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Business owners worried about cost and loss of history if city renames Sumner-Buckley Highway

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

It may just be a small stretch of road, but ask about renaming a section of the SumnerBuckley Highway at CJ’s Carry Out Deli and you are liable to get an earful from some of the people who have lived in this area their

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entire life. “We have a huge connection to this road.

It’s who we are,� said CJ’s owner Connie Swarthout, who grew up in the area and who’s business is located on the stretch of the Sumner-Buckley that might be renamed. “Leave it the way it is. Find another road.�

With the city council poised to rename the stretch of the Sumner-Buckley Highway that runs from state Route 410 around to Angeline Road as a memorial for veterans and firstresponders, Swarthout and a handful of her customers Friday afternoon were very vocal about maintaining a connection to their past.

Most, including Swarthout, support the idea of honoring veterans and other first-

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The powerhouse at Lake Tapps will be open to the public Saturday as part of the Lake Tapps Centennial celebration. Photo courtesy Bonney Lake Historical Society.

A party 100 years in the making

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

Known as being one of the premier recreational lakes in the region, Lake Tapps began its life in 1911 as a reservoir to turn turbines and generate electricity as part of the White River Project and this weekend the new owners at Cascade Water

Alliance are throwing a party for its centennial.

According to Cascade Communications Director Elaine Kraft, the new owners, who are completing their second year of management of the lake, were going through some files and discovered that this marked the 100th anniversary

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Sumner City Council named five new members to the Sumner Historical Preservation Commission Monday. The new members named were Steve Allwine, Arla Holzschuh, Melony Kirkish, Dale Loseth and Emily Terrell.

The naming of the five is the culmination of the historic preservation ordinance passed almost three years ago, in 2008. The purpose of the law was to highlight historic sites in the community and provide criteria for whether a location could be included in the preservation program.

The Historic Preservation Commission reviews applications from property owners who wish to have their lot located on a local historic register.

The board also reviews proper-

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The free health and safety fair will include more than a dozen booths featuring representatives from East Pierce Fire and Rescue, Department of Natural Resources, the Bonney Lake Police and Pierce County Sheriff ’s Department and others.

The annual open house is an opportunity to showcase programs and services provided by East Pierce Fire and Rescue, including demonstrations by the fire department’s special

knowledge, watch demonstrations of various rescue equipment and purchase and be fitted for life jackets and bike helmets.

Live demonstrations are scheduled throughout the event featuring the use of Jaws of Life. “The highlight every year for most kids is the chance to play firefighter,� East Pierce Lt. Eric McLeroy said. Younger children suit up in pintsize firefighter gear to put out a “fire� and perform a “rescue.� Older children are offered a more challenging course, shooting water from a hose at a

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“It can only help us in getting a memorial built,� he added.

But while there is support for the name change on the city council, many of the 26 businesses on that stretch of responders, but just not on that particular roadway. road do not. “There should be a city street named for veterans, For most, the issue is one of cost and name recognibut this is the wrong street,� said Scott Corliss, a local tion. developer who grew up in the area and now owns the “We have enough trouble with people knowing we’re Kelley Farm (located on the stretch of Sumner-Buckley even here, let alone changing the name of the street,�

Highway in unincorporated Pierce County). “You need said Steve Marks, a partner at B Natural Music. to respect the history.�

Michelle Armstrong, owner of Computer Shack said “You don’t have to destroy something to build someshe had just re-upped her advertising in the phone book thing, especially when there’s a million roads being built and said a name change would hurt her. She also said in Bonney Lake,� Swarthout said. “You give new roads customers have complained about finding the businew names.� ness as it is due to confusion between the The Bonney Lake City Council is road also being called the Old Buckley expected to pass a measure renaming “We have enough Highway. the road during Tuesday’s meeting. The Swarthout also worried about the costs trouble with people idea has been floated in the past, but of changing the name, not only to her Councilmember Mark Hamilton, who knowing we’re here, advertising, but to the city in changing is spearheading the effort, said he was let alone changing the signs and other markers. inspired by the 10th anniversary of the Swarthout called the change a “slap in Sept. 11, 2001, attacks to restart discus- name of the street.� the face� to the small businesses because sions on the matter.

Steve Marks, any money that is spent should be to help The majority of the council agreed with B Natural Music the businesses, not change the names of Hamilton and during the Sept. 20 council roads, though her main concern was the workshop, the council discussed possible history that would be lost. names. While no specific name was decidHamilton said he understood there ed, “Memorial Drive� was a favorite as it could honor would be costs involved in the change that may place a both veterans and other first responders, such as former slight burden business owners and taxpayers, but felt the Fire Chief Dan Packer, whose memorial is also along that cost was negligible. stretch of road. “Frankly, it’s a small price to pay to honor a group “Memorial Drive is a little more encompassing,� said of people who have won so much for this country,� he David Colbeth, president of the Greater Bonney Lake said.

Veterans Memorial Committee and a former combat Jeff Ward, whose State Farm office is located on the engineer in the U.S. Army. stretch to be renamed said he would have to update his Colbeth and his group have been trying to find a locaadvertising, business cards and about 100 websites, but tion in Bonney Lake for a veterans memorial and said admitted the cost was not his top concern. the name change would be a step in that direction. “Not that big a deal,� he said, adding that customers “Finally taking the steps to honor veterans or people often express confusion about the various names for the that have served is wonderful,� he said. “It’s something road now. “I’m willing to do that.� well-needed and well-deserved.

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“We’re really thankful and excited to have these five members,� Community Development Director Paul Rogerson said. “The mayor and I interviewed these folks and they are all very committed to historic preservation and have some

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But Ward said he was not thrilled with a generic name like “Memorial Drive� and said he would prefer the name reflect Bonney Lake, like perhaps be named after a local veteran.

The Bonney Lake city council is expected to vote on the name change during its regular council meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

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Baby Time!

The Sumner Library hosts storytime for children at 10 a.m. through Nov. 16 at the library, 1116 Fryar Ave.

05 04 Wednesday Job Serach resources

Coat Drive for Foster Kids Sleep Country Plus at 9403 192nd Ave. E., in Bonney Lake is collecting coats for foster children through Oct. 30.

The Bonney Lake Library is hosting an event on finding quality job search information on a wide variety of topic at 2 p.m.

Registration is required.

Thursday

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The Puyallup/Sumner Chamber of Commerce holds weekly coffee and doughnuts meetings on Thursdays, from 9a.m. - 10a.m. at the Chamber, 323 N Meridian, Puyallup.

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Homecoming Carnival The annual Sumner High School Homecoming Carnival is scheduled for 3 to 7 p.m. at the High School Commons, 1707 Main St., Sumner.

