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THANK YOU!!! The Hunters Fair Board wishes to thank the community, those with entries and all the helpers that once again supported and helped make the 107th Hunters Fair another success!
DAVIS LAKE GRANGE, NEWPORT corner of Baker Lake Rd & Turner Auction Sept. 10, 11 a.m. Preview 9 a.m., Lunch Available Nice wood desk, cardenza, Howse 3 pt. hitch post hole digger 10” augur, 20’ Hay Elevator w/motor, 2 Riding Lawn Mowers. Plus many, many more items. Contact: 509-442-4488
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’91 CHEV K-3500 454, New auto windshield, axles, tires, good condition, $3800 OBO 509-826-7984
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4th ANNUAL GREATER NEWPORT COMMUNITY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FAIR Saturday, September 10, 2016 Newport City Park 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free Admission Displays and presentations by local community members. Including local emergency services and Pend Orville County Emergency Management. Bake Sale to benefit Newport Hospital Health Services’ Health Kids Snack Bags. Bring your bike to the Bike Rodeo! For more information go to GNCEPF.com THE CHEWELAH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AUCTION is Saturday
September 17th at the Chewelah Civic Center 301 E Clay. Doors open at 4. Some items are on display at Banner Bank. For more information please visit our website www.chewelah. org Chewelah Chamber of Commerce 401 S. Park St., #E Chewelah, WA. 99109 509-935-8595 DR. ARNOLD HOUK OF THE ARDEN FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH has announced that the annual Missionary Conference will take place Saturday, September 24th through Wednesday, September 28th, 2016. The church is located at 673 Arden Hill Road, 6 miles south of Colville and is known as “the church on the hill
above the mill.� The phone number is 509-684-3983. Two missionaries will speak at each of the services. The missionaries for the conference are as follows: Reverend and Mrs. Corey McDonald missionaries to Kenya. Reverend and Mrs. Bill Flower missionaries to Turkey, Reverend and Mrs. Baraka Hall Missionaries to Ghana, and Reverend and Mrs. Ken Waldock who have spent their lives in India with Baptist Midmissions. The meetings on Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will start at 7 p.m. and the meetings on Sunday, September 25th will start at 9:45 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 1:15 p.m. There will be Pot Blessings meals on Saturday, September
MAD HATTER VINTAGE FLEA MARKET A one-of-a-kind market featuring a select group of invited curators offering an assortment of antiques, crafted goods & vintage finds all creatively designed in a whimsical setting for your shopping delight. Friday evening, Sept 30, 4pm-9pm & Saturday, Oct 1, 10am-4pm ~ Five Mile Prairie Grange, West 3024 Strong Rd., Spokane, WA. ~ Admission $5 24th, at 5:30 p.m. and Sunday, September 25th, at 12:15 p.m. Pastor Houk said “All meetings are open to the public. The theme of the conference is ‘Christ died for our sins’� (I Corinthians 15:3).
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Hillyard’s Ekklesia Church of God Churches throughout the Inland Empire share their resources and personal support to meet needs in their community and beyond. One of these churches is the Ekklesia Church of God in the Hillyard area of Spokane. When resources are available, the members of the church help people with food or clothing. The church provides marriage counseling and officiates at weddings. They have an outreach with “Heaven’s Children� grief counseling especially for families who have lost infants, toddlers and children. Occasionally funds are provided for gas or food. Through the year the church gathers toys, games, books and other Whoever shall call on the name of the
things of good useable quality for both small children and youth. When enough donations are collected an event is held for low-income families to select toys/books etc. for $1-5 to fill a bag. They also collect gently used clothing and charge $3 per bag. In addition to helping the community, the funds raised help cover the church expenses, youth group and rental of the building they use. Ekklesia Church of God was established in 2006. Anton J. Donier is an ordained Pastor. The name Ekklesia is Greek and means “called out of this world.� It is a Freewill Church of New Covenant Saints. The church is small with 22-24 attendees including men, women Through the grace of the
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and children. They rent from Connections church and food bank at 2524 E. Queen Ave., Spokane. The church observes the 7th Day Sabbath even though they are not Messianic, Adventist or Jewish. The members open at noon to set up with worship services at 1 p.m. Saturday afternoons. The service includes prayer and praise, announcements, and the main message. Children sit quietly with parents playing quietly or napping in church. Everyone is asked to bring pen/pencil/paper and a Bible, or a Bible will be provided. After worship is a fellowship time with kosher snacks or a potluck. No pork/shellfish or other “unclean� meats as described in the Old Testament of the Bible are served. Children
are encouraged to sing and to help serve in special areas. Men and women are encouraged to serve and at times speak as the spirit moves them. Everyone is encouraged to use their God-given talents and gifts. The church is in the process of attracting new members, especially youth. Members of the church teach using the King James, the New King James and The Contemporary English Bible. One or two other versions are used occasionally for clarification. The church is planning to hold Spokespersons meeting once a month where men, women and youth learn to speak well and to address public audiences. Specials such as singing,
