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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The scope of construction services con-
(RCW 61.24.040) sists of furnishing and installing 18 grinder
1. Trustee'$ Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY pumps, constructing a collection system, con-
GIVEN that the undersigned Trustee will on
August 27, t999, (hereinafter "the sale date'),
at the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the main entrance
of the Mason County Courthouse, Fourth and
Alder, Shelton Washington, sell at public auc-
tion to the highest and best bidder, payable at
the time of sale, the following described real
property situated in Mason County, Washing-
ton, to-wit:
A LEASEHOLD ESTATE iNTEREST in
and to'. LOTS TEN (10) AND ELEVEN (11),
LAKE CUSHMAN NO. 1, VOLUME 6 OF
PLATS, PAGES 60 TO 63, BOTH INCLUSIVE,
RECORDS OF MASON COUNTY, WASH-
INGTON.
which is subject tO that certain Deed of
Trust dated June 23, 1997, and recorded June
27, 1997, under Auditor's File No. 648792,
records of Mason County, Washington, from
MARVIN V. SINGSON and LORI J. SING-
SON, husband and wife, to MASON COUNTY
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corpora-
tion, as Trustee, to secure an obligation in favor
of THOMAS D. ELLIOTT and CHARMIAN R.
ELLIOTT, husband and wife, as Beneficiary.
2. No action pending. No action com-
menced by the Beneficiary of the Deed of Trust
or the Beneficiary's successor is now pending
to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any
court by reason of the Grantors' default on the
obligation secured by the Deed of Trust.
3. Default. The default for which this fore-
closure is made is failure to pay when due the
following amounts which are now in arrears:
Monthly payments of $284.12
for the rnons of June, 1998
through May, 1999, $3,409.44
Default charge as follows:
Interest at the rate of 10% on the
principal of $20,410.22 from
date of default 2,041.02
Personal property taxes for
1999 for Lot 10 7.39
Personal property taxes for
1999 for Lot 11 61.33
Lake Cushman Maintenance
Company lien 665.92
TOTAL $6,185.10
4 Amount of Debt. The sum owing on
the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is:
Principal of $20,410.22 together with interest as
in the note provided and such other costs and
fees as are provided by statute, said note and
the Deed of Trust.
5, Sale, Discontinuance of Sale, Termi-
nation of Sale. The above described real
property will be sold to satisfy the expense of
sale and the obligation secured by said Deed of
Trust as provided by statute. Said sale will be
made without warranty, express or implied,
regarding title, possession, or encumbrances
on the 27th day of August, 1999. The defaults
reterred to in paragraph 3 above must be cured
by August 16, 1999, (11 days before the sale
date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale. The
sale will be discontinued and terminated if at
any time on or before August 16, 1999, (11
days before the sale date) the default as set
forth in paragraph 3 above is cured and the
Trustee's fees and costs, together with any ad-
ditional amounts which may become due, are
paid. The sale may be terminated by the Gran-
tor anytime after August 16, 1999, (11 days be-
fore the sate date) and before the sale date, by
brance paying the entire principal balance, in-
terest sectored by the Deed of Trust and late
charges, p/us costs, lees and advances, if any,
made pursuant to the terms of the obligation
and/or Deed of Trust and curing all other de-
faults.
6. Notice of Default. A written notice of
default was transmitted by the Trustee to the
Grantor or his successor in interest at the fol-
lowing address:
Marvin V. Singson
P. O. Box 48332
Seattle, WA 98148-0332
Led J. Singson
1910 South 244 Street
Des Moines, WA 98198
by both first class and certified mail on
April 5, 1999, and on April 27. 1999, the written
notice o! default was posted in a conspicuous
place on the real property described in para-
graph 1 above, and the Trustee has in his pos-
session proof of such mailing and posing. NO-
TICE OF DEFAULT was also personally
served on Lori J. Singson on April 8, 1999 at
1910 South 244 Street, Des Moines, WA.
7. Coats end fees. The Trustee whose
name and address are set forth below, will
provide in writing to anyone requesting it a
statement of all costs and fees due at any time
prior to the sale.
8. Effect of late. The effect of the sale will ,,
be to deprive the Grantor and all those who
hold by, through, or under him of all their Inter-
est in the above-described property.
9. Objection to sale. Anyone having any
objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoev-
er will be afforded an opportunity to be heard as
to the objections if they bring a lawsuit to re-
strain the sate pursuant to RCW 61.24.130.
Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a
waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating
the trustee's sale.
DATED: MAY 14, 1999
/s/S. Brooke Taylor
S. Brooke Taylor, Trustee
Atlomey at Law
403 SOU Peabody
Pod Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 457-3327
STATE OF WASHINGTON
LEGAL NOTI CES
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COUNTY OF CLALLAM
On this day personally appeared before me
S. BROOKE TAYLOR to me known tO be the
individual described In and who executed the
within and foregoing instrument, end acknowl-
edged that he signed the same as his free and
voluntary act and deed, for the uses and pur-
ses therein mentioned.
