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The Nick of Time Foundation, in partnership with Enumclaw firefighters and King County paramedics, conducted a heart screening Oct. 2 for Enumclaw high-school athletes. The screenings consisted of a heart health survey, an ECG and in some cases a limited physical exam or echocardiogram. The results are reviewed on site by cardiologists and sports physicians. Photo provided by Firefighter John Bloomer.

Weather The forecast calls for partly sunny skies today, Wednesday, with areas of fog in the morning. Highs to 60 and overnight lows to 42. Thursday chances to cloudy skies with a chance of rain and highs to 58. Friday call for partly sunny skies and a chance of rain returns over the weekend with highs to 60.

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King County Fire Commission 28 debate: Part III Editor’s Note: Angela Stubblefield and Elbert Reed are running for Fire District 28 Commissioner Position No. 2. The two candidates agreed to an in-paper debate. This is the third week and includes responses to questions from the candidates to each other and an editorial question Candidate Question: Without reducing service levels, how would you fund the projected dollar shortfall in 2015? Explain rational. Reed: I put this question to Ms. Stubblefield first; she then later passed it back to me. For the sake of the argument, I believe this question assumes the levy lid lift (Proposition No. 1) does not pass. The function of the fire department is to save lives and property. This requires rapid response with the minimum complement of critical resources to achieve the mission. Reducing the number of fire fighters or increasing response time will save money, but possibly at the expense of greater property loss or loss of life. The tax payer

needs to decide if the gamble is worth the risk. Any scheme that increases response time will negatively affect the rating of the fire Elbert Reed department. This will then result in higher property fire insurance rates for tax payers’ homes. Hence, pay it now or pay it later. Two paid positions can be eliminated during 2015 and this will not immediately reduce the level of service. These staff reductions will need to commence in 2014 in order to be effective in 2015. However, firefighters’ overtime will increase to take up the slack (no free lunch here). Commencing in 2015 additional staff reduction will have to be made, and this amount of reduction cannot be made up with overtime. Thus, service levels will be reduced in 2016. Some might suggest a greater use of volunteers or an all-volunteer department to maintain the cur-

rent service levels. Such a plan would require volunteers available 24/7. The current volunteers are very dedicated and we appreciate their Angela Stubblefield cont r ibut ions. They have regular jobs and are not available during the peak fire/EMS call period of 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. If volunteers have to travel to the station this adds additional delay to the response. This assumes they can leave their place of work on a moment’s notice. Who reading this is willing to volunteer to be on duty and ready for immediate dispatch during the peak period, complete the rigorous initial training, and participate in weekly training sessions? The department has been looking for you, but so far without success. Stubblefield: I respect the hard earned money entrusted from taxpayers and will not waste your money. My opponent, Elbert Reed

supports Commissioner David Hannity’s past and present actions. Like Commissioner Hannity, Elbert also represents the firefighter’s union – not taxpayers. Prior to signing a blank check over to the district, you the taxpayer need to know what the long-term plan is and how your money will be spent. That has not occurred. Until that plan is presented, here are my tentative painful solutions. • Drastically reduce overtime. Require commissioner approval first. • Adjust required training that is conducive to regular hours not overtime. • Pursue joint teaming with other districts to enhance purchasing power, possible training and other ventures. • Recruit and revitalize volunteer program. Emphasis on career department has devastated volunteer participation. • Furlough and reduce administrative staff (if necessary). • Wild-land State Mobilization

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Enumclaw School District land transfer denied

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A land dispute between the Tahoma and Enumclaw school districts was settled in favor of Tahoma. The Puget Sound Educational Service District Regional Committee on School District Organization unanimously denied the Enumclaw School District’s proposed land transfer of the North Triangle, located in Black Diamond, from the Tahoma School District to Enumclaw Oct. 3. The North Triangle, which is about 54 acres and is slated for commercial development as part of the proposed Lawson Hills master planned community by YarrowBay in Black Diamond, is currently undeveloped. Enumclaw officials initiated the petition in late

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Emily Randolph, left, performed at the Enumclaw Music and Arts Festival Saturday. Matteo Valadez and L’Brinklee Jackson sang together. Mia Vermillion performed on Chalet stage. Photo by Dennis Box

