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February 04, 2015
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We have served this community since 1995!
Need help with
income taxes?
Call Dave Hoppes, CPA
509-725-1888
Client: Kick n Fun
Valentine Craft Show
Saturday, Feb. 7th - 9a.m. to 2 p.m.
Davenport Memorial Hall, 511 Park St.
Max Camp 2010
Art #: 40154
DavenportDate:For
6/16/2010Rent:
Artist:
L.
1 bedroom, partlyChrisfurnished,
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upstairs apartment. NS/NP,
no drugs, references, taking
apps for February, 725-8240
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Free Door Prize Drawings
Lots of new vendors
Lunch provided by the
Hopscotch Youth Rabbit Club
Dachshund Rescue
For more info, call 509-641-0375
Business Web Sites - Network and Computer Repair Services - E-mail
509-535-1169
Big Bend Excavating, LLC
• Excavator
• Back Hoe
• Dump Truck
• Dozer & Grader
or www.asisna.com
• Retaining Walls
• Gravel
• Road Building
(509) 725-8100
• Septic Systems
Office: (509) 725-6543
• Site Development
Tim Leipham #BIGBEBE941MM
Like new tires (4): Goodyear Wrangler ST 265/70/R17,
less than 100 miles on them. Took them off new Chevy Pickup. $500/OBO, 509-725-4747 - leave message.
• Industrial
• Commercial
• Residential
1410 Sinclair Davenport: $142,500, 3 bedroom, 2
bath, 3 car garage, 1999 Marlette home in mint condition,
move-in ready! Call Celia Benzel, Century 21, 509-2942528
(509)
244-3768
(Formerly John Baldwin Service)
14024A Hwy. 2 W.
Airway Heights (Next to old Tesoro Station)
• Full Service of All Makes and Models
• We Accept All Extended Warranty Work
FRONT
FRONT
725-7005
(509) Lic# MIDLAEI935LL
www.MidlandElectricInc.com
Fabric, Yarn &
Scrapbooking
Paper
40% off
Close Out Sale
at Women's Work.
Building/business for sale/
rent. 507 7th St., Davenport. Open Tues & Thurs
12-5pm
BACK .
BACK
Almost, Maine - it’s almost here. Got tickets?
Please Join Creston Christian Church for a
Community
Soup & Bread Supper
th
Feb. 11
Creston Christian ChurCh Fellowship hall
4:30 - 7:00
Menu Includes:
Home-made Soup, Bread,
Dessert, Coffee, Juice & Milk
PLEASE COME ONE AND ALL!
~No Donations Please~
Commercial/Residential
NAVY
ATHLETIC GOLD
509-725-5900
www.kysarmechanical.com
leave the air and water to us
Let us help
you preserve
NAVY
ATHLETICyour
GOLD
farm heritage.
Always Be Colorful
I think that if you were raised on a farm, you were born
with dirt in your shoes and once you get dirt in your
shoes, you can’t get it out.
--Mark Thomas
407 Logan St.
Angie Nicholls-Stiles Davenport, WA
Remodels
New Construction
Service/Repair
Sewers
Drain Cleaning
Water Heaters
Gas Piping
Troubleshooting
Remodels
New Construction
Service/Repair
Heat Pumps
Geothermal
Radiant
Efficiency Tune-Ups
Duct Cleaning
Davenport, Washington
License KYSARMI 922CF
(509) 725-0140 • (509) 721-0875
Call today for a Free Estimate!
509-290-2665
www.chewelahpainting.com
$500.00 off Barn painting if booked by March 15, 2015 - Call us today for a quote!
FREE Estimates • Professional Products • Exceptional Service
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REBAR WANTED: 3/8” or
1/2”. 509-725-3474.
Davenport Theatrical invites you to
celebrate Valentine’s Day with us at the
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blank but it is not.
Almost, Maine Dinner Theatre
Saturday, February 14 • 6:00 p.m.
at the DHS Theatre
The evening starts with elegant, candlelight dinner by
Lakeview Catering, followed by a performance of
Almost, Maine. Tickets just $30.00 each!
(Dinner show tickets must be purchased by February 9)
Purchase tickets for this and all performances
on line at DavenportTheatrical.org or by calling 1-800-838-3006,
and locally at Davenport Family Foods & Davenport Pharmacy
Almost, Maine • February 13, 14, 15, 20 & 21
Almost, Maine is sponsored by
BIG SALE
Ken’s Garage Sale Store
Trying to save store!
714 Morgan, Davenport
509-798-4116
Certified Public Accountant
P.O. Box 1125 • 701 12th Street,
Davenport, WA 99122
Phone: 509-725-1888 • Fax: 509-725-1861
JOB OPENING: The Harrington Golf Course
has an opening for a full time seasonal Maintenance Position starting April 1, 2015. Duties include: mowing greens,
fairways, tee boxes, fertilizing, maintaining the sprinkler
system, maintaining equipment and etc. The starting pay
range is from $13.00 to $15.00 per hour DOE. This position will be filled through applications or resumes received
or postmarked by February 20, 2015. Applications can be
picked up at Les Schwab, 310 Morgan Street, Davenport,
WA 99122 or by email by calling (509) 721-0556. Application can be mailed to Harrington Golf Course, PO Box 191,
Harrington, WA 99134.
HARRINGTON OPERA HOUSE SOCIETY
SUPPORT FORM
Mail to: Harrington Opera House Society,
Case IH 1480 combine
with 25ft header and header
cart. Very good condition.
Asking $14,000. Call 509796-4932 or 509-290-0320.
Gift:
$_____ General/Operating Funds
$______ Stage (lighting, sound, curtain, etc.) $_____Steinway Piano
$______ Arts/Music Educational Programs
$_____Museum
$______ In Memory of __________________________________
$______ In Honor of ____________________________________
$______ Gift to Endowment Fund*
I would like to purchase a plaque for $100
 In Honor of _________________________________
 In Memory of _______________________________
 Donated by _________________________________
Located in Machinery Co. Bldg.
Ask about our $100.00 switch over credit
Think Spring!
Time for pruning trees and shrubs. Tim Hein
509-235-8655
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Lincoln Medical Center, Suite 3
No appointment necessary
725-6281
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PLEASE PRINT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
Patient Name___________________________________________________________ Sex_________
Age________________ Date of Birth_______________ Telephone_____________________________
Mailing Address______________________________________________________________________
Dentist’s Name______________________________________________________________________
Dentist’s Address____________________________________________________________________
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Lincoln Hospital | February 16-20 | 7 - 10am
A Breakfast Special will be available in the
Café Express at Lincoln Hospital from
7am—10:30am for $4.
You do not have to attend the checkup to eat!
If you are participating in the blood draw, please wait until
after you have had your blood drawn to eat breakfast.
DO NOT EAT or DRINK
anything except water 12 hours prior to the health fair.
Drink plenty of water. This will make drawing your
blood easier.
Medications should be taken as usual
These tests do not replace an annual exam. Please
follow up with your physician.
If you cannot come in during these hours, please call us at 725-2973.
All Health Fair participants receive
a free blood pressure check, a snack bag and a gift
courtesy of Lincoln Hospital.
Please fill out the form below and
bring it with you to the health fair.
Coronary Risk Profile with Diabetic Screen. Test includes cholesterol, triglycerides,
HDL, LDL and glucose levels. Price: $10
 Comprehensive Test Profile. Test includes the Coronary Risk Profile with Diabetic
Screen (above) plus thyroid screen, anemia check, liver and kidney function.
