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OPINION | Roegner: Some campaigns are ‘bloodier’ than others [4] Johnson: Let your children ask questions about sex [4] CRIME BLOTTER | Victim gets gaming device stolen after saying no to pot [3] PUBLISHER’S NOTE | Kudos to the city for helping with sand sculpting event [6]

SPORTS | Football: Thomas Jefferson WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2011 finally enters the postseason [10]

CALENDAR | Don’t miss the Howl-O-Ween Dog Party at French Lake Park [7]

Marine finds therapy in writing County fights for Boeing 737 Elwin Hart will be keynote speaker at Veterans Day event

and recovery.

A driving force behind the alliance’s creation is the With the Next Gencompetition the Renton 737 eration 737 flightline as his production plant will face backdrop, King County to build the newest member Executive Dow Constantine of Boeing’s 737 family, the brought together leaders 737 MAX. of all stripes who will Boeing is expected work to keep proto make its decision duction of the 737 next year about REGIONAL in King County. where to produce Building airthe modified 737, planes “is in our which will have a DNA,” Constantine highly fuel-efficient told a news conference new engine. Boeing has overlooking the Renton been clear about keeping its Municipal Airport on Oct. options open.

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Renton Mayor Denis Law The 16 leaders from busi- said the city believes there ness, labor, education and is plenty of room at the local government are now Renton production plant to part of the King County build the 737 MAX. Aerospace Alliance, a “We must work together regional effort to strengthen to support Boeing, its supan already strong aerospace pliers and the aerospace industry that’s a key to the industry as a whole, and region’s economic vitality [ more BOEING, page 14 ]

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Elwin Hart, a resident of Village Green Retirement Campus in Federal Way, recently published his memoir on life in the military.

“That’s the best book I’ve ever written,” said Hart, 87.

“In fact, it’s the only one.”

All kidding aside, writing the book has set him free.

The title — “Did I Do Enough?” — refers to the last years Hart spent with his wife of 63-plus years, Gladys, who died in 2008.

They first met on Bainbridge Island, when he was a staff sergeant in the U.S. Marines and she served in the WAVES (a women’s division in the U.S. Navy) in World War II. The couple eventually adopted three children.

Hart’s marriage and family are a thread throughout the 289-page book, which is packed with photos. The book covers his 33-year military career, along with service in state and county government, including a stint as Pierce County sheriff in 1979.

Hart’s career in the U.S. Marine Corps began in May 1941, just five days before his 17th birthday. The Louisiana native primarily worked in communications starting in World War II, where he saw military action in the Pacific.

That experience took him from Guadalcanal to Tarawa to New Zealand to Samoa. Tawara was the site of a bloody 1943 battle against the Japanese. For three days in Tarawa, he manned his battalion’s only radio communication off [ more HART, page 2 ]

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Emergency alert test scheduled for Nov. 9

BY GREG ALLMAIN gallmain@fedwaymirror.com

Above: Elwin Hart held a book signing Oct. 21 at Village Green Retirement Campus for his recently published memoir, “Did I Do Enough?” Below: Elwin and Gladys Mary Hart as seen after their wedding in 1945 (courtesy photo). ANDY HOBBS, The Mirror

VETERANS DAY OBSERVANCE Local veteran Elwin Hart will be a keynote speaker at the second annual Honoring Our Own, a program that pays tribute to military veterans in the Federal Way area. The event will run 1 to 3 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 12, at Todd Beamer High School, 35999 16th Ave. S. Hart, who served 33 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, saw combat in World War II, Korea and Vietnam.

To learn more, contact Diana Noble-Gulliford at the Historical Society of Federal Way: diana@gulliford. com or (206) 412-5545.

“This is a test. This is only a test.”

Those words will be heard on all TV and radio stations across the United States on Nov. 9, as the federal government runs its first test of the national Emergency Alert System (EAS).

The test will interrupt all TV and radio programming for approximately three minutes, beginning at 11 a.m. Nov. 9 (2 p.m. EST).

According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the test is being conducted by a number of federal agencies, including the the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the FCC itself,

and the National Weather Service. These agencies have “EAS management responsibilities,” according to the FCC. The FCC indicates that during the test, viewers will hear a message that says “This is a test.” The national test will resemble the monthly tests done at the local level that most people are familiar with, but there may be some differences in what viewers will see and hear, according to the FCC. The audio message will be the same for all listening, according to the FCC, but the visual image displayed on TVs may differ from location to location. This is because there are some limitations in the EAS, meaning that the video [ more TEST, page 2 ]

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During the past year, Hart wrote his book, chapthe remote island. The ter by chapter. He combed experience was so intense, through dozens of old Hart said, that he didn’t eat photographs to trigger his for those three days and memory. Some events were only barely sipped from his not so hard to recall. canteen. “Dates like Hart was with when you land on U.S. forces in Ko- “That was an island, you rerea in the demili- a cathartic, member forever,� tarized zone when therapeutic he said. the truce was exercise. ... I have He thanks signed between a new lease on life sister, Yvon Hart the North and after writing this of Seattle, for South. He was book.� encouraging his also among the Elwin Hart, veteran participation in first U.S. Marines a writing group to enter Vietnam, at Village Green. he said.

