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Sunset High School graduates . A7Canine volunteers honored . A8SERVING DEL NORTE COUNTY SINCE 1879www.triplicate.comFRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2022Crescent City, CAHoward wins new term as District 3 supervisorDistrict 4 runoff candidatesAdams and Stone 11 votes apartBy DANIEL J. SCHMIDTEditorIncumbent District 3 Supervisor Chris Howard scored acomplete victory in the June 7primary election. Howard secured627 votes, or 56.75 percent of thetotal votes cast, and will avoida runoff election in November.His third term of office begins inearly January 2023.Howard soundly defeatedFrank Magarino who received254 votes, or 23 percent of thetotal, and Joe “Hank” Akin whoreceived 224 votes, with 20.27percent of the votes.District 4 supervisorial candidate Joey Borges was far outfront with 44.67 per cent of District 4 votes, surpassing secondplace finisher Patty Adams, with234 votes, or 25.19 percent of thevotes. Because neither candidatereceived more than 50 percent ofthe vote, they will face each otherin the runoff election in November.Brian Stone placed third in theDistrict 4 race, with 223 votes just 11 votes behind Adams. Margaret Sargent received 57 votes,or 6.14 percent of the total.There may still be some ballotsleft uncounted in District 4 thatcould affect whether Adams orStone proceeds to the Novemberrunoff election.Ballots postmarked on or before June 7 that had not yet beenreceived, and provisional ballotsthat withstand scrutiny by election officials, may close the gapbetween Adams and Stone andpossibly alter which candidateDistrict 3 Supervisor Chris Howard627 - 56.74% Frank Magarino254 - 22.99% Hank Akin224 - 20.27%Howard wins District 3 seatmoves on to face Borges in theNovember runoff election.In District 5, the seat vacatedby the passing of the late Supervisor Bob Berkowitz, two strongcandidates will face each other inNovember.Former Sheriff Dean Wilsonplaced first of five candidates;he received 349 votes –39.75percent of the total.Appointed incumbent Supervisor Susan placed second with298 votes, or 33.94 percent. Farbehind were Terry Colton, whoreceived 96 votes; David Jones,with 82 votes; and David Markelwith 53 votes.Officials seeking reelectionto countywide offices all ranunopposed, and hence, received100 percent of the votes cast forthat office.They include Treasurer-TaxCollector Barbara Lopez;County Clerk-Recorder AlissiaD. Northrup; County AssessorJennifer Perry; Auditor-ControllerClinton Schaad; District AttorneyKatherine Micks; Sheriff-CoronerGarrett Scott; and Superintendentof Schools Jeff Harris.Supervisor Howard offeredDistrict 3 voters a solid recordof achievement with vast experience, and working relationshipsDistrict 4 Supervisor Joey Borges415 - 44.67% Patty Adams234 - 25.19% Brian Stone223 - 24.00% Margaret Sargent57 - 6.14%Borges and either Adams orStone advance to runoffDistrict 5 Supervisor Dean Wilson349 - 39.75% Susan Masten298 - 33.94% Terry Colton96 - 10.93% David Jones82 - 9.34% David Markel53 - 6.04%Wilson, Masten advance torunoff in Novemberwith people up and down theNorth Coast who are in key positions to advance Howard’s effortson behalf of Del Norte County.A virtual Who’s Who of established county business leadersand pioneer families stood up forHoward, as did voters throughouthis district.Howard soundly defeatedefforts by his opponents to labelhim as “too close to GovernorNewsom and liberal Californiapolitics.”His performance on electionnight clearly put those claims torest, as he received more votesthan his two primary opponentscombined.Photo by Daniel J. Schmidt/The TriplicateTwo youngsters cast their ballots at the county registrar’s office. Voters in Del NorteCounty cast ballots in three contested supervisor’s races and many more regionaland state contests Tuesday.Chamber picks hometown heroes for Independence DayGinneen has been in customerservice from the very beginningwith Glen’s Bakery and hasalways provided outstanding service. Mrs. Thompson has greatpride in Del Norte County andalways goes above and beyond toshow it. She has volunteered formultiple functions and servicesand enjoys every minute of it.The TriplicateOne of the highlights of Independence Day in