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The Jefferson County PUD Board Port looks at of Commissioners placed the utility’s general manager on paid adminis- preservation trative leave Dec. 19, citing many challenges that need to be addressed. LILY HAIGHT Larry Dunbar, who was hired as [email protected] the PUD’s general manager in April, When sailmaker Carol Hasse was unanimously heard of the port’s plans to replace placed on leave the Point Hudson jetty with a steel during a special combi-wall jetty, she dove into meeting last week. research. The commissioners Built around 1934, the timber pile held an executive and rock jetty has protected boats in session Dec. 11 to Dunbar the marina next to Hasse’s sail loft discuss Dunbar’s for 80 years. But with damaged, performance. Kevin eroding piles and sinking armoring Streett, the former assistant GM rock, the jetty is in critical condition. who retired in November, has “There’s no doubt that this jetty returned to take the same position. needs to be repaired or replaced,” Waves splash over Thomas Mullholland of Madison, Wisconsin, as he Streett will run the PUD until com- Hasse said. walks on the docks by the Northwest Maritime Center on Dec. 20. For missioners determine how they will The port’s plan to replace it with Walk the line more photos of the storm, see page A17. Leader photo by Lloyd Mullen fi ll the full-time GM role. one made of steel piles and sheet Board president Jeff Randall metal raised an alarm for Hasse, cited a clause in Dunbar’s contract who has more than 50 years of sail- that allowed the PUD to remove him ing experience. as general manager with one year of “Anybody with an ounce of sense Storm surges into sandwich shop severance pay. knows that you don’t put metal into “Jefferson PUD is really unique the water,” Hasse said. “It’s just CHRIS MCDANIEL a really bad storm prior, and that couple logs underneath the deck in that we’re brand new, and we going to rust. There’s no way around [email protected] is what the windows started to that were rattling everything.” expanded signifi cantly and we have it.” do right before it got bad. I threw a lot of debt,” Randall said during Some of her thoughts went to the When Mike Howell arrived tape up, and I know everybody A PERFECT STORM the special meeting Dec. 19. “We had aesthetics of the jetty, which would at his sandwich shop to open for likes to argue it, but hey, it is all The storm that roared through released our previous general man- clash with the historic harbor. Not business Dec. 20, the typically I have ever seen done, so I (went) East Jefferson County on Dec. 20 ager through succession planning, to mention the well-known octo- beautiful view of Port Townsend with it. It is better than being a dropped about a quarter-inch and Larry came on, and he knew pus habitat in the rocks. But after Bay had turned menacing. shish kebab.” or less of precipitation, said Jay it was going to be a big challenge, researching similarly built walls in “I got here at around 9 a.m., The wind almost pushed an Albrecht, a meteorologist with the and the contract we have with Larry Edmonds and on Hat Island, Hasse and things just didn’t look right,” AC unit out of its place in the wall National Weather Service offi ce in refl ects that.” found another concern. In stormy said Howell, proprietor of Howell’s facing towards the south, Howell Seattle. The clause in Dunbar’s contract weather, when waves crash against Sandwich Co., 929 Water St. said. It wasn’t the meager precipita- does not require cause to release the jetty, instead of dispersing wave “Everything changed. The color of “And then, as the tide came tion that caused coastal fl ooding. him, Randall said. energy among the rocks, the sheet the water got a really dark green, up, it started getting gnarlier Instead, it was a combination of a “To me, that acknowledges that metal walls would cause waves to Larry was taking a big risk coming and then brown closer to shore. and gnarlier,” he said. “We had a See STORM, page 8▼ bounce back and double in size. The sky completely changed, and here,” he said. “It was a big chal- “The value of rock is as a wave the waves just got monstrous.” lenge. We’re a young organization, absorber,” Hasse said. “All the The sandwich shop is in a the fi rst time in 60 years that a energy that crashes in here four primo location, abutting the edge public utility has bought a private times a week in six months of the of the bay. But that put it right in utility (from Puget Sound Energy), year (during the southerly storm the path of gale-force winds and a and we grow by a factor of fi ve, from season) gets dissipated by the rock.” king tide that combined during an eight employees to 40, roughly, and After researching wave energy, incoming storm to assail the shop a $2 million budget to a $35 million talking with fellow sailors, calling with a torrent of seawater. budget — massive growth.” the harbormaster at Hat Island “When the wind started Randall and fellow commission- and talking with the engineers who picking up, I called whatever ers Kenneth Collins and Wayne King designed the new jetty plan for the employees I had coming in and spoke directly to Dunbar during the port, Hasse wrote a letter to port said, ‘Stay home,’” Howell said. meeting. commissioners. “I made the decision to close at “Personally, I have enjoyed work- “A refl ective surface bounces back 10:30 or 11 o’clock when the water ing with you, but I feel that what the a wave’s energy, causing it to grow started coming in a bit.” organization needs at this point — by 1.4 to 2 times its original size,” There were no customers in and we are at a crisis point — is to Hasse wrote. “Wave heights and sea the shop at the time, and Howell take a different direction,” Collins states generated by the proposed had to turn others away for their said. “And I say that with a great steel combi-wall will likely create safety, he said. deal of regret. Lost sleep for the last whirlpools as well as standing waves “The real tell for me was when several days, struggling with this. and breaking seas. These conditions I started to hear the windows Mike Howell of Howell’s Sandwich Co. vacuums water brought in from the storm. I’m glad there is a provision in the pose serious threats, putting vessels crack,” Howell said. “It had been Leader photo by Lloyd Mullen contract that fairly compensates you. at risk of breaking seas from astern “I’ve come to the conclusion that and abeam.” the fi t just wasn’t right.” Hasse believes a steel combi- In his remarks, King said he felt wall is not the right choice for Point the utility was getting away from Hudson. what it needs to do to move forward “We did take a very careful look Two injured after man drives for customers. from Day 1 at the wave climate,” said Dunbar will be on paid leave for port Deputy Director Eric Toews, up to 30 days. who was the director of planning car into Port Hadlock QFC “We have signifi cant challenges, when the port went to bid on the and I think to proceed in the direc- jetty. CHRIS MCDANIEL tion we need to go to be successful, “Mott MacDonald is one of a [email protected] “The 82-year-old driver reported there are challenges we need to handful of coastal engineering fi rms that he accidentally pressed on face,” Randall said. “I would say that has sophisticated wave-model- Two pedestrians who were standing outside that, to meet those challenges and ing software that they used to try to the entrance of the QFC in Port Hadlock were both the brake and gas pedals address them successfully, I feel help us assess this and come up with injured Dec. 20 when a vehicle jumped the curb when coming into the parking like we need to go in a little differ- the optimal design. … Their conclu- and ran into them. ent direction than we are currently sion was that (the metal) was not The incident happened shortly before 1:55 space.” going.” going to have a material impact.” p.m., when Thomas Anderson, 82, of Port Ludlow Dunbar was hired in April. PUD Mott MacDonald is an engineer- drove his SUV onto the sidewalk in front of a Art Frank Communications Manager Will ing consulting fi rm based in the parking space he had entered, Jefferson County O’Donnell said Dunbar put a lot of United Kingdom. In initial wave Undersheriff Art Frank said. JEFFERSON COUNTY UNDERSHERIFF effort into professionalizing the orga- simulations presented to the port “The 82-year-old driver reported that he acci- QFC near Starbucks, he said. nization, building teams and trying in a preliminary design proposal in dentally pressed on both the brake and gas pedals “One person suffered a broken leg and was to improve communication. December 2014, the fi rm projected 5- when coming into the parking space,” Frank said. transported to Jefferson Healthcare,” said Bill Streett was the utility’s fi rst elec- to 6-foot waves in the jetty entrance “The vehicle drove over the curb and knocked Beezley, East Jefferson Fire Rescue public infor- trical employee hired and served as and onto the Maritime Center’s down a stanchion. The stanchion was positioned mation officer. “Another person suffered an ankle the assistant general manager before public beach. to prevent cars from driving onto the sidewalk in injury and was also transported. The driver was he departed. PUD meeting minutes Despite concerns and an outcry front of the store,” he added. evaluated and was with law enforcement when showed Randall met several times from the local diving community, A 29-year-old female QFC employee and a we departed.” with Streett following his November the port went to bid for the project 72-year-old male customer were on the sidewalk The collision caused some damage to the build- departure to try to persuade him to in May. Due to a lack of funding, the and struck by the vehicle, Frank said. ing, but QFC remained open, Frank said. return. port rejected all bids. The vehicle continued across the sidewalk and Deputies do not believe drugs or alcohol were The utility held an all-staff meet- struck the building near the south entrance of ing Dec. 20 to announce the change. See JETTY, page 8▼ contributing factors in the collision, Frank said.

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Strzalka told the against potential “misuse Amy Strzalka, assistant commissioners the audit or misappropriation” of audit manager with the team was slated to wrap up resources. The audit team state auditor’s team, its work by Oct. 4. looked into the PUD’s presented her preliminary PUD Commission Chair employee reimbursements, report to the commissioners Jeff Randall laughed as he payroll disbursements, fuel Lorraine Rimson, incoming president of the Clallam-Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers, answers legal and staff at a Nov. 26 said, “So, even though this and materials inventories, questions at the Tri-Area Community Center on Dec. 1. Leader photo by Kirk Boxleitner special meeting. is your entrance interview credit cards, software The PUD received clean … ” system access and accounts Legal clinic answers community questions audit findings for both its Strzalka completed his receivable write-offs. Kirk Boxleitner focused on family law, with Rimson citing the 2017 accountability and sentence: “We finished a “We change that list each [email protected] numbers of veterans and their dependents financial statement reports. week ahead of when we’d audit, based on what we who have sought advice. “(Public Utility) District anticipated we would be determine are the areas of A plethora of options during the weekend “We’ve had a number of instances where operations complied with done.” risk,” Strzalka said. “Next seemed to have quelled interest in the free military members have been deployed, come applicable state laws, Strzalka credited the year’s audit will probably legal clinic at the Tri-Area Community Center back to their families and not been able to regulations and its own abbreviated time window include areas we didn’t on Dec. 1, but the Clallam-Jefferson County sustain their marriages because of the trauma policies, and provided to the PUD, whose level cover in years prior.” Pro Bono Lawyers have no plans to slow down they brought back,” Rimson said. “Fortunately, adequate controls over of organization made the Strzalka said public serving the community. they were self-aware enough to know they the safeguarding of public audit team’s work proceed organizations with annual Rafael Urquia, outgoing president of the couldn’t stay in those marriages, and they resources,” the preliminary more quickly than they had revenues of $10 million or Clallam-Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers, came to us to figure out how to transition report stated. budgeted. more receive annual state was joined by Lorraine Rimson, incoming toward divorce in the least destructive way A final report will be “So, you’re saying, the audits, a category she said president of the organization, in Chimacum, possible.” available on the auditor’s more together our records also includes the city of where they answered legal questions from The Pro Bono Lawyers’ annual luncheon is website in the coming are, the less the audit will Port Townsend, Jefferson the community, alongside a crew of fellow coming up in May. This year, Urquia promises weeks. cost us,” Randall said. County, and the Port volunteer attorneys, including members of the a focus on free speech and freedom of the press. Strzalka described the “You save money, yes,” Townsend and Chimacum Northwest Immigrants Rights Project. “Those are the freedoms that yield a free 2017 audit as “the easiest Strzalka said. school districts. The Port of Although they were prepared to answer society in turn,” said Urquia, who expects one yet” and estimated the The audit had been Port Townsend and the fire a number of questions on immigration the luncheon to lead to a full month of events PUD would save more than budgeted to cost $45,000. districts are on two-year rights, Rimson and Urquia said one of the aimed at promoting greater awareness of the $10,000 on the cost of its Strzalka said the audit audit cycles. community’s most frequent inquiries has been law in schools and the community. audit due to the improved team studied the PUD to “And with entities like about the process of vacating felony and other As with their frequent free clinics in the financial tracking and perform accountability and cemetery districts, whose types of convictions. area, the lawyers see such education and administrative assistance financial statement audits revenues are even smaller, “In fact, early next year, sometime between outreach as part of their efforts to give back. the PUD provided. for 2017. we’ve even done off-site January and March, we plan to offer a clinic “We encourage lawyers to donate their “The fact that the Strzalka informed the reports,” Strzalka said. “The focused just on vacating convictions,” Urquia time, and this is one way they can volunteer,” district had made such commissioners that the largest systems that affect said. “This issue has a huge impact on people’s Urquia said. “We want to get this word out big improvements in the financial statement audit the most money are ones we voting and gun-ownership rights, as well as to underserved folks who are harder to find, controls and the financial assessed whether the tend to look at more often.” their ability to attain employment.” whether it’s because they’re not online or they During the past year, the group has also don’t get the paper,” Urquia said.

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Sitting in the pilot house of the Western Flyer, the fishing boat that John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts took down to the Sea of Cortez, shipwright Pete Rust is surrounded by history. He also is surrounded by a quandary. “The difficult thing I’m doing right now is trying to figure out how to remove the house from the boat without damaging it and without losing the original shape,” said Rust, a member of the Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op, which is restoring the historic boat. The goal is to take the house off the boat and frame it on the floor to rebuild and restore it. But Rust has to figure out how to do that without the structure collapsing in on itself. As he works to remove parts of the boat that were added after it was built, sawdust floats in the air, illuminated by streams of light coming in through holes in the wooden boat. “The main hull structure is pretty deteriorated, so we’re forced to rebuild that stuff for strength reasons,” Rust said. “The boat needs to function on the water. This house, on the other hand, is more about historical preservation, trying to save as much of the original character in here as possible.” It is in that house that literary giant Steinbeck and world- renowned marine biologist Ricketts once lived, breathed and penned their famous book, “Sea of Cortez: A Leisurely Journal of Travel and Research.” The Western Flyer Foundation, headed by boat owner John Gregg, aims to have the Western Flyer on the water by 2020 and making trips along the west coast by 2021. After it received a federal maritime heritage grant, the 2-year-old foundation has strengthened its organization and picked up the pace on restoration. The long-term vision is to create free at-sea learning experiences for school children from Alaska to Mexico. “Driving a lot of the project is what the board is asking the boat to do,” said Chris Chase, a shipwright and member of the Western Flyer Foundation. “If we were going to idly sit at the dock, it would be one set of restoration parameters. But since we’re asking it to go up and down the west coast, traveling open ocean, it’s really driving a deeper look at the structure of the boat, the integrity, but balancing that with saving the original DNA.” Clockwise from top: The shipwrights are rebuilding the aft deck beam Built in Tacoma in 1937, the Western Flyer was used to structure of the Western Flyer before they begin to rebuild the stern and fish for sardines out of Monterey, California. That’s where it painted bright white, and the beginning stages of rebuilding heel. After it sank in the Swinomish Channel, the historic Western Flyer encountered Steinbeck and Ricketts. In 1940, the pair took the stern and keel in process, the boat looks on its way to was in poor shape. Since then, the Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op has the boat for a six-week tour of the Sea of Cortez (also known becoming a historical yet fully functional masterpiece. taken on restoration. Pete Rust, a member of the Shipwrights Co-op, is as the Gulf of California), between Baja California and the “This boat is probably the first one I’ve worked on that’s working on removing the pilot house from the Western Flyer so it can be Mexican mainland. had the association with a famous author and a famous restored off the boat. Leader photos by Lily Haight After that trip, the boat was passed from owner to owner, marine biologist,” Rust said. “We’ve worked on a lot of boats and then left to sink in the Swinomish Channel near La that had been fishing for many years, but that aspect is quite Conner. Hauled out and brought to Port Townsend in 2013, unique to this project alone.” of Cortez.” every inch was covered in barnacles. Not only is the association with Steinbeck and Ricketts “I think for what Pete and I do for a living, and what all “Sinking didn’t do the boat any good,” Chase said. “It’s exciting, but for boatbuilders like Rust and Chase, the these other guys do, those first three chapters of the log speak made everything so fragile.” appreciation for the craft of wooden boat building is one really deeply to us,” Chase said. “It’s all about the beauty of But with the barnacles scraped off, new deck beams being they share with Steinbeck, who wrote about it in “The Sea the wooden boat, the beauty of human creation.” A 6 • Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND NOTICE Washington’s Reprocessed Car Sale CARS, TRUCKS, MINIVANS, SUV’S AND CROSSOVERS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY DEC 26 DEC 27 DEC 28 DEC 29 DEC 30 DEC 31 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM