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The church holds numerous celebrations throughout the year even though they do not observe Christmas, Halloween, Valentine’s Day, or Easter. They do observe birthdays, national holidays, and anniversaries. They observe the Lord’s Supper in the spring with a special dinner followed by the symbolic foot washing and taking of the broken bread and fruit of the vine. People are baptized when they are sure they are ready and understand the meaning of baptism. In June or July is a “Blessing of the Little Children� with children’s day. An Hallelujah party this year will be held Oct. 30, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Eight
days each fall the church celebrates “The Feast of Tabernacles� depicting the millennial rule of Christ and his coming Kingdom. September 22, there will be a silent auction and regular auction at 2524 E. Queen Ave. 6-9 p.m. In November an Arts and Craft Bazaar and Bake Sale is planned. Vendors will pay half in advance for a table or space. In the December or January months a “Winter Fest� party with games, maybe small gifts, or a movie or a dance is held. For more information contact the church at ecog@live.com or 509238-5020 or find them on Facebook. https://www. fa cebook .com /g roups/ EkklesiachurchofGod7thday/ or at the website http:// www.ekklesiachurchofgod.com.
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Stevens County Fire District 12 Marine Safety Program The Inland Northwest just got safer!
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Support Colville and Spokane Reservations United States Coast Guard Department of Natural Resources FEMA and Homeland Security Support National Park Service Support U.S. Forest Service3 Sheriff and tri-county dive teams Support county and state wide EMS The waters of northeast Washington bring together, and join many diverse cultures and communities. The fi re / rescue boat may serve this multitude of agencies and work across many jurisdictions. Over the next few years we will continue to modify the boat with specialized equipment and new technologies that will assure an effective and capable addition to our fi re preparation. We will continue to develop a comprehensive marine safety program that includes all cooperating agencies. We will continue to provide new training opportunities, and practice to improve the skills and capabilities of our volunteers. This will assure that we effectively meet the needs of 421' $118$/ our communities and partst ners in marine safety for many years to come. Pancake Feed 8am The Fire boat cost, Parade 10:30am and marine program exHappy Hour 6-8pm penses are currently supported entirely by Stevens Arts & Crafts County District 12 and its 3LH %RRWK ‡ )RRG &RXUW volunteers and their fami.LGV &DUQLYDO *DPHV lies. The Rice fi re house, %,1*2 ‡ %HHU *DUGHQ boat budget is starting to /LYH 0XVLF $OO 'D\ wear thin after the complein Beautiful Marcus Park tion of our fi rst year. We 5 miles North of Kettle will continue to pursue grants and accept donaFalls on Hwy 25 tions to complete our fi rst “Fire Engine on the Water� We want to express our appreciation to the District 12 fi re commissioners,
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arming was not the plan when Pete and Joan Thompson moved their family of eight to Chewelah in 2008. Falling in love with the beauty of the country and charm of the town, they sought a slower lifestyle with enough space to plant a garden and raise a few animals for their own meats and eggs. That changed the day Joan spotted “Salad Bar Beef” by Joel Salatin on the library shelf. It was the first step in discovering new possibilities in raising quality, healthful meats and eggs and nurturing the land itself with minimal artificial inputs. Figuring God’s design is best, they decided to try to provide as natural environment and food for the animals as possible. And, thus, Burnt Valley Farm, was born. As described in his book, farmers like Joel Salatin use a model built upon the principle of literally building a farm from the ground up. Salatin asserts that healthy soil is the foundation of healthy food. The method is based on creating productive pastures through careful management and intensive, rotational grazing of cattle followed by egg-laying hens and meat chickens. This way a farmer is simultaneously nourishing the soil and producing healthy meat. The farming is done without conventional practices like annual plowing, disking, or using chemical fertilizers. This philosophy is partly what attracted the Thompsons to pursuing this lifestyle. Pete works as construction project manager in Spokane, but loves to farm: the land, the space, the animals, the creative problem solving. The family owns 22 acres and leases extra pasture from neighbors. In addition to Pete and Joan, four of the Thompson’s six children live and work on the farm. Becca, 17, is responsible for the egg operation. She cares for the 200 plus Red Star layers who provide the eggs for Burnt Valley Farm customers. From spring through fall the chickens free-range on open pasture. Let out during the day, they enjoy the grass, sunshine and bugs, but they are also doing their part in replenishing the pas-
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The Thompson Family from left to right: Susanna, Isaac, Noah, Joan, Pete, Isabel with baby Liam, Zach. Becca, Robbie.
