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Severson, 4, enjoys the sun while sliding at Allan Yorke Park on June 19. As he Summer Fun Christian slid down, he said “Whoa, it’s hot!” Photo by Sarah Wehmann
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ince winning the Super Bowl the Seattle Seahawks have not slowed down and it doesn’t appear they will any time soon. The same goes for the Sea Gals. The Sea Gals held tryouts starting at the end of April and going through the beginning of May. There were three parts to the auditions. In the first round, anyone could perform a freestyle rou-
tine to music provided. If you were selected to move on, you entered the semi finals where those trying out to be a Sea Gal would perform a routine that they had been taught. And if you made it to the final stage, you performed a final routine and were interviewed. All those interested in joining the team must tryout, including those who were part of the Sea Gals last year.
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Families of Swiss heritage, and those simply craving an immersion in the culture, are invited to Sangerfest 2014, a festival from July 10-13 in Bonney Lake and Tacoma. The Pacific Coast Swiss Singing and Yodeling Festival is held every three years by the United Swiss Singing Societies of the Pacific Coast. The society is comprised of nine clubs dedicated to the practice and preservation of traditional swiss singing. The first festival was held in 1935 but a few years were missed due to societal struggles during World War II. The 2014 production marks the 28th year the society has gathered to sing and yodel together. Each celebration is hosted by
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Road closing near Lake Tapps Park
increase sight distance. Crews will also widen the lanes to 12 feet and pave six-foot shoulders, install guardrail along the roadway between Hille and Bowman lakes and add stormwater facilities.
Due to construction Ninth Street East between 190th Avenue East and 198th Avenue East near Lake Tapps Park will close June 23 while crews rebuild the roadway.
The road closing will allow the project contractor, SCI Infrastructure, to excavate and then rebuild the roadway at a lower elevation. After the road reopens, minor lane restrictions are expected until the project is completed in September.
According to a Pierce County press release the road will reopen by mid-August, depending on weather. County Officials stated traffic traveling east on Ninth Street East will be detoured north on 190th Avenue East, east along Edwards Road East, and then onto 210th Avenue East. Pierce County crews are reconstructing about 1,500 feet of Ninth Street East. According to the county release the work is being done for safety reasons. The roadway will be realigned and regraded to
The contractor began preparing the road for construction on May 14. Crews removed roadside vegetation, and began to work on shoulders and storm drainage structures. Utility companies then started work to relocate their facilities in order to minimize any potential conflicts with the road construction activities. The construction cost is about $883,000. The project is funded by County Road Funds and Federal Highway Safety Improvement Program funds. A detour map is available online at www. co.pierce.wa.us/index.aspx?NID=3525.
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Dear Neighbors,
An example of how I do business is our response to the theft of alcohol from stores after the liquor Privatization Initiative. Some large box stores had theft rates as high as 50%, mostly by juveniles. As chair of the Government Accountability and Oversight Commitee, I worked with my Republican seatmate, Representative Cathy Dahlquist, and we co-sponsored legislation that forced stores to more properly secure and monitor their alcohol, dramatically reducing their loss rates. That means fewer kids drinking, fewer drunk drivers and fewer fatalities on our roads, which makes all of us a lot safer. That’s what happens when legislators from different parties work together as a team!
One of the greatest challenges we face today is trust in our representative form of democracy. People are weary of leaders that constantly divide us for partisan and personal advantage. I think there is a better way.
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BLOTTER All subjects in the police blotter are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Bonney Lake June 7 Threats: Of f icers responded to the report of a verbal altercation at a Bonney Lake auto parts store. The reporting person was approached by one of his neighbors, who allegedly threatened to assault him on multiple occasions. The case was forwarded to detectives for follow up.
Warrant Meet: An officer responded to Rhodendron Park to meet a Pierce County Sheriff ’s deputy for the custody exchange of a subject with outstanding warrants. She was booked into Puyallup jail without incident. June 12 Prowl,
Interrupted:
At about 8:20 a.m., officers responded to the report of a vehicle prowl in the parking lot of a state Route 410 restaurant. The reporting party interrupted the prowl and the suspect fled before police arrival. Nothing was reported missing and the identity of the suspect was unknown at the time of report.
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cer pulled over a vehicle traveling on SR 410 with a busted headlight and expired tabs. Upon contact, the driver admitted to operating a vehicle with a suspended license and was cited at the scene before being released. The passenger was arrested and transported for a warrant meet with Des Moines Police Department.
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Police responded to a report of a verbal dispute and vehicle vandalism. The reporting party told officers her and her former boyfriend argued as he came to collect some of his belongings. While leaving, the suspect kicked the subject’s car causing an estimated $1000 worth of damage. No charges were filed against the suspect.
Trespassing Harassment:
The reporting party met with police officers to report trespassing and harassment at the Bonney Lake Community Garden. The subject reported the suspect had been camping in the garden and removing other’s property and had threatened her. While talking with officers, the suspect arrived at the department to tell her side. The suspect was issued a trespass notification.
Shoplifting:
Police responded to a SR 410 grocery store for a shoplifter in custody. While purchasing some items, the suspect had placed six others in her purse. She was served a trespass order for a year from all the chain’s locations, cited for theft and escorted
Bonney Lake fireworks laws Residents are urged to brush up on local regulations The following message was released by the city of Bonney Lake Police Department: As Independence Day draws near, the Bonney Lake Police Department is reminding residents to plan a safe and fun holiday, and to be aware of city fireworks regulations.
Discharging Fireworks It is unlawful for any person to ignite, discharge, use or explode any consumer fireworks except between the hours of: 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. on July 3rd; 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 midnight on July 4th;
9:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. on July 5th; and between 6:00 p.m. on December 31st a nd 1:00 a.m. on January 1st each year. Only “Safe and Sane” fireworks may be ignited for personal display. For more information and a list of legal fireworks in Washington State, contact the State Fire Marshal at 360-596-3913 or visit www.wsp.wa.gov/fire/fireworks.htm It is unlawful for any person to discharge fireworks on the property of another person without permission of the owner of such property; in a public park unless a written permit has been obtained from the city; or on other city property without the express written permis-
Traffic emphasis The following message was released by the city of Bonney Lake Police Department: Through the end of June 2014, officers will conduct a traffic enforcement emphasis looking for speeding vehicles in school zones and park zones.
With the weather getting nicer outside and school out for summer, we expect to see a greater number of pedestrians on or near the roadways. Keeping children safe in designated school and park zones is a top priority. As a driver, the most important thing you can
sion of the city. Any person violating any provision of the city fireworks code is guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment for a maximum term fixed by the court of not more than 90 days, or by a fine in an amount fixed by the court of not more than $1,000, or by both such imprisonment and fine. For complete information on city regulations view Bonney Lake Municipal Code Chapter 5.14.110. For information on fireworks displays and sales in Pierce County that fall outside the city limits, please visit the Pierce County Fireworks Safety webpage, w w w. c o . p i e r c e .w a . u s / index.aspx?NID=983
from the property.
Residential Burglary:
Officers responded to a reported break in. The subject returned home to find her front door unlocked and items in disarray. There was no sign of forced entry. She made a list of all missing items and the local pawn shop was contacted to see if any had been brought in. At the time of report, there was no suspect information or investigation leads.
