INSIDE: Local police join DUI emphasis, page 3 . . . . Utility rates to increase 3 to 5 percent, page 14 . . . Holiday leftover plan shared with Rachel Ray, page 15. . . Saturday event tailor-made for Plateau business, page 16. . . . Bus tour highlights Enumclaw school programs, page 19. . . .Ceccanti skiing like there’s no tomorrow, page 17
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edged that one of Sortland’s duties was oversight of the property room. Thomas hinted there were additional concerns, but would not go into details. “There were other issues the city had with his employment,� is all Thomas would say about Sortland’s release.
As city leaders wind down the long, laborious process of crafting a 2012 municipal budget, the public will have one final opportunity to exert some influence. Monday’s meeting of the Enumclaw City Council will include a third public hearing on the property tax rate to be charged next year and a second and final public hearing on the budget as a whole. Following Monday’s meeting, the only public step in the budget process will come Dec. 12. That’s the date earmarked for adoption of the 2012 citywide spending plan. Between now and then, there’s plenty of financial intrigue to keep Enumclaw citizens interested. With regard to the 2012 property tax, city officials still need to formally decide what to do with the money previously collected to support the fire department. Now that the city has annexed into Fire District 28 and is no longer on the hook financially, council members must address the fire money, which amount to 89 cents in property tax for every $1,000 of assessed value. The majority of council members have remained adamant that the city should not collect the money, which would pump more than $900,000 into the allimportant general fund. One suggestion brought forward would have the city forfeit-
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Coming Up Check out this week’s issue of The CourierHearld for our annual Winter Discover guide. Inside, you will find a list of regional activities to keep everyone busy through the end of the year.
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Skiers and snowboarders flocked to Crystal Mountain Friday for the opening of ski season. Early-season snows piled up to 25 inches at the base and 35 inches at the summit allowing the resort to open before Thanksgiving. The Plateau also saw a dusting of the white stuff. Photo courtesy Crystal Mountain/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
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LABOR PAINS: Police initiated a traffic stop at 12:53 a.m. Nov. 16 and found a driver who was rushing to St. Elizabeth Hospital, where his wife was in labor. An officer followed the man to the hospital and took information; the driver was advised to contact a police sergeant after the emergency was over. CITIZEN COMPLAINT: A citizen complained the morning of Nov. 16 of a plain-clothes officer in an unmarked car stopping a vehicle near Enumclaw High School. It was confirmed that the stop was made by a legitimate law enforcement agency and done as part of an ongoing investigation. INAPPROPRIATE BROWSING: A citizen contacted police Nov. 16, asking for help regarding an inappropriate Internet contact of a
juvenile daughter. An officer found no evidence of a crime and advised the girl about appropriate Internet contacts. LET HIM GO: A person was taken into custody Nov. 15 by Enumclaw officers because he was wanted on a Federal Way warrant. Federal Way then requested that the subject be released. PROTECTION ORDER: Police responded Nov. 15 to a May Court address where they contacted two people, each having a protection order against the other. As both were in violation, they were taken into custody and booked. DOORS WERE OPEN: An officer responded at 12:30 a.m. Nov. 13 to a report of six teenagers entering a Harding Street residence, then fleeing in two vehicles. Officers found
HIT AND RUN: A citizen told police of a hit-and-run accident that occurred at 1:30 a.m. Nov. 12 in the vicinity of Porter Street and Marshall Avenue. The suspect vehicle fled northbound on Porter with a flat tire. Police located the vehicle and arrested a suspect for hit-and-run. The suspect was booked and the vehicle was impounded. BOMB THREAT: A bomb threat was received at 8 a.m. Nov. 11 at a Roosevelt Avenue location, naming a single employee as the target. The area was checked and nothing was found. FAMILY TROUBLE: A man called police the morning of Nov. 11, requesting that an officer stand by while he retrieved personal belongings from family members. Upon arrival, the man initiated a verbal argument. The standby was cancelled and the man was told to pursue retrieval of his property through the courts, since he was unable to
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Enumclaw Youth and Family Services is asking Enumclaw residents to help a child this Christmas by participating in its children’s Giving Tree programs. The Giving Trees will be located at Work Sports and Outdoors, 840 Roosevelt Ave., and at the EYFS offices, 1356 Cole St. All gifts purchased at Work Sports and Outdoors will receive a 15 percent discount off regular priced items. Children’s gifts should be returned to Work Sports and Outdoors or Enumclaw Youth and Family Services by Dec. 16. For information, contact Christine Adkins, EYFS case manager, at 360-8254586, ext. 5654.
That is why officers from 27 police departments, plus troopers from the Washington State Patrol, will commit extra patrol hours to make the roadways safer. These efforts are part of Washington’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan to
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get his property without starting a fight. AGENCY ASSIST: City police were called upon the afternoon of Nov. 11 to assist the King County Sheriff’s Office and Washington State Patrol with a three-car accident that was blocking traffic at the intersection
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both a front and back door were unsecured; no one was found in the home, so the doors were locked. The suspects could not be located. THREE PROWLED: Police were told Nov. 13 of three vehicle prowls occurring the previous night. The incident was at a Garrett Street location. There were no suspects. TURN IT OFF: A driver was cited at 3 p.m. Nov. 14 for leaving an unattended vehicle running. SUSPICIOUS, BUT OK: Police were told Nov. 14 of multiple subjects entering a house on 264th Avenue Southest, going in through the back and exiting out the front with a bag. Officers responded and confirmed it was a group looking at the house with a real estate agent. WEAPON OFFENSE: A traffic stop at 10:20 p.m. Nov. 14 resulted in a motorist arrested and booked for possession of a dangerous weapon. Two firearms were taken for safekeeping.