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Time is not going to for historic resources, and it gence before going forward. The project delay provided that,” said Lance Bailey, Port be on our side.” doesn’t just have to be build- “We’re willing to explore a second chance for the Port Townsend planning director. Although the jetty with- ings,” said Michael Sullivan, any avenue to accomplish pro- Townsend Marine Trades If the port were to request stood the windstorm Dec. 20, of the Tacoma-based Artifacts tection of the marina, because Association to come up with a the jetty be added to the his- a structural assessment com- Consulting, a historic preser- it is critical to protecting plan of its own. toric district, it might open up pleted in 2013 stated parts of it vation company. the economic vitality of the an avenue of funding for it to could collapse in a large storm. Sullivan has worked on east end of Port Townsend.” PRESERVATION be rebuilt in a similar struc- The port does not have several “in-water” or “over- Toews said. “It’s not just Point At the port’s business ture, D’Arcy said. Approaching current funds for a full replace- water” structures before, and Hudson. It’s the maritime meeting Dec. 12, Robert it as a historical project would ment. In its fi ve-year budget he said funding possibilities center and the commercial D’Arcy, project manager at the require the port to keep the projections, the port set aside range from state or federal to historic district, everything Schooner Martha Foundation, jetty and the working water- a contingency fund of $250,000 large donations. downtown. We understand brought historical preserva- front at Point Hudson. in 2019 and $250,000 in 2020 “Port Townsend has how important it is.” tion to the table. “If we’re able to embrace for emergency repairs. been very successful in get- Commissioners and port “Here we have the a preservation plan for Point “We’re exploring every ting capital heritage money administrators are planning to authenticity of the working Hudson, that will give us tools avenue,” Toews said. “That before,” Sullivan said. “When convene for a two-day retreat waterfront and its history,” in our toolbelt that we didn’t includes everything from you approach Port Townsend Jan. 16-17 to discuss the jetty D’Arcy said. “The jetty is the have before,” D’Arcy said. urgent repairs to trying to from the water, which, for among other development front door to the national But the decision is not an extend the life of the existing generations, is how people projects. The retreat is sched- heritage district in Port easy one for the port. structure, to demolition and approached the city, the uled from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Townsend.” “The port spent $650,000 replacement, as per the design breakwater is in the forefront p.m. at the Old Alcohol Plant The nationally recognized to engineer and permit a we went to bid on, or an alter- of that.” in Port Hadlock. The public is historic district includes sheet pile wall,” Pivarnik native design.” The port may need to welcome to attend. uptown and downtown, from said. “My concern is, do I want One question the port may answer other questions, too. For D’Arcy, Hasse and the courthouse to the water. to throw away $650,000 that consider is whether or not How would a rock rubble wall, other members of the marine like the current jetty, be per- trade industry, the port’s mitted? 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beds, where the eagles were found most Bald eagles congregate often at low tide, foraging on foot for nesting Port Townsend Foot & Ankle midshipmen. to feed at Dabob Bay They also were found foraging for stranded Tooth Ache... LILY HAIGHT midshipmen in exposed eelgrass beds during [email protected] low tides. Go to the dentist The study showed that, during the more Eye Problems... The Northwest Watershed Institute com- than 70 hours of observation, the plainfi n pleted the fi rst study done in the United midshipman was the most common prey the Go to the eye doctor States on springtime eagle congregations, researchers observed eagles consume. Of the investigating the relationship between 617 recorded prey captures, 75 percent were Foot Problems... DUH... American bald eagles and intertidal species positively identifi ed as midshipmen. at Dabob Bay. “It shows the relationship between the Go to the foot doctor! Residents recently began noticing large eagles and what they’re feeding on and the numbers of eagles on the shore during low type of beach they have to have,” Bahls said. These problems need to be evaluated and tides in late spring. The study also sought to show the rela- treated by THE EXPERT of the lower “It’s very unusual to have these spring tionship between humans and the eagle congregations of up to 175 eagles on the congregations. extremities & feet: Your local PODIATRIST!!! beach,” said Peter Bahls, executive director The researchers found that foot traffi c was of the Northwest Watershed Institute. both the most common and most disturbing NO Referrals needed! Bahls and Heather Gordon, a biolo- activity to the eagles, but boat traffi c and gist with the NWI, authored the study, shellfi sh harvesting also could scare eagles Almost all insurances accepted. which is titled “Bald Eagles, Oyster Beds, off their feeding grounds. and the Plainfi n Midshipman: Ecological Bahls said the study was one of the fi rst of Call now for thorough exam Relationships in Dabob Bay.” its kind in the United States. The only other “The study was about uncovering the mys- study of eagles congregating along a shoreline & treatment plan. tery of those springtime congregations and in the spring was done in British Columbia. having a greater understanding of the ecology The study was funded by landowners in 360-385-6486 of eagles and the shoreline,” Bahls said. the area and the Port Gamble and Jamestown Using a spotting scope and a camera, S’Klallam tribes. After learning results, the Steven Reiner DPM, Board-certified in foot surgery Bahls and Gordon conducted 22 days of two tribes plan to adapt their plan for a com- eagle spotting this year between May 15 and mercial aquaculture operation proposed for Merida Reiner CPed, Certified Pedorthist July 12 during which they observed foraging the Dabob Bay oyster beds. behavior. “The eagle study by NWI is great informa- The study found the eagles mainly fed on tion for us to have,” Ralph Riccio, shellfi sh GIVE $50 TO CHARITY. GET Now - Jan. 14 plainfi n midshipman, a species of bottom- biologist for the Jamestown S’Klallam tribe, *See your sales associate dwelling fi sh that lives at ocean depths down stated in a news release from NWI. “The UP TO $400 OFF IN RETURN. for complete details. to nearly 1,000 feet along the Pacifi c coast tribes want to make sure our proposed THE INNOVATORS OF COMFORT™ from Alaska to Mexico. In the spring, they shellfi sh operation does not harm the eagle migrate to the rocky intertidal zone, where convocation at Dabob Bay. We reviewed the they spawn on beaches from May through fi ndings of the study to help inform our adap- July. tive management and monitoring plan.” At Dabob Bay, Bahls and Gordon found To read the published study, go to the plainfi n midshipman nests among the oyster Northwest Watershed Institute website.

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BR-2169653 A 10 • Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Opinion Mr o e than 6 tons Editorial of fruit given away Mary Hunt 2018: Room for Local 20/20 Reach. Twist. Pick. Box. Repeat. To put that in perspective, improvement this year’s volunteer gleaners did that to about 9,345 plums, 2,055 pears, 2,784 Asian pears Jefferson County faced its fair share of doom and gloom and 28,014 apples. There was a during the past 12 months. whole lot of picking going on this Our downtown renovation plagued traffic and forced more harvest season. than one business to close its doors. The net result came out to 12,363 pounds of plums, pears, Port Townsend’s housing crisis continues to bedevil citizens, apples, grapes and figs. It was a and a resolution intended to help the matter failed. good year for harvesting back- And a jetty that holds the turbulent waters off our town is yard trees for community use. well past its prime. The bulk of the fresh local But people tend to learn more from their defeats than from organic fruit went to Port their victories, and we find good reason to expect that 2019 will Townsend and Chimacum schools be a better year. and four Jefferson County food banks. The rest was distributed The Wednesday after Election Day brought a halt to what to 17 other organizations, seemed like an endless parade of electioneering, and with the including senior centers and the relief comes hope. Those people who were willing to put their YMCA. More than 12,000 pounds of fruit was collected and provided to community resources reputations on the line may indeed have what it takes to make Stacey Larson, director of this year. Courtesy photo Jefferson County a better place. food services for Port Townsend Soon, there’ll be a new sheriff in town, along with a newly schools, used up to 500 pounds of with a core group, including Sharon Comer, Jim Moore, Paula elected prosecutor. Miscreants beware. fruit a week, serving it fresh to students, making it into sauces Vanderheul, Sonny Flores, Doug And with more than 83 percent of citizens turning out to vote, or muffins. Many teachers also Van Allen, Cathie Wier and Jefferson County ranks among the highest in the state when it keep apples on hand in their dozens of others. It is part of the comes to an active democracy. classrooms for hungry students. local 20/20 Food Action Group. People who want to move here and those who already live in In a tandem project at the A solid community harvest this area take pride in the knowledge that we have an incredibly Blue Heron Middle School program requires a balancing involved and committed community. orchard, students gleaned nearly act to match volunteer help to the ripening trees. Rolland was All we really need to do is set aside our differences long 1,000 pounds of fruit from 70 trees. This year, Brett Navin’s grateful for all the gleaners who enough to focus on our common goals. If we do that, they become class at the middle school recipes are exchanged while the showed up week after week. easier to achieve. started drying the excess pick- volunteers work in a tree. Admittedly, gleaning is Let’s ring in the new year by continuing to address problems ings. For more information, go to Then there’s the end-of-year addictive. that deserve our best efforts. the Blue Heron School Orchard apple-pressing party. It’s one part “Just when you think you Issues such as affordable housing, the Point Hudson jetty, website. “thank you” and 10 parts gallons never want to see another apple naval sound ordinances and commercial shooting facilities. And While picking, gleaners learn of cider to drink immediately, let again,” Rolland said, “the most harden, make vinegar, or cook perfect tasty bug-free well- social programs like backpacks for underserved children. first-hand that well-pruned trees are more accessible and down for an apple syrup. pruned tree is ready, and off we As you lay your head down to sleep tonight, and as the day’s produce better fruit than over- This year, the two-hour event go.” final thoughts race through your mind, try to latch on to one grown trees. From 3 to 5 p.m. on sent more than 50 gallons of cider Thank you, tree owners, of the nagging issues you’ve faced during the past 12 months Tuesdays and 10 a.m. to noon goodness home with volunteers. gleaners, educators and cooks. and mull its solution — or at least a way to bring relief to the on Saturdays, they work in the As crazy as a picking day It all helps to create a more self- problem. trees with new and old friends, seems — 5 to 20 people showing sufficient, healthy and kinder This community is filled with the knowledge and expertise of take home lots of fresh fruit, and up, breaking into teams, grabbing community. equipment, scattering to pick more than 30,000 individuals. learn how to manage an orchard while they provide food for our trees and returning to weigh and Mary Hunt is a gleaner If we work together, we can can find solutions. community. distribute the bounty of the day with the local 20/20’s Quimper Not a bad exchange of time. — it’s fun. Community Harvest as well as Lloyd Mullen They took fruit home for their Since 2009, Quimper an advocate for sustainable food families to eat, dry, pickle, freeze, Community Harvest organizer systems, cooking from scratch, can or jam. Many techniques and Seth Rolland has been working and growing her own food. lsetter previous two years has been a collegial tone. the corner where Symrna turns into 7th, a was bringing the swamp with him. Special Reporting should include Unfortunately, the JCD has approved of vehicle came up behind me. Investigator Robert Mueller’s team already leadership that has allowed bad feelings to I pulled over to the right to give them has indicted five members of Team Trump, more rounded sources fester. There is no open attempt at dialogue. some room, and as I did, I ran my power and they will serve prison time for their It is unfortunate that The Leader That’s not a very effective method of scooter off the road and into a dropoff and crimes. neglected to interview any of the progressive bringing the passion and ideas of newer flipped my scooter onto its side. I spilled my Trump’s own White House cleaning is members of the Jefferson County Democrats members into the mix. Which is a shame, backpack into a big puddle and pinned my itself record-setting; turnover of senior White for the Dec. 12 article “County Democrats re- because the newer members have brought good leg under my scooter. House staff is more than 60 percent, accord- elect Gilmore as chair, focus on local issues.” not just passion, but an eagerness to tackle As this was happening, the vehicle that ing to the Brookings Institute, and his second The members interviewed gave, at many issues, including but not limited to I pulled over for came by. I yelled out for year isn’t over. Chief of Staff John Kelly will best, an incomplete picture of the state of disability access to the meetings, work help, but the vehicle just flew right by! leave in January. the local Democratic Party. Success does toward single-payer healthcare, and a strong What’s up with people up here? You all Borrowing an idea from Trump Tower, require teamwork, that’s true. But teamwork emphasis on grassroots organizing. should spend a week down south and learn Trump has installed a revolving door. requires a willingness to actually listen to In the future, it might be a good idea what southern hospitality is! Consistent among the ejected/rejected/ each other. if The Leader could reach out to members I know the person might not have heard dejected Trump Teamsters is the view At the same meeting where Mr. Gilmore of the JCD Progressive caucus for a more my scream, but I don’t think so. that Trump is difficult to work for or with. was re-elected chair, I reached out to another rounded view of what’s happening in our TIMOTHY L. MORGAN Ex-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson explained member, kindly asking them to email her so local Democratic Party. Irondale why: “It was challenging ... to work for a man they could work together on a project. That BETHEL PRESCOTT who is pretty undisciplined, doesn’t like to member recoiled had to be talked down by Irondale read, doesn’t read briefing reports, doesn’t Ms. Moss-Vettica. like to get into the details of a lot of things. ... A progressive member was repeat- It’s time for Mueller I understand what you want to do (he would edly booed by others in the JCD simply Southern hospitality tell Trump) but you can’t do it that way. It for making motions according to Robert’s to clean up Team Trump violates the law.” Rules of Order. This is not an uncommon can go a long way What President Trump failed to mention The man who promised to bring the best occurrence. Earlier this month, I was on my way to in his election language about “cleaning and brightest with him has, instead, been What was has been missing in the the bus stop about 7 a.m. As I was entering the swamp” in Washington was that he See Letters, page 11▼ I nside holiday humor via the tube Folks have lots of time off this to 11. have theatrical talent. Guest’s innovative, this BBC masterwork time of year. Indoor time, mostly, • “Monty Python and The Holy Corky St. Clair character proves still holds up after 40-plus years). wondering when the days will Grail.” This flawless, unremit- otherwise. • “SCTV” (Ultra-talented cast, actually seem longer. tingly funny 1975 film has a • “Monty Python’s Life of superb showbiz parodies). Sure, there are plenty of script as good as its cast. High Brian.” Yes, there’s a trend here. • “Police Squad!” (Only six epi- mediocre bowl games to watch, points include John Cleese’s dis- The brilliant Python troupe came sodes produced. From “Airplane!” like the Tombstone Pizza Bowl; membered black knight (“It’s only up with what is probably the most creators). the Spaghetti-O’s Bowl; the Chips a flesh wound.”) and his French sacrilegious film ever. In fact, it • “The Larry Sanders Show” Ahoy Bowl; the L’il Friskies Bowl; oddball (“Your mother was a wouldn’t have gotten produced if (Rip Torn’s Artie also was, the Scrubbing Bubbles Toilet hamster and your father smelt of Beatle George Harrison hadn’t like star Garry Shandling, Bowl; the Xarelto Bowl; and the elderberries.”) financed it. Idle’s crucifixion tremendous) Hormel Chili Bowl. • “The In-Laws.” Please, only finale, “Always Look on the Bright • “Seinfeld” (first six seasons). Think those sound far-fetched? the original with Alan Arkin and Side of Life,” is the most-played • “Curb Your Enthusiasm” Look at the sports TV listings. Bill Mann Peter Falk. Sample dialogue: “My song at British funerals. (first three seasons). Instead, how about watch- mann BMW has flames!” Really. • “The Colbert Report” ing (i.e., streaming) some funny • “My Favorite Year.” Peter • “The Blues Brothers.” (every show for seven years was movies to help pass the time until overboard O’Toole’s sodden Errol Flynn Arguably director Landes’ mas- first-rate). the days lighten up? steals this movie parody of Sid terpiece. Hard to go wrong with • “Extras” (Ricky Gervais’ So here, as a public service, is Doug Kenney’s satirical script Caesar’s old comedy show, but brilliant co-stars like Belushi and BBC showbiz gem featured guest this alleged humorist’s list of … about Faber College. (Great Joseph Bologna as the wiseass Dan Aykroyd. (They’re on a mis- stars like David Bowie and Kate line from Dean Wormer: “Fat, King Kaiser (Caesar) also is sion from God.) Or deadpan lines Winslet). (ARGUABLY) THE 10 FUNNIEST drunk and stupid is no way to go superb. like, “The new Oldsmobiles are • “Kids in the Hall” (some clas- MOVIES EVER, in no particular through life, son.”) This ex-frat • “Airplane!” This fast-paced in early this year” after the boys sic sketches). order guy can attest to the script’s funny takeoff on formula disaster trash a mall. Landes’ timing on • “Veep” (Great writing to go •“Monty Python’s Meaning of authenticity. films has at least 100 gags, and sight gags is masterful. with Julia-Louis Dreyfus’ excel- Life.” Brilliant sketches. It’s hard • “This Is Spinal Tap.” most are funny. Plus, fine comic But wait! There’s more media lent lead performance). to pick the best, but Terry Jones’ Christopher Guest’s brilliant moc- performances from folks like fun! That should hold you for the exploding fat guy still cracks me kumentary trashes the idea of all Peter Graves (“Do you like gladia- holidays. Happy MMXIX! up, as does the puckish big anti- Brit musicians being intelligent. tor movies, son?”) FUNNIEST TV SERIES contraception production number, The Stonehenge scene is a classic, • “Waiting For Guffman.” Most of these are available for Bill Mann of Port Townsend “Every Sperm is Sacred.” as is Guest’s dimbulb character Another first-rate Guest moc- streaming: has written the humor column for • “Animal House.” John with the amplifier that goes up kumentary debunking another • “Monty Python” (Any season. USA Today and was a TV colum- Belushi’s Bluto is iconic, as is stereotype, that gay people all Intelligent, offbeat and wildly nist for three major dailies. Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Wednesday, December 26, 2018 • A 11 OPINION FORUM HOLIDAY PARTIES INVOLVE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS You may think it is the time at the Port Townsend Winery. Joining us was the inimi- being served by Carol Shamhart. of year for Christmas music or Heck, I shouldn’t have gone out table Connie Howland. Since her So, we get to see all the locals eggnog or colder weather, but you that night at all since I got a very maiden name was Luce, we could at Christmas, which is why we are wrong. It is the time for party- expensive and educational fl at be long-lost relatives but her voice don’t waste a stamp or letter on ing with your friends. Believe it or tire! is better than mine. them. However, we do send a not, they are everywhere. Then there was the Printery Remember the high winds of whole passel of Christmas let- BJ and I went to the Porsche Christmas party at Pedro’s Fiesta last week? They were nothing ters to out-of-town friends and Club Christmas party and greeted Jalisco restaurant in Chimacum. compared to the “wind bag” of relatives. many folks we know from the club, Good food, lots of laughs, and entertainment provided by Ray If you want to get a letter or such as Brooks and Barb Hanford. questionable gifts, were in great Serebrin, the retired executive card with holiday greetings from They live south of the bridge on supply. director of the Jefferson County us, either you or we have to move either the east side or the west Mike Kenna is the owner of Library. out of town. At least you would get side, depending on the medical the Printery, and I fi rst met him Ray put on a show. In fact, he a letter you can hold in your hand appointments. Ned Luce 10 years ago at the Porsche Club hosts the “Midlife Crisis Dance and read without printing it off We went with friends Jeanne Christmas party. Actually, the Party” every Thursday afternoon your computer’s email. and Peter Joseph. After the party, LIFE IN Wolfes were in the Porsche Club at on KPTZ. Be sure to tune in. It Don’t get me started on that we all went home with gifts we LUDLOW one time long ago. Small town, eh? will double his listening audience. rant. neither wanted nor maybe even Then there was the East Then I go to the UPS store to Given the subject of this column selected since they were acquired and Fran Gross, who may not be Jefferson Rotary Club Christmas return some items for BJ, and and the political climate of the during the white-elephant experts on what the foundation party at the Bay Club with presi- there is Kim Hammers again. day, I think it obvious that I don’t exchange. does yet, but we are working on dent Caleb Summerfelt presiding. Golly, twice in one week. really believe in the Republican Then there was the Jefferson them. This year I again led the singing of Oh wait, then I go to the Port Party or the Democratic Party. I Community Foundation Christmas Unfortunately, The Leader Christmas carols by the assembled Ludlow Post Offi ce, and there is just believe in parties! party, where we saw my friend Christmas party was at the same folks. I was joined by our foreign Anita Louise Cressy of the Port Love a curmudgeon and have a Kim Hammers and the Wolfes, time, so we chose the foundation exchange student, Cai Giskes, and Ludlow Yacht Club and Meredith Happy New Year! Judith and Emmet, as well as for reasons not entirely evident Katherine Leenhouts, daughter of Wagner, former director of the many others. We went with Steven other than that the JCF party was Pete and Helen Leenhouts. library and Rotarian, all of us [email protected] LETTERS ▼Continued from page 10 showing them the door — with parting words County commissioners save befi tting a president — calling them liars and even “dumb as a rock.” taxpayers with ordinance Trump himself has said he’d rather trust This shooting facility debate is one more his gut “than anyone else’s brain.” example of the left-leaning denizens of Port Those who supervise people know that Townsend and a small but vocal rural con- poor morale, lack of continuity and waste of tingent attempting to kill a legal enterprise resources result from frequent turnover of and hamstring Joe D’Amico with an illegal staff. Training new hires and bringing them proposal crafted by an ill-informed planning up to speed is time-consuming and expensive. commission. White House staff cannot be guided by gut Thankfully, county staff and the civil from a coach who has contempt for the rules. deputy prosecuting attorney interjected It will take more than Mr. Clean and before county taxpayers would be paying for Pepto Bismol to clear Trump Swamp. another ill-conceived regulation in a losing Thankfully, “it’s Mueller time.” We’ll see lawsuit. Commissioner Dean was consistent what more he has brewing. in her no vote. Not surprised here. JOHN DELANEY RON GREGORY Port Townsend Port Ludlow Vegan diet much healthier Story on antiques includes for humans and the earth closed businesses I’m going back to being vegan. Why? It’s not During this busy time of the year, few only the right thing to do, but a plant-based things are less festive than writing a letter diet is very healthy; less chance of getting to our local newspaper because of counter- cancer, heart disease, a stroke, dementia, food productive reporting. We used to own an poisoning from E. coli, or salmonella and being antiques shop downtown which closed six obese. years ago. A few years later, we opened a Not eating animal products — i.e., meat, shop uptown, and that shop was closed when dairy and fi sh — also is more healthy for the I retired last year. earth. “Raising animals for food creates more greenhouse gas emissions than all forms of But we still supported The Leader with transportation combined, ” states the Food our advertising dollars. Every single month & Agriculture Organization of the United for a year I visited The Leader to pay for ads LETTER GUIDELINES Nations. in support of the hardworking folks who have Animals raised for food use more than half an antiques business in Quilcene. All letters are due by 10 a.m. on Friday. Emailed letters are preferred, [email protected]; the world’s grain crops. Every day, more than You might recall when The Leader’s or mail or drop off a legible hard copy at 226 Adams St., Port Townsend, WA 98368. Include 20,000 humans die of hunger while grains that annual Getaway supplement was published your city of residence and phone number for confirmation purposes. Priority space for Leader could have fed them are used to feed billions this summer, many readers were disap- letters goes to subjects of local or regional attention. Letters should focus on issues, not per- of farmed animals. pointed when your newsroom ended their sonalities, and avoid name-calling or unsubstantiated allegations. Letters containing factual Billions of animals are inhumanely slaugh- actual location descriptions with “Port errors will not be published. Letters are subject to editing to meet these standards. General tered to satisfy our taste buds. Animals want Townsend” and completely overlooked letters have a length limit of 300 words. One letter per writer is allowed per calendar month. to live their lives in peace just as we do; they Quilcene. So the display ad in that supple- Due to space constraints, publication is not guaranteed. Perspectives are by invitation only. never willingly give up their lives. Animals ment was almost all there was to promote about to be slaughtered know something awful Quilcene for visitors and many readers. is about to happen, and they suffer terribly. When we received our most recent issue of gunshot noise.” We can retrain our taste buds to stop The Leader, we were at fi rst pleased that your New gun ranges in county How can you decide that you have a right craving animal products and try alternative, reporter wrote a story about local antique to ruin a smaller number of people’s lives delicious vegan foods. The Food Co-op has stores. You might imagine how surprised many. should be indoors (in the south county or in a rural area of the we were to fi nd our two closed businesses Let’s all be change agents for our health, to Let’s put a gun range in Port Townsend. county) by making them listen to gunfi re all actively included and listed in your issue. help the earth and to save billions of beautiful Oh wait, too many would say no. How many day, but yet you agree with a larger group Equally unfortunate, there was no men- animals. This is an important issue; let’s not need to say no? in Port Townsend that it is not OK to ruin tion of the shop in Quilcene. Don’t you care turn a blind eye. I agree with last week’s letter saying “gun their lives? about accurate reporting? Won’t you join me? owners have a right to shoot their gun at a New gun ranges need to be indoors. GAIL MCNEALY JILL TURNBULL, RN target at a gun range but they do not have the NANCY ERRECA Port Townsend Port Townsend right to subject anyone to their secondhand Port Townsend Week of December 26, 2018 - January 2, 2019