DUI: A Bonney Lake
officer observed a vehicle not remaining in its lane of travel. Upon contact, the driver appeared visibly intoxicated. He was arrested for DUI and no proof of insurance after completing voluntary field sobriety tests and was transported to the Lakewood Police Department where he was processed. He
was later booked into the Nisqually jail.
June 14 Under the Influence:
An officer observed a vehicle with no headlights on after midnight. Upon contact, the driver was visibly intoxicated. He agreed to voluntary field sobriety tests but was unsure about performing a breath test. He was arrested and transported to Lakewood Police Department for processing.
Explosive Device: A resident of 90th Street Court East reported the discovery of debris and possible items used to construct a bomb in his yard. There was no conclusive evidence and no further police action was taken.
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White River coach named president By Kevin Hanson Senior Writer
Veteran White River High coach Mike Williams was recently named president of the Washington State Baseball Coaches Association. Williams wasn’t immediately sure what the post entails, simply noting he would be “jumping in with both feet and seeing what happens.” He takes the reins from outgoing president Brad Conn of Sedro Woolley High School. “It is going to be a huge undertaking and I can’t fill Brad’s shoes, I already know that. I’m just going to do the best I can,” Williams said via email. The association’s presidential post originally was designed as a two-year term but, lacking any interested candidates, Conn kept the job for eight years. Williams, who takes over immediately, said he’ll do it for a year “and see what happens.” Williams certainly is known around the state by his coaching peers. A year ago, he was given the WSBCA’s Don Freeman Award, which is given annually to a coach who
not only enjoys success on the field but also serves as a quality representative of Washington high school baseball. Williams is a White River alum, having graduated in 1984 before heading off to play baseball at Big Bend Community College and Central Washington University. He returned home and coached the White River Middle School team to a championship in 1988 and headed the White River High program in 1989. He then made stops in Yelm and Enumclaw before taking over the White River program for good in 1997. During his 18 years as a head coach Williams had built a record of 218-175 and led his teams to 14 playoff appearances. Along the way, there have been four league championships and two appearances in the state tournament; the first state trip came in 2002, when the Hornets placed fifth, and the second came during the recently-concluded season. He has earned league Coach of the Year accolades five times and, following the 2013 campaign, was honored by the WSBCA as the state’s Class 2A coach of the year.
sea gal FROM 1 The Sea Gals are made up of 32 women and joining Sumner High School’s graduate Sea Gal Christian, who is returning for her second season, is Sea Gal Kylie. Kylie graduated from Bonney Lake High School in 2012. Kylie joins the Sea Gals with 13 years of dancing experience. While she played sports like soccer and basketball when she was younger, she did not continue to play once in high school. “I always knew I wanted to dance and cheer,” Kylie said. While at Bonney Lake High School, she spent three years on the cheer squad. Entering tryouts this year, Kylie knew what to expect because she had made it to the finals last season. The only difference this year is her number was called.
www.courierherald.com She said she was in shock when she heard her number announced. Kylie had to look down at her number to make sure she was mistaken, she said. “My goal was to come back looking better than I did in 2013, both physically and technically,” she said. “I’m happy it all paid off.” Kylie said she felt relieved and accomplished when she was chosen to join the Sea Gals this coming season. Like many Sea Gals, Kylie has been a Seahawk’s fan since she was young. And during the 1980s, Kylie’s mom danced with the Sea Gals for nine seasons. Kylie said starting when she was about 10 years old, people would ask her if she would take after her mom and cheer with the Sea Gals. “I did not become serious about trying out for the Sea Gals until I was a senior in high school,” Kylie said. “I knew I loved to perform and that there wasn’t a bet-
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Seahawk Gresham’s favorite playbook is the Bible Football is a snap to Clint Gresham. Overcoming doubt takes time. Blessed with the gift of handling a specialized job in the National Football League, the Seattle Seahawks’ long snapper admits he struggled with uncertainty early in his career. That was until he found peace and solidified his faith. Gresham, a Christian leader and Super Bowl XLVIII champion, follows Xs and Os during the season, but his preferred playbook is the Bible. Here’s why: “I struggled with a lot of insecurity as a young
person and I really carried that into my walk with God,” Gresham told his audience during a recent talk in Kent. “I brought this insecurity and this lack of understanding of who I was in Christ into my relationship with God but into my career on the football field. Because I had this insecurity and this doubt, I struggled with the fear of man. “(But) if you believe about yourself (the way) Jesus believes about you, you will be unstoppable in every single area of your life,” he said. “Jesus thinks awesome things about you. That’s just the truth, man.” Gresham said his renewed commitment to
Christ has brought better, brighter days. He brings that passionate message home to others in his travels as an inspirational speaker. Kent was the latest stop, an opportunity for Gresham to tell his
for the entire show. Johnny set the late-night format and every host since has followed it to the point of boredom. Jimmy Fallon Wally DuChateau is a bit different in Columnist so far as he’s developed some novel mote their latest movie skits using “regular or TV program.) I recall people” from the audience. one evening when Johnny He’s cute, giddy in an amasat down with rock ‘n’ teurish kind of way and, roll legend Chuck Berry. to his credit, he appears They became so engrossed more current and hip than in their dialogue, Johnny Jay Leno was. Fallon often cancelled the appearance demonstrates a Robin Williams, coke-like quickof other guests and conness and you have to listinued talking with Chuck ten attentively or you miss
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University in 2010. But the Saints soon waived him and the Seahawks, well, snapped him up. Gresham handles an anonymous but critical job – repeatedly making accurate snaps to the punter positioned 15 yards back from the line of scrimmage. He also triggers the ball back to the placeholder on critical field goals and extrapoint conversions. It’s a repetitious role that has little room for error. Gresham said he is comfortable with his life, his career and his faith. It’s also great to be a part of a wonderful group of teammates who accomplished something special last season.
On ABC, Jimmy Kimmel reigns over late-night duties and there’s nothing much new about his approach. Compared to his competition, Kimmel appears a bit stiff, his expression is kind of deadpan and he has a rather peculiar sense of timing. Occasionally, the laughter sounds canned and, if so, that’s a first for late-night. Of course, CBS is still holding Dave Letterman, now the dean of the midnight shift. He seems more laid back than Fallon and Kimmel, but all of them are hyper compared to Johnny. Though I’ve enjoyed his left-wing political sarcasm, especially his jabs at ex-president George W., Dave has never been especially appealing on a personal level. He’s simply not the kind of fella I’d like to have a beer with.
The genre is in dire need of a charismatic personality who’s relaxed enough to carry on a living-room conversation with highpowered stars, which can be difficult because such stars are frequently pretty fragile and the host has to make them look good. You can be sure, Fallon will never ask a question that might catch his guests off guard. Letterman, however, is apparently secure enough to sometimes test the wit and quickness of celebrities. Dave is getting ready to retire. Stephen Colbert has been selected as his replacement. How CBS execs arrived at this choice is anyone’s guess but, make no mistake, it wasn’t an easy, snap decision. The late-night hour can be an economic bonanza if it garnishes the ratings.
