park Community Church God Church She was the bookkeeper at p.m. on Sat., August 24, 2019 174 Sunset Blvd, St Helens 321 W C St., Rainier, 100 SW High Street several automobile dealer- at Columbia Funeral Home. A Pastor Aaron Hiller 503-556-5661 503-556-5641 ships, one of which she met graveside service at Fairview Harold Hamilton Sr. who in 1953. When reflecting on Cemetery and reception to RECREATION she would eventually marry her life, Evajene remarked follow. From Page A1 Frederick “Fred” Lindsay Diess Jr. finishing up, and a new fall program about to begin, it is Aug. 1, 1949 ~ Aug. 7, 2019 the perfect time for St. Hel- Frederick “Fred” Lindsay of St. Helens, Oregon, and ens residents to be informed Diess Jr., a 28-year resident Christina Lee Diess-Schloegl about new classes that will of St. Helens, Oregon, and of Rogue River, Oregon; six soon be available. former resident of Rogue grandchildren Brittany age In the fall, the program River, Oregon passed away 28, Cierra age 21, Ricky age is continuing a lot of classes unexpectedly on Aug. 7, 21, Emme age 19, Braden and activities, such as their 2019 at the age of 70 at his age 14 and Lily age 14; playgroup for young children home. one great-grandchild; Aunt ages newborn through six, Fred was born in Eugene, June Diess of Rogue River, tween nights on Saturdays Oregon on August 1, 1949 to Oregon; brother Jim Diess of in October for children ages Frederick Lindsay Diess Sr. South Carolina; sisters Starla 9 through 13, an afterschool Courtesy photo and Betty Jane Lowman. He Gebbie and Bonnie Brown of program partnership through These kids attended the rec center’s Summer Camp in July, with a was the oldest of their five Oregon. SHSD at Lewis and Clark theme for each week. Week 1 focused on fun and fitness, week 2 on children. Just like his father, He is predeceased by Elementary School, as well animals, week 3 on the Oregon Trail, and week 4 was “all ball.” he was a lifelong freight han- his brother Ronald Diess of as parent cafés for parents to dler and local truck driver. Scappoose, Oregon; and his come together for support in the park, a Speed Friending at it to see how that fits in On August 25, 1967, he mar- chickens, and collecting parents Fred and Betty Diess childrearing. event, open soccer, ten- with it.” ried Nancy, his childhood rocks and gems. He also had of Scappoose, Oregon. There will be a few new nis meetups and open gym Farnsworth said the pro- sweetheart. In 1967, 1969, a great love of music and A celebration of life will activities as well, some made basketball. There will also be gram is interested in offering 1970 and 1976 respectively, loved to sing. He will be be announced at a future possible by new partnerships a class this fall on fly-tying all types of activities, not just he welcomed his children, deeply missed by his family, date. In the interim, if you with the recreation program. which is free. fitness or art classes. who were the most important friends, and all who knew would like to honor Fred One of those partnerships The general costs of other “So, if somebody you part of his life. him. please consider donating is through Griffin’s Place, a events include $5 for teen know is a CPA and they want Fred enjoyed camping Fred is survived by his to Doernbecher Children’s nonprofit in Hillsboro which and tween nights if pre- to teach financial classes for with his family, travel- children Lisa Marie Diess Hospital. Please sign our will work with the recreation registered and $7 at the door, adults, we want that stuff ing, fishing, woodworking, of Scappoose, Oregon; online guestbook at www. center to provide activities $30 for parent-and-me soccer included in here,” Farnsworth gardening, tending to his Frederick Lindsay Diess III columbiafh.com. such as game nights and art in the fall, $235 a month said. nights for developmentally for the afterschool program, Already a diverse array of disabled individuals. Another $130 for the fall fitness class classes exists, but this past partnership is through FC package and $5 per person or year has mostly been a test Traffic advisory and course timeline Columbia County, which will $10 per family for monthly year for the program. provide competitive soccer Bingo night. “[It’s] been a lot of trying announced for upcoming relays for the recreation program. When the recreation out different things, seeing Partnerships currently ex- program was just beginning, what works, seeing what The Providence Hood to August 24 at 3 p.m. ally. In 2018, the three events ist with Northwest Regional Duggan said she went to doesn’t, and then refining it. Coast Relay and Portland To “The Hood to Coast / included runners and walkers Education Service District several sources to find out Next year, I think we’ll be Coast Walk Relay presented Portland to Coast Relays from all 50 U.S. states and as well as Columbia Health what types of classes people starting to get into a rhythm,” by Nike would like to advise would sincerely like to thank over 40 countries. Services. They both work would like. She went to Duggan said. traffic flow may be affected Columbia County for your Since 2014, the Provi- with the recreation program different service groups and Evolving programming in Columbia County start- patience and support of dence Cancer Center has to support the parent cafes. talked to teachers with the aside, the recreation center ing on Friday, August 23rd Hood and Portland To Coast been the primary beneficiary There is another existing school district, as well as had leaders all felt that the pro- to Saturday evening, August participants”, said Felicia of Hood and Portland To partnership with the Senior a voting system at the fall gram had a lot to offer to the 24th. Hubber, Race Director and Coast fundraising revenue. Center, which provides an bazaar to see what people community. Areas which could also President of Hood To Coast Throughout those years, additional space for recre- would like for programming. Ward, now 16, said he encounter delays because of / Portland To Coast Relays. Hood and Portland To Coast ation programs. Duggan’s research yielded has lived in St. Helens all his race-related traffic will be: “The hospitality of local participants and volunteers According to Duggan, the a lot of need for teen, tween life, and felt like when he HWY 30: from Friday, residents, volunteers, and have raised nearly $3.4 mil- goal of the partnerships is to and kids’ classes. Once those was younger, he could not August 23 at 4 a.m. to Satur- employees has been remark- lion. 100 percent of those provide expertise for recre- activities are offered, “That’s branch out and meet people day, August 25 at 5 a.m. able throughout the years”. funds have been used locally ation center users in fields how people start hearing outside of the people he Leg 16: On Highway 30 The Providence Hood in Oregon to support cancer that regular staff at the rec- about us,” Dugan said. “And knew through sports. He sees near Scappoose High School. To Coast Relay is the most research, treatment, and sup- reation center may not have, then they start seeing the younger kids in the program Leg 17: On Highway 30 popular relay race in the port services. as well as have the partners other stuff we offer as well.” being able to branch out and near St. Helens High School. world with nearly 20,000 mutually benefit from shared While the recreation meet new people. Leg 18: Highway 30, left runners and walkers partici- General public race on Pittsburg Rd., left on Sun- pating in three events; Hood facilities. Partnerships mean center offers a lot of classes, “I think it gives an oppor- related community set Blvd., right on Columbia To Coast Relay, Portland To the center does not have to such as fly-tying, Zumba, tunity for people to come and questions/concerns can lose money trying to find an Blvd., slight right on Gable Coast Walk Relay, and Port- dance and HIIT, Duggan said be involved and do and try call the event, toll free additional space. the center is struggling to new things that they haven’t Rd., left on Bachelor Flat land To Coast High School They also run the gamut. Road until reaching the Co- Challenge. The Providence at (844) 428-8327 from find teachers. She gets a lot done or otherwise would August 19 to August 26. “We partner with busi- of people asking about cer- have to go to Portland,” Ward lumbia County Fairgrounds. Hood To Coast Relay wait- nesses, we partner with non- HWY 47: from Friday, Au- ing list reaches over 40,000 For emergencies, call tain fitness classes, but she said. “But now we’re doing 911. profits, we have individual said they don’t have anybody more stuff here.” gust 23 at 1 p.m. to Saturday, potential participants annu- partners,” Duggan said. who’s licensed to teach that Costs for programs vary certain fitness class. widely, but Duggan said the If one is interested in overall goal is simple: keep becoming a teacher at the it cheap. recreation center, there is “We try to keep it as free an application process to go as possible if we’re not hav- through. ing to buy things to support “We have a packet of the night or provide addi- information that they fill out Simple Direct Cremation $595 Portland tional staff time. 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KGW (KGW News at 6 (N) Tonight With Cassidy Inside Edition (N) American Ninja Warrior Grant McCartney, Jesse Labreck and more. (DVS) Dateline NBC (N) KGW News at 11 (N) Tonight Show KOPB * In the America Nightly Business Rpt. PBS NewsHour (N) The Coroner “The Salcombe Selkie” Downton Abbey on Masterpiece Change affects many at Downton Abbey. (DVS) Indian Summers on Masterpiece KPTV ,6 O’Clock News (N) Timbers in 30 Family Feud Family Feud BH90210 Gabby asks Christine for advice. MasterChef Creating a one-pan dish. 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News (N) (:35) Page Six TV (N) ESPN CMLS Soccer MLS Soccer Seattle Sounders FC at Portland Timbers. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) DISN ICoop & Cami Coop & Cami Sydney to the Max Sydney to the Max “Descendants 3” (2019, Children’s) Dove Cameron, Sofia Carson. Just Roll With It Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Andi Mack KPDX Q Mike & Molly Mike & Molly The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory 8 O’Clock News (N) 9 O’Clock News (N) The Big Bang Theory Family Guy American Dad The Game TBS WFamily Guy “Road to the North Pole” Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers ››› “Wedding Crashers” (2005) Owen Wilson. Partygoers spend a wild weekend with a politician’s family. ›› “What Women Want” (2000) Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt. SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 24, 2019 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KATU ^ Good Morning America (N) KATU News This Morning Saturday (N) (Live) Jack Hanna 2019 Little League World Series International Final: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) (Live) KOIN &(5:00) CBS This Morning: Saturday (N) Lucky Dog “Lizzie” Dr. Chris: Pet Vet Innovation Nation Hope in the Wild Tails of Valor The Inspectors 3 Week Yoga Retreat Paid Program Stand for Hope No More Dentures DISC _Moonshiners: Whiskey Business Major League Fishing Undercover Billionaire “Million Dollar Bet” Undercover Billionaire Undercover Billionaire KGW (KGW News at Sunrise (N) The Voyager Earth Odyssey Consumer 101 Premier League Soccer Liverpool FC vs Arsenal FC. (N) (Live) TOUR Champ. KOPB * Cat in the Hat Molly of Denali Curious George Sesame Street Pinkalicious Cyberchase SciGirls Biz Kid$ Garden Smart Garden Home Best of Sewing Quilting Arts KPTV ,Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Your Best You Hanna Into the Wild Xploration Space Nature Knows Best Awesome Planet American Athlete ESPN CCollege GameDay From Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla. (N) (Live) High School Football St. Frances (Md.) at Miami Central (Fla.). 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Wheel of Fortune A Million Little Things “Pilot” A Million Little Things “Band of Dads” A Million Little Things “Save the Date” KATU News at 11 (N) ROH Wrestling KOIN &KOIN 6 News at 6 (N) CBS Weekend News Entertainment Tonight (N) NCIS Gibbs becomes acting director. FBI OA must stop an arms dealer. 48 Hours KOIN 6 News at 11 Ninja Warrior DISC _Naked and Afraid “Bite Club” Naked and Afraid “Rain of Terror” Naked and Afraid “Swamp Don’t Care” Naked and Afraid “In the Jungle” Survivalists brave a cave system. (N) KGW (NBC Nightly News Naturally, Danny Seo Vets Saving Pets The Champion Within America’s Got Talent “Quarter Finals 2” Performers take the stage live. Dateline NBC KGW News at 11 (N) Saturday Night Live KOPB * The Great British Baking Show Travels to the Edge Rick Steves’ Europe Doc Martin A surprise visit from Kenya. Father Brown “The Kembleford Dragon” Professor T. “The Mask Murders” The Tunnel Karl falls apart. 