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March 27, 1972 – December 11, 2018 Beloved Jean E. Nelson hung up her hers before the convenience of prepackaged If only Dancing with the Stars was around dance shoes and passed away peacefully horoscopes showed up daily in newspapers, in the 60s and 70s, Jean and Nels could Brenda Britton, 46, loving wife, mother, daughter, friend and at the age of 92 on Friday, November 23, and she studied yoga decades before studios have, no, would have, stolen the show. Name beloved kindergarten teacher passed away Dec. 11 surrounded by loved 2018, waltzing her way to her next grand began springing up in every strip mall. Her the dance and they could do it: Polka, Waltz, ones. A celebration of her life was held in Moses Lake at her elemen- ball beyond this life. She will ALWAYS inclusive nature brought her to study at the Salsa, Swing, Country Western, Belly Dance tary school. She graduated from Port Townsend High School in 1990 be remembered for her joie de vivre, espe- (oh yes!), Foxtrot, Cha Cha, and everyone’s and WWU 1995 and recieved a master’s degree in 2006 from Walden cially including her passion for dancing favorite, the Schottische. University. She taught in Othello and later in Moses Lake. She enjoyed anywhere, anytime, with anyone, and Jean was born to Herb and Effie camping, kayaking, mushroom picking, biking, hiking, tennis and cheer- her boundless love for her husband Nels, Swanson as the eldest of four children, and ing on the Seahawks, but her true passion was teaching kindergarten. and her children, grandchildren, step is survived by her sisters Marian Stephens She was an educator for 23 years. Survivors include husband Patrick, children, kitties, grand kitties, and grand (husband Burl) and Lorna Williams son Hunter Britton, daughter Alyssa Dickinson, Brianna Britton, puppies. She was the life of the party (!!!), (husband Robert), and her brother Herb brother Brett Swigart, parents Byron Swigart, Barbara (David) Nelson, a genuine soul, “she knew how to work a Swanson. She was preceded in death by her aunt and godmother Beverly Schoen, and uncle Bill (Jan) Schoen. room,” and we will miss her. cherished husband and now eternal dance Jean was born in Minnesota and partner, Merlin O. Nelson, “Nels”. Jean lost moved at a young age with her family her son Richard to cancer a few years ago, to Port Townsend, where she gradu- and now the family left behind to mourn her Cecil Clinton Hall ated high school. Her nose for business death include her daughter Sandy Brown and making a deal led her to business (her husband Paul), and their daughters August 11, 1928 – school in Seattle and soon after graduat- Lindsey Barksdale (and her husband Jesse) November 30, 2018 ing her entrepreneurial spirit took her to and Chelsey Sorensen (her husband Jakah On November 30, 2018 at Alaska to seek her fortunes as a single and son Wesley); daughter Sherri Erickson; 90 years old, Cecil Clinton Hall mom. Jean started as a bookkeeper, then Unitarian church way before “can’t we all stepdaughters Pat Jensen (her son Travis) passed away peacefully from became a real estate agent, and finally a just get along” became a meme and long and Melanie Mirthan; and a mighty fine complications from diabetes and broker, creating the foundation for many before memes were invented. Jean taught bevy of nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and pneumonia in Port Townsend. investments that she and her husband her daughters to use chop sticks at a very grandnephews from the Swanson clan. Jean Cecil was born August 11, 1928 would make over the years. young age, at the Rice Bowl, where she’d had a big heart, wore her emotions on her in Molala, Oregon to Clinton Hall In many ways Jean was a woman sip her Pink Squirrel or Grasshopper whilst sleeve, and embraced life joyfully. A celebra- and Muriel Hall Lowrie. He gradu- ahead of her time and she never shied they wrangled with frogs legs. Then there tion of Jean’s life will be held on Saturday, ated from Chimacum High School away from being a unique personality. was garlic, virtually unknown in the 60s, January 5th at the Burien Elks. in 1947 with only 12 other gradu- ates. Cecil married Patricia Yuhl Ancient astrology was an early passion of which she used liberally. Very. And dancing. in September 1949 and raised their two sons in Port Townsend. He lost his wife Patricia in 1989. Olympic Community of Health director lauded Nordland, was driving a 2007 Volkswagen Rabbit east- Cecil worked at the Crown bound on Irondale Road, while Brandon Davis, 48, of Port Townsend was driving a 2005 Dodge Sprinter westbound Zellerbach paper mill, for Hamton Brown at Service Electric as an Elya Prystowsky, Olympic Community of Health apprentice electrician, and for the IBEW #46 Electricians Union where while negotiating a curve and an elevation change in executive director, won the Health Innovator of the Year he became a journeyman electrician until he retired in 1990. the road, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office collision Award for Collaboration in Seattle. Cecil married Elaine Hansen in June 1992 and moved to Port Ludlow report stated. where they were very active in their church, Grace Christian Center The award is sponsored by Health Innovation Davis said after the wreck the driver of the Rabbit with Pastor Kevin Hunter. Northwest, a nonprofit that strives to create and cement did not negotiate the curve and entered his lane, caus- He spent his leisure time camping, fishing, playing his accordion, connections within the Seattle-area health community, ing a head-on collision just east of the intersection at remodeling his home, woodworking, coin collecting, dancing at the Elks and Cambria Grove, a shared workspace in Seattle Lodge and the Oddfellow’s Hall, playing pinochle, enjoying his church 4th Avenue. Davis sustained significant injuries to the designed to encourage health care innovation. and family and friends. Cecil was a lifetime member of the BPOE #317 knees, ankles and pelvis, while Pendergrass received Prystowsky received the award in recognition of her Elks Lodge where he was the Exaulted Ruler in 1965-66 and was a head lacerations. Recycled Exaulted Ruler again in 1977-78. He also helped organize and work with OCH and its partners toward launching the Both vehicles were towed from the scene. was an active participant with the Elks Wapiti Nomads Trailer Club in Health Commons Project, a technology platform that con- Port Townsend. nects health and social service agencies, allowing them Cecil is survived by his wife Elaine, sons Tommy (Cindy) and Michael to share the information needed to coordinate and track (Vivian), brother Walter and sisters Alvalee and Dorothy. He had five Environmental Public Health adds office hours grandsons, Donovan (Karen), Darrell, Ian (Stephanie), Kyle and Max care as an integrated team, a news release stated. and two great grandsons Carter and Colin. He also had five step children The Health Commons Project is a communication net- Starting Jan. 4, the Jefferson County Environmental Doug, Jonette, David, Pamela (Dean)and Kathy (George) with eight step work that digitally connects providers, allowing patients Public Health office will extend its Friday hours from 9 grandchildren and fifteen step great grandchildren along with numerous to receive whole-person care, or care that is coordinated a.m. to 4:30 p.m. cousins, nieces, nephews and extended family. across the various providers. The Monday through Thursday hours will remain the Cecil‘s life will be remembered during a celebration of life potluck at For more information, visit the Health Innovation the Elks Lodge at 555 Otto St., Port Townsend on January 5, 2019 at same, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 1 p.m. All friends and family are invited to attend. Call Cindy Hall for Northwest website. The extension is intended to improve service to the celebration information at (360)774-3865. community. Located at 617 Sheridan St., the environ- Remembrances may be made to either the Grace Christian Center, Head-on collision injures two on Irondale Road mental public health team will have staff members 200 Olympic Pl., Port Ludlow, WA 98365 or the Elks Lodge #317, 555 available for in-person consultation between 9 a.m. and Otto St., Port Townsend, WA 98368. 10:30 a.m, Monday through Friday. Cecil’s joy for life, love for his family and friends, his positive attitude, Two were injured Dec. 12 during a head-on collision The Department of Community Development will never ending strength and his righteous soul will be dearly missed. on Irondale Road. remain closed on Fridays. Shortly before 4:55 p.m., Randy Pendergrass, 66, of RELIGION & SPIRITUALITY Baha'i Faith First Presbyterian Church, PT Wednesdays 6:30p In-Home Bible Study. Call/Email for location We welcome everyone without exception. 360-385-0169 Rev. Paul Heins Friday Dec 7, 6p **Agape Supper and Communion Corner of Jeff erson & Tyler • 360-385-0770 National and international information and contact: 1111 Franklin Street, Port Townsend • 360-385-2525 SAT Mornings *9:30a Bible Classes *11a Praise & Worship stpaulspt.org • [email protected] www.bahai.org or www. bahai.us or 1-800-22-UNITE www.fpcpt.org • fi [email protected] Rev. Dianne Andrews, Rector Small vibrant local group meets regularly for spiritual Feasts and Spirit, Compassion, Justice Quakers—Religious Society of Friends Sunday Holy Eucharist Rite I, 8 a.m. Holy Days. Call for information. The Baha'i Faith is a peaceful world 8:30 am Adult Education Accessible building, inclusive and welcoming community Holy Eucharist Rite II, 10:15 a.m. religion founded in 1844 on the foundational principles of progressive 10:00 am Worship & Youth Education 360-797-5372, PTQuaker.org Sunday School, 10:15 a.m. revelation and the oneness of humanity. Wednesday mornings: 8:30 am Centering Prayer MEETINGHOUSE 19th & Sheridan singing Every Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Service of Healing and Holy Eucharist Spiritual Devotions, December 18, 11am-1pm. Call for Sundays, 9:30 am Gathering Time with optional 10 am Every Thursday, 8:30 p.m. Sung Campline directions. Discussion will be from Bahá’u’llah’s Teachings on Grace Christian Center Silent Worship Spiritual Reality. (The book will be available to borrow or buy.) Solid, Spirit- lled Bible teaching. “Loving Jesus and loving each other. Wednesdays, 2 pm Silent Worship, call for location St. Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church Re ect how Jesus, the Spirit of God, was, notwithstanding Meeting at 200 Olympic Pl., Port Ludlow Conference Center SUNDAY 11/11 noon, business meeting One of the oldest Catholic Churches in the Paci c NW. His extreme meekness and perfect tender-heartedness, treated by 360-821-9680 Pastor Kevin Hunter, ThD Friday, November 16 6:45 Meetinghouse Concert Sigrid Cum- Fr. Peter Adoko-Enchill, Priest Administrator • 1335 Blaine St. His enemies. So erce was the opposition which He, the Essence of 360-821-9684 Pastor Sherri Hunter, PhD mings and Singers in the Rain (Harrison & Blaine) 360-385-3700 • www.stmaryss.com Being and Lord of the visible and invisible, had to face, that He had gracechristiancenter.us SUNDAY 11/18 10 am Children's Program, 11:30 Potluck Saturday 9 am, Hispanic Mass; 5:30 pm: Vigil Mass nowhere to lay his head. - Bahá’u’llah Sunday service: 10 am; Grace Gathering: Wed., 6:30 pm Sunday 11/4 & 12/2 Query Worship Sharing 11:30 am Sunday 8:15 am & 11 am; Monday, Thursday, Friday, 12:05 pm: Bet Shira All are invited to our Christmas Sunday, on Dec 23 10am Sunday. Mass ; Wednesday, 6:30 pm: Mass PO Box 1843, Port Townsend, WA • 360-379-3042 We look forward to celebrating our Savior's birth and life and Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Tuesday, 12:05 pm: Communion Service joyously singing the carols and songs of the Season. 200 Olympic 2333 San Juan Ave, Port Townsend 360-379-0609; quuf@olympus. Confession one half hour before mass. [email protected] • betshira.com. Place in Port Ludlow - the Old Port Ludlow Conference Center. Unless otherwise indicated, events are held at St. Paul’s Episcopal net; www.quuf.org; Rev. Kate Lore, Minister Children & adult religious education progr ams. Church, Je erson & Tyler, Uptown Port Townsend. Grace Lutheran Church ELCA ASL interpretation available at 9:15 service. Shabbat Evening Service, Friday, December 14 - 6:30pm. The 1120 Walker St., Port Townsend • www.gracelutheranpt.org Dec. 2, 9:15am & 11:15am Title: Don’t Let the Light Go Out. Speaker: Trinity United Methodist Church A real church for real people. service will be followed by a dairy/vegetarian potluck supper – 360-385-1595 • The Rev. Coe Hutchison, Pastor Michael Meade Pastor Tony Brown • 609 Taylor Street (at Clay) • 360.385.0484 bring a dish to share. Sundays 9:15 a.m. Adult Forum Dec. 9, 9:15am & 11:15am Title: Love: The Humble Resolve to Begin. [email protected] • www.TrinityUMCpt.org Shabbat Evening Service, Friday, January 11 - 6:30pm. The 10:30 a.m. Worship with Holy Communion Speaker: Joseph Bednarik Sunday 10am Worship Service (childcare available, handicap service will be followed by a dairy/vegetarian potluck supper - bring Wednesdays 10:00 a.m. Bible Study on next week’s lessons Dec. 16, 9:15am & 11:15am Title: The Darkest Evening of the Year. accessible) a dish to share. 6:00 p.m. Thanksgiving Eve Worship (Nov. 21) Speaker: Rev. Simon Ruth De Voil Sunday 11 am Co ee Hour Fridays 7:30 a.m.Bible and Breakfast for Men at Avamere of PT Dec. 23, 9:15am & 11:15am Title: Where is the Star? Speaker: Rev. Kate First Sunday of each month Communion service and food bank Community United Methodist Church For current schedules and information please call 385-1595 or check Lore and Victoria Poling Open Hearts; Open Minds; Open Doors Dec. 24, 7pm & 9pm Title: A Metanoia Christmas. Speaker: Rev. Kate Lore collection 130 Church Lane, Port Hadlock • 360-385-1579 our website at www.gracelutheranpt.org Visitors are always welcome! Dec. 30, 9:15am & 11:15am Title: Winter Songs of the Heart. Speaker: Watch live services Sunday mornings on our website www.hadlockchurch.com • [email protected] Marj Iuro and Rev. Kate Lore Trinity offers social events to meet and get to know other folks Check us out on Facebook! Lighthouse Baptist in Port Townsend Church Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-2pm 108 Airport Road, Port Townsend; 379-2475; San Juan Baptist Church Built in 1871 Scott Rosekrans, Pastor’s O ce Hours: Monday 10-3, Tuesday [email protected] The Church on Discovery & home of the R.O.C.K. San Juan Baptist We welcome all persons equally 10-6, Wednesday 10-3 Find us on Facebook: Lighthouse Baptist Church of Port Townsend Church (SBC) is a warm, Bible-believing fellowship of folks who care Sundays: 9am Learning Circle; 10am Worship; 10:15am Children’s • LBC is an old-fashioned, independent Baptist church. We are King about YOU! • Come meet our NEW Pastor, Noel D. Muscutt! Unity Spiritual Enrichment Center Sunday School; 11:15am Fellowship James Bible believers, and we enjoy singing traditional hymns. Filled 1704 Discovery Rd., Port Townsend Spirituality with Open Hearts & Open Minds December 4th 2pm Knit/Crochet Group with friendly people who love the Lord, our church is waiting to give 360-385-2545 • www.sanjuanbaptist.com Rev. Pamela Douglas-Smith • unitypt.org December 15th 8am Men’s Breakfast you a warm welcome. Sundays: 9 am Bible Study & Sunday School for all ages; 3918 San Juan (near Blue Heron), 360-385-6519 December 21st 7pm Longest Night Service First Sunday of each month: Sunday School, 10 am; Morning 10:00am Worship Service. Nursery provided for both Sundays 11 am: Sunday Service & Children’s Program December 24th 6pm Christmas Eve Service worship, 11 am. Potluck following morning service Wednesdays: 10:00 am Prayer Meeting There will be no evening service in December except for Afernoon service immediately after the meal Dec. 24: Christmas Eve Candlelight Service 6:30 pm. Christmas Eve. Christmas Eve will be only one service at 6 pm! First Baptist Church of Port Townsend No evening sevice (fi rst Sundays only) Dec. 30: Guest Musician Josh Snodgrass in the 10:00 am service Dec. 3, 11am Rev Pam with Advent of Faith Loving God and Loving Port Townsend All other Sundays of the month: Sunday School, 10 am; Dec. 10, 11am Rev Pam with Bodhisattvas of Peace Pastor: Skip Cadorette Saint Herman of Alaska Morning Service, 11 am; Light snack following morning Dec. 17, 11am Rev Pam with Winter Solstice of Love 1202 Lawrence St., Port Townsend WA 98368 serviceEvening Service, 6 pm Orthodox Christian Church Orthodox Church in America, Diocese of the West Dec. 24, NO 11 AM SERVICE One service only at 6 pm. Candlelighting Phone: 360-385-2752 • E-mail: fi [email protected] Wednesday Night Bible Study, 7 pm Come and experience the worship of the ancient church in modern Dec. 31, 11am Rev Pam with Twelve Days of Imagination On the web: www.fi rstbaptistpt.org Men’s Prayer Breakfast: Second Saturday of each month, 9:30 am times. - All services in English. Special Events Find us on Facebook at FirstBaptistChurchofPT at the church 1407 30th St., Port Townsend • 360-385-0585 Dec. 1-2-3 Annual Festival of Lights. Fabulous soup ‘bar’, Sunday Worship: 9:30am A relaxed, come-as-you-are, blend of contem- Ladies’ Lunch: Third Saturday of each month, 10:30 am at the church Amazing cookies, crafts galore, our famous Silent Auction, porary and traditional styles of music, traditional and emerging styles of OrthodoxPortTownsend.com • Fr. Nicholas Kime, Rector Father Christmas pictures with you and/or your pets! And a worship, prayer and honest Biblical teaching. Nursery care is provided. LCMC Every Sunday at 9:30am: Divine Liturgy Lutheran Church of the Redeemer selection of readers to help your get set for the New Year! 11:00am Classes for kids and youth; sermon discussion and co ee hour A Come-As-You-Are Family of Faith. Every Saturday at 7pm: Great Vespers Dec. 21, 7pm Solstice Service with Rev Simon for adults. Pastor Don Pieper • 45 Redeemer Way, Chimacum Wednesday 12/5, 7pm: Great Vespers for St. Nicholas the Wonderworker 360-385-6977 • lcr.offi [email protected] Wednesday 12/12, 7pm: Great Vespers for the Repose of St. Herman of Alaska Dec. 24, 6pm Christmas Eve Candlelighting Service First Church of Christ, Scientist, Sundays: Traditional service, 8 am; Praise, 10:30 am Thursday 12/13, 9am: Divine Liturgy for St. Herman of Alaska Dec. 31, 7pm High Watch New Years’ Eve Service Port Townsend We meet every Monday at 6pm. Friday 12/14, 6:30pm: St. Nicholas Christmas Gift to Port Townsend, featur- Christian Science Church, Sunday School and Reading Room at 275 childcare!! Join us in asking the big questions about life! ing a puppet show, singing, refreshments, and a golden gift for children Umatilla Ave. 360-379-1139. November 3, 7 pm, Redeemer will hold an annual variety Tuesday 12/18 through Sunday 12/23, 7pm: Vespers Sunday service: 10 am show. This is a benefi t event to support our preschool and Sunday 12/23, 8am: Matins Sunday school: 10 am (pupils up to age 20) Habitate for Humanity. Please come join in for the fun.45 Monday 12/24, 9am: Royal Hours Timeless biblical lessons and the truths of Spirit: learning how Redeemer Way, Chimacum. God’s love blesses us. Monday 12/24, 10pm: Vigil & Liturgy for the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ Wednesday testimony meeting: noon Port Townsend Seventh-day Adventist Wednesday 12/26, 7pm: Great Vespers for St. Stephen the Protomartyr Bearing witness to the activity of the Christ today Pastor: Collette Pekar • 360-385-4831 • [email protected] Monday 12/31, 7pm: Great Vespers for St. Basil and the Circumcision of Christ Reading Room: Mon & Fri : 11-3 ptadventist.org/blc • Locations: * 331 Benton Street ** 1505 Franklin Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church Bible study: dictionaries, concordances, references DEC 10. 5p-8p **Plant-based Cooking Class $15/person or The Episcopal Church welcomes you. We are an open and Christian Science textbook by Mary Baker Eddy $25/2 people. Register: veggiemakeovers.com/cookingclass inclusive congregation – worship with us in Washington’s The Christian Science Monitor online Tuesdays & Thursdays 10a-3p **Community Services Ministry oldest Episcopal church building in continuous use. A 14 • Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader PT Market celebrates season closing to those preparing for holi- day cooking. Meanwhile, Artisans offer live music played indoors while shoppers found holi- holiday gifts day gifts from 25 vendors, including locally made cider, Lily Haight honey, lavender products, [email protected] pottery, toys, homegoods and more. Live music, free cider “The winter market is a tastings, crafts, art, veg- good time for selling woolen etables, pastries and more things,” said Kim Thomson, lined the street and the who creates artwork from Port Townsend Community felt, as well as small toys, Center as farmers and art- hats, gloves and gifts. ists came from across the As the market season county to sell their wares to comes to a close, those a crowd of shoppers at the who rely on local pro- market’s season closing Dec. duce will have to wait for 15. the Chimacum and Port “This is a really impor- Townsend farmers markets tant market for vendors to to return in April. have a little push of income But for Milholland, before the off-season,” said the off-season is a time to Amanda Milholland, direc- prepare. tor of the Jefferson County “We’ll be looking at how Farmers Market. “It’s also a to grow and support growth nice market for the commu- of the Wednesday market,” nity because there is much Milholland said. “Without more variety.” this last couple of markets There were 36 vendors at included in, we’ve been the market. Eleven produce above sales for last year. vendors set up shop on Tyler We hope to continue this Street, selling bulk veggies growth.” Darby Huffman, head potter at LaughinGnome Pottery, sells his wares at the Port Townsend holiday farmers market. Leader photos by Lily Haight