Price: $38
 Prostatic Screen. A blood test for men to check for possible cancer. Price: $20
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Membership dollars help with operating expenses, fundraising, and bringing
entertaining andeducational events to the Opera House. Membership year is
January 1st. to December 31st. Memberships accepted at any time.
PLEASE PRINT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
** Members in good standing can request 10% off of ticketed events.
*Gifts may include cash, securities, deeds of trust, insurance bequests, or
other assets.
Please call 509-253-4719 to discuss options.
** Memberships must be received by February 10th of the current year for voting privileges.
My Name: _____________________________________________________________
Address : _____________________________________________________________
City: __________________________________ State: _______ Zip: ______________
Phone: ____________________
215 Park Street • Davenport, WA
Annual Spring Checkup & Blood Draws
PO Box 618, Harrington, WA 99134
Form available on: www.harringtonoperahouse.org
Add me to the HOHS Mailing List: • Snail Mail
• Email
 $25 Individual Membership  $35 Family Membership
 $35 Business Membership
e-mail: [email protected]
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Donation: $______ Elevator Fund
Cell: (509) 348-0222
Reardan-Edwall School
District seeking applicants
for the following positions:
Assistant Cook
Please visit our website at
www.reardan.net
for information or
call 509.796.2701 ex. 121
Is the World Going Crazy? You are certainly not
alone if you feel that way. Come to my bible study and let’s
Reardan-Edwall School
talk about it. We get together every Wednesday evening at
District seeking applicants
7:00, at 810 Main Street. The last Wednesday of the month I
for the following positions:
invite you to a praise and worship night at my home church,
Grounds &
Sonrise Foursquare Church in Wilbur, WA., at 7:00 in the
Maintenance Person
evening, also. For more information, call Sandy Sterett, cellPlease visit our website at
phone: 509-994-1186, or home phone: 509-725-0275.
www.reardan.net
for information or
call 509.796.2701 ex. 121
Dave Hoppes, CPA
Jemara Floyd
E-mail: ____________________________________
Notes or comments:*** ___________________________________________________ Patient Name
Age
Mailing Address
Email Address
Physician’s Name
Physician’s Address or Fax
Sex
DOB
Telephone
(We can send results to your doctor to be placed in your health file. We will also mail the results directly to you.)
*** This space can be used to list name & address of any additional person(s)
or family member to notify for memorials or honorariums.
I authorize and consent to the procedures performed for me by Lincoln Hospital. I realize some risks are inherent in these procedures. To keep the costs of this program as low as possible, billing is cash only. Medicare and
some insurance companies do not cover this type of service. Receipts to submit for insurance reimbursement
are available upon requests. Checks payable to Lincoln Hospital.
The Harrington Opera House Society is a 501-(3) (C) organization.
Your financial contributions may be tax deductible.
Patient Signature
______________________________________________________________________
Thank You!
Date
February 04, 2015
Lincoln Advertiser
General Construction
For All Your Building Needs
DIAMOND • Roofing • Siding • Remodels • Additions
CONSTRUCTION • Pole Buildings (Kits or Complete)
DIAMOC*088NE
Toll FREE 1-888-982-2192
Tom VanDer Ende
Family Resource Center of Lincoln County
is looking for our next team player. Someone who is dependable, self motivated, personable, proficient in Word,
Excel and Enginuity (data entry) and has good attention to
detail would be an ideal candidate for this part time (15hr)
position. This Housing Client Intake/Housing Inspections
position will require applicants to have a valid driver’s license, vehicle insurance, dependable transportation and pass
a background check. For more information please contact
Staci at 725-4358 or pick up an application at 620 Park Street
in Davenport. This position will remain open until filled.
2015 Sprague Volunteer Firefighters Annual
Surf & Turf
Dinner
Prime Rib &
Seafood Fettuccine
Potatoes, Salads,
Bread, & Beverages
$25.00 a plate
(Beer and Wine extra)
Saturday,
February 28
5 pm to 8 pm
Sprague Community Hall
Hope to see
everyone there!
For advanced tickets or to RSVP and pick up tickets
at the door, call the Fire District Office and leave a
message with contact info: 509-257-2926
23623 SR 28 N.
Davenport, WA
MIKE’S AUTOMOTIVE
725-1765
We are your DODGE DIESEL PICKUP maintenance specialists.
To help insure maximum performance from your rig visit us for your maintenance needs.
YOUR COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR ON DOMESTIC VEHICLES, GM, FORD & CHRYSLER
~FREE Pickup and Delivery~
Specializing in HIGH PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS
2012 Dodge Ram 3500, Laramie pkg. fully loaded, leather interior, nav., auto, 4x4,
crew cab, longbox, $45,950.
2004 DODGE STRATUS, 4 door, V6, automatic, ES model, new tires and brakes,
$3,800.
Miss Hemi’S PICK OF THE WEEK
1997 DODGE DAKOTA, 4x4, V8, auto,
quad dr, new motor, $4,850.
2006 CUMMINS DIESEL, 1 ton dually, quad door, Laramie pkg., long box, 4x4,
$26,500
2015 2500 DODGE SLT, 4x4, st. cab, auto, 6.4 Hemi, V8, tow package, $44,450.
1993 FORD LM 9000, L10 Cummins engine, 350hp Jake Brake, 10spd. trans, tandem
axle, 20’ Grainmaster box, 3/8 frame, 30 ton hoist, $32,850.
2006 PETERBILT 379 ext. hood, day cab, 500 hp Cat motor, C-15, 13 spd. trans, 3/8
frame. $57,500.
2004 Int. 4400 T.A., DT 530, 300 hp 6sp Allison Auto, 90% rubber, new Grainmaster 20’ bed with 54” sides, 30 ton hoist w/SRT rollup tarp, 58,000 GVW, $69,850.
2006 PETERBILT 379, short hood, C15 Cat, 13 sp., dual exhaust, dual air cleaner,
11-24-5 tires, $49,950.
2006 DODGE CUMMINS DIESEL, 3/4 ton Laramie pkg, leather int., quad dr., short
box, canopy, tow pkg., spray in bed liner, auto, 4x4 $18,850
1999 DODGE 1500 1/2 TON, 4x4, quad-door, sport pkg, 5.9 V8 gas, leather int, short
box, auto $4,850.00
2003 DODGE 1500 1/2 TON, 4x4, quad-door, Laramie pkg, leather int, topper, trailer
tow, new brakes, 5.7 hemi, auto $9,800.00
We can help you find the vehicle of your dreams!!
~Not responsible for typographical errors~
GRAIN
TRAILERS
Authorized Grainmaster Beds
& Hoists Dealer for the
State of Washington
3
Personal Banker
Davenport Branch
The Personal Banker processes transactions accurately and efficiently while, providing a full range
of banking services with an emphasis on delivering exceptional service. Identifies client needs and refers products and
services as financial solutions. We offer a positive working
environment based on mutually beneficial relationships,
competitive compensation and an opportunity for a progressive career in banking. If you enjoy providing excellent service and assisting customers find solutions, we would like to
hear from you. To apply go to www.awbank.net (About Us
link) EOE/AA
Join us for
Winter hours
Thurs & Fri - 11am to Close
Sunday - 9am to Close
509-647-5664 • Wilbur, WA
Lamont School District - Certified Position Available: The
Lamont School District #264
is seeking a Highly Qualified .55 FTE Middle School
Math Long-Term Substitute
Teacher from approximately March 16-June 9, 2015.
The position is open until
filled. Applications are available online on the Sprague/
Lamont School web page at
www.spraguelamont.com.
