INSIDE: Carbonado voters will decide school levy, page 3 . . . . How do we care for the needy?, page 5. . . . Baseball parents open year-round facility, page 6 . . . . Give garden a dramatic touch, page 9 . . . Enumclaw High third at state cheer, page 14 . . . . Lady Hornets wrestling sweeps into regional tournament, page 14
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By Kevin Hanson Editor
On the Web Breaking news Enumclaw police reports updated regularly EHS, White River sports scores the following day Updates daily. Go to: www.courierherald.com
Weather Today, Wednesday, should bring cloudy skies, a 50 percent chance of rain and a daytime high temperature near 50. Thursday brings the best weather – partly sunny and a high of 53. A good chance of rain persists Friday through Sunday with nighttime lows of about 36. Daytime highs hover around 50 degrees.
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Cindy Clark read Andrew Clemens’“The Jacket” to fourth-grade student Michael Thursday evening during Mountain Meadow Elementary School’s Literacy Night. Later, Andrew read Bob Hartman’s “The Wolf Who Cried Boy” to his mother. Down the hall, Clark’s older daughter Leslie, 11, was reading to kindergarten sister Melissa. Principal Adam Uhler said there were 250 RSVPs for the evening, but the parking lots and hallways suggested many more showed up. The first part of the evening was designed so teachers could meet with parents to discuss reading while students were read aloud to by special guest readers like Deputy Superintendent Janel Keating, School Board Member Jean Lacy and Glacier Middle School Principal Greg Borgerding. The following 20 minutes, everyone was asked to DREAM – DRop Everything And Read. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
Attempting to gauge the attitudes and expectations of the region’s residents, local fire commissioners have sponsored a pair of The full story public sessions and 4Read about the had one pair of public more on meetings at www. tap. courierherald.com A third and final open house, planned for Thursday evening, was cancelled Monday. The first two meetings, one on Jan. 30 and the other Thursday night, had a common theme: first, attendance was poor; and second, those who showed up asked pointed questions and expressed serious doubts that their tax dollars were being spent as efficiently as possible. District representatives – in the form of Chief Joe Clow and elected commissioners David Hannity and Ryan Terhune – countered complaints lodged by city businessmen Mike Qualls and Ted DeVol. “We all love firemen. Who doesn’t?” DeVol said. “All we’re doing is begging you to be as efficient as possible.”
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Westminster show awaits for Cooper and Kathy By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
Cooper enjoys the limelight, so when he and Kathy Lockyer step onto the green carpet at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Monday in Madison Square Garden in the heart of New York City, the 4-year-old wirehair standard
dachshund should be a hit. “He is just a wonderful ambassador for the breed,” Lockyer said of her mustached, longbodied dynamo. “He likes people and people like him. I like to see the smiles when they see his face.” Cooper will compete with 21 other wirehair standard dachshund entries, one of the largest
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groups at the prestigious show and part of the hound category. Like the other 4,000 dogs at Westminster, Cooper was invited. “To go to Westminster; to be seen at Westminster; to get invited to Westminster is a
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St. Elizabeth features a spacious Family Birth Center, leading-edge surgery suites and an emergency department open 24 hours every day. Our team of physicians, nurses, staff and volunteers are honored to have cared for thousands of our Plateau neighbors this past year. We look forward to providing healing care and comfort for decades to come. As part of Franciscan Health System, St. Elizabeth patients have access to the full family of hospitals and clinics, so no matter what comes your way, we can help you get back to living the life you love.
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Carbonado voters will decide school levy Staff Writer
Superintendent Scott Hubbard hopes voters in the Carbonado Historical School District show their love for schools on Valentine’s Day. Hubbard is banking on Carbonado residents vote “yes� on a four-year replacement levy that will keep his small kindergarten through eighth-grade school going.
COOPER FROM 1 a big deal because you don’t get invited very often,� said Lockyer, who pointed out the top in the breeds are invited and then there’s a drawing. “Stepping out on the green – it’s just a privilege to be there,� she said. This is her fourth trip to Westminster, but her first as owner, trainer and handler. The Lockyers – Kathy
“For us it’s always our livelihood,� Hubbard said of the levy. If it fails, Hubbard said he could dip into reserves, but only for a year. After that, he said, “we would not have the financial resources to continue.� The Carbonado community has a long history of supporting its school and has never failed a maintenance and operation levy. Voters should have already received ballots in
the mail and can return them immediately for the Feb. 14 election. The maintenance and operation levy, approximately 25 percent of the Carbonado School District budget, covers expenses state basic education money does not – items and programs like additional teachers and classified employees to keep class sizes low. The levy also supports student learning materials, sup-
and Tom, who have been breeding dogs for 20 years – have had other dachshunds get the call, but with professional handlers. This time Kathy will be leading Cooper through his paces. It’s a hobby and passion for the Lockyers, whose day jobs are in education. Kathy is the Enumclaw School District’s human resource director and Tom is White River School District superintendent, where the dogs are often a topic of discussion. Lately, the talk has
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plies, books, instructional technology materials, computer equipment, music programs, sports, transportation and maintenance and upkeep. Hubbard reminds voters this is not a new tax, but replaces the existing maintenance and operation levy that expires in December 2012. If approved, taxpayers can expect, in 2013, the district will collect $522,000
centered on Cooper and his rising star. Can Cooper be Best in Show? “Westminster is a place where you see odd things happen,� Lockyer smiles.
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Like poison, sin can eat away at your soul Have you ever enjoyed a glass of gasoline? Do you pound back a few bottles
of paint thinner every now and then? Do you occasionally fall off the wagon and
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sip some weed killer? Of course not. It’s absurd. Sane people don’t drink poison because we understand the effect it has on us. It’s not hard. It’s not like we have to work at it. We simply understand that poison is ‌poison. Sin is poison. It’s like drinking gasoline. In his love for us, God gave a simple list of poisons to avoid. They are commonly known as the Ten
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Commandments. G.K. Chesterton remarked on the simplicity of the Ten Commandments; “The reason they are so short and simple,� he said, “is because God forbids so lit-
tle and permits so much.� It’s true. But lots of people don’t believe it and suffer the consequences. The Bible says, “Dear friends, I urge you to abstain from sinful desires, which war against your soul� (1 Peter 2:11). To put it another way, sin rots your heart and mind. It makes you deaf to grace, blind to joy and numb to love. The damage inflicted by physical poison can be seen with an X-ray or a microscope and the damage inflicted by sin is just as
obvious. People who drink sin find that it inevitably colors the way they talk, the way they think and the way they see the world. The more poison you ingest, the more it eats away at your soul until you become a hollow person in a sad haze of despair. So God warns against it. The question is, are you going to believe the labels he puts on a few dangerous behaviors, or not? It’s worth thinking about. I’ll see you on Sunday. Be true!