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‘Tis the season for forgiveness Church Corner Dean Smith Live To Forgive Ministries
it from your head to your heart. However, there’s just one catch. Before you can give God’s amazing love and forgiveness, you’ve got to truly receive God’s amazing love and forgiveness. I can’t give my sister the newest iPhone if I haven’t purchased it and taken ownership of it first. In the same way, we can never give the kind of forgiveness and love that God has called us to give until we’ve received it from him first! Now here’s the kicker: Jesus has already purchased your forgiveness (and your enemies as well) when he gave his life on the cross (John 3:16). We simply have to believe and receive what Jesus has done for us, and begin the process
of truly living like there’s no longer any condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1). Only once we’ve received the greatest gift the world has ever known (God’s grace), can we then pass it on to others. God doesn’t want to fill you up with his love just so that you can be transformed. He wants you to be a city on the hill, with his love overflowing out of you in all you do, all you speak, and in how you respond to all things. God’s love flowing out of you will draw people to him. This may be the season of giving, but until we take the time to truly surrender our guilt and condemnation and receive God’s forgiveness, we have nothing of value to give. Are you curious how to do that? Ask God for help! Now, here’s Part 2, and it may surprise you: True forgiveness does not end with “not being mad.� Love is the reason for, and the result of, true biblical forgiveness. We read in 1 Corinthians 13, that without love, all of our good deeds are in vain and mean nothing, and that includes forgiveness. Forgiveness hasn’t reached its God-given potential if it hasn’t evolved into love. (1 John 3:18) “Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.� This holiday season, don’t
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Retired history teacher Don Hagen will speak at the Plateau Area Writers Association meeting 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dec. 13 at the Enumclaw Public Library. Hagen retired from the Auburn School District after 29 years of teaching. His first book, “The Brain Molder – Adventures of an Unconventional Teacher,� is complete, but unpublished. He will be speaking about the collection of stories about molding the minds of students. The PAWA Quarterly will also be available and the group’s 2011 anthology “Contrasts, Guilt or Innocence� and 2010 Contrasts, Apples and Oranges will be available for sale at the December meeting.
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let the turkey and pumpkin pie make you lazy when it comes to being a vessel for Christ. Take the time to truly reach out to the family members that you’ve been challenged by and show them the love that God has made possible in you. Real forgiveness will result in real love. Remember that real love is active and will find ways to be a blessing when extended in appropriate ways. The key word is “appropriate.� Appropriately loving someone may mean simply praying for them. It may also mean connecting with them in writing, or in person, or by voice. It’s critical to listen to God in this part of the process. So these holidays, whether it’s that crazy, loud uncle, or the black-sheep, trouble-causing cousin, or that gossipy auntie who likes one cup too many of eggnog, find ways and make a concerted effort to extend God’s grace, love and compassion in appropriate ways, just as he has forgiven you. The gift of forgiveness will truly be the most valuable gift you will ever be able to give. Dean Smith is the founder/director of “Live To Forgive Ministries� and teaches about forgiveness and love through movies, books and speaking engagements around the world. He lives in Enumclaw with his wife Molly and two children. Learn more at www.livetoforgive. com.
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So, can I be really straight forward with you for a couple of minutes? OK, here it is: you should really – no, I mean really – forgive each and every person in your life. Then, you should love them. I know, I know, you’ve heard this before. You’ve listened to a sermon, maybe you watched a movie about it, and perhaps you’ve read a book about forgiveness. Perchance you’ve memorized the part of the Lord’s Prayer which says, “You will be forgiven just as you forgive� and your overall theology on forgiveness is extremely sound while even knowing exactly what you SHOULD do. However, you may discover that your application of forgiveness theology has been a bit, how should we put it, “weak� lately. Well, I’ve got great news, you can start today! With the holidays upon us, could there be a more perfect time to take God’s grace, love, and forgiveness from the limitation of your theology, on to your psychology? Call it a forgiveness transplant if you want, by taking
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Claudia Ottie Neff died Nov. 3, 2011. She was born Feb. 5, 1947, to Mark and Mildred Davidson. She graduated from
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Longtime Buckley resident John McMahan died Nov. 13, 2011, at the age of 67. He was born Sept. 24, 1944, in Chester, S.D., to John and Bernice McMahan. He enjoyed being in the outdoors, particularly fishing in Idaho, and enjoyed the company of his dog John McMahan Opie. Survivors include daughters Debbie M. Bean of Enumclaw and Diane Diaz and husband John of Auburn; sisters Mary Funk and husband Bob and Nancy Houser & husband Chuck, all of Texas; former wife Loretta Vaughn; and five grandchildren. Memorials are suggested to the Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County, 2608 Center St., Tacoma, 98409. Arrangements are by Weeks’ Funeral Home in Buckley. All are invited to sign the online guest book at www.weeksfuneralhomes.com.
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Catherine Louise Johnson, 66, died Nov. 16, 2011, in Federal Way, Wash. She was born April 4, 1945, in Seattle to Kenneth and Virginia (Fleming) Figg. She graduated from Western Washington University with a bachelor of arts degree in English and taught in the Enumclaw School District for 25 years. After retiring from Catherine Johnson teaching, she received her master’s degree in psychology from Antioch University in Seattle. She was the secretary for the Association for Death Education and Counseling. She retired as a grief counselor for Weeks’ Funeral Homes in June 2010.
