INSIDE: McKay rollsover cooking victory, page 3 . . . . School districts wary as legislative special session opens, page 4 . . . Contaminated land in Enumclaw just sits, page 6 . . . White River and Enumclaw high schools begin winter sports season, page 14
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Downtown boasting holiday spirit Holiday Parade ready to roll along Cole Street; will get going at 6 p.m. Saturday Enumclaw’s annual Christmas parade, again sporting a “Who-ville” theme, will roll along Cole Street Saturday evening. The parade kicks off at 6 p.m., covering Cole from Washington to Monroe
streets. Awards will be given for the Grinchiest float, best Cindy Lou-Who and best Who musical group. In addition, one float will win the Cheer Meister Award. Entries will be accepted until the day of the parade. The entry fee is now $35. Information is available at the Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce website, www.enumclawchamber.com. Or, call 360-825-7666.
Merchants offer evening shopping More than 40 Enumclaw merchants and restaurants have banded together and will offer extended hours the next four Thursdays. The weeks-long effort is being sponsored by EnumclawBusiness.com. The local company lists more than 500 area businesses, by category, for free. “We are all a little tired when we get home from work but walking through downtown Enumclaw, visiting with folks and sipping some warm cider in December may just be that refreshing thing we have been looking for,” stated a press release issue by the sponsor.
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that this show of unity will reignite our collective efforts to have people write about the kindnesses that they have seen throughout the communities of Black Diamond, Enumclaw and Buckley. “ Rachel Scott was the first person killed at Colorado’s Columbine High
The Enumclaw School Board race between Tina McGann and Dan Peterson appears headed for a recount, as the margin between the two remains exceedingly small. The King County Election Department was tallying votes nearly every day last week as employees counted down toward a Nov. 29 certification of the Nov. 8 general election. Prior to the Thanksgiving holiday, the department had tallied 6,244 votes, with McGann holding a slight lead. She stood at 3,134 votes following the Nov. 22, while Peterson had 3,119. From a percentage standpoint, the election was tilted in McGann’s favor, 49.93 to 49.69. There were 24 write-in
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Enumclaw and White River students Ryan Chynoweth, Tyler Salsbury, Sara Mongrain, Michelle McKinlay, Jeff Lind, Hannah Miltimore, Janet Groves, Brittany Walker, WR counselor Keren Smith, Micah Athey, Andrea Entz and Tino Hice met on the bridge between the two communities. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
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Local high schools share gratitude attitude By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
“What a cool thing to do,” was the response as Enumclaw High students Ryan Chynoweth, Tyler Salsbury, Sara Mongrain and Michelle McKinlay and White River students Jeff Lind, Hannah Miltimore, Janet Groves, Brittany Walker, Micah Athey, Andrea
Entz and Tino Hice joined forces and chain links together Nov. 22 at the bridge on state Route 410 that joins the communities of Enumclaw and Buckley. “We are excited to unite our Rachel’s Challenge links of kindness initiative with the White River School District,” Enumclaw Superintendent Mike Nelson said. “We are hoping
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There’s a 3-foot trophy with a ready-to-be-stuffed turkey on top headed to Dick’s Barbershop in Enumclaw. Kara Mathiason McKay won it, along with a $1,000 Whole Foods gift card and bragging rights for her rollover recipe using holiday food favorites, during a friendly competition on the Nov. 23 Rachel Ray television show. Kara’s Thanksgiving Shepherd’s Pie was declared the Rollover Champion during the Rival Ray portion of the daily afternoon show. “It was a lot of fun,” said the 1990 Enumclaw High graduate, who calls Seattle home. She came up with the tasty dish featuring mashed potatoes, stuffing and turkey on-the-spot during the initial interview. McKay said it was a surprise to appear on the show and a fluke she won. She was helping fellow former area resident and good friend Ruby Dee grab a spot to promote her Ruby’s Juke Joint Americana Cookbook. “She’s an amazing chef, owns a catering company. She use to own a restaurant, and just came out with a cookbook,” McKay said. When Rachel Ray repre-
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sentatives called McKay they were interested in a friend to compete against Dee, who now lives in Texas. “I’m definitely going to lose,” McKay said. “But the truth is, if I get to be on the Rachel Ray show then I’ve already won.” Crews came to film in early November. McKay works at Dick’s Barbershop twice a week with her mother Lynn and aunt Allison Morefield. McKay used Morefield’s Plateau kitchen for part of the taping and flew to New York City for three days of filming Nov. 14. Dee, who created stuffing and turkey-filled enchiladas, and McKay cooked up their dishes at Rachel’s Loft and then took them to the streets of New York where passersby sampled and voted. “It was a close vote,” said McKay, who was shocked to be declared the winner. She believes Dee’s enchiladas would have been a hit had the crowd been from Texas. “I kept the integrity of the flavors in the dish,” she said
of her creation, which in addition to holiday favorites included bacon, spinach and Gruyere cheese. As fun as it was to win, McKay said it was hard. She said Dee is a fabulous cook and really should have won. McKay, when she’s not at the barbershop, or cooking on national television, she joked, is on the other end of the spectrum helping women develop healthy relationships between food and their bodies through her business sacredsassy. com. McKay split the gift card with Dee. The trophy, on the other hand, was not like a wishbone and it’s not in Enumclaw yet. McKay left it with relatives back East, but anticipates its arrival any day. “I’m sure it will make it’s way to the barbershop,” she said. Kara’s Thanksgiving Shepherd’s Pie 1 egg 4 ounces cream cheese, softened 1/4 cup chopped fresh chives 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley 2 cups mashed potatoes at
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Plateau school leaders are not optimistic about the outcome of the special session Legislators headed into Monday. Superintendents in the Enumclaw and White River school districts are anticipating millions of more dollars will be slashed from their already thin budgets. Getting a handle on it will be like sighting a moving target, White River Superintendent Tom Lockyer said at the White River School Board meeting Nov. 16. His counterpart in Enumclaw, Mike Nelson, and district business manager Tim Madden discussed the budget with community members Nov. 14 as part of a tour for Focus on Education Week and again at Monday night’s Enumclaw School Board meeting. “I really don’t like this time of year, because it’s all speculation,� Madden said. The governor’s proposed budget would lop off more than $500 million from education programs — reductions that would shave four days off the school year and reduce levy equalization payments. Both would be problematic for the district, Madden said. Nelson, whose district has made $4.2 million in cuts since 2007, is concerned his district will loose another
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balance which was used to balance the books and the district could be looking at $3 million. She said there could be tough decisions this year. In the year-end report she gave the school board at its Nov. 16 meeting, Moan noted the district received $1.3 million dollars in stimulus federal funding, $900,000 of which replaced state funding that the district did not receive. The district collected $550,000 more in property taxes and timber excise tax in 2010-11 than the year before. Local and state funding for food service was down, she said, but Federal funding was up. The food service, which is now run by the district rather than an outside company, finished in the black by $9,000. On a positive note, the district did bring in some revenue with the sale of the former post office building, $177,000, and timber sales of $1.3 million from its property. But that money must return to the capital projects fund. Another bright spot, Moan said the district’s existing debt will be paid off by December 2017. That includes two-voter approved bonds and two-non-voted bonds, an energy loan and a bus loan. To help districts, the governor has proposed a temporary one-half cent sales tax increase that would need voter approval. If approved, the increase would raise $494 million through June 30, 2013, and expire July 1, 2015. The additional revenue would prevent cuts to critical services in three specific areas including education. She said her proposal would stop a $100 million cut from shortening the school year and a $152 million reduction to the state’s levy equalization program.