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Senior Pastor James D. Dunn
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How do we care for needy? For The Courier-Herald
Last month I wrote an article and used the analogy of jigsaw puzzles. Well, just like those folks who do actual jigsaw puzzles – and once they get started they just have to finish it – I have had numerous phone calls from people who have questions raised by the article. We are having a meeting addressing hunger in the area at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Rainier Room at St. Elizabeth Hospital (it was postponed from January due to the snow and ice storm). But some folks just didn’t want to wait for the scheduled meeting, or couldn’t make the meet-
Seniors will again receive tax help The Enumclaw Public Library and the Enumclaw Senior Activity Center are again partnering with AARP to provide free tax assistance. The service is
ing, or just couldn’t believe some of the things I wrote. So, here are answers to just a few of the mostasked questions. No, Meals On Wheels, in western Washington, does not mean a hot meal delivered to a home-bound senior. It is a prepackaged frozen meal, available to seniors 60 years and older. It takes up to a week or longer to set-up a senior on these meals. In Enumclaw, Meals On Wheels are delivered only once a month. Why, you ask? Because Enumclaw is so rural, Senior Services doesn’t want to drive all the way out more than once a month and deliver the meals to our senior center. If you are approved
the day after we place with Senior Services of Seattle/ King County, it will be more than a month before we can order again – more than a month before the senior receives the frozen meals. Yes, the Enumclaw Senior Center still serves a hot meal to the door of home-bound seniors in our community. The center has offered this great service for 32 continuous years. It’s a great program that has made a difference for decades. This program may be coming to an end in 2012. No other senior center in King County or Pierce County offers a hot meal program, only the frozen
provided by trained volunteers for low- and middleincome taxpayers, particularly those 60 and older. Beginning Monday and running through April 9, assistance will be available from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays at the library. Call 360-825-2938 to schedule
an appointment. Please bring photo identification, all W-2 and 1099 forms, and last year’s return. Each participant will need to fill out an intake form which is available at the library beforehand, or allow a little time prior to each appointment.
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Now Meeting at 26007 SE 425th, Enumclaw WA 98022 Morning Worship....................10:30 a.m. Evening Worship.......................6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY WORSHIP: Evening Bible Classes..............7:00p.m.
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Buckley resident Gladys “Lyn� Rothenberg, 83, died Jan. 29, 2012. She was born May 2, 1928, in Fair Bluff, N.C. She retired as a registered nurse and enjoyed traveling. She is survived by daughter Donna Watkins and husband Don of Buckley; sons Donald Gittings of Riverside, Calif., and Cliff Gittings and wife Christina of Boise, Idaho; brothers Floyd Strickland and wife Pat of Chino Valley, Ariz., Elbert Strickland and wife Nancy of Wiggins, Miss., and M.G. Strickland and
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Meals On Wheels. In deciding to have the Thursday meeting, we want to ask the community: is there a desire as a community to form a group around hunger, nutrition, feeding those who have not? We may start with hot meals for home-bound seniors, but this group could certainly look at summer lunch or weekend lunch programs for children. What about those in our community who are homeless? See you Thursday. Jobyna Nickum is the manager of the Enumclaw Senior Center.
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wife Carol of Round Rock, Texas; sisters Barbara Parker and husband Leroy of Branford, Fla., and Christine Prost of C ou nc i l Bluff, Iow a ; s e ve n grandchildren, 12 greatgrandGladys Rothenberg children and five great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joffre, in 1990. A memorial service took place Thursday, Feb. 2, at Weeks’ Funeral Home in Buckley. All are invited to sign the online guest book at www. weeksfuneralhomes.com.
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Baseball parents open year-round facility
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Diane’s Mail Room, which opened its doors last week in Buckley’s Jefferson Avenue Business Park, might be considered a small-businessman’s dream. This little outlet, wedged between a smoke shop and a sandwich place, stocks everything from stamps, office, school and shipping supplies to sunglasses, gift cards and greeting cards. There’s also a affiliation with shippers UPS, DHL and FedEx. Owner Ted Griffiths exclaims that while his outfit offers the usual amenities synonymous with mailrooms, his business also features a read one, give one, get one, free book exchange table. While it appears Griffiths takes a shotgun approach to satisfying clients’ needs, his strength might be his ability to tackle a plethora of printing requirements. “We can definitely handle a wide range of printing needs from printing out lithographs with the artist’s signature on them to high-end jobs like 3-D models and prints,” he said. “I hope people will come by and check us out, especially during our grand opening in the first week of March,” Griffiths said. He noted that during the grand opening, half his proceeds will be donated to the Disabled Veterans of America. Griffiths was, until last year, a clinical engineer – “You know, one of those fellas who hooks up those fancy medical contraptions in hospitals,” he said. Then came a layoff notice. That proved to be a blessing, as Griffiths was able to spend more time with his wife, Diane, who lost her battle with cancer in August. “It was definitely her energetic spirit that inspired me to start up this business, so I elected to name the store in her memory,” Griffiths said, noting he will become a supporting sponsor of the annual Buckley Relay For Life. Diane’s Mail Room is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The phone number is 360-761-7017 and the fax number is 360-761-7020.
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Anthony Rosenthal takes some swings at Mechanically Sound Baseball. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
Salon La Bell sets grand opening By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
Sarah Bell dreamed of starting a salon with her sisters. At one time, all three were studying massage, cosmetology or to be an aesthetician. In November, Bell opened Salon La Bell at 1756 Watson St. N., next to Frankie’s Pizza in Enumclaw. “In French it means the beautiful, but I wanted to use my name because I read somewhere you should put your name on something to brand it.”
