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‘We’re almost out of everything.’ Detectives ‘hit a wall’ in search for missing woman Whidbey Island — Jean Wieman, Help House

By JESSIE STENSLAND

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Investigators have exhausted leads in the mysterious disappearance of an elderly, medically fragile North Whidbey woman who hasn’t been seen since June. “We’ve hit a wall,” Detective Ed Wallace with the Island County Sheriff’s Office admitted. Betty Tews, an 81-year-old resident of Sonic Lane, went missing sometime prior to June 21. Wallace said investigators believe foul play may have been involved in her disappearance and they have identified “a person of interest” in the case, but they’re not naming the individual. Tews, however, previously sought protection orders against her 55-year-old son, Raymond Willey, who had been living with her. She had accused him in court papers of pointing a gun at her head. Detectives reported that Willey was evasive about his mother’s whereabouts after she disappeared and then he suddenly left the state. Investigators searched Tews’ densely wooded property and the property of her neighbors, but found nothing. Wallace said a dog team was brought in, but the canines didn’t pick up a trail. Detectives obtained a warrant to search the house, her vehicles and analyzed her computer for clues; again, they didn’t find anything. They’ve monitored her bank account, but there’s been no activity. The investigators interviewed neighbors, friends and family, but nobody could help them find Tews. She has medical problems and is in need of daily medicine, but hasn’t refilled her prescriptions. “It’s like she disappeared into thin air for the most part,” Wallace

By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter

Betty Tews, left, has been missing since June 21 and investigators say they have “hit a wall.” Above is the home in which Tews lived on Sonic Lane in Oak Harbor. Police searched the property and surrounding wooded area with a dog team but turned up nothing.

said. “We’re kind of at a dead end right now. We’re run through the entire investigative gamut with this.” Tews’ rambler on Sonic Lane, a private road, is surrounded by woods and is out of sight of neighbors. One neighbor, who didn’t want her name to be used, described Tews as a tiny, frail woman who could also be very feisty. There’s a story about Tews standing in front of a bulldozer to stop it from going onto her land. The neighbor said Tews’ son kept her isolated and turned away any neighbors who tried to help

the elderly woman. Her husband, Glenn, died in 2009. The neighbor said it’s both scary and sad to have a neighbor disappear so mysteriously. She said her daughters used to enjoy walking in the woods, but now they’re not allowed to go out there. “We like to think Whidbey is our own little paradise, so this is upsetting,” she said. Tews’ relatives on the mainland reported her missing in June after they hadn’t heard from her in a couple of weeks. Willey was living SEE TEWS, A7

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Whidbey food banks will serve more families than ever this holiday season, but warehouses are becoming bare. The North Whidbey Help House’s warehouse is fairly empty, said Jean Wieman, executive director. Donations are down 30,000 food items compared to last year. “They’re not down a whole lot but the numbers (needing help) are up from last year so it makes a big difference,” Wieman said. From January through October this year, the Help House has served 13,668 people, which is up more than 500 people from last year’s count of 13,131 people served. For Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Help House will distribute special holiday food baskets, which include everything needed for a tasty turkey dinner, like stuffing, potatoes, cranberries, pumpkin pie filling and more. The Help House will distribute holiday baskets to 160 military families and more than 400 civilian families, Wieman said. People can sign up for a Thanksgiving basket until Wednesday, Nov. 23. Christmas basket sign-ups begin Monday, Nov. 28. To sign up, people should visit the Help House, located at 1091 SE Hathaway St., Oak Harbor, and bring a picture ID and a utility bill or other document with their current address.

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State Rep. Barbara Bailey met with constituents in a handful of informal meetings across Whidbey Island Thursday. Held at coffee shops in Oak Harbor, Coupeville and Freeland, the meetings were geared toward the Nov. 28 special session in which lawmakers from across the state will convene in Olympia to cut $2 billion from the 20112013 biennium budget. “This is at the heart of everything going on at the state level,� said Bailey, R-Oak Harbor. The first of the three meetings was held on Bailey’s home turf at Angelo’s Caffe on SE Pioneer Way. About 12 people, ranging from retirees and veterans to construction contractors and city department heads, attended the meeting. City Councilman and Mayor-elect Scott Dudley, along with City Councilman Jim Campbell, were also in attendance. Bailey said she called the meetings mainly because she wanted to hear how con-

stituents felt about the state’s budget crunch, which she emphasized was “not as dire as some would say.� Based on a September forecast by state economist Dr. Arun Raha, state revenue is epxected to deline by $1.4 billion. However, Gov. Chris Gregoire is calling for $2 billion in cuts to ensure the state has adequate reserves. Another forecast, released the same day as Bailey’s meetings, predicted a drop of another $122 million. Bailey said she isn’t surprised by the state’s continuing financial struggle, saying she saw the writing on the wall months ago. She didn’t vote for the budget earlier this year largely because she said it was “unsustainable� and lacked any real spending reform. “I hate to be one to say I told you so, but I did,� she said. The real problem in Olympia, she said, is a voracious appetite to spend. Referencing a blown-up chart depicting general fund revenue versus expenditures that went back to 2004, Bailey told the crowd that state spending has outpaced revenues since 2008. This biennium will see a revenue increase of 7 per-

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State Rep. Barbara Bailey, R-Oak Harbor, speaks at an informal meeting with constituents at Angelo’s Caffe Thursdsay. It was one of three she held on Whidbey Island concerning the upcoming special session and the state’s revenue shortfall. cent, which she claimed is evidence of a slowly improving economy, yet spending is such that Gregoire is calling a special session to cut more than $2 billion. “We could be there, by law, through Christmas,� Bailey said. “I don’t think you’ll find people excited about that and you might see some resistance.� She advocated the common Republican platform of less government, reduced regulation, and the need to set spending priorities. The concepts are key to a successful free market in which

businesses will thrive, she said. Many that came to the meeting seemed happy with what they heard, agreeing with most of Bailey’s conservative positions concerning the revenue shortfall. Oak Harbor resident Jeff Trumbore said he particularly liked Bailey’s views on establishing spending priorities. “The budget that’s been proposed by the governor is sort of a lazy approach. Someone needs to take a hard look and look at some vertical cuts,� he said. Coupeville resident Gary

Wray, a contractor who has raised a conservative voice of his own on several occasions in recent years, said he also liked what he heard but wasn’t surprised that was the case. “I’m in Bailey’s camp,� Wray said. He also addressed Gregoire’s proposed budget, saying it contained several “gimmicks� that concerned education. Although Bailey is in the minority, Wray said he was glad she is in Olympia fighting on behalf of his beliefs.

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County hikes taxes by 1 percent By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter

Island County commissioners increased county current expense fund, county roads and Conservation Futures levies by 1 percent Monday. Budget Director Elaine Marlow gave the commissioners a PowerPoint presentation about the budget just prior to the vote. She explained that the budget the commissioners adopted in October assumed the 1 percent increase and would have to be modified if the increases weren’t adopted. Without the modest hike, she said further cuts may have to be made to programs or the workforce. Nevertheless, Commissioner Kelly Emerson, the sole Republican on the board, voted against the three levy increases; she also opposed the budget. She said it wasn’t appropriate to raise taxes “during one of the worst recessions, if not a depression, in the history of our nation.� The other commissioners passed the levy increases with a 2-1 vote. They pointed out that the cost of running the county increased beyond the 1 percent. Commissioner Angie Homola said adopting the small increase

was “prudent and fiscally responsible.� Commissioner Helen Price Johnson said that the county’s current expense fund makes up only 7 percent of the average property tax bill in the county. Marlow said a 1 percent levy increase in both the current expense and road levies translates to an estimated extra 2 cents per $1,000 of assessed value. That’s another $6 a year for the owner of a $300,000 house. Under state law, the commissioners are limited to increasing the property tax levies by the lesser of either inflation, as measured in the implicit price deflator, or 1 percent; an increase beyond the limit would have to be voted on by the people. This year the implicit price deflator was 2.755 percent, so the increase was 1 percent. For the current expense fund, the 1 percent increase amounts to an extra $76,000 that will be collected next year. The increase will bring in $80,000 for the road fund levy and an extra $6,675 for the Conservation Futures levy. In addition, new construction, improvements to property and property tax refunded in the previous year increase the overall

property tax levy. The estimated current expense levy for collection in 2012 is $7.8 million. The road levy will bring in $8.12 million and the Conservation Futures levy will collect $680,000. Marlow said the amount of new construction continues to decline in the county. She estimated $75 million in new construction for collection next year while it was $93 million this year. The total value of the county continues to decline. While the total assessed value of the county was $14.6 billion for 2010 tax collections, it dropped to an estimated $12.8 billion for 2012 tax collections. That means the county’s property tax rate will likely increase, which doesn’t necessarily equate to an individual property owner’s taxes increasing. The depends on the change of assessed value of an individual property and how that compares to the rest. “The most important factor affecting your property taxes is assessed value,� Marlow said. The levy amounts are still estimates, Marlow explained, because the assessor’s office doesn’t set the tax rate until January.

