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Weather The forecast for Wednesday calls for sunny and cold conditions, with highs to 31 and overnight lows to 17. Thursday ‘s forecast is partly sunny with a high of 31 and low of 18. There is a chance of snow Friday with highs to 32 and lows to 22. Saturday and Sunday will be partly sunny with highs to 30 and lows to 21.

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Ryleigh Enticknap, 5, with her brother Roman, 7, were Plateau Outreach Ministries ringers Saturday at QFC. Below left, Hannah Swettenam, Kecia Howard, Grant Swettenam and Madeline Carboy participated in the bell ringing, as did Duane and Fay Weeks, right. Photos by Dennis Box

Enumclaw Expo Center committee appointed By Kevin Hanson Senior Writer

Five Enumclaw citizens have been appointed to oversee operations at the Enumclaw Expo Center, reporting to the City Council and making recommendations when called upon.

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The Enumclaw City Council has come up one seat short after the November general election due to a residency requirement problem. Morgan Irwin took 63 percent of the vote for council Position No. 1 over Pamela Harding, who withdrew from the race in August. Irwin, who was raised in Enumclaw, moved back to the city in February. The residency requirement for City Council is one year according to state law. The Enumclaw Municipal Code does not state a residency requirement. At the Nov. 24 City Council meeting Irwin said he was contacted by Mike Reynolds, the city attorney, concerning the residency requirement. “The city attorney contacted me letting me know I did not fulfill one of the

Appointments to the city’s new Expo Advisory Committee were confirmed during the council’s Nov. 25 meeting. Making up the advisory group are Scott Gray, sales manager for The Enumclaw Courier-Herald; Alan Gamblin, owner of the Gamblin Motors automobile dealership; Shelby

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DeVol, finance manager at DeVol Engineering; David Powell of Mutual of Enumclaw; and attorney Owen Gabrielson. At least two more members can be added, according to City Administrator Chris Searcy. April Schroeder, a member of the Enumclaw School Board, is already pegged to join the group, he added. Committee members were hand-picked by city administration and are expected to be “champi-

See Irwin, Page 2 ons for the Expo Center,” Searcy said. Part of the group’s mission, he explained, will involving making recommendations regarding the long-term vision for the acreage on the eastern edge of town. That will likely entail setting priorities for site development and capital improvements. While committee members aren’t going to be examining every dollar spent and taken in, they will be charged with taking

a look at the various models by which the center can be operated. One option, Searcy said, could involve turning the Expo Center over to a private vendor, as the city does with the adjacent golf course. Another option might entail putting the center under the umbrella of the city’s Parks Department and allowing that it will require a financial subsidy. That option would be a

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IRWIN FROM 1 requirements,” Irwin said. “That requirement was oneyear residency within the city limits.” Irwin said he missed the residency by about 75 days. “For me this is rather embarrassing,” Irwin said. “I thought I had fulfilled everything in the Enumclaw Municipal Code, which I had. But there was a state regulation on top of that.” Irwin said he had to “recuse

myself (from the council position). But as the appointment process moves forward I would like to submit myself as a candidate.” Irwin said he is 30 years old with master’s degree in economics. He said he previously worked in banking and is now a police officer with the Seattle Police Department. Reynolds said it is understandable how Irwin missed the residency requirement because it, “doesn’t appear in the Enumclaw Municipal Code.”

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Reynolds said Irwin was very cooperative and “we appreciate it.” According to Reynolds the position becomes vacant Jan. 1, 2014 and the council has 90 days to fill the seat. The attorney also noted the seat does not default to Harding, who came in second although she withdrew. Her withdrawal came too late to be removed from the ballot. She withdrew due a new job. Mayor Liz Reynolds said the city is accepting applications for the vacant position.

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• Stephanie Sackett-Converse, Human Services Advisory Board, four-year term. • Jim Barchek and Rich Elfers, major shift in policy, as council Library Board, five-year members have traditionally been adamant that the Expo terms. expo Center be self-sufficient. • Sara Stratton, Park While confirming the Board, four-year term. appointments of the Expo • Elaine Lynest and Patricia Advisory Committee memDoyle, Arts Commission, bers, the council also reappointed 11 citizens to a variety of three-year terms. • Jan Molinaro, Civil Service existing city boards and commisCommission, six-year term. sions. • Jessica Kinney and Lori Serving another term will be: • Jim Zoll and Jodine Burke, McDonald, Planning Commission, Cemetery Board, four-year terms. four-year terms.

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Holiday parade to roll through Enumclaw By Kevin Hanson Senior Writer

owntown Enumclaw will come alive Saturday evening when the annual holiday parade rolls along Cole Street. Entries will begin lining up at 4 p.m. and the parade gets moving at 6. Automobiles parked on Cole in the downtown vicinity after 4 will likely be towed away. The parade will feature many of the familiar entries, including marching bands from Enumclaw, White River and Sumner high schools. Among the many entries will be a pipe and drum corps from the Scottish Highland Games Association, the Enumclaw High equestrian team, an Irish dance group, 4-H clubs and

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Second MMA bout awaits Enumclaw fighter Local MMA fighter Tyson Cunningham will make his return to the cage Saturday, looking for the same type of success he found in his professional debut. In October, the Enumclaw product launched his pro career in impressive fashion, winning by a firstround knockout. Saturday, fighting at 170 pounds, he will look to build on that momentum when he takes on Lee McCurry at CageSport XXVIII. The event will be hosted at the Emerald Queen Casino. In Cunningham’s professional debut in October, he took on Spokane’s Kyle Maloney and impressed the local fight crowd with a dominating performance. In the only round the two fought, Maloney showed good striking ability while

on his feet, but the momentum swiftly changed in Cunningham’s favor when he was able to get Maloney on the ground and pound away with elbows and punches. The fight was stopped after 2 minutes, 43 seconds, with Cunningham awarded a technical knockout. Saturday’s fight is the next step in Cunningham’s professional MMA career, a path he followed after being a two-time welterweight champion in the amateurs. Cunningham trains out of Enumclaw’s Combat Sport and Fitness, owned and run by UFC veteran Jeff Hougland. The gym has quickly become one of the premier gyms in the Northwest with one member, Justin Harrington (6-0) capturing the CageSport lightweight title in October and another member, Ian