Click on district information/
job listings/certified application or call (509) 257-2463
for an application.
Winter
Fun
at the
Big Bend
Golf & C. C.
CHS Primeland is looking for an Administrative Assistant in St.
John Wa. Must be proficient
with Microsoft office and
have the ability to multi-task
in a busy office environment. Excellent customer
service and phone skills a
must. Grain or Agronomy
experience preferred but not
required. Full time position
with seasonal overtime after
probationary period. Excellent benefit package. Please
send resume to P.O. Box 9
Rockford Wa, 99030 by Feb
10th.
Wilbur
Mini Storage
509-660-0321
[email protected]
• Units starting at
$25.00/month
• RV & Boat Storage
• Outside storage
954 Main • Wilbur
'99 Suburban 1500: Excellent winter vehicle. Loaded: 4WD, leather heated
seats, CD, 3rd row seats, etc.
New studded tires/rims, new
all-seasons/rims included,
newer engine and transmission. 198,000 miles. Looks
good and runs great! $6,000.
(509) 636-2300 eves.
Computer Repair
•Repairs •Networks
•Tuneups •installs
•Virus Repair
•Credit Okay
Call John:
509-991-6772
ADORABLE AKC MINI
SCHNAUZER PUPPIES,
non-shedding, tails docked,
dew claws removed. Well
loved and socialized, 6
weeks old, $550.00. 509725-8319 or 509-998-1855.
Paul’s
Interior
Design
Lincoln County Conservation District
Board Member Election
Time to refresh
A position on the Lincoln County Conservation Disthe look of
trict board of supervisors is available. Candidates running
your home?
for a member seat must be a registered voter residing in Lin- 30 years experience in:
coln County, and are required to own land or operate a farm • Interior Home Painting
• Design Consultation
within Lincoln County. Interested candidates must submit a • Color Selection to
Entire Home Makeover
form, that can be picked up at the District office, and turned
• Faux Finishes
in by February 11th at 3:30 pm.
• Home Staging
A poll-site election for the available board supervisor seat,
Call Paul Krupke
will be held on March 11th 2015. To vote, please stop by the
for an estimate
(Reardan)
District office at 1310 Morgan St. Davenport, WA 99122, 253-579-2133
[email protected]
Lic# PAULSID147LL
polling will open at 7:30 am and close at 4:00 pm. Registered
voters who reside within the
Conservation District boundary are eligible to vote.
Election procedures are
available at the district office.
Absentee ballots are availwith the one & only Dave McClure!
able upon request for eligible
2014 Western Music Association
voters, and must be requested
Best of the Best Harmony Award Winner!
on or before March 1st 2015
Friday, March 20, 2015-7:00 pm
at 3:30 pm. Please contact
In the historic
the District office at 509Harrington Opera House
725-4181 ext. 3 or at the DisTickets $15 - $5 for 12 & under
trict office at 1310 Morgan
Available online now at:
St. Davenport, WA 99122
http://horse-crazy-cowgirls-harringtonoh.bpt.me/
for absentee ballots or if you
have any questions.
Available soon locally or call 509-253-4719 to reserve.
Cowgirl Band
If stress burned
calories, more of us
would be supermodels.
The auditorium is upstairs, no elevator . . . yet.
First floor video available by advanced request.
Call 509-253-4719
www.harringtonoperahouse.org
JOIN OUR CUstomer service team!
We are currently accepting applications for a Propane Sales and Distribution
member based out of our Wilbur office. If you are looking for a growth opportunity, job security, and a great benefits package with a strong progressive company that
wants you to grow with them, then we are ready to invest in you! Organized, self-motivated/
self-starting team players please apply. Call Chuck Redmon at 509-796-3301, Shawn Groh
at 509-639-2421, or stop by our office in Amira at 207 N. Railroad. Applications can be
downloaded at www.aglinkinc.com.
Davenport FBLA and
Lincoln In Action
plan the return
of the Community
Health Fair
Partnership with health district creates hands-on learning for business students
February 04, 2015
Lincoln Advertiser
509-647-5757
Service Center
4 S.E. Buce Ave.
“Come
check out
our 2014
Avalon
pontoons!”
Showroom
213 NE Main St.
The Davenport High School
Both in Wilbur, WA
Future Business Leaders of
America (FBLA) is proud
to announce their partnership with Lincoln In Action,
Open hearts. Open minds. Open doors.
a youth-led, health focused
Davenport/Edwall United Methodist Church
group in Lincoln County. The
509-725-7901
Pastor Dirk Robinson
health fair will be held on FebDavenport
Edwall
ruary 18th in the Davenport
Sunday
School....................
8:30am
Sunday
School
and
High School gym, starting at 5
Sunday
Service*.
.
................
9:00am
Adult Bible Study............. 10:00am
pm and ending at 8 pm. With
**Bible
Study,
Thursday.
.
.....
6:00pm
Sunday Service*...............11:00am
the help of Lincoln In Action,
Edwall
United
Methodist
Church
Choir Rehearsal, Wed....... 6:30pm
Lincoln Hospital, and the Lin16711 Washiington St. N•Edwall
**Bible
Study, Tuesday...... 6:30pm Davenport United Methodist Church
coln County Health Depart*Nursery Provided
201 6th St.•Davenport
ment, the Davenport FBLA
will be hosting this year’s
Community Health Fair called
“Be the Change.” The fair’s
focus this year is on mental
health and addressing the stigma around depression. Hospital and health department staff
are serving as mentors to the
FBLA members in marketing,
public relations, food services,
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and event planning.
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Health Fair on physical health,
but this year students are takHAVE IT ALL!!!
ing a different approach to this
For Sale by Owner
community event. Students
$273,500
wanted to focus on something
a little more unique and just
4 bdrm., 3 bath house in Almira, Wash.
as impactful. The 2012 ComDaylight Rancher
on approximately 6.5 acres.
munity Health Assessment
This home features hardwood floors, vaulted knotty pine ceilings, custom fireplace,
stated that “28% of youth in
bay windows and an attached 2 car garage. Daylight basement include 1 bdrm., 1 full
bath and a large family room. Also a HUGE SHOP 40x70 ft with 4 bays and includes
Lincoln County reported being
a 10,000 hoist. Shop includes a guest bedroom with a mechanic’s bathroom. HUNTdepressed or experienced deERS - this shop includes a 10x12 ft. BUTCHER ROOM with stainless steel countertops and sink. Also an 8x12 ft. REFRIGERATED LOCKER ROOM FOR GAME
pression.” FBLA and Lincoln
- Plenty of room to store all your toys. Close to Lake Roosevelt. Bring the horses.
in Action’s goal is to emphaProperty is fenced. Zoned for residental, agricultural and commercial.
size the effects of depression
CURTIS 509-639-2696 or CELL 509-953-4496
and mental health, because it
is often not addressed.
This project will be a great educational experience for all FBLA members involved. By working
with their mentors from the hospital and the health department, the FBLA members will learn
valuable skills in marketing and event management, as well as gain knowledge about important
issues involving mental health. Both FBLA advisor Noelle Carstens, and Lincoln In Action advisers, Carey Guhlke-Falk and Danita Hammond, agree that this project will not only benefit the
students involved, but also community members. Noelle Carstens stated that “this health fair will
be completely different than anything we’ve done before. It will be a great experience for the kids
and the community, and will be great expansion on what has been done in previous years with the
health fair.” “I’m excited to see the impact this health fair will have on the students and the community,” remarked LIA founding member Hayli Johnson. Like Hayli, FBLA and LIA members
are enthused about this health fair and want to involve everyone in the community.
