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SUBJECT TO LICENSE AGREEMENT. REPRODUCTION, DISSEMINATION, STORAGE, DISTRIBUTION PROHIBITED. 30, 2004 PAGE 5 AT'S APPENING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 & Branding meeting 7:30 Diabetes Support Group has a new time 2 River Bank. For more informa- p.m. in KVHS Conference Room A in Goldendale. Slater at 773-6o12. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 Missionary Janice McLain will be speaking County Senior Council will meet at 6 p.m. and showing slides of her current work in )ort Community Center with aKenya, Africa and prior assignment in Liberia. noon. Speakers will be county commis- Potluck dinner and presentation will be held at the and Ray Thayer. All seniors are United Methodist Church. For more information, attend, call 773-4461. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 Party at the Centerville Grange, 7 Maryhill Winery Harvest Party through desserts offered. Sunday, Oct. lO. Live music and food samples of the American Revolution available, while winemaker John Haw crushes Chapter meeting, lo a.m. at grapes. For more infromation, ca11773-1976. Bank in White Salmon.. For more Small-scale Poultry Production and contact JoAnn Hardin at (5o9) 493- Greenhouse Management workshops at the Forgy at 773-3938. Discovery Center in The Dalles. For more informa- Summit, 8:3o a.m. to 5 tion or to pre-register, call (5o9) 773-5817. Go]dendale Middle School. For more Contours de Maryhill Loops car show at the call (509)25o-o315. Maryhill Museum of Art. Sponsored by the SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 Goldendale Motorsports Association. Registration Prairie and Vicinity Pioneerbegins at lo a.m. Awards are at 3:3o p.m. Dinner will hold its fall meeting at the Mt. tickets are still available. For more information, an y Church in Glenwood. A entry form or to purchase dinner tickets, contact begins at 1 p.m. followed by a meet- Travis Gray at 773-3677 or Larry Lenoir at 773- Please bring photos to share. 7x37. The event is free to the public. Hill Climb rac- MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 ers will parade to the car show at noon Saturday. Citizens for Peace meeting at Mud Bog Racing sponsored by the church in Goldendale at 5 p.m. For Goldendale Jaycees, at Eddieville Motorsports contact Robert Seborer at 773- Park. Gates open at 9 a.m. For more information, contact the Goldendale Jaycees at (509) 250- 0482. AUTUMN GLORY! Photo by Amy R. Walker No one is complaining about the weather, for a while anyway. Not long ago we were all melting, soon we'll all be freezing, but for now, we can kick back and enjoy the beauty of fall. The smell of wood stoves and the sound of dry leaves in the breeze bring back a reverie of times gone by. Soon we'll be enjoying pumpkin pies, family, and, of course, the never-ending quest for more firewood. DISTRICT COURT BRIAN ALTMA, (812112004); plea: not guilt, bail exhort- AUGUST 18 crated to poster. v. Josh Pool: Goods John Ingram Nunn: Fugitive s(7/27/04); no parties pre- 98/23/2004); def. signed wiaver of extradition. Borgen: No conserv. Joseph Donald Taylor: Comm with req. (614104); com- Minor-Immoral Purposes (1810612004); plea: not guilty, pr'd with conditions, no Speeding 10 contact with victim. committed Cindy Ann Yallup: DWLS 1 (812012004); plea: not guilty, Pro AUGUST 20 Se/NOA two weeks. $calis Hall: Criminal AUGUST 24 18/2004)plea: not guilty, Ryan Anthony Smith'. Theft 3 (5/9/2004); plea: not guilty, bail $500. AUGUST 23 August 25 0evore Laughton: DUI Douglas W. Tufts: Speeding 10 mph not guilty. Over Limit (6/27/2004) motion to dis- Hytton: DUI DAY ;AST SEPT. 30 ~Sunny ' ' r LOW38 : ~ OCT. a 170, Low 36 OCT. 2 1 75, Low 41 OCT. 3 177, Low 44 O~r. 4 176, LOw 43 5 GOLDENDALE SENIOR CENTER LUNCH MENU 1 II THURSDAY, SEPT. 30 Hamburgers TUESDAY~ OCT. 5 Chicken Ala King Meals are served at noon. Home-delivered meals are available to shut-ins. Call Senior Services at 773-3757, for an assessment. miss granted (discovery issues). Domestic Violance (1/23/2004); motion Tamara Rose Bertholf: Speeding 10 to extinguish NCO, granted. mph Over Limit (7/24/2004); committed, Sterlin Jaque Wahchumwa: Assault fine $55. 4 (6/1012004); def. picked up on FTA Donald J. Burgett: Speeding 17 mph warrant, plea: not guilty, bail set at Over Limit (7/6/2004); committed, fine $1,000. Litter Over 1 Cu Yd Uninc Area $80. (8/1/2003); def. picked up on failure to David Stewart France: Unlawful pay warrant, fines and fees plus 100 Hunting of Big Game 2 (7120/2004); w/c, sent to collections. plea: not guilty. AUGUST 27 William Perry Lancaster: Fishing Jeffery Francis Snyder: Supply w/out License or Catch Card Liquor/Premises to Minor (5/21/2003); (8/12/2004); plea: guilty, bail forf., fine Pla. and Def. present, jury impaneled, $60. witnesses sworn in, testimony given, Kenneth Wayne Mullinax: Creminal defense motion for mistrial granted. Trespass 2 (8/15/2004); plea: not guilty, Calvin James Hunt: DWLS 2 Pro Se/NOA two weeks. (3/20/2004); Def. picked up on warrant Murvin Willis Mullinax: Creminal for FTA,, def, after being advised pied Trespass 2 (8/15/2004); plea: not guilty, guilty, 365 days jail w/335 susp., $102 Pro Se/NOA two weeks. TPC, $2,500 fine, $2,000 susp. Tanya Nadine Taylor: Driving While Avis Lucette Palmer: Assault 4 Suspended 3 (7116/2004); plea: not (7/29/2002) Malicious Mischief 3 guilty, def. sworn in, not indigent, Pro (1012712003); def. picked up on warrant Se/NOA two weeks, for failure to pay, $50 today, signed new Brandon Kenneth Tracy: Malicious time pay. Mischief 3 Harm>50 (7/5/2004); plea: Jegar Clair Lagrander: Reckless not guilty, def. found indigent, able to Driving (12/3/2003); Bench trail held, contribute $150, judge red,~ced to Neg, Driving 2 (lesser Dale Joseph Wood:" Malicious included), fine $538. Mischief 3, Litter Greater Than 1 Cu Timothy Arthur Schulz: DUI Yard: (5/16/2004); no further service (5/8/2004); plea: guilty, 365 days jail information, dismissed w/prejudice, with 364 susp., 15 days EHM in lieu of Roseann V. Belcher vs. Barbara 1 day, $823 fine, Rev. EHM 10126/04 or Gonzalez: Goods and Services provide proof, 2 year bench probation. (81312004); Mary Smith & Darrell AUGUST 30 Ellingsworth appeared for def., trial Glen Wayne Davis: DUI (8/29/2004); judgement for pla. $500 plus costs, plea, not guilty. Gersain Alvarado Hernandez: Marvin 1". Meanus Jr.: DUI, Driving Speeding 19 mph Over Limit While Suspended 3 (8/28/2004); plea, (612212003); committed after deferal, fine $133. Raymond M Dodson: Speeding 15 mph Over Limit (Over 40) (6/18/2003); committed after deferral, fine $105. Jacob Wesley Shenefield: DV Assault 4, Interfere w/Reporting 164, LOw 43 Oer. 6 i 65, LOw 40 ' Channel "s Family estaurant cSERVING HINESE & AMERICAN FOOD! Specials ,4 with choice chicl :en ' ~" pork fried rice. $725 Steak with 30 11:30 8:30 I1 . (509) 773-6999 FIREWOOD CUTTING PERMITS For the Goldendale District Will be available September 24 through November 8. Permits will be issued at and with the cooperation and courtesy of: JERRY'S SToP-N-Go. Permits cost $25 each (including seller's fee) entitling permit holder to 4 cords. PERMITS ARE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.I Other restrictions will apply, and will be made known at the time of purchase. 