Williams (8-1), defeating UFC veteran Damarques Johnson in November. With a successful team behind him, Cunningham aims to become the next standout from the Enumclaw gym. Doors for CageSport XXVIII open at 6 p.m. with the first fight scheduled for 7. For more information, visit www.halquistproductions.com and the official Facebook and Twitter pages of CageSport MMA and Battle at the Boat. Tickets for CageSport XXVIII can be purchased at the Emerald Queen Casino box office and online through Ticketmaster. Prices start at $35.

Enumclaw’s Tyson Cunningham will step into the cage Saturday night for his second professional MMA bout. At right, he takes down Kyle Maloney during his pro debut. Contributed photo

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White River football Keenan Fagan took top honors when South Puget Sound League 2A all-league teams were named, chosen as the Most Valuable Player in a vote of league coaches. The Hornet senior was one of three first-team running backs and among the four first-team defensive backs; he also was

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an honorable mention pick as a kick returner. Other White River players earning postseason honors were senior Austin Ross, first-team offensive lineman and junior Cyruss Stenson, a first-team linebacker. Earning second-team honors were junior receiver Dustin France, junior offensive lineman Siaosi Tangi and Ross, a linebacker. Receiving honorable mention were senior Sean Hayes, at both quarterback and defensive line, senior tight end Dalton Nelson, senior defensive lineman Trevor Schoon and France at defensive back and kicker. White River soccer Sophomore Mack Breeden was honored as a first-team defender and senior Maddie Grimm was chosen as a second-team midfielder. White River tennis The Hornets’ Drew Maras was honored with selection to the SPSL 2A first team. Earning honorable mention were David Connelly, Travis Meyers, Alec Anastasi and Dane Barber. White River girls cross country Madison Moser and Brenna Liebel were among the firstteam selections, while Courtney Gelmini was a secondteam pick.

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COPPER STOLEN: An officer made contact the morning of Nov. 26 with an employee of a Garrett Street business who reported copper wire was missing. It was determined $744 worth of cleaned and stripped wire was taken during a burglary. There were no immediate suspects or leads. PURSE STOLEN: A woman told Enumclaw police Nov. 26 her purse had been stolen earlier that day in Orting. A suspect had attempted without success to use her debit card in Enumclaw. Local police took an information report and a theft report was filed in Orting. ILLEGAL DUMPING: A report was received the morning of Nov. 26 regarding illegal dumping in the vicinity of Mountain Villa Drive. Investigation revealed the name of someone associated with the mess. An officer attempted contact but was unsuccessful. SHOPLIFTING: An officer responded at 10:26 p.m. Nov. 26 to a Griffin Avenue location, where a shoplifting suspect was still on site. Items were returned to the business and the suspect was ordered to stay away; the business declined to press charges and the suspect was given a ride home. DIRT BIKE: Police were told the afternoon of Nov. 26 of a recklessly

driven dirt bike in the vicinity of Battersby Avenue and Cole Street. The rider was contacted and agreed to walk the bike home; he was to receive a citation in the mail. FACEBOOK FRIEND: A citizen found a debit card Nov. 25 and located the owner through Facebook. The owner was told the card would be turned over to police and it was quickly claimed. WALLET STOLEN: A resident told police Nov. 25 a wallet containing $80 had been stolen. Additionally, a gas card had been used to make a $50 purchase.

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Seven years ago, I sped across the I-90 Bridge to Harborview Medical Center. As I did, I begged for God to take my life, “Take Me instead. Not Her!” Just 15 minutes before my drive across the bridge, my wife Mary Beth and I had received the phone call that every parent dreads. Our 17-year-old daughter Mora was in the emergency room. All we knew was that she had been in a terrible car accident and that her condition was critical. Like any parent, I bargained and begged aloud for God to spare the life of my child. Since then, I’ve told our story about drowsy driving – over and over again. And I will continue Bill Shaw Regional publisher to do so until people take drowsy driving more seriously. That frantic trip across I-90 was just one of the moments from that harrowing time that is seared in to my psyche. There are other memories of terrible moments like that stay with me and continue to push my family and I to carry on in our mission to talk about the dangers of drowsy driving: • The sadness in the doctor’s eyes three days later as she took my wife and I to a private corner after the morning consult was over. She told us that the trauma team was very disheartened. After being in a coma for three days, Mora’s brain was not showing any signs of response and they were losing hope of her recovery or survival. • The devastation in my wife’s eyes as we approached our family in the Trauma ICU waiting room. When we said it looked like Mora would not make it, our family

What is worth thousands of dollars and costs nothing? Volunteers. The Black Diamond Community Center could not do any of the great work we do without the help of volunteers. For many years, every Tuesday and Thursday, Ron Brentson, LeRoy Holcomb, Vern Gibson, Sheri Potts and Mary Ann Knarreborg show up to help serve lunch, get the seniors

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coffee and help them with anything they need. This past year new volunteers have started helping every week. Councilmembers Tamie Deady, Carol Benson and Janie Edelman take time out to help Tuesdays and Thursdays. Other new weekly volunteers are Gary Farmer, Julie Jacobs and Barbara Bretagno. Doug Ernst, our food bank manager, has more volunteer hours making food boxes than any of our full-time employees. Marie Freeman sets up tables every week with help from Roberta Paramore, who also works in our clothing bank. The Lake Sawyer