Yvon Hart said her brother In 1974, Hart retired was experiencing depresfrom the military as a colosion upon his wife’s death nel. Armed with a master’s — plus she knew Elwin degree in public adminiscould tell a good story. tration, he later worked in Hart is not interested Pierce County government in making money off the as director of the Law and book, he said, although all Justice Planning Office. proceeds will go toward his Aside from serving as favorite charity: his three Pierce County Sheriff for a children. few months in 1979, Hart “That was a cathartic, also worked for the state therapeutic exercise,� he law and gambling commissaid. “I have a new lease on sions. He eventually retired

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Veterans Day observance Elwin Hart will be a keynote speaker at the second annual Honoring Our Own, a program that pays tribute to military veterans in the Federal Way area. The event will run 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at Todd Beamer High School, 35999 16th Ave. S. Hart, who served 33 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, saw combat in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. “I’m going to that the older veterans, but I’m going to talk to the future veterans,� Hart said of the upcoming observance.

He recently published a memoir titled “Did I Do Enough?� To learn more about the book, contact Hart at waazhart45@comcast.net or (253) 820-9439.

Last year’s event featured Medal of Honor recipient Col. Joe Jackson, along with a military brass quintet, a flag-folding ceremony, the Todd Beamer honor guard and “thank you� letters by students for the troops.

To learn more about the event, contact Diana NobleGulliford at the Historical Society of Federal Way: diana@gulliford.com or (206) 412-5545.

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City holds first Recycle Palooza Jean Parietti won the $1,000 grand prize at the city’s first Recycle Palooza Event and Environmental Fair on Oct. 22 at the Federal Way Community Center. 45 families had their recycling carts judged to compete for 20+ prizes including a $1,000 grand prize (provided by Waste Management). Parietti is pictured with Laura Moser of Waste Management and Tom Watson of King County Solid Waste Division. To learn more, contact Jeanette Brizendine at (253) 835-2771 or recycle@cityoffederalway.com.

Residents winning $200 garbage bill credits: Linda Brockmann, Randy Bukowski, India Corbit, Chris & Wendy Hall, Arlis Leyerly, Thao Philbrick, Andrea Schweikl, Cindi Sonich, Tatyana Usach and Howard Williamson. Residents winning $50 gift cards: Marjory Bylsma, Sylvia Drengson, Joanne Harrell, Shelby Jordan, Waheed Mirza, Joe Moreno, Dauna Perry, Bill and Liz Sager, Evelyn Schanzenbach and Diana Segovia. Community Center Membership: Alicia Lomas.

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Costumed runners will descend upon Celebration Park on Saturday, Oct. 29, as part of the city of Federal Way’s second annual Freaky 5K Fun Run. Put together by the Federal Way Community Center, the event is aimed at being a mix of fun, fitness and creativity.

The run begins and ends at the Community Center, 876 S. 333rd St., with the course taking participants through Celebration Park and parts of the BPA Trail.

Prizes will be awarded for costumes and performance by age group. Online registration is available at www. signmeup.com or in person at the Federal Way Community Center. The $35 entrance fee gets participants a T-shirt, along with entries into prize drawings.

Children under age 10 can register for $5.

Road closures take place between 8:45 and 11 a.m.

Saturday on South 333rd Street, and on the Celebration Park access road from South 324th to 8th Avenue South. Contact Kimberly Shelton at (253) 835-6932.

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Lynne Miller, communications specialist for the King County Office of Emergency Management, said it is an important test for the country’s emergency preparedness. “Locally, we know it’s happening,� she said. “This is to test something at the national level, just like we test every month (at the local level). This is coming from the White House down, and that’s what makes it kind of significant.�

Miller said there are a number of public service announcements that have been made available to the public, and that those announcements will increase in frequency as the test date approaches. Those public service announcements can be viewed at the FCC website, www.fcc.gov. “There’s been a real effort to make sure the public understands what this test is,�

Miller said. “And because we are a nation that’s so diverse, those PSAs are in Spanish and English. Here in our region, I expect that those would be translated into other languages by the various communities.�

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Federal Way is seeing the results of a $777,000 federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grant that was awarded in 2010.

Thanks to the grant, the city was able to make itself more energy efficient and costs less to heat.

One of the largest projects funded by the grant was the replacement of the HVAC system at City Hall.