No school!

Sumner students in all grades get a day off for teacher leadership training. Here’s hoping it doesn’t rain!

So much to do!

From the Lake Tapps Centennial to the East Pierce open house to the Autumn Evening in Sumner, there’s no reason to be bored today!

Come Walk With Me The pink-themed breast cancer fundraiser is back beginning at 9 a.m. at the Old Cannery Warehouse in Sumner.

Football or church?

Check out our church directory on page 9 or simply skip it and head to the Sounder Station to catch a ride to the game!

Scrap-a-day The Bonney Lake Ben Franklin is hosting a scrapbooking class all day. Cost is $25 and space is limited.

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CORNER FROM 6 dad played basketball for a time, too, with the men’s league.

Most of my memories are from time spent at Pete’s Pool or the many city parks. The Boise Creek Sixplex wasn’t on the radar back then.

As my teenage son searched for a job this summer, I thought of parks and recreation.

The Parks and Recreation Department was once a source of employment for high school students, usually athletes. It was a chance to make a bit of money refereeing or umpiring little kids, or adult league games a couple of nights a week. It was a great multi-generational opportunity.

Can you imagine how exciting it was as a third-grader to have the high school basketball star blowing the whistle at your game? Or to find the Hornet who threw a no-hitter Tuesday was standing behind you on the mound Thursday calling balls and strikes?

Alternatively, it had to be a thrill for those high school kids to call fouls on those “legends” in the Pete’s Pool field house who were part of the adult evening leagues. Just think, as a student, you got to rub elbows twice a week with the guy who set the rebound record you were chasing.

Our kids also spent some time in the White River Community Activities Program and I’ve been down to see

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the Sumner-Bonney Lake Parks and Recreation adult leagues for soccer, volleyball and softball. Those guys and gals know how to have a good time.

Kids, and for that matter adults, will find a way to play. As kids, we played tennis and tossed footballs in the middle of our street. We chipped golf balls in the neighbor’s front yard. We played baseball in the field behind our houses; it wasn’t even our pasture and we had to dodge the horses, but you can hit a baseball pretty far on five acres. We played basketball in barns. We even gave archery a shot; not recommended in a small neighborhood.

I enjoy driving by Garrett Park and seeing it teeming with skateboarders and basketball games. I pass by the Enumclaw High tennis courts almost daily and like to see the families, couples and foursomes out using them at all hours.

We live next door to a park, so our kids spent a lot of time there playing football, soccer, golf and basketball. It’s a small park but with the demand for fields and facilities it has become a location for soccer practice now. Like most of the fields in this area, it’s pretty boggy and it doesn’t take much to tear it up. That worries me a bit. It gets a lot of use and we would like to see it continue to get use, but we’d also like to see it remain in tip-top shape.

It makes me think the community should be building more fields and courts, maintaining the ones we have to the highest standards, and creating more experiences for kids and adults to be active and social for free or for a nominal charge.

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The result was a storage basin that held 2.4 billion cubic feet of water, enough to generate 18 million kilowatt hours of electricity in the powerhouse at the base of the hill, which will be open to the public during the celebration. “They need power for

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The band 1928 featuring Bonney Lake Historical Society President Dennis Dhaese (second from right) is scheduled to perform its blend of early 20th century hits during the Lake Tapps centennial celebration Saturday.

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In addition, Winona Jacobsen, author of “Images of the Bonney Lake Plateau,� which contains a chapter on construction of the lake, will also be on hand to sign copies of the book, which will be available for purchase. All proceeds from the sale of the book benefit the Historical Society.

Food and entertainment is also planned for the day, including free picnic food, a taste of birthday cake for all and special activities for the kids, all to the sound of live, old-time music performed by the band 1928.

The event is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Saturday at the Powerhouse, 2111 East Valley Hwy. in Sumner.

Cascade is offering tours of the Powerhouse every half-hour from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Space on the tours is limited and available on a first-come, firstserved basis.

The powerhouse is not an ADA compliant facility and individuals interested in the tour are warned that there are a series of steep staircases and extensive walking on the tour.

The event is free and open to the public.

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The Historical Society is co-sponsoring Saturday’s event and have been involved with creating the exhibits and presentations that will be on display during the event.

According to Dhaese, there will be PowerPoint presentations and slideshows of old photographs as well as maps and other images from the time, showing how the lake was constructed.

Dhaese said the most interesting part will be tours of the powerhouse, which stopped producing power more than a decade ago, but still contains all of the original equipment.

Water still flows through the powerhouse today, as the outfill back into the White River from the lake. “To me it’s kind of amazing to think it’s still operating with the same equipment,� he said.

Kraft said a scale model showing the entire system, from Mount Rainier to Mud Mountain Dam to the diversion flumes to Tapps to the powerhouse will also be on display. “It’s a cool process,� she

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SHS Band preps for festival and fundraiser

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

The Sumner city council couldn’t catch a musical break in September.

The cast of Seven Clever Pirates boarded the Sept.

5 meeting to serenade the council and promote their impending musical.

The latest musicians to command council attention

were members of Sumner High School’s drumline, present to sis-boom-bah support for October’s Sunset Festival of Bands.

“You don’t realize it, but your band performances are really important to Sumner’s town spirit,” Councilman Steve Allsop said.

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Eight schools in Sumner School District continue to fall outside of state Adequate Yearly Progress. However, the district has made significant strides in improving measurable math competency in its students. Graphic courtesy Sumner School District.

A hard road to meet AYP

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

How can a school be distinguished in Washington state and still be found wanting under national standards? It was a question that loomed heavy over the September meeting of

Sumner schools’ board of directors as its members listened to the preliminary Adequate Yearly Progress report for 2011. The district continues to try and pull eight of its campuses and itself in line with expected standards, even as the bars for reading and math continue to rise.

The school in question was Mountain View Middle. Though the campus continues to innovate in technology, pre-programming and engineering courses, it was in Step Four—the second to worst step plan

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Sumner High’s drumline stood at attention for Sumner City Council Sept.

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Bonney Lake grad designs Team Microsoft shirt for autism

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

Drawing from his personal experience, a Bonney Lake High School graduate designed this year’s Team Microsoft t-shirt for the annual Autism Speaks fundraising walk.

Chris Friant, a 2011 BLHS graduate and son of a Microsoft employee, created the design for the shirt based on his lifelong experience with autism.

According to a press release from Microsoft, Friant is a “high-functioning autistic child” and is aware of his “puzzling” abilities. He knows that he is different from other kids and the people he surrounds himself with in life help him put the puzzle of his life together one piece at a time.