It will be interesting to see what Colbert does when freed from his conservative persona on “The Colbert Report.” There’s a chance he’s strong enough to forge his own unique vision and thereby breathe a little fresh air into the standard format. On the other hand, latenight shows may have run their course; that is, maybe we’ve finally come to realize that famous people don’t necessarily possess any secret insights and don’t necessarily have anything interesting to say. Then, too, there are a lot of other channels, movies and shows vying for our attention. Perhaps Carson was right. He always felt it was time to bow out because he’d seen the best of the late-night world.
Seahawk Clint Gresham earned a Super Bowl ring in February and spends the offseason involved in Christian ministry. Photo by Mark Klaas
Not the same since Johnny Like many of you, the first late-night TV show I watched with any regularity was the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. That set the bar pretty high. Every late-night show that followed his departure has been disappointing. Better than any host before or since, Johnny and many of his guests seemed to have genuine, relaxed conversations that were entirely unrehearsed and spontaneous without any ulterior motive or purpose. (Guests on current shows often appear to be there mainly to pro-
story, “The Making of a Champion,” replete with oratory, amusing anecdotes and a short film starring teammates and coaches. A gentle giant, the 27-year-old Gresham performs ministry dur-
ing the offseason, including summer camps for kids. He lives on Mercer Island, where he shares his home with five other leaders of Young Life, an outreach ministry that serves youth. During t he season, Gresham leads the Seahawks’ Bible study groups. Speaking engagements are just an extension of Gresham’s faith-filled calling, a belief deeply rooted with family in Texas. Given his size and temperament, athletics, notably football, came naturally to Gresham. The New Orleans Saints took a chance, signing the undrafted free agent out of Texas Christian
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Can a bag of chips sway a legislator? Amid the dialectic contours in Olympia they are trying to figure out if influence can be peddled with a few bags of Doritos or a $12 meal. A panel empowered to guide elected leaders along a righteous path is struggling to draw clear ethical boundaries for lawmakers when dining and drinking with lobbyists. State lawmakers are allowed to “accept gifts in the form of free food and beverage on infrequent occasions” if it’s related to their official duties. But existing Jerry Cornfield law doesn’t define Columnist “infrequent.” Pressure to come up with a definition arose following revelations a handful of legislators regularly dined on lobbyists’ dime during the 2013 session. Several of them may have done so while collecting taxpayer-funded per diem payments, according to research compiled by reporters for a public radio station and Associated Press. The Legislative Ethics Board, a panel of lawmakers and legal minds, is trying to provide clarity on the rules but members are thus far unable to agree on whether “infrequent” should be defined in terms of a specific number of meals. Also, they are wrestling with what exactly constitutes a meal and at one point must lawmakers report them.
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Not sharing the wealth in D.C. The last time I visited Washington D.C., was in the 1980s. On my most recent visit a few weeks ago, I was shocked by the changes that have occurred. New multi-story buildings abound. New national monuments and museums have been built. Money and prosperity have come to the nation’s capital while the rest of the nation has languished with a long-term recession. Let’s find out why this is so. Much of the increase in spending and building has come through American tax dollars focused on Washington, D.C. Young professionals pay $3,000 per month to rent apartments in the city. According to an article – which is the basis of this column – by Annie Lowrey of the NY Times Magazine, January 10, 2013, “Since 2007, the regional economy has expanded about three times as much as the overall country’s. By some measures, the Washington area has become the richest region in the country.” According to an expert on the region, Professor Stephen Fuller of nearby George Mason University,
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“We get about 15 cents of every procurement dollar spent by the federal government.” Local spending brought on by the War on Terrorism and the subsequent creation of Homeland Security, and fighting two foreign wars, greatly increased spending between 200010 where it reached $80 billion a year by that decade’s end. This change in the way things were done began in the Reagan years when the shift in thinking was to decrease the size of the government. This resulted in many former jobs, once done by government employees, now being contracted out to private companies that often charged double the salaries of what government workers
got. In 1993, President Bill Clinton announced the “reinventing government” program that cut about 250,000 government jobs. The work still had to be done, though. Those jobs went to private employees who, according to a 2011 study called the Project on Government Oversight, got paid roughly twice as much as former government employees doing the same work. A computer IT engineer who worked for the government might get paid $135,000 per year had now been replaced by a private engineer who made $270,000 for the same service. Thousands of young professionals poured into the city and the region. Walking the streets of Washington, D.C., as I recently did showed me this very clearly: there are lots of young, prosperous 20and 30-somethings in “This Town” as it is called by the locals. The median age is 26. According to the NY Times article, D.C. has become a two-tiered town: about one third
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Letters Soldier should get fair trial, not name-calling There was a nasty attack on a U.S. soldier two weeks ago (Courier-Herald, June 11) by a man who lives here in our community. With self-righteous certainty he condemned an American Army sergeant to death. After years of watching the exaggerated allegations from the bellowing talking heads, it was easy to judge the soldier. After all, he had all of the necessary “fair and balanced” facts. It’s all so black and white to you, isn’t it Mr. Patriot? How easy it must be, sitting in your comfortable recliner in front of your
Wednesday, June 25, 2014 • The BONNEY LAKE Courier-Herald • Page 7 TV, to spout your support for the troops. You have no need to understand what Sgt. Bergdahl experienced after he put on a uniform and went to fight a war. Does it frighten you to think that there may be more to comprehend than what you can see when you peek out between the folds of the flag you’ve wrapped around yourself? When this U.S. soldier returns home after five years of Taliban captivity, let’s set the pitchforks aside and provide him with a fair trial (and perhaps a bit of compassion). Bowe Bergdahl went to war so that you could continue to live in a society where people are innocent until proven guilty. If he violated our military laws or caused harm to other soldiers then he deserves to face the consequences. Until that time, what he does not deserve is juve-
cornfield FROM 6 Right now, legislators must report whenever they are treated to meal worth more than $50. That brings us to a meeting of the ethics board and a confession from Rep. Drew Hansen, D-Bainbridge Island, that a bag of Doritos can be a meal for him. He wanted to know how many bags of Doritos a lawmaker can accept from a lobbyist before it becomes a meal that must be reported as a gift. The answer he got from the board counsel was that it’s not crystal clear but if he gets $50 worth all at once it
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Present evidence before jumping to conclusion When I was growing up, way back in the 1950s, my friends and I spent many a Saturday afternoon at the movie theater, eager witnesses to a double feature with color cartoon. More often than not, at least one of the features was a Western starring the likes of John Wayne, Gary Cooper, Jimmy Stewart or Randolph Scott. These stars frequently played the town sheriff, alone in a hostile world protected by his six-gun and sense of honor. As frequently happened, the lone lawman depict-
ed by one of these actors found himself guarding a prisoner, standing mostly alone against a mob seeking vigilante justice. Invariably, the mob had been inflamed by a hotblooded blowhard who demanded instant punishment for the prisoner, venomously proclaiming, “We know he’s guilty. Why do we have to wait for a trial?” Having learned in my elementary school that American justice was built around the concept of “innocent until proven guilty in a court of law,” I could never understand how supposedly decent Americans could want to ignore justice and take the law into their own hands. As I grew up, I learned that there are many evil and wrong ways to mete out what the self-righteous refer to as justice. There’s the star-chamber, the show trial and the lynch
likely needs to be declared. That didn’t sound like a problem to Hansen, who endorsed limiting lawmakers to an average of one free meal per week and to report those exceeding $5 in value. Such a course of action didn’t set well with other panel members who contended it restricted lawmakers’ ability to interact with lobbyists too much and created potentially burdensome reporting requirements. During the public hearing portion of the meeting one lawmaker argued those kinds of changes would undermine the ability of citizen legislators to serve. State Rep. Matt Manweller, R-Ellensburg, told the panel that dining with a lobbyist may be the only time someone of his limited financial means can learn
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mob, and lately also the social media. There’s hottalk radio and innuendobased opinion shows on TV, and yes, there are letters to the editor whose sole purpose is to foment anger and hate, while prejudging the putative offender. There are declarative “facts” with little or no verification, all aimed at agitating “the mob” to prejudge a case. But I also learned that, under our Constitution, there is only one correct way to assure real justice, and that is through the calm presentation of evidence, not opinion, in a court of law, followed by the verdict of a jury, untainted by prejudice. When Bowe Bergdahl put on the uniform of the United States military, his behavior became the province of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and the system of courts-martial,
not to be preempted by the ranting demagoguery of talk show hosts and those inflamed by their rhetoric. Cries of “treason” by those with much opinion and few facts warrant scorn, not support. Finally, and as an aside, claims that the “morally bankrupt Democrat party will block any impeachment efforts” is provable nonsense. The Republican Party frequently remind us that they have a clear majority in the House of Representatives, which is given the sole power of impeachment by the Constitution. If they have evidence of “high crimes and misdemeanors,” let them present it and put up or shut up with the impeachment fantasies. Robert DuChaine Buckley
nuances of bills. He said he was offended at the notion he could be “influenced by a $12 hamburger” and worried the ethics panel would “create a system where rich people sit down with other rich people” to dictate legislation. A citizen Legislature means “even poor and middle class people get to sit down with lobbyists,” he said. “I sometimes get asked to go to four dinners a night. My big fear is not that I’m going to get influenced, it’s that I’m going to get fat.” The Legislative Ethics Board will continue its discussions in August. Political reporter Jerry Cornfield’s blog, The Petri Dish, is at www.heraldnet.com.