Man faces incarceration after fifth DUI By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter

A 42-year-old Sedro-Woolley man caught driving drunk on South Whidbey Aug. 9 will likely be going to prison because of four prior DUI convictions. William Shuler pleaded guilty Island County Superior Court Nov. 14 to felony DUI. A DUI is normally a gross misdemeanor charge, but becomes a felony if a defendant has had four or more prior DUI convictions over a 10-year period.

Shuler had four prior DUI convictions, all in Skagit County, from 2002 to 2006. Under a plea agreement, the prosecutor dismissed an obstructing charge. Both the prosecution and defense will recommend a sentence of two years and three months in prison at a hearing set for Nov. 21. According to court documents, Trooper Chris Merwin with the Washington State Patrol was patrolling on Highway 525 on South Whidbey the night of

Aug. 9 when he saw a GMC Safari van speeding. He clocked the van with his radar at 70 mph in a 55 mph zone. Merwin got behind the vehicle and pulled it over after seeing the van cross the centerline. The trooper contacted Shuler, who gave him a false name. Merwin arrested Shuler after he failed roadside sobriety tests. At the jail, Shuler’s blood-alcohol level was tested at 0.114 and 0.119, while 0.08 is the legal limit.

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Washington State Patrol officers walk past patrol cars at the intersection of Ebey Road and Highway 20 Thursday evening. A Coupeville woman, Toni Chapman, was killed while crossing the street.

Woman killed walking across Highway 20 in Coupeville By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter

A pedestrian was killed on Highway 20 Thursday evening at an accidentprone intersection near the Coupeville traffic light. The Washington State Patrol has identified the woman as Coupeville resident Toni Chapman, 61. She was struck by two vehicles at about 5:52 p.m. and died at the scene. Her next of kin were notified by the Island County coroner. According to a state patrol news release, Chapman was walking in the southbound lane near the intersection of Ebey Road and NW Broadway when she was struck by a 2001 Ford Taurus driven by Wilma New, 76, of Langley. Chapman fell onto the northbound lane of Highway 20 and was then struck by the second vehicle, a 1994 Chevy Suburban driven by Adan Sifuentesgarcia, 18, of Oak Harbor. Island County Coroner Robert Bishop said it appeared that Chapman was crossing the highway when the accident occurred. He said there was no way for the drivers to avoid hitting her; it was dark and windy at the time. “She suffered devastating injuries that were immediately fatal,� Bishop said. The accident occurred near a crossroads of pedestrian trails that are well used. Bishop said Chapman was known for walking around the Coupeville area. She was wearing dark-colored exercise clothes when she was struck. “It was a tragic accident,� said Chad Michael, battalion chief for Central

Whidbey Fire and Rescue. Michael, the command officer on the scene, said a Whidbey General Hospital ambulance crew was the first of the emergency responders to arrive. A few good Samaritans were there as well helping New, who he said was treated for minor injuries. Michael noted that this was the fourth major accident to occur at this intersection this year. Chapman is also the second pedestrian killed there in the past two years. Coupeville resident Everett Coffman was killed in nearly the same spot in February of 2010. The accident shut down Highway 20, from the Coupeville light to Sherman Road, for hours. The news release from the state patrol cited the cause as “pedestrian in the roadway� and said no charges are pending. Chapman was a resident of Cam-Bey Senior Apartments in Coupeville. “The family is very distraught,� said Pat Weekley, the manager of the apartment building. “We at Cam-Bey are very saddened and upset.� Chapman had three adult daughters living in Oak Harbor, Mount Vernon and Abilene, Texas. Chapman was the fourth person to die in a traffic related accident on Whidbey Island in the past week. On Saturday, three young men were killed in a one-car accident on Wilkinson Road north of Clinton. Assistant editor Jessie Stensland contributed to this story.

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Man beats girlfriend, asks for arrest By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter

A 22-year-old Oak Harbor man apparently regretted beating his girlfriend while she was holding a baby and immediately admitted his actions to police, telling an officer to arrest him, court documents indicate. Prosecutors charged Rumeal Wilson in Island County Superior Court Nov. 9 with second-degree assault and unlawful imprisonment. Both were charged as domestic-violence related counts. Oak Harbor Police Officer Manuel Silveira responded to a 911 hang-up call at a SE

Fourth Avenue apartment on Nov. 6. As the officer pulled up to the apartment complex, Wilson came out of the apartment and walked up to Silveira. Wilson put his arms out to be cuffed and told the officer to arrest him for beating the woman, according to Silveira’s report on the incident. Wilson explained to the officer that he had been fighting with his girlfriend. He wanted to go play basketball with a friend, but she threatened that she wouldn’t take care of their 1-monthold baby if he left, the report states. Wilson admitted to punch-

ing her repeatedly with his fists. The woman said she ran from Wilson, but he kicked down the bedroom door, pulled her to the ground by the hair and stuffed a pair of panties in her mouth. She said she was able to grab a phone to call for help, but he took the batteries out, the police report states. The woman claimed she then went to the couch and picked up her daughter. She said Wilson then “punched her some more and accidentally hit their daughter in the process,� the report states. He then took the daughter away so that he could con-

tinue hitting her, the woman told the officer. Wilson allegedly continued to hit the woman until she started to black out and threatened to kill her, the officer wrote. The police report states that doctors diagnosed the alleged victim with a fractured nose, a concussion with loss of consciousness, lacerations to the ear that required stitches and severe contusions to the face and head. If convicted of the charges against him, Wilson could face from six months to a year in jail under the standard sentencing range.

Broken nose results in felony charge for man, 19 Oak Harbor man faces three to nine months By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter

A 19-year-old Oak Harbor man was charged with a felony for allegedly attacking a Navy man and breaking his nose, court documents indicate. Prosecutors charged Calvin Caudell in Island County Superior Court Nov. 7 with assault in the second degree. Oak Harbor Police Officer

Manuel Silveira was on patrol on Midway Boulevard early in the morning of April 23 when he saw a man punching someone on the ground. Silveira ordered the aggressor, later identified as Caudell, to get off the man who was lying on the sidewalk bleeding, according to the officer’s report. Silveira noted in his report that the victim, who was 22 years old at the time, had blood running from his nose and mouth, as well as a bruised and bloodshot eye that was swelling shut. The victim said he and a friend, who had left the

scene, were walking home from a downtown nightclub. They encountered Caudell and his friend near the bowling alley and the two groups exchanged words. The man said Caudell punched him, knocking him to the ground, and then kept punching him, the report states. Likewise, Caudell told the officer that the man was “talking smack� so he punched him and then kept punching him when he was on the ground. But he later said he

had acted in self defense. Silveira administered a breathalyzer test on Caudell at the jail; it showed he had a blood-alcohol content of 0.184, about double the legal limit for driving. The victim was treated at Whidbey General Hospital and was diagnosed with a nasal fracture, court documents show. If convicted of the charge against him, Caudell would face from three to nine months in jail under the standard sentencing range.

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A missed opportunity Allowing Island County Commissioner Kelly Emerson to become chairwoman of the board would have been a good idea, but it was an opportunity missed. For decades it has been routine to rotate the chair position among the three commissioners each year, at least when it makes sense. Former Commissioner John Dean was chairman twice in a row because, in the second year, his newly elected colleagues had no experience. But this week, Democrats Helen Price Johnson and Angie Homola refused to allow Republican Emerson her turn, instead voting to pick Price Johnson for the position, taking over from Homola who served this year. True, Emerson isn’t a traditional politician in Island County. Her Tea Party roots make her unpopular with county employees who fear their jobs may be cut or regulations reduced. And more seriously, she and her husband did sue the county when Mr. Emerson added a sun room to their Camano Island home without a building permit. It might also have been situated in a wetland. After a long legal battle, it looks like the Emersons will owe the county thousands of dollars in costs and penalties. However, Emerson remains an elected county commissioner and she represents the majority of voters who threw Democrat John Dean out of office last year after just one term. So what would have been so bad about letting her take her turn as board chairperson? Emerson remains a puzzle to many islanders. Putting her up front at board meetings would give her a higher profile, allow her to speak more, and give the public a better idea of where she wants county government to go. The two Democrats would still retain majority control, but Emerson would be learning how to deal with the public and how to efficiently and fairly run a public meeting. If she were to make a fool of herself, well, that would be something the voting public also needs to know. A year at the helm would have given the Emerson the experience she needs to lead the county if she becomes the senior commissioner in late 2012, as could happen. Homola and Price Johnson are both up for election. All the issues that got John Dean booted out of office will still be in play, and the economy will still be in the tank. Emerson may have the last laugh, after all.