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OFFICERS HURT: Police responded at 8:25 a.m. Nov. 22 to a Florence Street address after a man was found on the back porch of the home. He was taken into custody for first-degree criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. Two officers were injured while taking the subject into custody. CHECK ON KIDS: A social worker from Child Protective Services called city police the morning of Nov. 22, stating she was attempting to check on the welfare of three children at a Warner Avenue address but the mother was refusing to let her into the home. The mother then called 911, agitated that police were at her home. The mother eventually agreed to let a family member and the CPS worker into the home. The scene was turned over to CPS. THREE PROWLS: A Florence Street resident told police the morning of Nov. 21 of a vehicle prowl that occurred during the night. Her Honda Accord had been pushed into the road, but nothing was taken except a can of WD-40. The week prior, she had found a teenage boy in her vehicle, but had not reported the incident. Later in the day, police learned of two additional vehicle prowls, one at a Lois Lane address and the other at a Watson Street address. Taken in the Lois Lane incident were a garage door opener, Bluetooth device, raincoat and a paycheck. Taken from the Watson Street heist were an iPod and an iTrip. STOLEN, RECOVERED: Police took a report Nov. 21 of a small pickup abandoned in a field on Southeast 436th Street. Immediately following that call, police learned the vehicle was stolen from a residence on Carbon Ridge Street. The pickup was returned to its owner. UNWANTED: An officer responded at 5:30 a.m. Nov. 19 to a Warner Avenue address due to an unwanted male subject. It was determined to
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be a civil matter and the resident was advised of the eviction process. The homeowner arrived at the police station later in the day requesting advice about obtaining a restraining order, as the man was drinking and being verbally abusive. GUNSHOTS: Four or five gunshots reportedly were heard the morning of Nov. 19 in close proximity to a house on Warner Avenue. Three citizens said they heard the shots, which sounded as though they came from a pistol. Nothing was found when police searched the area. CIVIL CASE: Police were told Nov. 19 of a traffic accident that had occurred several days earlier. At the time, an at-fault driver had told the other motorist he would pay for damage done to the victim’s automobile. After a quote was obtained, the suspect would not respond. Due to the agreement at the time, it became a civil issue and police were not to be involved. The victim was advised to get her insurance agent involved. HARASSMENT: A caller told police Nov. 19 her brother had been drinking and was harassing her and other family members. The man had been a recent house guest, unwanted due to his intoxication and abusive behavior. He was taken into custody for three counts of domestic violence/harassment. UNDERAGE DRINKING: A traffic stop shortly before 10 p.m. Nov. 19 resulted in two passengers cited for being minors in possession of alcohol, one of them being a juvenile. The incident occurred at state Route 410 and Warner Avenue. TRESPASSING: Police were told Nov. 18 of possible drug activity by a tenant and her boyfriend, who had been told to stay away from the property. After responding to the Battersby Avenue address, police took a man into custody for violalting a no-trespass order. number for verification. Unsigned letters will not be printed. Deadline is 5 p.m. Wednesday. Letters should not exceed 500 words. Obituary information is due by 10 a.m. Friday. Funeral homes often handle this matter, but we also have forms that provide guidelines for information that can be included. Free obituaries are written in a news style, with limitations on content. Paid obituaries are available for those wishing to include additional information. Our address is P.O. Box 157, Enumclaw, 98022. Our e-mail address is news@courierherald.com and our fax number is 360-825-1092. For more information call 360-8252555.
pane storage cage the previous two nights and made off with more than 10 tanks of propane. The incident occurred at a Garrett Street business. PISTOL WANTED: A man called a Semanski Street business the morning of Nov. 17, claiming to have stored a pistol in a recycle bin and stating he wanted the weapon back.
Staff at the business said they would search the recycle bin and if a pistol was found they would turn it over to police. MEDICAL ASSIST: An officer responded Nov. 17 to a Phillips Avenue address, where they assisted paramedics who were treating a female who had cut her hand and was refusing assistance from family
members. The officer assisted with an assessment and transportation to St. Elizabeth Hospital. ASSAULT CHARGED: A report of domestic violence had police responding Nov. 17 to an Aspen Lane address. A suspect was not at the location but was located, arrested and booked for fourth-degree assault.
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A small parcel of Enumclaw land sits vacant, unfit for development due to contamination that first soiled the ground in 1928. The privately-held property is found at the northwest corner of the intersection of Railroad Street and Washington Avenue. It harkens back to a day when Enumclaw’s commercial district was much different, a time when the railroad chugged through town and strict environmental regulations were many decades away from implementation. For years, the city has expressed a desire to see the property reclaimed and made fit for development. One caveat, however, is that local government is unwilling to spend taxpayer dollars on the effort. Community Development Director Erica Shook has said the clean-up would likely cost at least $500,000, perhaps twice that much. So the land sits, with local owners paying property tax on a parcel slightly less than a half-acre in size.