According to the city, in the first three months of operation, the new system has saved 41,000 kilowatt-hours over the same three-month period in 2010, and cost $3,975 less for the same period. Along with the HVAC replacement, the city has worked on identifying a number of low-cost and no-cost energy savings methods which, when implemented, are expected to

save another 3 to 5 percent in energy consumption.

Another part of the grant funding has gone toward traffic signals and making them more efficient. One example of success is the signal at South 312th Street, between 8th Avenue South and 23rd Avenue South.

According to the city, an initial assessment has shown a 22 percent reduction in overall travel time and delay due to the signal’s conversion. The public works department has converted 53 of the city’s 80 signals, with a full analysis of these conversions expected to be completed in early 2012. $160,000 of the grant was put toward small business energy conservation retrofits. There are currently 26 retrofit projects under way. Puget Sound Energy will partner with the city once that work is done, to provide a full analysis of the energy and cost savings provided by these retrofits.

One early study shows that, to date, 147,564 kilowatt-hours and 6,528 therms have been saved. A therm is another energy/ heat unit of measure used by the industry, which is equivalent to burning 100

cubic feet of natural gas, according to a Wikipedia article.

These savings in business have come from the installation of 143 compact fluorescent lamps and 95 faucet aerators.

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approximately $220 stolen from the car, along with a number of medications kept in the glovebox. t * XBOU NZ XFFE QJQF At 2:36 p.m. Oct. 21 in the 30000 block of 17th Avenue SW, the victim reported her ex-boyfriend had broken into her house through the sliding glass door. According to the police report, the suspect had texted the victim earlier in the day to tell the victim he would stop by to get his “weed pipe� back. Once the suspect arrived, however, he pushed past the victim, and took $370 from the victim’s jewelry box. The victim then left the scene. t "SNFE XJUI B HMBTT CPXM At 5:49 p.m. Oct. 21 in the 2200 block of SW 352nd Street, police responded to a domestic violence call. According to the police report, the suspect had attacked his/her 13-year-old brother by punching and scratching him. The attack left visible marks on the victim. Also according to the police report, the suspect threatened the life of the same brother and “armed themselves with a large glass bowl.� t %PNFTUJD WJPMFODF At 1:27 p.m. Oct. 21 in the 33000 block of 10th Avenue SW, police responded to a domestic violence call. Upon arrival, they found a man who said he and his girlfriend had gotten into a fight that turned physical.

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At 9:02 a.m. Oct. 20 in the 35000 block of 10th Avenue SW, police responded to a call regarding two men arguing. According to the report, the two men are housemates and were arguing over a broken window on a camper. The owner of the camper said his housemate broke the window, while the housemate said the owner had broken the window when parking and hit part of the house. The owner of the camper later admitted he had broken the window when parking the camper. t $BS UIJFG CSFBLT JOUP BOother car: At 9:31 a.m. Oct. 20 in the 27000 block of Pacific Highway South, a person reported observing someone breaking into a vehicle and removing items. According to the police report, the suspect then got into another vehicle and drove off. The reporting party was able to get the license plate number of the thief’s car, which came back as being stolen out of Seattle. t .PSF CBOL BDDPVOU IBDLing: At 10:27 a.m. Oct. 20 in the 2100 block of SW 338th Street, the victim contacted police to notify them that someone had used the victim’s Bank of America account to pay for a number of credit card bills, none of which were the victim’s. The victim also reported receiving “phone� bank statements due to this activity. According to the report, the victim was already in touch with the bank about this fraudulent activity.

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Roundup of 2011 ballot initiatives

BY CRAIG GROSHART

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Dovey has paid his dues to Federal Way

I am amazed when I read what some people have written about Federal Way City Councilman Jack Dovey. I have had the pleasure of working with Jack on many projects within our city and have experienced Jack’s sincere desire to improve Federal Way. He has a high level of integrity for the business community and the citizens of our city.

Jack was raised and went to

Some campaigns are ‘bloodier’ The race between Claire Wilson and Gail Crabtree for the Federal Way School Board provides two candidates with different backgrounds but similar goals.

Both are colorful, engaging and energetic.

Wilson, with her trademark red glasses, has 30 years in education as a classroom teacher and more recently as executive director of early learning for the the Educational Service District.

Crabtree, who tends toward purple to blend the reds and blues of different political views, graduated from Federal Way schools, as did her children. She has been working with children in Romania and the Philippines for several years.

Both candidates want more focus on elementary education and meetings with parents outside formal board meetings to increase communication. They generally support current school board policies, but are concerned about issues at Thomas Jefferson and the dropout rate.

Both candidates are running a low budget campaign and have several volunteers.

Wilson has an edge in hands-on educational experience, and it shows. She has been endorsed

by Mayor Skip Priest and retiring school board member Amye Bronson-Doherty, in addition to the Federal Way Education Association, Tacoma News Tribune and the Federal Way Mirror.

