Glenn Thompson, 2012 Toledo Big Cheese

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Toledo Cheese
Days 2012
Official
Souvenir
Program
$1.00
This year’s Big Cheeses, from left: Glenn Thompson, Sandy
Miller, and Sandra and Allen Trafton.
Your Toledo Lions Club welcomes you
Cheese Day weekend is the pinnacle of our fundraising efforts. Membership in our Toledo Lions
Club chapter has grown substantially this year and our fellow Lions have devoted many hours of work
to ensure that Cheese Days remains the best summer event in Lewis County for the entire family to
attend.
All the hard work you see is done by community volunteers and all profits from Cheese Days go
right back into our wonderful community. The Lions Club funds school scholarships, school supplies
for some students and food for special school events. Last November, we gave away 75 frozen turkeys
at our annual Turkey Bingo and at Christmas we distributed food baskets to many families in need.
We are currently working on a Veterans Wall of Honor, planned for the north end of Toledo’s city
park. Engraved bricks can be purchased in honor of any serviceman or woman for $100. Applications
for a veterans brick are available at Toledo businesses.
These are just a few examples of the many ways the Lions Club supports Toledo. So have a fun
summer, support the Lions Club by attending Cheese Days and when you see someone wearing the
yellow Lions vest at any of the events be sure to thank them for their contribution in making Toledo a
better place to live!
Lions Club Greenhouse
This year the Toledo Lions Club will be auctioning a
deluxe greenhouse hand-built by Brad Dykstra using oldgrowth cedar and tempered tinted glass.
The auction will be Saturday, July 14 at the Toledo
Middle School at 1 p.m. Estimated value: $5,000.
Cheese Days Committee
Cheese Days would not be possible without
the help of our volunteers. Members of this
yearʼs Cheese Days Committee are:
Kim Amrine
Ed Borte
Alan Buswell
Dave Coulter
Dale Koth
Jeanette Koth
Brian Layton
Sarah Layton
Kay Lyon
Jan Mathews
Jake Morgan
Mike Morgan
Marie Oberg
Cyndi Philbrook
Rich Ripp
Sharon Ripp
Ron Smith
Sue Smith
Jeanne Washington
Help support next year’s
Cheese Days program and advertise
your business. For more information,
contact Ron Smith at 864-2391 or
send an e-mail to
[email protected].
2012 Toledo Cheese Days — Page 2
Chuggin’ along Toledo’s old logging railroad, c. 1920s
By Jake Morgan
Before Interstate 5 connected
southern Lewis County with the rest
of the northwest, timber was
transported primarily by railroad or
down the Cowlitz River.
Few living can remember Toledo’s
railroad that connected Toledo and
Layton Prairie to the former town of
Veness, located south of Winlock in
the 1920s.
The railroad’s path began at the
old Veness sawmill, owned by the
‘Timber Baron of Winlock’ J.A.
Veness, located between booming
Winlock and Vader near the existing
north-south tracks by Ferrier Road.
The railroad stretched eastward,
crossing what is now I-5 near the
Toledo-Vader exit. The railroad
continued into Toledo through what
is now the baseball fields behind the
elementary school, past the Toledo
city park and ran through Maple
Street in town.
J.A. Veness railroad crew. Photo courtesy of the M. Reusser Collection
The tracks crossed the Cowlitz
River over a trestle bridge at the end
of Maple St. into the former town of
Eadonia, located on the eastern side
of the Cowlitz near what is now
South County Park, and extended
east for several more miles to the
former town of Knab, just south of
what is now State Route 505.
The booming logging business
came to an abrupt halt at the end of
the 1920s when the stock market
crashed and demand for high-quality
timber disappeared. All the rails,
spikes, locomotives, bridges and
equipment were dismantled and sold
for scrap in Portland.
By the time the logging business
picked up again, trucks were used to
transport the timber to sawmills and
beyond.
The towns of Veness, Eadonia and
Knab are no longer around, but a
few signs of their existence remain.
Before the Mossyrock Dam was
built in 1968, frequent flooding on
the Cowlitz River wiped out early
low-elevation settlements.
For more on the Winlock-Toledo
railroad, check out the Fir Lawn
Funeral Chapel’s exhibit Saturday.
Glenn Thompson, 2012 Toledo Big Cheese
Big Cheese Biographical Review
Glenn Thompson was born in
Orting, Washington on April 3, 1924.
His parents were both of Scottish
ancestry with Native American roots
on his father’s side as well. His
father, Noel Thompson, was born on
his family’s homestead by the
headwaters of Salzer Creek near
Centralia around the time Washington
became a state and lived most of his
life in Lewis County. His mother,
Inez McDowell, was born in
Scranton, Kansas in 1901, but spent
most of her childhood years in
Washington State (NE Pierce and SE
King counties).
Glenn’s parents
moved to the Toledo area shortly
before he turned two. They lived in
town toward the west end of Pine
Street until he was about five, then
they moved to the Saindon place just
north of the old Cowlitz Landing and
the Miller place that is now owned by
Don Wallace.
Glenn had many adventures on this
92-acre place, where he built a dam
on a small nearby creek for a
swimming hole and a fishing pond.
He and his friends also had a great
time hiking down the Toledo-Winlock
(“Haywire”) Railroad line (used for
logging) and playing in LaCamas
Creek near present-day Exit 60.
When he was 8, he got to take a trip
to the beach while his brother Lee
was being born. In the late 1930s,
their family’s house burned to the
ground and not long after (1940), his
parents divorced. At this time his dad
moved to property near Layton
Prairie. His mom continued to live in
the same general area and went to
work as a waitress for a restaurant in
Toledo. She married Ed McGaughey
in 1943.
Glenn attended the Toledo School
District and graduated in 1942. After
high school, Glenn was hired to build
wooden flooring for the Forest
Service’s temporary shelters that
would provide a roof over the heads
of those assigned to listen for the
sound of enemy planes flying
overhead and to string telephone wire
to the listening posts. His work was
interrupted one day by a draft letter,
which said, “Your friends and
neighbors have chosen you to serve in
the Armed Forces of the United
States.”
After basic training, he was allowed
to come home on a short furlough
before being shipped out to Europe.
He left Camp Swift in February 1944
being assigned to Company A of the
302nd Signal Operations Battalion of
the Third Army, based outside of
London. After D-Day, his unit was
reassigned to the Twelfth Army
Group under General Omar Bradley.
Glenn spent two years in Europe,
seeing places such as Normandy,
Verdun, Trier, Idar-Oberstein,
Wiesbaden, Heidelberg, Augsburg,
and Bremerhaven and achieving the
rank of T5. He arrived back in the
States in early 1946.
From 1946 and through the 1950s,
Glenn picked up where he left off in
the Toledo area. He worked as a logger
with his father for a few years and then
started a partnership with two friends
(John and Bob Clark), logging such
areas as the right-of-way for Interstate
5 in south Lewis County.
In 1948, he took Marie Kirkendoll out
on her very first date on her 18th
birthday. However, they only dated
briefly at that time, as Glenn was very
busy with his work and getting himself
established. By 1956, Glenn had saved
up enough to purchase his own place at
the mouth of LaCamas Creek. He
married Marie (daughter of Mark and
Edith Layton Kirkendoll) in April
1957. Around 1960 or 1961, with a
young family and tiring of the
physically demanding work of logging,
Glenn began the task of clearing his
land and going into farming and cattle
ranching.
He and Marie had 3
children: Ada, Dana, and Scott. Ada
died at age 4 in a farming accident in
1962. Dana is now a CPA and lives in
the Kent, Washington area. Scott still
lives in the Toledo area and has had
various jobs over the years that include
being a truck driver and a mechanic.
Marie died in 2010.
In 1969, Glenn began to supplement
his farming income with school bus
driving. He was a school bus driver
with the Toledo School District for 20
years. In 1984, Glenn sold his cattle
and started renting his 100-acre field
for agricultural crops.