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Atha Mildred Thomas died Nov. 14, 2011, at the age of 90. She was born April 21, 1921, in Albany, Mo. to James Raymond and Verna May (Ross) Martin. She married Don Thomas on Jan. 4, 1939, in Bethany, Atha Thomas Mo. She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren and enjoyed watching the Seattle Mariners. She is survived by sons Martin of Grand Junction, Colo., Raymond and wife Rosemarie of Lemoore, Calif., Robert and wife Barb of Guyman, Okla., Max and wife Sandy of Plattsmouth, Neb., Gary and wife Sue of Blair, Neb., Rex and wife Sarah of Littleton, Colo., Tom and wife Karen of Fairborn, Ohio, and Darrell and wife Ginger of Weaver, Kan; daughters Donna O’Bannon and husband Terry of Kent, Wash., and Linda Glenn and husband Steve of Tacoma; brother Joe Martin and wife Pat of Council Bluffs, Iowa; sister Sarah Wallace of Stanberry, Mo.; 27 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Don Thomas on April 1, 1993, eldest son Calvin Thomas and eldest daughter Elsie Bivins. A service took place Thursday, Nov. 17, at Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home. Burial was at Evergreen Memorial Park in Enumclaw.
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Kent-Meridian High School in 1965, married James Neff and had two children. She was active in the South Seattle Saddle Club since she was 11. She loved gardening, working on craft projects, caring Claudia Neff for her pets and, most of all, being with family and friends. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, James Neff; son Jeffery Neff and wife Krissi; daughter Bonnie Valdez and husband Rich; brother James Davidson and wife Lynn; and six grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and sisters Donna Sutton and Betty Fry. There will be a memorial service at noon Saturday, Nov. 26, at The Summit Church, 920 Roosevelt Ave. in Enumclaw. Donations can be sent to The Summit Church.
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Sortland, who had been with the department more than 25 years, has appealed his termination and has a case pending with the city’s Civil Service Commission. Enumclaw, like all cities, receives a thorough examination every year by the state auditor’s office. Thomas said city administration had uncovered some concerns about the property room and asked the auditor to take a closer look. The Auditor’s Office often makes suggestions to cities, but significant items are listed as “findingsâ€? and it is expected cities will take corrective measures. In this case, the auditor’s report stated, â€œâ€Ś we identified a condi-
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a perceived problem did not exist. For example, the city noted that illegal drugs had been destroyed in November 2006 and December 2010. With regard to the money kept in an officer’s wallet and the sum that could not be accounted for, it was found to be the result of bookkeeping procedures. Upon completion of the audit, the balance was found to be in order. Thomas said everything in the property room has been accounted for and “the city has taken a number of steps to make sure our policies and procedures are current.� Editor’s note: The full report by the State Auditor’s Office can be found at www. sao.wa .gov/EN/Repor ts/ Pages/default.aspx. There are two Enumclaw audits located under the “Reports Update� tab.
bank the 89 cents, bringing it forward only if voters agree to pay higher taxes to fill a community need. Most often mentioned are additional police officers or maintenance of city streets. Looking at the budget as a whole, city leaders continue debating the future of the public library. A longtime fixture in the city and supported by the general fund, the library has seen its budget whittled in recent years.
A recent suggestion would have the library funded in a nontraditional manner. Instead of taking money from the general fund, it has been suggested the library’s finances come from the city’s Fund 180. That fund has been built through the sale of cityowned property and the rent received from tenants on city land. Such a move would be significant in that it would provide only one-time
funding for the library, while the general fund has historically provided an ongoing source of money. The potential of finding library money in Fund 180 doesn’t sit well with the most active library boosters. The move has been suggested as a stopgap measure, with the assumption city residents will decide during the coming year if they wish to annex into the King County Library System.
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Thanksgiving Day Service 10:00 a.m. November 24, 2011
Also, visit the Christian Science Reading Room for quiet prayer, gratitude, Bible study and Thanksgiving all the year through. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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On this day in 1782, the U.S. and Great Britain signed a peace treaty in Paris, formally ending the Revolutionary War.
Thanksgiving We all know the holiday routine – overindulge today and get ready for the shopping season.
Magic Strings Young musicians in the school district’s Magic Strings program present a concert at 7 p.m. in the Enumclaw High auditorium.
The Day After District offices are closed in both Enumclaw and White River. City Hall is closed in Enumclaw and Buckley.
Christmas Pageant Plateau Community Players presents “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever� at 7 tonight and again at 1, 3:30 and 7 p.m. Dec. 3 at the WRHS theater.
Support Small Business Shop ‘til you drop at any of the small business in the area as part of a national movement.
Christmas Parade Enumclaw’s Whoville Grand Christmas Parade begins at 6 p.m. on Cole Street. Staging begins at 4:30 p.m.
Just a reminder Get Signed Up The Enumclaw chamber is taking registrations for the Dec. 3 holiday parade. Call 360-825-7666 or visit www. enumclawchamber.com
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Did you know that the idea that L-Tryptophan in turkey makes you fall asleep is a myth? It’s true: though one to 15 grams of the amino acid has been shown to be an effective sleep aid, you would need to eat nearly a pound of turkey meat alone to get the minimum dose. Sound easy? Maybe, but the irony is that L-Tryptophan has only been shown to be effective when taken on an empty stomach. Post-feast lethargy is actually the result of the effort it takes to digest large amounts of food. After a big meal, blood rushes from other organs to your stomach, tuckering you out. Daniel Nash So when you’re Staff Writer easing into your post-meal Thanksgiving nap tomorrow, don’t thank L-Tryptophan. Thank yourself; you’ve won at eating, friend.