Christian Church sends regular helpers for all special events. Angel Goral, wife of Commander Greg Goral, is our expert pie and cake cutter, who makes desserts look like a piece of art. Dave Ambur is our snow plowman. Joe Androsko is the “can do” and “will do” anything man as a volunteer. We thank each and every one of you. You all make a world of difference to so many seniors you help serve. You all are very valuable. Cheryl Hanson, executive director Black Diamond Community Center

Taking a look at intelligence What is intelligence? Since the late 19th and early 20th centuries social scientists have been studying this question. Before that time, the Chinese imperial civil service exams, created in 605 A.D., acted as a form of intelligence testing to find individuals of merit who were able to rule a nation, according to a University of Michigan Internet article. The French used tests in mental hospitals in the 19th century to separate those who were mentally ill from those who were mentally deficient. Our modern IQ (intelligence quotient) testing came as a result of French psychologist Alfred Binet and his associates in 1905. They were trying to decide ways to test for student success by examining memory, ability to concentrate and problem solving. Their task was to find students who might have difficulty in compulsory public school and give

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them assistance. Eventually Binet’s standards came to America with the first Stanford-Binet IQ test, created in 1916 and still used today (Cherry, Kendra. “History of Intelligence Testing”). The study of intelligence has continued and is one of the major topics of most introductory psychology classes. As the brain has been studied and better understood in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, psychologists have broadened the definition of human intelligence to include,

in addition to IQ: emotional intelligence (EQ), which includes understanding nonverbal cues and body language; and physical intelligence (PQ), which includes the ability to visualize and create works of art and to use the body skillfully. Finally, there is spiritual intelligence (SQ), according to the late Steven Covey in his book “The Seven Habits Mastery Series.” Covey interpreted spiritual intelligence as the ability to act with integrity and honesty in social situations. According to Danah Zohar, a writer, philosopher and motivational business speaker, it also includes, but is not limited to: self-awareness, compassion, tolerance for differences, humility, the ability to see patterns, be spontaneous, the desire to serve, the knack for being able to deal positively with adversity/learning from

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Mechanic wouldn’t need fancy computers If you’ll forgive me, another nostalgic column. Anyone more than 60 years of age will probably remember Sonny Bellack and his junkpile of used auto parts in that dilapidated lean-to that was torn down long ago. The site is currently home for Studio 54. Sonny was a hard-working, rather colorful character and an excellent mechanic – at the time, perhaps the best auto-repairman around these parts – and I’ve written about him two or three times in the past. However, Sonny wasn’t the only good, local mechanic from those bygone days. Indeed, at any particular time between 1920 and the mid-1950s, there were 13 or 14, independently-owned garages in the greater Enumclaw/Krain area and, in most cases, the owners were pretty skilled at their trade.

For instance, there was John Such, who ran a garage at Porter Street and Lowell Avenue. (Today, there’s nothing left to indicate exactly Wally DuChateau were his operation was, Columnist so I may be off a block or two.) Elmer Boysen was a humorous and sociable fellow, who knew his way around a car motor. I only vaguely remember him and I’ve no idea where his garage was located. Felix Cramer, elder statesman of all these mechanics, ran a garage that was kitty-corner from the Krain restaurant. Deteriorated as it is today, his building is still standing, held together, I suspect, by the posters nailed to the facade. Bob Chambers owned a garage and store at the foot of Podbregar Hill – or, if you’re too young to relate to that tag, at 264th and 424th. Currently, in “mature” circles, that

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intersection is still known as Chambers’ Corner, but to the younger set it’s the Stop an’ Shop. During my childhood, Bob was one of the dirtiest men I knew, not in the psychological or vulgar sense, of course, but physically. No matter what time of the day or night we stopped by the store, he always looked like he just climbed out of a grease pit. He’d laugh and declare, “I do more work than any 20 men put together!” There were at least six or seven more mechanics located along Griffin Avenue. But it’ll take someone older than myself to get a handle on all of them. Today, there’s no longer any need for so many mechanics because a modern car will usually run 100,000 miles before any expensive repairs are necessary and, before that mileage turns over, the car is often traded in for a newer model. However, during the Depression, people couldn’t afford new cars and, during World War II, production lines quit making autos in favor

of tanks. In short, people had to repair the cars they had, which required mechanics. If your headlights wouldn’t work, they didn’t install a new computerized electrical system; instead, a skilled mechanic could figure out where the wiring was screwed up and fix it. Or, if your carburetor went haywire, they didn’t install a new one, they repaired the old one. Today, service departments and garage personnel are more technicians than mechanics, clothed in rubber surgical gloves and perhaps even white uniforms, relying on an electronic scope to analyze the car’s performance and problems. This would have come as quite a shock to Sonny Bellack. Bellack probably wouldn’t care for surgical gloves and would likely prefer his greasy overalls to a white shirt. But I don’t think he’d be confused by the maze of modern computer hardware or digital viruses. Just give him a piece of bailing wire and a pair of pliers and he could fix anything.