In the design, a child is embracing a puzzle piece, one of the symbols of autism awareness. The child is also wearing a backpack with a peace sign on it.

According to the release, the design is based on Firant personal reflections of his life experiences.

Friant won an award from Microsoft for his design. The design will also be placed on a shirt for X-Box. The 2011 Walk Now for Autism Speaks was Sept. 17.

Team Microsoft raised more than $5.5 million during the event.

To comment on this story view it online at www.blscourierherald. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@courierherald. com or 360-825-2555, ext. 5058

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AYP FROM 9 —under the AYP standard. “The national standards... just don’t reflect the quality of our schools,� Board Director Mike Pavlik pondered aloud.

The AYP report is the state’s report card to measure school achievement, as dictated by the 2002 federal No Child Left Behind Act. The report measured results taken from the state’s standardized tests, including the Measurements of Student Progress for grades 3-8, the High School

SUNSET FROM 9 The Sunset Festival will take place Oct. 29, marking the band fundraiser’s third year.

The festival began in 2009 as drumline member Mason Longnecker’s senior project. His goal was to establish a quality marching band field show on campus, and create an educational opportunity for individual band members. The show

Proficiency Exam, and the End-of-Course Assessments, which replaced the mathematics portion of HSPE. Statewide, 24 percent of districts are meeting AYP. Thirty-six percent of schools meet the standards.

The news wasn’t all bleak for the district: at the elementary level, Crestwood, Donald Eismann, Emerald Hills, Liberty Ridge and Victor Falls met or exceeded standards in both reading and math.

All elementary school campuses met math standards and the number of students meeting standards in math rose 15 percent;

is open to bands statewide, and participants have faceto-face interaction with judges.

Mason’s mother, Peggy Longnecker, has helped continue Sunset Festival as president of the Sumner Band Parents Association.

In addition to first through third placings, award categories include Best Music, Best Drum Major, Best Percussion and Best Color Guard.

Participating guest bands this year come from

a heartening jump over what Research and Assessment Director Susie Lynch last year called a continuing hurdle.

Overall, Sumner School District is in Step One, meaning it is just outside AYP. Step One districts and schools must inform parents they have not met AYP for two consecutive years, develop an improvement plan, and allocate 10 percent of their Title 1 Budget to address professional development needs for teachers.

Eight schools within the district are still not meeting AYP—the same number of campuses as last year, but one fewer than at

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Reading standards rose at test time 2011. “We will need to determine what we need to do to meet AYP in reading for 2012,� Lynch said.

Math standards will rise in time for this year’s testing.

2014 is the district’s goal year for reaching 100 percent achievement of standards.

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Auburn Mountainview High School, Bainbridge High School, Bonney Lake High School, Enumclaw High School, Highland High School and Sultan High School.

The Seattle Seahawks’ Blue Thunder drumline will also perform.

To comment on this story, view it online at www. blscourierherald.com. Reach Daniel Nash at dnash@courierherald.com or 360-8252555 ext. 5060.

Plaster named to female recruiting team Rochelle Plaster, an Edward Jones financial adviser in Bonney Lake, has been appointed as an area female recruiting leader for the firm’s women’s initiative in Washington state.

Plaster will lead a group of Edward Jones financial advisers who will work closely

with women in Washington interested in a career with the global financial services firm.

For women interested in learning about this career opportunity, Edward Jones has a website located at www.edwardjones. com/whereibelong.

Think you have the best summer photo?

If you think you have photographic proof that you had the best summer on Lake Tapps, community website I Love Lake Tapps is providing the opportunity to put your pixels where your mouth is.

Shutterbugs are asked to post their photos to I Love Lake Tapps’s Facebook wall at www.facebook.com/ILoveLakeTapps.

Administrators Liz Johnson and Heidi North will move the photos to the contest

Sumner Strengthening Families The free Strengthening Families Workshop is designed to help improve communication skills in families. Six weekly workshops facilitated by trained instructors will strengthen families’ ability to safely and successfully navigate the teen years and prepare for a bright future.

Parents will discuss: What kids this age are like,

photo album, where people can vote on their favorite. “Most of the photos are amazing,�

Johnson said. “I’m shocked we’ve gotten so much participation in such a short period of time and the amount of likes and comments are impressive.�

The winner will receive a $50 gift card to Red Robin.

The contest is open through Oct. 7.

making rules and having consequences, solving problems with youth, and ways to show love and support Children will learn to: handle frustration, resist peer pressure, appreciate parents, recognize strengths, and get along.

Families will discuss family strengths, share in fun activities and solve problems together The Strengthening Families workshop is scheduled from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays from Oct.

4 to Nov. 8 at Emerald Hills Elementary, 19515 S. Tapps Dr. E., in Bonney Lake A free dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. for the entire family. Free childcare for siblings provided at no charge.

During the first hour, parents and children meet separately with their facilitators. During the second hour, parents and children meet together as a family.

To register, call the Puyallup Family Support Center at 253-845-9177.

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The secret to Butterfly Maples? Don’t try so hard Marianne Binetti will give a free talk at 11 a.m.

Saturday at Covington Creek Nursery in Maple Valley. The topic will be “Dirt Cheap Fall Decorating from Your Garden.� Go to www.covingtoncreeknursery.com for directions and more information. A harvest festival, music and plant sale are included.

Every Autumn the garden wakes with a second spring as Acer Palmatum or the Japanese Maples strut their stuff with colorful foliage that can range from bright yellow to carmine red.

Lots of trees show color as the days shorten and the nights grow colder, but what makes the graceful Japanese maple the most popular tree in the Pacific Northwest is what these trees offer besides just

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Shade hapfiery fall color. Japanese p e n e d . maples come in grafted Some varieties of Japanese and tall forms and all maples need bright light have great shapes, fanciful and a few hours of full sun leaves and an adaptable every day to keep their red nature that allows them leaves. Others keep their to grow in soil that ranges red foliage even in full from sandy to clay and shade. In general, maples with green leaves can take locations from shade to full sun better than red sun. leaf maples. The sign of So in honor of a per- sunburn on a maple are fectly behaved tree that leaf tips that turn brown loves to grow in our cli- and dry.

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The problem is some of the branches have leaves that insist on trying to turn solid green. I cut out these wild green branches but then they return. I fertilize, water well and grow this tree in partial shade. Anything else you suggest?

Stop trying so hard. The clue to this mystery is that you fertilize and water well.

When variegated Japanese maples are given too much fertilizer and water they get all lush and crazy and become too lazy to grow those beautiful variegated leaves. A little bit of stress on your plant will keep it in the pink – and green and white.

