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Island’s Fresh food, fresh space ‘greatest sailor’ gone Fred Hoeppner dies of heart attack, at 93 By Scott Rasmussen

He was known in local sailing circles as the San Juan’s “Greatest Sailor.” Not so much because his technical prowess, but largely because at the age of 93, Fred Hoeppner, a WW II veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor, was still out on the water and racing, with his hands firmly on the wheel. A pretty amazing feat in Fred Hoeppner its own right, given that one often would find Hoeppner racing the Marinna, his 41-foot-long ketch, which weighs in at about 16 tons, by himself. Even in death, Hoeppner proved an inspiration for San Juan’s most hearty sailors, many of whom he considered friends. “We’re all saddened by it,” said Wes George, a friend who raced often with Hoeppner, either as captain or as crew. “I guess we’d all like to go the way he did, though, on the beach, after a day of sailing.” Hoeppner passed away of natural causes in the mid-morning of

SJ crews battle Klickitat fire When the ferry sailed out of Friday Harbor on Wednesday, at 10 p.m., a San Juan Island Fire Department crew was on board, with a wildland fire engine in tow. Their assignment: team up with fire fighters and five fire engines drawn from Snohomish and Whatcom counties as a “Strike Team”, and then head east, and join in the battle against Klickitat County’s “Monastery” fire. As of Wednesday, the Monastery fire had blazed nearly 1,000 acres in the vicinity of Goldendale, burned nine homes and forced the evacuation of numerous homeowners in the area. See FIRE, Page 4

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Above, the Farmer’s Market celebrated its first day in its new location at Brickworks, on the corner of Nichols Street and Sunshine Alley. Below and left, customers have their choice in treats, ranging from pastries to pizza. Below and right, Ian Thomas of Heritage Farms hands a purchased cucumber to Birgit Kriete.

New location breathes new life into Farmer’s Market By Cali Bagby

The bright sun bounced off the red onions, orange carrots and luscious green lettuce. Potential customers perused different vendors’ stands looking at everything from colorful bouquets, to fresh seafood, to burgers, to baked goods and

jewelry. “This is our first time here and we’re really excited to see everything,” said Mark Carlson on vacation from Portland, Ore. “The market really looks like it has always been here.” But for vendors and islanders, the Farmer’s Market in its new location at Brickworks Plaza, on the corner of Nichols Street and Sunshine Alley in downtown Friday Harbor, is a celebration of time and effort and new beginnings. “It’s beautiful... everyone’s

energy is very high,” said vendor Frank Raue of Westcott Bay Oyster Farm. “It’s been a long road to get here and now we all get to get together and enjoy it.” Friday Harbor’s Harold Kawaguchi hopes the new location will encourage more vendors to join the market. “I look at the contrast between the parking lot [the old farmer’s market space] and this dedicated space... it’s amazing, almost a Euopean market See FRESH, Page 3

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County expects new boat will boost efficiency, lower costs San Juan County’s Department of Public Works has a new boat. Built by Burlington-based Munson Boats, the 35-foot vessel, which features a front drop-gate, a small crane and

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“Given the county’s shrinking financial resources, inefficiency is not an option.” — County Administrator Pete Rose on the boat investment.

18 feet of unobstructed deck space, will enable Public Works to retire two of its aging 20-foot boats and allow the department — for the first time — to carry its own materials, heavy tools, small vehicles and equipment to various projects on outer islands. “The three boats Public Works had before this acquisition are all 20-footers, designed as pleasure craft, not work boats,” said County Administrator Pete Rose. “And the old boats had become unreliable and expensive to maintain.” According to Public Works’ Mike Copas, manager of the department’s equipment rental and motor pool division, the two 20-foot boats that the new 35-footer will replace have required $300,000 in com-

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County officials expect the various features of a newly purchased 35-foot multi-purpose boat will allow Public Works to be more efficient and cost effective. Price tag — $325,000 He said that it’s similar to the investment the department made in updating its fleet of trucks to “hooklift” vehicles, which can be quickly reconfigured given

etables on display thanks to a steady stream of customers. Continued from page 1 ■ SJ Farmer’s Market runs “It’s a fantastic atmoSaturday, Sept. 10 — Oct. 29, 10 sphere and I’ve seen a lot feel,” said Kawaguchi, who a.m. — 1 p.m. of new faces today,” he said. comes to the Farmer’s ■ Off-street parking is offered by “The new space also makes Market every week to buy Mi Casita, Key Bank, SJC health us [the vendors] feel like fresh produce like eggs and Dept. and Wells Fargo. we have more ownership vegetables. ■ For more info, email info@sjifover our stalls.” For islander Liz Illg, the armersmarket.com and manager@ For customers like Less market reminds her of a sjifarmersmarket.com Gunther of Friday Harbor, successful party. the setting has him reach“To throw a good party ing deeper into his pockyou invite interesting peoets. ple and put them together “For some reason, the market gives me in a close space,” said Illg as she ordered a the urge to buy more,” he said purchasing piece of pizza. “It’s just so much fun.” Ian Thomas of Heritage Farms, spent a small basket of bright orange and red most of the morning restocking the veg- tomatoes.

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bined replacement parts and labor over 17 years of wear and tear. The price tag for the new boat, which has yet to be named, is $325,000. Public Works Director Russ Harvey said the new boat will be used primarily to shuttle crews and equipment to major projects, and for maintenance of county buoys and docks on outer islands. “Until now we have not had the capacity to carry even deck planking to repair sites on outer islands,” Harvey said. “That’s often meant we had to wait until we could piggyback on someone else’s barge load.” Because of its features and its size, Rose said that the new boat will help Public Works be more flexible and efficient.

This year’s FREE self-guided tour features 18 working farms offering a variety of locally grown food and products. On Saturday, September 17th, join us for the Greenbank Farm Harvest Dinner & Art Auction! For tickets to the Harvest Dinner call 360-678-7700. Proceeds from the dinner support Greenbank Farm.

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the task at hand, whether it be hauling, sanding or plowing snow. “They’ve allowed us to do a lot more with fewer people and to have less equipment

to maintain,” Rose said. “Given the county’s shrinking financial resources, inefficiency is not an option.”