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little difficult to understand him. When the meal for the people at the adjacent table, who sat down after us, and had their order taken right after us arrived at their table before ours…well, let’s just say we got to meet Ricardo the manager. I am so thankful that my brother showed me how to go right to the top in these situations. And my brother, after explaining again what a rush we were in was so overjoyed that for his trouble, he was given a card for a free appetizer the next time he chose to come to this fine and understanding establishment. I’m betting that card will be unused for a long time. Meanwhile, back at “awkward central” the rest of us are staring at our salads examining the many facets of lettuce placement and texture. Internally thinking that “spontaneous human combustion” was a worthwhile goal for moments like this. And suddenly I thought. Jesus dealt with some of this, too. No, it wasn’t the challenge of rudeness towards a waitress or manager, it was the awkwardness of dealing with family (and others) who thought Jesus was crazy. And while the text doesn’t say this was Thanksgiving, please notice the similari-

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tell you it isn’t easy. Thanksgiving is so Lunch today was a great much more than enjoyChurch example. We are on a treing a wonderful meal, Corner mendously short timepraising and thanking table and my brother is our Lord for the many Len Bundy on his lunch break from blessings in our lives, WonGeneration his practice…I really can’t sitting back with our say more than that but belts unfastened as we assume that he is treating root for a football team. Thanksgiving is also that time of year “patients” in some manner. He announces when we recognize how truly “whacked” to the waitstaff that we are in a hurry. She our families can be! And if you are wonder- leaves. Not exactly what he had in mind. ing, “whacked” is a Greek term meaning, “I She comes back….in five minutes. (I think he is starting to vibrate but it is hard to tell don’t know how we are related!” At this point, some of you are thinking, for sure). She takes our order, turns to go “he can’t be talking about MY family!” and and we are thinking, “lunch will turn out another group is thinking, “How did he alright.” We were wrong. She stops at the next table to take their know?” Oh, and the first group…they are lying…they KNOW I’m talking about their order, too! I don’t think that is what my family with as much assuredness that I am brother had in mind when he was thinking “hurry.” Nope, not what he was thinking, talking about MY family. As I type these words I am in California he calls over the head waiter. Apparently visiting my brother and his ex-wife. You my brother felt it was his solemn duty to read that right, his ex. They get along bet- inform the staff on the proper ordering ter now than when they were married. Of process and how, when a table is in a hurry, course, that is because she can leave at will. their order should probably get turned in… Don’t get me wrong, I love my brother oh…you know, like, right away! At least because, well, he is my brother and that is that is what it sounded like he said but his what we do when we are family. But I can teeth were really clenched tight and it was a

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scooter, knowing she would need multiple surgeries on her ankle for years to come. We cannot give Mora back the years that were taken away from her or the pain that she continues to deal with. But we can try to spare others from suffering terrible, life-changing injuries like hers. And to prevent more easily avoidable deaths from drowsy driving. Half of our mission is to promote drowsy driving awareness and prevention through education. In print, online and on television, we have warned about the dangers of drowsy driving. We have shouted about it from the rooftops and in our state legislature’s House Judiciary Committee. But prevention and education goes only half way. For as with drunk driving 40 years ago and wearing seatbelts 20 years ago, percep-

tions about and laws and penalties against drowsy driving need to be changed. If a person gets behind the wheel of a car that has not slept for 20 to 24 hours and causes an injury or death, there should be serious consequences to their actions, and added teeth to the current reckless driving laws. Before others are injured or killed by drowsy drivers, we urge our legislators to seriously look at tougher penalties and fines if a driver causes injury of death after falling asleep while behind the wheel of a car.

Mora has miraculously defied all the medical odds and is living her amazing life. But others have not been so lucky. If one person getting behind the wheel of a car thought first and took a nap, Mora’s life and many others like her would have been different. Others lives would have been saved. Our governor proclaimed Nov. 11-17 Washington State Drowsy Driving Prevention Week and the Shaw family will continue to make noise about drowsy driving and its consequences. And we will never forget.

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closed around us in an elemental circle of love and shared anguish. Defiantly, my mother said, “Well, we’ll just have to pray even harder!” • The disbelief and anger we felt when we were told by the Washington State Patrol trooper that the driver of the car Mora was a passenger in had been awake for more than 20 hours before she got behind the wheel. That she fell asleep while driving over Blewett Pass. • Or Mora’s first words over a month later...whispered in pain and agony, trapped in a full body cast and an injured brain. “I hate this.” Or six months later, when she was an 18-yearold woman, when she took her first baby step without a wheelchair, crutches, or a

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Stress free Christmas traditions wonder how sports fans get anything else done, much less Christmas shopping. I can’t imagine one would have a Gretchen Leigh chance to camp out Columnist in front of a store waiting for what the seasons overlapping. commercial world is When I was a kid there now calling grey Thursday seemed to be a definite when they are busy watchbaseball season, football ing sports on TV. Of course, season and basketball sea- in the day of smart phones, son. I’m not a sports fan, ipads and other technolbut when all three sports ogy, sports fans can probare on different channels at ably watch their games the same time, I have to while camping out in front

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Christmas season (so they say). What’s the rush? Why does it have to be done all in one day? There will be sales until Christmas. I personally do all my shopping online and at a few local, small businesses. I don’t do a lot of shopping to begin with, preferring to keep gift giving as low-key as my Thanksgivings. My kids are past the age of toys, but I try to keep these holidays stress-free to teach my kids the real meaning of Christmas. I haven’t always been stress-free during the Christmas season, because there is a lot to pack in a few weeks with tasks to do, people to visit and parties to

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Here we are a full week removed from Thanksgiving and I don’t see one Valentine in the store. How is a mother supposed to plan properly when the Valentines stuff isn’t out yet? I hope you understand I’m being sarcastic. With the holidays overlapping more and more, there is no time to recover from one before the next one starts. I even saw a Christmas aisle in one store next to the Halloween aisle. I am as against holiday seasons overlapping as I am sports

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OBITUARIES BERNARD BRADY Buckley resident Bernard “Barney” Brady died Nov. 22, 2013. He was 86. He was born June 28, 1927, in Buckley. He served in the U.S. Army, was a career logger and enjoyed anything to do with the outdoors. He was a Shriner and belonged to the Masonic Lodge. He is survived by wife Elizabeth; sons Clark Brady of Burnett and Rod Brady; sisters Viola, Joyce and Helen; and four grandchildren. A service took place at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, at The Summit Church in Enumclaw. Burial was at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent. Arrangements were by Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home. All may leave condolences for the family on the online guest book at www.weeksfuneralhomes.com.