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But remember that potted trees need more water than trees planted into the ground.

A horse came by and snapped a branch right off my perfectly shaped Japanese maple tree. My neighbor claims I can use duct tape to re-attach the limb. True or false.

True. Japanese maples are so adaptable that when a snow storm or some horsing around damages a branch, you can use duct tape to carefully realign the edges of the bark and, without all the king’s horses or men, put all these pieces

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back together again. Duct tape now comes in different colors so it can blend in with the bark. That’s a good thing because if you don’t remember to remove the tape after a few years it will become part of the tree as the new growth covers the edges. t t t Marianne Binetti has a degree in horticulture from Washington State University and is the author of “Easy Answers for Great Gardens� and several other books. For book requests or answers to gardening questions, write to her at: P.O. Box 872, Enumclaw, 98022.

Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a personal reply.

For more gardening information, she can be reached at her Web site, www.binettigarden.com.

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SWAT bust BL pot growing operation One person was arrested Wednesday following an earlymorning drug bust in Bonney Lake.

According to a press release, members of Metro SWAT served a search warrant early Sept. 21 in the 7700 block of 184th Avenue East.

The warrant was issued by a Pierce County judge based on a narcotics investigation being conducted by the Bonney Lake Police Department’s investigations unit in which police located a marijuana grow operation in the residence.

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Know your Sumner council candidates: Curt Brown

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

This is the second in a series of profiles on candidates in the Sumner city council race. Brown’s opponent, Melony Kirkish, was interviewed for the Sept. 21 issue of the Courier-Herald.

You’ve served on the city council for eight years.

Can you think of a piece of legislation that’s come across your desk that held particular significance for you?

From Restricted Parking Zones, to sign codes, to zoning, to church expansions, they all are significant to me. Some take much more time and information to make decisions on but they all are important. I always want to hear from the people directly affected, indirectly and hear from the professionals who work for the city before making any decision.

As an educator, do you think your role in the classroom has benefited you as a councilman? How? This year is my 29th year in the Sumner School District. I’ve taught at all three levels and have heard from many students, administrators, staff and parents about things they appreciate or would like to see changed in Sumner.

This information is helpful to understand what direction many community members would like to see Sumner move toward or continue with.

Do you try to impress the importance of civic awareness on your students?

Students don’t realize how involved they can get in the community and/or take a stand for something they believe in. Our schools do a good job in getting students involved in volunteering in various aspects in the community and it’s impor-

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How did you find your way to public office in Sumner?

A few years back our family was being affected by the increased growth of pipe stem housing in the downtown. We had one developed next door and then they were being proposed behind us. We have an older home in the downtown area of larger lots and we became concerned about how pipe stem housing would affect existing home owners including us with houses behind houses.

So I took my concerns to council meetings and that is how it all began. I wanted to be involved. The council before me did a good job creating requirements that would let pipe stem housing and existing home owners coincide.

What is your family dynamic like? How would you describe your approach to marriage and parenting?

There is nothing more I love than my family! My wife and I met in ninth grade at Sumner Junior High. We started dating our Senior year at SHS and

eventually married 5 years later after we finished college and have now been married 30 years. We have two awesome boys who are now 24 and 26. My/our approach to marriage and parenting is: love, trust and communication.

Do you have any hobbies?

I used to be an avid hunter, but since I’ve been coaching football I can’t find the time in the fall and get everything done I need to do. I enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, and vacationing as a family.

You were born in Puyallup, so you’ve lived close by from an early age; but how did you come to settle in Sumner specifically?

I would have been born in Sumner, but we had no hospital so it was in Puyallup. My parents moved from Enumclaw to Sumner in 1956 to a home on Thompson St. and I grew up there. After Lori and I married, we wanted to continue to live in Sumner, the place we knew and enjoyed growing up. We wanted to have our children grow up in the same environment that we thought was a great one as we did, which includes the community and schools. We started

in a small home and later moved up like many people do.

Which city issues are closest to your heart?

What’s most important to you?

These two questions have the same answer. The first importance would be safety.

I have always felt safe in my 52 years here. I can’t imagine anything else or having to worry while walking up town or anywhere else in Sumner. The citizens and police do an excellent job looking after us. Next, I am very interested in keeping the lifestyle and character we have come to appreciate with the community involved parades, festivals, gatherings etc. This is so important and will be challenging with the pressures of growth we continue to have. I’d like to see more sidewalks, the trails completed, continued balanced budgets, solve parking issues and more single family homes on a variety of lot sizes. I would like to see the town center plan up and going. That would include small retail and grocery topped with condos at the Red Apple sight, but the economy is in control at the current time.

How would you describe your personal political

philosophy?

Wow, (I) never really thought of having a political philosophy. I’m involved to keep Sumner the way we love it and change in ways that the community will enjoy and benefit from. I believe in listening to all angles of an issue before making any decisions. I would consider myself a “listener�.

As an incumbent, do you feel you need to spend much effort campaigning?

Campaigning is an important part of running for office. Incumbent or not I need to campaign.

Even though I’ve been here a while many have not and they need to read or hear about my views.

How do you keep your ear to the ground regarding the issues important to the people of Sumner?

I feel it is important to understand the issues citizens feel are important. If I’m going to represent the community, I need to listen to them. Making any decision involves the community’s voice. I get emails, calls and have conversations with people all the time. I would encourage them to continue this.

Reach Daniel Nash at dnash@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555 ext. 5060.

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Fall is just around the corner!

Man with gun forces lockdown at two schools

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

Mountain View Middle School and Bonney Lake High School were locked down Friday morning after students reported seeing a man with a gun just off school grounds.

According to a press

African American male in his 20s, about 6-feet tall with a medium build and wearing a dark sweatshirt and black shorts.

The subject reportedly fled on foot, once seen by the students.

Both Mountain View Middle School and nearby Bonney Lake High School

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release form the Bonney Lake Police Department, officers were dispatched to Mountain View at approximately 8 a.m.

Two students reported seeing an man holding a pistol near a wooded area just outside the school’s perimeter fence. The man was described as an

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were placed in lockdown conditions by school officials. BLPD Officers arrived in the area and with assistance from Pierce County Sheriff ’s Deputies, conducted area checks around both schools.

No suspect was located and no other citizens in the area reported seeing any subject matching the provided description.

Both schools returned to normal conditions upon completion of the area checks.

The area between the two schools includes a wooded area with a series of trails that connect to surrounding neighborhoods. Police in the past have received multiple reports about incidents in the woods, but it has been calm in recent years.

Any persons with information on this incident are requested to contact Bonney Lake Police.