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“A spry 93-year-old guy out there sailing by himself... Fred Hoeppner will always be our inspiration.”

Hoeppner Continued from page 1 Sept. 5. According to friends, he died of an apparent heart attack after collapsing on beach near his home on Mitchell Bay. The San Juan County Sheriff ’s Department received a phone call requesting help on Hoeppner’s behalf at about 11 a.m., Undersheriff Jon Zerby said. A retired Navy captain, Hoeppner was the elder statesman of the island’s racers and a stalwart of the sailing community. He joined the Friday Harbor Sailing Club in 1982. “Fred Hoeppner will always be our inspiration,” said Rebecca Hughes of the Friday Harbor Sailing Club. “A spry 93-year-old guy out there sailing by himself. To

— Rebecca Hughes, Friday Harbor Sailing Club

go out sailing and come home and die... hopefully all of us can go that way.” One of the Navy’s so-called “90-day wonders,” Hoeppner was fasttracked into a commission as an ensign in the naval reserves, graduated from the Annapolis naval academy, and was assigned to the battleship USS California. He was a bridge signal officer when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, on Dec. 7, 1941. He would later retire as a captain after three decades in the Navy. Born and raised in the Seattle area, Hoeppner sailed in the San Juans frequently prior to making San Juan Island his home.

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of FHSC’s annual SingleHanded Race, a solo competition that included the Mariana and Hoeppner. (Journal, Aug. 31, pg. 9) Excerpt below: “... single handed means a skipper only; no crew. Sailing thusly is like rubbing your belly while patting your head. No one else to blame for flogging sails or tactical errors.” Hoeppner on racing sailboats and pushing the limits: “You have to race in order to learn how to sail,” Hoeppner said. “People who are just cruising along out there are sailing at about 60 percent of their capacity. When you’re racing along side another boat every little move you make makes a big difference.” — (Excerpt from a 2007 Journal interview, following Hoeppner’s victory, along with firstmate Wes George, in FHSC’s annual Rumb Regatta).

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Continued from page 1 Accompanied by San Juan’s Lieutenant Michael Henderson and firefighter Gilbert Venegas, the strike team traveled through the night to be ready to be assigned to the fire line by 6 a.m., Thursday. Henderson and Venegas may be away as long as a week. If the assignment extends beyond seven days, a relief crew may be sent, according to Chief Steve Marler of San Juan Island Fire Department. As in many wildland fires, Marler said that local people do what they can to save their own community. In Goldendale, home to St. John the Forerunner

Greek Orthodox Monastery, several nuns dressed in traditional habits armed themselves with hoses and doused the outskirts of the fire as it approached the monastery. San Juan Island’s fire department participates in a statewide mobilization system, run by the Washington State Patrol. That system allows for resources from throughout the state to be sent to a major fire. Marler said the mobilization system benefits San Juan Island in that it allows local firefighters to gain experience that they can share when they return. The system would also send help to the island if it were ever be needed.

— Editor’s note: A full obituary from Hoeppner’s family will be published soon, and the family plans to hold a celebration of life, the date and time of which have yet to be determined

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Fellow sailor Howard Lewis recalls Hoeppner parlayed his knowledge of Puget Sound navigation into a top-of-the-class finish at the academy. Hoeppner and classmates were to plot a course from Port Angeles to Seattle in a final exam. They were given three hours to finish. Hoeppner needed only one. “I knew that course by heart,” Lewis recalls Hoeppner once saying. “I’d done it a hundred times before.” In recent years, Hoeppner became well known as a columnist. In “Around the Waterfront”, he chronicled the many races and sailing events in the San Juans. (“Around the Waterfront” was published regularly by the Journal of the San Juan Islands and SanJuanJournal. com.) In his most recent column, Hoeppner detailed the results and challenges

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On Monday, Sept. 12, firefighters hosed down a pile of rubble that caught fire along with a wildland fire in an adjacent field off of San Juan Valley Road, across from the property for the new Peace Island Medical Center. “It is the first wild fire of its size, we’ve seen this year,” said Fire Department Spokesman Ron Gardner. “We’re not sure what caused it.”

Purchase pass with new tags Drivers can buy the $30 annual Discover Pass when renewing their license tabs through the Department of Licensing. The pass is available for vehicles with a registration expiration date on or after Oct. 1. Vehicle owners may purchase the pass at vehicle licensing offices or at www. dol.wa.gov and will receive the pass within 10 business days. The new pass gives holders access to more than 7 million acres of state-managed recreation lands. For more info, visit https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov.

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Ranker discusses state budgets Sen. Kevin Ranker, D-Orcas Island, will hold forums to discuss the stateâ€™s ongoing budget challenges and its effects on education, social services and other programs. The first meeting will be at Fairhaven Middle School,

110 Park Ridge Road, Bellingham, Wash., 6:30 p.m. Sept. 26 The second will be at at the library 1220 10th Street, Anacortes, Wash., 6:30 p.m. Sept. 27 For more info, 360-7867326.

sponsoring a free workshop Sept. 17, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m., at Friday Harbor Middle School to inform property owners about the Shoreline Master Program Update. RSVP for the workshop at tim@sanjuanislands.com or call 378-2101.

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rate covering small loads for barns, gates and other outbuildings will increase as of September. One hundred and forty OPALCO members will be billed a basic charge of $25.50 instead of $19.50 a month. Energy charges will be $0.0758 instead of $0.1115 per kilo-watt hour. For more info, visit www. opalco.com.

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Friday Harbor Port Commission: Sept. 14, Ernieâ€™s Cafe, 4 p.m.

SJI Fire Department Commission: Sept. 15, Mullis St. Fire Station, 3 p.m.

Parks & Recreation Meeting Committee: Sept. 15, Orcas Homegrown (upstairs) 138 N Beach Rd, Eastsound, Orcas Island, 11:15 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. Mullis Community Senior Center, 589 Nash Street, FH, 9 a.m.