CORIE DEAN Corie Dean, a 20-year resident of the area, died Nov. 25, 2013. She was 60.

Wednesday, December 4, 2013 • The Enumclaw Courier-Herald • Page 11 She was born Nov. 11, 1953, in Winslow, Wash., and had worked as a bookkeeper. She is survived by her mother and two sisters. A service is planned for 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at Grace Community Church in Auburn, Wash. Arrangements are by Weeks’ Funeral Home. All may sign the online guest book at www.weeksfuneralhomes.com.

PANCRACIO CUA Enumclaw resident Pancracio Revilla Cua, 89, died Nov. 29, 2013. He was born May 12, 1924, in Bay Laguna, Philippines. He played the violin from the age of 10 and played in the Pancracio Cua choir at Our Lady of Loreto Parish Church in the Philippines and Sacred Heart in Enumclaw and also at the Enumclaw senior center. He attended San Sebastian College, an exclusive Catholic school for boys, and Yuico Technical School where he graduated magna cum laude. He was a minister for many years and his calling was to feed the hungry and to clothe the poor. He was

a parishioner of Our Lady Star of the Sea in Bremerton, St. Aloysius in Buckley and Sacred Heart in Enumclaw. He is survived by son Eric Michael Alejo Cua of Manila, Philippines; daughters Germelinda (Reynaldo Cabardo) Revilla and Josephine Alejo Cua of Manila, Philippines; and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife Alfonsa Cua. Services are by Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home. Visit www.weeksfuneralhomes.com for service information and to sign the online guest book.

HAROLD TINNEY Former Enumclaw resident Harold D. Tinney died Nov. 19, 2013, at the age of 68. He was born Aug. 27, 1945, in Miami, Ariz., and was most recently a resident of Bend, Ore. Harold Tinney He is survived by his wife Karla Tinney; sons Mark, Chad, Ty and Ryan Tinney; daughter Aleda Tinney Morrison; mother June Tinney; brothers Marv and Donnie

Tinney; sister Gladys Leary; and nine grandchildren. A celebration of his life is planned for noon on Saturday, Dec. 7, at the family home.

HELEN MANOWSKI Enumclaw resident Helen Margaret Manowski, 94, died Nov. 22, 2013. She was born Aug. 1, 1919, in Tacoma. She enjoyed spending time with family, playHelen Manowski ing cards, playing bingo, crafting, sewing and traveling. She was employed at Mutual of Enumclaw as a claims secretary for 23 years. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Rebekah Lodge, Black Diamond Eagles woman’s auxiliary, Black Diamond Museum and Dorcus Circle; she also served as a wedding coordinator at Trinity Lutheran. She is survived by son Frank Manowski of Enumclaw, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. She was preceded in

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LOUIS DUKE Louis Duke died Dec. 1, 2013, in Enumclaw. A memorial service will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at Weeks’ Funeral Home in Buckley. A full obituary will follow in the next edition.

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California vows for Pham, Vorpahl Thuy Pham and Travis Vorpahl were married during a March 23, 2013, ceremony at St. Callistus Catholic Church in Garden Grove, Calif. The event was officiated by the Rev. Tuyen. The bride is the daughter of Thao Pham and To Nguyen. She graduated from Bolsa Grande High School in 2001 and from California State UniversityFullerton in 2005 with a master’s degree in psychology. She is a counselor for the Garden Grove School District. The groom is the son of Jody and Cathy Vorpahl. He graduated from Enumclaw High School in 1998, attended Cypress Community College and is employed by PGA of Irvine, Calif. Irene Luong served as honor attendant, with bridesmaids Natalie Vorpahl, Linda Ho and Nancy Nguyen. Groomsmen were Kasey Kohler, Andrew Odd, Ryan Klein and Terry Barry. A candle was lit in memory of the groom’s brother, Tyler Vorpahl. The flower girl was Breanna Nguyen and Matthew Nguyen was the ringbearer. A reception took place at the Wyndham Resort

Nicole Marie Palmer and Klayton Isaac Kuro were married Oct 5, 2013, during a backyard ceremony officiated by the Rev. Terry Tarsiuk of Christian Faith Center. The bride is the daughter of Dr. Diane Sherwood Palmer and Dr. Gary Palmer of Maple Valley. The groom is the son of Kim and Lorrie Kuro of Enumclaw. She attended Tahoma High School and he attended Enumclaw High.

Hurt and Pleske wed during evening ceremony in Enumclaw April Renee Hurt and Benjamin Marcus Pleske were wed during an evening ceremony on Oct. 30, 2013. Vows were exchanged at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Enumclaw. The bride is the daughter of Gary Hurt of Buckley and Chin Hul Suk of Omak, Wash. The groom is the son of Rhonda and Carl Mandelin of Maple Valley. The couple are planning a reception, to be help at a later date.