ture. By scratching in the cow-pies, they distribute the manure, which fertilizes the grass (along with their own direct nitrogen contribution). At nightfall, they instinctively come home to the “egg-mobiles”, which are chicken coops on wheels. These chicken homes contain roosts, nesting boxes, and the water and feed supply. The floor is slatted so that chicken droppings end up on the ground below. The meat chickens live their lives in “chicken tractors”, protective cages that Robbie, 15, moves across the pasture. These tractors have no floors which allows the birds access to fresh grass and lets them to do their part in pasture fertilization! For butchering, the CADC Community Agriculture Development Center (CADC) has designed and built a mobile processing unit to bring a chicken from the pasture to the freezer. Burnt Valley Farms processed about 600 meat chickens this year. Noah, 19, takes care of the 20 cows and the 5 pigs. He is finishing up his AA and also works at Zips. Isaac is 21, keeps everything mechanical maintained, works several jobs and is learning the welding trade. Two daughters do not work on the farm. Susanna, 24, is an EMT and ER tech and is taking college classes. Isabel, 23, lives in Spokane with her husband, Zach, and son, Liam. She has one more year at EWU and is passionate about health and fitness and helping others feel their best. In addition to the grass and bugs all the chickens and pigs at Burnt Valley Farm eat a custom feed the contains no soy, corn, hormones, antibiotics or GMO’s. The beef is 100 grass-fed and finished. Joan had a cancer scare in 2007 and became an avid researcher about health and diet. A product of that research is the whey protein they have added to their business. The whey protein shakes from grass-fed cows have helped Joan lose weight
and Pete maintain energy for his work in construction and on the farm. Since 2012, Joan has brought Burnt Valley Farm meats and eggs to the Chewelah Farmers Market, held every Friday at the Chewelah Park, mid-May to mid-October. Check chewelahfarmersmarket.com for the latest events and vendors. Burnt Valley Farm eggs are also available at Meyers Falls Market in Kettle Falls, Front Porch Farm store in Arden, The Bread Box Market and Bakery in Chewelah and at the Front Porch Farm stand at Spokane’s Fairwood Farmers Market. Recommended books which most influenced the Thompsons are “Nourishing Traditions” by Sally Fallon and “Salad Bar Beef” and “Pastured Poultry Profits” by Joel Salatin.
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Northside Neighborhood Bounty
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airwood Farmers’ Market is a newer market in North Spokane which offers an intimate neighborhood setting within the Fairwood community north of Whitworth University. A vision of Rob Allen and refined with other community partners, the mission of the market is to revitalize and complete the Fairwood District in North Spokane, with new shops, mixed use residential and commercial development, a sustainable farmers market, and bicycle friendly trails-making it a connected, pedestrian friendly community. Rob and his committee work together to provide small local farm producers and crafters from places like Green Bluff, Deer Park and Chewelah the opportunity to sell their products. This affiliation is vital for these smaller businesses all while providing a neighborhood connectedness to nearby residents of all ages. This market is growing with 33 vendors. “We hope to increase the size of the market to at least 50 vendors”, states Rob Allen. Artisan Foods include delicious breads, cinnamon rolls, flavor infused butters, premium cow’s milk and goat cheeses, locally made seasons, cooking oils, fresh fruit pies, authentic Italian pasta sauces. Farm produce varies with Greenbluff berries and beers, fresh eggs and naturally raised beef, fresh seasonal fruits. Arts and Craft booths display Pendleton wool products, hand crocheted tops and accessories, locally crafted woodwork, chair massages, and quality candles. It all sounds wonderful and patrons return each Tuesday afternoon to see and experience new vendor participation.