elfers FROM 6 make less than $60,000 per year while 45 percent make $100,000 and more. There are few of what might be called middle class remaining. It’s a sad state of affairs to see that not only has there been a shift of wealth from the middle class and poor to the top 1 percent, but also that our nation’s government should be shifting the wealth of the
nation from the hinterlands to Washington, D.C. So much for the small government philosophy. It seems like the trickledown theory of funding the rich to increase jobs for those below them has now shifted to the “trickle to” Washington, D.C., theory where government is now the new conduit for increasing the wealth of a few in the nation’s capital at the expense of us taxpayers.
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Caring for a dog is no small task. Many dogs need daily exercise and interaction with their owners in order to live long and healthy lives. But as dogs age, the responsibility of caring for them can become even more demanding. When a dog begins to exhibit signs of aging, it’s easy for dog owners to assume that the rigors of caring for the dog will lessen. But while aging dogs may not need or want to spend as much time playing fetch or walking around the park, they often grow more dependent on their owners. Recognizing a dog’s changing needs and how those needs relate to caring for the dog is a responsibility dog owners must take seriously. • Consider altering the dog’s diet. Many aging dogs do not need as much food to maintain a healthy weight as they did when they were puppies or in the prime of their life. Much of that is because aging dogs don’t exercise as much as they used to, meaning they won’t be burning as many calories as they once did. So an aging dog that’s still on the same diet it had as a youngster might gain weight, which can lead to a host of uncomfortable or even painful ailments. Owners concerned about their dogs’ diets should consult a veterinarian, who may recommend a
Dogs and cats may be the most popular pets, but reptiles have their share of admirers as well. Reptiles can make great pets, and they may be ideal for children or novice pet owners. Unlike cats or dogs, many reptiles need a very specific environment to thrive. That includes some sort of UV light, a warming stone and particularly hot conditions. Reptiles and amphibians are coldblooded animals, meaning their body temperatures fluctuate based on the conditions of their environment. They will require an external heating source to stay comfortable. Certain reptiles may be better for beginners than others. Here is a look at some popular reptilian pets and what is necessary to care for them. • Bearded dragon: This animal hails from Australia and may grow up to two feet in length, most of which is in the tail. These lizards will need an appropriate housing structure, which should be a 55-gallon tank for the average-sized single male dragon. They require special light bulbs to absorb vitamins. Dragons are omnivorous, so you will have to provide both plant and animal food sources. Even though they come from arid conditions, spray the tank with water each day to provide them with a water source, as they will not drink from a bowl. Dragons are hardy and can endure even if some mistakes in care are made early on. • Green anole: Also known as the American chameleon, green anoles are another popular starter pet. Anoles are inexpensive, which makes them a great choice for first-time reptile owners. Anoles can be easy to care for if you meet the right requirements. They need a high-humidity environment and daily
geriatric diet that will provide all of the necessary vitamins and nutrients dogs need while reducing their risk of obesity. • Make sure water is accessible and available throughout the day. Older dogs are at greater risk of dehydration, so owners should make sure water is readily available for the dog at all times. Aging dogs often struggle with their mobility, so place several water bowls throughout the house so dogs do not have to travel far when they need a beverage. • Prioritize grooming. Owners of aging dogs must prioritize grooming for a variety of reasons. Regular grooming is a great way for owners to discover any abnormalities, such as lumps or tumors, on the dog that might be indicative of a medical issue. Any such abnormalities should immediately be brought to the attention of a veterinarian. • Don’t overlook dental care. Dogs are known for bad breath, so while there may not be much owners can do to make their aging dogs’ breath smell like a rose garden, that does not mean pet owners should overlook dental care. Dogs whose teeth are clean and tartar-free are less likely to develop potentially serious medical problems, including heart disease, which can be a byproduct of
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I have no backup plan for a summer without kids both my daughters are home and still sleeping. I’m not prepared to manage their schedules this summer. I’m having a rough time managing my own schedule, with projects I want to get done inside and out. Or maybe I’m just
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Lake resident and owner of Greg Vesey Insurance in Enumclaw, is the 2014 festival president, a job that coincides with his title as society president. Vesey’s wife of 44 years, is 100 percent Swiss but Vesey himself is not, he said. He grew up in Buckley, sang most of his life and joined the sportman’s men’s choir, Mannerchor Edelweiss, in 1986. “I enjoy the music and $784 depending on how fast you are driving. According to the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, if a pedestrian is hit by a car going 20 mph, the pedestrian has an 80 to 90 percent chance of survival. If the same car were going 5 to 10 mph faster, the pedestrian has a 90 percent change of being killed. Speed makes a huge difference.