The saga, more than 80 years in the making, began in 1928 when the Shell Oil Company established a bulk distribution facility on the property. Included were four above-ground storage tanks and two underground tanks with a combined capacity of more than 73,000 gallons. The facility supplied fuel dealers in the area with a variety of petroleum products which were shipped into and out of the facility by truck. Aside from leaded gasoline, the site was home to diesel fuel, heating oil/kerosene and lubricating oils. Hans Christensen purchased the property from Shell Oil Company in 1970 and operated the business until 1983 when he leased it to Associated Petroleum Products of Tacoma. The facility was decommissioned in the late 1980s and the last of the tanks removed in 1992. The property has been vacant since then. In 1996, the site was included on the Washington State Depar t ment of Ecology’s list of “Confirmed and Suspected Contaminated Sites� after petroleum contamination was found during utility work in 1994 to replace an old wooden storm drain in the city’s right of way on the east side of the property. In 2006, the property
Bordered by rocks, this Railroad Street lot will not be developed until contaminated soil is removed. Photo by Kevin Hanson of the property. A Phase 2 assessment was conducted in May, limited to the ground beneath the city-owned alley and Railroad Street. A drilling machine bored nine holes, each to a depth of 20 feet. It was determined contamination in the area was relatively shallow and did not extend far off-site, making excavation a viable option. That’s not likely to happen soon, according to Shook. She said the city will continue looking for ways to pay for soil removal and groundwater testing, primarily through grants, but nothing will happen until outside money is secured.
received a formal assessment through the King County Brownfields Program. Soil samples confirmed the release of gasoline and diesel petroleum products. These hydrocarbons are generally confined to the central interior of the site and the northeast corner of the property, although it is believed contamination stretches under an adjacent alley and under Railroad Street to the east. Contamination is no deeper than 8 feet, which means the troubled soil can be excavated. Studies indicate between 2,700 and 4,500 tons of soil may have to be removed and/or treated to achieve cleanup
Board hears employer’s plea DeVol placed three parts on a table before school board members and said, “We can’t find anyone to produce them for me. Nobody is training anyone to do this.� He said those who can do the job can make a decent middle-class wage of $24 to $60 an hour. “It’s expensive to buy the machines,� said board member Corey Cassell, who is an advocate for the district’s career and technology training programs. He said it’s also find hard to
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Local business owner Ted DeVol made a plea to the Enumclaw School Board to provide high school students with training to fill a need in the manufacturing industry. He said his business, DeVol Racing Equipment, is struggling to find programmers. With other similar businesses in the area like Boeing and Hill Aero Systems, he said there’s a need for graduates with those skills.
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find instructors willing to give up their jobs to teach students, but he’s one who is trying to leap over those hurdles. Cassell said Green River Community College and Renton Technical College have programs. He is also aware of grants for aerospace training and other programs and he would meet with DeVol to see what’s available. In other business, the board: t BOOPVODFE %FD GPS JUT OFYU
Some Might Celebrate According to some calendars, this is Miners Day, National Pawnbrokers Day and St. Nicholas Day.
Giving Tree Youth and Family Services hopes the community will contribute to help those in need. For information, call 360-825-4586, ext. 5654.
Though it’s not a holiday, many take note of Pearl Harbor Day. This commemorates the attack that plunged the U.S. into World War II.
Magic Strings Young musicians in the school district’s Magic Strings program present a concert at 7 p.m. in the Enumclaw High auditorium.
Holiday Gathering An “After Hours� celebration, 4-6 p.m. in the EHS commons. Culinary club goodies, music by Magic Strings and the choir and student art work for sale.
Christmas Pageant Plateau Community Players presents “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever� at 7 tonight and again at 1, 3:30 and 7 p.m. Dec. 3 at the WRHS theater.
Nutcracker Ballet The Plateau Ballet Repretory Theatre’s production of the “Nutcracker’ opens its two-week run at 7:30 p.m. in the EHS auditorium.
Christmas Parade Enumclaw’s Whoville Grand Christmas Parade begins at 6 p.m. on Cole Street. Staging begins at 4:30 p.m.
Holiday Fantasy Enumclaw Regional Healthcare Foundation hosts its annual Holiday Fantasy gala dinner and auction at 5:30 p.m. at the Enumclaw Expo Center.
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State shortfall at $2.2 billion By Sen. Pam Roach For The Courier-Herald
Monday morning the special legislative session got under way. As expected, the capitol grounds were filled with protesters anticipating severe budget cuts and program eliminations. Pan Roach Job losses and reduction of services will occur even though the state’s revenues are up $200 million dollars from the 2009-11 budget. The reason for this is not just inflation and increased population. The largest factor is that we will not, again, have $2.4 billion in federal stimulus money to artificially pump up our revenue. Consequently, we have a $2.2 billion dollar shortfall from the previous spending level. Statewide, this will mean another round of job losses. We have not hit bottom yet. I have been urging reforms at Child Protective Services which will allow for better service and cut spending at the same time. Here at home your
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legislative delegation has been working together to save operations at Rainier School. Working with citizens, parents, and leaders, I have prepared “Rainier School: A Report to the Legislature.� This report has been distributed to legislators and makes the case that Rainier School is a positive choice for care and that it has a future, nationally, to be a premier example of community involved care for individuals with disabilities. The report may be viewed online at: SenateRepublicans. wa.gov/Roach. Economic recovery and oil independence Job creation and expansion of foreign trade are the most important elements of economic recovery. I have been working hard on both. Washington state has a huge oil refinery at Anacortes. We receive more than twice as much Canadian crude oil as does any other state. And that crude comes from the oil sands of Alberta.