A smooth start for SJ schools The school year is underway. Beginning on Aug. 31, the first week of the 2011-12 school year went off without a hitch. I have had the pleasure of seeing parents walk their kindergartener to school for their very first day, watched as seventh graders begin a new middle school experience, and found myself in the high school one morning for break, enjoying the studentsâ€™ enthusiasm in being back with friends. This smooth start is a result of the hard work and preparation by our dedicated staff, and the ongoing support of many district partners who choose to spend their time and resources to ensure our students receive the best education possible. It is impossible to mention, in this writing, all the people who provide support for the district, but I know our staff surely appreciates the many ways the community demonstrates care. From scholarships to providing food at events, from giving dictionaries to elementary students, to funding the arts, over and over again our students enjoy a level of support not seen in other school districts. It is the profound support of this generous community that makes San Juan island a special place to live, learn and work. On July 27, the board of directors adopted the annual budget. Noting the difficult economy and reduced state revenue, the board directed additional operational cutbacks to ensure adequate end fund reserves will be available for the future. It is worth noting that the state budget cuts (which you are surely aware of by now) have had significant impacts on how we educate our children. The community should be commended for passing the Island Rec Levy to sup-

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port co-curricular activities. More creative solutions will be required in the months ahead, unless additional state funding is provided. State funding accounts for the majority of district revenue. On Feb.14, 2012, the district will be asking voters to replace the 2008 capital and technology levy which pays for school facility and technology needs. A citizenâ€™s committee will form this fall to prioritize capital improvements and inform the community about the costs to keep our facilities safe, healthy, and productive learning environments.

I want to note here that significant investment will need to be made now, due to the age of our facilities, to avoid extremely expensive alternatives in the future. More information will follow. It looks to be an exciting and productive school year ahead. Let me know how our schools are doing at 3784133, or richardthompson@ sjisd.wednet.edu.

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hat were you doing on Sept. 11, 2001? Some of us were at work. Others were in school; hanging out with friends; traveling on vacation. Whatever you were busy doing when the news hit, your world immediately stopped in its tracks. The violence, the loss of life, the global implications — it was devastating. This past Sunday marked the 10-year anniversary. San Juan Island’s emergency responders, led by firefighters and EMTs, along with the American Legion color guard, turned out in full force to pay tribute to the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks, as they have year after year. The bell rang once again to symbolize the ultimate return home of the 343 firefighters who perished in the attacks. It was a somber tribute for those who attended, particularly for many of the island’s volunteer firefighters, who consider fire service a national brother — and sisterhood. Every year when the 9/11 anniversary comes, we bow our heads, think of the nearly 3,000 people who died and feel a great sadness. But what about the other 364 days of the year? How do we honor those who died? We encourage you to cherish as many of your days as possible. Life can change in a matter of minutes: one act of violence, one look away from the road, one errant blood cell. Cherish those who are important to you. Celebrate living in honor of those who have died. Our time here is fleeting; use it wisely. We were all doing something different on that day 10 years ago. But our grief was universal, and we hope our healing can be too.

For the Record ■ The discount of the newly created 14-foot ferry fares is 10 percent off the “standard” fare, beginning Oct. 12; a second 10 percent discount that takes effect in May. Those percentages were incorrectly reported in the Journal Aug. 31 edition, “Ferry fares: higher and higher”, pg. 1. ■ Friday Harbor Vessel Assist is not affiliated with A1 Marine. The two companies, now separate, were mentioned as one in Sept. 7 Journal editorial, pg. 6. ■

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New rules — your property The building industry across the nation is struggling. The same is true in San Juan County. The draft planning policies now being discussed by our local officials will make a difficult situation even worse for our local working families. Unless there is a change in policy direction, San Juan County will be asserting new management and use restrictions on more than 90 percent of the existing property parcels in the county. While this sounds implausible, that is the outcome if the planning department’s new draft Critical Areas Ordinance and new shoreline restrictions are adopted by the council. By adding enhanced use restrictions and prohibitions around wetlands, streams, seasonal water courses and areas designated as wildlife habitat, steep slopes or flood areas, most private property in the county will be subject to an elevated level of “Critical Area” review or restriction. The designation for many existing homes will be changed and regulated as a non-conforming use. Compliance can be expensive. As a property owner in San Juan County, you will be welcoming a new managing partner for your property; your local county government staff. Decisions about uses and activities in any of the new critical area overlays and buffers will require government oversight, permission and conditions... for a fee. Violations of the new regulations will be subject to legal action by the county under the new draft enforcement ordinance now before the planning commission. If passed, community development and planning staff will be given enhanced police powers, including sanctions with “tickets” issued and fines attached. If you are okay with the local planning department

as a partner, and okay with being told portions of your land will be off limits to you and your family, just sit back and relax. If, however, you have serious reservations about being treated as a tenant on portions of your property, with the county as a landlord, you may want to attend the upcoming community meetings on the issue. It is not too late to defend your property rights and those of your neighbors. Background information is available from the following web sites: commonsensealliance.net, or capr-sanjuan.org, or www. co.san-juan.wa.us/cao/documents.aspx. You can take action by contacting CSA or CAPR, by contacting your elected council member and by attending the upcoming community meetings being held by county officials. John Evans Orcas Island — Editor’s note: A former county commission, John Evans is executive director of the San Juan Builders Association

Stoked by stellar show Therese Finn and the extremely talented K.W.I.T. team deserve a huge round of applause for making all of us in Friday Harbor laugh out loud, continuously. The writing, the acting, the

directing, the sound effects were pure joy... and a memory that will not dissolve. A quadruple wow. And thank you. Francie Hansen San Juan Island

Your turn to make the call In August, The Islands’ Sounder published an editorial, “Council made the right call with Watmough”. Whether or not what happened at Watmough was “right” or “wrong” will remain a matter of opinion, but the council did not “make the call” in the case of Watmough Road. The split vote was not a decision, and in the end the road was paved by default. The project was “in place” and went forward because of a procedural technicality that made the “act” of permanently altering this road equivalent to “no action” by the council. Two thousand petition signatures would not have changed the outcome, at least according to one county official, who was on hand and asked this question just before the machinery rolled on Aug. 9. The Sounder’s editorial invites us to ask ourselves when, and even if, democracy can “fail” in San Juan County. This is a question that we will each want to answer for ourselves, and our answers will differ

depending on how closely any of us follow or are engaged in the workings of our local government. The county’s “Home Rule” charter system has changed the face of how citizens are represented in this county. Previously, three commissioners were elected by countywide popular vote, and each could be expected to represent all county residents. Under the current system, our individual votes influence the election of only one of six council members. The remaining five are free to take “no action” on any particularly “local” issue that comes before them. They may ignore the complexities of that issue and vote only to save a few dollars for the constituents of their own “districts”, whatever the “cost” to those who reside “elsewhere”. And they may do so without the worry of losing votes at the next election. This is the lesson of Watmough. A representative democracy functions only to the extent that its citizens are represented. The current system falsely divides us as county residents and disempowers each of our votes. After five years under the charter system, the November election will give us the opportunity to elect 21 charter review commissioners. We should vote See letters, Page 7

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Determining the future of county shorelines begins with vision Tricky balance for SMP: property rights, public access and habitat protection By Chris Hoffman

n the past, shoreline development in Washington tended to be piecemeal and uncoordinated, which often had negative impacts on shoreline areas.