FBLA Community Service Project co-chairs, Abigail Hansen, Christine Hannemann and Sarah
Vesneske, are currently soliciting vendors for booths at the fair, and already have activities in
place such as a special presentation by Lincoln In Action, discussing the stigmas around depression in our community. There will also be a keynote speaker focusing on the important issues
of mental health and awareness. Additionally, there will be a variety of food and snacks, many
interesting booths, and plenty of socializing for patrons to enjoy.
For more information about the 2015 Community Health Fair, or if you are a business who
would like a booth at the event please contact Davenport FBLA advisor, Noelle Carstens, at [email protected] or 509-725-4021.
Helicopter capture of
Lincoln area bighorn sheep
scheduled for Feb. 10
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife staff will be capturing bighorn sheep
on Tuesday, February 10, weather permitting, with a
helicopter contractor, on private land in the Lincoln
and Whitestone Rock areas near the Lake Roosevelt
shoreline where access permission has been secured.
Up to 20 bighorn sheep will be ear-tagged and nine
equipped with GPS tracking collars, then released so
biologists can better monitor their movements, productivity, and survival.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Eastern Regional Office
2315 N. Discovery Place
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
509-892-1001
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Custom Shops, Barns, Garages, etc.
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Financing Available OAC
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in you! Fertilizer/Chemical Technicians needed. Quality,
self-motivated/self-starting team players please apply. Call
Shawn Groh at 509-639-2421 or stop by our office in Almira.
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(509) 348-0239
On-Site RV Pumping Available
No Job too Big or Too Small
Winter tires: 4 Bridgestone Blizzak 275-65-18,
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J.D. Scharbach D.C.
6 lug, alloy wheels with air Seasoned Firewood:
Repairs & Replacements sensors, $550/OBO. Call $40/half-cord - not split. Cut
Sam 509-725-7676.
Free mobile service
to length 16” $120 for cut
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schedule removal today, call 509-534-2268.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
t: 509-725-2000
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Davenport
Stacie Nichols, O.D.
[email protected]
PO Box 27, 506 8th Street
Davenport, WA 99122
Hours: M-Th 8-5, Fri & Sat by appointment
Specializing in Family Eye Care - Contact Lenses - Quality Eyewear
Knute J. Hernas, DDS, PS
Exceptional Dentistry
Phone: 509-725-6281
Lincoln Medical Center
Davenport, WA 99122
Davenport
Clinic
Reardan
Clinic
Wilbur
Clinic
509-725-7101
509-725-7501
509-796-2737
509-647-5321
Dr. David Turner
707 Logan • Davenport
725-1181 • 1-800-432-5687
1-888-474-2728
Deanna Davidson, DO, General Surgeon 509-725-6560
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Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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COUNSELING
LINCOLN COUNTY ALCOHOL/DRUG CENTER
Darren Mattozzi, Director
Chemical Dependency Prevention, Intervention, Treatment, and Aftercare
Providing quality services for over 30 years.
510 Morgan • Davenport • 725-2111
Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A Community Mental Health
and Chemical Dependency
Treatment Center serving
Lincoln County
1211 Merriam, Davenport - 725-3001 or 1-888-725-3001
Mon. - Fri., 8 - 4:30
Mental Healthcare Crisis Line 1-888-380-6823
(509) 215-0990
Siding Specialists • All types
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New Hours:
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Wednesday & Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Closed Friday
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Your Comfort
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First Concern
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Counseling and Psychotherapy
[email protected]
100 Third Street, Suite 2
Lincoln Medical Center
Davenport, WA 99122
Davenport Chamber
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www.davenportwa.org
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FRAMING
Tuesday & Thursday
9 am - 5 pm
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For all your matting and
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509-725-3881
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FOR SALE: (no rental requests, please): 5 bedroom,
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Call for price, 701-5802776.
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DRILLING
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AGING & ADULT SERVICES
GOVERNING BOARD MEETS
The 2015 meeting schedule for
the Columbia River Council of
Governments, governing body
of Aging and Adult Care of Central Washington, scheduled to
meet at 50 Simon Street SE, East
Wenatchee, is as follows: February
12; March 12; April 9; May 7: June
4; July 2; August 6; September 3;
October 1; November 5; and December 3. All meetings begin at
1:30 PM. Grant County Commissioner Cindy Carter is chair of the
council, composed of one county
commissioner from Adams, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Lincoln, and
Okanogan Counties.
Our hot pick this month is:
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509-995-1721 or 509-725-6369
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& Alice
Nachtigal
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For rent in Reardan:
2-bedroom home, $500;
1-bedroom duplex, $475;
1-bedroom home, $475.
509-796-4731
PIANO LESSONS: Harrington Opera House has
openings for piano students. $15 per lesson, includes books. For Mondays,
Heather Safe 509-690-7043;
Wednesdays, Becky Hardy,
509-720-0551. Questions,
call Billie Herron, 509-3480174.
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This 3 bedrm, 2 bath home sits on 2
beautiful acres and is close to Porcupine bay.
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Almost, Maine • February 13,
14*, 15, 20 & 21
*Dinner Theatre only on 2/14
Septic Tank Pumping • Portable Toilet Rental
Sewer & Drain Cleaning • Tank Locating
Tickets for all performances
available now!
Prices start at $10.00!
509-639-2393 • 1-888-214-9820
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Licensed • Bonded • Insured
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•Locally at Davenport Family Foods
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Boxes: Clean sturdy boxes FREE at Parks Print, 701 12th, Davenport. Please call ahead to arrange pick-up: 725-8007
All performances are at the
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Veterinary Clinic
Custom
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Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Davenport: 877-335-4213 or 725-7448 Local
Hunters: 877-365-9223 or 722-4131 Local
~Please Call for an Appointment~
Small and Large Animal Services • Large Animal Mobile Clinic
1202 Monroe • Davenport • Dale Erickson, D.V.M.
CONCRETE
Copenhaver Construction, Inc.
is delivering
concrete in Lincoln County and the surrounding areas.
Discounts for ordering 3 days or more in advance. For
questions or to place an order, please call
509-636-2121
Readan United Methodist Church
Welcome!
Reardan United Methodist Church
invites you to worship with us!!
Sunday,
February
Sunday,
April8th20
fifth Week of Epiphany
Wednesday, February 4, 7:00 p.m. “An Extraordinary Encounter”............... Alistair Begg
9:45 a.m., Sunday School Classes - All Ages
Adult class: “In The Meantime”........................................Andy Stanley
11:00 a.m. Service Romans 12...........................................Pastor Larry Anderson
7:00 p.m. Evening Service................................................................................
“thinc Diphruntly: why So Hard to Think Differently?” with James MacDonald
All are welcome - PLEASE JOIN US!
155 S. Oak Street • Reardan WA 99029 • 509-796-2315
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Washington State awards $700,000 in grants
to seven design regions for Accountable Communities of Health
Communities will continue their work of designing a structure for regional health improvement.
OLYMPIA – The Health Care Authority today announced awards of $100,000 each, pending
federal approval, to fund seven design regions to prepare for designation as Accountable Communities of Health (ACHs).
The seven selected design regions are aligned with the state’s Medicaid Regional Service Areas
(RSAs), which were designated in November 2014 and will take hold in April 2016.
• Southwest Regional Health Alliance, representing the Southwest Washington RSA: Clark,
Skamania and Klickitat counties.