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New coach ready to lead Enumclaw High girls By Dennis Box Editor

The Enumclaw High Hornet girls begin the basketball season this week with a new coach and a lot to look forward to. Mindi Dribnak, in her first year leading the Hornets, said, “I am from the lower Yakima Valley, born and raised in Toppenish. I had the fortunate opportunity after high school to experience living in several different places but have been teaching and coaching overall for 14 years. Although I am new to Enumclaw this season, it is my ninth season as a head coach and I look forward to a great one here.” Dribnak said she had one senior on the squad, “Kimmy Aubert. I have been very impressed with her work ethic and attitude. She already is an outstanding captain and senior leader for our team. We have five solid unselfish juniors, who have been preparing and looking forward to a great varsity season – Hayley Sonneson, Katie

Carlson, Tallie Carlson, Kaylee Moergeli, and Noelle Putman.” The coach said she has a group of gifted sophomores, “Who have great potential to contribute this season to our overall growth and progress as a team and program - Sam Engebretsen, Kylie Rademacher, Mariah Bone, and Kysa Bursch.” Dribnak said, “You can expect our team to have a tough, man-to-man aggressive, defensive mentality with an up-tempo offense. It may take a little time to get everything clicking with a new coaching staff and a new system, but with the way these girls work and the unselfish attitudes I have already witnessed...I have no doubt we’ll be right where we need to be when the time is right.” Assisting Dribnak in the coaching duties are Julie Anderson, junior varsity coach, and Rachelle Gay, the head C-team coach. The team plays at 6:30 tonight, Wednesday, at Juanita High and at noon Saturday at the Tipoff Classic at Auburn Riverside High.

Enumclaw captain Kimmy Aubert drives against a Rogers High defender during Saturday afternoon’s jamboree at White River. Aubert and her teammates, along with new coach Mindi Dribnak, will be on the road tonight, Wednesday, taking on Juanita High. Photo by Dennis Box

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Handful of starters are back for WR boys hoops By Kevin Hanson Senior Writer

There’s no shortage when it comes to experience, as the White River High boys basketball team has 10 players on this year’s roster who have varsity experience. Coach Rick Tripp has been putting his players through their paces for two weeks and things took a more competitive turn Saturday when White River hosted a jamboree. Taking on both Lakes and Peninsula from the larger Class 3A ranks, the Hornets defeated each by double-digit margins. Though he lost some backcourt talent, Tripp can count on decent size. Returning from last season’s start-

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ing lineup are Brandon Dove, Spencer Swigart and Clayton Holm, all seniors and all standing 6-foot-4. Also back from the starting lineup is 5-11 junior Dustin France. Other varsity returnees are seniors Bo Dudley and Brandon Garvin and junior Brandon Scheer. New to the varsity squad are Drew Maras, up from the junior varsity team, Tyler Meadows, up from the C squad, and Logan Goethals, who didn’t turn out last year. Tripp and his crew will be looking to keep a good thing going. Last year’s squad made a Sweet 16 appearance and two seasons ago saw the Hornets playing for the Class 2A state championship, taking second-place honors.

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Chris Gibson rarely has to rebuild. Instead, he just reloads. The veteran coach of the White River High girls basketball program has had the type of success envied by all but a select few. His Hornet squads have advanced to the state’s Sweet 16 a dozen times in the past 14 seasons and last year’s team raced to a perfect 14-0 record in South Puget Sound League 2A play. Two seasons ago, the Hornets won 27 of 30 games and placed third in the Class 2A state tournament. On the eve of last Saturday’s jamboree, Gibson was largely positive about his team that has good size, proven outside shooting and plenty of experience. “Things are going well,” he said, noting that his troops are healthy and playing well as a unit. That cohesiveness is helped by a successful summer hoop program and the team’s annual trip to a large, talent-laden San Diego tournament. This year’s trip was hugely positive, as White River placed ninth among 124 teams. There are always holes to fill, and Gibson has a couple of big ones. Last year’s leading scorer, Kennedy Hobert, has taken her game to the college ranks and starting point guard Sutton Mills was lost to graduation, as was inside presence Crystal Narolski. But the squad certainly isn’t without firepower. Junior Amanda Lance has been bombing away from the outside since cracking the varsity as a freshman and last year averaged better than 12 points per outing. Kristin Sturdivan, also a junior, adds some size at 5-11 and averaged almost 10 points a game a year ago. Also back from last season’s roster are senior Taylor Hillius, junior Ashlea Mills and sophomores Maci Goethals and Darian Gore. Gibson has more height at his disposal this year, helped by the 6-1

Gore. New to the varsity roster are Ashlea Mills and Kayla Howard, up from the Hornet junior varsity program. Also earning a varsity slot are a pair of freshmen, 6-foot Kendall Bird and 5-10 Delaney Lewis.

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Public Notice Carbonado Transportation Benefit District The 2014 Preliminar y Budget has been filed w i t h t h e Tow n C l e r k . Copies of the proposed budget will be available at the Clerk’s office on November 25th, 2013. /s/ Daillene Argo Clerk-Treasurer # 529347 11/27/13, 12/4/13

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Guardian Angels By Britt Nelson Director, Plateau Outreach Ministries One of the great things we get to witness at Plateau Outreach Ministries is the compassion shown by members of our community! We often get phone calls or people come in asking if we can help someone that they know of. These guardian angels are watching out for their neighbors. Last week, our first visit one morning was from two firefighters. They were assisting a family who had just experienced a house fire. The family left their home taking nothing with them. Thankfully they were all safe! In the next ten or fifteen minutes, we were able to gather shoes and clothing in all the right sizes from More Pennies From Heaven thrift store. We pulled together toiletries, new socks and underwear and many of the basics they needed right in the moment. The firefighters also let them know that they could come back to POM for additional assistance as they take the next steps in putting their life back together.