GIVEN under my hand end ocial seal this
14th day of May 1999
/s/Rite L. Berson
NOTARY PUBLIC, in and for the State of
Washington Residing at Port Angeles. WA My
Commission Expires: 6-15-2000
7/29 It
CALL FOR BIDS
MADRONA BEACH COMMUNITY
SEPTIC SYSTEM
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Commissioners for Public Utility District No. 1
of Mason County (PUD # 1), Washington does
hereby invite sealed proposals for Madrona
Beach Community Septic System a3 de-
.scribed and in accordance with Bid Do;ument
obtainable from the office of the system en-
gineer: Jerome W. Mordssstte & Associates
Inc, P. S.: 1700 Cooper Point Rd. S.W., #B2
Olyrrla, WA 98502, for a $35.00 non-refund-
able fee (make checks Payable to J. W. Mor-
rissette & Associates). Copies of the contract
documents may be examined at the above Io.
struction septic tanks and homing tanks, con-
structlng effluent pump basins, constructing ef-
fluent lines, constructing siphon tanks, and
constructing approximately 1,920 LF of grevei-
less chamber type drainfield and related con-
structJon.
Proposals for this work must be sealed,
marked MADRONA BEACH COMMUNITY
SEPTIC SYSTEM and filed with the Super-
Intendent at the PUD #1 office at N. 21971
Hwy 101, Shelton 98584 by 2:00 p.m. Au-
gust 10, 1999.
It is anticipated that this project will be
funded in part by the Washington State Depart-
ment of Ecology's Centennial Clean Water
Fund and/or State Revolving Fund, G9800251.
Neither the State of Washington nor any of its
departments or employees are, or shall be •
party to any contract or any subcontract result-
ing from this solicitation for bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied by s certi-
fied or bank cashier's check in the amount of
five percent (5%) of the bid amount, payable to
PUD #1, or a bid bond executed by a Ilcered
bonding company is required with each bid. At
time and place named, such bids will be
opened and read, and the Commissioner= will
proceed to canvas the bids. The CornmtlBton-
era reserve the unqualified dght in their Sole
and absolute discretion to reject any and all
bids, and to accept the bid which In their sole
and absolute judgment will, under all clrcum.
stances, best serve the interest of the District.
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 OF
MASON COUNTY
7/29 tt
ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE
IN COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTER 42,
RCW 46.55.130, LAW OF 1969, FIRST EX-
TRAORDINARY SESSION, AS AMENDED
BY CHAPTER 281, NOTICE iS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE, 809 S.
FIRST ST., SHELTON, WASHINGTON
98584, WILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON Au-
gust 6, 1999, AT 1:30 P.M. SELL FOR CASH
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOW-
ING DESCRIBED VEHICLES:
1978 Ford Faim'Kt, LIC #771CVW
1974 VW Beetle, LIC # No Plata
1979 Char. Chevatta, LIC #011AGE
1969 Aloha 22sc/8Trl, LIC V41386
1978 Audt 5000, LIC 918CXV
1979 Southwlnd M/H, LIC #338BBK
1990 Pocac ,,,Olnblrd, LIC #065DQC
1990 Sunbird, Pontiac, LIC #065DQC
1985 Chevy Cap., LIC #968EDJ
VEHICLES AVAILABLE AT 10:30 AM.
FOR INSPECTION.
JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE
REG. #5006
7/29 It
PROBATE NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
RCW 11.40.030
NO. 99 400132 1
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTONFOR MASON
COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF:
JOSEPH LYMAN KIRK,
SS#
and
MARGARET MARTHA KIRK,
SS # 532-56-9094
Deceased.
The personal representative named below
has been appointed and has qualified as per-
sonai representative of this estate. Any person
having a claim against the decedent must, be-
fore the time the claim would be barred by any
otherwise applicable statute of limltatlons,
present the dalm in the manner as provided In
RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the
personal representatives or the personal rep-
resentative's attorney at the address stated be-
low a copy of the claim and filing the original of
the claim with the court. The claim must be
presented within the later of: (1) Thirty days af-
ter the personal representative served or
mailed the notice to the creditor as provided
under RCW 11.40.020(3); or (2) four months
after the date of first publication of the notice. If
the claim is not presented wtthln this time
frame, the claim Is forever barred, except as
otherwise provided In RCW 11.40.051 and
11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims
against both the decedent's probate and non-
probate assets.
DATE OF FILING COPY OF NOTICE TO
CREDITORS with Clerk of Court : July 21,
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: July 29,
I999
/s/George D. Kirk
GEORGE D. KIRK
Personal Representative
Address: 3319 S. 250 PL
KENT, WA g8032-4135
Attorney for Pemonal
Representative: RICHARD C. ADAMSON
Address for Mailing of Service: 310 W.
Birch, Suite 1, Shelton, WA., 98584
Telephone: (360) 426-2754
7/29-8/5-12 3t
MASON COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
REQUEST FOR VOLUNTEERS
MASON COUNTY is seeking citizen vol.
unteers to serve on the Transportation Ira.
provement Program Advisory Committee. The
Advisory Committee will review and analyze
Mason County's transportation needs, then
present their proposed transportation improve.
ment plan to the Board of Mason County Com.
missioners. The time commitment would In.
elude attendance at six (8) evening meetings
between August I and October 31, 1999, each
lasting approximately two (2) hours.