Crescent Cityevery year in the unveiling ofpeople who make the communitybrighter by giving back to thecommunity.The Crescent City/Del NorteChamber of Commerce 4thof July Committee picks itshometown heroes based onnominations from the community and honors the heroes with aceremony during the 4th of Julycelebration.In 2022, the chamber chose12 hometown heroes, men andwomen who have made givingback part of the every-day life.The chamber invites the community to join them in congratulating the following individualsand look for their customizedbanners on the light poles liningFront Street during the 4th ofJuly, Independence Day festivities.Del Norte County SupervisorValerie Starkey funded the purchase of light pole banners andposters, highlighting communityheroes for the last three years.She sis it is her honor to be partof a community such as DelNorte County and believes inshowcasing the good that everyday people do.2022 HOMETOWN HEROESBeverly (Bev) NollBev is a hometown herobecause she devotes so muchtime to our community. She hasbeen a marine safety instructorwhere she trained many localfishermen for cold water survivalskills. She was instrumental informing the local Coast GuardAuxiliary Flotilla and she laterbecame a Flotilla Commander.Bev has helped organize the NollLongboard Classic Surf Contest,which brought hundreds of people to our beautiful community.She is loving, kind, and inspirational to those who know her.Blake InscoreBlake is a perfect example of a“Hometown” Hero. He is alwayspositive and has a sensible, calmsolution in today’s crazy world.He has been past mayor, currentcity councilman and is a pastor.All of these require a strong will,professionalism and a kind heart.Blake is a strong family man andcares about the community andarea.Dan BarntsDan Barnts, owner of DelNorte Tire, remained openthroughout the COVID-19 pandemic, assisting the communitywith the services they needed.He was always willing to providethese services and he worked outpayment plans with customers,as he knew many were struggling financially. Dan is such ablessing to our community andhe should be commended alongwith his staff for the work theyhave done.Ginneen ThompsonGinneen is an outstandingmember of this community.Khou VueKhou Vue is a HometownHero. He is an educator, a fatherand a cultural leader in theHmong community. Khou wasinstrumental in establishing theHmong Cultural Center of DelNorte County and he helps withoutreach so members of theHmong community are receivingneeded information.This wasespecially essential during thepandemic when food distributionand vaccination details wereimportant. Khou has limitlessenergy as he educates and leadsin our county. For this, and manyother reasons, I believe that he isa Hometown Hero.Cindy VosburgCindy kept our communityconnected during the height ofCOVID and in the years thathave followed. Cindy was oftenin the front of the informationcoming from the state, CAL-Osha, and the federal government,and she was remarkable in getting this ever-changing information to the public. Cindy continues to bring ideas and revenue toour region. She works hard andshe continually makes sure DelNorte County and, all its beauty,is highlighted.Dottie Nuszkiewicz:Dottie is a hometown herodue to her dedication to ourlocal gem, Battery Point LightPlease see HEROES, Page A2INDEXAT TRIPLICATE.COMObituaries. A3Crossword. A9Classifieds. A10Crossword Answers. A12Weather. A5 1.50
A2 FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2022 DEL NORTE TRIPLICATEHeroesup within the Redwood CoastConservation Corp. In the future,he would love to volunteer moreand become someone other kidslook up to.From page A1house. She has lovingly caredfor the lighthouse by ensuringthe visitors have a wonderfulexperience. Dottie has alwayskept the lantern bright for ourlocal fishermen and citizens aslighthouse keeper.Jagger FruthDespite Jagger having SpinaBifida, he loves to volunteer.He assisted with a local EarthDay cleanup, a parks clean upand with beach and road clean-Wade MayesWade is a local hero. He hasserved our country in the U.S.Army and has since returnedto our community where he isactive in the VFW and otherlocal events. Wade is a caring,kind-hearted man who alwaysgives of himself to try to betterthe