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It is not uncommon for us to hear from the school counselors or nurses. One day an elementary school counselor called me. She shared the story of a young boy who had holes in his shoes. It was cold and rainy and his socks were soaked most of the time. “The family would never ask for help,” she said. The boy never complained. “Do you by any chance have some shoes that

might fit an 8-year-old boy?” Within minutes, I was in the thrift store, found a great pair of tennis shoes and a pair of winter boots. The counselor picked them up that afternoon and very discretely gave the boy some new shoes. He was so excited to have dry feet! Another one of our community advocates is a local physical therapist. She regularly checks our supply of medical equipment. We usually have walkers, canes, crutches, raised toilet seats and grab bars available. We appreciate learning what is covered by insurance and what equipment people would need to pay for. It is so great that this therapist connects with her elderly patients and lets them know what we have to share. Many seniors are on fixed incomes and providing medical equipment at no cost can make a big difference in keeping their budget on track for the month. We are thankful for all the guardian angels in our community--the firefighters, the counselors, the nurses, the doctors and therapists, the senior center and youth center, grocery clerks, volunteers, teachers and car dealers. There are many, many more who point those in need to Plateau Outreach Ministries. The compassion of our community helps us reach those we may not be aware of. The generosity of our community makes assisting our neighbors possible.

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Plenty of opportunities to create winter garden drama “Creating a Winter Garden,” a class on landscaping and winter garden ideas, will be offered at 7 p.m. Dec. 11 at the GRCC Enumclaw campus. There is a class fee. Visit www. greenriver.edu/cce or phone 253-288-3400 to register. The first week of December is when the winter delights of the garden

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the beauty of an impression rather than a realistic interpretation of a summer garden.

Step one: Set the stage for the winter drama

light up the landscape in less than a day. Learn to use the drama of “uplighting” to cast the shadow of a coral bark maple against the side of the house or “downlighting” from an overhead tree to spotlight a dramatic birdbath or water feature. Winter is the season to lighten up and experiment with shadow play.

Step Three: Choose a star

Choose a site you can see from indoors while sitting cozy and warm by your fireside or an area you will pass by often on your walk to the car or front door. You can add to the stage presence of a winter garden by using the side of a building or the flat surface of a fence or even an evergreen hedge as a backdrop for the winter plants. Think of this background as a surface that will offer some contrast to the colors of the plant performers.

Step Two: Light the stage

Stage lighting will extend the show – the dark days of winter can be transformed into a gala evening performance or “theater of the dark” with the simple addition of outdoor lighting. December is the perfect time to add tiny white lights to a weeping cherry tree or to swaddle an evergreen in a blanket of brilliance. But think beyond just bulbs for the holiday season. Amazing new advancements in outdoor lighting mean that even the least confident do-it-your-selfers can visit a home store and then

The diva of your winter garden can be a focal point tree with amazing bark, a leafless but contorted filbert or even a majestic and symmetrical evergreen tree. The object is to choose a star and then build the ensemble cast around it. Think of it like framing a great painting – standing alone the white bark of a birch tree looks great against the green lawn – but add the supporting players of red twig dogwood and the bright red berries of a cotoneaster groundcover and you’ll be adding backup singers and more color volume to the star performer. Next Week – meet the top winter performers for Northwest landscape.

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Barnhart earns EWU scholarship Enumclaw resident Natasha Barnhart has been awarded a Stanley and Bernice Fahlgren Scholarship in the amount of $1,373 for the 2013-14 academic year at Eastern Washington University. At Eastern, Barnhart is a junior majoring in elementary education with a focus in reading. She is a member of the EWU Reading Council as well as the EWU Disc Golf Club. The daughter of Greg and Christine Barnhart, she graduated with honors from Enumclaw High in 2009.

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mistakes, and the ability to grow and change. It is the most important intelligence and interacts with all the other types. In my life as a teacher and observer of human behavior, I have seen people be strong in one or more of these four intelligences. Some people are extremely gifted with their hands or their bodies, creating art objects or music, or they are incredible athletes (PQ). I have seen others who are good at solving problems (IQ) and getting a job accomplished (Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and the D-Day Invasion). Still others are gifted in empathy, understanding how other people are thinking and feeling. These people know how to care for the feelings and needs of others (SQ). Most of us have a combination of several of these intelligences. My aunt comes to mind. She has been able to help her husband mainly through encouraging him to become financially successful, and to have not only their children, but also their grandchildren, become balanced, productive individuals with high levels of SQ. Yet, paradoxically, an understanding of the nuances of politics totally escapes her. In this area she tends to think in black-and-white. There is a good and righteous political party, and the other major party is evil. I marvel how someone so gifted in SQ can be so lacking in understanding politics. Of course, I have also seen those who may be able to pick up nonverbal social cues to manipulate and use others. Others have the gift of making a great deal of

money (IQ, EQ and PQ) but in doing so, they ignore raising and caring for their children, not realizing their mistakes until their children are grown and it’s too late. That’s why Covey and others have said that SQ is the foundation for all the other intelligences. Unless we have spiritual intelligence to do the right thing at the right time with an understanding of the consequences to all people involved, all the other intelligences that we possess are diminished. Until we can act with flexibility, with a tolerance for differences, and have a willingness to learn from our mistakes, we will never be the intelligent people we would all want to become. How’s your Spiritual Quotient?