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Welcome to Buckley Veterinary Hospital’s monthly column. Beginning with this month’s issue, we hope to provide readers with insight on community pet health and shed light on issues you and your pet may be dealing with. It is our aim to provide another outlet for our doctors and staff to help educate the community on their four-legged family members. Please send questions, comments, or suggestions for future columns to us at info@buckleyvet.com to be showcased in future columns.

This month Dr. Susan Libra will touch on the importance and perseverance of the human-animal bond and keeping your pets acclimated to changes around your home throughout the year.

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Hawkeye’s canine instinct of loyalty is shared by all

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Tough choice: a cat or a dog Few acts are more selfless than adopting a pet.

Particularly in these trying economic times, making the emotional and financial commitment to a pet is an admirable decision.

As admirable as that decision can be, it can also be difficult. Prospective adoptees, be it singles, young married couples or families, must decide which type of pet they want to adopt. For most, the decision boils down to cats or dogs. Both cats and dogs make wonderful pets, but those considering adoption should know what they’re getting into before deciding to adopt Morris or Fido.

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love attention and social interaction. The misconception about cats as loners likely stems from the comparison between cats and dogs. Though cats typically don’t need as much attention from their owners as dogs, cats do require some daily play time with and affection from their own-

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Change can be very stressful for dogs. During this fall season many of us experience change through new activities, different schedules and family members leaving for short or long periods of time to school or college. When family or pack members leave and leave them behind it’s common to see unwanted changes in behavior, such as destructive actions, barking nonstop, pacing, excessive jumping, or even biting.

These frustrating changes often stem from separation anxiety, boredom, unused energy and the lack of a personal safe spot or “den� that they can go into to await our return.

There are specific things we can do to help our pets smoothly and successfully make the transition to a new routine, ideally beginning several weeks before

the change.

A good place to start is providing a smaller space or den where they can feel safe and relaxed. For indoor dogs, train them to a crate, bathroom or laundry room. With time they may seek it out on their own even when everyone is at home.

For outdoor dogs a covered kennel close to the house sets up a similar atmosphere.

Keeping a few appropriate toys available to play with can occupy them when they aren’t sleeping.

Rotate toys once or twice a week for variety. Consider puzzle toys that will allow treats or kibble to be placed inside requiring some energy to get the food out.

Dogs are very good at observing cues from us telling them we are about to leave, which can be triggers for anxiety. Dissolve the triggers by mixing up your getting ready to leave routine.

Change the order of what you do and when you do it. In addition, perform any of those cues at random other times of day, night and on weekends. Gather

belongings as if you were leaving, including when you normally leave, exit the house and then enter right back into the house. Also exit different doors, don’t exit at all, and vary the length of time you are out of the

“When family or pack members leave and leave them behind it’s common to see unwanted changes in behavior.� house.

Another approach is to help them start adjusting by ignoring them five to 10 minutes both before you leave and when you come home. Make no eye contact during this time and not until they have calmed down when you return. Rewarding only calm and controlled behavior with your attention is the goal – never undesirable behavior like excessive excitement or

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Finally, remember that dogs use voice tone to communicate praise and correction. Phrases comforting to us in higher voice tones, like “It’s OK� when we leave or come home, reinforces to them that their behavior has your approval. It’s best to not say anything while ignoring them for the five or 10 minutes, then talk in normal voice tones. Again, always reward only calm, controlled behavior with eye contact, our attention and higher voice tones.

Regarding our feline house mates, recent research from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine documents that routine change can trigger behavior typical of ill cats – appetite decrease, vomiting and not using the litter box among others. Findings suggest that consistency with time of feeding, location of litter boxes and regular playtime can be helpful in preventing these unwanted activities. Additionally, make sure they

have a comfy, warm, secluded place to curl up; rotate toys; offer and rotate perches of different heights; provide tunnels/ structures of various shapes and sizes; get them used to first short then longer periods of time alone; and mix up your departure cues which they are so very good at noticing.

Using these few thoughts and resources like Bark Busters (www.BarkBusters.com) and local trainers (Lori McKenna at www.custompets.com) you can go a long way toward helping your dog and cat move through fall routine changes, like Hawkeye pictured above, calmly and relaxed.

Please consult your veterinarian at your dog’s, or cat’s, exam if you have reservations about their behavior or training.

Education and prevention is key. Join us next month to discuss weight management and read how to determine the body condition of your pet and a proper diet.

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Saturday October 1, 2011

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White River Project & Lake Tapps Centennial

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The White River Project, including Lake Tapps and the Powerhouse, is 100 years old this year!

Learn more about the History of the White River Project, including Lake Tapps and the Powerhouse

Members of the Greater Bonney Lake Historical Society (BLHS) have prepared displays and a slideshow of historic photos of the White River Project. Along with BLHS members, retired PSE employees and Cascade staff will be on hand to talk about the project and answer your questions. Images of the Bonney Lake Plateau,

by Winona Jacobsen, will be available for sale along with the BLHS’s new 2012 calendar. The book has a full chapter on the White River Project. Sales of the book and calendar benefit the BLHS.

Tour the Powerhouse

Tours begin every half-hour, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. Space on the tours is limited and available on a first come basis by signing up at the event. The Powerhouse is not an ADA compliant facility. Individuals interested in going on the tour should be aware that there are a series of steep staircases on this tour, as well as extensive walking.

Ed Berg and his son Bob enjoy an outing in June of 1928 on Lake Tapps near one of the original trestles used in building the lake. Ed Berg served as editor of the Enumclaw Herald from 1927 to 1932.

(Photo: Dave Berg)

Enjoy food and entertainment Enjoy live old time music by the band “1928,” fun activities for kids, free picnic food, and a taste of Centennial birthday cake for all. And be sure to visit the Bonney Lake Chamber of Commerce at their booth at the event, too!

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In 2009 a project was undertaken by the City of Bonney Lake together with the Greater Bonney Lake Historical Society. The goal was to place permanent markers on historical sites in the Bonney Lake area.