community. You can oftenfind Wade, soft spoken, butstanding up for the rights ofthose who need a voice. Wadeexemplifies character and honor.Daphne Cortese-LambertDaphne brings a smile to allwho know her. She has pioneeredDel Norte Mission possible into asuccess. Her progress in helpingthe unhoused, sick, and disabledget housing and services neededis amazing. Feeding those lessfortunate, helping them withlifesaving supplies, getting theunhoused each week to help withgarbage cleanup. Her relationwith those underprivileged bridges a gap.Eileen BennetEileen has been instrumental in the start of Prison PawPartnership. PPP places homelessdogs from our local pound withselected inmates at PBSP. Shehas had a nearly perfect successrate of adopting these prisontrained pups into loving homes.Also, Eileen is the HumaneSociety cat shelter manager. Sheis an extremely giving person,always making time for othersand still finds time to bottle feedorphaned kittens.Lisa McKeownLisa has a history of being inservice to her community andexemplifies all the qualities as ahometown hero. Lisa is a founding board member for MissionPossible, where she has dedicated numerous hours, helpingour most vulnerable population.She has accomplished so much,all the while taking care of herailing husband for the past 10years. For three years, she wasState Farm agent by day anddialysis nurse by night. Thesefeats she accomplished, while inservice to this community, showsher huge heart.Six Rivers National Forest celebrates 75 yearsThe Six Rivers NationalForest is celebrating its75th anniversary! On June3, 1947, President Harry S.Truman established the SixRivers National Forest byPresidential proclamation2733 creating the youngestforest in California.The forest has grown inmany ways over the past75 years. For example,the forest now has almost75,000 more acres thanit did when it was established. The Six Rivers’initial 900,000 acres wasa combination of threeIn Loving Memory ofMelody BarnesMarch 17, 1972 - May 20, 2022Melody went to be with the Lord at the age of 50 yearsold, while at the University of California San FransiscoHospital, after a long battle with cirrhosis of the liver.She was born in Crescent City, CA on March 17, 1972 to Lewisand Maxine Phillips. She was the youngest of 9 children.She graduated from high school in Crescent City and marriedPaul Barnes in 1996. They remained in Crescent City and raisedtheir 3 children.Melody was the loving and devoted mother to her 3 children and cherishedgrandmother to her 7 grandchildren. She was a loving , caring , and kind person to all that knew her.Most of all, she will never be forgotten as an amazing wife, mother, grandmother, sister, daughter, anddeeply missed by all whose lives she touched.Melody was preceded in death by her father Lewis Phillips, mother MaxinePhillips, and sister Mary Ellen Lewis.She is survived by her husband Paul Barnes: children Bridget (Diego)Barnes, Mikala (Alex) Pearson, and Trinity Barnes: grandchildrenElla, Olivia, Benjamin, Carson, RaeLynn, Jordan, and Jenna: siblingsMarcella (Steve) Hamilton, Judith Morrison, Darold Phillips,David (Toni) Phillips, Carl (Marilyn) Phillips, Richard (Rhonda)Phillips, and John Phillips.A Celebration of Life will be held at the Pelican Bay Church,160 Blueberry Lane, Crescent City, CAon 06/18/22 at 2:00 P.M.Friends and Family are welcome.H UMBOLDT A REAFH UMBOLDT A REAOUNDATIONF OUNDATIONContributed photosAbove, Smokey the Bear helps Six Rivers staff celebrate their 75th anniversary. Left, the original staff at SixRivers National Forest in 1974.national forests from twoand Trinity (now the Shas- of mountainous land andregions: the Siskiyou (nowta-Trinity) national forests iconic rivers that stretchesthe Rogue River-Siskiyou)in the Pacific Southwestern from the Oregon-Califrom the Pacific Northwest Region. Today the forest is fornia border south forRegion, and the Klamathcomprised of 974,612 acres approximately 140 miles toMendocino County.Not only has the acreage grown but so has thepresentsworkforce. In 1947 therewere only 9 employees onthe forest which includedrangers and staff. Today theMeet Ricki! She’s a pit-houndforest employs around 200mix with a knack for learning.people across four districtsShe loves to play and