THE WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES Published each Wednesday and Saturday from the office of The Whidbey News-Times 107 S. Main St, Ste E101 ~ P.O. Box 1200 ~ Coupeville, WA 98239 (360) 675-6611 ~ (360) 679-2695 fax On the Internet at www.whidbeynewstimes.com We’re independently audited!

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1BSLJOH VOTBGF BU BOZ TQFFE I recently made a trip downtown and was boxed in by a SUV on my right and a pickup with a canopy on my left. As I was trying to back out of my parking space two cars went behind me traveling between 25 and 30 miles per hour. Then a pickup and trailer went by. I could not see any of them until they were right behind me. Earlier, I considered attending a city council meeting to discuss this subject. I discarded the idea after reading reports in this paper that anyone with a dissenting thought on the project was summarily dismissed. A member of the business community was told by a council member to “go back to school and take Business 101 and you will

understand why this is a good idea.� The city council chose to ignore, or failed to consider, the safety aspects of what they were doing: A serious dereliction of duty, in my opinion. I would like to make another point. It seems as though the people in Oak Harbor city government are unable to think. I believe this because of the tremendous amount of money they have spent on consultants year after year. Melvin Beck Oak Harbor

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“sort-of summer,� it seemed their advance was looking mighty successful. Time to call in the pros. Beth, of Fine Line Painting, came by and assessed the situation. All the while, I have to admit, I was getting nervous about having to find a large sum of money (it’s a big roof!) for all the hard work that was facing Beth and her skilled crew. She assured me she would give us a good deal, recognizing we are a nonprofit organization, and that historic preservation is important to her. She scheduled an appointment, and, in passing, mentioned that this one was “on her� -- no charge! Beth, you really made my day! Your generosity and great work in your community are truly appreciated, and make a huge difference. Thank you for your

help, and for the expert work of your professional crew. No more green! While I’m at it, I would also like to thank Bill Piggot and his crew of volunteers from the Central Whidbey Lions for replacing several stair steps on our front porch this summer. Our Lions clubs are always ready to jump in and lend a hand. Well done, gentlemen! There are so many amazing volunteers in our midst, that do so much to make our Island such a great place to live, I couldn’t possibly thank you all by name. I thank you here, and I encourage everyone to show appreciation whenever you see them in action. Rick Castellano, Executive director, Island County Historical Museum

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CONTINUED FROM A1 with her at the time. Wallace said deputies repeatedly contacted Willey to ask about his mother’s whereabouts and he offered “many different excuses� about why she wasn’t home. At first he said she was visiting a friend. “His stories kept getting less plausible and less plausible and at one point he wasn’t there anymore,� Wallace said. Wallace indicated that Willey left town before detectives had a chance to interview him in any detail. Since then, Willey was arrested in California on suspicion of DUI, court documents indicate. Willey is supposed to return to Whidbey Island next month for a hearing on a court case. He is facing a second-degree assault charge for allegedly stabbing a man in the head. According to the police report, Willey attacked the man in his car Feb. 18 in Oak Harbor, apparently because he was upset with Tews. The alleged victim reported that he accepted a ride home, but Willey pulled over during the drive and spoke on his cell phone with his mother. Tews had just kicked him out of her house, which angered Willey. The report indicates that the phone call upset Willey and that he suddenly attacked his passenger after hanging up. Willey allegedly stabbed the man in the head and face with

a pocket knife, the report states. Court documents show that Tews filed two petitions for “vulnerable adult orders for protection� against Willey, who has lived with her off and on for years. Tews filed her first petition in Island County Superior Court on March 11, 2010. She wrote that she wanted Willey out of her home because she was afraid of him. “I feel the respondent will act out in revenge and may harm me,� she wrote. “He will not leave my home when asked. He shows signs of paranoia — mixed with alcohol use and loaded weapons. I am fearful with him in my house.� Tews claimed that she fell and broke her hip at home, but Willey would not help her. He told her that her hip wasn’t broken and that she should stop “squealing like a stuck pig,� she wrote. She lay on the ground for two hours before managing to call a friend for help. Tews wrote that she has several handguns and rifles in the room that Willey occupies. She wrote that he told her he loaded all the guns and brought one into the kitchen for her. “I am unclear of his motive,� she wrote. Tews also wrote that she wanted law enforcement to help her secure her credit cards and her will. Island County Superior Court Judge Vickie Churchill granted a temporary order and later a permanent “vulnerable adult order for protection� that barred Willey from his mother’s home or

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from having any contact with her. Then on May 18, Tews filed a motion to terminate the order. She wrote that her stepdaughter wouldn’t let her drive her car, so she needed Willey to get her mail, put her trash out and shop for her. As a result, the judge terminated the protection order. But again on Sept. 21, Tews filed a second petition for a vulnerable adult protection order. In the petition, Tews wrote that a week earlier Willey spent the day drinking, pointed a rifle at her head and told her to say goodbye. She claimed she tried to knock the gun out of his hands and bruised her arm. She attached a photo of her bruised arm, apparently taken at Whidbey General Hospital. In addition, she wrote that her son refused to take her to medical appointments. She claimed she was having chest pains one day and he refused to help her or bring her the phone; she found that her Lifeline device was disabled, she wrote. Also, she claimed that Willey made her give him money. The judge approved the temporary order and set the hearing for the permanent protection order for Sept. 29. Tews didn’t show up for the hearing, however, and the judge dismissed the petition. The temporary order expired on that day. Wallace said investigators didn’t locate any firearms when they searched Tews’ home.

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North Whidbey Help House director Jean Wieman looks over a mostly empty pallet used to store food. Despite hundreds of families seeking help from the food bank, donations have been noticeably less in recent weeks.

FOOD CONTINUED FROM A1 entrees, chili, stews, hearty soups, spaghetti sauce, macaroni and cheese, canned fruits, tomatoes and cereals. The food bank is especially in need of canned tuna, canned chicken and peanut butter. “Protein is always the

hardest donation for food banks to get and it’s the most expensive to buy,� Hughes said. The Help House welcomes “anything,� Wieman said. “We’re almost out of everything,� she added. This time of year, food banks need to be restocked for the following year and welcome nonperishable food items and monetary

donations. “We’re just still plugging along and we’ve still never had to turn anyone away due to consistent support of the food bank. The community always rises to the occasion,� Hughes said. Gifts from the Heart is located at 203 N. Main St., Coupeville. For information call 678-8312. For information about the Help House, call 675-0681.

Oak Harbor’s focus is education, not AYP scores By PETER HUNT

The federal No Child Left Behind law that requires students to be tested for “Adequate Yearly Progress� can be extremely confusing. Here are a few facts and common misperceptions to help understand Adequate Yearly Progress, or “AYP.� Adequate Yearly Progress sets the bar for the percentage of students that must pass state tests in reading and math. New target percentages are set each year for the testing average of all students in the district and each school building, and in nine demographic sub-categories such as Asian/ Pacific Islander, Limited English, and Low-income. The standards to meet AYP increase annually until 100 percent of the nation’s students must pass both tests in all demographic categories in 2014, two school years from now. Try to think of any other field of human endeavor that expects 100 percent

SOUND OFF success (i.e., crime rates, health care, business success, athletics, etc.). Misperception 1: Not meeting Adequate Yearly Progress means that a school or a district is failing. Larger schools are penalized harshly for demographic diversity. A medium-sized district like Oak Harbor has 270 different combinations of school and demographic categories that must reach the target passing rate: that’s 270 possible ways to fail to meet AYP. Smaller school districts have far less of a challenge. Additionally, each state creates their own test –- there is nothing “standard� about them on a national level. Washington took that job seriously and set the bar high. It’s difficult to accurately compare testing state to state, but looking at SAT scores for college admission is one indication that Washington

expects more of its students. Washington has the highest SAT scores in the nation, and that’s been true for eight years in a row. AYP puts states like Washington that rightfully require challenging tests on a path toward failure. Only one of Washington’s 147 medium to large school districts (over 1,000 students) met AYP last year (Mercer Island). That means 99.3 percent of Washington’s medium to large schools did not meet AYP. That represents 98.4 percent of all state students as being in failing districts. The standard is unrealistic to the point of being meaningless, and it is widely understood that Congress will remove or significantly change the requirement at some point in the near future. Misperception 2: Not passing the test means that students are failing. “Proficiency� is a higher level of understanding than the traditional definition that it takes a grade of “F� to fail. Proficiency is closer to a solid “C.� A student testing at the

C-minus or D-plus level would be extremely unlikely to pass the state test. At the elementary level, Oak Harbor made AYP in reading in 2010, but not in 2011. That happened despite the fact that our overall elementary reading scores improved. Additionally, the largest elementary school in the district – Hillcrest — made AYP in all categories. Last year, Oak Harbor High School students scored 2.4 percent and 5.2 percent higher than the state average on the two required math tests, yet the high school did not make AYP in math due to an inadequate score in one of the demographic sub-categories. Is it reasonable to draw the conclusion that Oak Harbor students are failing in math, despite having above-average overall test grades in a state that sets higher standards than most? At no time in our history have schools been expected to meet such

impossibly high standards and comply with such complex rules. To make matters worse, AYP tells us nothing about student performance in science, writing, history, geography, music, art or foreign languages, much less leadership, innovation, citizenship and work-ethic. Big-picture goals are far more important than unrealistic mandates such as AYP. Our goal is to prepare every graduate to continue their education after high school in a manner that will realistically lead to a career. Oak Harbor offers one of the state’s most successful career-technology programs, fully integrated with rigorous academics including 12 Advanced Placement courses, to offer real opportunity for all students. Our focus is on educating every student for success. Peter Hunt is a member of the Oak Harbor School District Board of Directors.