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One of Bell’s sisters joined her in the dream – Debbie Tucker is Salon La Bell’s licensed massage therapist. Patsy Bolson, Katie Pogany and Chance Nolin, along with Bell, a stylist and makeup artist, have stations at the salon. All are Gene Juarez graduates and Bolson is a colorist specialist. The salon offers cut, color, lash and hair extensions, spa treatment, manicure, airbrush makeup and more. Bell said her group of stylists have a big heart for community service. She’s trying
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Salon La Bell staff includes, from left, Chance Nolin, Katie Pogany, Sarah Bell and Patsy Bolson. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
By John Leggett Staff Writer
Enthusiasts gravitating toward the new CrossFit Enumclaw Gym at 1713 Garrett St. in Enumclaw, are working toward a healthier lifestyle. Bob Bailie, along with John Clary and his wife Brigit, opened the doors Feb. 1 and are welcoming clients from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday through Friday. “There is really nothing out there right now that compares to this form of exercise,” Clary said. “If you plan on joining, you can leave your ego
at the door, because nobody here is interested in watching you pose in front of a mirror or whether you can lift way more than they can.” Offering personal testament, Clary said he is in the best shape of his life. “Any of the exercises we do here are scalable,” Clary added. “There is a huge variety of people who come in here from ages 15 to 65 years old and in all degrees of fitness, shapes and sizes.” He said the CrossFit regimen is directed toward improving one’s mobility and flexibility, and
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Wet, windy weather makes it hard to get on a baseball field this time of year. Which, in turn, makes it hard for players to stay on top of their game. “Every year the weather gets worse and worse,” said Bill McNally, who along with his wife Melanie and fellow Plateau baseball parents Tony and Tina Rosenthal decided to do something about the dilemna. The four met through a local Plateau baseball program and found they shared a vision. They pooled their resources and opened Mechanically Sound Baseball at 1725 Garrett St., behind Les Schwab in the former indoor soccer center. The indoor baseball and fastpitch train-
ing facility includes three batting cages. The 7,000-square-foot building also includes space for pitching and fielding. It’s set up to accommodate youth and adult programs. The group also offers camps. The leased warehouse has room to spread out. “We hope to the grow the business and get a top-notch program in here,” McNally said. MSB offers individual and team rentals, along with walk-in, between 5 and 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Rental prices and packages range from 1/2 hour to 2 hours and from $20 to $150. Calling ahead, 253-315-2083, is preferred. For more information, visit www. mbinstruction.com.
Doggone Good Last chance to catch the 136th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Buckley’s Kathy Lockyer will be showing Cooper, a wirehaired dachshund.
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Give Rugby a Try The Rainier Junior Rugby girls and boys clubs practice on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at the Bonney Lake High football field.
Hunger Meeting A meeting to discuss potential hot home meal delivery and other hunger issues is at 6 p.m. at the St. Elizabeth Hospital Rainier Room.
Jazzing Up Education Drop by the Scholastic Book Fair The Enumclaw Schools at Kibler Elementary School. The Foundation hosts its second book sale continues through annual fundraising luncheon at Friday. 11:30 a.m. at the Expo Center fieldhouse.
Breakfast Fundraiser The Auburn and Enumclaw Youth and Family Services will host their annual fundraising breakfast at 7 a.m. at Grace Lutheran Church in Auburn.
Spaghetti Dinner The Black Diamond PTA is hosting a spaghetti feed from 5 to 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Tickets are the door are $5 and $8.
Father-Daughter The Enumclaw Rotary Club hosts the annual Father-Daughter Valentine Dance in three sessions at the Enumclaw High commons.
Bridal Show The Black Diamond Bridal Show is set for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Enumclaw Expo Center fieldhouse. This is a free event.
Remember Abe Abraham Lincoln was born on this day in 1809. Even from humble beginnings, anything is possible.
State Championships The WIAA state wrestling, swimming and gymnastics championships were decided last night find out who won at courierherald.com.
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Letters Tough times shape decision is no our level of coverage County friend to environment In the 16 months I’ve had the pleasure of being your community newspaper publisher, I’ve become close with readers in all four of the cities we serve: Enumclaw, Bonney Lake, Buckley and Sumner. I’ve spent an extra bit of time with the folks down in Sumner, our newest market among the four. Sumner is a beautiful town, with a rich heritage and many charming, independent shops. My friends there, like former Councilman Leroy Goff, Sunset Chev’s Jerry Yoder, Green Mountain Coffee’s John Rader, City Attorney Brett Vinson, Diane Supler and countless other business owners and city employees, have made my visits there a pleasure. So it is with mixed feelings that I announce that due to economic realities, Brennan Purtzer The Courier-Herald must Publisher transition away from weekly publication for Sumner residents, to become a monthly special edition. The Courier-Herald will still be received weekly in our other communities – Enumclaw, Buckley, Black Diamond, Bonney Lake and every household around Lake Tapps. The Sumner-edition Courier-Herald will still be appearing on doorsteps on the third Wednesday of every month. We will strive to continue to serve readers with the most accurate and insightful news possible and keep an active calendar of events on our website. We chose this path after great deliberation, believing it to be the best way to provide the citizens of Sumner with a stable, ongoing commitment from their community newspaper. Representatives of The Courier-Herald, including myself, will still be seen in the community each and every week, involved with local organizations and interacting with news-makers and advertisers. We felt comfortable with this new approach after seeing one of our sister newspapers attempt it and succeed last year. They found they were still able to provide a valuable service, within the context of a sustainable business model. At the end of the day, that’s what we’re hoping for. As the economy improves, it is our hope that we too will find even better ways to connect with readers in Sumner and provide a valued forum for community news to the citizens of that fine city.