Lee Manley sells European linens at the Blue Summer House stand. “I’m filling in for a friend,” said Manley, Outside, farmers from Chimacum and Port Townsend sold bulk produce, including locally grown mushrooms. who was working the booth for the first time. “It’s so much fun.” The Local Coupon Book is back!

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Long before the sun rose the day before Christmas Eve, Jessica Brooks and Dylan Stanfield, owners of Sweet Lamb Baking Company, were hard at work. The bakers work on seedy breads, rolled out croissants and “pain au chocolats,” frosted cakes and packaged macarons, and they raced against the clock to get their orders out by 10 a.m. so Port Townsend residents could celebrate the holidays with extra sweetness. Most known for their but- tery croissants and sweet multi-flavor macarons, the husband-and-wife duo brought something special to the holiday table this year: handmade apple spice “buche de noels.” The buche de noel, also known as a yule log, is a French Christmas specialty. The cakes, which are shaped like logs and decorated like tree branches, come from the medieval European tradi- tion of burning a yule log at Christmas time. Sweet Lamb’s buches were made of almond sponge cake rolled into a perfect swirl with a cinnamon caramelized apple filling, topped with but- tercream and garnished with almond brittle bark meringue mushrooms. Dusted with cinnamon and crushed pistachio to create a mossy, bark-like tex- ture, the whimsical yule logs look almost too good to eat. For Brooks, who began her Corner Farm Stand, the Port career in Seattle at The Pink Townsend Farmers Market Above: Jessica Brooks and Dylan Door and Bakery Nouveau, or by special order. Stanfield, owners of Sweet Lamb the artistic process of creat- As the clock struck 10 a.m. Baking Co., ice and decorate yule ing baked goods, pastries and Dec. 23 and people started to logs for Christmas customers. cakes is worth the work. file in to collect their orders, The two bakers are known for “Everything that we put Brooks and Stanfield deli- their French pastries. They sell into it pays off when someone cately placed mushrooms on croissants, pain au chocolats, and sees it and gets excited about the cakes and carefully lifted macarons at the Port Townsend it, and when they bite into them into their boxes. Farmers Market. it and it’s delicious, and it’s “This is when I let my Below: Originating from France, the something they remember,” creative instincts just take “buche de noels” are cakes deco- Brooks said. over,” Stanfield said as he rated to look like logs with realistic Brooks and Stanflied oper- strategically placed meringue ate out of the shared Market bark and mushrooms made out of mushrooms shaped like real meringue. Leader photo by Lily Kitchen on Sims Way, but chanterelles and amanita Haight they hope to open their own muscarias on the cakes. space this spring. Until then, Then, like the Santa of Port Townsend residents can baked goods, Brooks sent find their goods at Finistere, each cake off with its cus- Velocity Coffee, Sunrise tomer along with a hug and Coffee, the Chimacum a “Merry Christmas.”

Friends of Fort Worden to host ‘First Day’ hikes

The Friends of Fort Worden will host two hikes as part of the state parks First Day Hikes program Jan. 1. Visitors at Fort Worden will have two different choices starting at the USO Building parking lot adjacent to Taps at the Guardhouse near the park’s main entrance at 1 p.m. The first, a 2.3-mile self-guided tour called the “Best of Fort Worden Hike,” will take hikers to see the most iconic features of the fort. The second will be a guided tour of dirt trails around the perimeter of Artillery Hill. Called the Viewpoints Look Hike, the 2.5-mile walk will take participants to the best viewpoints at the fort. The Friends of Fort Worden will provide free warm bev- erages and light snacks at each start point.

Marine center restarts admission by donation

The Port Townsend Marine Science Center has brought back its voluntary admission-by-donation policy through March 29. From noon to 5 p.m. Dec. 27-30, the museum and aquar- ium, located at Fort Worden State Park, will be open to the public with pay by donation. After Dec. 30, the center will return to a regular winter schedule. The museum will be open Friday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. “This is our way of saying thank you to our community and visitors alike, especially at this time of year,” said Janine Boire, PTMSC executive director. “Our admission pricing, while low, can still be a barrier for some of our visitors.” A 16 • Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader LAW & JUSTICE

Sheriff Log residence on San Juan Avenue The following are reports from on where an intoxicated male the Jefferson County Sheriff’s suspect entered a residence. Office for Nov. 27 through Dec. The homeowner had heard 7. someone pounding on the windows of the house and then on the front door. The NOV. 26 homeowner answered the door and the suspect began 11 a.m. — Case #18-12969 — yelling at him. When officers A deputy took a report of a arrived on scene, they took the burglary and arson at a house suspect into custody and took under construction in Port him to the hospital for evalu- Ludlow. The house was not ation before transporting him occupied at the time. The to jail. The 22-year-old suspect suspect likely was living in the threatened police and threw house over the weekend. The himself on the ground forcing fire was ignited by candles the officers to pick him up and and caused minor damage. place him in the patrol car. At the hospital, the suspect con- 8:35 p.m. — Case #18-12987 tinued to yell and make vulgar — A Quilcene resident statements to the officers. reported a woman at their The suspect was charged back door who said she was with residential burglary and lost after she became disori- interference with a healthcare ented while she was driving facility. home. A deputy responded and helped her to find her way back to Port Hadlock. DEC. 21

NOV. 27 5:59 a.m. — Police were noti- fied by a witness that a person 9 a.m. — Case 18-12997 — A was seen running in and out deputy was driving south- of a welding supply business Port Townsend police detained a man shortly after 3:35 p.m. Dec. 21 after he reportedly began to throw chairs on the rear deck of Nifty Fiftys Soda bound on Center Road as a in the city, loading welders Fountain, 817 Water St. The man was taken into custody in the dirt lot east of the restaurant after he briefl y attempted to elude police. He was vehicle sped past him in the into a vehicle. Police arrived opposite direction. The deputy transported via ambulance to Jefferson Healthcare for a mental health evaluation. Leader photo by Chris McDaniel in the area and stopped the turned around to conduct vehicle as it was leaving a traffic stop. The driver It was left to their parents to 9 p.m. — Case #18-13423 — immediately locate the vehicle the scene. Two individu- attempted to turn onto Ole provide additional direction. While in the area of Shine after it left the park but found als, a 36-year-old male and Torkelson Road. The vehicle NOV. 30 Tidelands State Park, a deputy it a short time later. The adult a 33-year-old female, were slid off the road and crashed saw a vehicle with an adult driver was booked at the taken into custody at 6:03 into a power pole. The driver a.m. Several welders valued at 4 p.m. — Case #18-12145 — DEC. 3 male driver and three passen- Jefferson County Jail for reck- was not hurt, but his truck approximately $11,000 were Deputies responded to an gers in the back of the vehicle less endangerment, furnishing was totaled. He was cited for found in the vehicle. All items assault reported in the Port that appeared to be minors. liquor to a minor and driving speeding. 6:45 p.m. — Case #18-13247 were recovered. Both suspects Hadlock area. The initial call The deputy noticed containers with a suspended license. The — A caller contacted the sher- were transported to jail. The 7 p.m. — Case 18-13021 — A was from a male reporting he of alcoholic beverages near person who was wanted in iff’s office and wanted help male suspect was charged deputy responded from was struck in the face. When where the car was parked and Kitsap was not in the vehicle. with a marriage proposal. with malicious mischief, theft Quilcene to a burglar alarm deputies arrived, they met with followed the vehicle. As the They wanted to set up a fake and burglary. The female in Port Hadlock. It was deter- both parties and the issue was car left the area, the driver arrest. Unfortunately, that is Port Townsend Police suspect was charged with mined the homeowner’s cat resolved without arrest after it ran a stop sign. The deputy not something JCSO could malicious mischief; felony; sitter set off the alarm. 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The 12th annual Crush in the Slush prep boys and girls basket- ball tournament will be played Dec. 28-29 at Port Townsend High School, featuring 14 games in 48 hours. Teams will play a scheduled format beginning at 10:25 a.m. Dec. 28. The event is hosted by the Port Townsend Basketball Club, a nonprofit organization whose pur- pose is to provide program and educational support for children in the community. This year’s event will feature the Class 3A Ferndale boys and two 4A girls teams, Auburn and Battle Ground. The Northwest School boys, ranked sixth in the state last season at 1A, also will participate. The following previews are provided by event organizer Josh Colvin.