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County has better budgeting procedure than state legislature By Dan Roach For The Courier-Herald
While serving as 31st District state representative (2001-10), my experience passing a state budget went like this: four people sat in a room and created a multibilliondollar budget. When they came out, they plopped a 1,000-page budget on my desk and said, “we will vote on this tomorrow, make sure you have your amendments in by 10 a.m.� My experience passing my first Pierce Count y Council budget
Pierce County Council was much different and, might I say, a breath of fresh air! During the two weeks leading up to final consideration of the 2012 budget, my colleagues and I spent ever y day in meetings ca lled “Committees of t he W hole.� There we spent hour after hour going over budgets submitted by each department. We asked questions, heard public testimony, scrutinized information, asked for more details
and made suggestions and recommendations. At the end of the process, a bare bones, but sustainable, budget was passed withDan Roach out raising taxes. W h i le Pierce Count y government has been affected by our current economy like other local and state
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Gang violence is nothing new By Chief Deputy Steve Strachan For The Courier-Herald
The other day I was f lipping through the cable channels and came across the movie “Colors� with Robert Duvall and Sean Penn. The movie is all about two Los Angeles police officers working in the Gang Unit. They deal with generational, entrenched gang issues in certain neighborhoods and the overall tone of the movie is how hopeless and difficult reducing gang violence can be.
King County Sheriff’s Office The movie was made in 1988, 23 years ago. My point is that gang issues and the high-profile incidents that sometimes result from it are nothing new. The reasons behind the existence of gangs are complex, and any attempt to reduce or “solve� the gang problem is similarly complex. After some recent high-profile gang incidents, it is attractive to look for an easy answer. Deport all the illegals, put everyone in jail, have more guns,
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have fewer guns. Of course, the real solutions are not easy and will not have quick results. Also, the problem is not specific to any one area or Steve Strachan part of our county. So, let’s discuss it honestly and thoughtfully. Gang issues exist in every region of the country and are often cyclical. Like crime itself, rises in gang
SEE STRACHAN, PAGE 27 This 1939 photo shows the restaurant currently known as Mama Passarelli’s Dinner House located in the section of Black Diamond originally known as Morganville. This historic building was built in 1922 by the Victor Gattavara family who operated a store on the main floor and lived in the home’s second floor above. By 1937, Joe Santi owned the building, followed by Harold Halvorsen in 1958 and James Hovel in 1970. For years the building was operated as the Morganville Tavern with their famous silver dollar bar. In 1979 the Salvatori family established the Dinner House. In 1989, George Donahue purchased the restaurant and operated it for 15 years before selling it to Ginger (Passarelli) Senecal, the current operator. Photo dated November 27, 1939, from the King County Assessor archives.
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IN THE MILITARY Air Force Airman Caleb S. Flatt graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness and basic warfare principles and skills. Flatt earned distinction as an honor graduate. He is the son of Susan and Kevin Flatt of Enumclaw BOE JT B HSBEVBUF PG Enumclaw High School.
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In years long past, my mother was the key social link that held our extended family together. There were aunts and uncles and cousins in Forks; they came here for Thanksgiving, but I didn’t know them very well because I rarely saw them any other time. Mom’s annual dinner also attracted Seattle cousins, whom I knew much better. And finally, there were local relatives I saw all the time. In general, it wasn’t unusual to have 16 or 20 people seated for the Thanksgiving feast around two or three adjoining tables, stretching from the living room into the kitchen. After dinner, everyone separated into smaller groups; weather permitting, the children went outside, the “women folk� cleaned up the after-dinner mess and the gentlemen lit cigars and initiated a game of poker. It’s different today. My parents have passed away, many of my aunts and uncles also have died and I often have no idea where their children are – and if I do, I don’t know them anyway. I try to see my Seattle cousins at least once a year, but recently haven’t even managed that. In short, my extended family is more or less shot to hell. (But don’t get the idea I’m alone for Thanksgiving dinner
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Yes, we deal with moles, mice and voles making tunnels in our garden beds and lawns but gophers make even bigger mounds and live in large communities. In the Midwest gophers make mountains out of our molehills. At least our moles are antisocial. Be thankful we don’t have tree-toppers Thanks to educational organizations like PlantAmnesty and Master Gardeners, the yard care professionals in our area know better than to cut the tops off of trees. Tree topping can slowly kill healthy specimens and actually makes them more likely to topple after they sport side branches that can act like a sail in the wind. You can find cruel examples of plant butchery in even the finest neighborhoods in the Northeast and around New York. If you visit these regions, forgive their unsightly and ignorant ways as they mutilate trees and shrubs – they know not what they do.