“Rain or shine, the Fairwood Farmers’ Market is always fun.” -Desiree Seghetti
mellini Estate. Commellini’s sells frozen prepared meals and sauces made from the original recipes by Grandma Leda. The event venue was originally opened two generations ago as a restaurant and speakeasy. It is still operating for special events at 1715 N. Dartford Drive in the Fairwood area.
book. “The perfect blend of flavor, along with just the right texture,” is how she described the fresh baked scones that are always of the most popular items at the Tuesday market.
The market is scheduled every Tuesday beginning in May and ending in October. It runs from 3:00p.m. Shoppers like the market. “I found the Scone to 7:00p.m. More information about the market can For ten weeks during the summer, the Spokane Ranger at the Fairwood Farmers’ Market and their be found on Facebook or contact Karol Widmer at County Library District hosts a kid’s activity booth products were amazing,” said Julia King on Face- (509) 939-1880. call KERNEL. Kids eating Right, Nutrition and Exercise for Life. Children earn $2 each week for participating in a short nutrition or exercise activity. The $2 checks are only good for fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables in the market. One week, 112 children participated in the activity, which was a fruit and vegetable hunt in the market. The Fairwood Farmers’ Market also provides rotating food truck vendors in case guests want to snack or have a meal. Allen said they actively recruit local musicians to provide live entertainment during each market, paying them a stipend and allowing them to receive tips. Every so often the Farmers’ Market will have a theme day. On Tuesday, September 20 the market with focus on “SENIOR DAY” celebrating elders in the neighborhood. There will be special live entertainment and a gift drawing. A wheelbarrow donated by Wandermere Ace Hardware will be filled with variety of market vendor products at a value of $175. “Support from our north side area businesses and market vendors is so great and much appreciated”, states Debra Rubens, marketing director at Fairwood Retirement Village. Here’s what a few vendors have to say about this new marketplace. “Rain or shine, the Fairwood Farmers’ Market is always fun,” according to Desiree Seghetti of Com-
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Mad Hatter: “We’re all mad hereâ€?/Lewis Carroll It’s only the beginning of September, and we are already feeling the excitement and madness of this years’ fall event. The Mad Hatter Vintage Flea Market has become a much anticipated event featuring a select group of invited curators offering an assortment of lovely vintage goods, ZRQGHUIXO DQWLTXHV XQLTXH Âż QGV DQG KDQGPDGH JLIWV
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Lincoln County Sheriff Wade Magers on the Hart Road Fire
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wanted to personally thank everyone who worked so hard this past week on our local Hart Road Fire. This was the worst single fire event I have personally been associated with from the standpoint of property and residential loss in over 27 years of public safety that I can remember. Of course those of you that lost property, structures and houses sacrificed the most by far. It is truly a blessing that no injuries or deaths occurred involving our residents, home owners, volunteers, public safety personnel and fire fighters during an event of this size. During this tragic fire event I observed a lot of significant effort and true caring heroism by so many. Our local volunteer Fire District 5 personnel did an “OUTSTANDING” job, as did the rest of Lincoln County Fire Districts. Resources from every single district responded to assist with this fire. I cannot commend you enough for your hard work,
sacrifice and dedication during this fire storm. I would also like to recognize our local businesses that stepped up to assist behind the scenes with water trucks, supplies, and those who brought dozers and heavy equipment to aid those in the trenches. The outside emergency fire personnel who responded from throughout the region and beyond were a pleasure to work with and Incident Management Team 7 was very professional and effective. The air support group was very impressive in their attacks on the fire line. Thanks to the Davenport school personnel, D.N.R. representatives, N.P.S personnel, Red Cross, Lincoln County fairgrounds crew, and all those who helped with food and donations to assist those in need. This reflects what a terrific team we have locally and beyond and is a true testament to life in a small community, where every-
one steps up when called upon! There are far too many people to list individually, however please know it did not go unnoticed especially by those in need. Lastly I would like to recognize our “Dispatch and Road Deputy Team.” I greatly appreciate you being true professionals and dedicated to public safety. The dispatch team fielded hundreds of phone calls on both business lines and 911 lines. They handled radio traffic 24/7 for much of this event while logging, organizing, dispatching and managing many of the needed resources. The road deputies provided evacuation notices, traffic control and jumped right into the safety and security aspects of their duties. It is always a pleasure to work with the men and women who are on the front lines of these types of large scale events and watch them do their jobs and do them well. Good Job Team!