Dec. 28 Sequim vs. Ferndale boys, 10:25 a.m. Arguably the top boys team at Crush, the 3A Ferndale Golden Eagles have started hot behind an Port Townsend sophomore guard Sorina Johnston, right, dribbles past a Crosspoint Academy player during the Redhawks’ 38-18 win Dec. 5. Both Port Townsend girls and boys opportunistic defense and the sweet teams will play a pair of games this weekend in the 12th annual Crush in the Slush tournament at the Bruce Blevins Gymnasium. Leader photo by Brian McLean shooting of senior Sequoyah Julius. Coach Greg Glasser’s 2A Sequim N eah Bay vs. Charles Wright Tigers are young, coach Lisa May Friday Harbor girls have struggled Kingston and Bremerton and Wolves have also been on a roll with boys, 1:45 p.m. teaches tenacity and her girls are with injuries early, but now they’re closing out Crosspoint Academy a balanced attack led by sophomore The Neah Bay boys lost two of improving. Keep an eye on senior healthy with senior leaders Leah behind 6-3 team leader Noa Apker- Erik Christiansen and the Despain their first three but only by a total Brianna Adams and sophomore Black, Ava Hoffman and Tori Polda Montoya’s clutch 3-point shooting. brothers, senior Nate and sopho- of eight points, including a 3-point Mallory Meyer. running the floor. Speedy senior Jaden Watkins has more Dallin. heartbreaker to Forks. Seniors Jay Not only are the Port Townsend been disruptive defensively, and Brunk and Keith Johnson Jr. lead Fri r day Ha bor vs. Northwest girls young — one senior — they’ve guard Kuba Krol’s sharp passing N eah Bay vs. Auburn girls, the Red Devils. School boys, 5:05 p.m. had a tough time even finding has helped ignite the offense. 12:05 p.m. The uptempo Charles Wright The boys from Friday Harbor enough players to fill the roster. Not necessarily the David vs. Academy (Tacoma) boys opened are off to a surprisingly slow start, On the bright side they have some Dec. 29 schedule Goliath matchup it would seem, 2-2, including a tough four-point but with 6-6 senior Kyle Mapstead excellent young talent, including Battle Ground vs. Friday Harbor girls, 4A Auburn facing 1B Neah Bay loss to Eastside Prep, and are led and 6-8 senior Marshall Clark on sophomore Sorina Johnston and 6-1 8:45 a.m. is an interesting contest. Auburn by juniors Dane Jacobson and the floor, a big turnaround seems post Izzy Hammett. Ferndale vs. Friday Harbor boys, started 1-3, but with 5-foot-10 Nathaniel Hosannah, and senior inevitable. 10:25 a.m. Emily Strojan (15 points per game), Asher Shakoor-Asadi, all of whom The Northwest School from E astside Prep vs. Port Auburn vs. Squalicum girls, 12:05 the defense-minded Trojans are a average more than 10 points. Seattle has changed head coaches Townsend boys, 8:25 p.m. p.m. tough draw. and lost a few key players, but they Eastside Prep returns to Crush Charles Wright vs. Eastside Prep Neah Bay is very young — no Squa licum vs. Battle Ground went 20-6 last year as one of the looking nothing like the team that boys, 1:45 p.m. seniors — but only a year removed girls, 3:25 p.m. best 1A schools in the state. Senior went 2-17 last season. Coach Romeo Northwest School vs. Neah Bay boys, from a 23-4 season. Watch out for The always-tough 3A Squalicum guard Isaiah Jeannot averaged 20 Wheeler is getting the most from 3:25 p.m. sophomore Laila Greene, who is Storm went 12-8 last season, but points per game as a junior. 6-3 senior Russell Carmichael, 6-4 Port Townsend vs. Neah Bay girls, shooting 3-pointers better than 50 this year’s team is younger and has junior Alejandro Enguidanos and 5:05 p.m. percent from beyond the arc and struggled early. Dynamic junior JJ Fri r day Ha bor vs. Port 6-9 college-recruit Cameron Bayer. Port Townsend vs. Sequim boys, averaging 16 points per game. Ruthie Carlson leads the way. Coach Tom Webster’s Redhawks Townsend girls, 6:45 p.m. 6:45 p.m. Although her Battle Ground The defensively aggressive have surprised this year, defeating Port Townsend schools carrying meal debt $15.20, which adds up to Larsen noted more than services aren’t available,” Program aims $685 of meal debt for Salish 50 percent of Port Townsend Larsen said. “When we sent Coast Elementary, $423 for students qualify for free mailers out to our families to make food Blue Heron Middle School, and reduced-price meals about the free and reduced- accessible to all $5 for OCEAN and $665 for and touted the “big push” of price meal program, we got Port Townsend High School. outreach the school district a great response.” Kirk Boxleitner PT Schools Food Services had made, including send- Nonetheless, when [email protected] Director Stacey Larsen ing letters home, to get any Larsen attended a national and Amy Khile, director families who are eligible conference of school officials, The Port Townsend of finance and business signed up for the program. she heard from a district in School District is carrying a operations for the district “We want to make it as Milwaukee that was $50,000 debt in its meal program to described meal debt as com- easily accessible as possi- in meal debt. keep its students fed. monplace, both across the ble,” Larsen said. “We want “School meal debt is not Superintendent John state and the country as a everyone to eat.” uncommon,” Larsen said. Polm reported that, as of whole. Larsen pointed out how “We’re not alone on this.” the start of November, 117 “In schools across the many other service pro- Larsen emphasized families were in debt to the state, there’s been an grams in East Jefferson the Port Townsend School Shannon Minnihan, lead cook at Salish Coast Elementary, prepares to school district’s meal pro- increase in meal debt,” County receive support due District is still striving to serve up trays of pizza to her students. Leader photo by Kirk Boxleitner gram, adding up to about Khile said. “Lots of fami- to the percentage of stu- get any remaining eligible 10 percent of the district’s lies may qualify for free and dents who receive free and families signed up for free information such as their acknowledged they do incur enrollment. reduced-price meals who reduced-price meals. and reduced-price meals, in income levels,” Larsen said. meal balances, which cannot Polm said the average simply aren’t completing “We don’t want a situ- part by tapping community “We want them to know be retroactively covered by of those who are in debt is the forms.” ation where those needed resources such as Jefferson that information does not the free and reduced-price County Public Health and wander. It’s locked away. program. Dove House Advocacy We take your privacy very “That’s where we often Services. seriously.” turn to donations from the “We realize some people Before those fami- public to cover the gap,” might be uncomfort- lies’ applications are Larsen said. “We can’t just able giving out personal fully processed, Larsen make that debt zero, but, through the generosity of others, we can cover it.” Larsen outlined the pri- mary priority of the school district’s food service pro- gram as ensuring that students stay fed, regard- less of the cost. “We’re not going to turn kids away,” Larsen said. “We want them to eat, no matter what. If they’re not nourished, they can’t pay attention in class. A good breakfast and lunch allow kids to learn and play sports, and free and reduced-price lunches take the burden off families who might otherwise have to choose between those meals and electricity or water.” Even if families have applied for free and reduced-price meals and been turned down, Larsen encourages them to apply again if circumstances have since changed. inside Jefferson COunty Arts & Entertainment...... 2-4 Community Calendar...... 3 Classifieds & Legal Notices...... 5-8 SectionB online at: Wednesday ptleader.com December 26, 2018 Arts & Entertainment Coyle concert leader passing the baton

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Norm Johnson was steeped in hippie culture. He graduated in 1966 from a high school just north of San Francisco and attended the University of California, Davis. At the center was folk music, which led to a lifelong passion for Johnson, 71, founder of Concerts in the Woods in Coyle. “I was right there in the center of the hippie movement because not only was there the Haight- Ashbury District in San Francisco, Norm Johnson, but also, in the town where I lived founder of Coyle outside of Santa Rosa, they had the Concerts, his wife Sol and their Morningstar Commune,” he said, granddaugh- adding he never wore tie dye or let ter Lilah spend his hair grow out. a lot of time “No, I couldn’t do that,” he said together at the as he chuckled. “My parents were so Laurel Johnson against it, I didn’t dare. I definitely Community wanted to be. I was a hippie wan- Center. This year nabe. I think that movement is still will be the last reflected in the music I like. The that Johnson will independence of folk music.” heade th series. In high school, Johnson started Leader photo by out listening to Bob Dylan. Chris McDaniel “In college, I never appreciated it, but we had bands coming in to Coyle through next December. cutting their teeth at the Concerts UC Davis all the time,” he said. “Since I already had a schedule in the Woods series, Johnson is tick- “Jefferson Airplane with Grace on the calendar, I’ve agreed to see led pink. Slick. The Doors. Now I look back it through,” he said. “It’s not that I “It is particularly when I find a and think, ‘Boy, I was sure lucky to won’t ever do a concert again. It is young artist who has never played be there then.’” in my blood. I certainly am going to in public before, and giving them In midst of the Vietnam War era, go to concerts as opposed to hosting an opportunity to play in public,” Johnson avoided the draft with a them.” he said. “And then, maybe years college deferment but worked for Johnson said he currently is later, I see them with their own the Navy after college as a chemist seeking a replacement or a team of website and their own schedule, and in the Bremerton shipyard, which replacements to take up the mantle they are out there making CDs. A is how he ended up in Washington. of organizing the series in 2020 and couple of them have moved on to “I was kind of worrying about beyond. major hubs like Nashville or New the draft all the time,” he said. “We don’t have any firm com- York City and are playing top-notch Even though he did not go into mitments, but we have at least two clubs. I keep looking at that and the music industry, Johnson never people that are very interested, and saying, ‘they played for me first.’” lost his passion for hearing musi- we are looking at what that might cians perform live. look like in the future after 2019,” Bringing culture to Coyle Johnson has for two decades he said. Johnson said bringing culture to helmed various music festivals Coyle has been a major factor in his and concert series, including the Hune dr ds of artists continued passion for the series. Bainbridge Bluegrass Festival and During the past nine years, “There aren’t a whole lot of activ- a series in Seattle. Johnson estimates there have been ities here,” he said. “For culture, this This will be Johnson’s last year about 200 artists who have per- is kind of it. I think this series has at the helm of the Coyle series, as formed as part of the ongoing series, definitely brought some opportuni- he intends to hang up his hat after a which takes place at the Laurel ties that we didn’t have here before, decade as the event organizer. B. Johnson Community Center, and people enjoy that. There is a lot “We started in 2009,” he said. 923 Hazel Point Road in Coyle. of support for it here, and now that “In total (my wife Sol and I) have Admission to the all-ages shows is the word is getting out that I want been hosting concerts for about 20 by donation. some time of my own, they have years because we started off doing Johnson said he gives prefer- been talking to me about what they house concerts in the backyard of ence to artists who perform original can do. I am glad to hear that.” our home in the summertime. It has music. Johnson noted his position is been a lot of weekends, a lot of time “I don’t do cover bands nor- strictly voluntary, and he doesn’t that we didn’t get to go anywhere. mally,” he said. “I am trying to make a dime for all his work. I’d like to get some free time, and promote people that have created “It has always been a labor so we are trying to find other people their own music. I met some of of love,” he said. “I spend a little to take it on. I could do something those people, and I saw there was time every day answering emails, traveling.” a real lack of support for them, and making posters and maintain- The Gossamer Strings, which held a concert at the community center in February 2018, Sol said she is looking forward to I thought they were doing a really ing the website, sending out press is a folk music duo from Eugene, Oregon. Johnson is particularly keen on folk music, more time with her husband. good job. They are our future. We releases.” owing that attraction to his 1960s California roots. Photo courtesy of Norm Johnson “The concert series has been a already know the standards. They While still a year out, Johnson sacrifice for the family, but it has are wonderful, and I enjoy hearing suspects he will miss the audience next concert in the series, featuring and the musicians feel it. That is been good for the community, and them, but the future depends on and the musicians. Ranger and the Re-Arrangers, the why I have been able to get such we have gotten to hear some won- people writing new music.” “The musicians themselves, I Northwest’s premier gypsy-jazz good talent out here, which seems derful musicians,” she said. “Some Such talent needs to be appreci- enjoy hearing their stories,” he band. The performance begins at 3 strange. You expect these bands not of them came from far-away places ated, Johnson said. said. “I often host them in our guest p.m. Jan. 13. to come to a place like Coyle. It is so like Spain, England and Australia. “These people are really tal- cabin, and I often provide them a “Here it is all about the music,” remote. But they like the fact that I I have met a lot of new people ented, and nobody is noticing them, meal so we can sit together and talk he said. “There is no other reason have an audience that listens. They through the music that I never and I wanted to be involved in pro- to them about their tours and where to be here. Anybody who comes has don’t often get that.” would have met otherwise.” moting original music,” he said. they have been and their develop- specifically come to hear a concert For more information, call Johnson said he has agreed to When a relatively unknown ment as musicians.” and yet it is informal. It is quiet, Johnson at 360-765-3449 or visit stay on as the event organizer in artist later finds success after Johnson invites the public to the people pay attention to the music www.coyleconcerts.com. 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A chance encounter with an old Perhaps the most frightening part It’s that drowsy week between vagabond-looking Punch-and-Judy pup- of “The Box of Delights” is Stephens’ Christmas and New Year’s, when you’re peteer named Cole Hawlings (Patrick glowering, ranting performance as Abner still in a festive mood but you’ve run Troughton, the second “Doctor Who”) Brown, which skips straight over camp out of options for holiday viewing you leads the old man to tell Kay, “The overacting into sheer rage at being con- haven’t already seen. wolves are running.” tinually thwarted by both Cole Hawlings You’ve already watched “A Charlie This cryptic warning is neither the and Kay Harker. Brown Christmas” and “It’s a Wonderful first nor last supernatural omen Kay If there are any moments when little Life,” you know the various adaptations encounters. He’s joined by his family’s ones might feel the need to snuggle of “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” friends, the equally adventurous quartet closer to their parents, they’ll probably and “A Christmas Carol” by heart, and of Jones children, in safeguarding be during one of Brown’s scenes, even you can pretty much predict the plot Hawlings’ “Box of Delights” from the though the most fearsome thing about beats of any Hallmark Christmas movie. old man’s rival magician, the menac- him is his volume. Unless you’re a specific type of nerd, ing gangster Abner Brown (Robert Troughton is in top form as the mis- I guarantee you haven’t seen anything Stephens). chievous and mysterious Cole Hawlings, quite like “The Box of Delights” before. Kay learns the backstories of both evoking the best of his “Doctor Who” In 1984, the BBC aired a six-part Hawlings and the box are tied into some persona by balancing between being TV miniseries adaptation of John fascinating medieval and pre-Christian neither too sinister nor too safe for curi- Masefield’s 1935 children’s fantasy novel history, since the box enables its pos- ous children. of the same name, combining traditional sessor to shrink in size, shape-shift and He’s a wizened mentor, with the sort Christmas trappings with English folk- fly, and travel back in time — all powers of twinkle in his eye that makes him lore, pagan mythology and obscure bits Brown would use for evil. both irresistible and less than entirely of real-life history. It includes pre-CGI “The Box of Delights” is perfect holi- trustworthy. special effects that aren’t too shabby, day viewing for the whole family, offering All this, plus unicorns, Roman centu- even today, and lush hand-drawn ani- enough dramatic tension and unexpected rions, King Arthur, Herne the Hunter, mated sequences that more than hold up twists to keep adults engaged, while still Britain’s Father Christmas and the to modern standards. taking care to be circumspect toward recipe for a hot posset add up to make It’s the winter of 1934, and a bright- more sensitive children. “The Box of Delights” a rewarding view- eyed Kay Harker (Devin Stanfield) is Brown’s motley crew of animalistic ing experience for children of all ages. riding the train home from boarding and mystical henchmen are imagina- Admittedly, this film is a bit difficult school to celebrate Christmas at his tively realized through their eye-catching to track down, but I’ve never failed to family’s estate in the pastoral English costumes and broad performances, and locate a streaming source for it online countryside, when he finds himself they are intimidating enough to pose a during the holidays. Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Wednesday, December 26, 2018 • B 3 Aspiring singers invited to join choir