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The Occidental underground coal mine was not too many miles from Enumclaw, sitting between Palmer-Kanaskat State Park and Cumberland, across the road from another small coal mining community called Bayne. The mine operated from 1928 to 1945 and produced more than 384,000 tons of coal. On May 13, 1940, methane gas in the mine was ignited by a safety lamp, causing an explosion that claimed the life of Pete Bago, an Austrian miner, age 54 with a wife and four children. There were 11 miners working in the mine at the time of the explosion. The same accident burned Pete Stefanovich of Palmer and John Mihelich of Enumclaw. Pictured here, from left, are Bob Costanich, two unknown miners, Bill Merritt, Bern Hale, Tom Marsden, Joe Bertelli and another unknown miner. Stefanovich is shown covered with coats and blankets on a stretcher, after being brought out of the mine.
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Susan (not her real name) came into Plateau Outreach to get help filling out the energy assistance forms for this winter. She was thinking ahead to the colder months and knew to take advantage of the program offered through Puget Sound Energy. She lives alone in her home and as we talked through how she was doing, she said, “I dress in layers, so I’m doing fine right now.� As she was leaving, I took her hand and thanked her for coming in for help. Her hands were freezing! This was only October! She hadn’t turned her heat on since last spring. The assistance program she was signing up for doesn’t start until December. Charlie (not his real name) came into Plateau Outreach yesterday to get help having his power turned back on. “I’m fine at night when I’m in bed. I pull the covers way up. During the day, I have to leave and go some place warm.� He had been employed in a good, well-paying job until the economy turned. He has been looking for work unsuccessfully and his unemployment benefits have run out. We helped him connect with the power company to get an emergency re-connect. He will come back to see our case managers for a long term solution.
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I have just started my service at Plateau Outreach Ministries and have already seen many people come through our doors--volunteers, friends of POM, donors, service groups and our neighbors in need. Some of our neighbors needing help are easy to spot. Some are homeless, needing clean clothing. Some are desperately hungry and turn straight to the food bank. I immediately assumed both Susan and Charlie were volunteers or donors coming in to help us. I learned quickly that people needing help look just like you and me. It has now become winter on the plateau! This past week has brought wind and rain, frost and snow. We know that we likely won’t see warm weather until March or April! With the support of this community, Plateau Outreach Ministries is able to provide emergency assistance to our neighbors and help them stay warm. In 2010, $53,050 was provided in utility vouchers alone. As we give thanks for the warmth in our own homes, let us remember Susan and Charlie and those who may be sitting at home in a cold house.
Thirty or 40 years ago, it was popular to divide the entire American population into two distinct and hostile camps: the hip and the square. Magazine and newspaper columnists offered lengthy reports on both, but the Hip personality was probably more extensively covered. The confrontation of the two lifestyles was explored in movies like “The Wild One� and “Easy Rider.� Authors of the day like Norman Mailer and Hunter Thompson analyzed and contrasted the two in great detail. In particular, Mailer listed more than 50 words and phrases to illustrate their incompatibility: the Hip is a rebel, while the Square is a regulator; the CROSSWORD ANSWERS
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less been shot to hell – or, more accurately, the gap between Hip and Square has narrowed considerably. For example, the Square Wally DuChateau has adopted a freer sexual code and smokes an Columnist occasional joint, both of which were previously Hip is promiscuous, but the the exclusive domain of Square is monogamous; the the Hip. On the other hand, Hip has a question, while the Hip has settled into the the Square has an answer, routine 9-to-5 work schedetc. It’s probably not neces- ule that was formerly a sary to point out that any tenet of the Square. In the bigoted or racist attributes last 40 years, the Square has are characteristics of the become more Hip, while the Square rather than the Hip. Hip has become a bit more During the late 1960s, the Square. To be sure, some friction between the two differences still remain – often erupted in open war- perhaps more quantitative fare. rather than qualitative – but Mailer suggested the dif- these differences are not as ference between them was substantial as they once becoming ever more appar- were and, consequently, the ent to each succeeding gen- two extremes aren’t nearly eration and youth tended as antagonistic towards to swing toward the Hip one another. Today, there’s perspective. Consequently, a general acceptance and poet Allen Ginsberg pre- recognition that, to use the dicted America would old hippie adage, “everyone become increasingly Hip. has their own thing.� Apparently, this has hapOur society, in general, pened. has become much more Hip. Today, our society has Various groups and affiliabecome so tolerant and tions more easily condone pluralistic, the idea of Hip one another. In 1987, only and Square has more or 48 percent of Americans
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thought it was for whites and blacks to date each other. (A very Hip idea, of course.) Today, 83 percent think it’s OK. According to Pew Research Center, in 1961 “less than one in 1,000 marriages joined a black and a white.� Today, that number has risen to 1 in 60. Gallup Polls indicate that, in 1977, only 43 percent thought gay or lesbian relationships should be legal. Today, 60 percent do. Of course, there’ll always be those who refuse to change their bigoted or violent ways but, thankfully, they seem to be fewer and fewer in number, though they make a lot of noise and capture headlines. Apparently, “Happy Days� has succumbed to “Modern Family.� Teetotalers are shooting pool with junkies. Unless you’re a flat-out bigot, it no longer matters if you wear a white collar, blue collar or a T-shirt. We’re living in an era of blurred gender and races, where morality is determined not by scriptures or the mass media, but by whether or not anyone is
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Given by _________________________________ Address __________________________________ _________________________________________ Phone____________________________________ Name to appear in public thank you in January 4th edition of The Courier-Herald. (Your name, in memory of someone or anonymous) ______________________________________________ Donation amounts will not be published. You will not be solicited for further donations. Information is for tax recording purposes only. Thank you for your generosity! Neighbors in Need is sponsored by The Courier-Herald and POM. Your contributions support the Emergency Food and Clothing Bank; the Samaritan Project providing crisis rent, shelter, power and utiltity assistance, medical and prescription help and clothing; Senior Care Corps providing information and help to Seniors concerning services, education, training and referrals to agencies that can help them maintain their independence and quality of life. The churches of the Plateau Ministerial Association serving Black Diamond, Enumclaw and Buckley established POM to serve those with emergency needs in these communities.