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OBITUARIES

Judy Thomas Van Deen

Judy Thomas Van Deen Judy Thomas Van Deen passed away quietly on Aug. 16, 2011. She was born June 5, 1927 in Seattle to Franklin and Vivian Thomas. Growing up on Queen Anne Hill, Judy was a member of Phi Mu Sorority at the University of Washington. After college, she worked at KIRO radio and TV in Seattle. In 1951, she married Robert A. Van Deenand began a 60-year marriage. Judy worked as

a writer and reporter for local North Seattle newspapers while raising a family. She was the first executive director of the chamber of commerce of the new city of Shoreline. Judy was also editor of Seattle Magazine. Judy’s grandfathers were pioneers in the Puget Sound area, both starting and running successful businesses (one a sawmill, the other a fish cannery) on Waldron Island in the 1890s. She spent weekends and summers on Whidbey Island throughout her life before retiring to the Island in 1988. Judy will be missed by her husband, Bob, and children, Tom (Peggy), Ross (Nancy), and Vivian Smith (Michael) as well as grandchildren Matthew and Valerie Mock, Michael, Alex, and Christine Van Deen. A celebration of Judy’s life will be at the Coupeville Methodist Church Saturday, Nov. 26, at 2 p.m. Memorials in Judy’s memory may be sent to The Murie Center, a nonprofit foundation “Inspiring Mindful Action on Behalf of Wild Nature� (www.muriecenter.org).

Edwin Perkins

Edwin R. ‘Ed’ Perkins Edwin R. “Ed� Perkins Edwin Rollins Perkins, 71, local small business owner and retired Navy chief, died suddenly on Nov. 14, 2011, at Skagit Valley Hospital, Mount Vernon. Ed was born March 24, 1940, in Brentwood, N.H., to John C. and Evelyn E. Perkins. Ed was raised in Exeter, N.H. He graduated from high school in Exeter in 1958 and soon after, enlisted in the U.S. Navy. His military career took him to many duty stations and ports, including the Philippines, Iceland, Rhode

Island, Florida, Italy and finally to Whidbey Island, where he retired in 1979 as an Aviation Electrician (E-7). During his last tour at NAS Whidbey, Ed settled in Coupeville and opened a small engine and mower repair shop out of his home on Ebey Road. Following his retirement from the Navy, he expanded operations by opening Perkins Mower and Saw Depot on Pioneer Way in Oak Harbor. Mowers and equipment would be dropped off at that location, allowing Ed to take them to his home shop and return the items to the depot for pickup. A few short years later, Ed’s business in Oak Harbor grew large enough to require a full sales and service location on Midway Boulevard. Ed built his new shop on Goldie Road in 2001. To say Ed enjoyed being a small business owner is an understatement. Ed relished the fact that he was his own boss and was making a living doing something that energized him every single day. His sense of dedication to his customers was evident in his six-day work week and the rare personal vacations that he allowed himself. Ed loved spending time with his family,

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especially his grandchildren, ,in his later years. He enjoyed watching football and baseball and rooted for the Seahawks and Mariners. He was a longtime member of the Coupeville Lions Club and was an active participant in their annual Lions Club Garage Sale each July. Ed was also a member of the American Legion, Post 0032 of Exeter, N.H., the Fleet Reserve Association Branch 97 of Oak Harbor and Island County Fire District 5 (Now Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue). Ed is survived by his wife Alice, Coupeville, and by three children, Chip Perkins and wife Shannon of Ford, Wash., Carl Perkins and wife Nicole of Newark, Del., and Colleen Perkins and fiancĂŠ Rick Camara of Spokane; and by five grandchildren, Wyatt, Emma, Jacob, Andrew and Nicholas Perkins. Five brothers and sisters also survive: John Cameron “Camâ€? Perkins of Exeter; Linda White of Big Lake, Ark., Charlotte Hilchey and Melanie Dolive, both of Longview, Texas, and Martha Jane Bean of Chicago. Ed requested no formal funeral services be conducted. Cremation was held with private family inurnment to be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting donations to be sent to: Attn: Memorial Fund, Coupeville Lions Club P.O. Box 473 Coupeville, WA 98239. Friends and family are encouraged to share memories and condolences at www. wallinfuneralhome.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Wallin Funeral Home & Cremation, Oak Harbor.

James M. Fosnaugh James M. Fosnaugh, 88, passed away Nov. 11, 2011, about 1 p.m. at the West View Care Center in Britt, Iowa. Funeral services were held Nov. 16 at the Immanuel Reformed United Church of Christ In Klemme, Iowa. The

Rev. Donna Buckman officiated. Andrews Funeral Home. 528 E. Main St. Klemme, Iowa, was in charge of arrangements. Jim was born Jan. 8, 1923, to Edward and Anna Mae (Simerl) Fosnaugh in Halbur, Iowa. He attended country schools and finished the eighth-grade in Algona, Iowa. Jim worked for many farmers in the Algona area and, in August of 1943, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and was transferred to the Air Corps where he was an aerial gunner. He was stationed at Kimbolton, England. During his tour, he flew 35 bombing missions as a ball turret gunner over German occupied territory with the 379th bomb group. He returned to the states in January of 1945. On Jan. 15, 1945, he married Ruth Mannes of Thompson, Iowa. This union was blessed with one son, David James. Jim was discharged from service at the Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas in October 1945 at the end of the war. He and his wife returned to Iowa, Jim then resumed working for farmers. In August of 1958, the family moved to Klemme, Iowa where they have resided since. He worked much of his life for Hancock County Oil and for Larson Oil Company. James is survived by his wife Ruth; son David and his wife Peg (Boyd) Fosnaugh of Oak Harbor; granddaughters Kelli Jo Terrill of SedroWoolley and Terri Jo (Wallace) Forslof of Arlington, Wash.; great-grandchildren Jacob Hummel, Joshua Terrill and David Forslof; three sisters-inlaw, Jean Pearson of Klemme, Ethel Mannes of Lake Mills, Ind., and Zita Fosnaugh of Bancroft, Ind.; also many beloved nieces and nephews. James was preceded in death by his parents, Edward and Anna Mae; four brothers, Gilbert, Delbert, Albert (Joe) and Earnest; sisters Myrtle Schaffer, Velma Waltman, Harriet Foster and Stella Pratt; and step-great-grandson Mathew Terrill.

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The Oak Harbor High School football team rang up an outstanding season in 2011, and, as a result, cashed in on all-league honors this fall. In addition to 16 football players being honored, the Wildcat cross country team picked up 11 Wesco awards, the volleyball team five, the soccer team four and the swim team one. Senior Josiah Miller led the football awards as he was named first-team running back, defensive back and punt returner for the second year in a row. Senior running back Brent Ryan and senior lineman Cody Hernkind also received first-team offense honors. Joining Miller on the firstteam defense was junior lineman Jeremy Foster. Foster was a second-team

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For the second consecutive year, Josiah Miller earned first-team, all-league honors for offense, defense and special teams. offensive lineman choice for the second consecutive year. Senior center Tucker Lundstrom and junior tight end Austyn Walker were also

second-team offensive picks. Lundstrom earned honorable mention last year. Linebackers Hernkind and senior Nick Farrell and junior

Oak Harbor youth football sends 3 teams to championship games Three Oak Harbor youth football teams competed in their North Cascade Football League divisional championship games with the local Pee

Wee League team snaring a win. The Oak Harbor Pee Wee club (7- and 8-year-olds) upset previously undefeated

Sedro-Woolley 20-6 Oct. 29 for the title. During the regular season, Oak Harbor fell to SedroWoolley 8-6 for its only loss. The Junior League Jaguars (11- and 12-year-olds) lost their title match 12-6 to Ferndale Nov. 12 when Ferndale scored on a 50-yard pass on the game’s final play. The Jaguars went 7-0 during the regular season, including a 6-0 win over Ferndale. The Senior League Wildcats (13-year-olds) reached the championship game by upending previously unbeaten Ferndale. In the title tilt, the Wildcats lost to Sedro-Woolley 33-8, nearly a copy of a 32-8 loss to SedroWoolley during the regular season.