• Better Health Together, representing the Spokane Regional Service Area: Ferry, Stevens,
Pend Oreille, Lincoln, Spokane and Adams counties.
• Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, representing the Pierce County RSA.
• Greater Columbia ACH, representing the Greater Columbia RSA: Kittitas, Yakima, Benton,
Franklin, Walla Walla, Columbia, Whitman, Garfield and Asotin counties.
• Chelan-Douglas Health District, representing the North Central RSA: Okanogan, Chelan,
Douglas and Grant counties.
• King County, serving the King County RSA.
• Kitsap Public Health Department, representing the Peninsula RSA: Clallam, Jefferson and
Kitsap counties.
Accountable Communities of Health are one component of Healthier Washington, our state’s
effort to help ensure better health, better care, and lower costs for Washington residents. ACHs
bring together public and private entities to work on shared regional health goals. They are based
on the idea that health is more than health care; social determinants of health, such as education
and housing, must be considered when addressing population health.
Funding for the ACH design work comes from a Federal State Innovation Model grant, which
Washington won in December. The $65 million, four-year grant from the Center for Medicare and
Medicaid Innovation helps implement key elements of Healthier Washington, including ACHs.
“ACHs are our state’s way of supporting community empowerment and accountability for
regional health improvement and innovation,” HCA Director Dorothy Teeter said. “This design
phase gives regions the opportunity to flesh out how ACHs will be governed and how they can
achieve transformative health outcomes through collaboration.”
In addition to the seven design regions, two pilot ACHs received $150,000 each in January
to test ACH governance structures and decision-making processes, engagement strategies and
administrative support functions. The two pilot ACHs are on a slightly accelerated path and will
share information and outcomes to inform the design regions.
The two pilot ACHs are:
• Cascade Pacific Action Alliance, representing the Timberlands and Thurston-Mason RSAs
• North Sound ACH, representing the North Sound RSA.
The pilots are funded with state dollars and called for under House Bill 2572.
February 04, 2015
Lincoln Advertiser
For Rent: Upstairs, 1
bdrm apartment, $500/
month, all utilities included.
No smoking, no pets. 509725-0183 or cell 509-7211878
Ben Foley
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(3667)
Serving Eastern Washington Since 1996
Overhead Doors • Electric & Remote Openers
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Free inspection of any firearm when brought in for cleaning
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Barefoot Music Studio
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(509) 919-2812 • [email protected]
Heritage Pork
All natural. Order now for
custom butcher of whole
or half hogs.
Paul Knittel- Scabland Farm
801-228-8487
Michael Van Pevenage, RPT
506 Morgan, Davenport
A department of Lincoln Hospital
Individualized Physical Therapy Care
• Work or Sports Injury Rehabilitation • Low-back, neck, or joint pain
• Joint replacement/surgery rehabilitation • Balance Training & Strengthening
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Where love surrounds us and the coffee pot is always on!
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Lincoln Advertiser
The Lincoln Hospital Foundation recognizes the following donors for their generous
contributions from August 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014. The Foundation
has currently pledge $20,000 for the purchase of a new ER stretcher, vital sign and
carboxyhemoglobin monitors for Lincoln Hospital.
MEMORY OF LEONARD ABBOTT
Mary Abbott
MEMORY OF CLARA DENISON
Ardell Boleneus
MEMORY OF CASEY & ELVA HELDSTAB
Joyce Nonnemacher
MEMORY OF ELISA ABUJEN
Virginia Richardson
MEMORY OF GLADYS & WARD DRAPER
Roxann Sherwood
MEMORY OF EMMA HIGGINBOTHAM
Margaret Kendall
MEMORY OF MEL ADDINGTON
Phyllis Addington
MEMORY OF ERNIE DREFS
Pauline Drefs
MEMORY OF MELBA ALT
Denny Byram
MEMORY OF LYLIS EMRICH
Debbie Beckstrom
MEMORY OF JOE ANDERSON
Chris Huffman
MEMORY OF SAM AND FRANCES ENSOR
Doris Ensor
Doug and Patti Ensor
MEMORY OF UNCLE BOB ARBUCKLE
(WWII Pacific Combat Eng.)
Arley and Myrna Bischoff
MEMORY OF LISA ARMBRUSTER
Anita Abbott
MEMORY OF CLARENCE AND HELEN BAHR
C. Daryll Bahr
MEMORY OF CONNIE BEHNE
Shirley Kelley
MEMORY OF TIM BIRGE
Ray and Barbara McDowell
MEMORY OF LLOYD BOURNE
Hal and Nancy Johnson
MEMORY OF MARIE BRAUN
Diane Martin
MEMORY OF VERNON BROUGHTON
Sharon Y. Broughton
MEMORY OF MARK BUCHER
Beverly Bucher
MEMORY OF GLENN BUELL
Everett and Karen Cole
MEMORY OF MYRA CAMPBELL
Ken and Lori Deal
LoRee Pauls
MEMORY OF DAVID CASPER
Pat Casper
Denise Liebing
MEMORY OF JANIE CHRISMAN
Arlou Ives
MEMORY OF LILA CLIZER
Mary Scharff
MEMORY OF GROVER AND ELEANOR COLEY
Ernestine King
MEMORY OF DALE COUNTRYMAN
Keith and Yvonne Bailey
Jim and Sue Els
MEMORY HOF KATHERINE CRAIN
Kathie Fox
MEMORY OF ANDRA JANE DALRYMPLE
Marcia Niles
MEMORY OF DOROTHY DANIELS
Gail Daniels
MEMORY OF JOE DANIELS
Gail Daniels
MEMORY OF JOE DARLING
Claudia Thompson
MEMORY OF SHARON DEPPNER
Bill and Barbara Armstrong
Deral and Ardell Boleneus
Denny Byram
Everett and Karen Cole
Echo and Ellen Geissler
Dixie Guhlke
Bill Livingston
Clark and Hazel Miller
Nick and Vicki Nicholls
Dean and Nicki Reinbold
Glen and Nancy Reinbold
Roger and Janet Scott
MEMORY OF MILDRED AND KEN HYDE
Carolyn and Fred Hyde
MEMORY OF JERRY IVES, SR.