From staff reports the playful nature of music, they are in 2015 by Pipia, who said it has Port Townsend Children’s Library also able to build empathy with the emo- always served as an indispensable arts Choir director Phina Pipia invites local tional hook that music often provides,” resource, giving kids the opportunity to youths aged 7 to 12 to join the group, said Hilary Verheggen, youth services make music in a supportive group set- which starts Jan. 8 and runs through librarian. “The Port Townsend Library ting, explore diverse musical genres,and March 2. is excited to once again host such a fan- perform annual concerts shared with “It is an absolute joy to bring this tastic program.” the community. opportunity to local youth,” said Pipia, The choir will meet for eight consecu- Pipia is the director of the local the- who sang with the choir as a youngster tive Tuesdays, culminating in a public ater company Generation Goat Rocket, and is thrilled to be its current direc- performance on March 2. Participants which produces intensive theater work- tor. “Music was a truly integral part of will discover a wide range of music shops for Port Townsend youth. my childhood, and I’m delighted to give by artists such as Harry Nilsson and Pipia original musical plays back to the community through this Georges Bizet, and sing popular tunes have been performed nationally and wonderful program.” by Jonathan Richman, Miriam Makeba, internationally. The choir will meet once a week to Bobby Darin and Meghan Trainor. An eight-week commitment is sing favorite songs, from folk and clas- There are still a few spaces left for required for participation. To secure a sical to rock, pop and baroque. The young singers; no prior experience is child’s spot, parents can visit the Port Children’s Library Choir is a fun, free necessary. Townsend Public Library website, click music program for local youngsters, a The Port Townsend Children’s on the Calendar tab, click on the choir The 2019 Port Townsend Children’s Library Choir is forming in early news release stated. Library Choir was founded and led event on Jan. 8, and click Register. January, and a few spaces remain available for interested youngsters. “Not only are children able to learn for more than 10 years by children’s For more information, call Courtesy photo rhythm, rhyme and vocabulary through librarian Dahti Blanchard, and revived 360-385-3181. Community Calendar Editor’s note: Please send all Cafe. Full STEAM Ahead. Ages 6 to S unday, Jan. 13 Colwell St., Port Hadlock. For meeting. 6:30 p.m., City Council event notices to calendars@ New Year’s Eve Show. 7 to 10 11. 2 to 4 p.m., Jefferson County Future of Oceans Lecture Series. more info, call 360-643-0607. Chambers. ptleader.com by 5 p.m. the Library. p.m., Disco Bay Detour. Free. “Big Science in Our Small Ocean.” Friday, Dec. 28 Tuesday, Jan. 8 Wednesday before the publica- Grace Love and the Dirty Church. Saturday, Jan. 5 3 p.m., Fort Worden Chapel. tion date. Entries submitted after Port Townsend Conversation Council Ad Hoc Committee on 9 p.m. to midnight, Old Alcohol that time will not be published in View and vote on special-edition Monday, Jan. 14 Cafe. New Year’s Resolutions. Committees. 1:30 p.m., City Hall. Plant. the calendar the following week. diabetes license plate. 11 a.m Toddler Storytime. For ages 12 11:45 a.m., Alchemy Bistro. Lodging Tax Advisory Kilcid Band and Guests (indie to 3 p.m., The Cotton Building, months to 30 months. 10:15 Saturday, Dec. 29 Committee. 3 p.m., City Hall. rock). 9 p.m., Uptown Pub. 607 Water St., in Port Townsend. MUSIC AND to 11 a.m., Jefferson County Historic Preservation Plates designed by area stu- Urban Sketchers. 10 a.m. Sixth annual New Year’s Eve Library. Committee. 3 p.m., Charles Pink ENTERTAINMENT – dents. The vote determines the to 12:30 p.m., Fort Worden Party with Crow Quill Night 2019 North Olympic Peninsula House, 1256 Lawrence St., Port winner. Open to all WA state resi- Commons Room. Free. For Wn ed esday, Dec. 26 Owls. 9 p.m., Cellar Door. $5. Farming Film Festival. 12 to 3:30 Townsend. dents. Proceeds benefit diabetes more info, contact Barb Kurland p.m., Port Townsend Library. Michael and Vickie Townsend. 5 Monday, Jan. 7 programs. For more info, visit at [email protected] or Port Townsend Indivisible to 7 p.m., Old Alcohol Plant. 2019 North Olympic Peninsula www.fymhs.org. Tuesday, Jan. 15 360-316-9947. Huddle. Presentation on the Music Trivia with Corey. 9 p.m., Farming Film Festival. 12:30 Long Term Care Trust Act. 5 p.m., Monday, Jan. 7 Preschool Storytime. 10:15 Tuesday, Jan. 1 Uptown Pub to 3:30 p.m., Charles Pink Unity Center, 3918 San Juan Ave., to 10:45 a.m., Port Townsend New Year’s Birdwalk. Admiralty Karaoke with Louie’s World. 9 House, 1256 Lawrence St., Port Toddler Storytime. For ages 12 Port Townsend. Library. Audubon. 9:30 a.m., Irondale Bay p.m., Cellar Door, 940 Water St., Townsend. months to 30 months. 10:15 Babytime. 20-minute lap sit time Chimacum Creek Park. For more Wednesday, Jan. 9 Suite 1, Port Townsend. Free. to 11 a.m., Jefferson County EVENTS – Library. for infants. 10:30 to 11 a.m., info, call 360-379-8564. Jefferson County Library Board Thursday, Dec. 27 Jefferson County Library. Free. of Trustees. 10 a.m. to noon, 2019 Farming Film Festival fea- Thursday, Jan. 3 TNT Guitar Duo. 6 to 8 p.m., Ajax Thursday, Dec. 27 Children’s Choir. 4 to 4:50 p.m., Jefferson County Library. turing Dirt Rich. 6 to 7:30 p.m., Vinyasa Yoga. With Sarah. 6 to Cafe, 21 N. Water Street, Port Laughter Yoga Circle. 6 to 7 Port Townsend Library. Jefferson County Library. 7:30 p.m., All Points Pilates, 20 Thursday, Jan. 10 Hadlock. p.m., Finnriver Cider Garden, Fiber Art Night. 6:30 to 8:30 Colwell St., Port Hadlock. Introduction to Pi Program. Tasting Room & Orchard, 124 Tuesday, Jan. 8 Tess Teel. 7 p.m., Jazz at The p.m., Port Townsend Library. During weekly East Jefferson Center Road, Chimacum. Children’s Choir. 4 to 5 p.m., First Friday, Jan. 4 Cellar Door Trivia at the Keg and I. 7 to 9 County Rotarian meeting. 1 p.m., Baptist Church, 202 Lawrence Port Townsend Conversation Friday, Dec. 28 Tuesday, Jan. 1 p.m., 1291 Chimacum Road, Tri-Area Community Center, 10 St., youths ages 7 to 12. Directed Cafe. Our Greatest Threat. 11:45 First Day Hikes. 1 p.m., Fort Chimacum. West Valley Road, Chimacum. Clay Watson. 5 to 7 p.m., Old by Phina Pipia. Eight weeks, with a.m., Alchemy Bistro. Alcohol Plant. Worden State Park, Port performance on March 2. Wednesday, Jan. 16 Planning Commission. 6:30 p.m., Townsend. Free. Monday, Jan. 7 City Hall. Trevor Hanson. 6 to 8 p.m., Ajax Babytime. 20-minute lap sit time Babytime. 10:15 to 10:45 a.m., Cafe. 15th annual Teddy Bear Hike. 10 for infants. 10:30 to 11 a.m., Port Townsend Library. Book Lovers’ Cafe. 2 to 3 p.m., Monday, Jan. 14 a.m., Fort Townsend State Park. Jefferson County Library. Free. City Hall, 1st Floor Conference Jack Dwyer and Friends, country Preschool Storytime. For ages Library Advisory Board. 3:30 to Led by Fred Weinmann. Meet Room. dance. 7 p.m., Port Townsend 30 months to 5 years. 10:30 to 5:30 p.m., Port Townsend Library. in the main parking lot before Wednesday, Jan. 9 Elks Lodge, 555 Otto St. 11:30 a.m., Jefferson County 10 am. Plan to hike 1-3 miles Babytime. 10:15 to 10:45 a.m., Friday, Jan. 11 City Council Workshop. 7 p.m., Library. Leif and the Longtones. 8 p.m., depending on the weather. For Port Townsend Library. Port Townsend Conversation City Hall. Cellar Door. $5. BINGO. With the North Olympic Cafe. Maintaining. 11:45 a.m., more info, contact Fred or Ann Preschool Storytime. For ages Thursday, Jan. 17 Salmon Coalition. 7 to 9:30 p.m., Weinmann at 360-379-0986 or 30 months to 5 years. 10:30 to Alchemy Bistro. Saturday, Dec. 29 Hilltop Tavern, 2510 W. Sims Way, Council Ad Hoc Committee on [email protected]. 11:30 a.m., Jefferson County Funky Dance Party with Uncle Port Townsend. Housing. 3 p.m., City Hall. Library. MEETINGS – Funk and the Dope 6. 5 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 2 Monday, Jan. 21 Finnriver Cider Garden, Tasting Leap into science. 10:30 a.m. Water Wise Succulent Tu esday, Jan. 1 CLASSES AND Room & Orchard, 124 Center to 11:30 a.m. Preschoolers and Gardening. With Master Gardener MLK Day Weed Pull. Noon. Survivors of Suicide peer WORKSHOPS – Road, Chimacum. their caregivers are invited to Vicky Miller. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Port Townsend Marine Science support group. 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jefferson County Library. Gerry Sherman. 6 to 8 p.m., Ajax explore the STEM concept of Center. Fort Worden State Park, 1045 10th St., Port Townsend, Thursday, Dec. 27 532 Battery Way, Port Townsend. Cafe. balance as we blend hands-on BINGO. With the North Olympic free. For more info, call Vinyasa Yoga. With Sarah. 6 to Salmon Coalition. 7 to 9:30 p.m., Brian Douglass. 6 to 9 p.m., exploration with children’s litera- Wednesday, Jan. 23 360-302-0569. 7:30 p.m., All Points Pilates, 20 ture. Jefferson County Library. Hilltop Tavern, 2510 W. Sims Way, Discovery Bay Brewing. BINGO. With the North Olympic Wednesday, Jan. 2 Colwell St., Port Hadlock, pay Free. Port Townsend. what you can. Gilbert and McHagar. 7 to 9 p.m., Salmon Coalition. 7 to 9:30 p.m., Port Commission special BINGO. With the North Olympic Old Alcohol Plant. Thursday, Jan. 10 Hilltop Tavern. meeting. 1 p.m., Port Saturday, Dec. 29 Salmon Coalition. 7 to 9:30 p.m., Sing-a-Ling. With Keeth Apgar Commission Bldg., 333 Benedict Kirk and Kompany. 9 p.m., Cellar Hilltop Tavern, 2510 W. Sims Way, Wednesday, Jan. 30 Dementia-friendly intergenera- Door. $5. of Harmonica Pocket. 10:15 St., Port Townsend. Port Townsend. BINGO. With the North Olympic tional songwriting workshop. to 10:45 a.m., Port Townsend Arts Commission. 3 p.m., City And a community conversation Sunday, Dec. 30 Thursday, Jan. 3 Library. Salmon Coalition. 7 to 9:30 p.m., Hilltop Tavern. Hall third-floor conference room, on neurodiversity. 2 to 5 p.m., Happy Holidays with The Leap into science. 2 to 4 p.m. Book Discussion. “Atonement” 250 Madison St., Port Townsend. San Juan Villa, 112 Castellano Alternators. 2 to 5 p.m., Finnriver Young people age 6 to 11 are by Ian McEwan. 6:15 p.m. to 7:45 Way, Port Townsend. GROUPS AND CLUBS – Thursday, Jan. 3 Cider Garden, Tasting Room & invited to join children’s librar- p.m., Jefferson County Library. Orchard. Thursday, Jan. 3 ian Martha Ashenfelter who will Flip Flop on the Appalachian Wn ed esday, Dec. 26 Non-motorized Transportation Vinyasa Yoga. With Sarah. 6 to Samara Jade. 8 p.m., Cellar bring hands-on exploration to Trail. With Maribeth Crandell. 7 Grief Support. 3 to 4:30 p.m., Advisory Board. 4:30 p.m., City 7:30 p.m., All Points Pilates, 20 Door. Free. life through children’s literature to 8 p.m., Port Townsend Library. Jefferson Healthcare, Home Hall. Colwell St., Port Hadlock, pay af part of the STEM concept Health Conference Room, 2500 Monday, Dec. 31 Friday, Jan. 11 Friday, Jan. 4 what you can. of balance. Jefferson County Sims Way, Port Townsend. For The Chuck Easton Trio (jazz). 5 Olympic Educational Service Library. Kaleidoscope Play & Learn. 10 more info, call Carolyn Cristina Tuesday, Jan. 8 to 8 p.m. Finnriver Cider Garden, District 114. Board of Directors to 11:30 a.m., Jefferson County Manzoni at 360-385-2200, ext. Tasting Room & Orchard. Friday, Jan. 4 special session. 11 a.m., Tech Tuesday. 4 to 6 p.m., Library. 4615. Kaleidoscope Play and Learn Northwest Maritime Center, 431 Jefferson County Library. Lush Life Jazz Duo. 5 to 9 p.m., Books on Tap Trivia. 6:30 to 8:30 Group. For ages birth through Thursday, Dec. 27 Water St., Port Townsend. Alchemy Bistro & Wine Bar, 842 p.m., Finnriver Cidery, 124 Center Tuesday, Jan. 15 5. 10 to 11:30 a.m., Jefferson Washington St, Port Townsend. Road, Chimacum. Vinyasa Yoga. With Sarah. 6 to Monday, Jan. 7 Tech Tuesday. 4 to 6 p.m., County Library. 7:30 p.m., All Points Pilates, 20 Gerry Sherman. 6 to 9 p.m., Ajax City Council. Regular business Jefferson County Library.