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Buckley resident William “Bill” Rack, 94, died Oct. 3, 2013. He was born June 25, 1919, in Butte, Mont., to William Rack and Mariska Sklenski. T h e y moved to Cle Elum, Wash., in 1931 to work in the coal mines. In William Rack 1935 they moved to Enumclaw where he attended his last two years of high school and starred in football. He graduated from Washington State University in 1941 with a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy. He served four years in the U.S. Navy as chief pharmacist mate. He met Grace Stewart in Seattle after he was discharged and they married Sept. 21, 1947. They purchased the drug store in 1952 and worked side by side for 37 years, until they retired in 1989. He enjoyed making jewelry, wood carvings and folk art, along with golf, fishing, sculpting and swimming. He is survived by daughter-in-law Paula Rack of Bonney Lake and one grandchild. He was preceded in death by wife Grace and a son, Peter Rack. A graveside service will take place at 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, at Buckley City Cemetery. A memorial is planned for 1 p.m. Friday, Oct 11, at Community Presbyterian Church in Buckley.

Memorials may be made to Community Presbyterian Church, P.O. Box 1930, Buckley, 98321, or Buckley Senior Center, P.O. Box 1960, Buckley, 98321. Arrangements are by Weeks’ Funeral Home, Buckley. All may sign the online guest book at www. weeksfuneralhomes.com.

CHARLIE STEINER Charlie Steiner died Sept. 27, 2013, at the Soldier’s Home in Orting. He was 82. He and a twin brother were born July 30, 1931, in Orting to Carl and Rosalie Steiner. He grew up in Buckley and graduated from Buckley High School in 1950. He served in the Army in 1952-54 in Korea. He is survived by one sister. Services were by Weeks’ Dryer Mortuary. All sign the online guest book at www.dryermortuary.com.

JUDY BRUGGEMAN Enumclaw resident Judy Bruggeman, 68, died Oct. 5, 2013. S h e was born Feb. 4, 1945, in Seattle. She had retired from the Judy Bruggeman

Enumclaw School District were she was cheer coach, a paraeducator and head of the Transition Program for students with special needs. She received the Golden Apple Award in

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2007, recognizing her as one of the top 10 educators in Washington state. She enjoyed cooking, working in her garden and watching her grandchildren participate in sports. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church. She is survived by husband Joel Bruggeman of Enumclaw; son Dean Bruggeman and wife Tami of Buckley; daughter Debbie Fabris and husband Jeff of Enumclaw; brother Gary Hedlin and wife Sandy of Auburn; and six grandchildren. Rosary will be recited at 10:30 a.m. and a funeral service will follow at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 14, both at Sacred Heart Church. Services are directed by Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral

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DEBATE FROM 1 response has always been voluntary. To preserve staffing and reduce overtime costs, we will not send career firefighters to these operations. • Rollback pay increases given over the past 2.5 years. • Take away the fire chief’s pay increase, saving $50,000 per year. This would also place his pay back in line with comparable-sized districts.

• Sell the transport aid car, if financially feasible. • Sell the property purchased for $495,000. Once these painful cuts have been put in place, then reorganize the district by: • Going to the voters to increase the number of commissioners from the current three to five. This will allow for more citizen input, rather than the potential of just firefighters being commissioners. • Create a responsible bud-

get and stick to it! • Set up a capital outlay fund to replace aging equipment. (Currently does not exist) • Create a reserve fund (Currently does not exist). • Create a labor relations committee of commissioners. This is not now possible with three commissioners because two meeting together constitutes an illegal quorum. • Set up a strategic planning commission to do long-

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www.courierherald.com term planning. • Create a finance committee with a part time professional financial director. Editorial Question: What do you believe the minimum staffing is per shift? Stubblefield: Four career firefighters per shift with two or more volunteer firefighters for evening shift. Fire Stations are located in the district to provide for a timely response, however, stations that have no staff-

ing provide no response at all and increase taxpayer insurance rates. Presently, most all fire personnel and equipment respond from the downtown fire station. This practice leads to a disproportional level of service between the city and those areas of the District outside of the city. A simple solution (that could start immediately), is to distribute existing staffing and improve responses to the entire district. Two fire personnel minimums would provide shift