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FRESH CHUCKLEBERRIES! Warning! Not to be taken internally, literally, or seriously!
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“You don’t stop laughing because you grow old, you grow old because you stop laughing.” -- Anonymous I show up at the beginning of each school year with a full pencil box and an empty head.
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I love school supplies. If only there were some other place we could use them besides school.
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I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. - Mark Twain My school days were the happiest days of my life; which should give you some indication of the misery I’ve endured over the past twenty-five years. - Paul Merton I took a test in Existentialism. I left all the answers blank and got 100. - Woody Allen My school was so tough the school newspaper had an obituary section. - Norm Crosby Q: What did the buffalo say to his son when he left for college? A: Bison. Nate: Why was school easier for cave people?
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In elementary school, in case of fire you have to line up quietly in a single file line from the smallest to the tallest. What is the logic? Do tall people burn slower? - Warren Hutcherson Mother: How did you find school today ? Daughter: I just got off the bus and there it was! Mother: What did you write? Son: I don’t know. They haven’t taught us how to read yet! Teacher: What’s big and yellow and comes in the morning to brighten a mother’s day ? Pupil: The school bus!
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Knock Knock! Who’s There? A Broke Pencil A Broken Pencil who?! Nevermind! It’s pointless…
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At Burnt Valley Farm (aka the Thompson family) we enjoy:
Sometime in the morning, pull whole chicken (or roast beef or pork) from the freezer (as in frozen, not thawed!). Turn oven on to 275 degrees. Put chicken/roast in roasting pan with your choice of onions, garlic, spices. We love fresh rosemary on chicken. Pour water over roast…about 2-3 inches deep in pan. Cover. Pop pan in the oven and know that dinner is on the way! All afternoon, enjoy the wonderful, cozy aromas filling your kitchen. Approximately 8 hours later, take from oven. (Time is flexible, but be careful to not go too long. No dry chicken!) Enjoy your dinner! SAVE the broth, bones and meat tidbits. I like to simmer on low overnight. Adding ½ cup of vinegar will help draw nutritious minerals from the bones into the broth.
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Strain out the bones and skin. Pick out the meat. Admire your beautiful, HEALTHFUL broth. Add meat, veggies, herbs and spices. Simmer for an hour or two…or all day. Enjoy and let your body feel the goodness!
Long, slow cooking pulls out nutrients from the meat, bones and cartilage. When you use pastured or 100% grass-fed meats, you know you’re getting maximum nutrients and no toxins. For instructions on making chicken stock, see the Burnt Valley Farm Facebook page or e-mail Joan at info@burntvalleyfarm.com. For more REALLY GREAT information on preparing real food in the most healthful way, we recommend “Nourishing Traditions” by Sally Fallon. Real information. Helpful instructions. Great recipes! Joan Thompson, burntvalleyfarm.com
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CAFFEINE EFFECTS By Sylvia Allen, SAGO Naturals, Chewelah, WA Caffeine increases anxiety and nervousnessCauses insomnia, decreases ability to sleepCaffeine increases heartbeat, respiration, basal metabolic rate, gastro enteric reflexes and the production of stomach acid and urine; it relaxes smooth muscles, notably the bronchial muscle. How long caffeineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s effects last is influenced by the personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hormonal status, whether he/she smokes or takes medications, or has a disease that impairs liver functioning. Caffeine overdose symptoms? Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system and can produce dizziness, nausea, headache, tense muscles and the above listed effects. Caffeine can cause the following health problems: heartburn, ulcers, fibrocystic breast disease, heart problems, heart disease, Caffeine is addictive and causes withdrawal symptoms after cessation of heavy use (most commonly headaches) and regular users can also become emotionally and mentally dependent upon daily caffeine (coffee, soda, etc.)
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