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Recycling is a pain. Tim Stephens (letter to the editor, Jan. 18) is right on. My husband, son and I recycle everything possible and sorting this and that here and there is just not fun. Nor is it fun to load it all into our three-horse trailer and haul it to the transfer station and again sort it here, there and then
the boxes. So why do we do it? Why do we carpool and why do we compost? Because it’s the “right� thing to do for our environment and its future and, like exercise or any other notso-fun task, when we are done it just plain feels good. Living out here and having animals, combined with working in Renton and Seattle, it just isn’t feasible, nor do we have the time to take our now-garbage elsewhere so, we, like your numerous other readers, will simply toss hundreds of pounds of cans, bottles, plastic and paper right into the landfill, all mixed
together. It will be much easier but it will hurt as it will be in direct contradiction with our personal values. But to take a loaded trailer to work with us, to stop off in Auburn on the way home, can’t happen; nor can taking precious weekend time to do so. We chose to live here and we love it and aren’t about to move closer to the big city so we can recycle. Oh, and we do have roadside collection service but would literally fill a bin in two days or less. Suzy Myers Enumclaw
Schools must be No. 1 priority By Rep. Cathy Dahlquist For The Courier-Herald
Our state constitution is clear: Education is the “paramount duty� of the state. The recent state Supreme Court decision in McCleary vs. State of Washington reaffirmed what many of us already knew to be the case – K-12 basic education is not being amply provided for in the state budget. The solution to this is to fund education first. As a co-sponsor of House Bill 2533, a bipartisan measure that would require budget writers to fund education before any other program or state agency receives tax dollars, I feel strongly now is the time to get serious about our constitutional mandate. The governor’s proposed budget would cut education funding
by $630 million, then It was exciting to hear gamble on sending a tax from groups that repreincrease to voters this sent education stakeholdfall to “buy back� our ers statewide that they also kids’ education. This believe that pulling a basic is the wrong approach. education budget out of the We should not roll the general budget is a good dice with the future of start to addressing transCathy Dahlquist our children. parency in school funding. House Republicans Many advocates also noted have introduced a that House Bill 2533 would Fund Education First proposal start the needed debate on how a for the Legislature’s consideration solid K-12 school system impacts each year since 2006. This is the higher education. first year the proposal received a Until we address the shortfalls in public hearing. On Jan. 31, stu- the K-12 system, we cannot begin dents, teachers, education advo- to look at how other areas of the cates, superintendents, principals state budget fall in line for fundand concerned citizens came to ing. I believe, and I was pleased Olympia to share their thoughts to hear groups statewide agree, on the Fund Education First pro- that the current model of throwposal before the House Education ing all programs in the budget Appropriations and Oversight SEE DAHLQUIST, PAGE 8 Committee.
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This photo is the Franklin Hotel in Franklin, a small town that grew just north of Enumclaw, and comes courtesy of the collection of the Enumclaw Public Library. The photo probably dates from the early 1900s. Most of the people are dressed up, indicating it might have been a Sunday or some other special event. In those days a hotel in a coal mining town was more of a room and boarding house for single men who worked in the mines. The hotel, which had 28 rooms, burned down on July 28, 1919. Research into this photo was provided by JoAnne Matsumura, archivist at the Black Diamond Historical Museum.
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“spin cycle� is not working and House Bill 2533 is the first step to begin to align spending with our constitutional mandate. There were the naysayers who fear we are upsetting the apple cart by revamping how we craft the state budget. It is
deeply disappointing to hear some believe we can’t change the failing status quo budgeting. This failure has created a model that makes education and services for the most vulnerable targets of the largest budget cuts, while increasing budgets for state agencies like the Department of Ecology. I have also heard that in this tough budget crunch,
now is not the time to change the budgeting system to fund education first. On the contrary, it is in the most difficult budget times that we must ensure the Legislature is required to treat education as the paramount duty in the budget. Fund Education First would not pit people dependent on social services against kids as some have claimed. The best way to lift people out of poverty is with a good education. We can pay for a quality education now to help our children be successful in life, or we can pay later in corrections and welfare programs. The time could not be better to show our children we will put them first. Let’s pass Fund Education First and ensure future legislatures won’t roll the dice with education funding. Rep. Cathy Dahlquist, R-Enumclaw, is serving her first term in the 31st Legislative District. She is the assistant ranking Republican on the House Education Appropriations and Oversight Committee. She was also appointed to serve on the House Education, Rules and Technology, Energy and Communications committees.
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Lonesome Lake group hosting eighth cook-off By Kevin Hanson Editor
The Lonesome Lake Preservation Group will host its eighth annual campfire cook-off and potluck March 3 at the Greenwater Community Center. There’s no entry fee to compete in the cook-off, but participants are asked to provide their own wood. Categories include breakfast, hors d’oeuvres, dinner and dessert. Creativity is encouraged and cooking pits open at noon. Judging will take place between 4 and 6 p.m. A horseshoe tournament will be featured again this year and will get rolling at noon. As another fundraiser, raffle tickets will be sold for a gas barbecue. The group of mostly-Greenwater residents exists to support the small, highalpine lake that sits at 5,000 feet above sea level on Forest Service land. Years ago, it was largely ignored, often littered with trash; trees were randomly cut for firewood and trails were stomped into the fragile environment. The Lonesome Lake Preservation Group adopted the lake and, with the formal blessing of the Forest Service, began making improvements. During the past couple of decades, members have put in a
Our hard hats are off to you! What a week. Snow . . . ice . . . wind . . . fallen trees. And a whole lot of heart. The January storms knocked out the power, but not our spirit. Neighbor helped neighbor, friend helped friend – and we all got through it together. On behalf of the 2,000 PSE employees and contractors who worked to restore power to our customers, impacting some 450,000 local homes and businesses, we thank you for your endurance. Life without electricity is uncomfortable, and sometimes frustrating. Life in a community that meets a challenge is uplifting.
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Volunteers cut large timbers to be used at the Lonesome Lake shelter. Photo courtesy Lonesome Lake Preservation Group
vault toilet, worked to enhance vegetation around the lake, developed campsites and carved out formal trails. Two years ago, the footings were poured for a picnic shelter. A major step came recently when the framework was assembled for the shelter. Hefty logs salvaged from downed trees and two local firms – Wheeler Construction in Enumclaw and Southworth and Sons from Greenwater – donated the heavy equipment needed to get everything assembled. Plans call for installation of a roof this summer. Finding Lonesome Lake involves a 15-mile drive on the USFS 75 Road, which takes off from state Route 410 about four miles past Greenwater.
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Give garden a dramatic touch Marianne Binetti will speak at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show on “Garden Opera: Divas, Villains and Heroes in the Garden.� The second week of February is time to celebrate a symphony of spring at the Northwest Flower and Garden show staged each year in Seattle at the Washington State Convention Center. This year the show runs today, Wednesday, through Feb. 12. Music is the theme chosen for the theme gardens this year and there will be plenty of tunes along with notes of fragrance and plants that waltz through the spectacular indoor displays. Creating a garden is a lot like creating a symphony when you think about the repetition of plants and colors the way a melody reoccurs in a musical composition. But I like a lot of drama in a garden design. That means opera
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in the musical world, so here are some practical ways to add drama to your own back yard – or stage a performance for all the neighbors to see in the front. Garden Opera: The Dramatic Divas Add delphiniums to your landscape this summer. Delphiniums sing the blues with elegant long legs and strong voices. Delphiniums may be demanding with drinking problems, chemical dependencies and requiring lots of support – doesn’t that sound just like a diva?