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Dylan Harris (22) of the youth league Wildcats races for yardage in the title game.

defensive back Isaiah Trower were chosen for the defensive second team. Hernkind was honorable mention in 2010. Honorable mention choices this fall were senior wide receiver Mike Washington, junior quarterback Ian Kolste, senior linebacker Justin Everett and senior defensive lineman Casey Ferguson. The cross country team had one first-team runner, senior Matt Reith. Secondteam honors went to seniors Joshua Schrum, Hannah Bressler and Heather Dale; junior Christina Wicker; and freshman John Rodeheffer. Honorable mention went to senior Taylor VonGrey; juniors John Kaltenbach, Ashley Everett and Carlie Kenny; and sophomore Alex Laiblin. Reith and Wicker were first-team selections in 2010, and Bressler and Laiblin were second team. The volleyball squad dominated the all-Wesco second team by placing seniors Janine DeGuzman and Christina Alexander, junior

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Matt Reith is a two-time, first-team all-Western Conference cross country selection. Taylor Nienhuis and sophomore Kayleigh Harper on the squad. Junior Roshel Muzzall was an honorable mention selection. In soccer, junior midfielder Mckenzie Schneider was

picked for the All-Wesco second team. Senior defenders Maura McKole and Morgan Murphy and freshman midfielder Nalani Gabbert received honorable mention. Senior swimmer Ciara Hu was named to the first team.

Coupeville welcomes new coach to lead boys basketball program When the Coupeville High School boys basketball team gathered around their coach at the beginning of the first practice Monday, Nov. 14, the players heard a new voice. Anthony Smith is the new Wolves coach, taking over for Randy King, who retired after 20 years at the helm. Smith, a native of Sioux City, Iowa, played basketball at the University of South Dakota then joined the Navy, which brought him to Washington. He retired in 1995 and attended Whatcom Community College and then Western Washington University. Before taking the Coupeville job, Smith was an assistant coach at Ferndale High School for seven years and then at Whatcom CC for four. He targeted the Coupeville job because it gave him the opportunity to be a head coach.

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New Coupeville High School boys basketball coach Anthony Smith emphasizes a point in practice. Smith said the Wolves “are going to play fast with an emphasis on the defensive end.�

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OHHS grads earn collegiate honors Three Oak Harbor High School graduates recently received collegiate athletic honors for their efforts this fall. Jennie Jansen, a junior at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa, was named to the first-team, all-Great Plains Athletic Conference volleyball list. Jansen, an outside hitter, led her club in kills per set (2.5). She also hit .182, had a team-high 14 matches with double figure kills, totaled 87 blocks and added 81 digs. Jansen was a second-team, all-league choice in 2010. Carson McKole earned first-team, all-league honors for the Central Washington University women’s soccer team. McKole, a junior, is only the fourth CWU player ever to earn first-team honors. She led the team with nine goals and four game-winning goals this season and was fourth in the Great Pacific Athletic Conference in goals and third in shots. McKole was also chosen for the all-academic GNAC team for the second consecu-

tive year and was selected GNAC Player of the Week twice this season. The Wildcats finished the year with a 9-5-4 record and placed fourth in the GNAC with an 8-4-2 mark, the most wins for CWU since joining the league in 2001. Rodrick Rumble, now playing football for Idaho State University, has been added to the Walter Payton Award watch list. Rumble, a junior wide receiver, is having a recordbreaking year for the Bengals. He has set an ISU season reception yardage record and broke the Big Sky Conference reception record. With one game remaining, Rumble has 98 catches for 1,224 yards and nine touchdowns. The Sports Network established the Walter Payton Player of the Year Award in 1987, and it is presented annually to the most outstanding college football player on the Football Championship Subdivision level.

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SPORTS IN BRIEF 4OPX CVT TFUT TJHO VQ NFFUJOH A sign-up and informational meeting for the Mount Baker snow bus is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 6 p.m. at the Oak Harbor High School Student Union Building. Information about ski and snowboard rentals, lessons and season passes will be available at the meeting. The bus is open to all middle and high school students. The first of eight trips is Saturday, Jan. 7. Call 675-9586 for more information or register online at www.winterride. mtbaker.us.

also receive a discount on lift tickets. For detailed information visit www.swparks.org or call 360-221-5484 for a brochure.

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Thanks, Barney the Barn Owl FAITHFUL LIVING By Joan Bay Klope He arrived under the arm of a local game warden and I will never forget the anticipation we felt as he placed the immature barn owl on the back of a chair in our kitchen. Somehow separated from his mother and siblings before being “rescued� by a wellintentioned wildlife lover, the owl did not move a muscle as we pondered his rotten luck and our good fortune to have him in our midst. In spite of his illegal capture, he was healthy yet solidly imprinted on humans. He was unaware that in the wild he would be a skilled hunter, able to locate prey by sound alone, capturing a mouse in complete darkness or hidden by vegetation or snow. As we learned details about this fine young owl he began to investigate our home by moving his head. That fall we were the parents of young children and he was particularly enchanted with their toys, scattered across the living room carpet. Because he had been handled by humans, he was calm and his trust grew quickly. In short order he made the top of our refrigerator his perch of choice and soundlessly flew around the house, grabbing toys with his talons and gently mouthing them with his beak. He became the coolest pet on the block and we made the most of his notoriety because of his gentleness. As permitted transitional “rehabbers,� we understood that he would remain under our care until an educational wildlife facility could be located. I think of Barney the Barn Owl every autumn when the wind grows chilly and the leaves begin to fall. When our golden lab moves across the lawn with his nose to the ground. When hot coffee fills mugs and big plans are made over the phone. When the men in my family slip out of warm beds and willingly venture into the cold and rain to enjoy the hunt, some manly conversation and watch nature in action. “Come see Jack swim after a duck,� is my yearly invitation. But the wilderness does not tug at my soul in that way. I prefer to celebrate autumn by decorating indoors, lighting candles and cooking stews and breads and pumpkin pie. In due time permanent handlers were located and we bid Barney, a gentle and handsome specimen of a barn owl, goodbye. He spent the remainder of his life traveling to schools filled with fascinated children. During autumn my faith surrounds me like a comforter and pillow, strategically placed beside a wood stove. It warms my soul and calms my questions. I find I can sit and enjoy the mysteries of nature without any need to figure it all out. I can watch the birds leave and find contentment in wondering about their secret destinations. I can pin fallen leaves on my bulletin board and make muffins for the hunters when they return to sit at the table, tell their stories and sip their coffee. And I can stop and praise God for these powerful reminders of what a magnificent creator He truly is.

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Students warm the Help House with a new skill By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter

Knitting needles have been clacking in North Whidbey Middle School’s family and consumer science classroom as 7th grade students learned how to knit to benefit the North Whidbey Help House. Teacher Mar y Ann Duhrkopf had talked to the Help House staff about what her class could do to help the community during the cold winter months. Cindy Noe, who works at the Help House, came to the middle school to accept the donated scarves. “This’ll be a wonderful added bonus,� Noe said. Besides the contribution of the scarves, Noe said the skills students are learning 3FCFDDB 0MTPO 8IJECFZ /FXT 5JNFT are also important. Having a class that teaches basic Lauryn Boelke and Erica Sugatan both said they enjoyed knitting scarves. “I thought it was really skills like knitting and fun. I’d love to do it again,� Boelke said about the project. cooking is vital for youth, Noe said. going to just treasure the excited students, many of Kaplan said. “Many homeless chilWith the holidays beautiful work you have whom learned to knit only dren and adults are approaching, the students all done,� Noe told the recently. “It was really fun because said they were pleased to I didn’t know how to knit have learned a new skill so I learned how and got to that they can continue in help people,� said student their own time. “I’m going to keep knitHollie Dunn, whose favorite part of the project was ting stuff for presents for family and maybe more for donating the scarves. “I caught on really the Help House,� Kaplan fast,� said student Jennifer said. After knitting two Turnek. She knitted five scarves and some ear scarves and a leg warmer, warmers in the two to Sharon Cleary said she three weeks the students will definitely keep knithave been working on this ting. “It’s a fun thing to project. especially when “Now it’s a hobby and I do, can do it for other people,� you’re bored. It’s a nice hobby, especially around Turnek said. Student Erica Sugatan Christmas because you knitted two scarves and is can make people gifts,� Cleary said. hard at work on her third. Kathy Fleck from Oak “I feel really great because the people really Harbor Knit and Sew need them and their necks helped teach the students are going to be cold,� knitting and offered discounts on yarn. Sugatan said. Next, the students plan Gregory Kaplan learned the basics of knitting with to make quilts for woundhis mom years ago but this ed soldiers with help from project made him more Quilters on the Rock. To donate items or interested in knitting. “When I was doing it receive assistance, visit I felt really good because the Help House, located 3FCFDDB 0MTPO 8IJECFZ /FXT 5JNFT the scarf was going to go at 1091 SE Hathaway St., Seventh grade student Jennifer Turnek puts the finishing touch- to someone in need and Oak Harbor. For informathat felt really good,� tion call 675-0681. es on one of five scarves she knitted for the Help House.

