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GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON AUGUST 9, 2017 --5 UNITY extreme caution This week's triple digit stroke deaths. A rushed or weather will make it extra distracted caregiver can dangerous and deadly for easily forget a quiet child children or pets if left in who is in the vehicle. Cre- a vehicle, even for a short ate reminders and habits amount of time. that give you a safety net. The auto association For example: leave an item, AAA of Washington rec- such as a purse or wallet, ommends parents, caregiv- you will need at your next ers and pet owners to never stop in the back seat so leave a child or pet unat- you don't forget about your tended in a vehicle, even if loved one. the vehicle is parked in the Take action if you see shadeorhasawindowopen, an unattended child or pet On a mild or overcast day in a vehicle. Call 9-1-1 and with an outside tempera- follow the instructions of ture of 70 degrees the inter- emergency personnel. nal temperature of a vehicle Discuss the issue of hot- will increase to 104 degrees car safety with everyone in just 30 minutes, causing who drives your child, a child or pet that was left including partners, grand- in the vehicle to suffer heat- stroke or possible death. In parents and babysitters. 2016, 39 young children in If your pet can't come the U.S. died of heatstroke with you when you get out because they were left in of the vehicle (i.e., restau- a vehicle, and there have rants, grocery or retail been 29 heat-related deaths stores), leave the pet at already this year. home. Tips for parents and pet Lock your car at all owners to prevent a trag- times--evenin your garage edy: or driveway--so young kids Avoid heatstroke by can't climb into the vehicle never leaving your child or without your knowledge. pet in your vehicle, even for Prevention is Still the a minute. Even on mild or best way to keep from hay- overcast days, the internal ing a tragic death of a child temperature of a vehicle or pet that was left in a hot can increase quickly, caus- car. Don't let your loved one ing possible heatstroke or become a statistic; find out even death, more about heatstroke pre- Sheer forgetfulness is one vention at SafeSeats4Kids. of the major causes of heat- AAA.com. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY SPORTS MEDICINE OPHTHALMOLOGY ACUPUNCTURE o.tpo.a of Words o(com)Grt Medical care Compassion Generosity Kindness PYHSICAL THERAPIST Prayers These words can barely express #ur oaratitude. So we being many are one body in Christ. J om the fami[y of Noah Messenger THANK YOU, SerenityHealthAcupuncture.com 509-314-0373 VOTERS, for your turnout on August 1, 2017 and for approving the Parks & Rec Maintenance & Operations Levy! Paid for by Yes for Parks & Rec, PO BOX 532, Goldendale Live music The Glenwood station will prime rib dinner at the Glen- attend the Klickitat County have live music on Friday, wood Station on Saturday, Fair August 24-27, be sure Aug. 11, from 6-10 p.m. The Aug. 19. It's hard to beat the to check out their sewing band CSG will provide great delicious prime rib served projects in the exhibit hall. music and the restaurant up by the staffat the Station. We know that at least one of will be staying open later for M t. A d a m s the girls received this special occasion. 4-H sewing club a Judge's Choice The annual Dream Roll, secretary JaylaGlenwood award. Good job, hosted by Mt. Adams Lodge, Avila reports that girls. will bring many visitors on members partici- News Summer is slip- ping by so quickly. motorcycles into Glenwood pated in a styleGlenwood High school volley- on that weekend. Pleaseuse review on Aug. Womens' Club extra caution on area roads. 4, modeling and ball practice begins Because of the many visi- displaying their Aug. 21, with Jaecee tors, the Glenwood Station sewing projects. Hoctor returning will be open for breakfast As of this writing, we don't as coach of the Klickitat/ both Saturday and Sunday, have final results, but we do Glenwood combined team. Aug. 11 and 12. know the girls did very well Middle school practice, with Also, here's another and earned some top rib- coach Sarah McFall, begins reminder of the August bons. If you get a chance to on the first day of school, Aug. 30. Has anybody noticed it's been a little hot lately? We've had a long, dry spell of weather. Doug Daniels reports that, as we already knew, July's precipitation was zero. The high July precipitation over the last 22 years of record keeping was 1.3 inches in 2000. The July low over that same period was, of course, zero, in 2006, 2008, and 2010, in addition to this year. The July average is .29 inches. Thanks again, Doug, for keeping these sta- tistics for us. reglstrauon With the new school (facilities) funding from the mately 10:30 a.m., Monday, year rapidly approach- state, theboard of directors Aug. 21. Eclipse viewing ing--this week's newshas requested the superin- glasses are available to the holds a bundle. On Aug. 17 tendent establish a facilities first 100 people. If you plan - 18 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., improvement advisory com- to join us, please RSVP on Lyle Community Schoolmittee to study the condition thedistrictwebsiteathttp:// will have registration for of the district's buildings bit.ly/2ffplqX so we know new students and schedul- and related facilities, pri- how many to plan for. Wher- ing for secondary students oritize the work ever you watch the (grades 7-12). Returning needed and deter- eclipse, make sure students grades K-6 do not mine approximate Lyle News you and your fam- need to re-register,costs. Ultimately, ily members have The school office on the the committee proper eyewear-- upper side of the school, will provide their Mildred Lykerls sunglasses won't do 625 Keasey Ave. in Lyle, is recommendations it. Read more about where to register or sched- to the superinten- how to view the sun uleclasses, dent and board safelyat Lyle School District is of directors. To sign up to perkins.owu.edu/solar_ seeking community mere- serve on the committee, go viewing_safety.htm hers to serve on a Facilities to www.lyleschools.org/ On another subject-- Improvement Advisory Com- Page/458. check out your pantry and mittee for approximately Even the school is hyped pick out a jar or two of this one year. Meetings begin upovertheupcomingeclipse, year's preserves. Your fam- in September and will take Lyle Community Schoolwill ily raved about your apricot placejustbeforethemonthly host a pancake breakfast jam, and now is the time to board meeting, 5-6 p.m., in and solar eclipse viewing share it with the folks by the school library. With the party at the school begin- entering it in competition district's funding stabilizing ning at 7:30 a.m. through the with your neighbor at the and the potential for capital eclipse, ending at approxi- County Fair. Show the world that you are a prize winner in the kitchen, sewing room or behind that camera. How about that beautiful quilt everyone admires? There is a spot for almost anything that takes talent and skill at the Klickitat County Fair. Check out the projects the young Farmer's or the 4-H kids have worked on all year! They deserve to be recognize4d for their perse- verance. Set aside the dates: Aug. 24-27. You'll be glad you did. Saving he best for last, so to speak: the annual Twin Bridges Museum's Yard Sale is fast approaching. Set your iPad, iPhone, tablet, or your paper calendar for Aug. 18 and 19, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is a fundraiser for the museum and they always have a great selection of valuable 'stuff' and need the funds to keep the door open and the climate in control. CASCADE ACUPUNCTURE CENTER, LLC The Dalles & Hood River Carola Stepper, LAc, RN retired & Associates CascadeAcu~ • General Acupuncture Practice with a focus on pain management • Chinese herbal pharmacy • Accept and bill most insurances. 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