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at each station. When dispatched, these resources would all respond and converge at larger incidents requiring larger staffing levels such as structure fires, while at the same time, adding additional equipment. The result would be two to three fire engines with a total crew of six. This would be particularly important in those areas of the district that lack fire hydrants. All taxpayers benefit. Emphasis on the career firefighter program has seriously undermined the volunteer program in KCFD 28. The consequence, whether by design or accident, has increased career firefighter personnel (higher cost) – while significantly reducing volunteer firefighter numbers. Volunteer fire departments in the nation have been forced to recruit and retain volunteers using new and innovative methods. The “way we have always done things” no longer works. Reed: The department needs to have a minimum staff of four (emergency medical technician) EMT qualified firefighters per shift. This enables the initial response team to enter a burning building upon arrival. (Note: Washington state law requires four firefighters on the scene before

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Hair care, massage at Salon Bonita “Just trying to make the world a more beautiful place” is the motto at Salon Bonita, which opened earlier this year at 1218 Griffin Ave. in Enumclaw. The studio – a full-service hair salon that also offers massage – is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday; Friday and Saturday hours can vary, depending upon appointments. The studio can be reached at 360625-8120. Owner Carolyn Tyrrell and Amanda Resser care for customers’ hair, offering coloring, cuts, extensions and smoothing treatments. Licensed massage practitioner Brooke Breidal provides a variety of techniques, including Swedish, deep tissue, prenatal and chair massage, as well as reflexology. “Offering great customer service is a priority,” Tyrrell said, “and meeting lots of different people is part of what makes the fun in this always-changing fashion and beauty industry.”

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line, Sam Vanassa has launched Gorilla Business Consulting. “Three years ago, after being laid off due to the tough economy and realizing I was helping everybody with their marketing and operations issues, I decided to develop my own company where I can work…within the community,” Vanassa Sam Vanassa said. “My goal is to help my clients be the best in their industry.” Vanassa specializes in Internet marketing, helping clients bump up their web traffic, increase profits and reduce overhead. Also offered is consulting in marketing, inventory management, finance, sales and operations. Vanassa maintains business hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. He can be reached at 877-8831417 or via email at SamV@gorillabusinessconsulting.com. His website is www.gorillabusinessconsulting.com.

to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. Customers will find liquor, beer, wine, soda and cigarettes on the store shelves. The family-owned business can be reached at 510-3331085 or Sonuumahal@yahoo.com.

Eclectic mix of goods at new shop

Spirits shop moves, but not too far Liquor and Wine Enumclaw recently moved to a new location, but remains in the convenient QFC shopping center. Owned by Hardeep Sra, the store is open from 10 a.m.

As the name suggests, Eclectic offers a varied assortment of gifts and home decor. The new downtown Enumclaw shop, owned by Steve and Kyle Henderson, opened for business Sept. 24. They boast “old-fashioned customer service,” design consultation and assistance with gift selection. The shop provides an assortment of furniture and gifts, everything from kitchen necessities and needs to buffets and sideboards. The shop also is home to many eco-friendly products. Eclectic is found at 1533 Cole St and can be reached at 360-226-3099 or be email at eclectic1533cole@gmail. com. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday.

YWCA Here are some things you may not know about the YWCA of Seattle and King and Snohomish Counties. • It’s one of the largest providers of emergency shelter in the Northwest. • It operates a food bank that serves over 1000 people a month. • It helps struggling families to stay in their homes and helps others find housing. • It helps prepare people for careers in banking and business and information technology. • It helps older people find work. • It supports mental health counseling. • It supports domestic abuse programs. These examples are just a small sample of a large variety of programs our local YWCA supports as part of its mission to “advance the quality of life for women of all ages, races and faiths, and their families.” The YWCA has five major program areas in which it tools, support and ongoing services for women and families so that they can live productive, independent lives.

Those five areas are housing, emergency, employment, health and youth. Within each of those areas there are multiple programs that address various needs and issues of the YWCA’s client population. For instance, in the employment category there are programs that help women • to prepare for and find careers in the banking industry, • with job search, training and placement services, • with on-the-job training at a government or non-profit agency, • maintain financial self-sufficiency through education, assistance and training • who are older or veterans find employment • dress appropriately for interviews or new jobs. The YWCA of Seattle and King and Snohomish Counties offers over 40 programs such as these to help women and their families. Men are also included in some of these programs such as Pathways to Work, a program that offers classes to women and

men in Snohomish County designed to help them get back to work. Helping families is a major focus of many of the YWCA’s efforts. That help includes getting mental health counseling for individuals, helping homeless families find temporary or permanent shelter, helping single moms get back to work, providing child care for young children, ages 1 – 5, encouraging leadership and confidence skills in young women, offering employment and education opportunities to teens and young adults, and more.