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talists, without audition. It rehearses Monday evenings from 7 to 9 at Enumclaw Middle School. Theholidayprogrambegins with a rousing arrangement of the traditional Christmas song, “Good Tidings to All.� Next, the band memorializes the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor with a piece entitled “Elegy.� “A Hanukkah Festival� is an engaging medley of three traditional Hanukkah songs performed under the direction of assistant conductor Stephanie Magnusson. Following an arrangement of the ancient tune “Greensleeves,� the first part of the concert concludes with another medley, “Christmas on Broadway.� The second portion of the concert opens with a setting of
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OBITUARIES RICHARD ELLER Enumclaw resident Richard C. “Rickâ€? Eller, 60, died Nov. 20, 2011, in Auburn. He was born Jan. 13, 1951, in Great Falls, Mont., to Alvin Clair and Louise JoAnn (Hensley) Eller. He and his family moved to Maple Valley during his high school years. He met and married Sharon Chambers and they had two children, Richard Eller Shar and Tim. He worked at Boeing for 37 years as a machinist. He was involved in car racing and enjoyed hunting and fishing. On June 9, 2001, he married JoAnn in Packwood, Wash. They liked to travel and visited many states in their motor home. They raised their grandson Kaeleb Nichols from the time he was 8 years old. He is survived by wife Jo Eller; sons Tim Eller and wife Michelle of Pacific and Kristopher Johnson and fiancĂŠ Amy Birka of Packwood, Wash.; daughters Shar Eller and fiancĂŠ Jon Kettells of Enumclaw and Kymberly Johnson-Westhoff and husband Steve of Phoenix; brothers Ron Eller and wife Myrna of Maple Valley and David Eller of Chehalis, Wash.; sisters Teri Williams and husband Kevin of Tacoma, Debbie Johnson and husband Kirby of Renton, Patty Bostwick of Tacoma, Brenda Eller Garland of Federal
Wow. Another It’s strange how the Thanksgiving passed, Nativity scene in our another turkey conliving room makes the sumed and after looking event seem so peaceful. in the mirror at the obviThe animals are all quiet ous pounds I’ve recently and neatly organized, added, another reminder the shepherds are silent Mike Iversen of why we don’t feast like and don’t smell at all Rainier Hills Young Life that more often. like sheep, and even the Now, the Christmas Mother is fully dressed season is upon us and and kneeling, right after the joys of the season are in full swing. In giving birth. I doubt that if you or I would this season filled with so much hustle and have been there that we would have seen bustle of Christmas shopping, planning such a serene sight. Perhaps it is because for family time and festive decorating, I of the neat tidiness that we have given the find myself often forgetting the reason we event, or the fact that we’ve forgotten the celebrate the season at all. It’s easy to for- birth altogether and replaced it with shopget that amidst the sterilized commercial ping and busyness that the season seems at packaging and bright lights of seasonal times so aloof. marketing that the season celebrates a life I invite you to join with me this Advent coming into the world. A very, very special season to remember and reflect on the life. reality of the season and the reason it is Our outpouring of celebration stems celebrated. It’s not because of cookies, the from the fact that some 2,000 years ago, holiday music we love or the giving and amid an assortment of domestic animals, receiving of gifts, but rather because a true, flies and the less-than serene atmosphere real, authentic life came into the world. of childbirth, a child was born. He was to And his true, real, authentic life wants be called Jesus, Emmanuel or God with us. nothing more than to become intertwined It is through this life of Jesus that we have with our true, real, authentic lives. This is hope in life, hope in death and hope of a the joy and hope of the Advent season. And world to come. for this I am most thankful.
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KATHY HUGHES Enumclaw resident Kathy Odette Hughes, 49, died Nov. 17, 2011, following a battle with cancer. She was born Jan. 17, 1962, in Lamesa, Texas, and had lived in Enumclaw since 1987. She will be remembered for her contagious laugh. She played an important role in the lives of her niece Kathy Hughes and nephews, including serving as a volunteer at their schools. She is survived by parents Frank and Judy Hughes; brother Jared Hughes; sister Katrina Shay; and sister-in-law Jessica Hughes. A memorial service will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, at Kibler Avenue Church of Christ in Enumclaw. Remembrances are suggested to the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition, www.ovarian.org/donate.
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“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” It’s the slogan Enumclaw High wrestlers picked for their team T-shirts this season. The other apparel choices tout their three state championships, but in the Hornets’ wresInside tling room those titles are earned 4After a Top 5 finish with hard work at state in February, and, even for White River’s wrestling the defending program looks to rebuild, 3A champions, page 15. 2011-12 is a new season. “We have a tough row to hoe,” Hall of Fame EHS coach Lee Reichert said. “The kids are working hard. We’re putting the pedal to the metal every day. That’s all you can ask. “We tell the kids, some teams never win a state championship. We’ve been fortunate to have won three here. Now we’ll just see what else we can accomplish.” For the Hornets, February marked their third
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Enumclaw High’s wrestling team brought home its third state championship trophy in four years in February. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
Nationwide weight classifications bump up By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
Just when wrestling fans started memorizing the 14 weight classifications, the National Federation of State High School Associations Wrestling Rules Committee switched them. “I just got use to the old ones,” White River High coach Joe Klein said. “There’s not a whole lot we can do about it.” “I liked the old ones better,” Enumclaw coach Lee Reichert said, but he admitted starting
at 106 pounds makes things easier. The changes are made nationally by the high school sports governing body, the NFSHSA committee. Changes are for both boys and girls wrestling. For the boys, it marks the most significant changes in weight classes in high school wrestling in 23 years. In April, the National Federation of State High School Associations Wrestling Rules Committee approved the upward shift of the weight classes, beginning with the
103-pound class moving to 106 pounds, which resulted in new weights for 10 of the 14 classes. The 14 weight classes approved by the committee for 2011-12 are as follows: 106 (pounds), 113, 120, 126, 132, 138, 145, 152, 160, 170, 182, 195, 220 and 285. Three middle weight classes – 145, 152 and 160 – were retained, although they are 7-8-9 in order now rather than 8-9-10. The largest weight class (285 pounds) remains unchanged
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Hornet scoring machine gears up for run at state By Kevin Hanson Editor
Returning starter Kennedy Hobert will be a key factor if the White River Hornets are to maintain their run of success. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald. com.