The Board of Mason County Commission-
ers will use the transportation improvement
plan developed by the Advisory Committee to
plan road construction and other transportation
projects for the next six (6) year=.
Mason County invites all interested citizens
to apply, as the intent is to form a team that
represents a wide cross-section of Mason
County's populam.
Interested persons may apply by letter to:
Mason County Public Works Department, Atth:
William Bullock, P O Box 1850, Shelton WA
98584. Citizens with questions may call Mr.
Bullock at (360) 427-9670, Ext. 458.
7/22-29 2t
Legal Notioa
Although SENIORSFIRST, a Medicare
HMO plan offered by Rret Choice Health hall
offered continuous open enrollment since
1/1/99. we recently decided to discontinue
Medicare services In the counties of Mason,
Lewis and Grays Harbor at the end of 1999. If
you are a current member, you will receive an
Page 32 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 29, 1999
West-side problem:
National park closes off
cougar-encounter areas
By COLIN HAWSER
A series of cougar encounters
in the Graves Creek area of the
East Fork Quinault Valley has
led to several temporary closures
in the area and and a warning to
Olympic National Park visitors.
"These incidents remind us yet
again that Olympic National Park
is a wilderness area, with all the
risks inherent to wilderness," said
park Assistant Superintendent
Roger Rudolph. "We strongly urge
all visitors to be aware of proper
cougar-country behavior, and at
least for the next several weeks,
to choose an alternative destina-
tion to the Graves Creek area of
the Quinault Valley."
Since July 11, four cougar
sightings or encounters have been
reported in the area. From de-
scriptions, reported in the Nation-
al Park Service bulletin, it ap-
pears that it is the same animal,
a 2-year-old, 100- to 125-pound
cougar•
Visitors are encouraged to
avoid the East Fork Quinault
Trail, which begins at the Graves
Creek trailhead, while rangers
take care of the situation.
In previous years, sightings
have been reported on the west
side of the Olympics, but the park
ranger at Staircase reports none
this year.
For more information, call the
Olympic National Park Wilder-
ness Information Center at (360)
452-0300.
Although Washington State
Department of Fish and Wildlife
statistics show a minimal yearly
increase in the number of cougar
attacks since 1995, the potential
for a cougar encounter has in-
creased dramatically. In 1995,
247 confirmed cougar sightings
were reported in Washington
State. In 1998, that number had
increased to 927.
The fish and wildlife report
also showed that during the same
period, the number of pets at-
tacked by cougars more than dou-
bled from 32 in 1995 to 70 in
1998.
Confronted by coug?
Advlce on what to do
This is a list the National Park
Service released about ways to
avoid confrontations with cou-
gars.
To prevent a cougar en-
counter:
Do not hike or jog alone.
* Keep children within sight at
all times.
* Avoid dead animals.
e Keep a clean camp.
* Leave pets at home.
Be alert to the surroundings.
Q Use a walking stick.
If you meet a cougar:
• Do not runl Running may
trigger a cougar's attack instinct.
• Stand up and face the ani-
mal.
• Pick up children.
• Appear large wave your
arms or jacket over your head.
. Do not approach the cougar,
but back away slowly.
• Maintain eye contact with
the animal.
If a cougar becomes aggres-
sive:
• Do not turn your back or
take your eyes off the cougar.
• Remain standing.
• Throw things.
• Shout loudly.
• Fight back aggressively.
SHS Class of 1979 seeks
missing folks for reunion
"It's not too late!" say planners
of the Shelton High School Class
of 1979 reunion set for a week
from Saturday. Members of the
class can still reserve a spot at
the reunion by calling Joan Trot-
zer-Horn at 253-582-1400.
The big event will begin at 5
p.m. August 7 at the Tyee Hotel
in Olympia.
Other reunion activities in-
clude an informal gathering on
Friday, August 6, at Genoa's in
Olympia at 7 pro. and a golf tour-
nament scheduled for Saturday
prior to the reunion. A family pic-
nic will follow on August 8 at
Twanoh State Park beginning at
I pm.
Planners are still seeking a
number of classmates. Anyone
who knows the whereabouts of
any of the people on the list is
asked to contact Tricey Bieniek-
Kruger at 426-3707.
MISSING ARE Merline Allen,
Wayne Anderson, Helen Beebe,
Joseph Bolduc, Kenn Briggs, Da-
vid Brock, Kim Brown, John Bru-
netd, Alan Bunks, Brad Butter-
field, Brenda Cisneros, Vicki
Chapman, Don Collins, Tina Cox,
Mike Cross, Cynthia Culbertson,
Bob Edwards, Jeff Eitner,
Dwayne Estep, Marcy Field, Ger-
ald F1eshman, Don Evans, Crys-
tal Frassl, Sue Fullerton, John
Funkenbusch, Liz Gaither and
Rob Giles.
Also missing are Mark Ginter,
Michael Givens, Teri Glazier,
additional letter shortly, which will provide you
with preliminary information and in September
you witl receive information about other Medi.
care coverage options in the area.
In the meantime, we have decided to stop
accepting new members on an open enroll.
ment basis for the remainder of the year. Con-
sequentiy, effective 08/01/99, the current open
sign-up period ends.