Glenn’s retirement years have been
full. He has five grandchildren: Todd,
Kaleb, Jillian, Margaret, and Katrina.
He joined the VFW, Post 3429 in 2005.
Through being a part of that
organization, he read an article in their
magazine about how World War II
veterans who had not received their
medals could send in a copy of their
discharge papers and have their medals
sent to them. He finally received them
last year!
Sandy Miller, 2012 Toledo Big Cheese
Sandra "Sandy" Ann Miller was born July 27, 1938 in
Laona, Wisconsin, to Joseph and Yvonne Britten, the
third of five children. In 1952, the family moved to
Ryderwood, Wash., and lived with her Uncle Milton and
Aunt Minn Berg for six weeks before settling in Winlock.
Sandy attended and graduated from Winlock High School
in 1956.
In 1955, she met Gene Miller, who was a Staff Sergeant
in the Air Force's Strategic Air Command and stationed
in Tucson, Arizona, while he was home on leave. They
married September 8 at Everson, Wash., where country
music legend Loretta Lynn was beginning her career.
Lynn and The Westerners Band were family friends of
the Millers. Loretta, Gene and Sandy have met several
times remembering the wedding dance Loretta sang at,
and the Millers have toured Loretta’s home at Hurricane
Mills, Tenn., twice.
The Millers lived in Longview and raised their three
children, Doug, Cindy and Butch. Sandy was always
active in their children’s many school and sport activities.
Gene and Sandy built their log cabin on the Cowlitz
River starting in 1985 with the help of family and friends.
Gene worked at Weyerhaeuser, the Chlorine Plant and
Sandy had a house cleaning business, so they commuted
from Toledo to Longview until their retirement in 1990.
Sandy was a newspaper reporter, covering Toledo
News for The Winlock Ledger. She was also a news
correspondent for The Lewis County News, now The
Town Crier, for more than 12 years. The Millers were
members of the Toledo Historical Society, and Sandy has
been secretary for six years now. They were also cofounders of the Toledo Horseshoe Club and Senior
Center volunteers. Sandy was president of the Lone Yew
Sewing Club for 13 years and a member for 20 years. She
was also a member of the Lone Yew Grange and an
overseer for two years. She was a Cheese Day Committee
member for three years, assisting with the queen’s
program and coronation. Teaching oil painting and
greeting card classes to many local area residents has also
been a enjoyable hobby for Sandy.
Losing Gene, the “love of her life,” suddenly in
October 2011 was a tremendous loss, but Sandy has tried
to keep up with her involvement in local organizations.
“
Many thanks
for the love and
friendship
shared. It is a
honor being a
2012 Big Cheese
and I know my
other ‘Big
Cheese’ is
watching over all
of us.
”
— Sandy Miller
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Allen & Sandra Trafton, 2012 Toledo Big Cheeses
Allen Trafton was born in
Bellingham, Washington on 5/7/1939
and was three years old when he
moved to Days Grove in Toledo. He
grew up in Toledo with his sister
Alice (Ramsey) and brother Gary.
Allen graduated from Toledo High
School in 1958. After graduation he
started working for the Washington
Forestry Department where he fought
fires all over Washington State. He
also worked for the Toledo Telephone
Company.
Sandra (Wood) Trafton was born in
Bellingham, Washington (same
hospital as Allen) on 6/5/1943 and
lived on the coast in Taft, Oregon.
When she was 10 years old her family
moved to Poulsbo, Washington.
Sandra was the oldest and grew up
with two sisters and a brother.
Allen and Sandra met in January of
1959 through mutual friends, Don
Martinson & Judy Thayer (also of
Toledo). They started “going steady”
shortly thereafter. Allen was drafted
into the army in March 1960. Sandra
had a whirlwind month in June of
1961; she turned 18 years old on
6/5/61, graduated from North Kitsap
High School on 6/6/61 and got
married to Allen on 6/24/61 in
Poulsbo. Sandra’s mother and
paternal grandmother also got married
on the date of June 24th.
Allen and Sandra came to Toledo to
live. Allen was honorably discharged
from the army in May of 1962 and
their first child, Linda was born in
July of that year.
Allen started
working at the Weyerhaeuser mill in
Longview, Washington. Their second
child, Wayne was born in January
1964. Sandra was a busy homemaker
but did work part time a few years at
the Country House Restaurant and the
Toledo Shake Shop.
Allen changed jobs and started work
at Reynolds Metal Company 4/1/1968
where he was also a part of the
volunteer fire fighter crew.
They
broke ground for a new home on the
corner of 5th and Washington Street
in March of 1969 (to note it rained
every day in the month of March that
year).
They build their home themselves
gradually as they could afford the
supplies. An unexpected opportunity
to sell their current house prompted
them to move into their unfinished
home and have the adventure of
finishing it while living in it.
Eventually it was completed and has
even been through a remodel and is
the home where Allen and Sandra still
reside.
Allen tended a large garden for
many years and Sandra canned an
abundance of produce. They went on
a couple of fun filled family
vacations; one to Disneyland and one
to Montana/Wyoming area.
Their
kids grew up, graduated from Toledo
High School and one after the other
moved away from home so Sandra
went to work at Wee Care Day Care
in Toledo for 13 years. Allen retired
from Reynolds Metal Company after
30+ years on 1/4/1999. He then worked
again part time for the Toledo
Telephone Company for a few years.
Allen and Sandra have 4 grandsons
(Wayne’s sons) living in Billings,
Montana. Drew Trafton, 24 is a
broadcast journalist and recently
married to a lovely woman named
Annie. Kyle Trafton, 22 just earned a
degree in education from Montana
State University. Nolan Trafton, 15
enjoys playing soccer. And Isaac
Trafton, 13 swims competitively.
Currently Allen enjoys painting and
recently returned from a trip to New
Zealand and Australia with his
daughter.
Sandra enjoys playing bingo, emailing and still loves the beach since
living there as a small child. Together
they have been long time members of
the Toledo Presbyterian church, enjoy
spending time with family and friends,
reading and going to the movies.
Allen and Sandra celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary last summer
with friends and family.
Cheese Days Royal Court
This year’s
coronation of the
2012 Cheese Day
Queen will take
place at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 11,
at Toledo’s Daily
Grind coffee house,
located downtown at
241 Cowlitz Street.
From left, Princess Brooke Mikel, 2011 Queen Brittany Smith and Princess Emma Tilly.
2012 Cheese Days princess biographies
Brooke Mikel, daughter of Bob Mikel
My name is Brooke. I moved here from Reno, Nevada about a year and a half ago. I
was a prima ballerina for the Reno Dance Company until two years ago, when I had a bad
injury. I am currently a sophomore at Toledo High School. I play volleyball and wrestle
for THS. When I get out of high school, I would like to go to college and get a career in
Entomology (the study of bugs).
And after a long life of working, I would like to open a dance studio and become a
dance instructor.
Emma Tilley, daughter of Warren and Lisa Tilly
Emma is currently an 8th grader at Toledo Middle School and has lived in Toledo her
whole life.
I have been the president of my 4-H club for two years in a row and I have been riding
horses since I was three years old.
I am in the talent search program put on by Centralia College. My goals for when I
get older are: in my junior year of high school to do running start and then after my senior
year do two more years of college. If all goes as planned, I want to be a physical therapist
as well as a massage therapist.
Toledo Students Cultivate Growing Interest in Gardening
Toledo’s school garden program
Our high school's hoop house
has gone from shabby to
productive all in the matter of a
few short months under the
watchful eyes of THS Ag Science
teacher Mr. John Ball and
volunteer gardener extraordinaire
Mr. Chuck Reynolds.
The students have been part of
this project since the very first site
preparation, hoop house repair,
seed sowing and germination,
growing, transplanting and now
marketing. We all should be
proud of their achievements.