Another year brings another season of high expectations for the girls of the White River High basketball team. The program has become something of a machine under the tutelage of coach Chris Gibson, earning trips to the state hoop tournament 10 times in the past dozen seasons. Nine of those state appearances came as a Class 3A club, with last year’s state berth coming after White River dropped to the Class 2A ranks. Gibson and his crew roll into another season aiming for a spot among the elites, but they’ll do it having lost
WRHS Girls Basketball three top three scorers from last year’s squad. Gone are the 41 points per game, on average, scored by the trio of Brooke Paulson, Sabra Sproul and Rani Wiegand. But that doesn’t mean the team is without options. Back to lead the show are point guards Cassidy France, the starter until being sidelined with a knee injury that required surgery, and Sutton Mills, who took over the job and led the Hornets to the state tourney. Returning starter Kennedy Hobert, at 5-10, adds a bit of height and proven scoring capability. Expected to fill the middle
are 6-footer Erin Worley and 5-11 Crystal Narolski. Also returning to the varsity squad is senior guard Amy Brons. Rounding out the team are Abby Cylkowski, who saw some varsity time last season; Kathryn Timmerman, up from the junior varsity squad; and three freshmen – Kristin Sturdivan, Amanda Lance and Rachel Davey. Gibson said his girls had a good summer of competition and, lacking height, will again count on quickness. “We definitely have a long way to go,” Gibson said about his squad’s early-season development. “But by February we have a chance to be a nice little team.”
Olivia Bannerot returns to the Hornets’ state-contending lineup. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
Hornets plan run at state crown By Kevin Hanson Editor
It would be difficult for members of the Enumclaw High gymnastics team not to have pretty high expectations heading into the season. Last year’s club, in its maiden voyage, battled the state’s best and emerged second at the state Class 2A/3A meet. Coach Ben Skipworth lost just two performers from that team. Heading the list of returnees is Olivia Bannerot, who wound up fifth in the allaround competition at the state meet. She tied for first in the vault with graduated teammate Kelsey Messer, tied for sixth in the floor exercise, was 10th on the bars and tied for 16th on the balance beam. Also returning for the Hornets is Molly Mattheis, who tied for sixth in the vault at last year’s state meet.
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White River returns a slew of veteran wrestlers to its 2011-12 girls wrestling program. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald. com.
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With virtually the whole team returning, first-year coach Rich Valdez walks into the White River High girls wrestling room with high expectations for the coming season. “As a first-year coach I’m excited about the numbers,� he said. “I’m ecstatic.� The 18 Lady Hornets almost double last year’s turnout number. That’s good news for the Hornets, who placed 14th in the state at February’s 2A tournament. Returning to the lineup are state third-place medalist, senior Mikaela Kilcup, and state fifth-place finisher, junior Dylan Fagan. This year’s shakeup in weight classifications should have little bearing on where the 152-pounders land. Sam Mitchell, a 2010 state sixth-place finisher, also returns to the roster. Mitchell broke her arm in the Hornets’ opener last season and had to sit out. Also back, are senior state-participant Jesslyn Blue and Kamy Padgett, who finished seventh in state in 2010. Valdez, who spent time with White River High’s boys program, middle school program and junior wrestling program, has high expectations for the Lady Hornets and was pleased to see they are up for the challenge. “The work ethic of the girls is fantastic,� he said.
“They’re definitely in a tougher place and rising to the challenge.� Valdez, along with volunteer assistant Jeff Meagher, says the emphasis for the season is to see the ladies’ success on the mat carry over into the real world as good citizens and students, but the competitor in him would also like to see the Lady Hornets in the Top 10 at state with White River posting its first female state wrestling champion.
WEIGHT FROM 14 as well. “The change in weight classes resulted from a three-to-four year process utilizing data from the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Optimal Performance Calculator,� said Dale Pleimann, chair of the NFHS Wrestling Rules Committee and former assistant executive director of the Missouri State High School Activities Association. “The rules committee was able to analyze data
quickly. Bringing experience to the mat this season are returning junior Brandon Short, who finished sixth at state at 135 pounds. The Hornets also return state participants senior Brennan Gulin and sophomore Trevor Kurtz. Youth is not the only factor thrown into the mix, like every program in the state, Klein is trying to get a grip on the new weight classifications (see story on page 14). The season starts with a bang as the Hornets warm up with some of the state’s top teams at the GrahamKapowsin jamboree tonight, Wednesday, and then host the annual White River Classic Saturday. “This is probably the toughest Classic lineup yet,� Klein said of the 16-team tournament that begins in Buckley around 10 a.m. Among those teams will be defending state 3A champion Enumclaw and defending
state 1A champion Orting. Also on the invite list are state 4A fifth-place team Graham-Kapowsin, and state 3A finishers, Yelm, fourth, Sunnyside, sixth, and Everett, 12th.
from almost 200,000 wrestlers across the country, with the goal to create weight classes that have approximately seven percent of the wrestlers in each weight class. “Throughout the process, each state association was kept completely informed and was provided multiple opportunities for input. The results of the last survey of each state association indicated that the majority of states favored a change, and the committee listened and acted accordingly.� The last big shift in weight classes occurred in 1988, when the low-
est weight class was increased from 98 to 103 pounds. The only other changes since then were in 2002, when the number of classes went from 13 to 14 and the 215-pound weight class became mandatory, and in 2006, when the 275-pound class was increased to 285 pounds. Girls weights for 2011-12 will start at 100 pounds and continue as 106, 112, 118, 124, 130, 137, 145, 155, 170, 195, 275/265 (275 will change to 265 Jan. 1). In 2012-13, the girls weights change again, this time changing the last two weight classifications to 190 and 235.