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beauty that sheets of moss add to pots of spring bulbs set into a basket, to topiary forms waiting to be filled with new plant growth, to low spots too damp for a real lawn. Unmask the bad reputation moss has been given and move the phantom to center stage – moss lawns are much more practical in Western Washington than the closely cropped grasses meant for dry climates. More Garden Heroes: I nominate boulders that fill in for bushes as rock solid heroes in the garden, as well as garden benches, bird baths and a wide, well-designed pathway. Garden heroes have a strong voice and give the garden plot more structure. Hearty and healthy evergreen plants are also heroes of the strong and silent type in the garden and might I suggest the evergreen yew plant (the genus Taxus) as the bestbehaved evergreen, especially for dark and shaded spots. Every opera needs a supporting cast and sometimes the real stars are all about yew. Yes, every landscape has a story to tell, so add some drama to yours with divas, villains and heroes in the garden. Copyright for this column owned by Marianne Binetti.
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thirst as you forget to water. This spring, many home owners will be replacing Japanese maples and other star players lost to the ravages of the ice storm. The danger is in the month of August when these newly-planted trees plead for extra water and the cries go unanswered. You will need to water new trees and shrubs for at least two summers so they can establish a solid root system before they can find water during our dry months. Garden Opera: The Heroes Show me a garden hero and I’ll show you a plant placed in the right place with a love of our climate and weather conditions. Many are native or with native roots like rhododendrons, Pieris, heucheras, Japanese maples and the always seen but never appreciated moss monster. Only the phantom of the opera could understand how our native moss – green, uncomplaining and a wonderful backdrop and support to other native plants – is so hated, banished and tossed into the murky underground by gardeners without a heart. Consider for a moment that moss fills dark corners, shaded tree trunks and damp soil where nothing else wants to grow. Then imagine the
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So now I must confess that delphiniums commit suicide in my garden and are always attacked by slugs then rudely ignored by me as they grow ugly. Some operas are tragic, some divas die young. Not much you can do about that. More divas: Add a canna, banana or palm tree to the landscape for shock and awe – but remember that these star players demand a lot of attention and need to be constantly in the spotlight for maximum heat and sun exposure. Garden Opera: The Villains Troublemakers, scoundrels and love affairs gone wrong. The plot thickens in any garden when you plant garden thugs like bamboo, lamium yellow archangel, wood hyacinth or that horrid villain with the British accent, English ivy. Some of the worst offenders even sneak into your beds as gifts from “friends.� If someone offers you all that you want of a certain plant, find out why they want to get rid of it. More villains: Beware of not just groundcovers gone wild but also theft of foliage caused by deer and tragic, early deaths of sweet young beauties caused by frost, wind or a real tragedy – death by
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Stehr legacy is alive and well at the Lee University, he somehow became involved in a business partnership involving the Lee Hotel and Restaurant in 1974. Around 1977, he bought the entire operation. In many respects, those were the glory days in the Lee lounge. Many of the town’s heavy-hitters – Art and Sam Lafromboise, Dr. Adams, Art Gamblin, Carl Degross, and others, to name only a few – used to congregate there and Les could have accurately been tagged as Enumclaw’s unofficial mayor. The local gambling cartel was located in the basement and, even though Les wasn’t a big-time gambler like some of his associ-
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ates, he was known to place a bet or two if the odds seemed favorable. And speaking of gambling, Les was into the ponies and became a legend of sorts at Emerald Downs. He bought horses, sold horses, raised horses, ran horses and, needless to say, placed a few bets. And, I hasten to add, he came out far ahead of the game. Les also was an avid golf-
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LES STEHR Les Stehr, 78, passed away peacefully, January 11th at Harborview Medical Center after experiencing a stroke. Les was born in Odessa, Washington on May 14, 1933 to his parents Fred and Helen Stehr. He is survived by his daughter Laurie Krone (Dave), grandchildren Tanner and Bradey, brother Tom Stehr (Julie), sister Peggy Burk (Arch), along with many step children, step grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Ron Stehr. Les was the oldest of four. He was raised on the family farm and graduated from Odessa High School. He went on to Washington State University where he earned his degree in Hotel & Restaurant Administration. Les entered the Air Force in 1955 where he went on to become an aircraft commander on the then new C-123 aircraft. Before leaving the Air Force, Les received a position as Club Officer where he substantially increased the profitability of the Officer’s Club. Les left the Air Force in April of 1960 and soon found himself managing the Elks Club in Auburn. During his tenure at the Elks he was able to bring in national billings including The Lennon Sisters and Bob Newhart, in what was his first ever private club appearance. In 1974 Les bought into the Lee Restaurant in Enumclaw as a minority owner. Les eventually bought out the remaining ownership stake and did not sell until March of 2011. Between March of 2011 and last week he had been running the books for his stepdaughter who is the new owner. In addition to his working career, Les was an avid golfer and a long time horse owner and consequently a member of many active social circles. Services were held at Emerald Downs on January 21. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Auburn or Enumclaw Food Banks. Please visit www.yahnandson.com to sign the family’s online register.
er. Here again, he was known to place a wager or two, if the odds seemed right. After 18 holes, you might have caught sight of him in the clubhouse. Personally, I can only remember Les having a drink on two occasions. Both were at Lee employee Christmas parties. He ran the restaurant for approximately 34 years, then sold the business to his stepdaughter, Diane Mills, in 2011. Thereafter, in order to keep busy, he continued to manage the restaurant’s financial records. In his cramped, little office beside the stairs to the basement – the desk, chairs, and carpet looked like anachronisms from the 1920s – he invented his own paper-and-ink system for filing financial statements that no one short of a Hindu holyman or a
Harvard mathematician could hope to decipher‌ and you had to wonder if the Harvard prof could actually succeed. Diane certainly couldn’t. And yet, Les could find whatever Diane wanted to see with astounding speed. Ask him for the speadsheet for Mother’s Day in 1988 and he’d find it within a few seconds. He never cared for computers. They were too slow. In keeping with Sinatra’s hit song, Les generally lived his life his way, guided by a moral compass and social compassion that most of his friends and employees may not have been aware of. When hotel tenants came up a little short of cash and couldn’t afford their prescription medicine, Les would extend them a “loanâ€? – in quote marks because he never expected
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to be repaid. On occasion, he drove customers home when they had too much to drink. He cared about the community, promoted various plans and innovations, and fought for certain physical improvements. His staunchly conservative political views mellowed in later years and he voted for Obama in the last election. He was fond of a quip attributed to Joe E. Lewis, a comedian of sorts in the 1930s and ‘40s: “You only live once – but if you work it right, once is enough.� So, one afternoon a few weeks ago, after finishing lunch with some friends, he excused himself and left the table to take care of some financial records that he’d been tending to every day for the past 35 years. And that was that.
placed eighth in the world competition in Myrtle Beach, N.C. In the individual event, he scored a personal-best time of 1 minute, 57 seconds in the obstacle course. Travis Oster This month, he transferred from Colorado Springs, Colo., to Honduras. A 2007 graduate of Enumclaw High School, he is the son of Randy and Jody Oster and grandson of Bernie Dunn, all of Enumclaw.