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Superint. Message Levy Info Events WRHS News Proteach Awards Laura Telman Kindergarten

Message From Janel Just coming off celebrating Thanksgiving with my family, I was reflecting on the traditions my family has passed along through the years, and more importantly, the generations. Some of you know that I am number 9 of 11 children. One tradition is the family “kids table”. You know it’s only the kid’s table where it’s acceptable to eat black olives straight from your fingers. Another is spending the afternoon playing games. You’re never too old to join in a game of Candyland, Sorry or Pictionary. This week, I was reminded of another wonderful tradition – passing along great educational opportunities to the children of our future. And the number of incredible volunteers that support learning in our classrooms. Parents like Effie Dattilo at Mountain Meadow, who spends hours each week volunteering at the school. A stranger to the school might think that Effie is a district employee due to her constant presence helping kids and families. Our schools are better because of parents like Effie that give of their time. Recently, I was in a conversation thanking Annie Roehr, a mother of children in elementary and middle school, for the countless hours she put into chairing the White River Education Foundation Auction. The auction raised nearly $55,000 to provide additional learning opportunities for our White River kids. The students in our Developmental Preschool Program will have a new playground to play on soon largely due to Annie’s efforts. Robert and Laurie Peloli finished their White River High School years in the 1940s and are watching a third generation of Pelolis head off to school. These days, you’ll find the Pelolis at the volleyball dinner auction still giving to benefit our kids, and in the gym cheering on the team. That generosity – one of time to benefit learning is a gift that keeps giving. A sound education system is the foundation for a strong community and stands the test of time. My own Dad spent nine years serving on the school board and nearly 40 years getting up early on many cold North Dakota winter days before starting his work day to blow snow so the roads were passable for the school bus. This was his gift of time and support to ensure learning for his children and their friends. He’d tell you doing what it takes to improve learning for kids isn’t a choice. He did it because it was the right thing to do - because his contribution mattered. Then he’d smile and say, “I made a difference for you and all 10 of your siblings.” This holiday season we here at the White River School District are thankful for our community’s support – in the past, now and for the future. Thank you.

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Levy Information

The White River School District Board of Directors has approved two levy resolutions for the February election. The four-year Maintenance and Operations levy is a renewal of the current levy at a rate of $4.17 per $1,000 of home value. The funds that the district receives from this levy makes up about 22 percent of the district’s annual budget and helps to pay for classroom teachers, paraeducators, and textbooks, as well as essentials such as bus transportation, nurses, art & music, athletics, counselors, librarians and campus security. Technology is a way of life now and is sure to be more so for upcoming generations. The twoyear technology levy will cost taxpayers 50 cents per $1,000 and will enable the school district to acquire instructional hardware and software, upgrade our infrastructure, and provide training in how to integrate new technologies into classroom instruction.

Stingin’ Design Superintendent Janel Keating cuts the ribbon to open the new sign shop. Students in the class learn job-related skills using industry-standard equipment. White River High School’s Stingn’ Design Sign Shop, lead by teacher Nick Cochran, had their Grand Opening recently. This has been a dream for several years now. It is a fully functioning sign shop and graphic art studio, where students not only learn, but have the opportunity to provide sign and design services to our community.

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HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES CALENDAR

WRHS NEWS

7 p.m. Glacier Choir concert

White River High School Knowledge Bowl recently competed in the Olympia Region contest. Coaches Sam Kresge, Samantha Banks and John McArtor lead the students to a 5th place ranking, competing against many 3A high schools.

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7 p.m. Glacier beginning/cadet band concert

December 5th, 6th, and 7th

7:30, with a matinee at 2:00 PM on the 7th

White River and Enumclaw Drama Departments present a joint production of The Diary of Anne Frank. Performances at the WRHS Theater.

December 10

6 p.m. Hornet Idol – WRHS Theater 7 p.m. Wilkeson concert - grades 2-3

December 12

7 pm. Glacier Band concert - 2nd/3rd year students

December 16

7 p.m. Mountain Meadow concert - grade 5

December 17

7 p.m. Foothills concert - grade 3

December 18

7 p.m. WR High School Choir Concert

December 20

Kaitlin Miller and Megan Miller recently represented White River High School and Washington State FFA at the National FFA Convention in Louisville, Kentucky. They both received their state degrees last spring, and will be making a run for Washington State FFA officer this spring. Megan Miller represented Washington State in the Job Interview Career Development Event contest, and ranked 11th in the nation.

White River High School Winter Wishes Assembly

January 29

SLAM the STANDS: Special Olympics basketball game at WRHS vs Enumclaw Be part of the positive atmosphere as we cheer on all the players. Our goal is to FILL the stands and make some noise!

PROTEACH PORTFOLIO The Professional Educator Standards Board has announced that three White River teachers have passed the ProTeach Portfolio. Heidi Lee – Wilkeson Elementary, LeeAnn Monroe – White River High School, and Darcy Saylor – Elk Ridge Elementary have completed a very rigorous assessment designed to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to have a positive impact on student learning. Congratulations to these outstanding White River educators! Leigh-Ann Monroe Heidi Lee Darcy Saylor

LAURA TELMAN AWARDED White River’s Laura Telman has been selected as the Washington Music Educators Association Elementary Music Educator of the Year for her outstanding contribution to the advancement of music education in the state of Washington. 931703

HISTORY RESTORED Scaffolding has been erected on the old vocational building next to the White River School District administration building on A Street in Buckley. Renovation work is under way to repair gutters and downspouts, preventing further deterioration of the brickwork, and replacing the plywood covering the windows with a new façade that will give the illusion of light coming from inside. The new window frames will match the look of the main district office building. This project is partially funded by a generous anonymous donation.

KINDERGARTEN Registration for our youngest students will occur on Wednesday, February 5th at each of our elementary schools. This will be a day for parents to complete and return the paperwork needed to enroll your child. You do not need to bring your child with you on this date, but we will ask you to bring your child back to the school in May for a brief screening. Information from the May screening will help the school prepare for each student’s learning needs. You will receive more information about this after your child is enrolled. Your child is eligible for free full-day kindergarten if they turn 5 years old by midnight of August 31, 2014. The full 6.5 hour kindergarten day includes lunch and recess time. Early Kindergarten is a half-day program geared toward students whose birthdays fall between Sept 1st and December 31st and are eager to learn, or for those whose birthday is before the August 31 cut off but would like to wait before starting regular kindergarten.

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