For help and information about Medtcare
issues, we suggest you call SENIORSFIRST
at 1-800-864-1190. For additional Information,
please call the Medicare Choice helpllne at 1-
800-633-4227 or contact SHIBA (Statewide
Health Insurance Benefit Advisors) at 1-800-
397-4422 or on the web at www.shiba.org.
7/29 It
ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION
In compliance with Chapter 42, RCW
46.55.130, Law of t969, First Extraordinary
Session, as amended by Chapter 281, notice is
hereby given that TOW KING, E343 MEYER
LAKE DRIVE, SHELTON, WA 98584, will at
Public Auction on August 6, 1999, AT 11:30
AM, sell for cash to the highest bidder, the tel.
lowing described vehicles:
1979 FORD MUSTANG, LJC #098JBF
1979 TOYOTA P/U, LIC #TK4136
1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE, LIC #UBE278
Vehicles available at 8:30 AM for Inspec-
tion.
TOW KING
Rag. #5707
7/29 It
Kurt Gloor, Virginia Goldberg,
Anne Marie Graham, Carolyn
Grunert, Gary Gustafson, Tina
Hammack, Steve Hanson,
Richard Hart, Kenyan Hedman,
Brad Heinitz, Vincent Henry,
Kirk Hillhouse, Russ Hoffman,
Connie Hoosier, Daniel House,
Susan Jacobsen, Guy Jacques,
Eric Johnson, Karl Kim, Mary El-
len King, Robert Kleinfelder, Kim
Krise, Kurt Langeland, Mike
Lawson, Heide Lester, Mike
Louderback, James McCormick
Jr., Elaine McGrew, Bob
Meacham, Karen Miljour, Robert
Miller, Dean Moore, Samuel
Moore, Rod Morken and Rose-
mary Nelson.
More missing '79ere are Tracy
Nelson, Grant Newell, Kit Peder-
son, Carrie Pedi, Reuben Perrine,
Craig Peterson, Gina Peterson,
Teresa Pierce, Teresa Pruter, Kel-
ly Rohr, Mike Ross, Allen Russell,
John Schireman, Dawn Sims,
Sheryl Smith, Victoria Smith,
Victor Smith, Sandy Stevens,
Bonnie Strickland, Carol Swen-
son, Tina Tallman, Tammi Tullar,
Trula Watkins, James Weber,
Molly Weirich, Sandy West, Kar-
en Winter, Walt Wolfenbarger,
Ginny Wood and Sharleen Wood.
Lifejackets a must
for young boaters
A law took effect Sunday re-
quiring all children 12 years old
and younger to wear U.S. Coast
Guard-approved lifejackets on
boats shorter than 19 feet.
The law applies when a vessel
is under way and when children
are on an open deck or open cock-
pit of the vessel on any waters of
the state.
Since 1995, state and federal
laws have required that all re-
creational boats carry Coast
Guard-approved lifejackets or
personal flotation devices for
Safe driving
class is set
for seniors
"Seniors Getting There Safely,"
a refresher course for drivers 55
and older, is scheduled for Satur-
day, August 21, at Olympic Col-
lege Shelton.
Gerald Apple will teach the
eight-hour course from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. with a one-hour lunch break
at noon. Seniors who complete the.
driving refresher are eligible for a
deduction in their automobile in-
surance premiums, notes a
spokesperson for the county's
traffic safety program.
The Washington Traffic Safety
Education Association sponsors
the course, whose registration
deadline is August 18. A $5
charge for materials will be col-
lected at the end of the class.
To register, drivers can call
Carol Norman, program coordina-
tor for Mason County Community
DUI and Traffic Safety, or Julian-
na Miljour, director for Mason
County Drug Abuse Prevention,
at 427-9670 (from North Mason,
275-4467), Extension 396.
every adult or child on board.
However, the law didn't require
that they be worn.
Earlier this year, the Washing-
ton State Legislature passed a
children's lifejacket law which
was signed into law by .Governor
Gary Locke in May.
Marine patrol agents through-
out Washington have been in.
forming boaters of the new regu-
lation since spring. They continue
to hand out free Dairy Queen ice
cream cone coupons to kids aged
16 and younger wearing their life-
jackets during routine boating-
safety checks.
Nearly 50 police and sheriff8
departments and many state
parks are taking part in the pro-
motional campaign, says Wash-
ington State Parks and Recrea-
tion Commission spokesperson
Virginia Painter.
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High Low Precip,
Fahrenheit (In.)
July 21 72 54 0
July 22 75 55 0
July 23 75 50 0
July 24 74 54 0
July 25 70 49 0
July 26 81 45 0
July 27 85 49 0
Measurements for the previ.
ous 24 hours are recorded for the
National Weather Service at 4
p.m. each day at Olympic Air at
Sanderson Field.
Meteorologists with the Na-
tional Weather Service predict
sun after some morning clouds
Friday and sunny, warm days
Saturday and Sunday, when
highs are expected to reach 85.