But Crabtree has experienced different cultures through her travels, which is an asset with Federal Way’s diverse student population.

Some campaigns are “bloodier� than others.

The race for a seat on the South King Fire and Rescue board of commissioners started with two of the candidates prominently displaying in campaign literature how much blood they had

donated. Challenger Jerry Galland donated 372 units and incumbent James Fossos donated two gallons. I’m not sure which is more, but apparently the candidates believe the donations will make a difference in how the public votes.

Any race involving Jerry Galland is going to be interesting. Galland is always outspoken and has been a frequent critic of the board, and recognizes Fossos is likely the front-runner. So he tried a unique approach at the recent candidates forum by suggesting to the audience, and the many firefighters in attendance, that electing him would be a good way reduce his criticism. If they don’t, he will continue to speak his mind about board actions. That may demonstrate that Galland understands how boards function, but it may not work as a campaign tactic.

However, Galland does represent a view within the community: that an additional person outside the firefighting world may be needed on the board to provide more of a check and balance. Not long ago, the board proposed Prop.

1 to add a benefit charge to replace revenue lost due to the economic downturn. It was rejected by the public, with Galland one of the leaders of the opposition. Is Galland the right person to provide that balance?

Fossos’ career was in firefighting, he knows the business inside and out, and his knowledge is helpful when evaluating specific needs.

Interesting contrast in candidates.

Do your homework. Next week: who will win all the races?

Bob Roegner

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Five measures are on the ballot this November — three initiatives and two referendums from the Legislature to the public.

Here’s the Bellevue Reporter’s take. t *OJUJBUJWF Tolls and highway taxes. Nobody likes tolls and taxes, but if our state is going to have any hope of building highways and moving people, it’s going to take both. Tim Eyman’s initiative would make both nearly impossible.

Vote no on I-1125.

Eyman wants only the Legislature to be able to set tolls. That sounds good — political accountability and all that — but in reality it would make financing our roads even more expensive. Bonding companies — and bonds are the only real way to build roads — find it overly risky to leave toll-setting to the whims of legislators. As a consequence, they rate such road bonds lower, which means the state has to pay a higher interest rate.

That makes the state have to pay more to finance the road projects. That means fewer roads.

Tolls are a user fee; only those who use such roads pay a toll. That’s the way it should be.

But don’t just take our word on this; transportation experts across the state oppose I-1125. So do business, labor and environmental leaders.

Vote no on I-1125. t *OJUJBUJWF Sale of beer, wine and hard liquor. There are lots of things a state should do.

Peddling beer, wine and hard liquor isn’t one of them. Vote yes on this initiative.

Didn’t we already vote “no� on this last year?

Yes, but the two measures we had before us last year had flaws. This one is far better.

The state would stop selling spirits and auction off its liquor stores. Additional private liquor stores could open, but only if they meet a size requirement (no, there won’t be liquor for sale at every neighborhood gas station). Another point: while I-1183 gets the state out of the liquor selling business, it continues the state’s enforcement to keep booze out of the hands of our kids. In fact, the initiative doubles the fines for businesses selling alcohol to minors. Vote yes on I-1183. t *OJUJBUJWF Training, background checks for long-term health workers. This sounds good — shouldn’t long-term care workers have training to serve elderly and disabled people?

And shouldn’t we know if they have a shady past?

Sure, but the initiative is misleading.

In fact, such training already is required by the state. Background checks already are performed.

What’s really going on is an attempt by the Service Employees International Union to force the state to come up with an estimated $80 million for such programs while it already is facing another $2.8 billion deficit. There’s no reason to gut other programs or raise taxes for such a [ more GROSHART page 5 ]

Federal Way resident Bob Roegner, a former mayor of Auburn, can be reached at bjroegner@comcast.net.

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To submit an item or photo for publication in The Mirror: email editor@federalwaymirror.com; mail attn Letters, Federal Way Mirror, 31919 1st Ave. S., Suite 101, Federal Way, WA 98003; fax (253) 925-5750. Letters may be edited for style, clarity and length. school in Federal Way. He left to attend college and after graduation, he came back to his roots, Federal Way. Jack has continued the tradition and raised his family here too. His wife volunteers at many Federal Way organizations.

When Jack was the acting mayor, he started outreach community meetings so he could hear firsthand the citizens’ concerns. He

has worked hard to bring ideas to the council for redeveloping our downtown core. He supports a performing arts center and has worked to develop a plan that we can be proud of, but is also a good investment for the city and community. He has worked on our behalf to improve and streamline our permitting process to encourage new development and to

bring new jobs to our city.

Jack owns a small business in Federal Way and as a businessman, he knows how to read a balance sheet as well as a profit and loss statement. He approaches projects in terms of how is it a good investment for the city and our citizens or how can we streamline this project to save time and money. If anything, Jack

is considered a penny pincher when it comes to spending our taxpaying funds. In tough economic times like this, we need someone to look carefully at every dollar spent.