To improve and protect state shorelines, the Washington Legislature passed the state Shoreline Management Act in 1971. The Act required all jurisdictions with shorelines to develop Shoreline Master Programs (SMPs) and to update those programs every six years. The SMP is a comprehensive shoreline land-use plan that includes policies and regulations for the use and development of the shoreline. It applies to all future development on land within two-hundred feet of the ordinary high water mark. The SMP goals are to protect shoreline processes, promote public access, and accommodate all appropriate shoreline uses, as well as balances public and private interests. While the shoreline planning boundary of two-hundred feet is well-defined, jurisdictions have the flexibility to develop policies and regulations that recognize diverse shoreline types and values, and that balance property rights and shoreline protection. San Juan County is currently updating its SMP, and for the past six months has been preparing an inventory and analysis report to document the current conditions of the

Letters Continued from page 6 thoughtfully to ensure that our local democracy has its best possible chance at success. It does better when “we” make the call. Angie Ponder Lopez Island — For the story about the chip sealing of Watmough, see “Paving Paradise”, Islands’ Sounder, Aug. 17, pg. 1

Land Bank: a proven performer The Renew Our Land Bank Committee wishes to thank 2,659 voters who signed the petition to put the renewal of the Land Bank on the ballot.

Their recognition of its good work was inspiring. The Land Bank will expire in 2014. The Land Bank works on long-term goals — renewal in 2011 will improve its ability to maximize its resources. Voting ‘Yes’ to renew the San Juan County Land Bank means voting for the success of our communities. The Land Bank is a proven performer that preserves beautiful views, open farmland, natural landscapes, habitat for wildlife and walking access to cherished places. The Land Bank increases the value of living in the islands and thus the economic health of San Juan County. Our local economy benefits from the preservation of our unique environment in many ways.

county’s shorelines. The county is now beginning to consider what, if any, new regulations and policies need to be developed to achieve SMP goals and to ensure the appropriate balance of property rights, public access, and shoreline protection is achieved. To realize these goals and to find the right balance it is necessary for the community to develop a future vision for what most agree are the county’s most valuable asset — its over 400 miles of shorelines. The county will be holding a series of four visioning summits this month. (See accompanying box for dates, times, locations). The goal of the shoreline visioning summits is to develop a clear and widely supported statement of what the future should be. Visioning is an important step because any new regulation or policies that are developed need to be connected to the vision; the vision is what you want and the regulations and policies are how you achieve the vision. The September summits will provide residents the opportunity to work with each other to determine the big picture Funded by a 1 percent tax paid by the buyer when real estate is purchased in the county, the Land Bank is designed so those who come here help pay to preserve these special places. Finances are responsibly managed with low overhead (6 percent on average) and hundreds of volunteers. Partnerships with other agencies leverage Land Bank funds: 23 million dollars extra in just the last five years from agencies such as the San Juan Preservation Trust, the Orcas Island Community Foundation, Ducks Unlimited, and many other groups. We need the Land Bank in the future when opportunities arise to provide public access, to save scenic views, to secure farmland for actual production, to make trails

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for our well-being, to preserve historic places, to protect sensitive habitat and to keep the outstanding character of the San Juan Islands alive and healthy. Go to www. RenewOurLandBank.org for more information. We, the co-chairs of the Renew Our Land Bank Committee, truly believe the Land Bank is a gift to ourselves and to future generations. It’s a success. We urge you to vote “Yes” to renew the Land Bank. Co-chairs of Renew Our Land Bank Committee. — Editor’s note: co-chairs of R.O.L.B.C.: Sally and Tom Reeves (Lopez), Harvey Himelfarb and Dave Zoeller( Orcas), Pam Gross, Dave Zeretzke (San Juan)

— what’s important to maintain and change regarding shoreline uses, access, and protection. Visuals, small group discussions, and interactive polling will all be used to help develop the vision. Because a picture is often worth a 1,000 words, the county is asking residents to begin the visioning process by sending pictures of what they think the county’ shorelines should look like in the future. Those sending pictures are encouraged to describe the characteristics of the pictures that appeal to them; on the flip side, residents can also send pictures that don’t represent the future they want to see. Pictures, and any questions or comments about the SMP update, can be sent to Colin Maycock, senior planner, at colinm@sanjuanco.com. More information about the SMP update can be found on the San Juan County website: www.sanjuanco.com/smp/ default.aspx — Chris Hoffman is a public outreach consultant working for San Juan County.

SMP Vision Summits Sept. 20: San Juan Island; Grange, 152 First St. F.H.; outer island residents, 1-4 p.m., San Juan residents, 5-8 p.m. ■ Sept. 21: Orcas Island; Orcas Center, Madrona Room, 917 Mount Baker Road, 5-8 p.m. ■ Sept. 22: Lopez Island; Lopez Center for the Community and Arts, 204 Village Road, 5-8 p.m. ■

Credit ‘Friends’ for program too As chairman of the Derelict Vessel Committee and executive officer of the Friday Harbor Power Squadron, I would like to thank the Journal for the very positive editorial that appeared in last week’s paper. Having the support of so many members of the community made the reinstitution of the Derelict Vessel Program (DVP) possible. I would like to mention that The Friends of the San Juans, directed by Stephanie Buffum-Field, contributed to the $5,000 fund that revitalized the DVP. They were not mentioned before and their generous contribution should also be noted. Thank you.