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All original with kick back (360)643-1077. 178781 11/14-00/00 breaks, rack above the fender & bas- 176434 8/15-00/00 kets on the back. Works great, has B 6 • Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader A high school diploma or GED, EVERY HOUSE NEEDS A FRIEND. JEFFERSON COUNTY Interest Paid To: You have only 20 DAYS from the re- WASHINGTON STATE Associate’s Degree or equivalent Keys?-check. Car?-check. Kids?- CONSERVATION DISTRICT 11/1/2017 cording date of this notice to pursue from two-year college or technical check. Left the stove on? Door Next Due Date: mediation. SUPERIOR COURT school in programs with an em- unlocked?- Housecheck PT! House- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a poll-site 12/1/2017 phasis in building & construction check keeps an eye on your house election for a Board Supervisor seat on the DO NOT DELAY. CONTACT A IN THE MATTER OF trades & business; or related ex- while you’re away. Personalized ser- Jefferson County Conservation District will HOUSING COUNSELOR OR AN perience &/or training; or equiva- vice from $30 per visit. Licensed and be held on March 6, 2019, at 205 W Patison IV. ATTORNEY LICENSED IN WASH- ESTATE OF GARY R. lent combination of education and bonded. contact@housecheckpt. Street, in Port Hadlock, Washington. Polls The sum owing on the obligation se- INGTON NOW to assess your situ- SIEBER, experience. Must have a valid com or call (360)302-6436. will open at 3:00 p.m. and close at 7:00 cured by the Deed of Trust is: Princi- ation and refer you to mediation if Washington Driver’s License. This 178189 10/24-00/00 p.m. Registered voters who reside within the pal $114,867.67, together with inter- you are eligible and it may help you Deceased is a temporary, 1 year position for Conservation District boundary are eligible to est as provided in the note or other save your home. See below for safe FIELD’S TREE CARE LLC. ISA Certi- vote. Candidates must be registered voters instrument secured from 11/1/2017, 40 hrs. week, Grade 25/ Step 1-3 residing in the Conservation District, and may sources of help. DOQ. Position includes benefits fied Arborist here to help you with all and such other costs and fees as are No. 18-4-00098-16 your tree needs. Fine pruning, hazard- be required to own land or operate a farm. provided in accordance with the The candidate filing deadline is February 6, due under the note or other instru- SEEKING ASSISTANCE - Housing UFCW Contract provision & retire- ous tree removal, risk assessment. ment secured, and as are provided counselors and legal assistance may PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDI- Free estimates, LIC# FIELDTC876DH. 2019, at 4:00 p.m. Election procedures are ment benefits. Jefferson County is available at the District office. Absentee bal- by statute. be available at little or no cost to you. TORS RCW 11.40.030. an Equal Opportunity Employer. An Dan Field (360)994-0166. If you would like assistance in deter- 175830 7/25-1/16 lots are available upon request for eligible application & complete job descrip- voters, and must be requested on or before mining your rights and opportunities The person named below has been tion is available at the Jefferson 4:00 p.m. on February 13, 2019. Please con- V. to keep your house, you may contact appointed as personal representa- County Board of County Commis- tact the District office at 360-385-4105, or at The above-described real property the following: tive of this estate. Any person having sioners Office. Please submit an 205 W Patison Street, in Port Hadlock, Wash- will be sold to satisfy the expense a claim against the decedent must, application, cover letter & resume ington, for absentee ballots or if you have any of sale and the obligation secured The statewide foreclosure hotline before the time the claim would be to the Board of County Commis- questions. The District office is open Monday by the Deed of Trust as provided for assistance and referral to hous- barred by any otherwise applicable sioners Office, Jefferson County GENERAL CONTRACTOR: KITCH- through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. by statute. The sale will be made ing counselors recommended by statute of limitations, present the Courthouse, PO Box 1220, Port EN & BATHROOM SPECIALISTS 179632 12/26-1/2 without warranty, express or im- the Housing Finance Commission: claim in the manner as provided in Townsend, WA 98368. Applica- Commercial & Residential General plied, regarding title, possession, or Telephone: 1-877-894HOME (1-877- RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or tions must be received by 4:30pm, Contractor; custom remodeling & School Notices encumbrances on 1/25/2019. The 894-4663) mailing to the resident agent and at- Friday, Dec. 28th, 2018. (Post- millwork. HVAC, plumbing, electrical default(s) referred to in Paragraph Web site: http://www.dfi.wa.gov/con- torney for the estate at the address marked applications accepted) & drywall. FREE estimates & consul- THE PORT TOWNSEND III must be cured by 1/14/2019, (11 sumers/homeownership/ stated below a copy of the claim and 179532 12/19-12/26 tation. (360)328-3727. SCHOOL DISTRICT days before the sale date) to cause filing the original of the claim with the 178435 10/31-00/00 a discontinuance of the sale. The The United States Department of court in which the probate proceed- sale will be discontinued and termi- Housing and Urban Development: ings were commenced. The claim SALES & MARKETING GREEN MONSTER SERVICES NOTICE OF QUORUM: The Port Townsend School District nated if at any time before 1/14/2019 Telephone: 1-800-569-4287 must be presented within the later of: THE LEADER SEEKS A MAR- Yard service, odd jobs, property (1) Thirty days after you have been KETING CONSULTANT, someone Board of Directors will participate in (11 days before the sale) the default Web site: http://portal.hud.gov/hud- clean up, hauling, moving, brush re- as set forth in Paragraph III is cured portal/HUD served or mailed this notice under to support local small businesses moval, hedge trimming, roof & gutter the Salish Coast Elementary Dedi- and the Trustee’s fees and costs are RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four with marketing ideas through print cleaning, tree pruning. Residential/ cation Event Saturday, January 19, paid. Payment must be in cash or The statewide civil legal aid hotline months after the date of first pub- or digital advertising & other ma- Commercial. Serving Jefferson/Clal- 2019 at 1637 Grant Street starting at with cashiers or certified checks from for assistance and referrals to other lication of the notice. If the claim is terials. If you love people, believe lam Counties. Now taking new con- 1:00 pm. No school board action will a State or federally chartered bank. housing counselors and attorneys not presented within this time frame, in local businesses, are energetic, tracts. We meet or beat any licensed be taken. 180016 12/26 The sale may be terminated any time Telephone: 1-800-606-4819 the claim is forever barred, except organized, can listen & develop a competitors! (360)582-0384. after the 1/14/2019 (11 days before Web site: http://www.ocla.wa.gov/ as otherwise provided in RCW compelling pitch & would enjoy be- 176342 8/8-1/30 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar ing part of a small & creative team Trustee’s Sales the sale date) and before the sale, by HANDYMAN WITH 1 TON is effective as to claims against both of committed professionals, send the Borrower or Grantor or the holder THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- TRUCK TS #: 18-53571 the decedent’s probate and nonpro- us a letter of interest & resume. We of any recorded junior lien or encum- LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMA- Move • Remove Title Order #: 180379821-WA-MSO bate assets. are eager to meet you. Email Kelli brance paying the entire principal TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Haul In • Haul Out Ameling at [email protected] and interest secured by the Deed FOR THAT PURPOSE. Chain Saw • Dirt • Gravel or mail to: 226 Adams St., Port NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S of Trust, plus costs, fees, and ad- Date of First Publication: Clean Up • Odd Jobs Townsend, WA 98368. SALE vances, if any, made pursuant to the DATED: 10/17/2018 12 December 2018 Inside • Outside terms of the obligation and/or Deed DEMOLITION North Star Trustee, LLC, as Trust- Personal Representative: SAN JUAN VILLA MEMORY CARE Grantor: Randy L Manus of Trust, and curing all other defaults. is hiring. We are currently recruiting What are your needs? ee Mimi M. C. Mackay. 360-385-0515 Current beneficiary of the deed of Attorney for Estate & Address for for the following positions—NOC- trust: Wilmington Savings Fund Soci- Shift Caregiver. We are the only VI. Lisa Hackney, Vice President of Service: JACQUELINE’S HAIRSTYLING ety, FSB, not in its individual capac- memory care community in Jeffer- A written Notice of Default was trans- Trustee Operations David J. Faber, Faber Feinson PLLC Perms $60.00 ity, but solely as trustee for BCAT son county. We offer excellent 401k mitted by the Beneficiary or Trustee 210 Polk Street #1, Haircuts $20.00; Men & Women 2017-19TT plan, health benefits, competitive to the Borrower and Grantor at the Address for service: Port Townsend, WA 98368. Color starts at $45.00 Current trustee of the deed of trust: wage, paid time off & vacation. Paid following addresses: North Star Trustee, LLC Court of probate proceedings and Manicures $14.00 North Star Trustee, LLC training provided and incentives for 6100 219th ST SW, Suite 480 cause number: Acrylic Nails $30 & up. Current mortgage servicer for the growth. If you possess a compas- Mountlake Terrace, Washington Jefferson County, WA Superior Court Call today and book your appoint- deed of trust: New Penn Financial NAME sion to care for those who suffer ADDRESS 98043 Cause No.: 18-4-00098-16 ment! (360)385-6170. LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Ser- Trustee Phone No: (206) 866-5345 179373 12/12-12/26 from Dementia/Alzheimer’s stop by 178855 11/14-5/8 vicing RANDY L MANUS for an application. Please apply in 1811 QUEEN AVE #A Beneficiary / Servicer Phone: 800- Reference number of the deed of 365-7107 SUPERIOR COURT OF person at: San Juan Villa Demen- JDG CONSTRUCTION INC. New trust: 525153 YAKIMA, WA 98902-5868 tia Care, 112 Castellano Way, Port construction; remodels. Local ref- RANDY L MANUS Parcel Number(s): 962700047 / STATE OF WASHINGTON) WASHINGTON FOR Townsend. (360)344-3114. erences. In business since 1980. 32062 1811 QUEEN AVE 179410 12/12-12/26 Licensed, bonded & insured. CONT YAKIMA, WA 98902-5868 ) ss. KITSAP COUNTY LIC#JDGCO1.044BJ. (360)385- RANDY L MANUS COUNTY OF SNOHOMISH) SHELTER MONITOR Full time I. 3287. www.jdgconstructionpt.com LINCOLN ST IN THE MATTER OF THE with benefits, year-round in 177705 10/3-3/27 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339 I certify that I know or have satisfac- Port Townsend. Shelter Monitor the undersigned Trustee, North Star RANDY L MANUS tory evidence that Lisa Hackney is ESTATE OF screens & arranges intake proce- MIKE BURNS CONSTRUCTION. Trustee, LLC will on 1/25/2019, at LOT 47 LINCOLN ST the person who appeared before me, dures for persons requiring shelter; Site prep to finish. Remodels, 10:00 AM at main entrance Supe- PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339 and said person acknowledged that GALEN HENRY is familiar with rules & regulations Decks, Fences. Builder, 30 years rior Courthouse, 1820 Jefferson RANDY L MANUS (he/she) signed this instrument, on SARVINSKI, for shelter participants; maintains in the trades. On cell at (360)301- St, Port Townsend, WA sell at pub- P.O. BOX 1205 oath stated that (he/she) was autho- an alert & hospitable presence. 5357. Lic.# MikeBBC857N6. lic auction to the highest and best PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339 rized to execute the instrument and Deceased. See olycap.org for application & Integrity you can trust. bidder, payable at the time of sale, RANDY L MANUS acknowledged it as the Vice Presi- job description or OlyCAP, 823 175667 7/18-1/9 dent of Trustee Operations of North the following described real property, C/O HUGH E. HAFFNER, PS NO: 18-4-00988-18 Commerce Loop, Port Townsend situated in the County of Jefferson, PO BOX 2788 Star Trustee, LLC to be the free and Ph: (360)385-2571. EOE. PABLO LANDSCAPING. Gardening, voluntary act of such party for the 180005 12/26 mulching, mowing. Excavation, tree re- State of Washington, to-wit: SEQUIM, WA 98382 PROBATE NOTICE TO SPOUSE OF RANDY L MANUS uses and purposes mentioned in the moval, chipping. Retaining walls, patios, instrument. CREDITORS SWAN SCHOOL SEEKS PART- site preparation. Home painting, interior TRACT 47, IN IRONDALE ACRE 1811 QUEEN AVE #A TIME CUSTODIAN Responsible & exterior. Fence, porch construction, TRACTS, AS RECORDED IN VOL- YAKIMA, WA 98902-5868 (RCW 11.40.020, UME 2 OF PLATS, PAGE 145, RE- Dated: 10/17/2018 for daily cleaning & disinfecting of repairs. General contractor for construc- SPOUSE OF RANDY L MANUS 11.40.030) school. 15 hours per week, $12 per tion & more. Call today for a free esti- CORDS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, 1811 QUEEN AVE WASHINGTON. YAKIMA, WA 98902-5868 Jordyn Melendez hour. Full job description available mate: (360)204-3707. PABLOL*840C9 NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the 176515 8/22-2/13 SPOUSE OF RANDY L MANUS The personal representative named at www.swanschool.net. Please State of Washington, residing at Se- mail resume to 2345 Kuhn St. Equal SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF JEF- LINCOLN ST below has been appointed as per- PHILLIPS PAINTING. Interior, ex- FERSON, STATE OF WASHING- PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339 attle, WA sonal representative of this estate. Opportunity Employer. Position My commission expires 02/05/2022 open until filled. terior & pressure washing. Call for TON. SPOUSE OF RANDY L MANUS Any person having a claim against 179790 12/19-1/2 free estimate. (360)732-0069 or LOT 47 LINCOLN ST EPP 26930 Pub Dates 12/26 & the decedent must, before the time Commonly known as: PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339 01/16/2019 the claim would be barred by any (206)842-0684. PHILLP*066KD. 179974 12/26,1/16 THE PORT TOWNSEND SCHOOL 178845 11/14-5/8 LOT 47 LINCOLN ST (NKA Lincoln SPOUSE OF RANDY L MANUS otherwise applicable statute of limita- DISTRICT is now accepting appli- St) P.O. BOX 1205 tions, present the claim in the man- cations for the following position: SEPTIC INSPECTIONS County PORT HADLOCK, Washington PORT HADLOCK, WA 98339 Notice to Creditors ner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 septic inspections as low as $150 6.75 Hr/Day Learning Assistance 98339 JEFFERSON COUNTY, by serving on or mailing to the per- Program (LAP) Paraeducator, Sal- plus tax. 20 years experience, lo- by both first class and certified mail sonal representative or the personal ish Coast Elementary, 2018-19 cally owned. Call EnviroCheck LLC which is subject to that certain Deed on 9/14/2018, proof of which is in the WASHINGTON STATE representative’s attorney at the ad- School Year. Dental benefits are (360)379-9400. of Trust dated 7/2/2007, recorded dress stated below a copy of the 178522 12/19-1/23 possession of the Trustee; and the SUPERIOR COURT provided, medical plans are of- 7/6/2007, as Instrument No. 525153, Borrower and Grantor were person- claim and filing the original of the fered. The school district will pay SOFIE’S CLEANING SERVICES: records of Jefferson County, Wash- ally served 9/7/2018, with said written claim with the court in which the pro- a portion of the medical premium. Looking for someone to do your ington, from RANDY L MANUS, Notice of Default or the written Notice IN THE MATTER OF bate proceedings were commenced. The position includes a retirement holiday cleaning? Regular cleaning? as Grantor(s), to PRLAP, INC., as of Default was posted in a conspicu- The claim must be presented within program plus various optional ben- ESTATE OF Move-outs? Post-construction? Look Trustee, to secure an obligation in ous place on the real property de- the later of: (1) Thirty days after the efits. Application materials avail- no further! Call or text (360)670-7481 or favor of BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., scribed in Paragraph I above, and GERALD E. JOHNSTON, personal representative served or able online at www.ptschools.org. visit www.sofiescleaningservices.com. as Beneficiary, the beneficial inter- the Trustee has possession of proof mailed the notice to the creditor as Applications accepted until filled. Sofie’s Cleaning Services now offering est in which was assigned to New of such service or posting. Deceased provided under RCW 11.40.020(1) Contact Carrie or Laurie at 379- the best rates around for interior paint- Penn Financial LLC d/b/a Shellpoint (c); or (2) four months after the date 4511 for application questions. No. 18-4-00102-16 ing, pressure washing & deck refinish- Mortgage Servicing as servicer for of first publication of the notice. If the Equal Opportunity Employer. Wilmington Savings Fund Society, VII. claim is not presented within this time 180047 12/26-1/2 ing. Licensed & bonded #604193474 177694 10/3-3/27 FSB, not in its individual capacity, The Trustee whose name and ad- PROBATE NOTICE TO frame, the claim is forever barred, ex- but solely as trustee for BCAT 2017- dress are set forth below will provide cept as otherwise provided in RCW Services Health & Wellness 19TT, under an Assignment recorded in writing to anyone requesting it, a CREDITORS 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. This under Auditor’s File No. 617614. bar is effective as to claims against ALL LANDSCAPING SERVICES. statement of all costs and fees due at RCW 11.40.030. DR. JONATHAN COLLIN is an MD any time prior to the sale. both the decedent’s probate and From scheduled year-round com- specializing in adult medical care non-probate assets. mercial contract landscape mainte- with emphasis on nutritional & alter- II. The person named below has been nance to one-time projects. Prun- native medicine. Contact Dr. Collin No action commenced by the Ben- VIII. appointed as personal representa- Date of First Publication: ing, weeding, hauling, mulch, large/ for a consultation, (360)385-4555. eficiary of the Deed of Trust is now tive of this estate. Any person having small lawn mowing. SoundScape. The effect of the sale will be to de- DECEMBER 19, 2018 www.drjonathancollin.com & www. pending to seek satisfaction of the prive the Grantor and all those who a claim against the decedent must, Personal Representative: #SOUND**916KE; (360)774-1421 or obligation in any Court by reason of townsendletter.com. hold by, through or under the Grantor before the time the claim would be AMELIA EUGENIA SARVINSKI www.soundscape.biz 179388 12/12-6/5 the Borrower’s or Grantor’s default of all their interest in the above de- barred by any otherwise applicable Attorney for Personal Representa- 175688 7/25-1/16 on the obligation secured by the scribed property. statute of limitations, present the tive: Statewides Deed of Trust. BUILDING REPAIRS. Large & small claim in the manner as provided in KEITH A. BEEBE home repairs & improvements done A PLACE FOR MOM has helped RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or Address for Mailing or Service: on hourly rate or estimate. Reason- over a million families find senior liv- III. IX. mailing to the resident agent and at- PO Box 163 able prices with 30 years of local ing. Our trusted, local advisors help The default(s) for which this foreclo- Anyone having any objections to torney for the estate at the address 10801 NE State Hwy 104, Suite 151 experience. Licensed, bonded & find solutions to your unique needs sure is made is/are as follows: this sale on any grounds whatsoever stated below a copy of the claim Kingston, WA 98346 insured. Jeff, (360)643-3283. #JEF- at no cost to you. Call 855-415-4148. Failure to pay when due the following will be afforded an opportunity to be and filing the original of the claim Court of Probate Proceedings and FGGC881BU. amounts which are now in arrears: heard as to those objections if they with the court in which the probate cause number: 176164 8/15-2/6 DONATE YOUR CAR TO CHARITY. bring a lawsuit to restrain the sale proceedings were commenced. The Kitsap County Court, Receive maximum value of write off PAYMENT INFORMATION pursuant to RCW 61.24.130. Failure claim must be presented within the Washington State CLOCK REPAIR. Mantel, wall, for your taxes. Running or not! All FROM - THRU to bring such a lawsuit may result in later of: (1) Thirty days after you Cause #: 18-4-00988-18 cuckoo or Grandfather clocks re- conditions accepted. Free pickup. 12/1/2017 - 07/31/2018 a waiver of any proper grounds for have been served or mailed this 179513 12/19-1/2 paired quickly at reasonable prices. Call for details, 855-635-4229. NO.PMT - AMOUNT invalidating the Trustee’s sale. notice under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); Clock may be wind-up, electric or 8 - $799.20 or (2) four months after the date of Sheriff’s Sales Leading smart battery operated. For pickup & deliv- HOME SECURITY. TOTAL first publication of the notice. If the ery or house calls, call Father Time home provider Vivint Smart Home has $6,393.60 X. claim is not presented within this time IN THE SUPERIOR COURT at 360-437-5060 or on the web at an offer just for you. Call 866-387-2013 NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OR TEN- frame, the claim is forever barred, ex- www.fathertimenw.com. to get a professionally installed home ANTS – The purchaser at the Trust- cept as otherwise provided in RCW STATE OF WASHINGTON 175692 7/11-1/2 FROM - THRU security system with $0 activation. 8/1/2018 - 08/31/2018 ee’s Sale is entitled to possession of 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar FOR JEFFERSON the property on the 20th day following is effective as to claims against both DECKS, PATIOS & PORCHES. NO.PMT - AMOUNT PROMOTE YOUR REGIONAL the sale, as against the Grantor un- the decedent’s probate and nonpro- COUNTY Eagle Creek Builders specialize in 1 - $813.15 EVENT statewide with a $325 classi- der the deed of trust (the owner) and bate assets. deck & patio design & construction. fied listing or $1,575 for a display ad. TOTAL Over 25 years’ experience. Cedar, $813.15 anyone having an interest junior to SERVICE BY Call this newspaper or 360-344-2938 the deed of trust, including occupants Date of First Publication: Composite & Tiger wood. Call for for details. 19 December 2018 PUBLICATION FREE quote, 360-461-5663. Lic.# FROM - THRU and tenants. After the 20th day fol- CCEAGLECB853BO. County Notices 9/1/2018 – 10/31/2018 lowing the sale the purchaser has the 175668 7/18-1/9 NO.PMT - AMOUNT right to evict occupants and tenants Personal Representative: MTGLQ INVESTORS, LP - 2 $1,046.52 by summary proceedings under the Patricia Tracy. DO YOU KNOW WHAT Jefferson County TOTAL Unlawful Detainer Act, Chapter 59.12 Attorney for Estate & Address for PLAINTIFF, Service: YOUR HOME IS Public Notices $2,093.04 RCW. For tenant-occupied property, the purchaser shall provide a tenant David J. Faber, Faber Feinson PLLC Vs. WORTH? Legal Fee Balance: $2,044.08 with written notice in accordance with 210 Polk Street #1 Request a FREE Comparative Other Fee Balance: $206.41 RCW 61.24.060. Port Townsend, WA 98368. Home Analysis! Get the inside Court of probate proceedings and UNKNOWN HEIRS AND scoop on home values in your PROMISSORY NOTE INFORMA- cause number: Jefferson County, area, as well as expert advice TION THIS NOTICE IS THE WA Superior Court Cause No.: 18- DEVISEES OF GARY about real estate investments, va- Note Dated: FINAL STEP BEFORE THE 4-00102-16 E STEWART; STACY 179630 12/19-1/2 cation homes, rentals & more! Call 7/2/2007 FORECLOSURE SALE OF KERSHINAR; STATE Sam at (360)441-4026. www.co.jefferson.wa.us Note Amount: 179065 12/5-00/00 $135,000.00 YOUR HOME. JEFFERSON COUNTY, OF WASHINGTON; Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Wednesday, December 26, 2018 • B 7 OCCUPANTS OF The sale date has been set for 10:00 (“Plaintiff”) against the Defendants the manner described in those stat- 360-385-9390 Jefferson County, Washington am January 25th 2019, at the main John Andrew Remis, William F. utes. 179368 12/12-1/2 THE PREMISES, - entrance of the Jefferson County Maynard, Janet Rae Getman a/k/a By: Sherine Murphy, #415 DEFENDANT(S) Courthouse, 1820 Jefferson Street, Janet Rae Fatcheric, John J. Re- DAVID J STANKO, SHERIFF IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 79 Elkins Road Port Townsend, WA 98368. mis, Mary Elizabeth Maynard, a/k/a JEFFERSON COUNTY, WASHING- OF THE STATE OF Port Hadlock, WA, 98339 Cause No: 17-2-00125-1 Mary Elizabeth Woods, David Brain TON 360-385-9390 YOU MAY HAVE A RIGHT TO EX- Remis, Ryan Christopher Remis, WASHINGTON FOR THE 179903 12/26-1/16 EMPT PROPERTY from the sale Occupants of the Premises, Martin By: Sherine Murphy, Civil Clerk COUNTY OF JEFFERSON TO: JUDGMENT DEBTOR(S) under statutes of this state, includ- Paul Remis, Unknown Heirs and De- Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office SHERIFF’S PUBLIC ing sections 6.13.010, 6.13.030, visees of Janet H. Remis, and Janet 79 Elkins Road A Writ for Order of Sale has been 6.13.040, 6.15.010 and 6.15.060 of H. Remis. The Judgment forecloses Port Hadlock, WA 98368 THE BANK OF NEW NOTICE OF SALE OF issued in the above captioned case, the Revised Code of Washington, in the interests of all the Defendants in (360)385-9394 REAL PROPERTY directed to the Sheriff of Jefferson the manner described in those stat- and to the following described prop- 179593 12/19-1/23 YORK MELLON FKA County, commanding the Sheriff as utes. erty (“Property”) commonly known THE BANK OF NEW follows: WELLS FARGO BANK, as 3222 Cliff Street, Port Townsend, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT YORK, AS TRUSTEE DAVID J STANKO, SHERIFF WA 98368-4700 for the total sum N.A. “On October 12, 2018, a Judgment JEFFERSON COUNTY, WASHING- of $424,014.35, plus additional pre- OF THE STATE OF FOR THE CERTIFICATE and Decree of Foreclosure was en- TON judgment interest at the per diem rate WASHINGTON HOLDERS OF CWMBS, PLAINTIFF(S), tered in favor of MTGLQ Investors, specified in the judgment until entry LP (“Plaintiff’) against Defendants FOR THE COUNTY OF INC., CHL MORTGAGE By: Sherine Murphy, #415 of the same and additional post judg- v. State of Washington, Occupants of Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office ment interest thereon at the rate of JEFFERSON PASS-THROUGH TRUST the Premises, and Unknown Heirs 79 Elkins Road 4.625% per annum following August and Devisees of Gary E. Stewart. Port Hadlock, WA 98368 2, 2017 until satisfied. The Property 2007-6, MORTGAGE WILLIAM F. MAYNARD; The Judgment forecloses the in- (360)385-9394 is situated in Jefferson County State MTGLQ INVESTORS, LP PASS-THROUGH terests of all the Defendants in and 179370 12/12-1/16 of Washington, is legally described JOHN J. REMIS; JANET to the following described property as follows: Plaintiff, CERTIFICATES, SERIES H. REMIS; UNKNOWN (“Property”) commonly known as 101 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 2007-6, ITS SUCCESSORS Kelly Road, Brinnon, WA 98320- HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF Lots 1, 2, 7 and 8 in Block 13, Hill’s v. IN INTEREST AND/OR 9612 for the total sum of $54,417.76, STATE OF WASHINGTON Addition to Port Townsend, as per JANET H. REMIS; MARTIN plus additional pre-judgment inter- FOR JEFFERSON plat recorded in Volume 1 of Plats, ASSIGNS, PAUL REMIS; MARY est at the per diem rate specified in page 95, records of Jefferson Coun- UNKNOWN HEIRS AND the judgment until entry of the same COUNTY Plaintiff, ELIZABETH MAYNARD ty, Washington. DEVISEES OF GARY and additional post-judgment interest AKA MARY ELIZABETH thereon at the rate of 3.00% per an- Situate in the County of Jefferson, E. STEWART; STACY v. num following October 12, 2018 until SERVICE BY WOODS; JOHN ANDREW State of Washington. KERSHINAR; STATE satisfied. The Property is situated in PUBLICATION REMIS; DAVID BRIAN Jefferson County State of Washing- OF WASHINGTON; GERALD T. HARPOLE TAX/PARCEL ID: 959 701 301 REMIS; JANET RAE ton, is legally described as follows: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., OCCUPANTS OF THE AKA GERALD T. Judgment Debtors: John J Remis, GETMAN AKA JANET Lot 5, Block 23, Olympic Canal Ad- PREMISES, HARPOLE, JR.; UNITED PLAINTIFF(S) (in rem); Unknown Heirs and Devi- RAE FATCHERIC; RYAN dition No. 4, as per plat recorded in sees of Janet H. Remis, (in rem), Wil- Defendant(s). STATES OF AMERICA; Volume 4 of Plats, pages 39 and 40, liam F. Maynard (In REM Judgment) CHRISTOPHER REMIS, v. OCCUPANTS OF THE records of Jefferson County, Wash- OCCUPANTS OF THE ington. THEREFORE, pursuant to RCW No. 17-2-00125-1 PREMISES. WILLIAM F. MAYNARD; 61.12.060, and in the name of State PREMISES, TAX/PARCEL ID: 981002305 of Washington, you are hereby com- Defendant(s). JOHN J. REMIS; JANET DEFENDANT(S) manded to sell the Property, or so SHERIFF’S PUBLIC SHORT LEGAL: Lt. 5, Blk. 23, Olym- H. REMIS; UNKNOWN much thereof as may be necessary, NOTICE OF SALE OF No. 15-2-00033-0 pic Canal Add. No. 4, 4/39-40 HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF in order to satisfy the Judgment, in- No. 15-2-00238-3 cluding post-judgment interest and REAL PROPERTY SHERIFF’S PUBLIC Judgment Debtors: Unknown Heirs JANET H. REMIS; MARTIN costs and setting the redemption pe- NOTICE OF SALE OF SHERIFF’S PUBLIC and Devisees of Gary E Stewart (in riod for Zero (0) months. PAUL REMIS; MARY TO: ABOVE JUDGMENT DEBT- REAL PROPERTY NOTICE OF SALE OF rem) ORS: ELIZABETH MAYNARD MAKE RETURN HEREOF within REAL PROPERTY THEREFORE, pursuant to RCW AKA MARY ELIZABETH sixty (60) days of the date indicated The Superior Court of Jefferson TO: [JUDGMENT DEBTORS] below, showing you have executed TO: The Above-Listed Defendants 61.12.060, and in the name of the WOODS; JOHN ANDREW County has directed the undersigned State of Washington, you are the same. Sheriff of Jefferson County to sell the The Superior Court of Jefferson hereby commanded to sell the Prop- REMIS; DAVID BRIAN property described below, to satisfy County has directed the undersigned The Superior Court of Jefferson erty, or so much thereof as may be REMIS; JANET RAE Pursuant to RCW 6.21.050(2), the a judgment in the above-entitled ac- Sheriff of Jefferson County to sell the County has directed the undersigned necessary in order to satisfy the Sheriff may adjourn the foreclosure tion. If developed, the property ad- property described below, to satisfy Sheriff of Jefferson County to sell the Judgment, including post-judgment GETMAN AKA JANET sale from time to time, not exceeding dress is: 101 Kelly Road, Brinnon, a judgment in the above-entitled ac- property described below, to satisfy a interests and costs and setting the re- RAE FATCHERIC; thirty (30) days at which this Writ is WA. 98320-9612 tion. If developed, the property ad- judgment in the above-entitled action. demption period for Eight (8) months. made returnable, with the consent of dress is: 1710 S. Jacob Miller Road, If developed, the property address is: RYAN CHRISTOPHER the Plaintiff endorsed upon this Writ The sale of the above-described Port Townsend, WA 98368 3222 Cliff Street, Port Townsend, WA MAKE RETURN HEREOF within REMIS; OCCUPANTS OF or by contemporaneous writing. property is to take place: 98368-4700 sixty (60) Days of the date indicated PREMISES, Date/Time: 10:00 AM on January The sale of the above-described below, showing you have executed Witness, the Honorable Keith C. 25th, 2019 property is to take place: The sale of the above-described the same. DEFENDANT(S) Harper Judge, Judge of the Superior Place: Jefferson County Court Date/Time: property is to take place: Court and seal of said Court, affixed House, Main Entrance 10:00 AM on February 1, 2019 Date/Time: Pursuant to RCW 6.21.050(2), the this 14th Day of November 2018, at 1820 Jefferson Street Place: 10:00 AM on February 1, 2019 Sheriff may adjourn the foreclosure Cause No: 15-2-00238-3 Port Townsend, Washington.” Port Townsend, WA, 98368 Jefferson County Court House, Place: sale from time to time, not exceeding Main Entrance Jefferson County Court House, thirty (30) days beyond the last date TO: THE ABOVE LISTED JUDG- The sale date has been set for 10:00 The judgment debtor can avoid the 1820 Jefferson Street Main Entrance at which this Wirt is made returnable, MENT DEBTORS am February 1, 2019, at the main sale by paying the judgment amount Port Townsend, WA 98368 1820 Jefferson Street with the consent of the Plaintiff en- entrance of the Jefferson County of $54,417.76 together with interest, Port Townsend, WA, 98368 dorsed upon this Writ by a contem- A Writ for Order of Sale has been Courthouse, 1820 Jefferson Street, costs and fees before the sale date. The judgment debtor can avoid the poraneous writing. issued in the above captioned case, Port Townsend, WA 98368. For the exact amount, contact the sale by paying the judgment amount The judgment debtor can avoid the directed to the Sheriff of Jefferson sheriff at the address stated below. of $1,301,342.04 together with inter- sale by paying the judgment amount WITNESS, the Honorable Judge County, commanding the Sheriff as YOU MAY HAVE A RIGHT TO EX- est, costs and fees before the sale of $424,014.35 together with interest, Keith C. Harper, Judge of the Su- follows: EMPT PROPERTY from the sale Sheriff David J. Stanko, Jefferson date. For the exact amount, contact costs and fees before the sale date. perior Court and seal of said Court under statutes of this state, includ- County, Washington the sheriff at the address stated be- For the exact amount, contact the affixed this 7th Day of November, “On August 2, 2017, a Judgment and ing sections 6.13.010, 6.13.030, By: Sherine Murphy. #415 low. sheriff at the address stated below. 2018, at Port Townsend, Washing- Decree of Foreclosure was entered 6.13.040, 6.15.010 and 6.15.060 of 79 Elkins Road ton.” in favor of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. the Revised Code of Washington, in Port Hadlock, WA, 98339 Sheriff David J. Stanko, Given under my hand on Thirtieth