knowsand the Supervisor’s Office.several commands.Seventy-five years laterShe loves to play fetch andthe Six Rivers Nationaltug-of-war, and will be a greatForest remains committedwalking companion.to connecting people to theShe also enjoys her down timeland, working in collaboraand being a couch potato whiletion with our communitiesgetting pets.and partners, and providingCall (707) 464-7235 for more info. Find more dogs for adoptionat Dogs of Del Norte County Facebook page.access to resources thatpromote economic, ecologi144 W. Washington Blvd., Crescent Citycal, and social vitality.707-465-5993RickiStrategy, Program, and CommunitySolutions CoordinatorNow recruiting for aNow recruitingLocation: CrescentCity, CAfor aTeam: Strategy, Program, &tive Cultures FundProgramOfficerCommunity SolutionsReportsTo: Vice President or Director of SPCS 55,300- 62,213Time Base: 40 hours per weekHours:8:30am-5:00pm, including occasionalFull TimeeveningLocation: Bayside,CA, and weekend work as neededStatus: Regular Non-exemptMarket Wage: 21.25/hour expected at1 year of tenureHiring Range: 17.00- 19.00/hour dependingon experience, plus healthbenefits, retirement benefits,paid holidays and sick timeogtive CulturesraFund ProgrammOfficer13 55,300- 62,213Officerand remote work as requiredseeking an opportunityto co-lead a philanthropic effort to fosterJob Descriptionh and thriving of California’s Indigenous cultures, HAF needs you!TheseeksCommunityTeamCoordinatorultures Fund (NCF)two Senior ProgramOfficers (SPO) isto responsible for prioritizing dynamic workloads,FullinTimethe fund focusedprovidingon cultural revitalizationNative communitiesexcellent customerservice, proposing solutions, communicating effectively, andDee-ni’ Nationin the north,to the Paiuteand,nia from the TolowaLocation:Bayside,CA,collaborativelyacrossthe organization.The ideal candidate will carry out job dutiesterritories in theworkingeast, and southto the Chumashhomelands.Theredandremoteworkas requiredanemphasisonattentionto detail, cultural humility, respect for sensitive informationwill be visioning y, specificallyguidingthe growth of NCFcontin- to complete tasks with minimal oversight and a highandconfidentiality,andprogramshave aninabilityoration with Native cultural leaders, while advancing HAF’s goalslevel of independence.cial equity, thriving youth and families, and environmental justice.We Are Moving!We’ll be just steps awayfrom the old location.pseekinghan opportunityilato co-leadnatphilanthropichreffortoto fosterpice f fo r ttofo s te ruand thrivingsof u! s ,HAFn e e dsyo eeksapplicationproceduresandthe comulturesFundr(NCF)ogtwoSeniorrProgramamOfficers (SPO) toO f f i c e r s(S P O)toplete job announcement, including all desired qualifications. iWorkcloselywith and acrossthe SPCSteamto coordinatemeetings,includingschedulingandahe fundtfocusedoon culturalnrevitalizationinin NativeNcommunitiesati vec o m m u ni ti esOur newaddressis:preparingmaterialsorand resources, setting up appropriate technology, and providingor questions, contactlogistics,Haley Clark nNationoin the north,rtotthe hPaiute and,tothePaiuteand(707)442-2993,ext. 305.followup withdocumentation of activities, notes, and agreements. 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DEL NORTE TRIPLICATE FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2022 A3OBITUARIESEvelyn Jeanette Bachmann (Paola)August 18, 1930 - June 3, 2022Cupp on Friday nightsplaying cards. She was anavid reader, especially trueromance novels. Georgeand Evelyn enjoyedcamping and travelingto various Loggingjobs during his career.She spent a lot of timetraveling with her sisterin Law June Bachmannto many destinations,including Tahiti, Hawaiiand Alaska. She worked inNutrition Services as theSalad bar lady at CrescentElk Middle School for25 years and retired atthe age of 82. Whileworking she enjoyed hermany friendships withstudents and coworkers.She enjoyed having familyHolidays at her house andcooking many meals forher large family in herteeny tiny kitchen. Shemost enjoyed sitting inher favorite chair, gazingout of her front windowlooking at McNamara hillat the cows and elk in thefield. You could alwayscount on getting your fillof fun sized snickers andvanilla ice cream whenvisiting