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The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Full Frontal The Detour SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 25, 2019 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KATU ^ Good Morning America (N) KATU News This Morning Sunday (N) (Live) Your Voice Sharyl Attkisson This Week With George Stephanopoulos (N) 2019 Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day (N) KOIN &In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley (N) CBS News Sunday Morning (N) Face the Nation (N) Paid Program eSports From Los Angeles. June 8, 2019. BIG3 Basketball: Playoffs DISC _Bermuda Triangle: New Evidence Local Knowledge (N) Bass Wrap-Up Show Raised Hunting (N) The Given Right (N) Building Off the Grid “Rocky Mountains” Building Off the Grid “Spearfish Canyon” Building Off the Grid “Cliff House” KGW (KGW News at Sunrise (N) Meet the Press (N) 90 Yrs-Arnold Palmer 2019 TOUR Championship Final Round. (N) (Live) KOPB * Peg & Cat (EI) Splash and Bubbles Mister Rogers Let’s Go Luna! Dinosaur Train Arthur (DVS) Rick Steves’ Europe Travels to the Edge Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod” Nature “Dolphins: Spy in the Pod” KPTV ,Good Day Oregon Sunday (N) FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace (N) Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program ESPN CE:60 (N) (Live) 2019 Little League World Series Consolation Game: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Little League Gymratts A Lifetime of Sundays (N) Italian Soccer DISN IMiraculous: Ladybug Miraculous: Ladybug Lego Marvel Spider-Man Amphibia Big City Greens Big City Greens Big City Greens ››› “Finding Dory” (2016) Voices of Ellen DeGeneres. (:40) Raven’s Home KPDX Q Good Day Oregon Sunday (N) Paid Program Paid Program Live Life and Win! Career Day Made in Hollywood Pets.TV (EI) TBS WEverybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond Everybody Raymond The King of Queens The King of Queens The King of Queens Friends Friends MLB Baseball: Nationals at Cubs SUNDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 25, 2019 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 KATU ^ 2019 Little League World Series Championship Game: Teams TBA. From South Williamsport, Pa. (N) (Live) World of X Games (N) Rock the Park (EI) Vacation Creation Sharyl Attkisson KATU News at 5 (N) ABC World News KOIN &BIG3 Basketball: Playoffs PBR Bull Riding Jack Daniels Music City Knockout, Last Man Standing. (N) (Live) No More Dentures No More Dentures Open House (N) Raw Travel KOIN 6 News at 5 (N) KOIN 6 News DISC _Building Off the Grid “Desert Domes” Building Off the Grid Building Off the Grid “Alaskan Glacier” Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown KGW ((10:30) 2019 TOUR Championship Final Round. (N) (Live) Paid Program Paid Program Grant’s Getaways Paid Program NFL Preseason Football: Steelers at Titans KOPB * Great Performances “The Sound of Music” “The Sound of Music.” BSO 360 Focus on Europe GZERO World To the Contrary Washington Week Firing-Hoover NewsHour Wk KPTV ,World Surf League (N) PBC Countdown (N) To Be Announced Paid Program ›› “S.W.A.T.” (2003) Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell. A Los Angeles SWAT team must protect a criminal. 5 O’Clock News (N) ESPN C(11:30) Italian Serie A Soccer AS Roma vs Genoa CFC. (N) (Live) (:45) The Herbies Preseason Special Heisman Prev. Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Los Angeles Dodgers. (N) (Live) DISN I(:05) Raven’s Home Just Roll With It Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Bunk’d “Fog’d In” Bunk’d Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Sydney to the Max Sydney to the Max KPDX Q Made in Hollywood PiYo Workout! ›› “The Karate Kid Part III” (1989, Drama) Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki “Pat” Morita. Major Crimes “Hindsight Part 5” Major Crimes A teenage girl vanishes. Rules of Engagement Family Feud TBS W(11:00) MLB Baseball Washington Nationals at Chicago Cubs. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Friends ›› “Divergent” (2014) Shailene Woodley, Theo James. A young woman discovers a plot to destroy those like her. (DVS) ›› This Is 40 SUNDAY EVENING AUGUST 25, 2019 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KATU ^ KATU News at 6 (N) (Live) America’s Funniest Home Videos Celebrity Family Feud (N) (DVS) The $100,000 Pyramid (N) (DVS) To Tell the Truth (N) (DVS) KATU News at 11 (N) America This Week KOIN &KOIN 6 News CBS Weekend News 60 Minutes (N) Big Brother (N) Instinct “Grey Matter” (Series Finale) (N) NCIS: Los Angeles A journalist is murdered. KOIN 6 News at 11 (:35) Game On! (N) DISC _Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown (N) Serengeti “Misfortune” The Great Migration. 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CH19-1227 CH19-1230 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF OREGON COUNTY OF COLUMBIA COLUMBIA PROBATE DEPARTMENT Probate Department In the are hereby required to additional information from In the Matter of the Estate of date at the office of VanNatta Dated and first published: Matter of the Estate of Carol present their claims, with the records of the court, the ROBERT JOHN GANSON, & Petersen, P.O. Box 748, August 7, 2019. Date of final L. Koch, Deceased No. proper vouchers, within personal representative, or Deceased. No. 19PB05820 St. Helens, Oregon; and if publication: August 21, 2019. 19PB05234 NOTICE TO four months after the date the attorney for the personal Notice to Interested Persons not so presented, they may Personal Representative: INTERESTED PERSONS of first publication of this representative. Dated and NOTICE is hereby given be barred. All persons whose Gwendolyn Hill, 5909 Notice is hereby given that notice, as stated below, to first published August 7, that the undersigned has rights may be affected by Boise Drive, Pasco, WA Harold E. Rushing has the personal representative 2019. Mark A. Gordon, been appointed personal the proceeding may obtain 99301. Attorneys: VanNatta, been appointed and has at the address below, or the P.C. Attorney for Personal representative of the above additional information from Petersen & Anderson qualified as the personal claims may be barred. All Representative, OSB estate. All persons having the records of the Court, Attorneys at Law, P.O. Box representative of the persons whose rights may be #812424, 1677 St. Helens claims against the estate are the personal representative 748, St. Helens, Oregon estate. All persons having affected by the proceedings Street, St. Helens, OR required to present the same or the attorneys for the 97051. Telephone: (503) claims against the estate in this estate may obtain 97051. (503) 397-9066. within four months from this personal representative. 397-4091. CH19-1237 CH19-1235 PUBLIC NOTICE – INVITATION TO BID NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF BALLOT TITLE CIRCUIT BREAKERS COLUMBIA RIVER PUD Filed in the Office of County would create a new service raise $1,038,422 for CC Notice is hereby given that The bids will be available 366-3244. Columbia River Clerk 8/15/2019 NOTICE district called the Columbia Rider in its first year (fiscal Columbia River People’s for public inspection at the PUD reserves the right to IS HEREBY GIVEN that County Rider Transit Service year 2020-21) and grow Utility District (PUD) will PUD office after the bid reject any and all bids that are a ballot title for a measure District (the “District”), to $1,446,328 by its tenth receive sealed bids for the opening. The bid documents not in compliance with the to be referred by the which will serve to provide year (fiscal year 2029-30). purchase of 15 kV Circuit and specifications may be bid documents and prescribed Columbia County Board of permanent local funding The proposed rate would Breakers. Bids will be examined at the office of public bidding procedures Commissioners has been for the Columbia County amount to $36 per year for a received by the PUD, 64001 the PUD, 64001 Columbia and to reject for good cause filed with the Columbia Rider (“CC Rider”) public property valued at $200,000. Columbia River Highway, River Highway, Deer Island, any or all bids upon a finding County Clerk on August 15, transit system. CC Rider Any elector of the proposed Deer Island, Oregon 97054 Oregon 97054. Electronic by the PUD that it is in the 2019. A measure election will continue to operate as district may file a petition for until 3:30 p.m., pacific copies of the bid documents public interest to do so. will be held within the a department of Columbia review of this ballot title in prevailing time, on September may be obtained by sending a Dated: August 14, 2019 at boundaries of Columbia County, and the District will the Columbia County Circuit 11, 2019, at which time the written request to bstaehely@ Columbia River People’s County on November 5, be governed by the Board Court no later than 5:00 p.m. bids will be publicly opened. crpud.org or by calling (503) Utility District. 2019. The election will of County Commissioners August 26th, 2019 (which be conducted by mail. for Columbia County. The is the 7th business day after The ballot title caption is: District will contain the area receipt). The challenger CH19-1238 Formation of Columbia within the boundaries of must notify the Columbia County Rider Transit Service Columbia County, including County Clerk’s Office in BEFORE THE BOARD OF District. Caption Formation its Cities except for the writing not later than 5:00 of Columbia County Rider City of Prescott, which did p.m. on the next business Transit Service District not consent to inclusion. If day following the day the COUNTY COMMSSIONERS FOR Question Shall a transit approved, the measure will petition for review is filed service district be formed authorize a permanent tax (ORS 250.195). This notice COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON with a permanent rate of rate of $0.18 per $1,000 is published pursuant to ORS In the Matter of Appeals of installation of a Sb amp Courthouse, 230 Strand $0.18/$1,000 of assessed of assessed value for all 250.175(5) by Elizabeth E. Administrative Decisions by recreational vehicle outlet in Street, St. Helens, Oregon. value beginning FY 2021? property within the District. Huser, Columbia County Land Development Services space 10 of the Deer Pointe 4. Prior to deliberating, the Summary This measure This rate is estimated to Clerk. director for Building Permit Meadows Mobile Home Board will reopen the record No. 92-19-000377-MD park. 2. After receiving in this matter for the purpose CH19-1239 and Residential Electrical testimony at the public of disclosing ex parte contact Permit No. 192-000602- hearing, the Board closed and providing an opportunity NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF BALLOT TITLE ELEC for Space 10 of the hearing and continued for interested parties to Filed in the Office of County approved, measure would current standards Citizen the Deer Pointe Meadows deliberations to August 21, question and comment on Clerk 8/16/2019 NOTICE finance improvements to accountability and oversight, Mobil Home Park. NOTICE 2019. The Board reopened the ex-parte contact. All IS HEREBY GIVEN that the St Helens High School including audits of bond OF RESCHEDULING the record to: a. New testimony must be directed a ballot title for a measure campus in St. Helens School projects and expenditures DELIBERATIONS AND evidence, arguments, and towards the ex parte contact. to be referred by St Helens District No. 502, including will be required. Bonds NOTICE OF REOPENING testimony to be received by The Board will not admit School District No. 502 Security, Health, Safety may be issued in one or THE RECORD July 31, 2019; b. Rebuttal testimony on any other issue. has been filed with the Improvements • Create more series with each series (PROPERTY OWNER evidence, arguments, and 5. The subject property is Columbia County Clerk on secure enclosed connections maturing in 31 years or NOTICE) 1. The Board testimony to be received located at 25231Alderbark August 16, 2019. A measure between buildings with less from date of issuance. of County Commissioners by August 7, 2019; c. Road, Rainer, Oregon in election will be held within secure entry vestibule • The incremental levy rate held a public hearing Applicant’s final arguments the Rural Residential - 5 the boundaries of Columbia Install cameras, reduce is estimated to be $1.25 per on July 24,2019, on the to be received by August 14, (RR-5) Zone and identified County on November 5, unmonitored entrances • $1,000 of assessed property appeal of Building Permit 2019. 3. Notice is hereby in the County Assessor’s 2019. The election will be Replace fire safety systems value. Actual rates may No. 92-19-000377- MD given that the Board has records as Tax Lot 7315- conducted by mail. The Replace and Improve differ based upon interest for the placement of a rescheduled deliberations 020-01900. Dated this ballot title caption is: Bonds Aging Buildings • Upgrade rates incurred and changes in manufactured dwelling and in this matter from August 15th day of August 2019. to increase student safety, windows, insulation • assessed values. Any elector Residential Electrical Permit 21, 2019 to August 28, BOARD OF COUNTY improve, repair high school Replace heating and of the district may file a No. 192-000602-ELEC Wednesday, at or after 10:00 COMMISSIONERS FOR facilities. Caption Bonds cooling systems • Update petition for review of this for the replacement of a a.m. in Room 310, the Board COLUMBIA COUNTY, to increase student safety, auditorium, athletic spaces, ballot title in the Columbia service meter, installation of Commissioners’ Meeting OREGON By: Henry improve, repair high school fields, parking • Replace County Circuit Court no of a grounding system and Room, 3rd Floor, County Heimuller, Chair. facilities Question Shall roofs Modernize High later than 5:00 p.m. August District increase safety; School Career, Vocational 27th, 2019 (which is the 7th CH19-1234 repair, improve high school Training Labs • Expand, business day after receipt). CH19-1232 facilities; update vocational upgrade welding, building The challenger must notify STATEMENT OF Public Notice education, technology; construction, automotive the Columbia County STORAGE PROCEDURES increase capacity; issue and manufacturing • Add Clerk’s Office in writing not $65 million in bonds? If Medical Career Training later than 5:00 p.m. on the The statement of procedures deadline is the bonds are approved, Program Improve. Replace next business day following AUCTION for Columbia County they will be payable Classrooms, Learning the day the petition for Storage Auction on August are available for review Mondays by from taxes on property or Spaces • Replace Building review is filed (ORS 29, 2019 at 10 a.m. at at the Columbia County property ownership that A with new connected wing 255.155). This notice is Citizen Storage, 454 Milton Courthouse and the following are not subject to the limits • Redesign buildings, add published pursuant to ORS Way, St. Helens. 2 units libraries: Scappoose, noon. of sections 11 and 11b, classrooms to accommodate 255.145(5) by Elizabeth E. are up for auction. Unit 6 - Clatskanie, Rainier, Article XI of the Oregon growth • Update Huser, Columbia County Consolidation of units and Columbia City, St. Helens Late submissions Constitution. Summary If classroom technology to Clerk. Unit 9 - Tom Barclay. and Vernonia. not guaranteed Columbia County’s trusted local news source 19-022 18190 GOTCHER ALBERT & CAROLYN TR 0301 7N2W16-DA-07301 2018 11.13 1.48 12.61 P O BOX 1270 2017 11.17 3.28 14.45 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 10.97 4.97 15.94 2015 10.71 6.57 17.28 Total amount due $60.28