one of the society’s active clubs. The Swiss Sportsman’s Club of Tacoma, which calls Bonney Lake’s Swiss Park home, has prepared for its turn to host the festival for the last three years. Participating choirs practice their acts for a minimum of two years. Greg Vesey, a Bonney
speed FROM 3 the rules for driving in a school zone/playground and assigns a penalty for breaking those rules. Remember that the speed limit in a school zone is 20 mph. A speeding ticket will cost you double the fine of the normal infraction for speeding. The fines range from $189 to
reptiles FROM 8 misting. These reptiles also like to climb, so you will need to prepare the cage accordingly with a tight-fitting lid and a structure they can scale. While a male and female and even two females can be kept together, never put two males together, as they will fight and likely kill each other. • Gecko: The leopard gecko can be a great lizard for beginners. Thanks to its small size and modest needs, a gecko does not need a large tank to live in. Geckos are also tolerant to handling and can grow accustomed to frequent touching. Keep in mind that geckos are nocturnal, which means they are most active in the evening. Invest in a special reptile light designed for viewing in the dark so that you do not interfere
with the animal’s sleepwake cycle. Also, try not to stress or frighten the leopard gecko. It has the ability to drop its tail if feeling threatened, which can put unnecessary stress on the animal. • Newt: Newts are almost exclusively aquatic or require high-humidity levels. You will need a tank with an area of sloped land for eating and sleeping. Another area should be filled with water for immersion. Newts are generally a pet that should be observed rather than handled, as they have sensitive membranes or toxic skin. Colorful newts can be enjoyable to watch and require little care besides water changes and feeding. Reptiles can make interesting and relatively maintenance-free pets. People looking for ideal starter pets may want to skip the furry in favor of the scaly.
My husband and I will probably be going to car shows and camping without our children this year. My youngest is going to London for a week with classmates and a couple teachers and our main camping/car show events are on either end of her trip, so she’ll miss them. The other daughter needs to get a job to earn money
for expenses at college. My initial reaction, when I figured out I booked our summer camping the days my youngest leaves and returns, was to cancel them. Canceling camping reservations is expensive. I don’t even understand the cancelation policy because
participating as a singer but I also enjoy the cultural heritage,” he said. “Swiss wrestling, dancing and alphorn blowing are all ethnic traditions. I’m of German descent but I feel like an adopted Swiss. It’s just a wonderful group of people to socialize and be associated with.” Vesey said festival goers will enjoy a large amount of pageantry, including an introduction of f lags, banquets,
dances, cruise for singers, experts in yodeling and alphorn, closing ceremonies. Several concerts will be included during the four days of Swiss singing and celebrating but the highlight of the festival is Friday’s grand concert, Vesey said. There will be 250 singers and a children’s choir will perform, with portions accompanied by students from Emerald Ridge High School.
Most of the festival will be held at the Hotel Murano in Tacoma but a folkfest will take place Saturday, July 12 at Swiss Park in Bonney Lake. Visit w w w.sw isssangerfest-tacoma-2014. org for tickets and additional information. All inclusive packages are available but single-event tickets may be obtained for those wishing to attend individual festival events. Prices vary.
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On Washington roadways, there were 1,045 speeding involved fatal crashes between 2004 and 2008. These crashes resulted in a total of 1,166 deaths, which is an
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Summer has broadsided me. Usually after spring break in April, I’m wondering why school is still going on. This year isn’t any different and it’s been propagated by the fact that the weather’s been nice enough to hang my laundry outside since April. So here I sit this fine Monday morning, trying to digest the reality that
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Take care when pruning Japanese maples Summer is an excellent time to prune many ornamental trees. Among the more classy species are the numerous varieties of Japanese maples that grace many Puget Sound landscapes. Below are a few tips on how to enhance the beauty of your Japanese maples. Some of the more common environmental and disease problems will also be discussed.
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GLEIGH FROM 9 it’s somewhat convoluted. Something about a 60% percent return on the days the wind is blowing northeast, spring tides are present and the moon is waxing crescent. For whatever reason, even though they know they’ll fill my empty spot immediately, canceling reservations at a state park is costly. I have had to cancel camping trips in the past because of my
intricate branch structure t hat forms the character of these trees. This may require assuming strange, undignified and uncomDennis Tompkins fortable positions Columnist beneath the tree. The initial targets new growth has occurred. are dead twigs and The best tools are good branches. This dead matequality pruners, a small rial is normal and usufolding type of saw and ally snaps off easily using some grubbies. your fingers. Larger dead The secret to prun- branches should be cut or ing the low-growing lace sawed off. Next, trim out leaf varieties is to work live branches and twigs from the inside out until growing in strange directhe tree’s foliage is thin tions that interrupt the enough to display the
natural “flow” of the foliage. Then, concentrate on thinning out crowded small twigs and branches. When shortening a branch, try to make a cut near a live twig that is pointing the direction you wish the new growth to follow. If removing an entire branch, make the cut were it joins a larger diameter branch or the trunk. Try not to leave stubs because they will die back, become unsightly and may become entry points for decay. Removal of around onethird of the live foliage
daughter’s schedules, but neither of them was driving at the time. Taking my daughter to the airport isn’t a big deal on the day we leave. If the flight is later than we need it to be, we can take her to her friend’s, who is going too, and their mother will take them all. Coming home is a different story. We leave again the day she returns and my daughter doesn’t want to come home from London, after being gone for eight
ity, but their lack of concern for my angst about them growing up. I really dislike Fourth of July; the holiday when otherwise normally sane people get their pyromaniac on. I am frazzled by the end of the day. This year, my husband and I are getting out of town, to a state park, where fireworks are not allowed. In spite of this, my daughters have decided to go to friends’ houses, totally disregarding my fragile state of mind. The problem with
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days, and jump in the RV for a five-day camping trip. Go figure. She’ll probably sleep for five days anyway, so I guess it’s not a big deal. Still, I can’t believe she doesn’t want to be with her mother. Life changes, like camping without your children, should be eased into more slowly. I thought when I approached this time in my life, I’d just be down to one child, not none. It’s not just their schedules that are messing up my real-
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Perhaps the most common problem is that many maples are planted too close to buildings or walkways. They look very innocent when young and small, so be aware of how large a particular variety is expected to grow. Note that some varieties do better in partial or full shade, so read labels and plant a tree where it will best thrive. Environmental problems often cause some raising kids is they get opinions and likes of their own. That’s what we get for encouraging independence by allowing them to drive and providing cars. Regardless, I am going. My nerves and my dog’s nerves depend on it. And it will be the first time camping without the kids, ever. We never just camped for fun before we had kids; we usually only camped during car show events. There will be no car show to entertain my husband,
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SEE ARBORIST, PAGE 18 just he and I, alone, without children. I hope it works out, because I don’t have a backup plan. Gretchen Leigh is a stayat-home mom who lives in Covington. She is still has no backup plan. You can also read more of her writing and her daily blog on her website livingwithgleigh.com or on Facebook at “Living with Gleigh.” Her column is available every week at maplevalleyreporter.com under the Lifestyles section.