State medalist Brandon Short returns to the Hornets’ roster. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
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If all it took was having plenty of tall young men to be a successful basketball squad in the highly competitive South Puget Sound League 3A, Enumclaw would be set to jet straight to the state tournament. But that is not all it takes to construct a winner as new EHS cage coach Kellen Hall will attest. “The two basketball philosophies I am trying to get across to these guys is when they show up to practice they should be able to look in the mirror after practice and honestly say to their reflection, that they have improved just a little more for having gone through that workout. “Secondly, I never want to have to admit that we were outworked by any opponent in any given contest.� This Enumclaw native and for-
mer Hornet cager stresses a great deal of running and nonstop drills in what he termed, “an up-tempo, fast-paced practice regime, with not a lot of down time.� Size isn’t everything in basketball, but it doesn’t hurt and this year’s Enumclaw roster will be one of the tallest in recent memory. The list begins with 6 foot, 7 inch sophomore Drake Radenmacher and continues with 6-5 Demetri Anderson, 6-4 Junior Condon and 6-3 Tony Chynoweth, who Hall tabbed as probably the most, “significant starter� in the EHS lineup in the approaching season. A year ago, Chynoweth started in at least two-thirds of the hoop meetings. The supporting cast appears solid. Perry Rockwood is the leading candidate at point guard and the winged warriors’ defense will be
The EHS Hornets boast size and a solid supporting cast as they get ready for the season. Courier-Herald file photo.
well fortified with physical, experienced thieves in Ryan Chynoweth and Dane Ashcroft. “This great group of guys is very excited and eager to get the season under way,� Hall said. “These kids have worked really hard and are starting to buy into the theories that are the foundation of this program.� Every basketball team has a stellar sixth man, and the go-to guy for the Hornets this season will be 6-3 sophomore Bryce Peterson. The Hornets’ first game was Tuesday against Sumner High. Enumclaw then hops a bus and crosses over into Pierce County Friday to invade the White River gymnasium. To comment on this story, view it online at www.courierherald.com. Reach John Leggett at jleggett@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555 ext. 5054.
White River guarded about season By John Leggett
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This year’s White River High boys basketball team will be leaving its fate in the hands of a threesome of guards in senior sharpshooters Billy Kiel and Jason Tyler along with
junior distributor Alex Sayler, who in his sophomore year led the South Puget Sound League 2A in assists by doling out more than 100. Kiel and Tyler were both
permanent occupants in the SPSL 2A’s Top 10 scorer statistics, leading the Hornets deep into the playoffs. White River just missed a chance to move on to the state basketball festivities, despite posting a perfectly average 7-7 league mark, mostly by virtue of
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suffering multiple heartbreaking setbacks in the final seconds of contests. SPSL 2A foe Franklin Pierce graduated the majority of 2011’s successful squad, but the Hornets will still have to deal with the likes of Sumner High and Clover Park crew that is the WIAA Class 2A’s defending state basketball title winner. White River head man Rick Tripp said with the amount of time, energy and hard work his blossoming ballers put into running, pumping iron and toiling in the arduous summer basketball leagues, WRHS
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EHS breaststroker Bennon VanHoof is back in the water. CourierHerald file photo.
EHS returns big pool of veterans By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
With a multitude of returning state-participating swimmers and divers, the Enumclaw High team expects to better last season’s Top 20 state finish. “We look pretty strong this year,� coach Ann Bettencourt said of her group, which heads to Auburn Mountainview Thursday for the league opener. Again, the Hornets will be paced by school-record holder and two-time state medal winner Bennon VanHoof. The junior led EHS with an eighth-place state finish in the 100-yard breaststroke in February and was sixth his freshman year. He also set the school record with a 1-minute, 01.38-second mark and wants to see that fall this season. VanHoof was also a state participant in the 200 individual medley. He is joined by a pod of junior teammates like Thomas Petersen and Will Cooper. Petersen finished 20th at state in the 100 backstroke and Cooper placed 18th in the 500 freestyle. The trio, joined by Travis Culp, who graduated, were part of the Hornets’ 13thplace state 200 medley relay. Finding a relay replacement may take some shuffling. Under the tutelage of coach Steve Bannerot, Jesse Skipworth, who turned in a strong state performance in February finishing 13th, also returns, but his sidekick, David Kingman, 12th at state, returns to the Hornets’ wrestling room this winter. Bannerot said Skipworth spent the offseason in the weight room. “He’s looking stronger than ever,� Bannerot said. White River will also put four swimmers in the pool. Elijah and River Cory, Seth Rickard and Kyle Smith will train with EHS and compete on their own.
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If the Enumclaw High Lady Hornets continue the marked improvement shown a season ago, fans of Beth Madill and her crew are in for a treat. Madill took the reins two season ago, starting with a rookie campaign in which the Lady Hornets won just three games. In Madill’s second year, the EHS girls kicked things up four-fold, ending the season with a 12-14 record. Impressively, the team won four of six games after slipping into postseason play. The program took a hit due to graduation, particularly the loss of leading scorer Katina Ferguson. But a handful of players from last
year’s varsity roster are back: Fallon Hall, Danielle Saltarelli, Nadine Huff, Hannah Calvert, Katie Holland, Calli Remitz and Jessica Snoen. Those final four all cracked the starting lineup a season ago. Added to this year’s varsity roster are Julie Myers, Kim Aubert and transfer Sara George. “We don’t have a ton of size,� Madill said, so the team will look to emphasize things from the guard slot and count on overall speed. Heading into her third year at the helm, Madill believes she has a group that has bought into her vision for the program, both offensively and defensively. “This is a group that really loves the game of basketball and that shows on the court,� she said.
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Danielle Cormier is one Hornet hoping to return to state. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www. courierherald.com.
bodies in the practice room, three of them freshman who come in with mat experience. “We’re about two weight classes away from filling a whole team,� Scheidt said of the program which began a handful of years ago. “It’s nice. We’re getting closer to the whole team thing.�
Hornet gymnasts have pretty high expectations this time around, considering last year’s secondplace finish at the state meet.
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Lucas Somera became Enumclaw High’s youngest state champion with his title in February. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
Topping the list is Kelly Coyle, who qualified for three events at last season’s state meet. Her top state performance was in the floor exercise, where she tied for 22nd. To comment on this story, view it online at www.courierherald.com. Reach Kevin Hanson at khanson@ courierherald.com or 360-8028205.