The YWCA operates 19 locations in our area – 7 in Seattle, 4 East King County, 5 in South King County and 3 in Snohomish County. The YWCA has been helping women and families here in the Northwest for over 100 years. If you would like to donate to the work this great organization is doing for women, on your next trip to QFC please hand a donation card to your checker. If you have any questions, please contact Amanda Ip at amanda.ip@fredmeyer.com. Thank you. Paid Adver tisement

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Fine monument to “king coal” legacy

During the early 20th century, “king” coal furnished the energy that moved America and, without it, the whole nation would have ground to a halt. Lest we forget, coal was a major contributor to our victories in both world wars. In those bygone days, there were several small mining communities – more accurately, hamlets – scattered around the immediate Black Diamond area and several miles to the east; i.e., places like Hyde Lake, Palmer, Durham, Elkcoal and Kangley. They were totally dependent on coal. A few were backyard operations that a single family or two owned and Wally DuChateau worked, but the largest were quintessenColumnist tial company towns in which the homes and a general store were all owned by the individuals or companies that owned the mines. Today, most of these settlements have vanished, leaving behind nothing more than a few half-buried artifacts and a cemetery or two; for example, Bayne and Franklin. The last of these mines closed in the late 1960s and early ‘70s. Coal mining was unrelenting, dirty, unhealthy work but, owing to some bloody strikes prior to the turn of the

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Letters Seeking voter support for Fire District 44 levy I am writing to request your support for the King County Fire District 44 Proposition 1 coming before the voters in November. District 44 has never requested approval of this type of levy. The last approved levy in 2008 funded equipment, apparatus and replaced a fire station but did not fund daily operations. Fire District 44 is now in a dire financial situation due to the loss of a 39.8 percent reduction in the assessed value in homes and therefor a loss in revenue of $1,850,000. If Proposition 1 fails, the lack of adequate funding will affect emergency response times to your home or business for fire and medical calls, as well as staffing (six position have already been cut), training and all aspects of providing services to the area. Fire stations will be closed, inadequate fire personnel staffing will prevent firefighters from entering burning structures, wildland and swift water rescue may be eliminated. The levy would cost about $5 per month for a $200,000 home and $7.50 per month for a $300,000

home. This levy will expire in four years and no longer be collected. As a lifelong, career supporter of fire suppression and emergency medical response provided to citizens by the fire department and fire district, I sincerely request your vote and your support to your friends, neighbors and the community in favor of Proposition 1. A super majority (60 percent of the vote) is required to pass this levy, so every vote is critically important. Monroe (Steve) Shropshire Assistant chief, Auburn Fire Department (retired) Commissioner, KCFD 44 (retired)

All will be miserable with healthcare choices James Hoffa and other union leaders were recently quoted that ObamaCare was killing the 40-hour work week and the middle class. Welcome to the party. Conservatives, Tea Party types and most Republicans figured this out long before this bill became law. But, it is too late for your union members, Mr. Hoffa, you helped put the screws to them for your own personal gain. Democrat Sen. Max Baucus, a big proponent of ObamaCare,

recently stated that he now realizes ObamaCare is a train wreck. Welcome to the party Sen. Baucus. But don’t worry, you and your fellow politicians made yourselves exempt from the horrors of ObamaCare while putting the screws to the American public. Again, for your personal gain. James Hoffa is correct, ObamaCare is going to kill the 40-hour work week. Hundreds of companies around the country are reducing the hours that full-time employees work. Thirty-five to 40-hour work weeks are being reduced to 29 hours a week to avoid the onerous requirement of ObamaCare. Some companies are eliminating employer-provided healthcare and forcing employees to sign up for government health insurance plans. Heck, you see this with the local grocery strike looming. And the grocers union has the nerve to blame corporate greed. The grocery union needs to put the blame where it belongs - on Obama and the Democrats who passed ObamaCare. All the promises Obama and the Democrats made about this horrific law will not come true. I predict the exact opposite will occur and things will become worse. Premiums will skyrocket, many people will lose

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This is my third and final Enumclaw City Council candidates profile. It pits Thomas Mann vs. Juanita Carstens for Position 5. Juanita Carstens declined to submit any information for my column. As with the other two candidate profiles, these are the words of the candidate. I have cut and pasted his submission to me to avoid bias on my part. My goal has been to better inform the voters. Democracy only works when voters have enough information to make good decisions. This is one of the chief functions of a free press – to provide accurate information. Thomas Mann 1. Background: Briefly describe your background and education as it relates to the Enumclaw City Council. Prior to my retirement, I served as senior staff for Teamsters Local 174, with a membership roughly the size of the population of Enumclaw. I was part of a team which established and implemented policy items including amendments to our constitution and bylaws, operating budgets, pay levels, job classifications and healthcare and pension benefits. I attended and graduated from Madison Heights High School, attended the University of Virginia at Wise and graduated from the Anderson Area Vocational Technical School.