Verla Ives
MEMORY OF TED JANETT
Joann Stoltz
MEMORY OF PASTOR PHIL FALK
Denny Byram
Jim and Sue Els
Carey Guhlke-Falk
Joanne Schultz
MEMORY OF DON JANTZ
Helen Jantz
MEMORY OF PHIL AND BERTA FALK
Hal and Nancy Johnson
Bonnie Smith
MEMORY OF HELEN FARRIS
Davenport Retirement Village
Dixie Guhlke
MEMORY OF WAYNE W. FISHER
Violet Fisher
MEMORY OF JACK AND VI FLEMING
Vicki Fleming
MEMORY OF SEYMOUR FLOOD
Frances Steel
MEMORY OF ROSS& AUDREY MCMILLAN
(my parents)
Colleen Novotney
MEMORY OF ROBERT HUTSELL
Virginia Hutsell
MEMORY OF WILLARD (Bill) EVANS
Doris Evans
MEMORY OF WARREN WALLACE MCKAY
William and Nancy McKay
Eileen Millikan
MEMORY OF RAY AND PAT MCMULLIN
Dennis and Sue Bly
MEMORY OF LORRAINE MEYER
Ellie Shinkle
MEMORY OF GEORGE MIELKE
Edwina Mielke
Eileen Millikan
MEMORY OF ROBERT MILLER
Jackie Miller
MEMORY OF SOLLY AND LOUISE MILLER
Edmund and Darlene Braune Family Foundation
JoAnn Gossett
MEMORY OF ESTHER JOHNSON
Hal and Nancy Johnson
MEMORY OF NORMA JOHNSON
Larry Johnson
MEMORY OF BILLIE MILLS
Sharon Braun
Pauline Drefs
MEMORY OF GENE KELLEY
Shirley Kelley
MEMORY OF HARRY MOELLER
Elaine Moeller
Kevin Moeller
MEMORY OF ROBERT KELLEY
Claire McKay Miller
MEMORY OF ING NEILSEN
Carolyn Olson
MEMORY OF EVA KELSO
Denny Byram
MEMORY OF ALICE NELSON
Ardell Boleneus
MEMORY OF FRANCES KENDALL
Margaret Kendall
MEMORY OF GEORGE AND ALMA KNAPP
Linda Murphy
MEMORY OF JACK NELSON
Ruth Nelson
MEMORY OF JOANN KRUGER
Janice Kruger
MEMORY OF FRANK NONNEMACHER
Diane Brommer
Joyce Nonnemacher
MEMORY OF GORDON KRUPKE
Gail Daniels
MEMORY OF LULA NONNEMACHER
Joyce Nonnemacher
MEMORY OF ROY AND RUTH GROFF
Ron and Diana Groff
MEMORY OF ARDELL & CAROL LARMER
LaMarr and Susan Larmer
MEMORY OF CLARA NORTHROP
Lyle and Reva Perry
MEMORY OF TONY GROH
Claire McKay Miller
MEMORY OF ROGER LYLE
Lillian Lyle
Linda Wagner
MEMORY OF FAYE ODENRIDER
Katie Rosman
MEMORY OF ALMA CELIA GALBREATH
Roger and Fay Lybecker
MEMORY OF J.L. AND SYLVIA GOSSETT
JoAnn Gossett
MEMORY OF BONNIE GUHLKE
Debbie Meserve
MEMORY OF JOHN MAGERS
Claire McKay Miller
MEMORY OF DAVID GUMM
Ron and Diana Groff
Arlene Gumm
MEMORY OF UNCLE SHAWN MAURER
Zoe and Rylee Omlin
MEMORY OF MARGARET HARDIN
Daryl and Jan Ziemer
MEMORY OF ANNETTE MCBRIDE
Trissie Sanguinet
MEMORY OF LOTTIE HARDING
Denny Byram
MEMORY OF LUCILLE MCCAFFERY
Hal and Nancy Johnson
MEMORY OF MARTIN HARRIS
Janelle Hiccox
MEMORY OF DAVID MCKAY
Claire McKay Miller
MEMORY OF JOHN OESTREICH
Marjorie Oestreich
MEMORY OF FRED & FLORENCE PAEPER
Penny Piper
MEMORY OF HAROLD PATTERSON
Stan and Sandy Reider
MEMORY OF JACK PAUL
Denny Byram
Hal and Nancy Johnson
Joanne Schultz
Glenna Zwainz
MEMORY OF LEE HAUENSTEIN
Cindy McCall
MEMORY OF VERN & MELINDA HAWLEY
Jennifer Larmer
MEMORY OF DEBBIE HEIDEN
Jan Tomchick
MEMORY OF DORIS HEIN
James and Judy Hentges
MEMORY OF DOUG HEIN
James and Judy Hentges
Tom and Barbara Wells
MEMORY OF JANET HEIN
Mina Mittelstaedt
MEMORY OF JIM HEIN
Denny Byram
James and Judy Hentges
Barbara Zier
Glenna Zwainz
LINCOLN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
10 Nicholls St., Davenport, WA 99122.
LINCOLN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION - 725-7101
q I want to help bring a new level of service and medical care to our community. Enclosed
is my gift of $_________. Please apply it toward the Lincoln Hospital Foundation’s current
fund raising goal.
q Enclosed is my gift of $______. Please apply it toward the Lincoln Hospital Foundation Endowment Fund.*
This gift is given in the name of: _________________________________________________________
q In Memory of q In Honor Of q To say “Get Well” q To say “Thank You”
Your Name _____________________________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________ City/State ________________________ Zip______________
Please send acknowledgment to:
Your Name _____________________________________________________________________________
Address ______________________________ City/State ____________________ Zip________________
Please make checks payable to: LINCOLN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION, 10 Nicholls St., Davenport, WA
99122. Lincoln Hospital Foundation will send an appropriate notification of your gift to the name listed above.
The amount will not be disclosed. Thank you for your generosity!
* The Foundation’s Endowment Fund welcomes all gifts, including cash donations, securities, life insurance
or deeds of trust. For more information about arranging a donation to the Endowment Fund, please call the
Foundation Office at (509) 725-7101.
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Memorials/Donations/Thank Yous - Continued from page 8
MEMORY OF FRANCES PEEK
Hal and Nancy Johnson
MEMORY OF GERALD STEVENSON
Gerry Stevenson
MEMORY OF PAT PEBLES
Patty Pebles
MEMORY OF DENNIS STONE
William and Nancy McKay
Claire McKay Miller
Eileen Millikan
MEMORY OF BILL PENDELL
Sandra Pendell
MEMORY OF UNCLE RAY “BUD” PFEIFFER
Arley and Myrna Bischolff
MEMORY OF MIKE PIERCE
Marlene Millikan
MEMORY OF EDITH REINBOLD
Denny Byram
MEMORY OF BOYD RESSEL
Rosalie Ressell MEMORY OF CHARLES RESSEL
Rosalie Ressel
MEMORY OF HUGH & LUCILLE RETTKOWSKI
Richard and Mary Ann Rinker
MEMORY OF WENDELL RETTKOWSKI
Denny Byram
MEMORY OF LOWELL RICHARDSON
Virginia Richardson
MEMORY OF JIM RINKER
Richard and Mary Ann Rinker
MEMORY OF JAN ROBERTS
Denny Byram
Hal and Nancy Johnson
MEMORY OF RON ROSMAN
Tony and Joyce Appel
Rex and Ann Harder
Ann Laughbon
MEMORY OF JOHN RUDOLPH
Betty Rudolph
MEMORY OF GENE SANGUINET
Trissie Sanguinet
MEMORY OF DORA SCHARFF
Theresa Groves
MEMORY OF HENRY AND FREDA SCHWARTZ
Virginia Plummer
Jill Schwartz
HONOR OF FRANCES SCHULTZ
Debbie Marriott
MEMORY OF CECIL TELECKY
Joyce Telecky
HONOR OF THE 100TH BIRTHDAY
OF BILL FLOYD
Tammy and Jamie Floyd
MEMORY OF HARVEY TILSON
Karen Tilson
MEMORY OF CHESTER AND GLENNA TIMM
Valerie and Michael Adams
TO SAY “THANK YOU”
Jeanette Zellmer
TO SAY “THANKYOU” TO THE HOSPITAL FOR
CARE OF NANCY MCKAY