19-023 20475 HANSEN KEVIN N & TOMMIE L 0306 7N3W04-D0-01301 2018 815.18 76.08 891.26 A10 24933 WARREN RD 2017 Wednesday,807.33 204.52 August1,011.85 21, 2019 www.thechronicleonline.comRAINIER, OR 97048 2016 783.41 323.81 1,107.22 2015 762.05 436.91 1,198.96 Total amount due $4,209.29

19-024 20627 HARMON JOYCE 0306 7N3W09-B0-00802 2018 2,290.37 213.77 2,504.14 76988 ATKINS RD 2017 2,297.27 581.97 2,879.24 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 2,129.59 880.23 3,009.82 2015 1,108.49 606.45 1,714.94 Public Notices Total amount due $10,108.14 19-025 25277 HEINEMANN GLORIA & JOHN 0404 6N5W06-BC-04501 2018 128.16 11.97 140.13 PO BOX 4186 2017 125.27 31.74 157.01 CH19-1236 PANAMA CITY, FL 32401 2016 121.05 50.03 171.08 2015 115.98 66.50 182.48 Total amount due $650.70 NOTICE 2019 FORECLOSURE LIST ISSUED BY COLUMBIA COUNTY The Tax Collector of Columbia County, Oregon, has prepared the following list of all 19-026 5149 HOUHA THOMAS H 0106 4N3W13-D0-01101 2018 6.07 0.81 6.88 properties now subject to foreclosure, embracing foreclosure list numbers 19-001 to 19-056 inclusive,27721 CHAPMAN hereto RD attached. This 2019 Foreclosure2017 List 6.16contains the1.81 names7.97 of SCAPPOOSE, OR 97056 2016 6.29 2.85 9.14 those appearing in the latest tax rolls as the respective owners of tax delinquent properties, a description of each such property as the same2015 appears6.08 in the latest3.73 tax rolls,9.81 the year or years for which taxes, special assessments, fees, or other charges are delinquent on each property, together with the principal of the delinquentTotal amount due amount for$33.80 each year and the amount of accrued and accruing interest thereon through August 21, 201919-027 4346512019FREEMAN FORECLOSURE PHILIP H & PEARL L REV LIST0404 issued5N5W00-00-03400M by Columbia2018 County,6.06 State0.81 of Oregon:6.87 KLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL 2017 6.10 1.79 7.89 100 LEXINGTON ST STE 050 2016 6.06 2.75 8.81 EXHIBIT "A" FORT WORTH, TX 76102 2015 5.97 3.66 9.63 Total amount due $33.20