Nighttime lows should range be-
tween 50 and 55.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The scope of construction services con-
(RCW 61.24.040) sists of furnishing and installing 18 grinder
1. Trustee'$ Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY pumps, constructing a collection system, con-
GIVEN that the undersigned Trustee will on
August 27, t999, (hereinafter "the sale date'),
at the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the main entrance
of the Mason County Courthouse, Fourth and
Alder, Shelton Washington, sell at public auc-
tion to the highest and best bidder, payable at
the time of sale, the following described real
property situated in Mason County, Washing-
ton, to-wit:
A LEASEHOLD ESTATE iNTEREST in
and to'. LOTS TEN (10) AND ELEVEN (11),
LAKE CUSHMAN NO. 1, VOLUME 6 OF
PLATS, PAGES 60 TO 63, BOTH INCLUSIVE,
RECORDS OF MASON COUNTY, WASH-
INGTON.
which is subject tO that certain Deed of
Trust dated June 23, 1997, and recorded June
27, 1997, under Auditor's File No. 648792,
records of Mason County, Washington, from
MARVIN V. SINGSON and LORI J. SING-
SON, husband and wife, to MASON COUNTY
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corpora-
tion, as Trustee, to secure an obligation in favor
of THOMAS D. ELLIOTT and CHARMIAN R.
ELLIOTT, husband and wife, as Beneficiary.
2. No action pending. No action com-
menced by the Beneficiary of the Deed of Trust
or the Beneficiary's successor is now pending
to seek satisfaction of the obligation in any
court by reason of the Grantors' default on the
obligation secured by the Deed of Trust.
3. Default. The default for which this fore-
closure is made is failure to pay when due the
following amounts which are now in arrears:
Monthly payments of $284.12
for the rnons of June, 1998
through May, 1999, $3,409.44
Default charge as follows:
Interest at the rate of 10% on the
principal of $20,410.22 from
date of default 2,041.02
Personal property taxes for
1999 for Lot 10 7.39
Personal property taxes for
1999 for Lot 11 61.33
Lake Cushman Maintenance
Company lien 665.92
TOTAL $6,185.10
4 Amount of Debt. The sum owing on
the obligation secured by the Deed of Trust is:
Principal of $20,410.22 together with interest as
in the note provided and such other costs and
fees as are provided by statute, said note and
the Deed of Trust.
5, Sale, Discontinuance of Sale, Termi-
nation of Sale. The above described real
property will be sold to satisfy the expense of
sale and the obligation secured by said Deed of
Trust as provided by statute. Said sale will be
made without warranty, express or implied,
regarding title, possession, or encumbrances
on the 27th day of August, 1999. The defaults
reterred to in paragraph 3 above must be cured
by August 16, 1999, (11 days before the sale
date) to cause a discontinuance of the sale. The
sale will be discontinued and terminated if at
any time on or before August 16, 1999, (11
days before the sale date) the default as set
forth in paragraph 3 above is cured and the
Trustee's fees and costs, together with any ad-
ditional amounts which may become due, are
paid. The sale may be terminated by the Gran-
tor anytime after August 16, 1999, (11 days be-
fore the sate date) and before the sale date, by
brance paying the entire principal balance, in-
terest sectored by the Deed of Trust and late
charges, p/us costs, lees and advances, if any,
made pursuant to the terms of the obligation
and/or Deed of Trust and curing all other de-
faults.
6. Notice of Default. A written notice of
default was transmitted by the Trustee to the
Grantor or his successor in interest at the fol-
lowing address:
Marvin V. Singson
P. O. Box 48332
Seattle, WA 98148-0332
Led J. Singson
1910 South 244 Street
Des Moines, WA 98198
by both first class and certified mail on
April 5, 1999, and on April 27. 1999, the written
notice o! default was posted in a conspicuous
place on the real property described in para-
graph 1 above, and the Trustee has in his pos-
session proof of such mailing and posing. NO-
TICE OF DEFAULT was also personally
served on Lori J. Singson on April 8, 1999 at
1910 South 244 Street, Des Moines, WA.
7. Coats end fees. The Trustee whose
name and address are set forth below, will
provide in writing to anyone requesting it a
statement of all costs and fees due at any time
prior to the sale.
8. Effect of late. The effect of the sale will ,,
be to deprive the Grantor and all those who
hold by, through, or under him of all their Inter-
est in the above-described property.
9. Objection to sale. Anyone having any
objection to the sale on any grounds whatsoev-
er will be afforded an opportunity to be heard as
to the objections if they bring a lawsuit to re-
strain the sate pursuant to RCW 61.24.130.
Failure to bring such a lawsuit may result in a
waiver of any proper grounds for invalidating
the trustee's sale.
DATED: MAY 14, 1999
/s/S. Brooke Taylor
S. Brooke Taylor, Trustee
Atlomey at Law
403 SOU Peabody
Pod Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 457-3327
STATE OF WASHINGTON
LEGAL NOTI CES
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)ss.
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COUNTY OF CLALLAM
On this day personally appeared before me
S. BROOKE TAYLOR to me known tO be the
individual described In and who executed the
within and foregoing instrument, end acknowl-
edged that he signed the same as his free and
voluntary act and deed, for the uses and pur-
ses therein mentioned.