I could go on about what Jack Dovey has done for our community, but I only have so much space here. I want to comment on Jack’s opponent and some of Jack’s critics. First, his opponent, Bob Celski, is a nice guy. But the question has to be asked, what has he [ more LETTERS page 6 ]

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Let children ask about sex Amy Johnson

parent. Be someone to whom they can come for accurate, trustworthy information. Be “unshockable.� Don’t react negatively or angrily when asked a shocking question. Don’t assume your child is engaging in a behavior just because they are asking about it. Take a breath, ask what they already know and be willing to find out more.

You’re not alone. There are lots of resources available for parents and caregivers. Check out plannedparenthood.org/ parents for information and links on topics like parent-teen relationships, talking with kids about sex and sexuality, keeping teens healthy by setting boundaries, helping teens delay sex, helping teens who may be sexualMZ BDUJWF QBSFOUJOH -(#5 ZPVUI BOE NPSF One more thing. If you are wondering when the right time to talk is — it’s now.

It’s all the time. It’s when you see an article or something on TV or online or hear a story they’ve told you about something that happened or they tell you a joke. Talk, talk and talk some more‌ and listen. National Family Sexuality Education Month is just one reason to begin.

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October is National Family Sexuality Education Month. Here are some tips on how to educate yourself so you won’t be caught too off-guard by those precocious questions children and teens tend to ask.

What questions? Questions like the ones highlighted in the recent Planned Parenthood video “It’s Time to Talk.� For instance, your child might want to know where babies come from, what a period is, if they will get “boobs,� why their penis is growing, and more. The video is worth a watch.

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Craig Groshart is editor of the Bellevue Reporter, a sister paper of The Mirror. Contact: cgroshart@ bellevuereporter.com.

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Commissioner Fossos has served his country and the citizens of SOUTH KING FIRE & RESCUE for 47 years, representing the needs of the Fire Service and the safety of firefighters on a LOCAL, STATE and FEDERAL LEVEL.

So. King County Professional Firefighters - IAFF Local 2024 30th Democrats 33rd Democrats Karen Keiser - WA State Senator, 33rd Legislative Dist.

Tina Orwall - WA State Representative, 33rd Legislative Dist.

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Lloyd Hara - King County Assessor Phil Talmadge, Former Wa. State Supreme Court Justice Linda Kochmar - Federal Way City Councilmember

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of us have a day job that requires the majority of our attention. Because the sand event is a volunteer effort, it comes at you fast. Generally nothing gets done for 10 months.

The sands of time continue to run and within 60 days everything comes together. The city on some level must understand this, as they are there to assist. Every department made sure we had what we needed. From accounting to administration to the parks, surface, police and even the fire district.

All were there. They helped us with permitting, getting garbage disposal, park benches, stages, etc.

This starts with your leader, Skip Priest. To be fair, The Mirror has at times been fairly critical of Mayor Priest. This is a newspaper’s primary job.

I demand this of my team to make sure that we are the watchdogs of your community government.

In this watch there are times when the pendulum swings the other way. This requires the same amount of watch. I am impressed with the way that the city council and the mayor have come together during this time of governmental switch to create a bonding and cohesive work environment. [ more ALCOTT page 14 ]

PUBLISHER’S NOTE

One thing that the community has been asking me about is the status of the August sand sculpture competition. I’ll dive into that at another time because at this moment, it’s more important to note what the city of Federal Way did to make this event a success in 2011.

Most of the time the city gets beat up for everything. It takes too long to get a permit, red light cameras, cameras in school zones, and construction on Pac Highway, to name a few. The list is long and presumably somewhat deserved.

Contrarily, what you don’t hear is what the city does correctly. This is not a unique situation. You only hear about the car when it is non-functional, not when it worked perfectly for the last 79,000 miles. You only give the kids grief for the D on the report card, not for the other five A’s and B’s they received. I suppose to some degree this is a part of human nature. Those of you that have risen above this, I applaud you. For the majority of us though, actions are worth a note.

This note comes full circle to the city of Federal Way and its staff.

You see, the sand event is run by a bunch of volunteers. Almost all

www.federalwaymirror.com within minutes. Jack can’t [ LETTERS from page 4] done to improve our community while he has lived here and raised his family?

He has not volunteered to give up his time to be on any city commissions, worked with Advancing Leadership or Communities in Schools or been a mentor for one of our students or other organizations such as the Multi Service Center or FUSION. Jack has not only supported all these organizations, but he is part of them and devotes his time to them. Bob has only been attending city council meetings since he decided to run for a council seat.

In other words, he hasn’t paid his dues. For me, he hasn’t earned the right to be a council member because he really doesn’t know our community.