19-028 434652 FREEMAN PHILIP H & PEARL L REV 0404 5N5W00-00-03500M 2018 6.06 0.81 6.87 2019 FORECLOSURE LIST ISSUED BY COLUMBIA COUNTY KLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL 2017 6.10 1.79 7.89 INTEREST AS-OF-DATE Sep 21, 2019 100 LEXINGTON ST STE 050 2016 6.06 2.75 8.81 F/C TAX MAILING/AGENT NAME CODE PROPERTY YEARS DELINQ INTEREST TOTAL FORT WORTH, TX 76102 2015 5.97 3.66 9.63 No. ACCT MAILING ADDRESS NO. TAXES TO 9/21/19 DUE Total amount due $33.20 19-001 10444 AMERICAN SECURITIES INC 0201 4N1W04-BD-03100 2018 555.54 51.85 607.39 PO BOX 61427 2017 539.95 136.79 676.74 19-029 434653 FREEMAN PHILIP H & PEARL L REV 0404 5N5W00-00-03600M 2018 6.06 0.81 6.87 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 531.99 219.89 751.88 KLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL 2017 6.10 1.79 7.89 2015 513.57 294.40 807.97 100 LEXINGTON ST STE 050 2016 6.06 2.75 8.81 Total amount due $2,843.98 FORT WORTH, TX 76102 2015 5.97 3.66 9.63 Total amount due $33.20 19-002 10453 AMERICAN SECURITIES INC 0291 4N1W04-BD-03800 2018 547.18 51.07 598.25 P O BOX 61427 2017 531.88 134.74 666.62 19-030 434654 FREEMAN PHILIP H & PEARL L REV 0404 5N5W00-00-03700M 2018 6.06 0.81 6.87 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 522.74 216.01 738.75 KLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL 2017 6.10 1.79 7.89 2015 506.06 290.10 796.16 100 LEXINGTON ST STE 050 2016 6.06 2.75 8.81 Total amount due $2,799.78 FORT WORTH, TX 76102 2015 5.97 3.66 9.63 Total amount due $33.20 19-003 24447 ATCHLEY KEITH W & RAU SHAUNA 0403 5N4W23-CA-00100 2018 1,274.14 118.92 1,393.06 62465 NEHALEM HWY N 2017 1,246.70 315.83 1,562.53 19-031 17283 LARSON ERIN & COURTNEY & CHE 0211 4N2W01-00-01102 2018 984.75 91.92 1,076.67 VERNONIA, OR 97064 2016 1,147.07 474.12 1,621.19 14290 S MARJORIE LN 2013 2017 886.16 224.49 1,110.65 2015 1,097.91 629.46 1,727.37 OREGON CITY, OR 97045 2016 1,630.29 673.85 2,304.14 Total amount due $6,304.15 2015 1,571.29 900.68 2,471.97 Total amount due $6,963.43 19-004 27458 BANKSTON ROSS L SR BANKSTON 0508 7N5W10-00-00300 2018 2,079.80 194.12 2,273.92 13935 COLVIN RD 2017 2,081.48 527.30 2,608.78 19-032 22929 MCNAIR ROBERT E 0401 4N4W04-BD-03500 2018 945.40 88.24 1,033.64 CLATSKANIE, OR 97016-2857 2016 2,025.13 837.05 2,862.18 MANDES JAMES G & REB 2017 922.70 233.75 1,156.45 2015 1,977.12 1,133.52 3,110.64 225 C ST 2016 824.87 340.95 1,165.82 Total amount due $10,855.52 VERNONIA, OR 97064 2015 751.70 429.31 1,181.01 Total amount due $4,536.92 19-005 19836 BATES DALE 0305 7N2W23-B0-02500 2018 2,040.78 190.47 2,231.25 19-033 25685 MARTINEZ IAN 0501 7N4W08-AD-03801 2018 1,626.63 151.82 1,778.45 PO BOX 1541 2017 2,023.93 512.73 2,536.66 18111 BEAVER DIKE RD 2017 1,623.14 411.20 2,034.34 ST HELENS, OR 97051 2016 1,965.72 812.49 2,778.21 CLATSKANIE, OR 97016 2016 1,383.75 571.95 1,955.70 2015 1,914.25 1,097.50 3,011.75 2015 137.64 73.41 211.05 Total amount due $10,557.87 Total amount due $5,979.54

19-006 3094 BENSHOOF CASEY LEE 0101 3N2W11-AA-00700 2018 3,216.73 300.24 3,516.97 19-034 26838 MATTINEN KIRC S 0508 7N3W18-B0-01803 2018 6.74 0.90 7.64 52851 NW SHOEMAKER RD 2017 3,159.08 800.30 3,959.38 22528 NELSON HILL RD 2017 6.85 2.01 8.86 SCAPPOOSE, OR 97056 2016 3,118.92 1,289.15 4,408.07 CLATSKANIE, OR 97016 2016 6.73 3.05 9.78 2015 2,932.98 1,681.35 4,614.33 2015 6.60 4.05 10.65 Total amount due $16,498.75 Total amount due $36.93

19-007 26915 BERGMAN RANDOLPH R 0508 7N4W06-00-00900 2018 2,849.90 265.98 3,115.88 19-035 20505 MILLER JEFFREY K & LAURENE K 0306 7N3W05-D0-00500 2018 1,139.92 106.39 1,246.31 76679 HIGHWAY 47 N 2017 3,073.15 778.53 3,851.68 38828 SW FERNWOOD DR 2017 1,131.18 286.56 1,417.74 CLATSKANIE, OR 97016-4000 2016 2,681.70 1,108.43 3,790.13 GASTON, OR 97119 2016 1,099.60 454.50 1,554.10 2015 2,412.25 1,383.03 3,795.28 2015 1,085.72 622.48 1,708.20 Total amount due $14,552.97 Total amount due $5,926.35

19-008 26923 BERGMAN RANDOLPH R 0508 7N4W07-00-00200 2018 898.77 83.89 982.66 19-036 15109 MITCHELL GARY L & DIANA L 0208 4N1W09-BD-02800 2018 542.69 50.65 593.34 76679 HIGHWAY 47 N 2017 899.13 227.78 1,126.91 32520 NE 94TH 2017 527.58 133.66 661.24 CLATSKANIE, OR 97016-4000 2016 875.89 362.04 1,237.93 CAMAS, WA 98607 2016 520.91 215.31 736.22 2015 851.14 487.98 1,339.12 2015 476.08 271.85 747.93 Total amount due $4,686.62 Total amount due $2,738.73