The project was to be funded by a grant from the Pierce County Preservation Commission with matching funds from the City of Bonney Lake. After considerBonney Lake Mayor Neil Johnson is joined by county repreing many types and sentative Julia Park and members of the Greater Bonney Lake styles of markers, it Historical Society at a monument Dedication Ceremony held was decided that in September of 2009. (Photo: Dennis Dhaese) the base of the monuments would ing industry in the area. Location: Intersecbe constructed of large boulders of local tion of 192nd Ave. E. and Old SumnerWilkeson sandstone which is widely Buckley Hwy. known for its beauty and durability. Mem4. Native American Gathering Place bers of the Bonney Lake Historical Society Designates the site where Native Ameriand city employees went to the Wilkeson can Tribes from East and West of the CasSandstone quarry and selected suitable cade Mountains met to trade and interact. boulders which were then prepared using Location: On 192nd Ave. E. West of the a large rock cutting saw to smooth the fac- Target store. es and level the bases. A metal working 5. Kelley Farm firm was called upon to produce the 18 x Explains the history of one of the first 24 stainless steel plates which would be homesteads in the Bonney Lake area. mounted on the prepared boulders. These Location: near 198th Ave. and Old plates include text describing each site as Sumner-Buckley Hwy. well as a photo or drawing of the marker 6. Swiss Sportsmen’s Club subject. The monuments would be placed Tells a brief history of the Swiss hall and on the sites by city crews and then coated rifle range. Location: 9205 198th Ave. E. with a “graffiti proof� coating. Although 7. Church of the Nazarene many historic sites in the area could have Designates the first church in Bonney Lake. been eligible for historic marker status, the Location: 7410 Myers Rd. E. following ten sites were chosen by commit- 8. Ken Simmons Resort tee to be highlighted. It is the hope of all Placed near the site of a popular waterinvolved in this project that these markers front tourist resort on Bonney Lake. Locawill serve to educate and spark interest in tion: Ken Simmons Park on 74th St. E. the community regarding the rich history of 9. Lake Tapps the Bonney Lake area. The markers were Briefly explains the history of Lake Tapps. placed on the following sites: Location: In Allan Yorke Park at the 1. Bonney Lake Town Hall intersection of Bonney Lake Blvd. and W. Illustrates and explains the small structure Tapps Hwy. that once served as Bonney Lake’s first 10. Skystone town hall.

Speculates on the origin and purpose of a Location: On Old Sumner-Buckley Hwy. in large carved stone thought to be associatfront of current Public Safety Building ed with celestial movement. Location: On 2. Naches Trail 176th Ave. E. off of Rhodes Lake Rd. E. in Features a map of the approximate route Naches Terrace housing development. of the Naches immigrant trail as it passed through Bonney Lake. Location: IntersecA map showing a self guided tour of the tion of Church Lake Rd. E. and Old above sites can be found on the Bonney Sumner-Buckley Hwy. Lake city website, at the Bonney Lake City 3. Perfield Hop Farm Hall, the Chamber of Commerce office Placed at the site of one of Pierce County’s in Harborstone Credit Union or from the last remnants of a once great hop growGreater Bonney Lake Historical Society.

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Lake Tapps: Looking back and looking forward, Lake Tapps is a community and regional treasure What is Cascade’s vision of Lake Tapps for the future? Water for people, water for fish and water for fun.

One hundred years ago, those individuals charged with bringing electricity to the region had a vision.

The project, built by Stone & Webster for the Pacific Coast Power Company, Lloyd Warren, Chair included creating a new lake from diverted water from the White River in Buckley through a series of flumes and basins. Four natural lakes – Crawford, Kirtley, Church and Tapps – were flooded to create the Lake Tapps we know today. This serves as a reservoir – as well as one of the region’s most magnificent recreational lakes.

White River Project Centennial The engineering marvel that became the White River Project is now 100 years old. There was not even a town on the entire plateau until Bonney Lake incorporated in 1949 almost 100 years after the first settlers filed their Donation Lands Claims in the newly designated Washington Territory, the Bonney Lake Historical Society tells us.

The project the Pacific Coast Power Company (today Puget Sound Energy) envisioned 100 years ago made possible the community as we know it today. Although power produc-

Lake Tapps Today Healthy and Safe for the Community

tion was halted almost a decade ago, that beautiful gem of a lake remains. Cascade was honored to purchase this lake in 2009 to provide future municipal water supply.

Lake Tapps: Future regional water supply: The state has given Cascade permission to use Lake Tapps as a municipal drinking water source. This may not be needed for decades, but it provides the region with the first new drinking water source in decades.

In an agreement signed with the Lake Tapps homeowners, Cascade ensured the lake will remain full in the summer months for ongoing recreational activities.

Cascade’s plan for the future is just as strong and clear as the pioneers of 100 years ago.

Cascade will provide drinking water to its members, ensure the surrounding communities also have water for drinking, leave water in streams for fish and ensure the recreational aspects and lake levels of today will be there for generations to come.

What is Cascade’s vision of Lake Tapps for the future? Water for people, water for fish and water for fun. Our goal is to create a lasting legacy for the region by not only ensuring safe clean and reliable water to our members in a cost-effective and environmentally responsible manner, but also as an entity to be a model for regional cooperation and effective public resource management.

As a community, we will continue working together to ensure our collective vision of keeping this beautiful lake as it has been for almost 100 years – a magnificent regional gem – remains a reality.

It’s been almost two years since Cascade officially became the owner of Lake Tapps in December 2009, and since that time we’ve been busy making sure the lake is safe and clean for the community. Here’s just a sample of some of the projects we’ve been working on in the past two years.

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BONNEY LAKE POLICE BLOTTER

All Pierce Transit service east of Meridian in Puyallup ends Sunday. For weeks, the affected stops, which include all bus stops in Sumner and Bonney Lake except the route from the Bonney Lake Park and Ride to the Sumner Sounder Station, have had yellow hoods making the announcement. Pierce Transit will remove the stops and benches in the next few months. The decision came after the failure of a Pierce Transit bond proposal that would have raised sales tax, but still meant a loss of some services to East Pierce County. For more information on the routes affected visit http://www.piercetransit.org/october/local-route-resource. htm. Photo by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

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Bonney Lake Cross Country

Hard defeat for Panther pacers

By John Leggett Staff Writer

When the Bonney Lake Panther cross country squad visited Enumclaw’s course last week, both the boys and girls went down to defeat, losing 18-45 and 18-43, respectively.

The first Bonney Lake runner to cross the finish line in the boys race was Ryan McGraw, third overall with a time of 18 minutes, 43 seconds.

In the girls race it was Sierra Espinal crossing the finish line in third place as well, with a clocking of 21:28. Behind her were Haley Thierault in seventh, Yodi Lawes in 10th, Madisen Liddle, 11th, and Hope Dickson in 12th.

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Lincoln falls to Panthers 55-47 Sparts still all Sumner Girls Soccer

By John Leggett Staff Writer

More than 1,000 yards of offense resulted in more than 100 points Friday as high-powered Lincoln High visited Sunset Chev Stadium to mix it up with the unbeaten Panthers of Bonney Lake High in a nonleague outing.