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Enter this exquisite home through french doors into a fabuleous living room. Entry is laden with Terracotta tile with Spanish inspirations. Focal point of the living room is the brick full heights fireplace, and soaring ceiling’s featuring opulent windows offering endless views of beautiful Mt. Rainier. Wonderful 3 bedroom Spanish style stucco home perfectly situated on a 1.6 equestrian friendly acres. This home is spirited and expressive, all about making family, friends, and entertaining comfortable and relaxed! Guests are greeted by a courtyard entry, beautifully landscaped, and inviting. 3 bedrooms | 2.5 baths | 2 car attached garage [vehicle parking in barn] | 2590 sq’ | built in 1975 | 1.6 acres | 4 fireplaces | hot tub | wet bar | 5 piece master bath | 3 stall barn | private patio | pasture land | MLS#638674
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1978 – Jim Florez 1979 – Merrill Noble 1980 – Clarence Olsen 1981 – Ray Sippola 1982 – Ellsworth Hackman 1983 – Laudy Dragovich 1984 – Marty Sippola 1985 – George Wytko 1986 – Gus Vollmer 1987 – Fred Miller 1988 – Tony Shay 1989 – Clarence McManus 1990 – Ab Maines 1991 – Earl McDowell 1992 – Art Borell 1993 – Keith Nearhood 1994 – Hank Rice 1995 – Art Willis 1996 – Elwood Bailey 1997 – Carl DeGross 1998 – Russell Plass 1999 – Roy Bowen 2000 – Barney Brady 2001 – Vern Hooper 2002 – Herb Ogle 2003 – P.J. Maras 2004 – Bill Aden 2005 – LeRoy Sonneson 2006 – John Blanusa 2007 – David Calhoun 2008 – Robert “Bob” O’Neal 2009 – Gary and Rod Friese 2010 – Bob Britschgi 2011 – Larry Fairchild 2012 – Ray “Butch” Miller 2013 – Wally Gray 2014 – George Eicher
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Parade kicks off Log Show weekend, competition runs both days The 2014 edition of the Buckley Log Show weekend kicks off at 10 Saturday morning with the traditional parade along Main Street. The annual event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, begins two
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Speed climb: Contestants will climb a 75-foot-tall spar tree and ring the bell in the timed race. Obstacle bucking: Contestants begin on the start log, run across poles over the pond to the main log where they use a chainsaw to cut through a 14-inch alder. Combined times from both days will determine the winner. Horizontal block chop: Contestants will stand astride a 10-inch alder and chop through the log. The top six times will compete in the finals on Sunday. Combined times from both days determine winners. Choker setting: Contestants will begin on the starting log, run across the pond to cross the main log at opposite end of the arena. After crossing the main log, contestants will “shag” a three-quarter-inch choker back over the pond and set it on the start log, attaching the knob into the bell for a qualifying time. The choker must be set for a qualifying time. Double bucking: Contestants will work in teams of two. The saw will be buried to a depth of the teeth in a 12-inch alder log. Time stops when the chip hits the ground. Ax throw: Contestants are allowed one trial throw, then three competitive throws. Using a 6-inch blade or smaller, weighing 2 pounds or more with a handle of 21 inches or longer, an ax will be thrown at a 4-inch bull’s-eye from 20 feet. Splicing: Two-man team splices an eye in a length of cable using Marlin spikes and hammers. The splice must be neat or it will be disqualified. Hot saw, limited: Contestants will use their own stock power saw. The carburetor, muffler and starter rope must be stock. All saw gas for this even is supplied by the
the excitement of competition, everyone can head to River Avenue and the block-long row of vendors offering food and drink, services, gadgets and games. The Log Show competition begins at noon Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday.
Log Show. Modified hot saw: This is a no-point event. Only a firstplace trophy is given. Hot saw, unlimited: This is a no-point event. Contestants may use any modified saw. Tree topping: The climber starts with one spike in tree and one on the ground, climbs 75 feet to top of spar poles and saws through a 7-inch log. Single bucking: Contestants will saw through a 10-inch alder log using a crosscut saw. Standing block chop: Contestants will chop through a 10-inch alder log, first on one side and then on the other. Obstacle pole bucking: Contestants will start at the base of the main log, pick up a chainsaw and start up the pole behind the first line. A second line must be crossed before starting the saw. Contestants will then saw approximately halfway through an 8-inch alder log using the top of the bar, then cut the opposite side using the bottom of the bar. Ma and Pa bucking: Contestants will work in teams of two, one male and one female. Entrants must be at least 18. Crew relay: Logging crews in teams of six compete against each other in a relay. Winners are named Best Crew and there is a perpetual trophy. Obstacle choker setting: Contestants will start at the base of a pole that is perched over the log-rolling pond. Contestants will set a choker between designated points on opposite ends of pole. The time stops when a contestant returns to the log. Log rolling: All preliminaries and finals are Sunday. Wrapper toss: Contestants will set and secure three binders over a load of logs. The time stops when binders are secured and a flag is posted at the back of the load. Contestants will have only one chance to secure a winning time.
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Junior Log Show winners Wooden Ax Toss: ages 3-5 First: Copley Pete Second: Owen Sericolo Third: Maggee Schmitz Wooden Ax Toss: ages 6-7 First: Eric Garrison Second: Graham Stockwell Third: Greg Schmitz Choker Setting: ages 3-4 First: Bo Bruhn Second: Alex Cochran Third: Wade Bruhn Choker Setting: ages 5-6 First: Kyler Koch Second: Maggee Schmitz Third: Connor Durkin Choker Setting: ages 7-8 First: Lena Bishop Second: Sophie Ross-Soler Third: Greg Schmitz Choker Setting: ages 9-10 First: Kody Wiltse Second: Jaxson Skogen Third: Allyson Weingard Choker Setting: ages 11-12
First: Raymond Bishop Second: Dylan Eltz Third: Joshua Howard Choker Setting: ages 13-14 First: Joey Saunders Second: Suzanna Burkett Third Chaise Weingard Choker Setting: ages 15-17 First: Justin Maki Second: Connor Hancock Third: Alec Rasmussen Horizontal Block Chop: ages12-13 First: Dustin Clarke Second: Joey Saunders Third: Chaise Weingard Horizontal Block Chop: ages 14-15 First: Cody Thompson Second: Alec Rasmussen Third: Matt Anderson Horizontal Block Chop: ages 16-17 First: Connor Hancock Second: Brad Flanders Third: Devin Barker
Ax Throw: ages 8-10 First: Julie Satterthwaiee Second: Theo Wamiller Third: Bo Carlson
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First: Royal Snyder Second: Emily Nourse Third: Bobbiesue Burkett Rope Climb: ages 13-14 First: Bethany Pries Second: Suzanna Burkett Third: Kayla Fairley
Log Rolling: ages 11-12 First: Royal Snyder Second: Raymond Bishop Third: Braydon Hancock
Rope Climb: ages 15-17 First: Devin Barker Second: Alec Rasmussen Third: Tyler Rasmussen
Ax Throw: ages 11-13 First: Chaise Weingard Second: Royal Snyder Third: Dustin Clarke
Tree Climbing: ages 14-15 First: Matt Anderson
Ax Throw: ages 14-17 First: Cody Thompson Second: Devin Barker Third: Alec Rasmussen
Tree Climbing: ages 16-17 First: Connor Hancock Second: Brad Flanders Obstacle Pole Bucking: ages 8-10 First: Bo Carlson Second: Wyatt Hodder Third: Evan Deitchler
Rope Climb: ages 5-6 First: Eric Garrison Second Lane Thawsh Third: Zachary Bunker Rope Climb: ages 7-8 First: Mia Peloli-Smith Second: Ellie Britschgi Third: Greg Schmitz