Fifty tomato starts from this
project even found their way to
Providence Regional Cancer
System employees in Centralia
and Lacey. Not only are we
nurturing Toledo, we are taking
care of the health-care providers
that care for our community.
The students have also been
selling their plant starts at the
Toledo Saturday Market in town.
All in all, it’s been a pretty
fantastic first year for Toledo's
School Garden Initiative Program
High School Chapter.
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(360) 636-4970 or (360) 425-5520
Patty’s Kettle Korn
Sandra Klinck - Baby Blankets
Lori Vough - Acrylic painting
Mary Mulloy - Wind chimes
Linda Curtis - Quilted bags
13th
Proceeds go to the Toledo High School Honor Society
There was a great turnout for the 2nd
Annual Community Clean-Up Day
The Toledo Saturday Market runs every 2nd
& 4th Saturday through September from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m.
Honoring the Spirit of All Cowlitz People
Grand entries at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Salmon dinner at 5 p.m.
Honoring the memory of
Gary “Coach” Ike
[email protected]
2012 TOLEDO CHEESE DAYS ACTIVITIES
Friday, July 13 continued
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. SECOND TIME AROUND
GARAGE SALE
Located at the Head Start building behind the
Toledo Senior Center. Once again, the Mighty Fine
Seniors offer their Second Time Around Garage
Sale. All proceeds benefit the Toledo Senior
Center. Sponsored by the Mighty Fine Seniors.
Contact: Jan Rohrig 864-2744.
Come early for prime parade viewing locations.
Thursday, July 12
COLORING CONTEST
Age categories: Preschool & Kindergarten, 1st &
2nd Grade, and 3rd & 4th Grade.
Prizes will be awarded for each group. Pick up
contest picture at Toledo IGA Market Fresh. Must
be turned in before July 5th to Toledo IGA Market
Fresh.
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
2012 TOAST OF THE BIG CHEESES
Morgan Arts Centre • 190 Plomondon Rd., Toledo.
Featuring Malcolm Clark Band. Tickets: $12.50
per person at the door. Public is welcome.
6:30 p.m. — Introduction of the Big Cheeses.
Hors-dʼoeuvres, refreshments, cookies and coffee.
Many fabulous door prizes. Presented by the
Toledo Lions Club.
Friday, July 13
10 a.m. 14TH ANNUAL “CHEDDAR OPEN”
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Registration starts at 9 a.m., 'Shotgun' start at 10
a.m. Location: Newaukum Valley Golf Course.
Four-man scramble. Cost: $55 per person, lunch
provided. Golf carts not provided. Entry forms
available at local Toledo merchants. Contact: Dale
Pomeroy 864-6317 or John Sanford 864-6474. All
proceeds to Toledo Lions Club.
3 p.m.
START OF TOLEDO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Events: Menʼs Singles, Womenʼs Singles, Menʼs
Doubles, Womenʼs Doubles and Mixed Doubles
Anyone 12 years of age and over is welcome to
participate. Entry fees: $5 per event
Tennis Tournament pre-registration: Entry forms
available at Bettyʼs Place or from Mrs. Armstrong
at her home. Due to scheduling, please preregister. Awards: Trophies for first-place winners &
ribbons for second-place winners. Balls furnished.
We are anticipating a grant from USTA to repair
the tennis courts. Contact: Signora Armstrong,
864-2594.
4:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. STUFFED POTATO BAR
Location: Toledo Senior Center - 150 Coal Street.
Fill a baked potato with everything but the kitchen
sink, add a tossed green salad, roll and dessert,
and you have a meal that canʼt be beat.
Suggested donation: $7. Contact: Judy Hunter,
864-2112.
7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. FROG JUMPING CONTEST
Location: Toledo High School track. Entry Fee: $1
per frog. No limit on the number of entries. Frogs
available upon request. Cash prizes: 1st place
$15, 2nd place $10, 3rd place $5. Contact: Ken &
Darlene Masters 864-4817.
7:30 p.m. BINGO
Place: Toledo High School multipurpose room. No
limit on cards. Proceeds go to the Vision:TOLEDO
community fund. Contact: Cindy Quick 864-6932.
Saturday, July 14
7 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. or as long as the food lasts.
HAM & ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT-PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
Location: Toledo Senior Center, 150 Cole St.
Ham, pancakes, eggs, biscuits & gravy, juice &
beverage available. Suggested Donation: $5.
Contact: Esther Borte 864-4506.
7 a.m. - 5 p.m. 12TH ANNUAL CAR &
MOTORCYCLE SHOW
Location: Toledo Middle School football field.
Sponsored by: Toledo Lions Club and Businesses.
$15 Entry fee. Pre-1972 vehicles. Awards at 3:30
p.m. Contact: Ron Smith 864-4391.
8 a.m. CHEDDAR CHALLENGE!
Registration 6:45-7:45 a.m. at the Toledo Fire
Station. Race starts at 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. 3-mile run/
walk & 8-mile run for all ages. Cost is $5 for race
or $15 for race with T-shirt. Contact: Toledo Fire
Dept. 864-2366. Sponsored by Toledo Volunteer
EMS & Firefighters Assn.
8 a.m. - 4 p.m. SECOND TIME AROUND
GARAGE SALE
Toledo Senior Center. Once again, the Mighty Fine
Seniors offer their Second Time Around Garage
Sale. All proceeds benefit the Toledo Senior
Center. Sponsored by the Mighty Fine Seniors.
Contact: Jan Rohrig 864-2744.
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. KIDSʼ FUN FEST
Location: Toledo Middle School gym. Hosted by
the Toledo High School Honor Society. Fun and
games for kids, including: End of the rainbow,
dinosaur dig, rock muncher, tattoo parlor, soda
walk & much, much more. Contact: Kim Amrine
864-6281.
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. QUILT AND ART SHOW
Location: Toledo Middle School commons room.
Contact: Esther Borte 864-4506.
Esther serves up ham and pancakes last year.
10 a.m. YOUTH BBQ HAMBURGER STAND
At the Toledo Middle School car show. Presented
by New Life Gateway Youth Ministry. Burgers,
chips, pop by Toledo Elementary School.
Concessions stand will be open.
10 a.m. - 3 p.m. TOLEDO SATURDAY MARKET
Location: 2nd & Cowlitz Streets. Local farmers,
crafters, artists, local musicians. Contact:
864-2121.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. RAILROAD EXHIBIT
Location: Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel at the corner of
5th and St. Helens. There will be railroad videos,
music and other railroad-related exhibits. Contact:
Rob Painter, Martha Richards 864-2101.
Class Reunion
Toledo High School
Class of 1982
6 p.m. Saturday at the
Morgan Arts Centre
Contact: Anita McNew
(360) 508-1385
Noon FREE CHEESE SANDWICHES AT THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The cheese & bread is donated by Toledo IGA
Market Fresh. Cowlitz Prairie Grange is in charge.
Noon - 5 p.m. BARBECUE
Location: Toledo IGA Market Fresh parking lot.
Price: $7 per person, featuring Louisiana shrimp
boil. Sponsored by the Toledo IGA Market Fresh.
Contact: Dave Coulter 864-2161.
1 p.m. AUCTION
Location: Toledo Middle School football field.
Auctioneer: John Fishburn. Many fine handcrafted
and corporate-sponsored items will be auctioned.
Saturday, July 14 continued
11 a.m. TOLEDO CHEESE DAYS PARADE
This yearʼs parade theme is “Chuggin' Thru
Toledo”. Parade marshals: The Big Cheeses:
Glenn Thompson, Sandy Miller and Allen &
Sandra Trafton. Parade registration at Toledo
Middle School. All parade entries are assigned
assembly and dispersal plans. Children are
assigned a special place near the head of the
parade.
Parade route starts at 5th & Augustus Street.