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Just a few days into practice and Enumclaw High’s girls wrestling team is looking good. The Hornets finished 21st at the 3A state tournament in February and have been anxious to get back on the mat since. “We should do all right,� coach Jerry Scheidt said. “If we can stay injury-free, we should do all right.� The Hornets graduated just one from last year’s relatively small squad and return a host of veterans. Junior Jade Paterson and senior Logan Erskine carried home fifth- and seventhplace medals respectively from the Tacoma Dome, while Kasandra Renfrow and Danielle Cormier picked up some valuable experience after dropping early contests to eventual finalists. State alternate Sam Lanting also returns. Scheidt’s upbeat attitude toward the season is bolstered by the more than a dozen
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use evergreen for holiday decorating. Cedar is the tree with flat, scale-like greens rather than prickly needles. The branches cut from cedar trees are easy to turn into swags that can gracefully bedeck all your outdoor spaces. Use cut cedar tips poked in winter floral arrangements and any floral bouquet will look like Christmas. /FYU UP SFBMMZ HJWF ZPVS cedar greens a country Christmas look use burlap (yes, burlap) to wrap the base of potted plants or even your gifts. Burlap is the newest fabric to hit the interior decorating world and rustic rope, garden twine and bright red yard wrapped around burlap packages or wrapped pots will fit in with the downhome, back-to-basics look of a country Christmas. .JY JO QMBOUT XJUI CSJHIU berries or add recycled ornaments for more color. Cedar smells great and plays well with others. You can even cut the fronts off of Christmas cards, punch a hole, add a yarn loop and then recycle the cards and
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of 25 cents to 45 cents per hour. Paraeducators who complete the PSE apprenticeship program will also receive a 25-cent an hour increase. The two sides also agreed to 3 percent longevity increases after the 25th year and 30th year of service. In 2012-13, the sides have agreed to a salary re-opener plus one additional opener for the district and one for PSE. That same year, employees will receive the state insurance allocation with no retiree carve out. The two sides also agreed to a re-opener for salaries in 2013-14. In other business, the board: t BQQSPWFE PVU PG TUBUF travel for Pam Stern to attend Language! training in Dallas. t TFU JUT OFYU SFHVMBS NFFU ing for 6 p.m. Dec. 14. t BDDFQUFE B MFUUFS PG SFTJHOB tion from child nutrition services worker Christine Phelps. t IJSFE CVT ESJWFS +BOBF *WFSTPO BOE UFBDIFS +PBOOB Marlow.
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Hard work, a love for people and a zest for life are the keys to living to centenarian status, said Milla Slettedahl. “I’m making history,” the Enumclaw Evergreen Rehabilitation Center resident said after her 100th birthday. She celebrated the event Nov. 12 in Enumclaw’s Danish Hall, the same place she and her late husband Elmer celebrated their marriage in 1934. Slettedahl was born Nov. 12, 1911, “on Roosevelt Avenue,” and she’s called Enumclaw home since. She married Elmer and the couple built a home on Blake Street. “I knew him since he was 18 and I was 14,” she said of her
husband. It was her father, who owned a shoe store in town, who introduced them. When Elmer died in 1998, she continued to live in their home, mowing and edging the lawn, until a heart attack and slight stroke two years ago sent her into the nursing home. “She lived on Blake Street for 70 years,” daughter Judy Wales said. Slettedahl was never afraid of hard work, and that, she said, is the secret to her longevity. “I’ve always worked, since I was 14 years old,” she said. Splitting wood, helping the roofers, plowing, gardening, mowing, baking cookies – it all kept her moving. “I’m a tough old Norwegian,” she smiles. She was always quick to lend a hand.
“That’s the type I am, I help people,” she said. Slettedahl enjoys sharing stories about her four grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren. A one-time regular at the senior center, she said after all those years of living alone, she welcomed being around the residents at the nursing home, where for the past month she’s taken on star status. Her eyesight makes it hard for her to read the birthday cards from well-wishers, but she’s found someone to read them to her and she’s been enjoying the hugs and kisses from visitors, she said. In her 100 years, Slettedahl has seen a number of changes in Enumclaw, the most pronounced for her is the downtown area with its constantly chang-
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ROACH FROM 7 This month I travelled to Ft. McMurry, Alberta, to study oil sands and take part in the national debate we are having over the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline. (No taxpayer dollars are spent on my trips. I was invited by Alberta’s government to join nine other legislators from around the United States.) Canada has the world’s third largest oil reserve. They are increasing crude production and because our federal government will not allow us to receive more, the oil is going to China. As a matter of national security, energy independence, and just keeping gas prices down, we need to move forward. Instead, the Obama administration has blocked the pipeline project. Thousands of new high-paying jobs have been ignored and our friends in the north are left wondering what in the world the American people
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GRATITUDE FROM 1 School massacre in 1999. Her challenge, presented through her family, is to make permanent, positive, cultural changes in their schools and communities by accepting the challenge to start a chain reaction of kindness and compassion. Before her death, Scott wrote an essay titled “My Ethics, My Codes of Life.� “I have this theory that if one person can go out of their way to show compassion then it will start a chain reaction of the same,� she wrote. “People will never know how far a little kindness can go.� The Enumclaw and White River school districts and the communities of Enumclaw and Buckley are jotting
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down the acts of kindness they witness on paper chain links. These links will be united to form a chain organizers are hoping will stretch more than 2 miles. Enumclaw’s portion of the campaign will conclude with Rachel’s Rally March 6. Links are available at both Enumclaw and White River schools, the Enumclaw Regional Healthcare Foundation office on Myrtle Street, or several downtown businesses. Links may also be sent through The Courier-Herald website, www.courierherald.com, by clicking on the Rachel’s Challenge button near the top of the home page. To comment on this story, view it online at www.courierherald.com. Reach Brenda Sexton at bsexton@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555 ext. 5052.
who occasionally appeared in local taverns. (He has moved to Tacoma.) He had a strange kind of humor, may have been gay and he drank too much. One evening I asked the bartender what she thought of him. She shrugged her shoulders nonchalantly. “He’s OK,� she said. “He’s just a little different.� Indeed, aren’t we all?
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