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RELIGION NOTES $IVSDIFT KPJO PO 5IBOLTHJWJOH FWF Whidbey Presbyterian and Oak Harbor Lutheran churches will combine to present a Thanksgiving Eve service Nov. 23 at 7 p.m. at Whidbey Presbyterian Church, 1148 S.E. 8th Avenue in Oak Harbor. Jeffrey Spencer, pastor of the Oak Harbor Lutheran Church, will give the message and the choirs of both churches and a wind ensemble will present special music. There will be child care available and refreshments. All are welcome. Call 679-3579.

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Oak Harbor High School seniors Joyce Abides and Chelsey McKenzie transform teacher Marc deLeuze from brunette to bright pink.

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With his bright pink hair, it’s obvious that Oak Harbor High School teacher Marc deLeuze lost a bet. At least it was for a good cause. Although not affiliated with the Heath Careers Club at the

high school, deLeuze, a selfproclaimed “across the hall tormentor,� said he enjoys peeking into their meetings to chat. He teaches Computer Aided Drafting in the classroom across the hall. “The club promotes healthy lifestyles for students and the community,� said club co-advi-

Keep the holidays jolly and safe The Impaired Driving Impact Panel of Island County offers a merry way to have fun safely this holiday season at the Holiday Fun event on Wednesday, Nov. 30 from 5 to 7 p.m. in room 137 at the Oak Harbor Library, located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. IDIPIC Holiday Fun for tweens, teens and adults

offers mocktails, snacks, games with the fatal vision impairment goggles, a silent auction and giveaways. The free event kicks off National Impaired Driving Prevention Month. It highlights underage drinking and substance abuse prevention. Visit www.idipic.org or call 672-8219.

sor and high school teacher Trevor Reed. They do projects and poster presentations around the school to highlight healthy lifestyle choices and they participate in monthly themes, such as October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Reed said. Once when deLeuze peeked into a club meeting, the students asked him if he’d color his hair pink if the club could raise enough money for Susan G. Komen For the Cure, a foundation dedicated to finding a cure for breast cancer. DeLeuze said he would if the club could raise enough money. Last year, the club raised some money but they exceeded that amount this year, Reed said. During October, the club

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“O Lord my God, I cried unto thee and thou hast healed me� (Ps.30:2). To find out how the Bible can bring peace and health to your life, join a chat Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 11 a.m. at the Christian Science Reading Room, 721 SW 20th Court, Oak Harbor, or join on the internet at www.spirituality. com/chats.

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Sunday Worship ...8:30 am & 10:45 am Classes For All Ages..................9:45 am Youth Ministries-Choirs-Bible Studies

Dave Johnson, Pastor

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Worship Assembly.......................9:30 am Bible Classes for all ages............11:00am Wed. Classes for all ages..............6:30pm

Joe Cook, Preaching Minister www.churchofchrist-oh.org oakharborchurch@gmail.com

555 SE Regatta Dr. • Oak Harbor The Rev. Patricia Eustis, Rector Worship Services held in All Saint’s Chapel (Building across from large church)

SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30AM SUNDAY SCHOOL BEGINS AT 9:00AM 360-279-0715 www.ststephensofoakharbor.org

God-Centered Worship Christ-Centered Preaching Verse-by-Verse Teaching Worship: 1 PM 1411 Wieldraayer Road (off of Swantown Road) Pastor Keith McFaul 360-279-9713 www.GraceEvangelical.org

Sunday Morning Worship Service 9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Midweek Worship Service 7:00 P.M. 1560 S.E. 9th Ave • 679-6959 “It’s By Grace!â€?

The Catholic Church Invites You‌. 185 N Oak Harbor St. ~ Oak Harbor

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St. Mary’s Parish 678-6536 207 Main St. ~ Coupeville

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Celebration Service/Kids’ Ministry 10 am Mission Emanuel Spanish Services Sunday Evening at 6pm Child Care Provided 319 SW 3rd Avenue www.oakharborag.org

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Monday Prayer Meeting - 6:00 P.M. Tuesday Night Bible Study- 6:30 P.M. Friday High Praise Service- 6:30 P.M. Sunday Celebration/Children’s Ministry – 9:30 A.M. Sunday Morning Worship Service – 11:00 A.M. Church Telephone Number (360)679-1003 Bishop Charles And Pastor Effie Boyles (360)929-3127

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Lutheran Church

NW 2nd Avenue & Heller Road Across the street from OHHS Staadium

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Dave Templin, Pastor Bethany Popkes, Youth Director Kurt Imbach, Adult Facilitator

Sunday Evening Prayer 6:30 PM at St. Mary Catholic Church in Coupeville

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Concordia Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Worship Service ......................Sunday 10:00am Adult Bible Study & Sunday School...11:15am Evening Service ................Wednesday 6:30pm Nursery Available

Pastor Juan Palm 360-675-2548 Preschool 360-679-1697 590 N. Oak Harbor St • Oak Harbor www.concordialutheranwhidbey.org

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Word Of Everlasting Life & Faith Church

Sunday Worship 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00

Sunday Service 10 am

Bible Study For All Ages.....9:15 a.m. Worship Services.....10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Services..................6 p.m. Prayer Meeting & Student Ministries Child care for all services. Pastor Grafton Robinson Associate Pastor Lemuel B. Villano 675-6686 www.ohsbc.org

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Minister: Rev. Elizabeth “Kit� Ketcham Childcare Year-Round Religious Education Sept-June All are welcome 360-321-8656 www.whidbey.com/uucwi uuadmin@whidbey.com

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Trinity Lutheran Church

James Lindus, Pastor Dennis Hanson, Pastor George Brunjes, Pastor Eric Ottum, Pastor Karl Olsen, Minister of Music

Sunday School 9:15am Worship Service 10:30 am

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island

St. Augustine’s Parish • 675-2303 5:00 pm 8:00am & 9:30 am 9:00 am

(Just two miles south of the Greenbank Farm)

50 SW 6th Avenue

Calvary Chapel Oak Harbor

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Masses: Saturday Sunday Wed & Fri

874 Plantation Drive Greenbank, WA

Oak Harbor Southern Baptist Church

Whidbey Presbyterian Church

1000 NE Koetje Street

Pastor Greg Adkins

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church

Pastor Clint Webb Pastor Zac Sawhill

Oak Harbor Church of Christ (Just North of Office Max)

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DOGS ARE READY TO LISTEN Children with an adult can read aloud to a patient dog who loves to listen every Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Oak Harbor Library, located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115 or visit www.snoisle.org.

WGH TEACHES HOW TO DELAY DIABETES Studies have shown that people who are at risk for developing diabetes can prevent or delay the disease with lifestyle changes. Learn how for free on Nov. 19 from 10 a.m. to noon in the Whidbey General Hospital conference room. Registration required: call 678-7656 ext. 4005 or 321-7656 ext. 4005.

SIMPLE WILLS MADE SIMPLE Learn alternatives to simple wills, from marital community agreements to revocable living trusts and more. Complete your simple will for $25. Class alone is $15. Bring a pen with blue ink and have representatives and beneficiaries in mind. Class is Nov. 19 at 12:30 p.m. in the Whidbey General Hospital conference room. Registration required: call 678-7656 ext. 4005 or 321-7656 ext. 4005.

CHURCH BAZAAR TODAY IN FREELAND St. Augustine’s-in-theWoods Episcopal Church’s holiday bazaar is set for Nov. 19, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the church’s new parish hall building, located at 5217 Honeymoon Bay Road in Freeland. Shoppers can enjoy a lunch of homemade soup, bread and pie while shopping from a variety of mostly homemade gifts, decorations, textiles, tableware, jams, jellies, baked goods and gifts for animals. A special feature of this year’s bazaar

will be tours of St. Augustine’s new parish hall and office complex, which was completed earlier this year at a cost of more than $2 million. For information call 360-320-9877.

PROACTIVE LIVING IN A REACTIVE WORLD Learn how to increase your observational skills and personal safety while paying attention to your surroundings. This class is Nov. 19 at 1 p.m. in the Whidbey General Hospital conference room. Cost is $12. Registration required: call 678-7656 ext. 4005.