William and Nancy McKay
MEMORY OF HAROLD AND INEZ TIMM
Karen Carruth
Stacey Rasmussen
Nancy Timm
TO SAY “THANKYOU” TO THE HOSPITAL
BOARD FOR THEIR SERVICE
Bobbie Williams
MEMORY OF REO AND MARY TIMM
Wanda Bowman
TO SAY “THANKYOU”TO TCU UNIT
EMPLOYEES AND DR. PANKE
Caryl Jorgensen
MEMORY OF OTTO AND CLAIRE VAN BUREN
Darci Linstrum
MEMORY OF JOHN AND VERLE WAGNER
Linda Wagner
MEMORY OF MARY JEAN WARD
Lori and Bill Ward
MEMORY OF ORVILLE WIEDRICH
Tarlene Cox
MEMORY OF CHARLES (PINKY) WILKE
Dixie Guhlke
MEMORY OF AL AND JUNE WOLLWEBER
Vicki Fleming
MEMORY OF RICHARD ZIEMER
Jerri Madison
MEMORY OF VIRGIL ZIER
Barbara Zier
MEMORY OF BOB ZWAINZ
Glenna Zwainz
MEMORY OF ISABELLE SITTON
Vicki Parrish
MEMORY OF GEORGE AND ZINNIA ZWAINZ
Glenna Zwainz
MEMORY OF CLIF AND ARLENE SLEMP
Rosemary and Randy Slemp
HONOR OF DERAL BOLENEUS
Bobbie Williams
MEMORY OF PENNY L. SMITH
Roger and Fay Lybecker
HONOR OF EVELYN DAGOVITZ
Mary Dagovitz
MEMORY OF DON SORENSEN
Marilyn Sorensen
Mary Sorensen
Daryce Wyborney
HONOR OF RICKIE GREENWOOD
Rollie Behrens
HONOR OF JUNE MARIE JOYCE
Niki Anderson
HONOR OF BETH KRAUSE
Ann Krause
HONOR OF GERALD KRAUSE
Beth Krause
MEMORY OF CHERYL STALEY
Ken Staley
Carol Vaughan
HONOR OF BARBARA MCLAIN
Joyce Stubbs
MEMORY OF CHUCK STAUFFER
Joan Stauffer
HONOR OF PEGGY MILLER
Hazel Miller
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HONOR OF NONA REINBOLD
Susan Dashiell
MEMORY OF ROY AND THELMA STUBBS
Jean M. Green
MEMORY OF CREIGHTON SHERWOOD
RoxAnn Sherwood
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HONOR OF DON AND NONA REINBOLD
Donna Reinbold
HONOR OF JO ROBERTSON
Carol Vaughan
MEMORY OF SHIRLEY ZIMBLEMAN
Claire McKay Miller
MEMORY OF ALICE ST. MICHEL
Bonnie Hood
HONOR OF ROBERT MOREHOUSE,
Deer Meadows Fire Chief
Bonnie Singer
MEMORY OF DON “ROCKY” STONE
Jan Stone
MEMORY OF BESSIE SELLARS
C.R. Sellars
MEMORY OF EVA SPILKER
Ray and Barbara McDowell
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TO SAY “THANKYOU”TO
DR. DEANNA DAVIDSON
Ardell Boleneus
TO SAY “THANKYOU TO DR. ROLF PANKE
Blaine and Donna Cochran
TO SAY THANKYOU TO
THE STAFF HOSPITAL STAFF
Sheila Christensen
Pam Hosking
TO SAY “THANKYOU” TO
THE LUNCHEON COMMITTEE
Bonnie Smith
DONATIONS
AgVentures NW, LLC
Darryl and Shirley Albright
AmericanWest Bank
Becky Bailey
Kristi Bell
Dale and Shirley Bly
Linda Bray
Brock Law Firm
Debbie Brockman
Joanne Buck
Lynee Carpenter
Carpenter, McGuire & DeWulf,
Brian Carstensen
Darcy Carstensen
Gabrielle Chain
Niki Clinesmith
Charlotte Cochran
Lynne Coppersmith
Country Touch Floral
Crop Production Services-Harrington
Diana Dashiell
Davenport Times/Free Press Publishing
Davenport Union Warehouse
Davenport Vision Source
Dean’s Drive-In
Dr. Deanna Davidson
Joanne Day
Jerry and Linda Dougherty
Sharon Douglas
Karen Ebel
Edna’s Drive-In
Jim and Sue Els
Margaret Ensor
Becky Evers
Ellen Fell
Joyce Gardner
Patty Gates
Don and Joyce Gladden
Jan Graham
Mary Lynne Graham
For All Your Printing Needs...
Josh Grant, Attorney
Katherine Grant
Chris Green
Shirley Grill
Jan Griswold
Shirley Gunning
Dennis and Candee Hardy
Hatch & McKay, Attorneys at Law
Dorothy Hauenstein
Hernas Dental
Lynn Hernas
Joanne Hopkins
Rob and Merilla Hopkins
Hwy. Café
Lavonda Ircink
Ellen Kays
M. James Kintschi
Vicki Knapp
Rosemary Kochman
Monica Krause
Carla Landon
Leffel, Otis & Warwick, CPA
Lincoln County Pharmacy
Stephanie Linstrum
Faye Lybecker
Betty Maier
Manntiques
MannMade Designs
Larry and Peggy Marshlain
Lorraine May
Lindsey McCluskey
McKay Seed
Gary McKay
Virginia McQuiston
Helen Metcalf
Dorothy Mielke
Linda Mielke
Linda Miller
Yvonne Mills
Marcia Moon
Jeanne Morgan
Jeanne Morrison
Virginia Morrison
Linda Moyer
Curt and Sherene Nelson
Marlene Nelson
Dixie Novak
Evelyn Oehlschlaeger
Beth Oestreich
Heather Panke
Carol Paul
Janet Paul
Evelyn Peck
Plager Insurance
Reardan Plowboy
Connie Reed
Nancy Reinbold
Rejuvenations
Richards, Merrill, & Peterson
Marvin and Wardine Riechman
Ritzville Warehouse/Odessa Trading Co.
Garry and Kathy Rosman
Joe and Mary Rosman
John and Carolyn Rosman
Belinda Ross
Robynn Hutsell Rother
Tim Savage
Ardith “Kitty” Schack
Ashley Schenk
Karen Schultz
Scott’s Tire Service
Sue Shear
Vicki Shepherd
Marilyn Sherwood
Marilyn Sorensen
Delores Stone
Arlene Strate
Alan and Kelli Tanke
Patty Tarbert
Merlina Tate
Trader’s Express Pizza
US Bank, Davenport
Mary Wacker
Bill and Janet Wadlington
Audrey Wagner
Susie Warwick
Wheatland Bank, Wilbur
Lorri Williams
Wilbur Register
Daryce Wyborney
Julie Zagelow
Art and Linda Zellmer
701 12th • Davenport
(corner of 12th & Merriam)
[email protected]
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please contact Cindy Duenwald at 509-725-1481.
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Aisle of Honor
The “Aisle of Honor” at
Mountain View Cemetery
in Davenport began on Veteran’s Day 1980 and continues today, being flown each
Memorial Day. These are the
flags draped on the caskets at
military honor funerals and then donated by the families to the
local Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 7480 and American Legion, Post 46. Betty Beebe remembers that the first time there
were 25 flags, this year there were 150 and should have been
more. We are working to get all of our flags up and flying next
year, but a lot of them are in need of repair or replacement. At
the Memorial Day Program it was announced that these flags
are $70 to replace and a plea to the community to help with
donations was made. Anyone interested may make their donation out to VFW Post 7480 and mail it to Ed Hendrickson,
commander at 43060 Porcupine Bay Rd. N., Davenport 99122.
A Memorial Day Service is organized by the VFW and Legion
each year, relying on community members to make it happen.
The scout troops, several classes (band and P.E.) at the school,
the patriotic essay winners, clergy, singers and speakers as well
as veterans and members of both Posts and Auxillary all help to
honor our fallen heroes. Please join us next year.