Go east on Augustus to 2nd, south on 2nd to Oak,
then west on Oak to 5th. Ribbons will be
presented to the 1st and 2nd place winners in all
divisions of the parade. The judges will be at the
Presbyterian Church to decide upon the winners
and present ribbons. It usually takes the judges up
to one hour to determine the winners.
Crowd Control: Safety is our biggest concern.
We have be come increasingly concerned with
children getting too close to the wheels of parade
vehicles while chasing candy thrown by parade
participants. Parents are asked to please help by
keeping a close watch on their youngsters. In
addition, the drivers of large trucks & other
dangerous vehicles have been instructed not to
throw candy from their vehicles.
The Toledo Lions will police the main areas of
the parade route to attempt to keep children from
getting into dangerous areas. Toledo Boy Scouts
will be selling pop.
Noon - 4 p.m. INFLATABLES and DUNK TANK
by the FRESHMEN CLASS. Featuring the
Bouncer and Ultimate Obstacle. Contact: Tina
Reed 520-3607.
2:15 p.m. SANDY'S PIZZA EATING CONTEST
Location: Toledo Middle School field. $100 prize.
Sponsored by Sandy's Pizza, Toledo.
4 p.m. WINE, BEER AND CHEESE TASTING
Location: Grassy knoll behind post office, across
the street from City Hall. Tickets $10. Contact
Mike Morgan 864-4278.
5 p.m. - Midnight LIONS CLUB RENO NIGHT
Location: Toledo Community Building. Enter
building through the food bank entrance on the
north side of the building. No-host bar, games of
all kinds, restrooms available.
4 p.m. WOMENS ALUMNI SOCCER GAME
Location: Toledo High School field. If interested or
want to play, call Horst Malunat 360-751-5664.
6 p.m. MENS ALUMNI SOCCER GAME
Location: Toledo High School field. If interested or
want to play, call Horst Malunat 360-751-5664.
9 p.m. - Midnight DANCE
Location: Toledo IGA Market Fresh parking lot.
Free street dance for all ages. DJ “Mobile Mike”
Contact: Dave Coulter 864-2161.
Sunday, July 15
8 a.m. CHURCH SERVICES
Attend the church of your choice.
All Day TENNIS TOURNAMENT (Cont.)
8 a.m. HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT
Sign up by 8 a.m. Start playing at 8:30 a.m. Entry
fee $5. Total payout each class. Three classes:
Beginners, amateur, advanced. Contact: Stan
Spears 864-2096.
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. SECOND TIME AROUND
GARAGE SALE - FILL A BAG FOR $1
Toledo Senior Center. Once again, the Mighty
Fine Seniors offer their Second Time Around
Garage Sale. All proceeds benefit the Toledo
Senior Center. Sponsored by the Mighty Fine
Seniors. Contact: Jan Rohrig 864-2744.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. RAILROAD EXHIBIT
Location: Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel at the corner of
5th and St. Helens. There will be railroad videos,
music and other railroad-related exhibits. Contact:
Rob Painter, Martha Richards 864-2101.
12:30 p.m. - 3 p.m.
TOLEDO LIONS CLUB PRESENTS BEEF
BARBECUE
Location: Toledo Community Park. Tables & chairs
moved from Presbyterian Church & Community
Building. Tables & chairs from grade school.
Menu: barbecue beef, baked beans, cole slaw,
garlic bread, watermelon, beverages. Price: Adults
$7, senior citizens, Jr. and children under 12 is $6.
Sponsored by Toledo Lions Club.
Following Barbecue 8TH ANNUAL PIE
AUCTION
Location: Toledo Community Park. We will be
auctioning 15 pies following the Lions Club BBQ.
Be sure to come down and get your bid in on
these delicious goodies. Toledo Volunteer EMS
and Firefighters Assn. Thanks for your generous
support.
12:30 - 2:30 p.m. - LIONESS CLUB OF TOLEDO
CHEESE CAKE BY THE SLICE STAND
Location: Toledo Community Park. Fruit-filled
cheesecake $2 per slice. Water $1 per bottle and
coffee .75¢ per cup. Contact: Jeanne Spratt
864-6976. All Proceeds go to the Lioness
Scholarship fund and other projects benefitting the
Toledo community.
Following Barbecue ALL DRAWINGS FOR
CLUB RAFFLES, including GOOD IDEA CLUB •
LIONESS CLUB • MIGHTY FINE SENIORS •
PRINCESS CHEESE DAY BUTTON RAFFLE
Lots of items to raffle, including a queen-sized,
garden-patch quilt, two walking sticks, a carved
duck, two scroll saw pictures and a quilted table
runner. Tickets available for a suggested donation
of $1. Contact: Sandy Gould: 864-2112.
Toledo Lioness Drawing
Suggested donation $1 per ticket. Package 1:
$100 groceries from IGA Market Fresh. Package
2: $125 in gas at Flying K in Toledo. All proceeds
go to the Lioness Scholarship fund and for
projects benefiting the Toledo community.
2:30 p.m. LIONS CLUB SURPLUS BEEF
AUCTION
Location: Toledo Community Park at the
barbecue.
3 p.m. MARK CHESNUTT IN CONCERT
Location: Harry's Place at 112 Ramsey Way.
Tickets are $25 online at www.harrys-place.com.
The beer garden has a $5 cover on Sunday.
Thank you!
The Cheese Days Committee
thanks Jake Morgan, Mike
Morgan and Sheila Richardson
for providing photos for this
year’s Cheese Days program.
MAJOR CHEESE DAY
CAR SHOW SPONSORS
Nixon Enterprises
Self Loader, Dump Trucking, Logging,
Low Bed, Excavation, Road Building,
Cat Work, Road Grader
Box 531 • Winlock, WA
Eric (360) 785-9815
Tom (360) 785-4150
Max Auto Body
Don Holmes, Owner
1164 - 11th Ave. • Longview, WA
(360) 425-8449
Pacific Testing &
Inspection, LLC
Materials Testing & Special Inspection
Leslie A. Croxton, Owner/Business Manager
2417 Harrison Ave • Centralia, WA
(360) 736-3922
(360) 807-6002 FAX
Enbody, Dugaw
& Enbody
Daytona West, Inc.
Attorneys at Law
“In Memory of W.J. (Doc) Dugaw
& Donna Dugaw”
107 S Tower • Centralia
(360) 736-8269 • 736-9111 fax
13 S. Market Blvd
Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 748-6351
1-800-690-6351
Central Electric
Harry’s Place
Division of Carl T. Madsen Group
Commercial & Industrial Electrical
We also do Design Build Work
320 SW Riverside Dr • Chehalis
(360) 748-4701
Bar & Grill
Weekends - Live Music
112 Ramsey Way • Toledo, WA
Precision Printing Inc,
& Copy Depot
Campbell ChryslerDodge Jeep, Inc.
The Print Shop
300C - Sebring - PT Cruiser
Aspen - Town & Country
217 W Main • Centralia
(360) 736-3353
(360) 736-4474
[email protected]
Dorothy Due, Owner
1624 S. Gold St. • Centralia, WA
(360) 736-7232
(360) 736-7249 FAX
Evergeen Paint, Inc.
Automotive • Industrial
Architectural Coatings
1142 Vancercook Way • Longview
(360) 423-9928
www.evergreenpaint.com
Sunbird Shopping
Center Inc.
1757 N National Ave • Chehalis
(360) 748-3337
& 1000 Algiers Dr. • Yelm, WA
(360) 458-2009
(360) 864-2700
Barnes Drive Quarry
Scott Reed
423 Toledo-Vader Rd.
(360) 520-5966
State Spec. Quarry Rock
9671 Barnes Dr • Castle Rock
(360) 274-0795
Quality is our #1 Priority
207 Kangas Rd • Toledo
(360) 864-6434
Hilliard’s Auto Body
Mike Carey
411 E Union • Centralia
S&T Hauling Inc.