Be thankful we can grow spring bulbs without a refrigerator visit In the warm winter areas of the country you may find refrigerators filled with daffodil and tulip bulbs because they live in a climate that does not get cold enough for these spring bloomers to flower. Then after all the extra work, the spring colors fade quickly in the South as heat arrives in April and May. Our winters and summers are mild and our autumn and springs long and colorful. Be thankful for the wide variety of plant material that thrives here I just gotta say, the rest of the gardening world envies our wide palette of plant material. Not only does our mild climate and abundant rainfall allow us to play with plants from the tropics (windmill palms, hibiscus and jasmine) but we can also grow desert vegetation (yuccas, sedums and cacti) as well as the woodland plants, ferns, clematis, fuchsias and hydrangeas that grow better in our backyards than anyplace else in the world. Be thankful for our local nurseries and garden shows
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Keep pets safe during holidays Welcome to Buckley Veterinary Hospital’s monthly pet care column. This month we are discussing keeping your pets safe and healthy during the holidays, including the importance of not feeding table scraps to avoid stomach upset and intestinal obstructions and reducing your pet’s anxiety. The holiday season is here! While it is a time filled with spirit and festive gatherings, it can also be a very stressful time for our pets. We put together some helpful recommendations below from the American Veterinary Medical Association and Hill’s Pet Nutrition on how to plan a safe holiday for your furry family members. t 1SPWJEF TPMJUVEF (VFTUT NBZ DSBNQ ZPVS QFU T style, so keep their favorite place free from the holiday clamor so they can relax. If a spare room or pet crate isn’t available, think about boarding your pet for a few days if they become too anxious amid the hustle and bustle of the holidays. Keep poisonous and dangerous plants away. Plants like mistletoe and poinsettia are poisonous, and ingested pine needles can cause digestive tract blockage. Keep your pet from ingesting/chewing on these plants and you will likely save yourself a trip to your veteri-
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According to the American Kennel Club, the Labrador retriever has reigned as the most popular purebred dog in the United States. As of 2009, Labs had topped the list for 19 consecutive years. While that’s an impressive reign, a more careful examination of AKC statistics reveals the Lab’s reign could soon be coming to an end. The German shepherd, which is now the second most popular purebred dog in the U.S., is gaining ground on the Lab and is the most popular breed in several cities. Geography also apparently plays a role in popularity, as the city of Los Angeles loves the English bulldog. The remaining popular pooches include: 3. Yorkshire terrier 4. Golden retriever 5. Beagle 6. Boxer 8. Dachshund 9. Poodle 10. Shih Tzu
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death by her sister Carol Nystrom on May 27, 2011. Visitation was from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22, and a funeral service is planned for 12:30 p.m. today, Nov. 23, both at Edline-Yahn and Covington Funeral Chapel, 27221 156th Ave. S.E., Kent, Wash. 98042. Graveside services will follow at 2:15 p.m. at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent. Memorials are suggested to the Ezra Meeker Historical Society, 312 Spring St., Puyallup, 98372, or ADEC Student Scholarships, 111 Deer Lake Rd. No. 100, Deerfield, Ill. 60015, www.adec.org. Services are by Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home. All are invited to sign the online guest book at www. weeksfuneralhomes.com.
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Michelle Patsey didn’t give scheduling her Caesarean section at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Enumclaw to Nov. 11 a thought. She said it was the day that was available and her husband was scheduled to be in town. The birth of 9-pound, 3-ounce Ryken became more fun when Dr. Holly Dickson delivered him at 11:11 a.m. So Ryken was born 11-11-11 at 11:11. “I don’t believe too much in the luck stuff,” Patsey said. “But it is easy to remember.” In a strange twist, St. Elizabeth Family Birth Center Manager Jean Horner was on duty. As a labor and deliver nurse, Horner delivered Michelle Patsey 29 years ago at Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup. Patsey said the two families attended church together and she grew up with Horner’s children, but “it’s been 15 years since I’ve seen her.”
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Plateau healthcare benefits from Foundation Fantasy By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
The Enumclaw Regional Healthcare Foundation’s annual Holiday Fantasy is more than a dinner and auction, it’s a fundraiser to keep
programs like the dental and care van running and purchase equipment for the hospital. This year’s 21st annual gala is set for 5:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at the Enumclaw Expo Center with proceeds ben-
efitting healthcare programs across the Plateau communities. Since 1991, the Foundation has raised more than $2 million and since 2008 has spread that money across the Plateau through donations
like the $600,000 given to St. Elizabeth Hospital during its recent construction. The Foundation also donated $500,000 to St. Elizabeth for mammography equipment and $26,000 for remote critical care equipment. In addition, the group has given $12,500 to Plateau Outreach Ministries, $10,000 to White River School District’s Prevention and Intervention program, as well as several other smaller grants. KOMO TV’s Keith Eldridge will be auctioneer and emcee and the Enumclaw High School chamber choir
will perform. A silent auction is expected to feature close to 200 items. Twenty-eight items are available for the live auction including a Holland American cruise, Alaska fishing adventure, golf packages, an airplane tour around Mount Rainier and more. This year’s fund-an-item is the dental van, which plans to expand service to the Buckley area soon. This year’s Fund-an-Item Hero is Mutual of Enumclaw, who has already made a generous donation to the program. ERHF Executive Director
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Ceccanti skiing like there’s no tomorrow By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
Tyler Ceccanti is starting to get the recognition he craves and gaining the limelight doing what he loves – skiing. Ceccanti is one of the featured skiers in Warren Miller Entertainment’s latest film, “Like There’s No Tomorrow.” Skiing in a Warren Miller film is not a casual swoosh down the slopes. Miller’s films are described as an “adrenaline-fueled dance with gravity.” “To me it’s really fun,” said the 22-year-old who hails from Lake Tapps and calls Crystal Mountain his home slope. “I like scaring myself. I like to see people get stoked about what I’m doing. “I’m living my dream.” This particular piece, the 62nd annual winter sports film, is narrated by Olympic Gold Medalist Jonny Moseley and shot on location on five continents in some of the world’s most inspiring snowy landscapes, from the rugged peaks of New Hampshire’s Mount Washington to the legendary powder of Squaw Valley, California; from the striking Himalayas in Gulmarg, India to the southern hemisphere’s highest peak in Portillo, Chile, as well as Alaska, Utah, Colorado, New Zealand, Norway and Canada. Ceccanti’s segments were filmed while he and Andy Mahre were weaving and bobbing through the trees and powder in British Columbia’s Monashee Range. Mahre, also a Washington state native, is a three-time Warren Miller film athlete and the son of Olympic medalist Steve Mahre.