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The first time I met Les Stehr I thought he was a rather grumpy fellow and, at least on a superficial level, my first impressions were correct. (But, as bartender Tamara Dedmon points out, most of his gruffness was just show.) He didn’t seem especially sociable and he certainly wasn’t a party animal. Consequently, I never got to know Les very well, despite the fact that the Lee lounge has more or less been my home port for the past 30 years. He was raised on a wheat farm on the windblown plains of eastern Washington. After a five-year stretch in the U.S. Air Force and four years at Washington State
Charlotte Ione Holmes passed away quietly in her home Sunday, January 29, 2012. Charlotte was born in Phoenix, Arizona on October 17, 1938 to Cecil and Florence (Lynch) Mills. She married her high school sweetheart Raymond James Holmes on March 2, 1956 and graduated from Glendale High School in June of that same year. Charlotte worked for various small and large electrical companies, starting in the mid 1960’s for General Electric and Boeing before putting in some 25 years at Mannesmann Tally in Renton, WA. Even after her retirement Charlotte enjoyed working at Erwin’s Mini Mart in Enumclaw and Ken’s Auto Wash and Smitty’s Conoco in Ellensburg. She loved the contact with her “regularsâ€? as she called them. Charlotte was devoted to her family and enjoyed cooking, gardening, reading and most recently scrapbooking. She shared her many loves with her family and was a great support to each and every one of them. Charlotte was preceded in death by her beloved husband Ray and her parents. Charlotte is survived by her two daughters, Zora (Ken) Peterson of Ellensburg and Jurene (Ray) Stuart of Enumclaw; grandchildren, Danae M. Robertson and her fiancĂŠ Russ Cramer, Brandon (Nicole) Robertson, Grayson Kovar, and Parker D. Stuart; one great-grandchild, Colt James Cramer; her brother, Tom (Pam) Mills of Peoria, Arizona; and her sister, Margaret Ann Swarens of Puyallup, WA. A memorial service was held in Ellensburg on Thursday, February 2, 2012 at Steward & Williams Tribute Center. A graveside service was held Saturday, February 4, 2012 in Enumclaw at the Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Hospice Friends of Ellensburg or the American Cancer Society, P.O. 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718.
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SALON FROM 6 to get the word out that Salon La Bell would like to offer complimentary washes and cuts to assisted living residents and those in need. “Both myself and the staff are passionate about giving back,� she said. Salon La Bell will host its grand opening from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, where visitors can drop in for des-
Clary recognizes this fact by having flags from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines displayed prominently, along with blue and red banners representing policemen and firefighters. For information about CrossFit Enumclaw program, call 360-367-5412 or visit www.crossfitenumclaw.com.
TRAINING FROM 6 everyone achieves their goals at their own speed. Through the anaerobic exercises done there, participants leave with a feeling of exhilaration and feeling more like a well-rounded athlete, Clary said, even if they started simply trying to recover from an injury. Early on, the majority of CrossFit Enumclaw clients are public servants. They, along with members of the military, make up a large portion of the clientele.
THANK YOU Thank you to everyone involved in the success of The Friends of the Enumclaw Public Library winter book sale. We are grateful for the community’s support of our sales. We were very pleased to have wonderful books donated and we extend our gratitude to those who bought books. Thanks to our Friends who helped sort the books and
thank you to the Friends that helped sell the books. Thank you to the Enumclaw High School library staff and the school district for allowing us to be in the school. Thank you to the public library staff who support us in so many ways. Thank you Courier-Herald newspaper. Thank you Enumclaw Self Storage. Thank you to our local Boys Scouts of America Troop 422 for the work to get the books to and from the sale. Cate Underbrink, Sue Vannatter and Carol Lobdell
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Hospital A boy, Tristan William Laush, born Dec. 30, 2011, to Rochelle Alvidrez and Trevor Laush of Enumclaw. A girl, Alicia Marie Castaneda, born Jan. 1, 2012, to Ashley Thompson and Jose Castaneda of Enumclaw. A girl, Peyton Ella Miller, born Jan. 4, 2012, to Caitlin and Scott Miller of Enumclaw. A boy, Tristyn Andrew Torti, born to Devin Deplazes and Allen Torti of Enumclaw. A girl, Madelyn Joy Sims, born Jan. 15, 2012, to Jessica and Anthony Sims of Enumclaw.
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EHS third at state cheer By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
Enumclaw High’s cheer squad finished third in the coed competition Saturday at the state cheer championships in Everett. The coed division included two 4A teams, three 3A teams and one 2A team. Coach Kim Westering said the Hornets were the highest placing 3A/2A team, but lost to the two 4A teams, Kentwood and Stadium, that were in the division. The Hornets’ score was 231. Kentwood finished with 249 and Stadium 244. Westering also noted Enumclaw had the secondhighest 3A/2A/1A score of all 50 teams in all divisions, only two points behind Hanford’s 233. High schools at the state cheerleading tournament competed in: varsity small, varsity medium, varsity large, coed and non-tumbling. Video coverage of the championships can be viewed at www.wiaanetwork.com.