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The rest of the story revealed Steve Ludwig’s letter to the Journal, “Access for only the few?” Sept. 7, pg. 6, explores alleged violations of the Open Meetings Act. He bases his complaint on the fact that he and Michael Peterson were denied admission to a County Council sub-committee meeting. The rest of the story is: Steve was one of the freeholders who developed the charter, which provides for meetings of less than a quorum of council members without the requirements (public comment period, minutes, etc.) of an adverSee LETTERS, Page 8

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Larry Chamberlain: 1943 — 2011 Larry Allan Chamberlain, 68, passed away at home in Friday Harbor, Wash., on Monday, Aug. 22, 2011. Larry was born on Aug. 19, 1943, in Janesville, Wis., to Samuel E. and Mildred M. Chamberlain. He graduated from Janesville Senior High in 1961. Following his graduation, Larry joined the U.S. Navy, where he served as a tactical navigator on an SP-5B seaplane with Patrol Squadron 40, stationed in the Philippines. On Aug. 7, 1965, Larry married the love of

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his life, Janet Speers. In the middle of a successful career in the machine tool industry, Larry decided to pursue his dream of building a sailboat and living aboard with his family. In 1978, Larry, Janet, and their two children moved from Indiana to Bothell, Wash., where they spent the next three years building a 38-foot double-ended ketch. In 1981, the Chamberlain family moved aboard their boat, Rainbow, and sailed to the San Juan Islands, making their home in

tised formal public meeting. He must have been well aware of the legality of the meeting. Prior to the convening of

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the meeting, when I was notified of their attempts to “crash” the meeting, I contacted a representative of the prosecuting attorney’s

Friday Harbor. Over the next 30 years, Larry pursued many professional interests, including running his own machine shop, building two houseboats, product development and manufacturing, researching and writing patents, and, for the last several years, working for Browne’s Home Center in contractor services. Larry enjoyed sailing, fishing, camping, hunting, and working in his shop, and he never missed an opportunity to tell a story. However, the greatest joy in his life was his wife, his children, and his five grandchildren. He will be greatly missed. Larry is survived by his wife of 46 years,

office, who confirmed in their presence the legality of the meeting. During my tenure on the council, there have been

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Janet Chamberlain of Friday Harbor, his daughter, Jennifer Cutshall, her husband, Neil, their children, Ransom (16), Nathaniel (13) and Issac (2) of Snohomish, Wash.; his son, Wolfgang Chamberlain, his wife, Erika Zanobini, their children, Noah (5) and Achille (2) currently living in New Zealand; brother, Gary Chamberlain and sister, Penelope Dunn, both of Edgerton Wis. A Memorial service is planned for Saturday, Oct. 8, at 1 p.m. at the San Juan Yacht Club in Friday Harbor. In lieu of flowers, please consider sending a contribution to the San Juan Sailing Foundation, P.O. Box 2464, Friday Harbor, WA 98250. — Family of Larry Chamberlain

hundreds of sub-committee meetings that, in my opinion, provide one of the strongest arguments for the charter. These meetings provide for opportunity to fact-find, brainstorm, problem-solve, and so forth. Even though it appears to many of us that our government is painfully slow in solving problems, it would be many times slower and, in my view, less effective without the benefits of the sub-committee process. Mr. Ludwig complains that, “We’ll never know what deals were made…” He, and everyone else knows that the “deals” he is talking about can only be made by a majority of the council in public session, following a series of public meetings and hearings. The final stages of that process are drawing near for the wireless ordinance. He is welcome to continue to participate at the appropriate times.

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A mother’s thanks for support of son My family and I wish to thank all of the members of this wonderful island community for their support of my son, Terry Olgle, in his battle with leukemia. To those who attended the fundraising dinner; to those who donated food, cash and auction items; to those who gave their time to organize and staff the event; and to everyone who worked so hard to make this event a reality; my appreciation. Your love, kindness and support mean a great deal to me and all of Terry’s family. Patty Brownlee San Juan Island

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Vikings rally, Wolverines fall, 20-15, in Island Cup Upset bid erased as Orcas scores game-winner with 18 seconds left By Scott Rasmussen

On fourth-and-eight and with just over two minutes left to play, the Wolverines, trailing by four, went for broke. Nailed it. Wide receiver C.J. Woods flashed across and then up the middle, grabbed a nicely placed pass by quarterback Toby Frazier, and then rambled into the end zone with a 33-yard go-ahead touchdown catch, his second of the day. For the second time in the second half, the Wolverines grabbed the lead, this time at 15-13. "I'm really proud of our kids and their effort," Head Coach Darin Scheffer said. "They fought hard all game. They grew up so much between our first game and our second one. I'm excited

for the next." The Wolverines, only one defensive stop away from avenging last year's decisive home loss to Orcas, were just 190 seconds away from reclaiming the coveted Island Cup trophy. But the Vikings would not be denied. They returned the kick off to their own 35 and took possession of the ball at the 2:23 mark of the final period. The Vikings lurched up and down the field, first gaining ground with a deep pass here, and then losing ground with a bad snap there. They capitalized on a deep throw and then on a penalty flag to push the ball up to the Friday Harbor 25, with a minute-and-a-half left on the clock.

Orcas then backpedaled 20 yards on the heels of a high snap but recovered most of that yardage after the Wolverines were flagged for pass interference on a third-and-30 play, the second pass interference penalty of the series. The Vikings moved the ball to the 3-yard line on a completion over the middle by quarterback Robbie Padbury and, with just 18 seconds remaining, fullback Jake Zier then powered into the end zone from three yards out with the gamewinning score.

Friday Harbor sophomore Nate Steenkolk looks for room to run in the second half of the 2011 Island Cup, Saturday, at Orcas . The Vikings scored the game winner with 18 seconds remaining in the game to clinch a 20-15 win, their second-straight inter-island grudge match victory. Journal photo / Scott Rasmussen

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Wolverines seeking season’s first goal at Evergreen Lutheran Offense comes up short in first two contests Scoring opportunities were in short supply for the second straight game, as the Wolverines dropped their first road contest of the sea-

son in a 2-0 loss, Sept. 7, at South Whidbey. The Falcons, a Division 2A team, made the most of their home field advantage to snare an early 2-0 advantage, scoring at the 14-minute and the 35-minute mark of the opening half. The Friday Harbor defense stiffened in second half and, with freshman

Roni Hanson providing a steady performance in her varsity goalkeeping debut, held the South Whidbey scoreless for the remainder of the non-league contest. “Quality was much better in the second half but the finishing touch remained elusive,” Coach Mark Fishaut noted in his recap of the game.