In closing, I would like to comment about a handful of Jack’s critics that always hang out at the council meetings and never have anything good to say about our city unless it involves their favorite person. I call them the City Hall Groupies. I would like to see them for once say something positive about our city and recognize how far Federal Way has come since becoming a city. It is true, things could be better and mistakes have been made, but take a good look around and see how nice it looks today compared to 20 years ago. Enjoy our parks, drive in safety on our well paved streets that don’t flood and feel safe knowing that if an emergency happens, you will have a Federal Way police officer there

take all the credit, but you can be sure he was in there fighting for us in every way he can and trying to make our city a better place for all. My vote goes to the man that has proven beyond any doubt that he loves our city, is a team player and has our best interest at heart.

Merle Pfeifer, Federal Way

Honda would be an excellent council member It is helpful to understand how a local elected body, either commission or council, operates in order to recognize how a candidate for public office would serve on that body.

In Federal Way, appointed citizen commissions review a yearly work plan and then make a recommendation to a council committee for implementation. For example, a parks commission may recommend adding a children’s playground to an existing park. The recommendation is then sent to a council committee who reviews the city budget, staff workload, many other issues, and then sends the idea to the full council for possible adoption at a council meeting.

An extensive review of the idea is conducted prior to implementation, such as asking a consultant to identify costs associated with the playground development.

The council, comprised of seven elected individuals, is then charged with making a decision in the best interests of its citizens. The council members may not

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all agree on the necessity of the playground project and may vote it up or down.

This is where it is helpful to understand that an individual is operating within a group. The members may not all agree in the importance of moving the project forward in a down economy. The group decision overrides individual desires.

I believe that Federal Way is best served when the council members do not all agree all the time, when they can respectfully discuss an issue, agree to disagree, and then move forward for the benefit of the city. Susan Honda has learned to work within a group as well as become a leader within that group.

She’s served on multiple city commissions and currently serves as a commission chair. She’s learned to discuss issues and move forward. More than that, she also understands the importance of a council member’s role on regional committees. She’ll be actively involved in making sure that Federal Way’s best interests are represented both locally and regionally.

Please join me in voting for an excellent candidate, Susan Honda, for Federal Way City Council pos. 3.

Linda Kochmar, Federal Way City Council member

Flygare on the campaign trail I would like to thank those Federal Way residents that have greeted me at their door, as I continue to doorbell Federal Way neighborhoods, sharing their thoughts about their local neighborhood and Federal Way in general. It has been very enlightening to say the least.

Federal Way is blessed with people who are caring and sharing. I have been invited into homes to have a bite to eat and a cool glass of water (must be my famished appearance) while doorbelling many, many hours nearly every day.

However, in the coming days, there will be a lot more sign waving and doorbelling to be done. If

you don’t see me on the corner waving signs like many candidates for the past few elections, you can be sure that I am thinking of you while I am walking more neighborhoods getting input from as many as I can so that my term as a city councilman will be as educated as possible from the information that I’ve gathered from all of you.

Serving on the city council will not be a part-time job for me. I made a pledge to myself a couple of weeks ago and will now make that same pledge to you that when elected, I will walk the neighborhoods of Federal Way every year in the summer months. It is that personal connection that provides the glue that binds you and I together tightly.

Residents have shared their likes and dislikes with me. Some of the likes have been the city park system, the farmers market, the BPA Trail for hiking and biking, the music venue at Steel Lake Park, the summer Salmon Bake, the Hylebos Park and walkway, Dumas Bay multipurpose building and park, and the list goes on and on. Federal Way has a lot to offer all of us.

However, people would like to see higher quality stores at The Commons Mall, more indoor types of recreation and entertainment, and also more places to enjoy the different cultural influences by way of restaurants.

Businesses have shared with me that they would like to have an increased ability to market their unique businesses that dot the streets and Pacific Highway of Federal Way. They have a sense of being invisible to the public.

So as you can see, there are a lot of positives about Federal Way that have been shared with me, but there are also some concerns as well. Being on the city council will enable me to help address those issues and help build Federal Way into the city that we will all enjoy and feel proud to call our home.

Roger Flygare, Federal Way (candidate for city council)

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CALENDAR OCTOBER EVENTS

Twin Lakes: City Hall is hosting the second Twin Lakes Subarea plan public workshop from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 26. Learn more at www. cityoffederalway.com/twinlakes.

Souper Supper: The Federal Way Community Caregiving Network will hold its 12th annual Souper Supper from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Oct. 27 at Steel Lake Presbyterian Church, 1829 S. 308th St. This event raises funds for the Emergency Services and Meals Programs that help the needy. Many varieties of signature soups are served and about 50 raffle prizes add to the evening’s festivities. Cost is $25 per person.

Companies/organizations may sponsor a table for eight for $250.

Call Jackie Blair at (253) 952-6988 or Linda Murphy at (253) 297-1564 for tickets, or purchase at the door.