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EHS earns No. 5 seed into tourney By John Leggett Staff Writer
The Enumclaw High boys finished the regular season with a 3-7 record and head into this weekend’s subdistrict tournament as the No. 5 seed from the South Puget Sound League 3A. Jan. 30, the Hornets got knocked out of their saddle by Lakes 83-57. The next evening, playing at home, Enumclaw managed a major upset of Auburn Mountainview. EHS hung with the Lions, trailing by a scant two points at intermission 32-30. Auburn Mountainview could not shake the tenacious Enumclaw bunch in the second half, as the Hornets put on a great show for the home faithful, outscoring the Lions to register the 68-64 upset. Just as he had the previous evening, guard Tony Chynoweth rung up 21 points, but the difference was his backcourt sidekick Perry Rockwood
EHS Boys Basketball duplicating the effort. Both shot 50 percent from 3-point territory and had a handful of steals. Additionally, Chynoweth had 10 rebounds and his brother Ryan buried a pair of critical free throws with six seconds left to seal the win. Unfortunately for the Hornets, that was their last win of the week. Enumclaw then played back-to-back meetings with Bonney Lake Friday and Saturday, losing both. Friday, EHS hit the road and suffered a 72-69 loss. The next night, in Enumclaw, BLHS came on like gangbusters and won 75-69, with all five Panther starters notching double figures. The sparkling jewel in the crown for Chynoweth was the 32 points he recorded at Bonney Lake Friday; the Panthers apparently took exception and held him to half that many the
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By Kevin Hanson Olivia Bannerot won the all-around title Saturday and Maddison Ward was second as the Enumclaw High gymnastics team defended its subdistrict championship. Next, the EHS crew will look to repeat as district champion. The district meet is Saturday at Mount Rainier High School and will determine the teams and individual gymnasts who will earn a berth in the following weekend’s state Class 2A/3A meet at the Tacoma Dome. Enumclaw fans will remember last year’s state meet, where the first-year Hornet program fell just a half-point shy of a state title.
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Lady Hornets sweep into regionals By Brenda Sexton
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The White River boys basketball squad cruised down the South Puget Sound League 2A highway, beating Fife 59-55 Feb. 1 and downing Steilacoom 72-63 Thursday, then ran into a nasty barrier in Sumner High. The Hornets managed to shoot just 25 percent from the floor and produced their lowest point total of the season against the Spartans, losing 41-34. White River lost just three league encounters all season, but two of those came at the hands of the Spartans, who finished with an identical league mark to White River at 11-3. Since White River lost both of its league tilts against Sumner, the Spartans emerged as the No. 2 seed. White River will take the No. 3 seed out of the SPSL 2A. White River next plays at 6 p.m. Friday at Foster High in Tukwila, most likely taking on Renton of the Seamount League.
Danielle Cormier, Jade Paterson and Sam Lanting earned individual championships as Enumclaw High swept to the team title Saturday at the Subregion 4 girls wrestling tournament at Auburn Mountainview. The Hornets put 115.5 points on the board. Mount Tahoma finished with 75 and Foss, 74. The top three finishers advance to the regional tournament Saturday at Emerald Ridge with the top five there advancing to the state tournament Feb. 17 and 18 at the Tacoma Dome. Cormier won her 145pound crown by pinning Wyatt Sailing of Evergreen. Paterson captured the 170-pound title with a pin over Latiana Tamaese of Stadium. Lanting had to top teammate KC Moulden for the
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White River High may have been nipped by Fife for the subregional championship Saturday, but the Hornets will send 13 into the Region 3 tournament. The top four wrestlers in each weight division at the Region 3 Tournament at Olympic High Saturday move on to the state tournament Feb. 17 and 18 in the Tacoma Dome. In front of their home crowd Saturday, the Hornets put seven in the finals and came away with four titles. Fife won the eight-team tournament with 285.5 points.
Backed behind champions Kylie Norton, Mikaela Kilcup and Sam Mitchell, the White River High girls wrestling team will move 12 girls on to the regional wrestling tournament Saturday at Emerald Ridge in Puyallup. From there the top wrestlers will advance to the state tournament Feb. 17 and 18 in the Tacoma Dome. Coach Rich Valdez was excited and said the squad wrestled tough and aggressive Saturday at the subdistrict tournament. “Your goal as a team is to move everyone to the
Enumclaw High put eight in the finals, won four titles and was bolstered by a bevy of third- and fourthplace finishers to run away with the SPSL 3A subregional wrestling championship Saturday at Auburn Mountainview. The Hornets pulled away with a 427 point lead. Decatur finished second with 366 points and Bonney Lake was third with 279. The top four in each weight division move on to the Region 3 tournament Saturday at Bonney Lake. The top five there move on to the state tournament Feb.
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WRHS GIRLS FROM 14 regional, obviously, and this is the first of three very tough emotional weeks to come,” Valdez said. “Some athlete’s seasons ended this week and that is always a heart-wrenching situation to deal with but you have to move forward as a team and keep marching toward the ultimate goal, which for us is to finish as high as possible in the Tacoma Dome.” The Hornets put eight in the finals with Norton, Kilcup and Mitchell taking home titles. Katie Johnson, Morgan Shirey, Kalynn Gulin, Dylan Fagan and Kamy Padgett were runners-up. Ericka Selby and Ericka Jackson finished third for the Hornets and Kendra Blue took fourth for her slot into regionals. Jesslyn Blue finished fifth and will serve as an alternate. “I have girls on this team who will not rest until they are state champions,” Valdez said. “There isn’t a member of this team that doesn’t believe that this group can bring home a state championship for this school every one of them has a goal to be a state placer.”
in the heavyweight final. Hornets Hunter Haney, 106, Colton Hodges, 120, Jayden Fend, 126, Ryan Anderson, 160, Kelyn Wallin, 170, and Wyley Stewart, 182, earned third-place honors. Garrett Jarosz, 113, Cole Snider, 138, Falani Gill, 145, and Shane Sanders, 170, finished fourth. Sam Haney, 145, Jonathan Sugihara, 160, and Jared Semon, 285, were fifth, and will serve as alternates. Jaciel Contreras, 182, came home sixth.
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White River trailed at 284. Sumner was third with 256. Trevor Kurtz took an injury default for his 120-pound crown. Brandon Short won the 145-pound title by pinning his Fife opponent. Brennon Gulin pinned Steilacoom’s John Santos for the 160-pound championship. Chris Skinner pinned Washington’s Ramsey Davis at 182 pounds for the title. Carl Klein, 126, Andre Fails, 195, and Justin Nale, 285, were runners-up. Lucus Doll, 106, Cody Schwab, 113, Garret Severson, 152, Travis Morris, 170, were third-place finishers. Bryce Thompson, 120, and Garrett Robertson, 182, were fourth-place finishers.