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Sept. 7 Friday Harbor 0 Cedar Park Christian 0 The Wolverines hit the ground running in their season debut, battling the Emerald League's Cedar Park Christian to a scoreless tie, Tuesday, at home. In a non-league match up dominated by defense, scoring opportunities proved few and far between for both squads. Friday Harbor goalkeeper Rhiana Franklin picked up right where she left off in 2010, smothering a handful of early offensive threats by the Eagles to help the Wolverines tally their first shutout of the season. A year ago, Friday Harbor posted eight shutouts with Franklin, then a junior, defending the goal. Though the back of the net proved elusive for the Wolverines, Coach Mark Fishaut noted this season's debut stands as the squad's best season-opening performance in his eight-year tenure with the team. He noted the competitive play of seniors Mickey Leytze, back in the lineup after a two-year absence, and Audrey Olshefsky, hob-

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Nash did not disappoint," he said. Next: The Wolverines (0-1-1) face Evergreen Lutheran on the road, Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 3:15 p.m., and are home to host Port Townsend, Saturday; game time is 2 p.m. They open league play at home, Sept. 20, against Mount Vernon Christian; game time is 4 p.m.

Friday Harbor’s Kelsey degree at Mount Hood, a junior Barnes will attend Mount Hood college located near Portland. Community College this fall and, She may transfer later to Oregon with a one-year athletic scholarState University to complete her ship in hand, prepare for year No. degree and, if her tenure with the 1 on the Saints women’s basketSaints goes well, seek a spot on the ball roster. Beavers’ basketball roster sometime The Saints, coached by in the future, the elder Barnes said. Larry Davis, compete in the Barnes noted that her daughNorthwest Athletic Association Kelsey Barnes ter accepted the one-year, full-ride, of Community Colleges. scholarship, but will have to prove Barnes, a 2010 Friday Harbor herself on the court this season for graduate and three-sport standout — vol- a chance to have it renewed. leyball, basketball, and track and field — The younger Barnes was a mainstay on intends to major in zoology in college, the Wolverines girls’ basketball team, which according to her mother, Tina Barnes. went from the league cellar to its penthouse Tina Barnes said that Kelsey can complete during her four-year tenure on the team. several prerequisite courses for a zoology

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bled by injuries the past two seasons, bodes well for a team that lost six starters to graduation and for the campaign ahead as well. Fishaut also hailed the steady, reliable performances of co-captains Mandy Turnbull and Larissa Nash, and a flashy debut of speedy freshman Sydney Wilson. "A coach depends on the team leaders and captains Mandy Turnbull and Larissa

Barnes earns B-ball scholarship at Mt. Hood

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Friday Harbor’s Robyn Roberts battles for the ball in season opener, at home, Sept. 6, against Cedar Park Christian.

The Wolverines climbed back into the game after weathering an early storm. Orcas marched the length of the field and scored on their first possession of the game to take an early 7-0 lead. The Wolverines played the second half without the services of starting quarterback Donnie Galt, who injured his throwing arm

while making a hard hit from his defensive saftey position just before the break. Galt tossed a 22-yard TD pass to the Woods to knot the score, at 7-7, before being sidelined on the Vikings ensuing possession. The Wolverines took their first lead early in the third period, at 9-7, after the Vikings downed an errant snap in their own end zone for a saftey. Orcas reclaimed the lead, at 13-9, as Padbury and

receiver Devon Stanzione hooked up on tha 74-yard TD pass with just over three mintues remaining in the third quarter. “I’m pleased with our performance,” Scheffer said. “It might have been a different outcome if we hadn’t lost our starting quarterback in the second quarter”. Next: The Wolverines (1-1) are home Friday, Sept. 16, to face regional 1A rival Merdian; kick off is 6:30 p.m.

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What’s Happening! Thursday, Sept 15 ■ Literary Salon, 7 p.m.,

library, free. Drop in to visit with Margie Harrison and other avid readers. Meets on each third Thursday of the month to talk about the books you are reading.

Saturday, Sept 17 ■ Meet Author Cami Ostman, 6 p.m., library. Meet the author of “Second Wind: One Woman’s Midlife Quest to Run Seven Marathons on Seven Continents.” ■ David Bromberg with

Ollabelle, 7:30 p.m., San Juan Community Theatre. $27 Adults; $13 Student Reserved; $5 RUSH. For more info, visit www. sjctheatre.org. ■ The “Making of America” Seminar, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., San Juan Island Grange. For more info, call Minnie Knych at 378-7040 or email knych@rockisland.com. ■ Third Saturday Contra Dance, 7 - 9 p.m., . The Grange Hall, $10 donation. The band is Hands Four and the callers are Chris Buck and Betsey Muller from Everett, Wash.

Sunday, Sept 18 ■ Auditions for ‘Oh No! Granny’s Got the Remote!,’ 2 p.m., SJ Theatre. For more audition information, contact Penelope Haskew at penelopehaskew@gmail. com.

Monday, Sept 19 ■ Boating Course, 7 - 9 p.m., $45. Basic boating course that meets qualifications for the Washington State Boating Education Card. For more info, visit www. skagit.edu.