GIVEN under my hand end ocial seal this
14th day of May 1999
/s/Rite L. Berson
NOTARY PUBLIC, in and for the State of
Washington Residing at Port Angeles. WA My
Commission Expires: 6-15-2000
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CALL FOR BIDS
MADRONA BEACH COMMUNITY
SEPTIC SYSTEM
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Commissioners for Public Utility District No. 1
of Mason County (PUD # 1), Washington does
hereby invite sealed proposals for Madrona
Beach Community Septic System a3 de-
.scribed and in accordance with Bid Do;ument
obtainable from the office of the system en-
gineer: Jerome W. Mordssstte & Associates
Inc, P. S.: 1700 Cooper Point Rd. S.W., #B2
Olyrrla, WA 98502, for a $35.00 non-refund-
able fee (make checks Payable to J. W. Mor-
rissette & Associates). Copies of the contract
documents may be examined at the above Io.
struction septic tanks and homing tanks, con-
structlng effluent pump basins, constructing ef-
fluent lines, constructing siphon tanks, and
constructing approximately 1,920 LF of grevei-
less chamber type drainfield and related con-
structJon.
Proposals for this work must be sealed,
marked MADRONA BEACH COMMUNITY
SEPTIC SYSTEM and filed with the Super-
Intendent at the PUD #1 office at N. 21971
Hwy 101, Shelton 98584 by 2:00 p.m. Au-
gust 10, 1999.
It is anticipated that this project will be
funded in part by the Washington State Depart-
ment of Ecology's Centennial Clean Water
Fund and/or State Revolving Fund, G9800251.
Neither the State of Washington nor any of its
departments or employees are, or shall be •
party to any contract or any subcontract result-
ing from this solicitation for bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied by s certi-
fied or bank cashier's check in the amount of
five percent (5%) of the bid amount, payable to
PUD #1, or a bid bond executed by a Ilcered
bonding company is required with each bid. At
time and place named, such bids will be
opened and read, and the Commissioner= will
proceed to canvas the bids. The CornmtlBton-
era reserve the unqualified dght in their Sole
and absolute discretion to reject any and all
bids, and to accept the bid which In their sole
and absolute judgment will, under all clrcum.
stances, best serve the interest of the District.
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 OF
MASON COUNTY
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ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE
IN COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTER 42,
RCW 46.55.130, LAW OF 1969, FIRST EX-
TRAORDINARY SESSION, AS AMENDED
BY CHAPTER 281, NOTICE iS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE, 809 S.
FIRST ST., SHELTON, WASHINGTON
98584, WILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON Au-
gust 6, 1999, AT 1:30 P.M. SELL FOR CASH
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOW-
ING DESCRIBED VEHICLES:
1978 Ford Faim'Kt, LIC #771CVW
1974 VW Beetle, LIC # No Plata
1979 Char. Chevatta, LIC #011AGE
1969 Aloha 22sc/8Trl, LIC V41386
1978 Audt 5000, LIC 918CXV
1979 Southwlnd M/H, LIC #338BBK
1990 Pocac ,,,Olnblrd, LIC #065DQC
1990 Sunbird, Pontiac, LIC #065DQC
1985 Chevy Cap., LIC #968EDJ
VEHICLES AVAILABLE AT 10:30 AM.
FOR INSPECTION.
JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE
REG. #5006
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PROBATE NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
RCW 11.40.030
NO. 99 400132 1
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTONFOR MASON
COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF:
JOSEPH LYMAN KIRK,
SS#
and
MARGARET MARTHA KIRK,
SS # 532-56-9094
Deceased.
The personal representative named below
has been appointed and has qualified as per-
sonai representative of this estate. Any person
having a claim against the decedent must, be-
fore the time the claim would be barred by any
otherwise applicable statute of limltatlons,
present the dalm in the manner as provided In
RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the
personal representatives or the personal rep-
resentative's attorney at the address stated be-
low a copy of the claim and filing the original of
the claim with the court. The claim must be
presented within the later of: (1) Thirty days af-
ter the personal representative served or
mailed the notice to the creditor as provided
under RCW 11.40.020(3); or (2) four months
after the date of first publication of the notice. If
the claim is not presented wtthln this time
frame, the claim Is forever barred, except as
otherwise provided In RCW 11.40.051 and
11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims
against both the decedent's probate and non-
probate assets.
DATE OF FILING COPY OF NOTICE TO
CREDITORS with Clerk of Court : July 21,
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: July 29,
I999
/s/George D. Kirk
GEORGE D. KIRK
Personal Representative
Address: 3319 S. 250 PL
KENT, WA g8032-4135
Attorney for Pemonal
Representative: RICHARD C. ADAMSON
Address for Mailing of Service: 310 W.
Birch, Suite 1, Shelton, WA., 98584
Telephone: (360) 426-2754
7/29-8/5-12 3t
MASON COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
REQUEST FOR VOLUNTEERS
MASON COUNTY is seeking citizen vol.
unteers to serve on the Transportation Ira.
provement Program Advisory Committee. The
Advisory Committee will review and analyze
Mason County's transportation needs, then
present their proposed transportation improve.
ment plan to the Board of Mason County Com.
missioners. The time commitment would In.
elude attendance at six (8) evening meetings
between August I and October 31, 1999, each
lasting approximately two (2) hours.