Obstacle Pole Bucking: ages 11-13 First: Royal Snyder Second: Joey Saunders Third: Maysie Britschgi
Rope Climb: ages 9-10 First: Kody Wiltse Second: Bryan Aflleje Third: Bo Carlson Rope Climb: ages 11-12
Obstacle Pole Bucking: ages 14-17 First: Justin Maki Second: Devin Barker Third: Connor Hancock
Log Rolling: ages 13-14 First: Dustin Clarke Second: Chaise Weingard Third: Mason Hix Log Rolling: ages 15-17 First: Connor Hancock Second: Lukas Kruse Third: Brad Flanders Double Bucking: ages 11-13 First: Dustin Clarke/Chaise Weingard Second: Maysie Britschgi/ Joey Saunders Third: Braydon Hancock/ Raymond Bishop Double Bucking: ages 14-17 First: Justin Maki/Gavin Chabot Second: Tyler Rasmussen/ Cody Thompson Third: Ryan Flanders/Brad Flanders
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Recalling 2013 event winners
SPEED CLIMBING 1 – Tyson Hanson 2 – Billy Clinkingbeard 3 – Jake Starky OBSTACLE BUCKING 1 – Tyson Hanson 2 – Billy Clinkingbeard 3 – Leo Thompson HORIZONTAL BLOCK CHOP 1 – Brad Thompson 2 – Jeff Carlson 3 – Dan Clarke CHOKER SETTING 1 – Tyson Hanson 2 – Billy Clinkingbeard 3 – Jase Sellers AX THROW 1 – Leo Thompson 2 – James Murphy 3 – Jay Doty HOT SAW LIMITED 1 – Sonny Frick 2 – Tyson Hanson 3 – Mike Hanson SINGLE BUCKING 1 – Frank Cain Jr. 2 – Kurtis Bowler 3 – Dan Clarke
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TREE TOPPING 1 – Tyson Hanson 2 – Billy Clinkingbeard 3 – Brandon Koch MODIFIED HOT SAW 1 – Sonny Frick/Jake Frick HOT SAW UNLIMITED 1 – Barry Rawson/Dan Clarke STANDING BLOCK CHOP 1 – James Murphy 2 – Billy Clinkingbeard 3 – Brad Thompson OBSTACLE POLE BUCKING 1 – Tyson Hanson 2 – Chris Slyter 3 – Billy Clinkingbeard WRAPPER TOSS 1 – Tyson Hanson 2 – Brad Thompson 3 – Jeff Fetter OBSTACLE CHOKER SETTING 1 – Ryan Lenssen 2 – Chris Slyter 3 – Billy Clinkingbeard LOG ROLLING 1 – Tyson Hanson 2 – Jeff Fetter 3 – Billy Clinkingbeard
DOUBLE BUCKING 1 – Leo and Brad Thompson 2 – Brad Slyter/Jeff Carlson 3 – Darren Breault/Jay Doty SPLICING 1 – Barry Rawson/Sonny Frick 2 – Jeff Fetter/Arthur Fetter 3 – Bud Hanson/Tyson Hanson MA AND PA BUCKING 1 – Arthur Fetter/Kenna Rolston 2 – Sonny Frick/Jessica Frick 3 – Barry Rawson/Tracy Rawson BEST LOAD OF LOGS 1 – Barlett Truck Driver: “Pork Chop” 2 – Wyss Logging Driver: Andy (last name not provided) 3 – Barry Rawson Truck Driver: Wally Gray SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Mike Hanson MOST EFFORT AWARD Mike Truong CREW TEAM RELAY Wyss Logging
Hanson still on top in all-around competition
Every year, excellent loggers and athletes are revealed at the Buckley Log Show. They receive trophies for Most Effort, Sportsmanship, Best Load of Logs, Crew Relay and first, second and third place in the events. One outstanding logger gets a trophy for being the All-Around Logger. Contestants compete for All-Around Logger by receiving points
in each of the events they place in. The contestant with the most points after the two days are up is named All-Around Logger. These are the AllAround Loggers to date: 1976 – Carl Kaszycki 1977 – Carl Kaszycki 1978 – Bill Clinkingbeard 1979 – Elmer Timmons 1980 – Elmer Timmons 1981 – Andy Cunningham 1982 – Elmer Timmons 1983 – Elmer Timmons 1984 – Randy Gabrielson 1985 – Randy Gabrielson 1986 – Pat Hurley 1987 – Dave Flanders 1988 – Dave Flanders 1989 – Dave Flanders 1990 – Jeff Fetter
1991 – Jeff Fetter, Bud Hanson 1992 – Bud Hanson 1993 – Dave Flanders 1994 – Dave Flanders 1995 – Dave Flanders and Sonny Frick 1996 – Dave Flanders 1997 – Dave Flanders 1998 – Tim Gray 1999 – Tim Gray 2000 – Tim Gray 2001 – Tim Gray 2002 – Tim Gray 2003 – Jeff Carlson 2004 – Tim Gray 2005 – Sonny Frick 2006 – Jeff Carlson 2007 – Jeff Carlson and Tyson Hanson 2008 – Jeff Carlson 2009 – Tyson Hanson 2010 – Tyson Hanson 2011 – Tyson Hanson 2012 – Tyson Hanson 2013 – Tyson Hanson
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Congratulations Jalie. YOU ROCK. We’re all so incredibly proud of you. We love you sooooo much. Love, Mom, Dad, Nathan, Grandma & Grandpa Robertson and Grandma & Grandpa Frusti
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Christians want, but to actually live lives to do what God calls us to do as followers of Christ. To actually love our neighbor and not kill them with condemning words or actions or bullets. To actually love God in all diversity, and not just the way we want. To understand that God loves the neighbor we don’t love. That God loves the people we condemn and embraces them with grace. God doesn’t ask much of us. The prophet Micah tells us that God simply wants us to do justice, love kindness and walk humbly in life with our God. Jesus doesn’t give us a
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creation all around us, yet smaller than the smallest blade of grass. God is bigger than the universe, yet small enough to embrace a homeless couple on a park bench. Abundant in all that is provided for us, yet caring enough to cry over a hungry child’s empty bowl. To say that God only can be revealed the way I think is to put God in my personal box to be used as I choose. To judge others the way I want. To love only those I love. That is not God. That is an idol. Perhaps that is the greatest challenge for Christianity in the future. To not make God an idol to do what particular
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For five years I have ers who have commented, had the blessing of sharquestioned, agreed or dising my thoughts about agreed with my articles faith through Church over the years. I can think Corner articles. As I now of nothing more uninput electrons to comspiring than for everyputer screen for my final one to think exactly the Dan Wilson Church Corner article – I same way about God. To Hope Lutheran Church am retiring at the end of believe only one way. To June – I want to thank worship only one way. To The Courier-Herald for experience God only one the opportunity for leaders of the faith way. community to share their varied views of God is God of diversity, revealing the faith through this column. sacred to us in so many different ways. I especially want to thank the many read- Awesome in grandeur and majesty in
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encouraged their friends to star in their masterpiece. This year seven, 10-minute movies have been submitted for consideration of awards. This year the Oscar nominations include a melodrama, a story about retired spies, cooking show, a gardening show, a “cartoon”, a murder mystery, and the Golden Valley Network News. Friday, June 27, the residents, their family and friends will gather in a theatre atmosphere to view the movies and vote for their favorites. Saturday, June 28, the residents will dress in their formal gowns for a walk on the red carpet, have their picture taken by a professional photographer, enjoy a catered dinner, then the
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A summer of reading choices awaits for all ages. Pierce County Library launches its Summer Reading program this Saturday, June 21. It ends Aug. 31. • Adults: Read and Win New this year: Summer Reading for Adults. Explore, create and share to earn a Summer Reading Badge through the library’s new online activity and rewards pro-