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Two women with many songs Isle Be Jammin’ presents two folk singers inspired by the islands PAGE 13

BACK TO SCHOOL Tips for transitions at the beginning of the year By Cali Bagby

or seventh graders, this year marks the end of recess and the beginning of lockers and shuttling from one class to another. High school comes with its own set of possibilities. Students may drive their car rather than ride the bus. Other milestones await like school dances and college entrance exams. From adolescence to pre-teen, and then to teen, or from eighth to ninth grade, challenges, obstacles and opportunities lie ahead. Here are some tips from local experts, to help families navigate gracefully through some of the more tougher transitions.

one in the world who couldn’t get one open. “It’s the nature of middle school, you feel so alone,” said Page. “So we talk about lockers and worst case scenarios and have parents and volunteers in the hallways the first two weeks of school to help with transitions.” On the home front, Page reminds parents to set boundaries during the middle school years. “Emotionally, during this age, there is a push pull for children who are establishing their independence,” said Page. “Don’t let your child push you too far away. Just like two-year-old who pushes you away at night and says, ‘I don’t want a book,’ or ‘I don’t want to go to bed,’ remember it’s important to also say no to your pre-teen.” This may seem obvious, but its important to not only feed your children balanced and nutritious meals, but also sit down with them for breakfast and dinner. “Families that eat together have the best communication,” said Cynthia Stark-Wickman, coor-

dinator for the San Juan Island Prevention Coalition. “It gives parents the opportunity to keep a pulse on how things are going.” Its not just talking during a meal that’s important, but asking open-ended questions that lead to meaningful conversations.

Middle School to High School

Friday Harbor High School Counselor Gordy Waite’s advice to incoming freshman is to get involved in clubs, sports, drama and music, but From Grade School to also get serious about academics. Middle School “Grades matter now that “It’s an enormous transition,” said students have permanent tranNina Page, Friday Harbor Middle scripts, which can effect their School social worker. “They go from future,” said Waite. “To be sucbeing at the top of the totem pole to cessful ask questions and do the the bottom of the totem pole.” work.” Page said kids coming into sevAlthough teenagers are becomenth grade are generally not worried ing more independent, Waite about being stuffed into garbage urges parents to stay involved cans or being picked through all four years last for a sports team. of high school. What does give kids “Kids need to start anxiety is simply havmaking their own ing to open and close decisions,” said Waite. Lead teacher Suzanne Cowden said Griffin Bay High their lockers. School, which serves students with alternative learning “But parents need to In just five min- needs, is reorganizing the way the school runs. Last year be there to support utes, students must get she met with students for one hour for all their classes, this them and think about from one class to the year she is running “studies skills classes” every day during the next four years when next, which sometimes Friday Harbor High School’s second and third periods, making decisions.” involves taking books where students can learn study skills and also “work on For instance, parents in and out of their lock- individual courses to help students keep moving through should set a reasonable their work,” said Cowden. “We’re really excited to make ers. curfew time during your Some of us may still the students more successful.” child’s freshman year remember our first Griffin Bay’s offers a parent-partner program for home- and increase that time locker experiences in schoolers, their virtual academy for kindergarten through throughout the years. an empty hallway fum- eighth graders, their online school and the contract school. “If a freshman has a bling with a lock that These programs serve an average of 50 to 60 total students curfew of 2 a.m. what won’t work and feeling for the year. For more info, visit http://sjisd.wednet.edu/ will their curfew be as like you were the only domain/58. a senior?” Waite said.

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“You have to look at the whole picture. The next four years will go fast. Help kids make positive choices.”

Incoming Seniors Waite warns kids from getting “senioritis” too early in the year and gives the same advice to seniors as freshman. “Get involved, stay involved or if you haven’t been involved in extracurricular activities, this is your last See SCHOOL, Page 12

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lison Post began singing in the backseat of the family station wagon. Later, she joined a rock band and performed in the bar scene. Now she performs â€œfolk songs with sweet melodies and simple accompanimentâ€? and often bursts into song with her daughters on her home on Waldron Island as they walk along beaches and dusty roads. Post will be performing in San Juan with Lopez accompanist Mark Minkler and Carolyn Cruso on Thursday, Sept. 22, 7 p.m. at Isle Be Jamminâ€™, 310 B, Spring St. Postâ€™s music is inspired by not only nature, but Joan Armatrading, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrison, Taj Mahal and Greg Brown. Carolyn Cruso, of Orcas Island, is also inspired by the local scenery, as well as

her travels across the U.S. and Europe. Cruso uses guitars, a flute, a hammered dulcimer and her voice to take the listener on what she calls a journey of beauty, love, redemption, compassion and humor. She has performed with a variety of entertainers from jugglers, to comedians, to mimes and contortionists. Her show is a combination of instrumental and original vocal pieces, drawing material from her eight albums including her most recent release â€œHave You Ever,â€? which features fourteen songs spanning folk, pop, jazz and alternative country. Her lyrics span from poetic to narrative and explore love, loss and regeneration. Call 378-5151 for more information on the upcoming show. Tickets are $10.

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Tuesday, Sept 20 â– Movies with Roy, 3 p.m., library meeting room with Roy.

Wednesday, Sept 21 â– The Island Prairie Symposium, See story on page 13 for more info.

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chance,â€? said Waite. â€œThe more kids are involved in school, the better the school is.â€? For seniors, thinking about college can be overwhelming and some students have a tendency to procrastinate. Waite tries to meet with every senior early in the year to help them begin the process of writing essays and filling out forms for college applications. Stark-Wickham likes to remind parents that this is the last year they may be able to have nightly meals with their child. This is also the last opportunity to discuss issues like drugs and alcohol. â€œDonâ€™t ease up when it comes to talking with your kids,â€? Stark-Wickham said. â€œAnd the beginning of the year is the perfect time to set the standard for how the year will go.â€?

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Running Start allows high school juniors and seniors to take college level courses. Classes start on Sept. 19 with an estimated 15 students from all islands. Students can register and enroll now and are urged to make an appointment with advisor/ counselor Sandy Harold by calling 378-3220. For more info, visit www.skagit.edu.

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Paideia Classical School

School started on Wednesday, Aug. 31, with an estimated 30 students. Upcoming events: Junior High Overnight trip - Sept 14 - 15 on Stuart Island, Back to School Night - Sept. 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the school and the Michaelmas Festival- Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. For more info, visit paideiaclassicalschool.org. â–

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â– Girls Night Out Bunko Party, 6 p.m., Mullis Center, $20. Fundraiser for the Soroptimistsâ€™ Cancer Treatment Transportation Project. For more info, visit judykteach@hotmail.com or call 370-5538.

Saturday, Sept 24 â– Land Bank Trail Work Party, 1 p.m., Third Lagoon Preserve at Cattle Point. Land Bank will provide limited number of tools, water, snacks, and gloves. Call 378-4402 for more info.