19-009 18422 BLAIR DELMAS C 0301 7N2W17-AC-00300 2018 8.65 1.15 9.80 19-037 23972 MOLLETT MARSHA RAE 0403 4N4W07-00-00600 2018 1,949.48 181.95 2,131.43 BLAIR JESSE A & BERTIE 2017 8.82 2.59 11.41 409 ROSE AVE 1 2017 1,045.07 264.75 1,309.82 1765 7TH ST 2016 8.82 4.00 12.82 VERNONIA, OR 97064-1132 2016 988.87 408.73 1,397.60 COLUMBIA CITY, OR 97018 2015 8.77 5.38 14.15 2015 920.37 527.67 1,448.04 Total amount due $48.18 Total amount due $6,286.89

19-010 18515 BOLDEN MICHELLE JOY 0301 7N2W17-AD-05500 2018 1,412.32 131.82 1,544.14 19-038 9797 NAISH BRADLEY B & MERRIE L 0201 4N1W03-BD-06800 2018 7.41 0.99 8.40 1747 MERIWETHER LN 2017 1,398.73 354.34 1,753.07 420 K ST 2017 7.40 2.17 9.57 WOODLAND, WA 98674-1221 2016 1,359.15 561.78 1,920.93 WASHOUGAL, WA 98671 2016 7.51 3.40 10.91 2015 1,309.06 750.42 2,059.48 2015 7.46 4.58 12.04 Total amount due $7,277.62 Total amount due $40.92 19-011 23030 BREIDENBACH TRAVIS 0401 4N4W04-CB-00800 2018 3,210.14 299.61 3,509.75 700 ADAMS AVE 2017 3,132.95 793.68 3,926.63 19-039 17228 NELSON MARTHA L 0211 4N1W18-A0-03000 2018 2,467.70 230.32 2,698.02 VERNONIA, OR 97064 2016 2,947.59 1,218.33 4,165.92 57893 FISHER LN 2017 2,398.54 607.63 3,006.17 2015 2,297.03 1,316.13 3,613.16 ST HELENS, OR 97051 2016 2,286.97 945.28 3,232.25 Total amount due $15,215.46 2015 2,122.91 1,216.93 3,339.84 Total amount due $12,276.28 19-012 433867 CARRINGTON MORTGAGE SERVICE 0108 3N2W12-AD-01700 2018 21.80 2.91 24.71 1600 S DOUGLASS RD 200-A 2017 14.87 4.36 19.23 19-040 17231 NELSON MARTHA L 0211 4N1W17-B0-11400 2018 1,414.00 131.98 1,545.98 ANAHEIM, CA 92806 2016 17.62 7.99 25.61 57893 FISHER LN 2017 1,374.43 348.19 1,722.62 2015 53.51 30.68 84.19 ST HELENS, OR 97051 2016 1,356.98 560.89 1,917.87 Total amount due $153.74 2015 1,308.86 750.30 2,059.16 Total amount due $7,245.63 19-013 23346 CASON JEREMY & CASON AMY L 0401 4N4W05-AD-12200 2018 2,214.09 206.64 2,420.73 27300 GROON MT RD 2017 2,160.83 547.41 2,708.24 19-041 17459 PINSON EDWARD F & ELNORA 0211 5N1W31-CC-00300 2018 352.43 32.89 385.32 BANKS, OR 97106 2016 1,983.68 819.93 2,803.61 7216 N NEWELL AVE 2017 343.20 86.95 430.15 2015 1,995.97 1,144.36 3,140.33 PORTLAND, OR 97231 2016 339.50 140.33 479.83 Total amount due $11,072.91 2015 265.56 149.73 415.29 Total amount due $1,710.59 19-014 25456 CHRISTENSEN LANCE A 0404 6N5W20-BB-02300 2018 1,198.80 111.89 1,310.69 11126 HIGHWAY 202 2017 1,170.72 296.58 1,467.30 19-042 20021 REED KATHLEEN R & GIRT ROBERT 0305 7N2W29-C0-01700 2018 1,511.64 141.08 1,652.72 BIRKENFELD, OR 97016 2016 1,130.35 467.21 1,597.56 72531 BEAVER SPRINGS RD 2017 1,499.25 379.80 1,879.05 2015 1,082.99 620.91 1,703.90 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 1,456.68 602.10 2,058.78 Total amount due $6,079.45 2015 1,330.88 759.52 2,090.40 Total amount due $7,680.95 19-015 15598 CLIFTON RICHARD 0208 5N1W19-00-00500 2018 1,693.65 158.07 1,851.72 34105 SMITH RD 2017 1,648.07 417.51 2,065.58 19-043 12955 RIDGECREST DEVELOPMENT II LLC 0201 4N1W06-DD-08500 2018 2,810.14 262.29 3,072.43 ST HELENS, OR 97051 2016 1,628.00 672.90 2,300.90 PO BOX 61427 2017 2,731.00 691.85 3,422.85 2015 1,572.14 901.19 2,473.33 VANCOUVER, WA 98663 2016 2,690.62 1,112.13 3,802.75 Total amount due $8,691.53 2015 2,597.20 1,488.85 4,086.05 Total amount due $14,384.08 19-016 13506 COLLINS JOSEPH L 0201 5N1W33-DC-07700 2018 88.83 8.29 97.12 19-044 12977 RIDGECREST PLANNED COMMUNIT 0201 4N1W07-AB-03113 2018 679.98 63.46 743.44 435 N 12TH ST 2017 86.35 21.88 108.23 PO BOX 61427 2017 660.86 167.42 828.28 ST HELENS, OR 97051 2016 85.14 35.20 120.34 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 651.13 269.14 920.27 2015 82.20 47.12 129.32 2015 598.87 343.30 942.17 Total amount due $455.01 Total amount due $3,434.16

19-017 23166 DILLARD COLUMBUS 0401 4N4W05-AC-01000 2018 613.19 57.23 670.42 19-045 12978 RIDGECREST PLANNED COMMUNIT 0201 4N1W07-AB-03114 2018 696.26 64.99 761.25 25459 LONE MESA TRAIL 2017 899.64 227.90 1,127.54 PO BOX 61427 2017 676.69 171.43 848.12 MORENO VALLEY, CA 92557 2016 858.55 354.87 1,213.42 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 666.73 275.58 942.31 2015 810.54 464.71 1,275.25 2015 617.21 353.81 971.02 Total amount due $4,286.63 Total amount due $3,522.70

19-018 24564 ELLSON ALICE 1/2 & ELLSON RAYM 0403 5N4W31-00-01400M 2018 5.77 0.77 6.54 19-046 12980 RIDGECREST PLANNED COMMUNIT 0201 4N1W07-AB-03116 2018 655.65 61.20 716.85 770 16TH AVE 2017 5.82 1.71 7.53 PO BOX 61427 2017 637.26 161.44 798.70 SEASIDE, OR 97138 2016 5.66 2.57 8.23 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 627.96 259.56 887.52 2015 5.41 3.32 43.73 2015 570.53 327.06 897.59 Total amount due $66.03 Total amount due $3,300.66

19-019 27344 EMEL A L & N F 0508 7N5W03-00-01000 2018 2,517.64 234.99 2,752.63 19-047 12981 RIDGECREST PLANNED COMMUNIT 0201 4N1W07-AB-03117 2018 637.84 59.53 697.37 14977 COLVIN RD 2017 2,518.15 637.93 3,156.08 PO BOX 61427 2017 619.89 157.04 776.93 CLATSKANIE, OR 97016 2016 2,375.61 981.92 3,357.53 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 610.81 252.46 863.27 2015 2,306.86 1,322.60 3,629.46 2015 537.16 307.93 845.09 Total amount due $12,895.70 Total amount due $3,182.66

19-020 7215 FABECK ALFRED L & VERA 0108 3N2W24-BC-04300 2018 23.75 3.17 26.92 19-048 12982 RIDGECREST PLANNED COMMUNIT 0201 4N1W07-AB-03118 2018 760.65 70.99 831.64 PO BOX 1482 2017 23.84 6.99 30.83 PO BOX 61427 2017 739.25 187.28 926.53 VANCOUVER, WA 98668-1482 2016 24.12 10.93 35.05 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 728.38 301.06 1,029.44 2015 23.91 14.66 38.57 2015 600.66 344.33 944.99 Total amount due $131.37 Total amount due $3,732.60