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2. Vision: Describe how you see Enumclaw now and how you would like to see it five years from now. Enumclaw is a picturesque, allAmerican City; a great place to live and raise your family. Businesses are struggling, feeling the effects of the real estate debacle which impacted every level of our economy. Supporting the Economic Development Task Force recommendations are necessary to make Enumclaw a destination city creating additional overnight accommodations with thriving downtown shops, boutiques and eateries. The senior community zoning code amendment hopefully will attract development for a major downtown project. 3. Specific areas of interest in the city if elected, and strengths you would bring to the council position. I am interested in marketing the Expo Center as a competitive venue to compete with the nearby Muckleshoot Amphitheater and Kent’s ShoWare Center. I am also

interested in sensible development and expansion, provided we have ample revenue to maintain facilities, roads and the infrastructure we are already responsible for. In my role as senior staff for the Teamster organization, my strengths included managing budgets and costs with direct contact and accountability to my constituents. 4. Contrast versus your opponent: Describe why you would be better suited for the council position than your opponent. I really don’t know my opponent well enough to comment on her qualifications. What I do know is I enjoyed a rewarding career serving people and their families. •• Note: Morgan Irwin is running unopposed for Position 1. His opponent, Pamela Harding, withdrew from the race in September. Irwin did not submit any information. Again, I encourage you to save these columns until you receive your absentee ballot, which should be in your mail on or around Oct. 15. I hope you have found these columns useful. Having served on the council for four years, I can tell you that getting the best candidates is extremely important to the future of this city. Vote carefully and thoughtfully, how you vote affects you.

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2012 because of the parcel’s status as part of the master planned community. Hypothetical future residents of the proposed community, which is geographically separate from the commercial section, would attend the Enumclaw School District and thus district officials stated that the commercial section of the community should be in the same district. The idea therefore being that the taxes on revenue from the proposed commercial developments would go to the

Enumclaw School District instead of Tahoma. The piece of property is not currently, and isn’t projected to ever, be home to any students. The regional committee oversees all land transfer requests and acts as mediator when districts have a dispute about boundary lines. At the public hearing Oct. 3 both districts presented their arguments for and against the transfer and citizens also had the opportunity to voice their opinion on the proposed transfer. Enumclaw’s presentation included the argu-

LETTERS FROM 6 their employer-provided healthcare plans, many people will not be able to keep their doctors. I have a rule that is proven right time and time again: every time the government sticks its’ finger in the healthcare business, costs go up, service and quality go down and promises made never come to fruition. But who am I? Obama is the smart one and the healthcare expert. So let’s summarize. Five years ago, 80 to 90 percent of the people were satisfied with their healthcare insurance and healthcare providers. Now, everybody (except politicians and millionaires) will be equally

ment that with the potential addition of more than 3,000 new students related to the proposed master planned developments, the revenue from the proposed commercial developments would help the district provide for students and could also be a selling point when the district tries to pass construction bonds. Another point district representatives made was that city boundaries, urban growth area boundaries, and the MPDs should align.

CORNER FROM 6 century and during the 1920s, the miners were paid fairly well. There were some good-sized veins that were 8 to 10 feet thick; on the other hand, some were so small miners had to crawl around on their hands and knees. It wasn’t recommended for anyone who suffered from bouts of claustrophobia. It was dangerous work. Apparently accidents were commonplace and one or two workers were killed on a regular basis. In two of the worst catastrophes, 16 men were killed during an explosion at the Lawson Mine in 1910 and 31 perished in a Ravensdale mine in 1915. The legacy of these accidents has

inspired the new monument outside the Black Diamond Historical Museum. It’s a memorial not only to the miners killed in the Black Diamond region, but to those killed throughout the entire state. Their names are permanently embedded in a granite wall surrounding an 8-foot bronze sculpture of a miner. Generally speaking, it’s a noble and heartfelt site even though the statue itself seems a bit stiff. (I wish the figure would have conveyed more movement as if the pick was being swung.) At any rate, check out the memorial for yourself and, if you’ve never been in the museum, I’d recommend that as well. Both are wonderful tributes to a vanishing way of life.