“I have never skied snow that deep and so many pillow lines for that long,” Ceccanti said describing the terrain. “Best runs of my life.” A 2008 Auburn Riverside graduate, Ceccanti was tagged for Warren Miller’s 2010 “Dynasty” film that shot at Crystal Mountain. “I got lucky to get picked the first time,” he said. “Now they know who I am.” Growing up at Crystal Mountain, Ceccanti knows the mountain like a good friend. His start on the slopes came as a toddler, by age 13 he was freeskiing with the older crowd and in 2007 he landed his first sponsor and the Junior U.S. Extreme Skiing Championship in Colorado. “Crystal was definitely my home away from home,” Ceccanti said. His family still owns a cabin there and he returns often when his schedule allows. It was there where he made the transition from downhill to backcountry at a young age. “I got bored with racing,” Ceccanti said. “I was either crashing or winning, and I did more crashing than winning.” Professional skier tops his resumé these days. “I’ve always been self-motivated,” he said. In the film, he’s joined by worldclass athletes like Chris Davenport, Julia Mancuso, Daron Rahlves, Colby West and Seth Wescott, who ski, shred, huck, bomb, launch, spin and charge in places unimaginable. The film has been sweeping across the nation as a limited, high-definition release, stopping in more than 240 U.S. cities, including major markets like Seattle, Chicago
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The pillow lines in British Columbia during filming were some of the longest Tyler Cessanti said he’s seen. Photo courtesy Warren Miller Entertainment/copyright Alex Obrien. and Los Angeles. With screenings often running for one night only, Warren Miller films attract a cultlike following and mark the official start of winter for sports enthusiasts everywhere.
Locally, the film was shown Nov. 18 and 19 at Seattle’s McCaw Hall and Nov. 20 at the Auburn Performing Arts Center. For details or to watch clips go to www.warrenmiller.com.
Salsbury plans to tee off at UW By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
Tyler Salsbury, flanked by his parents Lynn and Dave Salsbury and coach Bob Kilmer, signed on to play golf with the University of Washington. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
For three years, Tyler Salsbury has been waiting to sign a letter of intent to play golf at the University of Washington. The Enumclaw High senior gave a verbal commitment his sophomore year; Nov. 14 he made it official. “It’s a bit anticlimatic,” said Salsbury, who for quite some time has been sporting purple and gold under his maroon and gold on the course and in the classroom. He said the love affair with Washington was mutual. “I wanted them and they wanted me, too,” he said. “So it was a bit of both.”
“Both of these guys are going to be great Huskies,” coach Matt Thurmond said of Salsbury and his other recruit, California’s Jonathan Sanders. “They are just what we are looking for and what has made us great. They have high character, fun personalities, excellent academics, and they can play some serious golf. I can’t wait for them to arrive on campus to start their careers. “Tyler has explosive scoring ability and has shot many really low rounds. He is a real natural player who has a great record and will only get better,” Thurmond said. Salsbury’s course accomplishments extend beyond the high school field.
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Former Enumclaw High hoop standout Tony Binetti has signed a contract to play for Banco di Sardenja, Dinamo Sassari, the team he helped lead to a Lega Due title in 2009. “This great organization and its fans have welcomed me with opened arms and I am excited to help out any way I can,” said Binetti, the former Division II AllAmerican who starred as a backcourt ace at Seattle Pacific University, graduating in 2006. “I was just trying out with the team, because it had a need for someone to fill in temporarily for a couple weeks at point guard, where it had a player injured,” he said. “Then, to my surprise, Sassari offered me a contract for the rest of the season.” Binetti is in his seventh campaign with the professional Eurobasket League, six of those being spent with Italian clubs. Due to the current NBA labor strife, Binetti noted that he has a couple of NBA players as hardwood comrades on his Sassari squad, including Steven Hunter and Travis Diener. Binetti also mentioned that Sassari will lock horns Dec. 17 with the team employing another Enumclaw High alum, Brian Scalabrine, who is playing under the Beneton Triviso standard. “It will be interesting to play against Big Red on a European basketball court,” Binetti said. “I worked out with Brian in Enumclaw for most of last summer to stay in shape.” Sassari boasts a population of more than 360,000 and is believed to have the strongest economy on the island of Sardinia. Binetti’s home is on the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, trailing only Sicily, with a land mass of 9,000 square miles.
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SPORTS BRIEFS Fundraising bicycling team trying to expand team Buckley bicyclist Al Knopik is looking for riders to join his Amgen People’s Coast Classic Arthritis Foundation fundraising team. The event is set for Sept. 9-14 down the Oregon coast. Knopik is hoping to bolster his Team Brooklyn-Postal to 10 riders.
In 2010, there were 37 bicycle riders. That number grew to 60 in 2011 and Knopik would like to see numbers rise to 120 riders for 2012. As a third-year returning team with more than five team members, Team Brooklyn-Postal would get a $500 per person break on the fundraising. For more information, go to www. thepeoplescoastclassic.org. Click on the donation button on the left, put Knopik’s name in the slot and click “search,� then click on his name for a link to Knopik’s home page where all can find a link to the team page.