19-021 22478 GARGOVICH REO G 0401 4N4W03-BC-09100 2018 1,114.14 103.99 1,218.13 19-049 12983 RIDGECREST PLANNED COMMUNIT 02-01 4N1W07-AB-03119 2018 798.50 74.53 873.03 724 SPENCER ST 2017 1,087.47 275.49 1,362.96 PO BOX 61427 2017 776.12 196.62 972.74 VERNONIA, OR 97064 2016 1,037.70 428.92 1,466.62 VANCOUVER, WA 98666 2016 764.71 316.08 1,080.79 2015 979.62 561.65 1,541.27 2015 716.15 410.53 1,126.68 Total amount due $5,588.98 Total amount due $4,053.24 19-022 18190 GOTCHER ALBERT & CAROLYN TR 0301 7N2W16-DA-07301 2018 11.13 1.48 12.61 P O BOX 1270 2017 11.17 3.28 14.45 19-050 19112 ROSIAN MARK W & KIMBERLY J LI 0305 6N2W04-B0-00400 2018 1,608.45 150.12 1,758.57 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 10.97 4.97 15.94 71895 BEAVER SPRINGS RD 2017 1,605.68 406.77 2,012.45 2015 10.71 6.57 17.28 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 1,528.70 631.87 2,160.57 Total amount due $60.28 2015 1,477.21 846.36 2,323.57 Total amount due $8,255.16 19-023 20475 HANSEN KEVIN N & TOMMIE L 0306 7N3W04-D0-01301 2018 815.18 76.08 891.26 24933 WARREN RD 2017 807.33 204.52 1,011.85 19-051 19141 ROSIAN MARK W & KIMBERLY J LI 0305 6N2W05-00-00200 2018 57.27 5.35 62.62 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 783.41 323.81 1,107.22 71895 BEAVER SPRINGS RD 2017 57.22 14.50 71.72 2015 762.05 436.91 1,198.96 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 56.08 23.19 79.27 Total amount due $4,209.29 2015 55.08 31.58 86.66 Total amount due $300.27 19-024 20627 HARMON JOYCE 0306 7N3W09-B0-00802 2018 2,290.37 213.77 2,504.14 76988 ATKINS RD 2017 2,297.27 581.97 2,879.24 2018 6.45 0.86 7.31 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 2,129.59 880.23 3,009.82 19-052 435011 ST HELENS LUMBER COMPANY 0208 4N2W02-00-04300 2017 6.45 1.89 8.34 2015 1,108.49 606.45 1,714.94 ST HELENS, OR 97051 2016 6.56 2.97 9.53 Total amount due $10,108.14 2015 6.53 4.01 10.54 Total amount due $35.72 19-025 25277 HEINEMANN GLORIA & JOHN 0404 6N5W06-BC-04501 2018 128.16 11.97 140.13 PO BOX 4186 2017 125.27 31.74 157.01 19-053 23034 STELZENMUELLER GRETCHEN 0401 4N4W04-CB-01101 2018 560.16 52.29 612.45 PANAMA CITY, FL 32401 2016 121.05 50.03 171.08 715 E BRIDGE ST 2017 546.86 138.54 685.40 2015 115.98 66.50 182.48 VERNONIA, OR 97064 2016 521.84 215.70 737.54 Total amount due $650.70 2015 5.20 2.77 7.97 Total amount due $2,043.36 19-026 5149 HOUHA THOMAS H 0106 4N3W13-D0-01101 2018 6.07 0.81 6.88 27721 CHAPMAN RD 2017 6.16 1.81 7.97 19-054 18090 THOMPSON ROBERT D & JUDY O 0301 7N2W16-CC-00816 2018 8.65 1.15 9.80 SCAPPOOSE, OR 97056 2016 6.29 2.85 9.14 30166 SANDY LN 2017 8.82 2.59 11.41 2015 6.08 3.73 9.81 RAINIER, OR 97048 2016 8.82 4.00 12.82 Total amount due $33.80 2015 8.77 5.38 14.15 Total amount due $48.18 19-027 434651 FREEMAN PHILIP H & PEARL L REV 0404 5N5W00-00-03400M 2018 6.06 0.81 6.87 19-055 15554 TILLER CINDY H 0208 5N1W08-CB-00600 2018 805.59 75.18 880.77 KLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL 2017 6.10 1.79 7.89 34942 DOE LN #49 2017 783.06 198.38 981.44 100 LEXINGTON ST STE 050 2016 6.06 2.75 8.81 DEER ISLAND, OR 97054-9722 2016 773.09 319.54 1,092.63 FORT WORTH, TX 76102 2015 5.97 3.66 9.63 2015 745.67 427.44 1,173.11 Total amount due $33.20 Total amount due $4,127.95 19-028 434652 FREEMAN PHILIP H & PEARL L REV 0404 5N5W00-00-03500M 2018 6.06 0.81 6.87 19-056 22827 WATERS JAMES S & JENNIFER J 0401 4N4W04-BC-01006 2018 3,183.50 297.13 3,480.63 KLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL 2017 6.10 1.79 7.89 41856 NW ROSESHIRE CT 2017 3,106.90 787.08 3,893.98 100 LEXINGTON ST STE 050 2016 6.06 2.75 8.81 BANKS, OR 97106-6040 2016 2,890.31 1,194.66 4,084.97 FORT WORTH, TX 76102 2015 5.97 3.66 9.63 2015 2,804.78 1,608.07 4,412.85 Total amount due $33.20 Total amount due $15,872.43 19-029 434653 FREEMAN PHILIP H & PEARL L REV 0404 5N5W00-00-03600M 2018 6.06 0.81 6.87 KLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL 2017 6.10 1.79 7.89 Please take100 noteLEXINGTON that ST STE 050complete and accurate legal descriptions2016 6.06 of the properties2.75 8.81 designated by the Tax Map ID Numbers in this notice are available at the office of FORT WORTH, TX 76102 2015 5.97 3.66 9.63 the Columbia County Assessor. Total amount due $33.20

19-030 434654 FREEMAN PHILIP H & PEARL L REV 0404 5N5W00-00-03700M 2018 6.06 0.81 6.87 TO ALL PERSONSKLABZUBA OIL & GAS FL OR PARTIES ABOVE-NAMED,2017 and to6.10 all persons1.79 owning7.89 or claiming to own, or having or claiming to have, any interest in atty property 100 LEXINGTON ST STE 050 2016 6.06 2.75 8.81 included inFORT the WORTH, foreclosure TX 76102 list above set forth, being2015 the Columbia5.97 County3.66 20199.63 Foreclosure List: Total amount due $33.20

YOU19-031 ARE17283 LARSON HEREBY ERIN & COURTNEY REQUIRED & CHE 0211TO TAKE4N2W01-00-01102 NOTICE2018 that984.75 Columbia91.92 County,1,076.67 Oregon, has filed in the Circuit.Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County, 14290 S MARJORIE LN 2013 2017 886.16 224.49 1,110.65 an ApplicationOREGON CITY, for OR 97045General Judgment to foreclose the2016 lien 1,630.29of all taxes673.85 shown2,304.14 on the 2019 Columbia County Foreclosure List above set forth, and that Columbia County, as plaintiff, will submit to the court a form 2015of a General1,571.29 Judgment900.68 foreclosing2,471.97 such tax liens not less than thirty (30) days from the date of the first publica- tion of this notice. And any and all persons interested in any Totalof amountthe duereal property$6,963.43 included in this foreclosure list are required to file an answer and defense, if any 19-032 22929 MCNAIR ROBERT E 0401 4N4W04-BD-03500 2018 945.40 88.24 1,033.64 there be, toMANDES such JAMES Application G & REB for a General Judgment2017 within922.70 thirty (30)233.75 days1,156.45 from the date of the fnst publication of this notice, which date is August 21,2019 No- tice of this225 foreclosure C ST proceeding is given under ORS2016 312.0a0(1)824.87 by340.95 one (1)1,165.82 publication of the foregoing foreclosure list in The Chronicle, a newspaper of general VERNONIA, OR 97064 2015 751.70 429.31 1,181.01 circulation published weekly in Columbia County, Oregon. TheTotal amount date due of the $4,536.92publication of this 2019 is the 21st of August, 2019