Reichert Shake &
Fencing, Inc.
Auto Repair & Tire Sales
Gary & Sharon Blair
& Family
3716 Jackson Hwy • Chehalis
(360) 266-9820
Valley View Health Center
Medical & Dental Services
360-330-9595 Medical/Dental Chehalis
Other Medical Sites
360-785-9400 Winlock • 360-864-4400 Toledo
360-978-6600 Onalaska • 360-942-3040 Raymond
360-736-3042 Centralia Dental Sites
360-496-5101 Morton • 360-942-3040 Raymond
Lakeside Industries, Inc.
PO Box 798 • Napavine, WA
(360) 262-0580
Centralia - Asphalt Paving
PO Box 636 • Centralia, WA
(360) 736-2847
736-0648 FAX
MAJOR CHEESE DAY
CAR SHOW SPONSORS
John & Nancy Durham
Brian Durham
P.O. Box 513
387 Cedar Creek Rd • Toledo
Bruce Armstead
Trucking, Inc.
Pops, JJ & Deanna • Log Hauling
222 Sareault Rd • Toledo
(360) 749-2306
(360) 864-6902
Riverdale Raceway
Fat Boys Hot Rods
Dan & Audrey Dale
www.riverdaleraceway.com
173 Basswood Dr. • Silverlake
(360) 274-5255
(360) 749-1170 cell
Custom Paint & Restoration
Complete Cars Mild to Wild Start to
Finish or Anything in Between
100 SE 1st St. • Winlock
(360) 785-0335
Virgil R. Lee & Son
National
Frozen Food Corp.
Independent Insurance Agent
403 N. Market Blvd
P.O. Box 1226 • Chehalis
(360) 748-0051
Alaska Continental
Pipeline, Inc.
Pipeline Maintenance
Pipeline Construction
954 Jackson Hwy S • Toledo, WA
(360) 864-8866
864-8860 Fax
L&E Bottling Co., Inc.
P.O. Box 11159
3200 Mottman Rd. S.W.
Olympia
(360) 357-3812
1-800-500-3812
188 Sturdevant Rd.
Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 748-4403
Fax (360) 748-1419
Old Cars
Trucks
C - Lazy - J Trucking
Toledo’s Daily Grind
J.W. Cook
P.O. Box 26 • Toledo
(360) 864-4606
cell (360) 880-LAZY
241 Cowlitz St.
(360) 864-2060
Mopars
B.S.
Castle Rock Brake
& Alignment
Stanley Oil Co., Inc.
76 Products
P.O. Box 99 • 399 Maple St.
Morton, WA 98356-0099
(360) 496-5166
Alignments • Brakes & Shocks • Hot Rods & Classics
• Lifts & Lowering Kits • Trailers & Motorhomes
Dan & Jason Clarke, Owners
16A St. • Castle Rock, WA
(360) 274-6100
Birdwell Brothers
Auto Sales
Shelton Lam & Deck
We Specialize in Trucks
192 Downie Rd • Chehalis
(360) 740-1008
1221 Mellen St., I-5 Exit 81
Centralia, WA
(360) 736-1401 • 736-1554 Fax
Sterling Bank
Frosty’s Saloon & Grill
Cindy Malarz, VP, Community Manager
401 NE 1st St.
P.O. Box 369 • Winlock, WA
113 W Front St • Napavine, WA
Open 7 Days a Week
(360) 262-3980
(360) 785-4111 • 785-3522 Fax
www.birdwellautosales.com
Northfork Construction, Inc.
Toledo
New Life Assembly
John Trodahl, President
103 North Fork Rd.
Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 262-9825
FAX (360) 262-9796
“Taking Church Outside The Walls”
420 Silver St. • P.O. Box 130
Toledo, WA 98591
(360) 864-4366
Travers Electric
Stirling Automotive
Group
Commercial, Industrial, Residential
Contractors Since 1969
Ron Travers
122 Sturdevant Rd • Chehalis, WA
(360) 748-0059 • 748-7395 Fax
GMC • Buick • Honda
www.stirlingautogroup.com
1100 Vandercook Way
P.O. Box 1077 • Longview
(360) 423-7840
Sunshine Liquidators
Retail • Wholesale
Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Closed Sundays
Audio Express
“Where you always get the best for less”
935 14th Ave • Longview, WA
(360) 577-6442
FAX (360) 577-6459
102 Kellog Way • Toledo, WA
(360) 864-8228
Right next to Sandy’s Pizza
[email protected]
Done Right
SERVICES & REPAIR, LLC
Stuffy’s II
Handy Man Work, Decks, Remodels, Garages,
Carports, Manufactured Home Repair
Bud & Glenda Duling
804 Ocean Beach Hwy • Longview
(360) 423-6356
Jim Williams, Owner
Toledo, WA 98591
(360) 508-6619
MAJOR CHEESE DAY
CAR SHOW SPONSORS
Bud Clary Dealerships
JH Kelly LLC
Chevrolet-Subaru-Jeep-Suzuki
(360) 423-1700 www.budclary.com
Building Trust
821 3rd Ave.
(360) 423-5510
Chevrolet/Cadillac
1030 Commerce Ave • Longview, WA 98632
Subaru/Jeep
961 Commerce Ave • Longview, WA 98632
Suzuki
Dave’s Chevron/Subway
Tri-Tex Oil Co.
Cowlitz Shell
Dave & Freda Beal
416 State Hwy 506
P.O. Box 636
I-5 Exit 59 • Toledo
(360) 864-8210 • 864-8550 Fax
Exit 59
P.O. Box 70 • Castle Rock
(360) 274-8511 • 274-7403 Fax
4005 Ocean Beach Hwy • Longview, WA 98632
P&M Paint & Body Shop
Vintage Camaro
Don Martinsen
84
848 NW Maryland Ave • Chehalis
(360) 740-1551
U-Neek R.V. Center
2625 Old Pacific Hwy S
Exit 36 off I-5 - Kelso/Longview
Kelso, WA 98626
www.uneekrv.com
Specializing in Semitrucks,
Pickups & Cars
Old & New • We Do It All
168 Foster Creek Rd • Toledo
(360) 864-4660
Lionell P. Anderson
Shearing • CNC-Punching
CNC-Forming • Welding
CNC-Hi Def. Plasma Cutting
506 N Gold St • Centralia
(360) 736-3220 • 360-237-0187 Fax
Centralia
Knitting Mills, Inc.
Century 21 Lund
Realtors
Award Sweaters & Jackets Custom
Screen Printing & Embroidery
Serving Lewis County for over 40 Years
P.O. Box 269, 1002 W Main St • Centralia
(360) 425-3300
FAX (360) 425-0351
[email protected]
(360) 736-3994
13th Annual Cowlitz
Honoring the Spirit
Pow-Wow
Anderson’s Fabrication Hassler’s Auto Body, Inc
Bulldog Trailers
Sept. 22th • St. Mary’s Center
107 Spencer Rd • Toledo
360-864-8727 www.cowlitz.org
Jay Wilson & Trev Wilson
151 Labree Rd • Chehalis
(360) 748-4416
800-909-4416
Fax (360) 748-9116
Twin Cities Line-X
CHS Inc.
1050-B NW Maryland Ave.
Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 740-4660
Propane, Refined Fuels & Lubricants
Sonny Pitts
153 N.W. State St. • Chehalis
(360) 748-4655
& RV Storage
Darryl Hassler
Auto Glass • Towing & Rental Cars
Duzmor Frame Repair • RV Body Work
Just 10 miles South of Chehalis
INSURANCE WORK WELCOME
3956 Jackson Hwy. • Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 262-9705 • 262-3105
Timberland Bank
Since 1915 • Member FDIC
101 Ramsey Way • P.O. Box 245
Toledo
(360) 864-6102
1169 S. Market Blvd
P.O. Box 897• Chehalis
(360) 748-8619
800-546-4609
Tires Inc.