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IN THE tative or the Personal REPORTER SUPERIOR COURT OF Representative’s attor- The Bonney Lake CouriWASHINGTON ney at the address stat- er Herald, a division of IN AND FOR THE ed below a copy of the Sound Publishing Inc. is COUNTY OF PIERCE claim and filing the origi- seeking a general asthereof to construct Trail IN THE MATTER OF nal of the claim with the signment reporter with a Wells and Treatment FaTHE ESTATE Court in which the pro- minimum of 1-2 years cility. OF bate proceedings were writing experience and T h e Wo r k u n d e r t h i s ANNIS ROSE MAXEY, commenced. The claim photography skills. This Contract includes the aka ANNIS ROSE must be presented with- position is based out of construction of the Trail BRENDEL, aka ANNIS in the later of: (1) Thirty t h e E nu m c l aw o f f i c e. Wells and Treatment ROSE ALLEN, days after the Personal The primar y coverage Facility, which includes Representative served will be city government, equipping Trail Well No. Deceased. NO. 14-4-00961-8 or mailed the notice to business, sports, gener1 and Trail Well No. 2 NOTICE TO the creditor as provided al assignment stories; with submersible pumps, CREDITORS u n d e r R C W and may include ar ts piping and electr ical, RCW 11.40.030 11.40.020(1) (c); or (2) coverage. Schedule inconstruction of a CMU The personal represenfour months after the cludes evening and/or treatment building, 300 gpm pyrolusite treatment tative named below has date of first publication weekend work. As a Res y s t e m , c h l o r i n e g a s been appointed and has o f t h e n o t i c e. I f t h e por ter for Sound Pubsystem, backwash recy- qualified as Personal claim is not presented lishing, you will be excle pump, backwash re- Representative of this within this time frame, pected to: be inquisitive cycle reservoir, associat- e s t a t e. A ny p e r s o n s t h e c l a i m i s f o r e v e r and resourceful in the e d s i t e wo r k , p i p i n g , having a claim against barred, except as other- coverage of assigned HVAC, electrical, telem- the decedent must, be- wise provided in RCW beats; produce 5 by-line a n d stories per week; write etry and controls, and in- fore the time such claims 1 1 . 4 0 . 0 5 1 stalling approximately would be barred by any 11.40.060. 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All bidding and and filing the original of By: M. Owen Gabriel- team player willing to get i nvo l ve d i n t h e l o c a l construction is to be per- the claim with the Court son, WSBA # 34214 business community for med in compliance in which the probate pro- P.O. Box 890 through publication of with the Contract Provi- c e e d i n g s w e r e c o m - Enumclaw, WA 98022 m e n c e d . T h e c l a i m Attorneys for Executrix/ the monthly journal and sions and Contract must be presented withPersonal Representative daily web jour nalism. Plans for this project and The ideal applicant will a n y a d d e n d a i s s u e d in the later of: (1) Thirty /s/ Johanna M. Stobie thereto that are on file at days after the Personal Executrix/Personal Rep- have a general understanding of local comthe office of the City Representative served resentative merce and industry, eduClerk, City Hall, Buckley, or mailed the notice to # 567018 6/11/14, 6/18/14, 6/25/14 the creditor as provided cation, employment and Washington. under RCW 11.40.020; labor issues, real estate The Proposals will be and development, and p u b l i c l y o p e n e d a n d or (2) four months after TOWN OF SOUTH related public policy. He read aloud shortly after the date of first publicaPRAIRIE tion of the notice. If the or she will have a comthe time and date stated NOTICE OF SPECIAL claim is not presented mitment to community above. Proposals are to COUNCIL MEETING within this time frame, jour nalism and ever ybe submitted only on the form provided with the t h e c l a i m i s f o r e v e r N o t i c e o f a S p e c i a l thing from short, briefContract Provisions. 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Time to dig into season’s final garden chores The end of June is the time for procrastinators to dig into the last of spring’s garden chores. There is still time to buy and plant tomatoes, blueberry plants and herbs for a harvest this summer. Look for already-started transplants of cucumbers, squash, eggplant and peppers. Plant seeds of beans and corn directly into the soil now for a harvest this fall. You can also purchase perennial plants like daylilies, rudbeckia daisies and sedum Autumn Joy and enjoy flowers all summer long and into the autumn months. How low should we mow? My husband loves a closely cropped lawn because he says it looks like a golf course. I do like that look but our lawn gets brown patches in the summer and
the low spots, fertilize in spring and fall and frame your lawn with a nice crisp edge. Closely cropped putting greens are planted Marianne Binetti with a special grass Columnist seed not recommended for homeowners because it I remember reading someplace that lawns should not requires special soil, conbe mowed so low. Did I read stant water and mowing that in your column? D.H., several times a week. Should I buy the Sumner. discount plants Just say no to the low mow in our at the garden center? I am climate. Let the grass grow tempted by the still-bloomto three inches tall and ing petunias spilling out of remove just the top third the pots and some of the once a week. When your shrubs that have finished grass blades are always two flowering but I don’t want inches or taller they will to risk it if these plants will shade out many weeds and just die. K., email. Go ahead and take need less water than a lawn a risk on adopting kept at just one inch tall. A perfectly level lawn will a less-than-perfect plant if give you the look of golf the price is right and you course perfection so fill in like to gamble. Check out
the roots of discount trees and shrubs that look wilted. Healthy roots hold a plant firmly in the pot and are light in color. Don’t invest in plants with rotting roots that wiggle in the pot. Also avoid plants if you suspect insect or disease problems. Petunias still in bloom can be a great investment but you may need to cut back any leggy growth by one third to invigorate these plants. Be sure to loosen any roots on a plant that is overgrowing the container. Geraniums no longer in flower can have a second chance if you think lack of sunlight is the reason they have stopped blooming. Perennials past their flowering prime can be purchased with great expectations for next year. Adopting a plant with special needs can be a challenge with huge returns on
your small investment. Must I take the dead flowers off my huge rhododendrons? Also, when can I prune rhododendrons and azaleas. R.Y., Tacoma. Nope, your rhodos will still flower next year if you don’t deadhead. Removing the old blooms from young rhododendron plants does help them to grow larger. For mature rhododendrons you can use a light rake to remove faded blooms and break off the new growth candles at the same time. Removing the new June growth is an easy way to keep rhododendrons more compact. The best time to prune rhododendrons, azaleas and most other flowering shrubs is right after they finish blooming. The good news is if you prune a healthy shrub at the wrong
time of year, it will forgive you but throw a little fit by withholding the flower display for a year.
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in doing that in our lives all the commandments are fulfilled. Those don’t sound like they are impossible, but for human beings they can seem impossible. Yet through God all things are possible.
possible. Transition housing for homeless – possible. No child or family going to bed hungry – possible. All being welcomed – possible. That is not an opportunity just for Christians. It is an opportunity for people
of all faiths or no faiths. My prayer is that by working and dialoging together, the possibilities will become realities. May God bless you and our communities with the power of possibility.
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