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October, so he could finish New turf field coming to St. Helens Middle School the programs, but Grove later PRISON stated he did not have the CHRISTINE MENGES From Page A1 authority to do so. [email protected] McDonald argued Wro- exemplary grade on a paper blewski’s behavior had not Officials at the St. Helens they turned in blank and been predatory, but rather School District (SHSD) are marking them present for was down to a situation that considering funding options classes the student had not began as friendship and ulti- for a new turf field at St. attended. mately became inappropriate. Helens Middle School. “This whole relationship “One of the things the One entity that will not be began, your honor, because state relies upon is that they funding the field is the City the victim started commu- believe that Mr. Wroblewski of St. Helens. nicating she was depressed, is brazen, unremorseful, and At their regular session she was at risk of self-harm, predatory, and they based that in part on the documents meeting on August 7, Mayor Christine Menges/The Chronicle and she was going through Rick Scholl said city staff St. Helens Middle School, still under construction, will get a new turf a difficult time in her life. from 2008 and 2009. I think had looked at ways to fund field. That’s how this relationship it’s important to put those the new field and found it grants would be available district is currently working began and that’s not the only in context,” McDonald said. would not be possible. for the field. Amos said the on a request for proposals student to have done that,” “During that time period he “With the rec program district has looked at differ- to find a company to put in Auxier said, mentioning a Julie Thompson/The Chronicle was 34 years old, he was being in play, and the city ent grants from the nonprofit the turf field. As the timeline student in 2014 who met with Wroblewski signs documents getting used to being in St. funding it, we don’t have the USA Football, one that will stands, the turf field would law enforcement, who had after sentencing. Helens, and he was trying to reach out to his students.” monies available,” Scholl pay up to $100,000, one that not be put in until October. texted regularly with Wro- blewski continued with a McDonald argued that, said. “We’re not discussing it will pay $70,000 and one that The work session also blewski her sophomore year seemingly frustrated pause, while it was clear some of any further.” will pay $50,000 toward the dedicated time to brainstorm- under similar circumstances. “this all falls on me. It’s not the actions Wroblewski took SHSD Superintendent project. Stockwell also said ing possible avenues for “She told law enforcement anything that falls on you. were out of bounds, he noted Scot Stockwell and board that she thought she was go- If it was in my power to go the district could pull funds fundraising for the field. the principal, legal counsel member Bill Amos asked St. ing to marry the defendant.” back and do things over the from their bond which helped St. Helens resident Rich for the district, and the super- Helens City Council to con- The victim then made a right way, I would.” construct the new middle Bailey and past SHSD board intendent at the time all said tribute funds to the field at statement, asking not to be Wroblewski said the event school, because the district member shared one story there was no criminal con- the July 17 city council work named or quoted, but did came about because of his was able to make some sav- from 20 years prior, where duct. They were mandatory session. Stockwell explained address Wroblewski, who personal issues, his short- ings from construction. As the boosters club at SHSD reporters, he said, no one was the overall cost of the field looked up at her as she stood comings and dealings with Stockwell explained, that was trying to fundraise for a directly named in the reports would be about $500,000, to his right and spoke. Grove depression, burnout at work, situation would not be ideal. new covered grandstand at and a full investigation was providing estimates for thanked her for her “thought- and his personal insecurities. “Money we put towards SHHS. Bailey explained that not conducted. the constituent parts to be ful and articulate statement” He said he was not strong this turf project takes away while some fundraising ef- Grove ultimately ruled $320,000 for the turf and and commended her for her enough to overcome these from the high school,” Stock- forts raised some money, the that the 24-month sentence infield, $30,000 for engineer- bravery. formidable obstacles and well said. real success came when Coca requested by the defense ing, $150,000 for subgrade Wroblewski himself ad- conditions, and admitted SHSD is currently work- Cola approached the boosters was too light, but also did and drainage. dressed the court, opening they were explanations, not ing on a bond proposal for club to have an exclusive soft not hand down the 90-month Stockwell said he thought with, “I am here to finally do excuses. a November ballot which drinks contract. sentence Wroblewski was the councilors’ support of the the right thing to the best of “I want to take 100 per- will raise $65 million for “That money from the eligible to serve under the project would be beneficial my ability. I want everyone cent responsibility for my the renovation of St. Helens contract was used for the charges requested by the for the community. to know that I have zero actions,” Wroblewski said. High School. grandstands,” Bailey said. prosecution. “We’ve got our intergov- expectations,” adding that He said he’d benefited Stockwell also explained “Without that contract the Wroblewski will be eligi- ernmental agreement, our he was “so very sorry and from the Columbia County that the ask for funding was boosters would still be fun- ble for credit for time served. partnership, and we’re going remorseful.” Jail’s various programs, not necessarily for the total draising for covered grand- In addition, he will be subject to continue to grow and He said he recognized including Life Lessons and cost. stands at the field.” to two years of post-prison expand that, and I think it there were many victims in Pathway to Freedom, which “Anything that the city Bailey further explained supervision, must register as would be a good way to sup- court on Monday because of he said had given him tools would propose would be that with any kind of fund- a sex offender, and will be his actions. He was interrupt- to address his shortcomings. port that project,” Stockwell certainly appreciated. I don’t raising activity in St. Helens, required to pay restitution to ed at one point and reminded He asked that his transfer to said. think we’re asking for the full nothing has approached the the victim after counseling not to name the victim. the Oregon Department of Scholl asked the school $500,000,” Stockwell said. amount of funds needed for costs have been totaled. district representatives if Stockwell also said the the middle school turf field. “To the victim,” Wro- Corrections be delayed until