LUND Trucking Co., Inc
Serving Lewis County
for Over 50 Years
1283 NW State Ave • Chehalis
(360) 748-6611
Jeffrey Lund
1924 Bishop Rd • Chehalis
(360) 767-0601
Fairway Center
35 Stores To Serve You
1530 to 1726 S. Gold
P.O. Box 995 • Centralia
(360) 736-5961
(360) 736-4432 Fax
Guadalajara
Mexican Grill and Cantina
Open for Lunch & Dinner • 7 Days a Week
114 Cedar Crest Dr. • Winlock
(360) 785-4161
The Housing Mart, Inc.
Richardson
Construction, Inc.
CFN / Gee Cees Truck Stop
All Your Fueling Needs
123 Foster Creek Rd. • Toledo
(360) 864-4300
FAX (360) 864-4303
Super Home Centers
“Personalized Service Counts”
Exit 88 on I-5
19748 Elderberry S.W. • Rochester
(360) 273-8812
1-800-848-7098
American Family
Insurance
Toledo Hair Studio
Stanley Store, Inc.
Auto • Home • Business • Life
(360) 736-3181
Sharon Petersen
251 Cowlitz St • Toledo, WA
(360) 269-8564
728 Leonard Rd.
Onalaska, WA 98570-9506
(360) 978-4949
Excellence in Building
Kendall Richardson, Owner
889 Jackson Hwy S • Toledo
(360) 864-2200
360-736-5871 Fax 800-374-1111
24-Hour Claims
Timberland Bank
209 NE First St • P.O. Box 368
Winlock
(360) 785-3552
Barry’s Quality
Machine, Inc.
Barry Griel
192 N. Market Blvd. • Chehalis
(360) 748-6861
MAJOR CHEESE DAY
CAR SHOW SPONSORS
Los Pepe’s Restaurant
Mexican Food
Little Crane Cafe
(360) 295-3711
J&G’s Grocery Store
115 Cowlitz St • Toledo, WA
(360) 864-8226
(360) 295-3712
110 7th St • Vader, WA
South Lewis County
Chamber of Commerce
Line-X of Longview
Spray-On Truck Bedliners
960-1 Industrial Way • Longview
(360) 423-2877
866-800-2877
408 Silver St. • P.O. Box 607
Toledo, WA 98591
(360) 864-8844
FAX: (360) 864-8846
“Strength in Connections”
Douglas M. O’Connor,
D.D.S.
Pacific Fibre Products Inc.
Family Dentistry
Dedicated to Excellence
911 - 11th Ave. Suite B • Longview
(360) 636-3900
Tire Factory
Centralia OK Tire Inc.
Vern Chandler, Rex Dobbins, Travis Newman
1741 Harrison Ave • Centralia
(360) 736-1125 • 800-807-8596
Buy Land • Buy Timber
20 Fibre Way • P.O. Box 278
Longview
(360) 577-7112
North Coast Electric
Company
750 Industrial Way • Longview
(360) 423-1550
Toutle River RV Resort,
Inc
Toledo Telephone Co Inc
www.toledotel.com
116 Ramsey Way • P.O. Box 669
Toledo
(360) 864-4552
800-562-8697
150 Happy Trails • Castle Rock, WA
(360) 274-8373
Toledo
IGA Market Fresh
Good Crushing, Inc.
dba Good’s Quarry
400 Cowlitz • P.O. Box 310
Toledo (360) 864-2161
Also in St. Helens, Shelton,
Cathlamet & Goldendale
Rock Crushing • Road Building
Deliveries • All Sizes Crushed Gravel
265 Rupp Road • Toledo
(360) 785-9900
Wilcox & Flegel Oil Co.
Sunoco Race Fuels
P.O. Box 61
Centralia, WA 98531
Toll Free 1-800-554-5549
Fax 360-330-2377
Chehalis Plant 360-736-6164
Riverview Auto Parts
Toledo Towing & Repair
24 Hour Auto & RV Towing
Lockouts & Roadside Service
1st & Cowlitz • Toledo
(360) 864-2121 • 888-663-2121
Rachel Phillipps
Insurance Agency
The Farm Store
561 W Main • P.O. Box 1107
Chehalis (360) 748-3368
“What Can We Do For You
408 Silver St. PO Box 607 • Toledo
(360) 864-8844
Sunny Valley Sales
Betty’s Place Inc
Bruno’s Pizza
Inside Eating, Carry Out
601 N 5th
(360) 864-4867
1108 Washington Way • Longview
(360) 636-4970
Three-R Electrical
American Plating, Inc
Commercial, Residential Wiring
Remodeling, Fire Restorations
P.O Box 926 • Winlock, WA
(360) 957-0162
524 N Gold • Centralia WA 98531
(360) 736-0052
FAX 360-736-0105
1115 S. Elizabeth St. • Seattle, WA
98108
Gunnar’s Auto Supply
Les Schwab Tire Center
Parts for Imports, Domestic & H.D
Truck, 4x4’s
The West’s Largest Independent Tire Dealer
Licensed, Bonded, Insured • FREE ESTIMATES
721 Commerce • Longview, WA
(360) 200-1669
123 Cowlitz St. E • Castle Rock, WA
(360) 274-7727
36 N. Market Blvd • Chehalis
(360) 748-0295
1211 Harrison Ave • Centralia
(360) 736-6603
1420 Industrial Way • Longview
(360) 423-1832
3186 Ocean Beach Hwy • Longview
(360) 425-5420
Motorcycles, Cars & Trucks Sales,
Service, Parts & Restoration
Bark • Sawdust • Topsoil
That Muffler and Brake Place
Complete Automotive Repair
1030 S Gold • Centralia
(360) 330-2886
Timberland Bank
714 W Main St • Chehalis
(360) 740-0770
Sandy’s Pizza
106 Kellogg Way
(360) 864-6200
(360) 219-7513
J. Hitchcock Tax Service
Enrolled To Represent Taxpayers
Before The I.R.S.
Income Tax • Bookkeeping • Payroll
852 S Market Blvd • Chehalis
(360) 748-7580
Farmers Insurance
Auto • Home • Business • Life • Health
Cyndi Philbrook, Agent
121 Cowlitz • Toledo
(360) 864-4774
864-8299 Fax
Harold Sorensen Trucking
www.farmers.com
112 Plomondon Rd • Toledo
(360) 864-4921
MAJOR CHEESE DAY
CAR SHOW SPONSORS
Northwest
Harley Davidson
Steve Boone, Owner
Exit 111 off I-5
8000 Freedom Lane NE • Lacey, WA
(360) 705-8515
(360) 705-8532 Fax
1-800-NW-HOGGS
Ritchie Bros.
Auctioneers
Rich & Paula Burrows
214 Ritchie Lane • Chehalis, WA
(360) 767-3000
Fax (360) 956-1508
www.rbauction.com
(360) 520-4810 cell
(360) 520-4803 cell
www.toledowinlock.com
Windermere Centralia
R&R Tire Company Inc.
Commercial Polishing
1148 S. Jackson Hwy.
Toledo, WA 98591
I-5 Exit 57
(360) 864-8175
www.aluminumwheelpolishing.com
Tom Nicholas, CPA
Don Hollister Trucking MDK Construction, Inc.
Jaybird Trucking, LLC
1608 S. Gold St.
Inc.
P.O. Box 493 • Toledo, WA
(360) 520-3321
1912 NE 279th St.
Ridgefield, WA 98642-8778
(360) 887-8418
Tax, Accounting, Business
Consulting
107 N Tower Ave., Ste. 16
Centralia, WA 98531
(360) 623-1515
Cell (360) 880-0849
Fax (360) 623-1517
Centralia, WA 98531
(360) 623-1320
Bateaux Cellars Winery
Prairie Ridge Tack Shop
288 Smokey Valley Rd. • Toledo
(360) 921-9594
(360) 607-0774
(360) 921-5222
www.bateauxcellars.com
Feed • Bedding • Tack • Fencing •
Vet Supplies • Gift Items • Pet Food
5484 Jackson Hwy. • Toledo
(360) 864-6262
[email protected]
Good Inc.