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EHS splashes to second-place at league meet By Brenda Sexton
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races begin at 4:30 p.m. Friday with diving scheduled to follow. Finals are scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. Saturday. For information visit the WestCentral District Web site at www.wcd3.org. Peninsula won the league meet with 571 points. EHS finished with 434. Lakes was third with 370. EHS kicked off the finals with a victory in the 200yard medley relay. Thomas
Petersen, Bennon VanHoof, Gabe Sales and Will Cooper won with a state-qualifying time of 1 minute, 44.88 seconds. The relay posted a state-qualifying time earlier in the season. Jesse Skipworth, who qualified for the state meet earlier and set a school record, won the league championship with 337.60 points. Cooper won the 100 butterfly in 57.24 and the 500 freestyle in 5:11.57. Petersen, who also previ-
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In a scheduling fluke brought about by Mother Nature, the Enumclaw High girls finished the regular season with games against Bonney Lake on consecutive nights. Boosting their third-place standing in the South Puget Sound League 3A, the Hornets added two victories to finish the league campaign 7-3. Now comes subdistrict play for the EHS girls (14-6 overall). The postseason begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, with both the opponent and site still to be determined. If EHS is victorious Thursday, the Hornets advance to district competition as the No. 4 seed; the first district game would be at 8 p.m. Feb. 16 at Clover Park. Should the Hornets lose Thursday, they would play at 4:15 Saturday at Lakes in a winner-to-district, loser-out game. Saturday’s winner will take the No. 5 seed into district play, meaning a tilt at 6 p.m. Feb. 16 at Clover Park. The close of the regular season had Enumclaw beating Bonney Lake 69-48 Friday at home, then capturing a 48-44, overtime win the following night on the road. During Saturday’s exciting OT affair Julia Myers and Danielle Saltarelli scored 13 and 12 points, respectively, to lead the Hornet offense. The night before, Myers scored 21 points and Calli Remitz added 12 and Enumclaw had a much easier time with the Panthers. EHS opened a double-digit lead by the end of the opening eight minutes, 20-9, slipped a bit in the second quarter but still had a 34-26 advantage at halftime, and then outscored Bonney Lake in each of the final periods.
GYMNASTICS FROM 14 Saturday’s subdistrict meet saw the Hornets post a team total of 172.725 points. Auburn Mountainview was second with 160.525 and will join EHS as a full-team entry to the district meet. Individually, Bannerot took Saturday’s all-around title with a combined score of 36.9. She was first in the vault, 9.5, bars, 8.75, and floor exercise, 9.75, while tying for third on the beam, 8.9. Ward’s second-place performance in the all-around was based on a first-place finish on the beam, 9.4, and second-place efforts in both the bars, 7.95, and floor exercise, 9.5. Additionally, Enumclaw was boosted by a third-place finish in the vault by Molly Mattheis, 9.0, a third-place showing in the bars by Michelle McKinlay, 7.4, and a tie for third on the beam by Emily Berte, 8.9.
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Now complete & move-in ready! Quality new construction. 2 bed, 1.75 bath, 2 car attached garage (alley access). Ample kitchen boasts tile counter tops, cast iron sink, upgraded range/ oven & dishwasher. Vaulted living room w/cozy gas fireplace insert & durable hard surface flooring. Master bedroom w/private bath. Wood trim package w/white 6-panel doors. Natural gas forced air furnace & hot water. Potential appliance & fencing allowance with mutually accepted offer.
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582522
$269,950
Enjoy your yourself in a private retreat in the Cascade Foothills‌could be your summer getaway or ski cabin just an hour from Crystal Mt‌ or enjoy fulltime living on the lake. totally remodeled top to bottom 6 years ago. Home features many upgrades plus large deck overlooking the lake and tall firs that surround you. Additional finished outbuilding currently used as office. Another storage building too.
NEWAKUM CREEK
$193,500
Wake up every day to the calming sound of the Newakum Creek (high bank) out your bedroom window! Clean 5 bdrm home on 3/4 acre lot has spacious bdrms (2 masters), den, bonus rm w/wet bar, custom kitchen w/Corian counters & eating bar, vinyl windows, pellet insert & newer furnace. Bonus & master on main are great for MIL (has separate entrance). Outside, you’ll enjoy mature landscaping, barbecuing on the patio, the private back yard, storage shed, sports court, garden area and fruit trees!
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NEWAKUM CREEK
$350,000
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Great commercial building available for sale in downtown Enumclaw. Great exposure 1/2 block off of Highway 410! Also 1/2 block off Highway 164! Space lays out well for multiple uses. 18+ parking spaces. 3-phase power. Ground level bay door in back. Air conditioned offices. Heated shop area. 2 ADA-equipped bathrooms. 2 tax parcels included in sale - 2420069494 & 2420069524. Sold as-is with out any warranties or representations of any kind.
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Here’s a rare opportunity to own a house on 1.39 acres of Newakum Creek front property at the Enumclaw Golf course! Sit on your back deck and enjoy the soothing sounds of the creek while gazing at your own parked out grounds of mature landscaping and the gorgeous course/territorial views! Home is situated nicely on the lot with many windows to take the views in. Spacious attached garage comfortably fits 2 cars, plus there is a detached shop for your yard equip or extra vehicles. Call Tom & Laurie Kittelman
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3 BR, 2.5 remodeled baths. Seller has done lots of work. Large kitchen & family room area with gas FP. Formal living room. On dead end street close to shopping & walking trail.
$525,000
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582515
$292,000
Come on home to peace, privacy and your own, close-in, mountain retreat! This spacious 2330' chalet style home w/3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath. Large vaulted master with full bath and balcony. Warm and inviting with vaulted open beam ceilings. Freestanding wood stove w/brick hearth. 50yr. Presidential Comp roof. Enjoy the city lights, farmland, Olympic mountain range and territorial views from almost every living area of this home or the enormous deck overlooking 4.85 acres of serenity and privacy.
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$189,000
Custom built rambler in sought after Takoba! Quality workmanship w/attention to detail throughout. Open floor plan w/vaulted & 10' ceilings, A/C. Large bedrooms & study w/built-ins. Whole house vac syst w/toe kick port. Kitchen w/ granite countertops, custom cabinets, island bar seating, open to the living areas. Master w/natural gas FP insert, his & her walk-in closets, jetted tub & custom walk-in shower. Huge back patio partially covered. Impeccable landscape w/sprinkler system.
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