The 4-0 Bonney Lake football crew is accustomed to nail biters this season and remained calm under fire, prevailing 55-47.

As the last few minutes ticked off the clock, BLHS senior ball carrier Joey Surber, who was filling in for an injured E.J. Harris, culminated one last Panther scoring surge by following a wall of escorts to find paydirt from four yards out.

Bonney Lake was able to overcome the individual performance of Lincoln running back Emmanuel Thompkins, who scored four touchdowns and ran for more than 200 yards.

“The guys on my defense have been there before though and when it really counted in the late going of the game and they had to make a defensive stand, they accomplished that,” Panther coach Chad Barrett said.

As BLHS has proven time and time again though, sometimes the best defense is a good offense, because as Lincoln discovered, in the waning moments of this thriller after falling behind 20-19 at halftime, it is difficult to put points on the board when you do not posses the pigskin.

Once Bonney Lake’s stalwart offensive linemen, including Jake Nash, Neko Reynon and Taylor Mack, figured out how to hold Lincoln at bay, Panther quarterback Chris Brown was able to carve up the Abes’ secondary.

“Those big boys up front did a great job, giving me time

Bonney Lake Football

roses, no thorns

By John Leggett Staff Writer

Quarterback Curt Brown looks for an open receiver during the match against Lakes. Brown racked up five touchdowns and 400 yards passing.

Photos courtesy Brian Nelson/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

to throw,” Brown said, after a game in which he completed 25 of 40 aerials for 415 yards and five touchdowns.

“We have to be able to count on every member of this group to play their best possible offensive and defensive football for 48 minutes every night,” Barrett said, looking ahead to a series of South Puget Sound League 3A games.

The Panthers will get an extra day to scheme for their critical first SPSL 3A challenge of the season, when they will come face-to-face with a 3-1 Auburn Mountainview contingent at 7 p.m. Saturday at Auburn Memorial Stadium.

The Lions outplayed Yelm 29-12 last week.

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Things just keep coming up roses for the 4-0 Sumner High girls soccer squad.

After demolishing Clover Park 10-0 earlier in the week the Spartan booters visited Washington High’s stadium Thursday and blanked the Patriots 12-0 in South Puget Sound League 2A action to remain undefeated in league play.

Sumner was nearly unstoppable as the Patriots endured a bar-

rage of 25 shots on goal during the course of the encounter, but in addition to that, SHS featured the stingy play of freshmen netminders Abby Smith and Jamie Lang, who accounted for their third shutout of the campaign.

Sumner was looking to keep its league mark untarnished this week as it faced Fife, also undefeated, Tuesday night; results for that one arrived too late to report here.

Sumner will travel to Steilacoom Thursday evening and host Franklin Pierce Tuesday.

Parent Pride Golf Tournament The Bonney Lake High Panther Parent Pride Golf Tournament is set for Oct. 22 at High Cedars Golf Club in Orting.

The tournament, with a 9 a.m. shotgun start, will help the nonprofit Panther Parent Pride organization raise funds for BLHS golf equipment.

The cost is $65 per person and includes cart and dinner. Dinner-only tickets are available for $10. Hole sponsorships are available for $50.

Call Lisa Edwards 253-862-2043 or e-mail ljedwards82@comcast.net for tickets or questions.

It’s a two-man best ball format with prizes for teams finishing first through third. There will also be co-ed awards for closest to the pin and longest drive.

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Evening unravels against Steilacoom

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play and that was my fault and it won’t happen again,�

Ross said. “The passion and fire was gone and that’s my job. We’ve got to find it this week.�

Despite the miscues, the Spartans were in it and could have won.

The defense played well with sophomore Austin Stipland racking up 13 tackles and blocking a couple of passes.

Quarterback Aaron Clark got the Spartans on the board in the first quarter on a 1-yard keeper and Dave DeVries put the pointafter through the uprights.

Steilacoom stayed ahead with a 12-point opening quarter, then added six more in the second and third quarters for victory.

The Spartans’ Lokai Kamau bobbed and weaved 68 yards on the option and into the end zone for six in the third period with Clark taking the pigskin across

No place like a home game

By John Leggett Staff Writer

Sumner Volleyball

There was no place like home for the Sumner High volleyball squad last week as it was able to overcome league enemy Steilacoom 3-2.

The Spartan six-pack, which had failed to claim a South Puget Sound League 2A victory going into Thursday’s home confrontation with Steilacoom, managed to emerge victorious in the SPSL 2A volleyball wars as it toppled the Sentinels 25-13, 27-25, 24-26, 13-25 and 15-8.

Rallying the troops was senior setter

Sara Huette, who not only recorded 28 assists, but additionally sent seven service aces.

Karissa Smith came up with 25 digs and Hayley Steinman went on a killing spree, burying a dozen daggers into the heart of the Steilacoom defense.

Sumner played Eatonville in SPSL 2A action Monday evening, with results arriving too late to report here, and will welcome unbeaten White River at 7 :15 tonight, Wednesday.

Sumner Girls Swimming

Kressler wins 100 butterfly

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

The Sumner High swimmers outpaced Eatonville 92-77 in a road meet. “The best part was definitely watching the girls swim events they normally don’t swim,� coach Dana Powers said.

The 200-yard medley relay teams came back with first, third and fourth placings.

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Alejandra Castro went first and third, respectively, in the 200 freestyle. Castro dropped a second off her best time in the event.

The 200 individual medley saw Sami Hendricks and Alicia Ditty take first and second.

Ashley Huyhn, Lizzie Kresler and Nicole Stoneback took first, fourth and sixth in the 50 freestyle.

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Overall, the girls swam slower than usual, but Powers assured them in a post-game e-mail that they would get faster in October.

The girls will face Eatonv i l le aga in Thursday.

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Bonney Lake Girls Soccer

Panthers’ everexpanding record gets a little bigger

By Kevin Hanson

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It was a sign of an evening unraveling when Sumner High sent the snap from center sailing over the punter’s head Friday night.

It didn’t get better when the Spartans fumbled another snap on fourth down, inches from the goal line in a 24-15 league loss to Steilacoom. “We had a number of turnovers and squandered a number of opportunities,� coach Keith Ross said. “We struggled through the game.� “We didn’t show up to

the line for the 2-point conversion to make it to 18-15. “We had two chances to get out of there with a win,�

Ross said. “We just couldn’t capitalize.�

Offensively, Kamau added another 200-plus yards to his growing rushing totals.

The Spartans, 2-2 overall, 1-1 in SPSL 2A, take on 0-2 Clover Park Friday for Homecoming. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. at Sunset Chev Stadium.