Advanced Rehabilitation
Specialities
Industrial & Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
Work Conditioning Program
1121 Harrison Ave. No. 220
Centralia, WA 98531
(360) 807-4623
cell (360) 751-6976
1510 Kresky Ave. • Centralia, WA
(360) 736-0699
Fax (360) 736-0324
J.J. Sauter Trucking Inc.
Winlock Auto Supply
Carquest Auto Parts
P.O. Box 205 • 110 E. Walnut St.
Winlock, WA 98596
(360) 785-4488
Mary’s Corner
Medical Clinic
Robert McElhaney Jr., MD
4254 Jackson Hwy. • Chehalis
(360) 262-3966
Fax (360) 262-3967
Twin City Licensing
at the Lewis County Mall
151 NE Hampe Way, Ste. B3-1
Chehalis, WA
(360) 748-6689
Fax (360) 748-6722
End Dump Trucking • Refrigerated
Trucking • Truck Washing
Jason Sauter
(360) 508-1010
Fax (360) 748-7795
1310 NW State Ave. Chehalis, WA
DeGoede Bulb Farms
Love’s
Bulbs and Perennials
409 Mossyrock Road West
Mossyrock, WA 98564
(360) 983-3773
Fax (360) 983-3771
Travel Stops & Country Stores
1276 Rush Road • Napavine, WA
(360) 748-6597
Fax (360) 748-6659
www.loves.com
Shipp Construction
Packwood Ace
Hardware
Tyler Rental
Full Line Rental Center
Doug Amman, Store Manager
153 Hamilton Rd. N • Chehalis, WA
(360) 748-3440
1-800-772-0237
www.tylerrental.net
262 Larmon Road
Ethel, WA 98542-9709
(360) 262-9260
(360) 864-4685
104 Rainier Ave. • Packwood, WA
(360) 494-2131
Simply Zenful Massage
St. Helens Brewing Co.
& Bodywork
Chris Fraser, Brewmaster
Shannon Wright
Licensed Massage Practitioner
103 SE First St.
Winlock, WA 98596
(360) 520-0955
[email protected]
117 Grand Fir • Toledo, WA
(850) 803-1575
[email protected]
www.sthelensbrewingco.com
Cowlitz Valley
Log Furniture
Rob Reynolds
190 Frye Rd.
Castle Rock, WA 98611
(360) 749-6304
MAJOR CHEESE DAY
CAR SHOW SPONSORS
Wilco
Behrends Body Shop
George Pearce
Dick & Jim Ainslie
701 S. Pacific • Kelso
(360) 425-5212
[email protected]
Wilco - Winfield LLC
250 NW Quincy Place
P.O. Box 1285 Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 748-9277
Harrison Christian’s
Development
Lone Oak Trucking
www.whitepasstravel.com
P.O. Box 0 Morton, WA 98356
(360) 496-6662
FAX (360) 496-5331
P.O. Box 353 • Toledo, WA
(360) 864-6691
Harrison Christian’s Serving Mt. Rainier
& Mt. St. Helens Nat’l Parks
Seasons
Mill Village
A Roadside Diner with a whole Lotta Soul
Motel
Motel
Exit 72, right off I-5 in Chehalis
1336 Rush Road • Napavine
(360) 748-6066
P.O. Box 567 Corner of
Hwy 7 & Hwy 12
Morton, WA 98356
P.O. Box 1030
210 Center St. E.
Eatonville, WA 98328
(360) 496-6835
(877) 496-6835
(360) 832-3200
(800) 832-3248
www.whitepasstravel.com
www.eatonville.com
Julie’s Little Tykes, LLC Rib Eye Ramblin Jacks
Early Learning Center
Julie McNelly, Owner Director
214 2nd St NE • Napavine
(360) 262-3390
BRITCO Engines
Darin & Donna
815 “B” Street
P.O. Box 606 • Centralia
(360) 330-2434
O’Reilly Auto Parts
Rodda Paint
Professional Parts People
Cloverdale Paint
www.roddapint.com
541 California Way
(360)423-4990
Patrick Harris, Store Manager
1165 15th St • Longview
(360) 423-6000 • (360) 423-4892
(360) 423-4469 • Cell (360) 261-3660
Toutle River Welding
Van Cleve Ford Inc.
Welding - Repair - Fabrication
Five Hundred • Thunderbird
Emergency Road Service Repair
Mustang • Crown Victoria
Mike Paris
Focus • Fusion • SUV’s • Trucks • Vans 105 Hansen Rd • Toutle, WA 98649
302 2nd St • P.O. Box 219 • Morton
(360) 274-5895 Mobile 749-0832
(360) 496-5999
FAX (360) 274-4035
Dan Wallace Trucking
TMS Tin Men Supply
Contract Log Hauling
Washington/Oregon
(360) 864-6298
(360) 749-2461 cell
Colored Steel Cut to Length
(360) 736-8118
1-888-4TINMEN (484-6636)
Wood Furnishings
Genuine Wood Furniture
Ready to Finish • Hand Finished
Factory Finished
Mon-Sat 10 am-7 pm • Sun Noon-5 pm
1445 Commerce Ave • Longview, WA
(360) 423-9740
Fir Lawn
Funeral Chapel
Locally Owned
Serving Lewis & Cowlitz Counties
for Over 40 Years
351 N 5th St • P.O. Box 391
Toledo, WA 98591
(360) 864-2101 • FAX 864-4583
Winlock Family
Dentistry
CVM
126 North Star Drive
Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 748-0124
(360) 748-0113 Fax
(360) 736-7353 Res
Preventive dentistry with an aesthetic flair
Suzanne Snow, D.D.S.
617 Cemetery Rd • P.O. Box 399
Winlock, WA 98596
(360) 785-4755
Ride n Dirty Trucking
Nathan Cook
P.O. Box 711
241 N. Second St.
Toledo, WA 98591
(360) 880-2665
Jail Sucks Bail Bonds
John Wickert & Tiffany York
382 NW Chehalis Ave. • Chehalis
(360) 740-8248
www.becausejailsucks.com
The Metal Mill
Made Locally to Suit Your Needs
Commercial•Residential•Agricultural
Exit 71 off I-5, 149 Estep Rd
Chehalis, WA
(360) 262-9080
www.metalmill.com
Ferrellgas
Your Propane Connection
2811 Jackson Hwy. • Chehalis
1-800-709-0087 • (360) 748-4802
Main Office
8270 28th Ct. NE SE 101 • Lacey
(360) 753-0063
St. Jean’s
Auto Body & Refinishing
200 E. Summa • Centralia, WA
(360) 736-5199
The Cheese Days
Committee
thanks all the sponsors
for making our
car show possible.
Car Show Supporters
(360)
Sunshine Liquidators Inc.
Grocery & Variety
102 Kellogg Way, Toledo
Mon-Sat 10:30 - 5:30
(360) 864-8228
Hill Creek Outdoors, Inc.
104 Huntington Ave. - Castle Rock
(360) 274-7569
A-1 Vacuum
508 Allen St. - Kelso, WA
(360) 200-1025
Car Show Supporters
Saltzer Creek Burger & Seafood
2601 NE Kresky Ave. - Chehalis, WA
(360) 807-4217
Don’t forget to buy your raffle tickets!
There are many wonderful items up for raffle.
Drawings will be held on Sunday
at the BBQ at the park.
The Cheese Days committee would like to thank the following businesses for their support of Cheese
Days. Thank you!