Healthy lives: Dr. Steven Bezruchka will present “Nostalgia for the Future: Rethinking today’s society so American’s have healthier lives” at 1 p.m. Oct. 29 at the Federal Way 320th Library, 848 S. 320th St. A free screening of Michael Moore’s “Sicko” will follow.

Call (253) 839-0257.

Blue Mass: St. Vincent de Paul Knights of Columbus are having a Blue Mass to honor first responders and their families at 5 p.m. Oct. 29 at 30525 8th Ave. S. A spaghetti dinner will follow and will benefit Federal Way police and South King Fire and Rescue charities. Contact joepenwell@comcast.net.

Dog park: Howl-O-Ween Dog Party at French Lake Off-Leash Dog Park runs noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29, at 315th Street and 1st Avenue South. Register for the dog costume contest; judging at 12:30 p.m. Prizes for different categories, including owner and dog. Please join us for the festivities, games, etc. No charge for party; donations greatly appreciated for this nonprofit organization. Park Pals 2012 calendars will be available for $10.

Contact www.parkpals.org.

Business education: The South Sound Regional Business Incubator hosts “Lunch and Learn” and business education classes through the end of the year. The classes are free to the public. Lunch and Learns run noon to 1 p.m. Thursdays, and the evening instruction runs 5:30 to 7 p.m. Mondays. To register, call (253) 929-1500.

Fright Fest: Wild Waves Theme Park has become a Halloweenthemed “scream park” with the annual Fright Fest. Ride your favorite rides in the dark, wander through The Scream Factory Haunted House (for older kids), dance at the Thriller Wave Pool Dance Party (7 p.m. Oct. 29) and catch one of the thrilling entertainment shows.

Fright Fest will be held weekends through Sunday, Oct. 30. Tickets are $24.99 plus tax at the gate.

There is also a kids area and trickor-treat path. Visit WildWaves.com.

Networking: The Service Excellence Group of Federal Way is a networking group for professionals with excellent customer service skills. The group gives back to the community and meets for lunch on the second and fourth Thursday of every month for lunch. Visit www. segfw.org or call (253) 335-8729.

The Making of America: This study group will discuss the book

“The Making of America” and principles set forth by the Founding Fathers in the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, the Bill of Rights. Free meetings are 4 to 6 p.m. Oct. 30 and Nov. 20 at the Federal Way Regional Library, meeting room 2. RSVP to Patricia Conant at (253) 632-0961 or crystalsoflight@yahoo.com.

Arts Alive: Artwork by 13 local artists is on display until Jan. 4 at City Hall as part of the annual Arts

Alive juried art show. The exhibition is intended to highlight the work of local artists and provide an opportunity to display their works in a public setting. Visitors can vote for the People’s Choice award.

NOV. EVENTS Tax returns: Volunteers are needed to prepare tax returns for the elderly and low-to-middle income taxpayers in the Federal Way and Des Moines area. Training

using the online tax software starts in November and is provided at no cost through the AARP Tax-Aide program. Open to all ages; AARP membership is not required. Call (253) 569-8855 or email dan@ ducich.com.

Book sale: Friends of the Library will hold a sale of used books Nov. 5 at the Federal Way Regional Library, 34200 1st Way S. To learn more or donate, contact Liz Gonzales at (253) 839-5684.

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Jet Cities Chorus concert/food drive

The group offers its free fall community program for local women to receive free group vocal lessons from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays through Nov. 7. A free concert takes place 2 p.m. Nov. 13 at Todd Beamer High School, 35999 16th Ave. S. Jet Cities asks people to bring a donation of canned food, infant item or homeless item to benefit the Multi-Service Center. Contact jetcitieschorus@gmail.com

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I Celebrate You 2011: nominate your unsung hero in Federal Way Write a Blessing Media will present its third annual “I Celebrate You� at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19, at Our Saviors

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Amputee support: The AmpuBudget meetings: The city tee Support Group at St. Francis council has announced the public Hospital will the second Thursday hearing and meetings schedule to of the month from September to consider Federal Way’s 2011/2012 May at the hospital’s education Mid-Biennial Budget Adjustment. room, 34515 Ninth Ave. S. Contact All meetings will be held at City Stephen at (206) 850-9958.

Hall, 33325 8th Ave. S. Citizen comments will be FW Symphony’s holiaccepted at all budget day music: Upcoming AROUND meetings: 7 p.m. Nov. events by the Federal 15; 6 p.m. Nov. 29 and 30 Way Symphony include a (if needed); 7 p.m. Dec. special evening concert of 6. Contact tho.kraus@ Handel’s Messiah at 2 p.m. cityoffederalway.com.