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Brinnon students Teaghan Holmes Jensen and Hunter Simmons construct catapults out of household goods as part of “Junk Drawer Robotics” after school. Leader photo by Kirk Boxleitner Brinnon students learn ‘junk drawer robotics’

Kirk Boxleitner School District has the second- formulas down,” Simmons said. [email protected] highest absenteeism rate in its “They’re learning how to operate Educational Service District, and levers and measure weights, and as While robotics engages many that 89 percent of its students are they measure the distances they’re young minds, the cost of materials eligible for free or reduced-priced able to achieve with their catapults, can prevent some folks from partici- meals. The district has had a 44 per- they’re learning where to place ful- pating in some programs. cent increase in student enrollment crum points.” But the Brinnon School District between 2011 and 2018, she added. Even more complex mechanisms, has partnered with a number of By the end of November, 37 such as vacuum-powered pneumatic agencies, not only to provide stu- of Brinnon’s roughly 80 K-8 stu- movement, are designed to be built dents with an affordable robotics dents had joined the program, from “from things you could find in your program, but to restore other after- sports and physical education on house, in the garbage or the leftover school programs to the area. Mondays, and crafts and home arts drawers,” Simmons said. “That way, Brinnon School District on Tuesdays, to STEAM subjects on these kids can go home and continue Superintendent and Principal Wednesdays. to be creative there.” Patricia Beathard said it has been Simmons is joined by her hus- Simmons said the students also years since Brinnon’s K-8 students band Jeremy for “Junk Drawer have learned rudimentary conflict- had after-school programs available Robotics” on Wednesday afternoons. resolution skills by putting together to them, and she praised the adults Jeremy Simmons is volunteering their machines in teams. conducting the programs, including for 4-H between back surgeries that “This is valuable in the adult “Junk Drawer Robotics,” for inspir- have kept him away from his job world as well,” Simmons said. “I’ve ing her students. as a mechanic. But he’s still able to worked in a lot of different groups “We appreciate the commitment impart his understanding of engi- in the workplace. Even if someone of (lead teacher) Alicia Simmons to neering to students, including his isn’t your best friend, you need to making each day of (these programs) and Alicia’s children. be able to coordinate your efforts great,” Beathard said. “Her enthusi- The Simmonses have spent effectively.” asm is contagious.” recent weeks guiding the students Simmons hopes the program Brinnon’s three-days-a-week through assembling catapults and receives enough financial support to after-school programs started trebuchets for marshmallows, using include electronics in the future. the second week of October after construction materials ranging from The other adults in the Brinnon Beathard made many calls to attain straws and chopsticks to paper clips programs include Chris Macklin funding. and rubber bands. from Jefferson County Parks and In the winter of 2017, Beathard Jeremy Simmons touted the lead- Recreation, who helps students contacted the Washington State ership skills he’s seen being fostered develop their basketball skills; University Extension Office’s 4-H among older children as they help volunteer Scott Pederson, who program for Jefferson County. the younger students, as well as the continues the coaching; support Beathard also reached out to hand-eye coordination he credited teacher Heather Lax, the “Junk Jefferson County Parks and both crafts and robotics with help- Drawer Robotics” program’s daily Recreation, Jefferson Healthcare ing to develop. go-to person; and Jefferson County and the Jefferson Community “They’re learning how to com- Library’s Martha Ashenfelter, who Brinnon student Landon Barquest adds a throwing arm to his “Junk Drawer Robotics” Foundation. She said the Brinnon municate as they write steps and offers literacy and STEAM activities. catapult. Leader photo by Kirk Boxleitner

Day of November 2018 Joint Tenants with rights scribed in the complaint in this cause. plaint of the plaintiffs STUART J. you according to the demand of the David J. Stanko, Sheriff You are hereby summoned to appear WEST and LYNNE E. WEST, and complaint, which has been filed with Ted Knauss, WSBA #9668 Jefferson County, Washington of survivorship, and the within sixty days after the date of the serve a copy of your answer upon the clerk of said court. Peninsula Law Firm PLLC unknown heirs at law of first publication of this summons, to the undersigned attorney for plaintiff, This is an action to quiet title to real PO Box 59, 11086 Rhody Drive By: Sherine Murphy, Civil Clerk wit, within sixty days after the 5th day Ted Knauss of PENINSULA LAW property situated in Jefferson Coun- Port Hadlock WA 98339 79 Elkins Road JACK T. GILBERTSON of December, 2018, and defend the FIRM PLLC, at the office below stat- ty, Washington. (360) 379-8500 Port Hadlock, WA, 98339 and of BARRY A. above entitled action in the above ed; and in case of your failure so to DATED this 21st day of November, 179267 12/5-1/9 360-385-9390 entitled court, and answer the com- do, judgment will be rendered against 2018. 179559 12/19-1/9 HUGHES, deceased, and also all other persons or Summons parties unknown claiming IN THE SUPERIOR any right, title, estate, COURT OF THE STATE lien, or interest in the real OF WASHINGTON IN AND estate described in the FOR THE COUNTY OF complaint herein, JEFFERSON Defendants.

STUART J. WEST and Case No.: 18-2-00272-16 LYNNE E. WEST, as SUMMONS (60 DAYS) Trustees of the STUART RCW 4.28.100, 110 J. WEST and LYNNE E. WEST REVOCABLE TO DEFENDANTS: JACK T. GILBERTSON and BAR- LIVING TRUST RY A. HUGHES, Joint Tenants Plaintiffs, with rights of survivorship, and the unknown heirs at law of JACK T. vs. GILBERTSON and of BARRY A. HUGHES, deceased, and also all other persons or parties unknown JACK T. GILBERTSON claiming any right, title, estate, lien, and BARRY A. HUGHES, or interest in the real estate de- Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Wednesday, December 26, 2018 • B 9 Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader Wednesday, December 5, 2018 • B 5

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