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The Enumclaw Hornets football team rode the win train into the South Puget Sound League 3A with a 55-28, Friday night victory over Auburn Mountainview. The offense kicked into high gear in the first quarter, scoring seven, and never looked back. “Our offense went crazy running the ball behind our dominant offensive line with Evan McCrillis and Mauricio Portillo,” coach Mark Gunderson said. “That set up

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in the process. The ground-happy Hornets ran the ball 49 times Friday night, meaning quarterback Sean Hayes had to put up just 11 pass attempts. He completed only five, but made the most of his opportunities, throwing for a pair of touchdowns. Fagan’s big night pushed his season totals to 664 yards and eight TDs in five games White River wasted little time, scoring on its first possession when Hayes connected with Garrett Quiles. A two-point conversion gave the Hornets an 8-0 lead with 3:52 remaining in the opening quarter. Fife quickly bounced back for an equalizing TD, getting a bit of a break when the ball was fumbled into the end zone. An alert Trojan pounced on the loose ball to give the home team the only score it would enjoy until the game’s final moments. White River added two touchdowns in the second quarter, one on a perfectly executed draw play where Fagan bolted to the end zone and another when Hayes found Dustin France for an 11-yard TD. The Hornets’ final score of the night came in the third frame, again on a draw play to Fagan. Fife added a touchdown with 29 seconds left on the clock to polish off the night’s scoring.

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Wednesday, October 9, 2013 • The Enumclaw Courier-Herald • Page 11 course in 20 minutes, 55 seconds. Other Hornet girls competing in the varsity race were Courtney Gelmini, eighth overall with a time of 22:25; Kacy Coyle, ninth, 22:27; Jenna Guenthner, 10th, 22:41; Erin Redford, 12th, 23:58; Sydney Dysert, 23rd, 26:26; and Kaylee Kosko, 24th, 26:27. The top finisher among the White River boys was Alex Anderson, placing fourth overall with a time of 18:32. Also figuring in the team scoring were Seth Berryhill, seventh, 18:40; Jadon Flanders, 11th, 19:04; Keller Flint-Blanchard, 12th, 19:06; and Ben McGraw, 13th, 19:08.2. Also running for the Hornet varsity were Dylan Sutherland, 14th, 19:08.8, and Taylor Moser, 18th, 19:42. White River runners return compete in another three-team South Puget Sound League 2A meet Thursday afternoon when they travel to Pacific Lutheran University. At PLU, they will face the host Washington Patriots and the Clover Park Warriors.

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JUDITH CARLSON Judith Ann Carlson, 74, died Oct. 3, 2013, in Enumclaw. She was born Oct. 2, 1939, in Puyallup to Melvin and Verna Johansen. She enjoyed her family, friends and especially loved shopping. She was devoted to the

Tacoma Humane Society and loved her cats. She enjoyed traveling to lake Chelan during the summer. She is survived by husband Gary Carlson of Enumclaw; daughter Cindy Pohlman and husband Paul of Enumclaw; sons Gary Carlson and wife Tammi of California, Robert Carlson and wife Laurie of Maple Valley and Don Carlson of Enumclaw; brother Tony Johansen of Santa Barbara, Calif.; and three grandchildren. Memorials may be made

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EVELYN GREEN Longtime Enumclaw resident Evelyn C. Green died Sept. 29, 2013, at the age of 86.