Lone Tree Alpacas
Jack & Jackie Bruner
(360) 864-2271
Yarn, fiber, PacaPoo
fertilizer and more
[email protected]
Lower Columbia
Monument
Granite signs, monuments,
markers, sand-blasting
101 Academy, Kelso WA
(360) 425-0777
Beef, pork, chicken,
seafood, cured meats
105 W. 1st St
Centralia, WA 98531
(360) 736-8072
Kaija’s
Garden and pet
A part of your community
since 1947
623 NW State Ave Chehalis
(360) 748-4221
1-800-717-4221
Sunshine Liquidators
102 Kellogg Way, Toledo
Mon-Sat 10:30 - 5:30
(360) 864-8228
Judi Williams, Lori Rarey,
Dori Simon, Kelly Kirby
and Colleen Gibbons
Meets 2nd Saturday of month
1st Street Styling
Family Styling
Roberta & Debbie
415 NE 1st St., Winlock
(360) 785-9949
[email protected]
Jim Hammer Insurance
Farmers Insurance &
Financial Solutions
since 1959
315 NE 1st St., Winlock
(360) 785-3744
JimHammerInsurance.com
now at Yard Birds Mall
(360) 864-6776
Toledo Lions Club
The Cheese Days committee would like to thank the following individuals and families for their support of
Cheese Days. Thank you!
Richard & Sharon
Ripp
Ron & Sue Smith
John & Jan Mathews
Mike & Kim Amrine
Come back for the
Kids Fun Fest
on the weekends of
July 28 and August 4
M DK
Construction, Inc.
Building your dreams today
Residential/Commercial
Authorized Gold Seal Building Contractor
1608 S. Gold Street, Centralia, WA 98531
Winlock Auto Supply
(360) 623-1320
P.O. Box 205 • 110 E. Walnut St.
Winlock, WA 98596
www.mdkconstruction.com
[email protected]
(360) 785-4488
DeGoede Bulb Farms
Bulbs and Perennials
409 Mossyrock Road West
Mossyrock, WA 98564
(360) 983-3773
Fax (360) 983-3771
“Strength in Connections”
Proud to support our 2012 Community Events
Winlock Egg Days, June 22 – 24
Toledo Cheese Days, July 13 - 15
STP Bike Ride, July 14 & 15
Cowlitz River Steelhead Derby, July 21
Napavine Funtime Festival, 3rd weekend in July
Toledo Movie in the Park, August 3rd
Toledo Riverfest, August 4
Mt. St. Helens Bluegrass Festival, August 11 & 12
SW Washington Fair, August 16 - 21
Cowlitz Prairie Grange Threshing Bee, August 25 & 26
Chehalis Garlic Fest & Craft Show, August 26 – 28
Chehalis Valley Wine Tour, September 29 & 30
ARTrails, September 15 & 16, 22 &23
Cowlitz Indian Pow Wow, September 22
(360) 864-8844
www.slcchamberofcommerce.com
Don Hollister Trucking Inc.
1912 NE 279th St.
Ridgefield, WA 98642-8778
(360) 887-8418
SHIPP
CONSTRUCTION INC.
262 Larmon Road
Ethel, WA 98542-9709
(360) 262-9260
(360) 864-4685
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
& MAINTENANCE
SHOVEL LOGGING
VALLEY VIEW HEALTH CENTERS
2690 NE Kresky Ave - Chehalis, WA 98532
Medical Sites:
401 Cowlitz - Toledo, WA 98591
(360) 864-4400
615 Cemetery Road - Winlock, WA 98596
(360) 785-9400
1801 Hwy 508 - Onalaska, WA 98570
(360) 978-6600
300 Ocean Ave - Raymond, WA 98577
(360) 942-3040
*Walk-In* 1800 Cooks Hill Rd., Suite F, Centralia, WA
(360) 736-3042
Visit us on the web at www.vvhc.org
Barnes Drive Quarry
(360) 274-0795
State Spec. Quarry Rock
9671 Barnes Dr., Castle Rock
www.timberlandbank.com
Member FDIC
360-864-6102
360-864-6104 Fax
101 Ramsey Way
Toledo, WA 98591
360-785-3552
360-785-3887 Fax
209 NE First Street
Winlock, WA 98596
360-740-0770
360-740-0776
800-562-8761
714 W Main Street
Chehalis, WA 98532
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We improve lives and
strengthen communities.
401 NE First St.
Winlock, WA 98596
360-785-4111
BankWithSterling.com
[email protected]
MATT GINGERICH
MATT GINGERICH AGENCY
360-736-0198 Office
www.mattgingerich.com
Matt Gingerich
Agency
[email protected]
JAIL SUCKS
BAIL BONDS
John Wickert & Tiffany York
383 NW Chehalis Ave.
Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 740-8248
www.becausejailsucks.com
History of Cheese Days
Ramsey Way turns
into Beer Garden
21 & over
all weekend.
ID required.
Live Music
All Weekend
Friday & Saturday
nights
July 13 & 14
Country/Rock Band
No cover charge
Friday or Saturday
owner
Former BIG Cheeses
1992
1992 -- James
James Edwin
Edwin Ritzman
Ritzman and
and Ralph
Ralph Olson
Olson
1993
1993 -- Hilma
Hilma Bowen
Bowen and
and Marie
Marie Layton
Layton
1994
1994 -- Cecil
Cecil Olson
Olson and
and Inez
Inez Omeg-Grove
Omeg-Grove
1995
1995 -- Wilma
Wilma Buswell-Olson,
Buswell-Olson, Lois
Lois
Williams-Olson
Williams-Olson and
and Helen
Helen Barnes-Murdock
Barnes-Murdock
1996
1996 -- Ray
Ray &
& Elna
Elna Wallace
Wallace
1997
1997 -- Henry
Henry 'Hank'
'Hank' &
& Mabel
Mabel Hayrynen
Hayrynen
1998
1998 -- Ves
Ves &
& Tryna
Tryna Reuther
Reuther
1999
1999 -- Wilford
Wilford &
& Inez
Inez Salzsieder
Salzsieder
2000
2000 -- Ernest
Ernest &
& Doris
Doris Schoonover
Schoonover
2001
2001 -- Cecile
Cecile Barnes
Barnes and
and
Clarice
Clarice Spencer
Spencer McQuigg
McQuigg
2002
2002 -- Harrison
Harrison Turner
Turner and
and Esther
Esther Borte
Borte
2003
2003 -- Don
Don &
& Bernice
Bernice Buswell
Buswell
2004
2004 -- Jim
Jim &
& Libbie
Libbie Phillipps
Phillipps
2005
2005 -- Edna
Edna &
& Toad
Toad Washburn
Washburn and
and
Gerry
Gerry &
& Gene
Gene McAleny
McAleny
2006
2006 -- Ron
Ron Olson,
Olson, Anor
Anor Buswell
Buswell
and
and Harold
Harold Sorensen
Sorensen
2007
2007 -- Bunnie
Bunnie Miller,
Miller, Naomi
Naomi Meyer,
Meyer,
Norman
Norman Koepke
Koepke and
and Dan
Dan Boone
Boone Jr.
Jr.
2008
2008 -- Rosalie
Rosalie Davis,
Davis, Opal
Opal &
& Cliff
Cliff Miller
Miller
and
and Shirley
Shirley Watson
Watson
2009
2009 -- Marge
Marge &
& Gary
Gary Springer,
Springer, Edna
Edna &
& Bob
Bob
Armstrong,
Armstrong, and
and Pat
Pat &
& Dale
Dale Lee
Lee Wallace
Wallace
2010
2010 -- Cora
Cora Rakoz,
Rakoz, Ferne
Ferne Boice,
Boice, Mel
Mel Roeder
Roeder
and
and Joe
Joe &
& Margaret
Margaret Barnes
Barnes
2011
2011 -- Jack
Jack &
& Bev
Bev Greer
Greer and
and
Robert
Robert &
& Marie
Marie Oberg
Oberg

Glenn Thompson, 2012 Toledo Big Cheese

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