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Underwriters â€˜makeâ€™ music Islanders love â€˜Harry Potterâ€™ â€œLittle olâ€™ Friday Harborâ€? is getting a visit from David Bromberg, in part, thanks to five island families willing to help foot the bill for the blues and roots guitarist and singer. Bromberg will appear with the band, Ollabelle, at San Juan Community Theatre this Saturday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 pm. Merritt Olsen, SJCTâ€™s director, said Brombergâ€™s stop on San Juan Island during a West Coast tour could not have happened without underwriters â€” ticket prices would have been too high for our community audience. â€œWe strive to keep tickets as low as possible while bringing in quality, top notch musical acts,â€? said

Olsen. â€œWe are very lucky to have someone like Bromberg play for us in such an intimate setting like our Whittier Theatre, with our highest price ticket being just $27.â€? Brombergâ€™s concert tickets in Seattle cost $45. One of those underwriters, Larry Soll, calls himself an â€œold blues guyâ€? and David Bromberg says Bromberg is one of his favorites. â€œWe like the blues and are â€œI want there to be this looking forward to a good kind of music on the island,â€? show,â€? said Zurcher. said Soll. The Business Partner for Jim and Jan Zurcher the evening is Kings Market. also donated funds for this concert. Jim Zurcher said Tickets are $27 for adults, he was not familiar with $13 for student reserved, Brombergâ€™s work, but want- with $5 student RUSH at the door. ed to support the theatre.

The tally is in for the best loved Mockingbirdâ€? won again this books at 2011 San Juan County year. Kathryn Stockett, author Fair. J.K. Rowlingâ€™s â€œHarry Potterâ€? of the book of the same title as series won the blue ribbon. the new hit movie, â€œThe Help,â€? Suzanne Collinsâ€™ â€œThe Hunger tied for popularity, followed in Gamesâ€? trilogy won second the votes for the â€œBible.â€? place. Writers like Dr. Seuss and Rick Riordan came in third J.R.R. Tolkien of â€œThe Hobbitâ€? with his â€œPercy Jackson and the and â€œThe Lord of the Ringsâ€? Olympiansâ€? series. trilogy still raked in the votes. More than 1,213 unique votes One thing thatâ€™s clear is that were cast for 828 different titles at the â€œTwilightâ€? series lost the the library booth during the four cachet it had several years ago. days of the fair. Multiple votes were cast for 146 titles, while some just voted for authors An Island Business, We Care! like Jane Austin or Edward New Hours Abbey. The complete list of titles and authors are at www.sjlib. 8FC 4USFFU 'SJEBZ )BSCPS 8" t t GBY org. For most popular author of a single book, Harper Leeâ€™s classic â€œTo Kill a

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American camp prairie preservation Scientists, historians and other technical experts discuss the preservation and potential restoration of the American Camp prairie during the Island Prairie Symposium, Wednesday, Sept. 21, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Mullis Center. â€œThis meeting personifies a brand-new start for us and the community in terms of prairie restoration and other natural resource management projects,â€? said Jerald Weaver, park

chief of integrated resources and acting superintendent. â€œThat means we have an open slate in restoration method, or even if restoration is feasible in some areas. Moreover, the process will reflect transparency throughout.â€? Presentations will be followed by panel discussions on the following topics: prairie ecology, non-native invasive species, threatened and endangered species, historical perspectives on modifications from settlement to cultural landscape and fire management. The history segment will include Boyd Prattâ€™s exploration of the Hudsonâ€™s Bay Company established European farming practices in the wake of semi-cultivation by American Indians and 93-year-old Al Sundstromâ€™s review of farming. Following discussions will examine prairie restoration practices in other areas of the state and region and review national park preservation practices. For info, call 378-2240, ext. 2224 or 2233.

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Makoni is the founder and director of Girl Child Network Worldwide and was named the 2009 CNN Hero for her powerful work with young girls survivors of violence in her native country Zimbabwe. The workshop is $30, which is donated to the Girl Child Network Worldwide. For info, call Jillian Hopkins at 378-5390 or email jillianhopkins@rockisland.com.

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On Friday, Oct. 28, 6:30 p.m. the library and the Town of Friday Harbor historic preservation program are collaborating for a night of story-telling with the theme of island ghost stories and lore. The event will combine local history, historic

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The Journal of the San Juan Islands | SanJuanJournal.com

A ‘ferry tale’ wedding

Journal photo / Scott Rasmussen

Mark Desdier, the groom, second from right, and Toni Desdier, the bride, next to Mark, pose for a photo along with the rest of the Hyak’s Sept. 11 wedding party.

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The date of Sept. 11 is remember in different ways by different people. For Mark and Toni Desdier, it stands now as a joyous occasion, a day of love and celebration, the day that the two were wed. The Desdiers exchange vows onboard Washington State Ferries’ Hyak, Sunday, Sept. 11, in a ceremony presided over by Bart Christie, who, like Mark, is employed by the state ferry system, but who also happens to be an ordained minister. The ceremony took many passengers by surprise, and then by delight, as a what began as a small but festive

to have a celebration of happiness,” she said. Mark added, “It’s time to move on.” Earlier in the day, the Hyak and its crew also participated in a pre-planned memorial service, in which a woman said farewell to her deceased husband, a life-long diving enthusiast, as part of a brief ceremony conducted in Peavine Pass. The couple were married 58 years. An eventful voyage but... “All in a day’s work,” Mark Desdier said of the crew’s Sept. 11 adventure. — Scott Rasmussen

Remembering Sept. 11 On Sunday, islanders gathered in downtown Friday Harbor, (right), to pay tribute to the first responders who sacrificed their lives in the name of service on Sept. 11, 2001. Watch a multimedia dispatch of the Friday Harbor tribute on www. sanjuanjournal.com Journal photo/ Cali Bagby

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ritual quickly turned into a full blown community event, Christie said. “It just grew and grew until we had around 800 guest,” he said. “They were standing all around us and filled up both sides of the walls.” The ceremony featured musical accompaniment as well, as two violin players, bound for Friday Harbor for a wedding performance, joined in. Toni Desdier, who works in the boat’s galley, said they chose Sept. 11 to be wed by design. “Because of all the 9/11 sorrow and stuff, we wanted