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WSU Conference Brings
Women in Agriculture
Together to Network
and Learn
On February 21, 2015, the 2015
Women in Agriculture Conference will offer women in Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Alaska a unique opportunity to gather in
28 locations for a one-day event featuring knowledgeable speakers, inspiring stories, networking
with other producers and practical advice for learning new skills.
This year’s event, “Put Your Best Boot Forward,” covers the topic of making sense of marketing.
This one-day gathering takes place simultaneously in 28 locations throughout Washington, Idaho,
Oregon and Alaska. Visit the website at www.womeninag.wsu.edu for details about the conference
and registration.
More and more, producers are asked, “Tell me about your farm.” It’s more important than ever
to be able to talk about it positively and with passion, no matter what you grow or how you sell it.
Everyone has a story that needs to be told to promote agriculture, according to WSU Douglas County
Extension Director and chair of the conference, Margaret Viebrock. The format of this conference
enables us to offer our headline speakers at all locations, while still tailoring the conference content
for each region.
“Last year, nearly 600 women attended,” said Viebrock. “Many attendees reported it was the best
conference for women producers because it presented practical information they could use right
away.”
The lineup for the day includes a local farmer and marketing specialist. Walla Walla farmer, Emily
Asmus, will showcase how her farm, Welcome Table Farms, keeps their “brand” fresh to build interest and loyalty. Learn what tools and techniques are critical to her marketing plan.
Marketing expert, Erica Mills, Claxon Marketing, believes every woman can – and should – have a
consistently compelling way to describe her farm business. She knows this isn’t easy and will help
farms of all shapes and sizes tackle this tough challenge. Using proven tools that have been pressure
tested by thousands of users, participants will learn a simple 3-step marketing method and create a
marketing action plan that gets results.
“In addition to telling a compelling story as part of a marketing plan, this conference will help provide ways to inform decision makers, non-farmers and community members about best management
practices,” Viebrock added.
This conference is designed for women who have been farming for years, as well as new and aspiring farmers. Supporting spouses, students, interns or people who own an agriculture-related business are also welcome. Scholarships are available for aspiring farmers, college agriculture students
and 4-H and FFA members interested in an agriculture-related career.
The conference registration fee is $30, but if you register between January 10 and February 13, you
will receive the early bird special of $25. The conference registration fee includes the workshop,
light breakfast, lunch and conference materials.
Persons with a disability requiring special accommodations while participating in this program
may contact Margaret Viebrock at the email address listed above. 2015 Women in Agriculture Conference Locations: Colville, WA;WSU Steven County Extension, 986 S. Main,
Colville, WA 99114 • Pullman, WA, Ensminger Pavilion, Corner of Wilson & Lincoln On the WSU
Campus, Pullman, WA 99164 • Republic, WA, WSU Extension, Ferry County Courthouse, 350 E
Delaware Ave. #9, Republic, WA 99166 • Spokane, WA, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, 5720 S
Perry Street, Spokane, WA 99223 • Wenatchee, WA, Confluence Technology Center, 285 Technology Way, Wenatchee, WA 98801
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Farm Bill Fridays Feb. 6th, and Feb. 20th
9:00 AM-Noon at the Adams County Extension Office,
205 W Main Ave, Ritzville. This will be an informal discussion regarding the Farm Bill and is designed to help answer
questions you have moving forward. You can bring your
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be found at smallgrains.
wsu.edu.
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A man named Valentinus was martyred on February 14 late in the third century A.D.—this much we know. But when
it comes to details about the life of St. Valentine, legend often supersedes fact. As you celebrate this Valentine’s Day,
find out the truth about the man for whom the day is named, as well as some other intriguing facts about history’s
most romantic holiday.
1. The St. Valentine who inspired the holiday may have been two different men.
Officially recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, St. Valentine is known to be a real person who died around
A.D. 270. However, his true identity was questioned as early as A.D. 496 by Pope Gelasius I, who referred to the
martyr and his acts as “being known only to God.” One account from the 1400s describes Valentine as a temple priest
who was beheaded near Rome by the emperor Claudius II for helping Christian couples wed. A different account
claims Valentine was the Bishop of Terni, also martyred by Claudius II on the outskirts of Rome. Because of the
similarities of these accounts, it’s thought they may refer to the same person. Enough confusion surrounds the true
identity of St. Valentine that the Catholic Church discontinued liturgical veneration of him in 1969, though his name
remains on its list of officially recognized saints.
2. In all, there are about a dozen St. Valentines, plus a pope.
The saint we celebrate on Valentine’s Day is known officially as St. Valentine of Rome in order to differentiate him
from the dozen or so other Valentines on the list. Because “Valentinus”—from the Latin word for worthy, strong or
powerful—was a popular moniker between the second and eighth centuries A.D., several martyrs over the centuries
have carried this name. The official Roman Catholic roster of saints shows about a dozen who were named Valentine
or some variation thereof. The most recently beatified Valentine is St. Valentine Berrio-Ochoa, a Spaniard of the
Dominican order who traveled to Vietnam, where he served as bishop until his beheading in 1861. Pope John Paul
II canonized Berrio-Ochoa in 1988. There was even a Pope Valentine, though little is known about him except that
he served a mere 40 days around A.D. 827.
3. Valentine is the patron saint of beekeepers and epilepsy, among many other things.
Saints are certainly expected to keep busy in the afterlife. Their holy duties include interceding in earthly affairs
and entertaining petitions from living souls. In this respect, St. Valentine has wide-ranging spiritual responsibilities.
People call on him to watch over the lives of lovers, of course, but also for interventions regarding beekeeping and
epilepsy, as well as the plague, fainting and traveling. As you might expect, he’s also the patron saint of engaged couples and happy marriages.
4. You can find Valentine’s skull in Rome.
The flower-adorned skull of St. Valentine is on display in the Basilica of Santa Maria in Cosmedin, Rome. In the early 1800s, the excavation of a catacomb near Rome yielded skeletal remains and
other relics now associated with St. Valentine. As is customary, these bits and pieces of the late saint’s body have subsequently been distributed to reliquaries around the world. You’ll find other bit
of St. Valentine’s skeleton on display in the Czech Republic, Ireland, Scotland, England and France.
5. Chaucer may have invented Valentine’s Day.
The medieval English poet Geoffrey Chaucer often took liberties with history, placing his poetic characters into fictitious historical contexts that he represented as real. No record exists of romantic
celebrations on Valentine’s Day prior to a poem Chaucer wrote around 1375. In his work “Parliament of Foules,” he links a tradition of courtly love with the celebration of St. Valentine’s feast
day–an association that didn’t exist until after his poem received widespread attention. The poem refers to February 14 as the day birds (and humans) come together to find a mate. When Chaucer
wrote, “For this was sent on Seynt Valentyne’s day / Whan every foul cometh ther to choose his mate,” he may have invented the holiday we know today.
6. You can celebrate Valentine’s Day several times a year.
Because of the abundance of St. Valentines on the Roman Catholic roster, you can choose to celebrate the saint multiple times each year. Besides February 14, you might decide to celebrate St.
Valentine of Viterbo on November 3. Or maybe you want to get a jump on the traditional Valentine celebration by feting St. Valentine of Raetia on January 7. Women might choose to honor the
only female St. Valentine (Valentina), a virgin martyred in Palestine on July 25, A.D. 308. The Eastern Orthodox Church officially celebrates St. Valentine twice, once as an elder of the church on
July 6 and once as a martyr on July 30.
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