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Look to the yard for some simple fall decorating ing soil critters; poke holes into the plastic bag so the decaying leaves can get air; and, finally, store the bags out of site under a shrub, Marianne Binetti outdoor table or Columnist inside a garage or shed for the winter. Come spring soil to the bag to inoculate the leaves with leaf-chomp- you’ll have a leafy, moist

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Grant money to help fight substance abuse The Office of National Drug Control Policy recently announced $19.8 million in new Drug-Free Communities Support Program grants, including a $125,000 award to the Foothills Healthy Community Coalition, a part of Enumclaw Regional Healthcare Foundation. The money will be used to help prevent substance use among youth. Coalition volunteers of ERHF will match grant dollars with in-kind resources. “We are not powerless against the challenge of drug use among young

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Check your trees before the strong winds blow balls can often provide clues as to what caused a tree to fall. If a root disease is discovered, adjacent trees may be infected Dennis Tompkins since the diseases usually spread by root-toColumnist root contact. Suspect standing trees can be The recent heavy rains inspected by a trained and strong winds remind us eye to determine if a root of what can happen when rot is present. severe storms strike the Conduct a hazard Pacific Northwest and cause assessment. If you tree failures. While such truly are concerned about an intense storm was a bit a tree’s safety, an inspection earlier than usual, it served by a certified arborist or as a reminder that trees of tree risk assessor will help concern should be checked to identify any structural, out before the arrival of the health or environmental typical winter weather. issues that may render a Homeowners concerned tree “hazardous.” about tall trees around While it is impossible to their residences and neigh- predict if, when or what borhoods can begin to take kind of failure may occur, some important precau- a tree’s long-term health tions before the storm sea- and safety can be evaluson arrives. The following ated. In the majority of the tips should be considered hundreds of assessments to ease concerns about the I have performed, little or health and safety of their no action has been recomtrees. mended unless a root disSurvey your own ease or structural defect is trees. Trees should discovered. be assessed to deterPay attention to mine if there has been weather forecasts. recent breakage of large Forecasts for most windbranches or tops, if clear- storms generally have ing has exposed trees to been on the mark. Often, high winds, if construction forecasters will predict activity has altered a tree’s when and where severe growing environment or if gusts may be anticipated. a structural defect is visible. Interestingly, many strong If any of these conditions gusts often happen at night. exist, a hazard assessment Consider altering by a qualified professional your lifestyle for a would be prudent. few hours. Many residents Be aware of the location tell me they sleep in baseof trees and structures in ments or carry on activities relation to the direction of in sections of the home that the prevailing winds. In the are located away from trees Puget Sound area winds in their yards when severe tend to originate from conditions are forecast. the south or southwest. Beware of “doorbell However, local conditions arborists.” I have may alter the direction. For often been asked for a secexample, some of the stron- ond opinion about recomgest winds in the Buckley mendations made by indiand Enumclaw areas origi- viduals who canvass neighnate from the east or north- borhoods soliciting tree east. work. In nearly all cases, Pay particular atten- a different perspective was tion to recent tree provided that saved trees failures. Trees that fall and thousands of dollars and expose their root balls for homeowners. often have a root disease. Fortunately, few resiWhen the loss of anchor- dents are injured in their ing roots reaches a critical homes by falling trees. But point, they no longer will we have all heard about support a tree during severe close calls. So if you are weather. concerned about trees durOld stumps and root ing severe weather, consider

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CITY OF ENUMCLAW PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE REGARDING THE 2014 REVENUE SOURCES AND SETTING THE 2014 PROPERTY TAX LEVY The Enumclaw City Council has scheduled a Public Hear ing to receive public input regarding the 2014 Revenue Sources and on setting the 2014 Property Tax Levy, with estimated amounts for Monday, October 28, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. Comments for or against m ay b e m a d e a t t h e Public Hearing, in writing to the City Clerk at 1339 Griffin Avenue, Enumclaw, WA 98022, or by email to the City Clerk mshirey@ci.enumclaw.wa.us. For further information call Stephanie McKenzie, Finance D i r e c t o r, a t 3 6 0 - 6 1 5 5629, from 9:00-5:00 p.m., Mon-Fr i., or s m cke n z i e @ c i . e n u m claw.wa.us. # 518618 10/9/16, 10/16/13

Public Hearing Carbonado Transportation Benefit District The Carbonado Transportation Benefit District will be holding a public hearing on Monday, October 14th, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. The purpose of the hearing is to discuss revenue sources as well as other parts of the 2014 budget. Residents are encouraged to attend or submit written comments to the Clerk no later than noon on the above date. /s/ Daillene Argo Clerk-Treasurer # 518446 10/9/13, 10/16/13 SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR KING COUNTY The Estate of MYRTLE L. MCNEES, Deceased. Case No. 13-4-09790-4 KNT PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS (RCW 11.40.030) C H A R LTO N J . MCNEES has been app o i n t e d a s E xe c u t o r / Personal Representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent that arose before the decedent’s death must, before the time the claim

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