The Spartans are in a four-way tie for third with Eatonville, Fife and Steilacoom. Franklin Pierce and White River lead the league at 2-0. Clover Park suffered a 24-19 to Franklin Pierce Friday. “Clover Park beat us in the last couple seconds and it’s Homecoming,� Ross said. “It’s a big week for us. Our goal is still to win the league and get into the playoffs. We’re just taking a different path. It will be a test to see if we can rebound.�

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The Bonney Lake Panthers ran their season record to an impressive 6-0 with a pair of shutouts last week.

The numbers show the team’s dominance. Aside from posting four shutouts in six games, the Panthers outscored their opponents 18-2.

The Panther girls exploded for a 5-0 victory at Yelm Thursday night as five players cracked the scoring column. Registering goals were Megan Riggs, Alicia Bowman, Lindsey Hanbidge, Carly Mingo and Karissa Burnett.

The team’s fifth victory of the season came Sept. 20 in the form of a 2-0 win over Eastside Catholic on the Panthers’ home turf. Bonney Lake jumped on top early thanks to a goal by Madi Adams and sealed the win in the 62nd minute when Megan Riggs scored.

After dispatching a half-dozen nonleague foes, the Panthers slipped into South Puget Sound League 3A play this week. Tuesday, Bonney Lake hosted Decatur.

Thursday, the team travels to take on Auburn Riverside.

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Sumner Cross Country

Spartan cross country cleans up at Sprinker

By John Leggett Staff Writer

The Sumner High cross country gang cleaned up last week, beating Fife and Washington’s boys and girls on the 3.1 mile Sprinker Recreational Center Course.

While the boys nipped the Patriots 27-28 largely thanks to first and third place showings from Coltin Tanner and Cory Brandt, who cross the finish line

with clockings of 17 minutes, 34 seconds and 17:55, respectively. These efforts as well as Shaun LaVigne’s seventh place finish, 18:39, were also good enough to whip the Trojans of Fife 21-34.

On the girls side of the race, Sumner crushed Fife 23-33 and trimmed Washington 21-35. Gabby Phelps got stung by a wasp, but reached deep down inside to finish first in 20:27.

Abi Hensler came in second at 21:29 and teammates Natasha Wilson and Robi Long were fifth and sixth.

Sumner participated in the annual Seaside Race over the weekend but those times were unavailable.

To comment on this story view it online at www.courierherald.com. Reach John Leggett at jleggett@courierherald.com. or 360-8252555 ext. 5054.

Sumner High School Honor Society and ASB clubs will host carnival style-booths for children and families immediately after the homecoming parade. Booths include a pie-throwing, ring toss, cotton candy, and face painting.

The carnival is in conjunction with the Sumner High School Homecoming Parade and Football game on Sept. 30.

Homecoming Parade 4:30 p.m.

Main Street in Sumner Homecoming Carnival 5 p.m.

Sumner High School Gym and Courtyard, 1707 Main Street in downtown Sumner Homecoming Football Game Sumner Spartans vs. Clover Park at Sunset Chev Stadium 7 p.m. kick-off

Bonney Lake Patriots Meeting Oct. 6 The next regular meeting of the Bonney Lake Patriots will take place at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 6 at the Cedar Ridge Retirement Center, 9515 198th Ave. E. in Bonney Lake.

Pierce County Councilman Dan Roach will discuss the county budget and redistricting, specifically how it impacts the Bonney Lake and Sumner areas.

A question-and-answer period will follow.

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but still on top of the game Staff Writer

It was another good week for the Sumner High boys golf team, though not without its drawbacks: the Spartans broke a seasonlong winning streak in its three-way Thursday match against Franklin Pierce and Washington High School at Brookdale in Tacoma.

The Spartans lost 67-64 to Franklin Pierce, but defeated Washington High 64-38. Individually, Carson Dunham came out on top of the whole lot as the competition medalist.

Earlier in the week, the team beat Fife 52-32, with Austin Spanier coming away as medalist.

The girls golf team

A rough stuff kind of week

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

BLHS Golf

Bonney Lake High’s girls golf team faced Decatur Sept. 20 and came up short -- five strokes short. The Panthers lost to the Gators 156-137, with a stroke count of 291-296.

Megan Charron led the Panthers by shooting 43 for 29 points, and scores ranged to 53 strokes and 19 points each by Whitney Wilcox and Lindsey Fisher.

In the end the Gators’ good outweighed its bad enough to push them over the top.

The Panther boys didn’t have it any easier, losing to Decatur 68-46.

“They were disappointed

because we knew it was a match we could win if we played well,” coach J.D. Rushton said.

Kash Kolterman was two strokes away from being medalist owith 42 strokes and 12 points.

Other leading scorers were Thomas Davidson with 45 strokes and 9 points, and Jacob Rash and Taylor Dow had 8 points each.

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SHS Golf wasn’t so fortunate against Franklin Pierce and Washington, losing 82-30 and 38-30, respectively.

The silver lining is that the team showed drastic improvement in just two days. Their Sept. 20 match against Fife came out 49-10.

“Our girls really showed signs of growth on the golf course this week at Brookdale, even though the scores don’t reflect that yet,” coach Shane Patrick said.

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$319,000

Beautiful Custom Built Home! This wonderful home sits on a secluded shy 5 acre parcel and features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a guest room, den and bonus room. Some of the custom features are: an efficient Lennox fireplace insert, glazed maple cabinets with soft close doors and drawers, double oven, generous use of granite, hardwood and travertine, luxurious master with jetted tub, large covered patio with pine soffits and more! You must see this home!

$329,900

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528816

Well-built, clean home on shy 3 acre parcel with a 24X52 shop and nice view of Mt. Rainier. Home features cedar siding, newer roof, hardwood floors, wood wrapped windows, custom cabinets with pull-outs, custom built-in roll top desk, spacious rec room and heat pump. There are 2 bedrooms on the main level and master upstairs with a 5 piece master bath which includes a jetted tub. The property is level, nice pasture that would be great for animals. Shop has 10X11 insulated doors and 12’ ceiling.

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Mountain View Home on 5 beautiful acres with a 60X52 barn/shop. Home features hardwood floors, heat pump, remodeled kitchen, luxurious master suite with 5 piece bath and walk-in closet, open floor plan, rec room and a large deck to enjoy the views. Great pasture land is suitable for horses. Terrific location!

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To earn this certificate, the elected official earns 30 credits by attending a variety of AWC-sponsored municipal workshops. The Advanced CML Award adds an additional 30 credits of municipal leadership workshops and an extra dimension of service on community or intergovernmental boards, committees and councils.

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