The Board of Mason County Commission-
ers will use the transportation improvement
plan developed by the Advisory Committee to
plan road construction and other transportation
projects for the next six (6) year=.
Mason County invites all interested citizens
to apply, as the intent is to form a team that
represents a wide cross-section of Mason
County's populam.
Interested persons may apply by letter to:
Mason County Public Works Department, Atth:
William Bullock, P O Box 1850, Shelton WA
98584. Citizens with questions may call Mr.
Bullock at (360) 427-9670, Ext. 458.
7/22-29 2t
Legal Notioa
Although SENIORSFIRST, a Medicare
HMO plan offered by Rret Choice Health hall
offered continuous open enrollment since
1/1/99. we recently decided to discontinue
Medicare services In the counties of Mason,
Lewis and Grays Harbor at the end of 1999. If
you are a current member, you will receive an
Page 32 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thu rsday, July 29, 1999
West-side problem:
National park closes off
cougar-encounter areas
By COLIN HAWSER
A series of cougar encounters
in the Graves Creek area of the
East Fork Quinault Valley has
led to several temporary closures
in the area and and a warning to
Olympic National Park visitors.
"These incidents remind us yet
again that Olympic National Park
is a wilderness area, with all the
risks inherent to wilderness," said
park Assistant Superintendent
Roger Rudolph. "We strongly urge
all visitors to be aware of proper
cougar-country behavior, and at
least for the next several weeks,
to choose an alternative destina-
tion to the Graves Creek area of
the Quinault Valley."
Since July 11, four cougar
sightings or encounters have been
reported in the area. From de-
scriptions, reported in the Nation-
al Park Service bulletin, it ap-
pears that it is the same animal,
a 2-year-old, 100- to 125-pound
cougar•
Visitors are encouraged to
avoid the East Fork Quinault
Trail, which begins at the Graves
Creek trailhead, while rangers
take care of the situation.
In previous years, sightings
have been reported on the west
side of the Olympics, but the park
ranger at Staircase reports none
this year.
For more information, call the
Olympic National Park Wilder-
ness Information Center at (360)
452-0300.
Although Washington State
Department of Fish and Wildlife
statistics show a minimal yearly
increase in the number of cougar
attacks since 1995, the potential
for a cougar encounter has in-
creased dramatically. In 1995,
247 confirmed cougar sightings
were reported in Washington
State. In 1998, that number had
increased to 927.
The fish and wildlife report
also showed that during the same
period, the number of pets at-
tacked by cougars more than dou-
bled from 32 in 1995 to 70 in
1998.
Confronted by coug?
Advlce on what to do
This is a list the National Park
Service released about ways to
avoid confrontations with cou-
gars.
To prevent a cougar en-
counter:
Do not hike or jog alone.
* Keep children within sight at
all times.
* Avoid dead animals.
e Keep a clean camp.
* Leave pets at home.
Be alert to the surroundings.
Q Use a walking stick.
If you meet a cougar:
• Do not runl Running may
trigger a cougar's attack instinct.
• Stand up and face the ani-
mal.
• Pick up children.
• Appear large wave your
arms or jacket over your head.
. Do not approach the cougar,
but back away slowly.
• Maintain eye contact with
the animal.
If a cougar becomes aggres-
sive:
• Do not turn your back or
take your eyes off the cougar.
• Remain standing.
• Throw things.
• Shout loudly.
• Fight back aggressively.
SHS Class of 1979 seeks
missing folks for reunion
"It's not too late!" say planners
of the Shelton High School Class
of 1979 reunion set for a week
from Saturday. Members of the
class can still reserve a spot at
the reunion by calling Joan Trot-
zer-Horn at 253-582-1400.
The big event will begin at 5
p.m. August 7 at the Tyee Hotel
in Olympia.
Other reunion activities in-
clude an informal gathering on
Friday, August 6, at Genoa's in
Olympia at 7 pro. and a golf tour-
nament scheduled for Saturday
prior to the reunion. A family pic-
nic will follow on August 8 at
Twanoh State Park beginning at
I pm.
Planners are still seeking a
number of classmates. Anyone
who knows the whereabouts of
any of the people on the list is
asked to contact Tricey Bieniek-
Kruger at 426-3707.
MISSING ARE Merline Allen,
Wayne Anderson, Helen Beebe,
Joseph Bolduc, Kenn Briggs, Da-
vid Brock, Kim Brown, John Bru-
netd, Alan Bunks, Brad Butter-
field, Brenda Cisneros, Vicki
Chapman, Don Collins, Tina Cox,
Mike Cross, Cynthia Culbertson,
Bob Edwards, Jeff Eitner,
Dwayne Estep, Marcy Field, Ger-
ald F1eshman, Don Evans, Crys-
tal Frassl, Sue Fullerton, John
Funkenbusch, Liz Gaither and
Rob Giles.
Also missing are Mark Ginter,
Michael Givens, Teri Glazier,
additional letter shortly, which will provide you
with preliminary information and in September
you witl receive information about other Medi.
care coverage options in the area.