541-386-5066 Columbia Laser Skin Center • RestylandM Hair Removal Vein Treatment 1OO Consultation Way " Hood River • Treatment of Acne, Rosacea, Sun Spots • Microdermabrasi°n/ Chemical Peels • Skin Care * Sclerotherapy Sonia Schuemann, MD ' Erika Wilson, PA-C not guilty, bail set at $2,000. Wasco County. Ryan Anthony Smith: Theft 3 Theresa E Eisinger: DUI (9/3/2004); (5/9/2004); plea: guilty, 90 days w/83 plea: not guilty, pr'd with conditions. susp. w/credit, $1,000 susp., $250 GIF, Tony Zenaas Jimenez: DUI, DWLS 2 $100 w/c, $110 CAA, $50 c/I. (9/4/2004); plea: not guilty, found indi- Sterlin Jaque Wahchumwa: DUI gent, pr'd with conditions. (8/28/2004); plea: not guilty, released Miguel Moreno: No Valid Oper with conditions. License w/out Identif (9/6/2004); Karee Ann Risteen: DV Assault 4 Obstruct Law Enforcement Officer (7/31/2004); Prob. violation, admits rio- (91612004); plea: not guilty, found indi- lation, def. to work on the work crew for gent, $10,000 bail set. 3days. Jose A. Perez Ventura: Driving SEPT. 7 While Suspended 3 (91512004); Dustin Martin Collins: DV Assault 4 Obstruct Law Enforcement Officer (9/6/2004); plea, not guilty, found indi- (9/5/2004); Def, to hire own aty., $5,000 gent, no contact with victims, $25,000 bail set, bail set. Vetner Darwin Misterek: DUI Daniel Lawrence Durant: Fugitive (9/6/2004); plea: not guilty, found indi- (9/7/2004); Def. voluntarily signed waiv- gent. er of extradition to State of Oregon, SCHOOL LUNCH MENU THURSDAY, SEPT. 30 fries, veggies, bread, apple- B - Breakfast roll, fruit, milk. sauce, milk. L - Corn dog, french fries, TUESOAY, OCT. 5 veggies, applesauce, milk. B - Cokl cereal, toast, fruit, FRIDAY, OCT. 1 milk. B - Oatmeal, juice, toast, L - Soup and sandwich, veg- milk. gies, pears, cobbler, milk. L - Chicken burger, orange WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6 wedge, fruit, cookie, milk. B - Cold cereal, toast, fruit, MONDAY, OCT. 4 milk. B - French toast, fruit, milk. L - Pizza, green beans, veg- L - Chicken nuggets, french gies, pineapple, milk. This isn't your ordinary Fairytale adventure~! Come follow us All performances at 7:30 p.m. at TDWU High School Auditorium October 7, 8, 9 and 14, ] 5, ] 6 Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim ° Book by Jomes LopinG I [ Kiickitat PUD's Clothes Wa~er Rebate to Change ] Starting October 1~', 2004 the BPA specifications regarding the clothes washer rebate will go to a tiered rate. To our customers this means there will be 2 different rebates available according the the Modified Energy Factor (MEF) rating on the machine. The MEF is an equation for Energy Factor that takes into account the amount of dryer energy used to remove the remaining moisture content in washed items. The 2 tiers and related amount of rebate are as follows. Requirements Rebate Amount Energy Star Clothes Washer with MEF of 1.42 or higher $60 Energy Star Clothes Washer with MEF of 1.8 or higher $100 Any invoice that is submitted to KPUD for a Energy Star' rated washer that has a purchase date before October I, 2004 will receive a straight $100 rebate. Anything submitted with a purchase date on or after October 1, will receive a rebate based on th6 MEF rating. For a list of Energy Star rated clothes washers with the MEF rating, call or come by the Goldendale office or you can access the same information through the Energy Star Web site at www.ener~. Under "Products" choose Appliances, Lighting, Heating & Cooling & more. From there follow the clothes washer links. 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