INVISIBLE MAGIC COMES TO LANGLEY Joey Pipia’s Magic Chamber, a national tour, will come to the Whidbey Island Center for the Arts on Nov. 19 at 7 and 9 p.m. Enjoy a fast-paced, funny show with unpredictable magic for adults. Tickets cost $20 at WICA in Langley or by calling 800-838-3006.

DANCE TO THE BIG BAND SOUND Whidbey Island’s Seanotes Big Band will play Nov. 19, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., at the Oak Harbor Elks Lodge. Join the fun and bring your dancing shoes. It’s open to the public and cost is $10.

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SPOILED DOGS TAKE AWAY PRIZES The Spoiled Dog Contest winner will be announced Nov. 20 at “Yappy Hour,� 3 to 5 p.m., at the Taste for Wine Tasting Room, Bayview Corner Cash Store. Dog lovers can meet contestants and enjoy live music and the “Hundred Bucks Show� art show. Call 360321-0515.

NOV. 21

MON. GROUP LOOKS TO THE STARS

Island County Astronomical Society meets Nov. 21 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 1050 SE Ireland St., Oak Harbor. Contact Dan Pullen at 679-7664 or icaspub@juno.com, or visit www.icas-wa.webs.com.

OVEREATING, NO MORE A new Overeaters Anonymous group will meet

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TUES. TODDLERS LEARN READING SKILLS Ages 18 months to 3 years enjoy music, stories, creative activities, movement and reading readiness skills Nov. 22 at 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at the Oak Harbor Library, 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Caregiver required. Call 675-5115 or visit www.sno-isle.org.

LET’S TALK PAIN AT BAYVIEW CENTER Carla Jolley will share what she learned about pain over several years working with the Living with Chronic Pain Program. Talk pain with her Nov. 22 at 12:30 p.m. at the Bayview Senior Center in Langley. Registration required: call 678-7656 ext. 4005 or 321-7656 ext. 4005.

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BABIES ARE READY READERS Babies and their caregivers share songs, stories, rhymes and fingerplays Nov. 23 at 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at the Oak Harbor Library, 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Playtime may follow. For ages 4 months to 18 months. Call 675-5115 or visit www.sno-isle.org.

NOV. 24

THURS. FREE DINNER IN OAK HARBOR On Nov. 24, which is Thanksgiving Day, North Whidbey Community Harvest is proud and happy to offer a free full turkey or ham dinner served from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Elks Lodge in Oak Harbor. People unable to get out or who are working may have a meal delivered upon request. Call 675-9909 in advance or, on Thanksgiving, call the Elks Lodge at 675-1321 and speak with the delivery coordinator or his staff. To help pay for the community cause, drop off a

Tag, a miniature long haired Dachshund, is this year’s Spoiled Dog winner.

donation with Jack Stiltz at Bay Printing on Barrington Avenue. Donations may be mailed to North Whidbey Community Harvest, c/o Bay Printing, 1131 SE Ely St., Oak Harbor, WA 98277. Checks should be made out to “Community Harvest.�

COUPEVILLE FEEDS THE MASSES Friends, neighbors, families and visitors are welcome to join the 13th annual community Thanksgiving potluck Nov. 24, at the Coupeville Recreation Hall on the corner of Alexander and Coveland. A traditional spread will be served buffet-style from noon until 2:30 p.m. or until the food runs out. Turkey and ham are provided by the organizers, while the rest of the menu is up to those who attend. The gathering is loosely organized by locals, and help is always welcome. To get involved, call Sue Winker at 678-1224.

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GARBAGE PICKUP MOVES TO FRIDAY City of Oak Harbor offices will be closed Thanksgiving Day and Friday, Nov. 25. Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, garbage and recy-

clables usually collected on Thursday will be collected on Friday, Nov. 25. Call 2794750.

AVOID THE BLACK FRIDAY CROWDS Instead of shopping on Black Friday, head to the Oak Harbor Library for Black Friday Craftacular on Nov. 25 at 2 p.m. Teens will make duct tape creations, like wallets and bookmarks. The library is located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115 or visit www.sno-isle.org.

ORCA TALK AT WIND AND TIDE Howard Garrett is the co-founder of Whidbey Island’s Orca Network. He will talk about the local Southern Resident Community and tell how they compare to other orcas in the Salish Sea, as well as worldwide. The presentation will take place Nov. 25 at 5 p.m. at Wind and Tide Bookshop in Oak Harbor. For reservations, call 675-1342.

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ADVENTURES WITH A SQUIRT GUN Bring your favorite squirt gun or one will be

The 2011 Spoiled Dog Contest winner will be introduced Sunday, Nov. 20, at “Yappy Hour,� from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Taste for Wine Tasting Room at Bayview Corner Cash Store. This year’s winner, Tag, a miniature long haired Dachshund, has his own stroller because he gets hot and tired on long walks. Spoiled Dog Winery’s annual competition includes dogs from across Whidbey Island and the United States. Examples of spoiled dogs are, “a dog who has his own stroller because he gets hot and tired on long walks, a dog with a memory foam bed and a dog who uses her ‘brother’ as her pillow and heat blanket, just to name a few,� said Karen Krug, owner of Spoiled Dog Winery. Meet the contestants, taste wine and view the “Hundred Bucks Show,� featuring affordable art in a variety of media, at Taste for Wine. For information call 360661-6226 or visit www. SpoiledDogWinery.com.

provided at the Squirt Gun Adventure Nov. 26 from 5:30 to 7:15 p.m. at the John Vanderzicht Memorial Pool in Oak Harbor. Snacks and beverages will be provided for this family event. Cost is $3 per person or $6.75 for the entire family.

LEARN HOW TO OWN A HOME Learn the basic steps to homeownership in a day-long class at the Oak Harbor Library on Nov. 26 beginning at 8:30 a.m. No children, please. The library is located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Preregistration is required: 675-5115 or www. sno-isle.org.

ELKS OFFER PUBLIC STEAK, MUSIC There will be a steak and country music night Nov. 26 featuring, Bucking Horse, a five-piece band, at the Oak Harbor Elks Lodge. This is a membership drive and will be open to the public. Steak,hamburgers and chicken will be available. Dinner will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. with music following until midnight. For tickets call 675-7111 or 675-1321. Admission only is $5.

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Rep. Smith awarded for disability efforts Nine Washington state legislators received the Outstanding Legislator Award, including Rep. Norma Smith, R-Clinton. The Community Employment Alliance announced its list at an awards luncheon in Seattle in October. The Outstanding Legislator Award honors Washington state legislators who have made exceptional efforts to support employment for people with disabilities. “The ability to contribute to the communities in which we live is important to all of us. The individuals involved in supported employment programs simply want the opportunity to do meaningful work, be independent and contribute their unique

talents and skills to our communities. In doing so, we all benefit. These programs have been successful in making their hopes a reality, and I will continue to be a strong advocate,� Smith said. The Community Employment Alliance is a nonprofit advocacy organization with a membership network of 50 businesses and employment service providers throughout Washington. Its members provide services to more than 10,000 people with disabilities each year. The alliance’s mission is to advocate, educate and partner for employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

Tour magical holiday homes Celebrate magical holiday decorations at the third annual Oak Harbor Soroptimist Christmas Home Tour on Saturday, Dec. 10 from 4 to 8 p.m. The event features six homes on North Whidbey Island. Each home features a homemade cookie and recipe card. Tickets for the tour

are now available for $15 from the Casual House, Rusty Chandelier and Oak Harbor Hallmark or by calling Maria at 675-1872. A tour map is included with tickets. Proceeds go toward improving the lives of women and girls on Whidbey Island.

Greg Osenbach rakes estate Madeleine Angevine into the crusher.

*TMBOE XJOFSZ NBOBHFT JUT MBUFTU IBSWFTU Whidbey Island Winery completed the 2011 harvest and crush season on Veterans Day, making it the latest on record. Chances of a successful harvest looked slim as the grapes finished blooming in late July, a month late, and predictions from eastern Washington vineyards were dire, owner and winemaker Greg Osenbach said. At the Langley winery, the

Whidbey General Hospital welcomes Matthew J. Marquart, DO Dr. Marquart is a graduate of Western University of Health Sciences’ College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific. He completed his internship and Orthopedic Surgery residency at Genesys Regional Medical Center. Dr. Marquart will be joining the staff at Whidbey Orthopedic Surgeons 80 N. Main Street, Coupeville 360-678-4424 360-321-1226

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grapes were thinned to produce a small crop and maintain quality. The grapes were harvested by volunteers in early October, again a full month later than ever but before any frost. Then eight truckloads of grapes from eastern Washington were hauled and processed in a month instead of the usual six or seven weeks as the weather showed signs of turning into full-scale winter. The last 5 tons were in the driveway five hours before I-90 closed for snow, Osenbach said. “It’s exciting but exhausting and you don’t know what day of the week it is,� Osenbach said, adding, “it’s not romance as much as it is an adrenaline rush.� Now, 45 tons are safely in the winery becoming another great vintage. Whidbey Island Winery is located at 5237 Langley Road, Langley. For information call 360-221-2040 or visit www. whidbeyislandwinery.com.