In the meantime, we have decided to stop
accepting new members on an open enroll.
ment basis for the remainder of the year. Con-
sequentiy, effective 08/01/99, the current open
sign-up period ends.
For help and information about Medtcare
issues, we suggest you call SENIORSFIRST
at 1-800-864-1190. For additional Information,
please call the Medicare Choice helpllne at 1-
800-633-4227 or contact SHIBA (Statewide
Health Insurance Benefit Advisors) at 1-800-
397-4422 or on the web at www.shiba.org.
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ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION
In compliance with Chapter 42, RCW
46.55.130, Law of t969, First Extraordinary
Session, as amended by Chapter 281, notice is
hereby given that TOW KING, E343 MEYER
LAKE DRIVE, SHELTON, WA 98584, will at
Public Auction on August 6, 1999, AT 11:30
AM, sell for cash to the highest bidder, the tel.
lowing described vehicles:
1979 FORD MUSTANG, LJC #098JBF
1979 TOYOTA P/U, LIC #TK4136
1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE, LIC #UBE278
Vehicles available at 8:30 AM for Inspec-
tion.
TOW KING
Rag. #5707
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Kurt Gloor, Virginia Goldberg,
Anne Marie Graham, Carolyn
Grunert, Gary Gustafson, Tina
Hammack, Steve Hanson,
Richard Hart, Kenyan Hedman,
Brad Heinitz, Vincent Henry,
Kirk Hillhouse, Russ Hoffman,
Connie Hoosier, Daniel House,
Susan Jacobsen, Guy Jacques,
Eric Johnson, Karl Kim, Mary El-
len King, Robert Kleinfelder, Kim
Krise, Kurt Langeland, Mike
Lawson, Heide Lester, Mike
Louderback, James McCormick
Jr., Elaine McGrew, Bob
Meacham, Karen Miljour, Robert
Miller, Dean Moore, Samuel
Moore, Rod Morken and Rose-
mary Nelson.
More missing '79ere are Tracy
Nelson, Grant Newell, Kit Peder-
son, Carrie Pedi, Reuben Perrine,
Craig Peterson, Gina Peterson,
Teresa Pierce, Teresa Pruter, Kel-
ly Rohr, Mike Ross, Allen Russell,
John Schireman, Dawn Sims,
Sheryl Smith, Victoria Smith,
Victor Smith, Sandy Stevens,
Bonnie Strickland, Carol Swen-
son, Tina Tallman, Tammi Tullar,
Trula Watkins, James Weber,
Molly Weirich, Sandy West, Kar-
en Winter, Walt Wolfenbarger,
Ginny Wood and Sharleen Wood.
Lifejackets a must
for young boaters
A law took effect Sunday re-
quiring all children 12 years old
and younger to wear U.S. Coast
Guard-approved lifejackets on
boats shorter than 19 feet.
The law applies when a vessel
is under way and when children
are on an open deck or open cock-
pit of the vessel on any waters of
the state.
Since 1995, state and federal
laws have required that all re-
creational boats carry Coast
Guard-approved lifejackets or
personal flotation devices for
Safe driving
class is set
for seniors
"Seniors Getting There Safely,"
a refresher course for drivers 55
and older, is scheduled for Satur-
day, August 21, at Olympic Col-
lege Shelton.
Gerald Apple will teach the
eight-hour course from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. with a one-hour lunch break
at noon. Seniors who complete the.
driving refresher are eligible for a
deduction in their automobile in-
surance premiums, notes a
spokesperson for the county's
traffic safety program.
The Washington Traffic Safety
Education Association sponsors
the course, whose registration
deadline is August 18. A $5
charge for materials will be col-
lected at the end of the class.
To register, drivers can call
Carol Norman, program coordina-
tor for Mason County Community
DUI and Traffic Safety, or Julian-
na Miljour, director for Mason
County Drug Abuse Prevention,
at 427-9670 (from North Mason,
275-4467), Extension 396.
every adult or child on board.
However, the law didn't require
that they be worn.
Earlier this year, the Washing-
ton State Legislature passed a
children's lifejacket law which
was signed into law by .Governor
Gary Locke in May.
Marine patrol agents through-
out Washington have been in.
forming boaters of the new regu-
lation since spring. They continue
to hand out free Dairy Queen ice
cream cone coupons to kids aged
16 and younger wearing their life-
jackets during routine boating-
safety checks.
Nearly 50 police and sheriff8
departments and many state
parks are taking part in the pro-
motional campaign, says Wash-
ington State Parks and Recrea-
tion Commission spokesperson
Virginia Painter.
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High Low Precip,
Fahrenheit (In.)
July 21 72 54 0
July 22 75 55 0
July 23 75 50 0
July 24 74 54 0
July 25 70 49 0
July 26 81 45 0
July 27 85 49 0
Measurements for the previ.
ous 24 hours are recorded for the
National Weather Service at 4
p.m. each day at Olympic Air at
Sanderson Field.
Meteorologists with the Na-
tional Weather Service predict
sun after some morning clouds
Friday and sunny, warm days
Saturday and Sunday, when
highs are expected to reach 85.
Nighttime lows should range be-
tween 50 and 55.
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