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HIGH SCHOOL ALL-LEAGUE Dickson, Wate tabbed Athlete of the Year; Marlow top coach White River High dominated the field when South Puget Sound League 2A cross country postseason honors were passed out. The Hornets’ Marcus Dickson was named Boy Athlete of the Year, Lauryn Wate was tabbed Girl Athlete of the Year and Dameon Marlow captured Coach of the Year honors. Aside from those accolades, Dickson and Wate received first-team all-league honors. Joining Dickson on the boys’ first team were teammates Kody Gould, Kyle Smith and Chris Fisher. Wes Fueston was chosen for second-team honors. On the girls’ side, White River’s Kelly Coyle picked up second-team honors. In the SPSL 3A voting, Enumclaw High’s Cory Johnson and Alec Rhome earned firstteam accolades. For the EHS girls, Chandler Weiman, Hannah Calvert, Taryn Schreiner and Peyton Vick were named to the second team.
White River’s Argo named volleyball Coach of the Year
When the South Puget Sound League 2A and 3A all-league volleyball squads were announced recently, it was no surprise that third-year White River coach Stryder Argo
earned Coach of the Year laurels. Argo guided his predominantly senior 2011 six-pack to a league championship with an untarnished 12-0 mark and went 20-5 overall. Behind Argo’s tutelage, White River went on to claim a fourth-place finish in the recent Class 2A state tournament. Two of Argo’s senior hitters, Dannie Stroud and Jailyn VanSickle, shared coMost Valuable Player honors. Another Hornet making the first team was outside hitter Haley Vallala. Courtney Hall made the second team and Mikaela Kilcup earned honorable mention. In the SPSL 3A, garnering first-team honors was Enumclaw High’s outside hitter HayleeMae Dennis. Receiving second team kudos were EHS defensive specialist Olivia Bannerot and middle hitter Danielle Saltarelli. Enumclaw middle hitter Molly Colyer earned honorable mention status.
EHS’s VanHoof named to all-league water polo team Enumclaw High junior Bennon VanHoof was named to the all-league water polo team. Junior teammates Mason Culp and Thomas Petersen were second-team selections, while junior Will Cooper earned honorable mention status.
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Bus tour highlights Enumclaw school programs, students By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
Although the group was small for the first Focus on Education Week bus tour, Enumclaw School District Superintendent Mike Nelson plans to offer the community program again. “It’s a start,” Nelson said of the seven community members who joined him on the Nov. 15 outing. More importantly, Nelson noted, the group in attendance learned of district programs they otherwise may not have known. All on the tour said they would return next year and spread the word. The tour was Nelson’s way to get community members into schools to see what’s happening during the statewide Focus on Education Week. “We were asked to do something innovative to bring attention to and to bring the public in this week,” Nelson said. Leaders across the state were asking all 291 school districts to do something. The White River School District invited local leaders into their schools. In Enumclaw, the day started with a light breakfast and session with Nelson where he lighted upon the district’s addition of PTAs in each of its eight schools, the work
being done in Black Diamond with regard to developer YarrowBay, the recent Enumclaw stadium agreement, the budget outlook, the Rachel’s Challenge program, the efforts of the Enumclaw Schools Foundation and how the Measures of Academic Success are helping students achieve. The group then boarded the school bus for Enumclaw High School where they sat in on a Phil Engebretsen’s government class and witnessed how technology is aiding teachers and students. The group also toured two Career and Technology Education classrooms, which Principal Jill Burnes said are growing. Then the tour was off to Thunder Mountain Middle School, the newest of the district’s schools, opening in 2000. Thunder Mountain has 474 students in sixth through eighth grade and 24 teachers. Principal Ginger Callison spoke about the school’s elective program as the group toured some of those classes. The elective program offers students a taste of many subjects like music, art, technology, heath and wellness activity and foreign language. “We want to give kids a chance to explore before they get to the high school to see what they might like,” Callison said.
Community members boarded a bus with Superintendent Mike Nelson to tour a sampling of programs and happenings in the Enumclaw School District. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com. She also touched briefly on the district’s Springboard program, a course that prepares middle school students for the rigors of Advance Placement classes at the high school. The last stop on the tour was Black Diamond Elementary School, where participants sat in on a fullday kindergarten classroom and toured the book room. Both are representative of all the district’s elementary schools. Principal Gerrie Garton welcome the tour and spoke briefly about other programs offered at the school which has 300 students and 18 teachers. The full-day kindergarten program began nine years ago and was offered to every student. Recent budget reductions have forced the
district to offer the program on a tuition-basis. The Enumclaw Schools Foundation supplements the program by providing scholarships for students who cannot afford tuition, but benefit the most from the program. The Foundation’s effort allows the district to create one full-day kindergarten classroom at each elementary school. Book rooms like that at Black Diamond offer a wide selection of books at a variety of reading levels. The program, which is in its 12th year, supplements classroom reading material. In Black Diamond, the PTA recently purchased $6,000 in additional books. The tour concluded with a discussion about the days events and the district programs over lunch,
Kindergarten teacher Debbie Evans works on writing with Black Diamond Elementary School students. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
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Enumclaw High School students Aaron Nygaard, Nic Peterson, Mollie Parce, Sadi Wentz and Katelin Willson were recently selected from 3,000 applicants to participate in the All-State Choir. Six Hornets also were picked for the All-State band or orchestra. EHS students chosen to participate are: Zachary Bainter, chamber orchestra, bass clarinet; Kaelynn Dirks, chamber orchestra, violin; Alyssa Hudon, symphony orchestra, violin; Ben Hanks, concert band, French horn; Mary Jarvis, symphony orchestra, viola; and Anne Wolfe, chamber orchestra, violin. Student auditioned and competed with others from 22 regions and more than 400 high schools across the state to be selected for the All-State Band and Orchestra. It is one of the highest recognitions of musical excellence awarded to student musicians.