Kevin Roth takes away a bucket of estate Siegerrebe.

Compete for the Soroptimist Ruby Award Soroptimist International of Oak Harbor, an international volunteer organization for business and professional women, seeks applicants for its recognition program for women who make the community a better place. The Ruby Award is given in recognition of a woman,

who through her professional or personal effort makes an extraordinary difference in the lives of women or girls. The recipient of the Ruby Award will receive a $500 check in the name of her charity of choice. Local Ruby Award recipients are then eligible for the $1,500 regional

Soroptimist International level award. To obtain an application or to inquire about the Soroptimist International of Oak Harbor Award contact: Committee Chair Sharon Lewis via sioakharbor@ soroptimist.net or by calling 360-941-3635 Application deadline is Dec. 1.

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BIZ BEAT North Whidbey’s 3 SISTERS FAMILY FARM is hosting a farmer’s market Saturday, Nov. 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It has 15 vendors and keeps growing each month. For more information, call 675-2136. Oak Harbor-based FAKKEMA & KINGMA INC., which merged with Harmsen & Associates, Inc. in 2007, has changed its name to Harmsen. Most recently, Harmsen merged with Evergreen Surveying, Inc. of Stanwood, adding an office in downtown Mount Vernon. AMBER FOWLER, MD, a board certified dermatologist who owns Rosario Skin Clinic in Mount Vernon, has opened Rosario Skin Clinic at 3110 Commercial Avenue in Anacortes. Fowler and Michelle Draper, ARNP, provide a full spectrum of medical and surgical services. A HOLIDAY BAZAAR AND BAKED GOODS SALE will be held Saturday, Nov. 19, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Harbor Tower Village in Oak Harbor. No admission fee, hourly door prizes. All profits go to the local chapter of CADA. For information call 675-2569 or www.villageconcepts.com. PLATINUM DENTAL will have a ribbon cutting and open house Thursday, Dec. 1, beginning at 4:30 p.m. at 231 SE Barrington Dr., Suite 202. The SBA Small Business Development Center will present a FREE WORKSHOP on planning and financing a business Dec. 1, from 1 to 4:30 p.m. at WorkSource Whidbey, 31975 SR 20, Oak Harbor. To register call 675-5966.

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With all great stories, one chapter closes and another one opens. Wind & Tide Bookshop, the charming little store that’s graced downtown Oak Harbor for nearly 44 years, is under new ownership. Longtime proprietor Diane Sullivan is looking for new adventures and has passed the keys to Karen Mueller, a Whidbey-born book lover who is exited about taking the shop to new horizons. “I can’t believe I’ve done it for 23 and a half years,� Sullivan said. “It was the best but it’s time for something else.� Sullivan bought the store with her husband, Dennis, in 1988 from Patti Pattee and Norman Sturdevant. They purchased the business about eight years before from founding sisters Mary Carr and Dorothy Park, who opened the shop in 1967. The store has become something of a city landmark over the years, and Sullivan said she cherishes the more than two decades she spent at the helm. But after so long, she admits she was beginning to run out of steam and began looking for a buyer earlier this year. When the sale went through this past October, it was bittersweet. Getting the store sold was a big relief, but it also meant that one of the great chapters of her life had ended and there are things she will dearly miss. “You’re going to make me cry,� she said, while telling the story. “I loved interacting

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Diane Sullivan and Karen Mueller are shown together at Wind & Tide Bookshop in downtown Oak Harbor. After more than two decades of ownership, Sullivan has sold the store to Mueller. with the community.� Mueller is well aware of Wind & Tide’s long history and the big shoes she will have to fill. But she’s ready for the challenge because as with so many in the community, the little book store holds a special place in her heart. Mueller, who is retired from a career in finance and spent many years in Toronto, Canada, is originally from Coupeville and has some magical memories of visiting the store as a child. “I remember the smell of

it and thinking it was wonderful,� she said. Although the book business will be a new venture for Mueller, she certainly seems to have all the right traits for success. First and foremost, as an avid reader, she knows books. A lot of them. “I try to limit myself to one book a day so I know I’m not addicted,� Mueller laughed. The former numbercruncher and lifelong pageturner has a few ideas about how to breathe new life into the bookshop. And with her

bursting-at-the-seams energy, along with the small army of family and friends helping her out, many of those ideas have already been put into action. Hoping to tap into and expand on the shop’s community spirit, Mueller has scheduled a string of local authors to make in-house appearances at the store while also launching a fundraiser to donate books to Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Island County. Mueller is on the hunt for books for the store as

well. Although she’s already increased its inventory by about 50 percent, she wants to fill the shelves even more and is seeking used book donations from the public. Mueller has plans for an active website, has launched a newsletter for readers, and maintains that while the book shop will remain quaint and community-oriented, she and her staff can quickly obtain any book available. “We’re a nice mix of an old-fashioned book store and a modern completely online facility,� she said.

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SOUTH WHIDBEY SPINNAKER RIDGE $1,060,000 Craftsman builder’s home with views of sunrises, sound, Cascades, city lights and the ferry. 5000 ASF on 0.78¹ acre. Upgrades inside and out. Finished guest quarters. #288744 Clay Miller 360-969-2058

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2010 MAZDA 3 SEDAN

2005 FORD TAURUS SES

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2001 FORD MUSTANG GT

."/6"- -&"5)&3 '"45 6 t '"'1 9 '

$7,854

2004 TOYOTA CAMRY LE

2003 BMW Z4

$0/7&35*#-& -&"5)&3 -08 .*-&4

6 t 64#5 -3

$

2005 MINI COOPER

$:- "650 $% 108&3 4&"5 6 t 5 #& , 6

9,732

$

-&"5)&3 46/300' "650

6 t 8.83$ 5+

2006 LINCOLN ZEPHYR

2008 SUBARU FORESTER XT

-JNJUFE 4VOSPPG -FBUIFS

6 t +' 4( )

23,340

$

2010 SUBARU IMPREZA PREMIUM

%PPS "VUP )FBUFE 4FBUT 6 t +' () # ")

19,976

$

2011 SUBARU OUTBACK

1SFNJVN "VUPNBUJD

6 t 4 #3#($ #

27,767

$

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1992 LEXUS SC400

-&"5)&3 /"7*("5*0/ -0"%&% 6 t -/). 3

8,995

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2001 MAZDA MX-5 MIATA

$

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6 t +5 6; $9/

5,587

$

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2010 FORD F250 XLT

461&3$"# %*&4&- 9 5 t '549 #3 "&"

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2008 MAZDA CX-7 AWD

32,357

$

2008 FORD F250 LARIAT

9 %*&4&- $"/01: 5 t '549 3 &"

27,599

(3"/% 5063*/( -&"5)&3 300'

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2006 FORD F250 XLT

9 %*&4&- -*'5&% #*( 8)&&-4 "/% 5*3&4 5 t '549 1 &%

20,995

$

2007 FORD RANGER

9 ."/6"- (3&"5 .*-&"(& 5 t '5:3 % 1"

8,807

$

2011 FORD TRANSIT CONNECT

9-5 (3&"5 $"3(0 41"$& ("4 4"7&3 5 t /. ,4 #/ #5

22,175

2009 NISSAN XTERRA S

-&"5)&3 36//*/( #0"3%4 "--0:4

5 t / "/ 89 $

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2011 MAZDA CX-9 SPORT

"8% "--0:4 -&"5)&3 5 t +. 5# #" #

$

2003 CHEVROLET SILVERADO LS

33,995

$

4,698

$

2008 HONDA ACCORD EX-L

-FBUIFS 4VOSPPG "MMPZT 6 t )($1 "

18,991

$

2009 CHEVROLET MALIBU LT "MMPZT 4VQFS $MFBO

6 t ( ;) #9 '

16,836

$

2009 SUBARU IMPREZA WRX

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6 t +' () (

25,727

$

2008 HONDA ODYSSEY EX-L

-FBUIFS 3PPN 'PS 5IF 8IPMF 'BNJMZ

5 t ($&, 5

5 t '/3- #

$

2003 JEEP WRANGLER X

2007 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR

108&3 #0"3%4 /"7*("5*0/ 5)9 406/% 5 t -.'6 -+

6 t '"-1 98,

9 &953" $"# #&% -*/&3 "--0:4

$

1998 FORD CONTOUR GL

"VUP 1SJDFE 5P 4FMM

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5 t + '" 4 1

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23,857

$

2008 SATURN VUE

"8% $% "MMPZT

5 t (4%- / 4

16,953

$

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