Police Reports

St. Helens sodomy in the first degree, August 5 August 10 back as a vehicle that was stolen August 5 Police Department sexual abuse in the first degree, • Robert Duvall Cooper was • Gillis Potter McDonald was out of Kelso – the following day. • A caller reported seeing a assault in the first degree, assault booked and released for failure arrested and sentenced on The reporting party eventually man having an argument with a August 5 in the second degree, two counts to appear. two felony counts of encourag- admitted they lied as they did not group of juveniles and said one • At approximately 8:44 a.m., of unlawful use of a weapon, • Jacob Edward Reed Lain ing child sex abuse in the first want their son to get in trouble. of the juveniles was pushed. officers investigated vandalism to and two counts of tampering with was arrested and sentenced degree. They were booked and released Police were unable to locate any several vehicles in the 500 block evidence. on a probation violation out of for initiating a false report. of the parties involved. of N. Columbia River Highway. • Peter Alan Ware was arrested Columbia County Circuit Court. Rainier • Officers responded to a false • At about 10:24 a.m., Jerry Lee and sentenced for a misde- Police Department residential alarm. August 6 Yager, 61, of St. Helens, was ar- meanor charge of driving under August 6 -An officer assisted a woman who • A caller reported a group of rested for an outstanding felony the influence of alcohol. • Mireya Aileen Baltazar was August 2 was receiving harassing text mes- ‘tweakers’ had their music blar- warrant in the 180 block of N. arrested on a warrant out of all • A caller was worried about a sages from her ex. ing. Upon officer arrival, the only Vernonia Road. July 31 county courts and Multnomah barking dog that was chained • Drivers exchanged information music that could be heard was • Nicholas James Folden was ar- County Circuit Court and is to a fence at the post office. The after being involved in a two- from a boat on the river. August 6 rested and arraigned for assault charged with failure to appear. dog was apparently upset that he vehicle, non-injury accident on • Officers responded to an alarm • At about 3:28 p.m., John David in the fourth degree, criminal mis- • Jesus Alexander Bellmas was left outside while his owner the bridge. at a local business. The doors Thomas, 42, of St. Helens, was chief in the second degree, and was arrested and sentenced went to pick up his mail. • A vehicle that was abandoned were open, but the building was arrested for an outstanding interfering with a peace officer. on a misdemeanor charge of • Officers responded to a two- at a stop sign was towed as a unoccupied. Officers secured felony warrant out of the Co- driving under the influence. vehicle motor vehicle crash on hazard. the building and notified a lumbia County Circuit Court for August 1 • Lorenzo Corey Keone Brown Highway 30 and Mill Street. Three manager. failure to appear in the 140 block • Kenneth Ray West was ar- was booked and released for people were transported with August 4 of Elm Street. rested on a warrant out of all attempting to elude police in a minor injuries and one driver was • A caller reported a bird was August 7 county courts and charged with vehicle, reckless driving, pos- cited for driving uninsured. loose in their house. The caller • Officers checked on a man August 7 third degree theft. Sheriff’s Office session of methamphetamine • A woman went into a restaurant agreed to leave the room and to lying on the sidewalk. He had • At approximately 8:09 a.m., records show he is out on condi- and carrying a concealed knife. and acted as though she had call a friend at a decent hour. been sleeping and was okay. Thomas Alton Davis, 52, of St. tional release. paid for an order to go. Despite • A caller reported a suspicious • Officers checked on a man that Helens, was arrested on an • Jeffry Alan Williams was August 7 the fact she had no dough to pay, circumstance after observing a was slumped over in a vehicle. outstanding warrant in the 470 booked and released for driving • James Charles Cook was she grabbed the pizza and ran tent near the marina. An officer He had used heroin earlier and block of S. 15th Street. under the influence of intoxicants. arrested and sentenced for a out the door. The case is being checked the situation to find a was waiting for it to wear off. • At about 8:46 a.m., Sarah probation violation. reviewed. citizen who was down enjoying • A motorist was assisted in get- Warner-Overstreet, 35, of St. August 2 • A concerned citizen requested a the beach for the afternoon. ting his vehicle started. Helens, was arrested for hinder- • Luke Isaiah Clark was arrested August 9 welfare check on a male juvenile • A resident reported a person ing prosecution in the 140 block and sentenced on a misdemean- • Ryan James Beickel was on the bridge. The juvenile turned known to them had been making August 8 of Elm Street. or probation violation. arrested for a felony probation out to be an adult, who was fine, unauthorized purchases on their • Officers responded to a busi- • At approximately 5:45 p.m., • Janice Juanita Lajean Gutierrez violation. but had no desire to speak with debit card. The report was for- ness alarm. The building was Samuel Paul Stonebrook, 42, of was arrested and sentenced for a • Luke Isaiah Clark was an officer. warded to the District Attorney’s secured. Warren, was issued a criminal felony charge of driving under the arrested and sentenced for • An officer checked on a couple Office for review. citation for driving with a sus- influence of intoxicants. reckless driving. of reportedly suspicious vehicles. • A citizen found a small dog The police blotter pended or revoked license near • Carlee Camille Ramsdell Both checked out okay. wandering the streets. They were relates to the public Little Street and Wonderly Drive. August 3 was arrested and sentenced able to make contact with the record of incidents as • Jeffrey Alan Buck was ar- on a misdemeanor charge of August 3 owner via social media and the reported by law en- August 8 rested and arraigned for criminal driving under the influence of • A violation of a protection order pup was returned home. forcement agencies. All • At approximately 9:44 a.m., mischief in the first degree, and intoxicants. was reported. The report was for- • A caller was concerned about individuals arrested or Tehvyn Shane Kiciza West, 25, two counts of assault in the third • Garth Lanel Smith was warded to the District Attorney’s a young man on the bridge. He charged with a crime of St. Helens, was arrested on degree. booked and released on Office for review. stated he was having a bad day are presumed inno- an outstanding misdemeanor • James Henry Ireland was charges of reckless driving and • A vehicle was towed as a and appeared to be depressed. cent until proven guilty. warrant. arrested and sentenced for a driving under the influence of hazard after being left in the An officer spoke with him, got him Information printed is misdemeanor charge of driving alcohol. roadway at night. 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Photo: Mike Weber Aug. 17 speedway photo’s Joel Beehler of St. Helens, won the Street Stock main event in the Chevrolet Malibu owned by Greg Brumbaugh Photo: Mike Weber of St. Helens. Jim Potter of St. Helens (#10) competes in the Tuner Divi- Victoria Woolf of St. Helens, owner of the #33 Micro Sprint car, let her sion main in his Dodge Neon. Photo: Mike Weber friend drive the open-wheel winged race car Aug. 17. four events remaining on the it’s going to be a real fight moved into the lead on lap 13, when I got close behind him Wash., led from start-to-finish MIKE WEBER schedule. for first place during the last passing Davis on the outside on the restart near the end. to capture the Northwest Mini Chronicle Guest Column Beehler, 26, started on the four races. I’m pretty happy of the front straightaway. The caution flag sometimes Stock Tour in his Hannef front row of the seven-car that Greg lets me drive his Hughes then built a sizeable can help you or hurt you. It Financial sponsored Ford Stock car racing fans Street Stock main and he led car. I also need to say thanks straightaway advantage by lap definitely helped me out and Mustang. Murphy collected will gather at the River City the 25-lap race from start-to- to Lenny Templin for doing 30 and appeared to be in con- it hurt him (Hughes) because a $500 first place prize and a Speedway in St. Helens for finish in the CLT Trucking/ all the maintenance work on trol for a relatively easy win. he lost his big lead. I knew brand new guitar as well. It the Labor Day Weekend Pape Hoyt Construction sponsored the car to keep it running so “I’ve had several second Landis was right behind me marked the second win in the Machinery/Knife River spon- 1985 Chevrolet Malibu well.” place finishes this year, but I because I know what his car six-race series for Murphy, sored races Aug. 31-Sept. 1. owned by car-owner and Beehler won heat 2 and think it was probably my best sounds like. I absolutely have who was a two-time winner The event includes the Ray team co-driver Greg Brum- King was a two-time winner day because my car is work- a chance to win the champi- as he also won the trophy Potter Memorial late model baugh of St. Helens. War- as he notched victories in heat ing better now, it’s pretty well onship and that’s my goal. dash. Devin Matthews and race both days. Potter is a ren’s Terry King, who leads 1 and the Trophy Dash. dialed in and things went my I’ve come out here to try and Bryce Rupert won the heat former driver who competed the division standings, was Davis, a former CCRA way for the most part,” said win it. It’s going to come races. The Mini Stock Tour all over the West Coast and runner-up in his Ross Diesel Champion (2017 Four Cyl- Davis, who took second place down to the last race of the series finale is Sept. 14 at who enjoyed a successful & Auto sponsored 1987 inder Division), is seeking in Heat 1 and was fourth in season (Sept. 21). It’s going Yakima Speedway. motorsports career. Potter Buick Regal. Mark Wakefield to win the second title of his the trophy dash. “The car was to be a real dogfight until the Cody Jones won the 40-lap passed away in January at took third, followed by Red four-year stock car racing damaged a little from a colli- end.” Hornet Challenge race, fol- age 76. Potter’s son Jim and Smith and Mandie Tardio. career and he’s in a good sion I had in the heat race, but The exciting race con- lowed by Josh Linville, Matt grandson’s Brandon and Ryan Columbia City’s brother/sister position to possibly accom- it’s something that I can eas- cluded with flagman Mike Diller and Zach Dalrymple. compete at the speedway, duo of Chelsea McKinney plish his goal. Davis, 58, trails ily repair. All in all I think it Watson waving consecutive McDonald was a double duty Columbia County Racing (sixth) and Devin McKinney first place driver TJ Landis was a pretty good night. The green, white and checkered driver who competed in two Association (CCRA) cham- (seventh) also competed. It of West Linn by less than 20 track was in good condition, flags on the final three laps. CCRA motorsport classifica- pionship contenders Joel marked the first ever race for points. it was tacky and it was a lot of Hughes held on to win by just tions and he drove the Car- Beehler and Joel Davis, both Devin McKinney, 17. Davis started on the pole fun to drive on.” two car lengths, followed by quest/Alliance Automotive enjoyed remarkable success “I had a front row starting position of the 16-car Tuner However, a red flag cau- Davis, Landis, Cody Scouller sponsored 2006 Chevrolet on Saturday, Aug. 17, at River position and the track was in Division main and he was the tion period stalled the race on and Bob Berg to round out Cobalt for owner Darrin Rye City Speedway, keeping their good condition as well, which frontrunner through the early lap 38 as several cars collided the top-five. Landis, 54, won of Warren. McDonald, who hopes alive to possibly win a really made it a fun race,” portion of the 40-lap race in on the front straightaway. Heat 2, Vancouver’s Travis won the B Main 2, took fifth division title. said Beehler, who, along with his Economy Auto Wrecking/ When the action resumed, Koch won Heat 1 and the place in the main event to Beehler of St. Helens, teammate Brumbaugh, is Ram Light Truck Salvage Davis was now bumper-to- Trophy Dash and Longview’s round out the top-five. Tyler captured his fourth victory as seeking to win a third straight sponsored 1996 Nissan Al- bumper with Hughes on the Dan McDonald won Heat 3. Owen won the B Main 1. he took the checkered flag in Street Stock title. tima. Davis was in first place lap 38 restart and he had a Ken LeGault won the B Main. Linville won the scramble the Street Stock main event. “I was hoping that it was the first six laps and then the chance to overtake him with The track had a numer- and heat 2. Dell Tucker, Don Davis of Kelso, recorded going to be a caution free race was delayed by a yellow just three laps left. ous drivers who traveled to Briggs Jr., Kelsey Drager, three Tuner Division top-four race, but then somebody caution period. “He (Hughes) got by me St. Helens from all over the Matt Diller and Jesse Yanke finishes, including a season bumped into me and caused On the lap seven restart, and he was running the high Pacific Northwest to compete won heat races. best second place main event me to spin out. That’s the Portland’s Jeremy Hughes line and I was in the low line,” in the Great American Hornet Cody Crawford, 14, of finish. Both drivers are ranked way it goes in racing some- moved alongside Davis and Davis said. “I was also trying Challenge and also the first Menlo, Wash (near Chehalis) second in their respective times but I got my first place the two drivers battled side- to hold onto my spot because ever appearance at the track won the Micro Sprint Car CCRA point standings and starting position back on the by-side around the quarter- any of the guys behind me of the Northwest Mini Stock main followed by Jo Jo Batal- certainly have a good shot at restart. We’re creeping up on mile clay oval for the next were capable of passing if Tour. gia, Chico Brinster and Davis winning a championship with Terry in the standings and six circuits. Hughes then they had a chance. I felt good Scott Murphy of Spokane, Jacobson.

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