White River High School fisheries science students spent time Oct. 27 with Mountain Meadow Elementary School first graders teaching them about macroinvertabrates – bugs that live in local streams. The program also promotes WRHS FFA chapter’s Partners in Active Learning (PALs) program. Together, the high school and elementary students discussed species and reasons and purposes they serve in an aquatic environment. Students also shared how, and why, to conduct a macroinvertabrate sample in a stream. Photo courtesy Todd Miller/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
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Dollars For Scholars creating website with national help In 1967, a small group formed the White River Dollars For Scholars committee. The following year they were able to award two scholarships of $100 each to graduating White River High School seniors with money the committee had raised, and two additional scholarships of $1,000 each through an anonymous
donation. In 1974, the group awarded scholarships to 15 White River High School students, including Keith Banks, the district’s current director of human and administrative services. White River Dollars For Scholars is affiliated with Scholarship America, a national, nonprofit, student
aid service organization. The mission of the White River Dollars For Scholars is to increase access to higher education by involving and assisting the private sector in the support of students and in the encouragement of higher levels of student achievement. For 2012, the White River Dollars For Scholars chapter
is creating a website with support from the National chapter which links to the National chapter’s website. This will allow eligible students to be matched for local as well as national scholarships through one application process. To be eligible for scholarship funds, the student must be a graduating senior in the White River School District and have applied for acceptance to a two- or four-year college or university, or a qualified trade school, or other institution of higher learning.
The process of awarding scholarships is carried out by the Awards Committee. The awards are based on a point system that includes academics, activities, community service, work experience, special honors, post high school course of study, quality of application, statement of student’s strengths, interests and goals, letters of recommendation and an interview. Special circumstances are also considered Board members were elected at the annual meeting in October. The 2011-12 board
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all-academic team member. He averaged under par for all of his high school matches. His best score is a recordsetting 11-under 59 during a practice round at Enumclaw Golf Course as a junior. And he’s not finished yet. Salsbury still has to finish his high school career in May at the state tournament. He’d like to capture the state individual title that has eluded him for four years or the team title that has slipped through the Hornets’ wings. “A team championship over an individual championship,� Salsbury said. With the future formalities out of the way, he can concentrate on that goal and then refocus on the fall. The four-year EHS letterwinner said the Huskies’ practice facilities were a big selling point.
“They have the best in the country,� he said. Unlike some scholarships, Tyler’s father Dave explained, this one is not a full-ride. Each men’s college golf team gets the equivalent of four half-scholarships per year to split between about a dozen players. A 4.0 student, Salsbury, who is interested in the UW’s business school, is likely to pick up a few academic and local scholarships to offset costs. “I’d like to see what kind of opportunity it gives me,� he said. The Husky men’s golf team closed out their fall portion of the schedule by finishing fifth as a team in the Gifford Intercollegiate at CordeValle Golf Club Nov. 2. The team returns to action Feb. 1 for the University of Hawaii Invite on the Big Island.
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Pageant participant shines on personal experience Zoe Brown wanted to honor breast cancer survivors like her grandmother, family friend Angi Giese Andersen and step-grandmother. As she watched their struggles, she wanted to make a difference. In November, the Zoe Brown was a Glacier Middle School winner for breast sixth-grade student par- cancer. Photo courtesy ticipated in the Queens Pamela Brown. for a Cure breast cancer fundraising and awareness pageant. Competing against fellow 11 year olds, as well as 9 and 10 year olds, Brown won best introduction and prettiest gown. In her winning introduction, Brown said, “Did you know every 3 minutes a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, and one woman will die of breast cancer every 13 minutes in the United States? This is an alarming fact. Breast cancer does not discriminate. It does not care what color your skin is, how old you
are, how much money you have or even if you are a woman. My hope is that in my lifetime we will have a cure. “I have already witnessed people I love fight for their lives against breast cancer. My grandma is now a 4-year survivor. I also watched as a dance mom I know, undergo chemotherapy, I saw first-hand her challenge of being sick and losing her hair. Angi has three girls, that are all friends of mine and the thought that they could of lost their mom breaks my heart. Together, let’s stop this disease.� Together the contestants raised more than $15,000 at the annual event and also participated in the Susan G. Komen walk. Brown is no stranger to the pageant world. She has won three of the six pageants she has entered including the Washington State All-American Girl Young Miss in 2010. A competitive dancer with the Auburn Dance Academy, she also recently placed third overall in a national contest in July in California and was the 2011 National American Miss third runner-up.
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violence are not directly linked to any specific trend, like a bad economy or reduced social spending. Law enforcement can have a significant effect on crime, and on gangs, but of course it is not the only answer. Enforcement deals only with the most extreme and advanced parts of the issue. You’ve heard the phrase “we can’t arrest our way out of a problem” and it is true. However, coordinated intelligence, aggressive and targeted law enforcement and strategic prosecution can have a significant effect on suppressing violence. It just won’t “solve” long-term gang involvement. We all know
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that takes a coordinated commitment to working with at-risk kids, the community making gang involvement unacceptable, and we also need to stop celebrating and promoting the gang culture in movies and entertainment. So where does that leave us right now? The fact is, law enforcement agencies in King County have been doing aggressive and coordinated enforcement related to gangs for some time. The recent events have brought more attention to the issue and the Sheriff ’s Office is a partner with our municipal police departments to track, identify, arrest and prosecute the worst of the worst offenders. Our challenge is to not allow this enforcement
effort, and the recent addition of more resources to the fight against gangs, to become the “flavor of the month” and to forget about it once something else has our collective attention. The heavy lifting of working with kids, preventing gang involvement and violence, and getting members out of the gang life will continue, and we need to remember that it is important, even when the attention fades. Your sheriff ’s office and
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