Grandma.She is preceded indeath by her late husbandGeorge Bachmann, herparents Grace and PatPaola and her brother JohnPaola.Evelyn is survivedEvelyn JeanetteBachmann (Paola) wasa caring wife, mother,grandmother, sister, andfriend. She made her wayto the Lord on June 3,2022, at the age of 91.She was born toGrace and Pat Paolaon August 18, 1930, inYamhill, Oregon in herGrandmother Bursing’sboarding house. Theythen moved to Carlton,Oregon where her Momand Dad had a ranch andraised thousands of awardwinning turkeys.She met the love of herlife, George Bachmannin Carlton, Oregon andhad three children, Larry,Brenda, and Steve. Theymoved their family fromOregon to Big Tree Parkin Klamath, California topursue a Logging Career.Evelyn loved spendingtime with her friend Eulahby her children LarryBachmann wife Shari,Brenda Meirndorfand her late husbandDoug, Steve Bachmannand wife Karen all ofCrescent City. BrotherGene Paola and his wifeMary of McMinnvilleOregon. GrandchildrenJessica Meirndorf, JasonBachmann and wifeHeidi, Angela Calleja andhusband O.J, AmandaSilva and husband Steve,Tyler Bachmann andwife Amber and ChelseyBachmann.Great grandchildrenRy Bachmann, JayceBachmann, Steven Silva,Bianca Silva, JamieSilva, Eric Turner, ColsonTurner, Maiah Calleja,Lil O.J. Calleja, KurtisTurner, Baylee Dundom,Taylor Bachmann, ChaseBachmann, GiannaBertolini and Great GreatGranddaughter PalmerJean Calleja.Evelyn was loved bymany nieces and nephewsand known by them asAuntie Eve. She also haslongtime loyal friends,Elizabeth Freeman andLinda Newton, the lateEvelyn Blagden, EulahCupp and June Bachmann.Evelyn was a memberof the Grace LutheranChurch and requested thatIn lieu of flowers pleasemake donations to GraceLutheran Church 188 ECooper Street, CrescentCity, CA.A viewing will beheld at Wier’s MortuaryChapel at 408 G Street,Crescent City, California,June 10, 2022, from 12:00pm through 4:00 pm. Afuneral service will beheld at Grace LutheranChurch at 188 EastCooper Avenue, CrescentCity, California, June 11,2022, at 11:00 am.Arrangements areunder the direction ofWier’s Mortuary Chapel.Please sign the family’sonline guest book atwiersmortuary.comSee answers, Page A10Wild Rivers CoastRoxanna Moore5/25/1948 - 6/01/2022near or with one of them.She is survived by herhusband Allen (Chuck),her sister Kathy, her twochildren Sarah and Adam,her five grandchildrenLeonardo, Leah, Arthur,Norah, and Mia, severalnieces, nephews, andcountless friends.Roxanna had awonderful way of beingpersonable with others.She would often walkaway from a briefOn Wednesday, June 1, encounter with someoneand know all about them.2022, Roxanna (Roxie)Her curious nature, bigMoore, loving wife, sister,smile and kind sparklingmother, grandmother,eyes put others at ease.aunt, and friend passedShe could make a friendaway peacefully in herin anyone and enjoyedsleep at the age of 74 inmeeting new people. EvenBaldwinsville, NY.up to her final days allRoxanna was born onthe people that meet herMay 25, 1948, in Crescent would say what a sweetCity, CA. She worked asand beautiful woman shea beautician and raisedwas.her family in CrescentShe will be greatlyCity. Once her childrenmissed by many.were grown, she enjoyedThere are no servicearrangements at this time.traveling and often livedDeath NoticeDarrell R. Hopkins,86, passed away on June5, 2022 in Crescent City,California. He was bornMay 2, 1936 in Lebanon,Oregon.Celebration of LifeServices will be held at theSmith River CommunityHall, 241 W First St, SmithRiver, CA on Saturday,June 18, 2022 from 2:00pm until 5:00 pm.Arrangements are underthe direction of Wier’sMortuary Chapel.Please sign the family’sonline guest book at wiersmortuary.comRETIRED COUPLEWith the weather getting nicer,are you itching to do somespring cleaning? No doubtyou’ll find some things youforgot you had and nolonger need or want.Turn your trash intocash. 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254 votes, or 23 percent of the . total, and Joe "Hank" Akin who . received 224 votes, with 20.27 percent of the votes. District 4 supervisorial can-didate Joey Borges was far out front with 44.67 per cent of Dis-trict 4 votes, surpassing second place finisher Patty Adams, with 234 votes, or 25.19 percent of the votes. Because neither candidate