Nov. 20. Launching the holiday season, the Federal Way Symphony Veterans Day observance: The and the Federal Way Chorale Socisecond “Honoring Our Own� event ety present Handel’s timeless mas- will run 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. terpiece. The Symphony will host 12, at Todd Beamer High School, its holiday concert at 2 p.m. Dec. 4. 35999 16th Ave. S. The event will The concert is filled with Christmas feature local veterans and honor music that entertains everyone guards. Guest speaker is Elwin in the family. The Symphony Hart, a veteran of World War II, the performs at St. Luke’s Church, 515 Korean War and the Vietnam War. S. 312th St., Federal Way. To learn more, visit federalwaysymphony. org or call (253) 529-9857.

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Nighttime paving on Pacific Highway South began last week on the stretch between South 312th Street and Dash Point Road in Federal Way. Motorists should expect lane closures from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. through Oct. 27. Delays of up to 30 minutes should be expected when entering and exiting driveways at businesses. Detour routes will be available.

After nearly 10 years, major construction on one of Federal Way’s main arterial roads is almost done.

The fourth and final phase of the project is under way with completion slated for December 2011.

Hart recently wrote a book titled “Did I Do Enough?� To learn more, contact Diana Noble-Gulliford: diana@gulliford.com or (206) 412-5545.

Shopping carts: Citizens can report abandoned shopping carts on the city’s cart hotline at (253) 835-6774 or online at www.cityoffederalway.com/shoppingcart.

A Christmas Carol: Charles Dickens’ classic ghost story “A Christmas Carol� runs Dec. 2-11. Performances are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students, seniors, military and TPS members. Show valid ID for discount. Tickets are available on www.rosebudctc. org and at the door. Contact info@ rosebudctc.org.

Muscle men flex brawn and brains this week The Strength Team, a group of professional athletes from various athletic backgrounds, will be in Federal Way for five days: from Wednesday, Oct. 26, until Sunday, Oct. 30. They will do 11 school assemblies in the Federal Way School District, and at 7 p.m. nightly, they’ll have an all-out display of muscles and steel at the Decatur High School gymnasium, 2800 SW 320th St. The event is for all age groups. Come out and watch them break baseball bats, rip telephone books and chop bricks with their bare hands, all while dispensing a message of hope, perseverance and honor. For more information, contact Dr. Andre Sims at (253) 202-1750 or (253) 835-9202 or rusaved@reachone.com.

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DECATUR GRAD RICH CHO WILL BE INDUCTED IN ASIAN HALL OF FAME

Decatur High School graduate and current general manager of the Charlotte Bobcats Rich Cho will be inducted into the 2011 Asian Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame celebration will be held Nov 19 at the Asian Resource Center in Seattle and will be hosted by King 5 Television’s Teresa Yaun.

Cho will be honored as the first general manager of Asian-American descent of a major sports franchise. Cho is originally from Federal Way prior to taking his position with the Bobcats.

Other honorees will be Dr. Connie Mariano and Teddy Zee. Mariano served as former White House physician under Presidents Clinton and Bush.

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Raiders beat Mt. Rainier to finish 5-3 in SPSL North; Federal Way (8-0) shuts out Spanaway Lake, 49-0

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It’s been a long time coming for the Thomas Jefferson football program.

For the first time since the school opened its doors back in 1968, the Raider football team will be playing in the postseason. Jefferson guaranteed itself the berth Friday night in front of a large Homecoming crowd at Federal Way Memorial Stadium with a blowout win over Mount Rainier, 47-6.

“It was, to say the least, a very joyous locker room,” said TJ head coach Dean Peck.

The victory moved the Raiders to 5-3 in the South Puget Sound League North Division and assured them one of the league’s five postseason berths. Jefferson finishes its regular season Friday night with a non-league contest against the unbeaten and eighth-ranked Federal Way Eagles.

The top-four finishers from each SPSL division advance to the playoffs and the fifth-place teams from the North and South meet in a tiebreaker for the league’s ninth and final berth.

Currently, Jefferson sits in fourth place behind Kentlake (7-0), Kentwood (5-2) and Tahoma (5-2). Kentridge sits in fifth place at 4-3. All four teams play one more SPSL North league game this weekend.

Friday night went pretty much the same as all of TJ’s games this season.

The Raiders were led again by senior quarterback K.W. Williams, who ran for five touchdowns and 201 yards on just 15 carries against the Mount Rainier defense.

Things didn’t start out too well for the Raiders. Mount Rainier junior quarterback Logan Wagner hit Tavess Vontress for a 65-yard touchdown pass early in [ more FOOTBALL page 11 ]

Thomas Jefferson’s Ian Tougher runs the ball during the Raiders’ 47-6 win over Mount Rainier Friday night at Federal Way Memorial Stadium. The win clinched TJ’s first-ever appearance in the postseason. CASEY OLSON, The Mirror

Wrap up: TJ, Beamer excel at SPSL X-Country Raider girls Federal Way’s Kenna Ramey, TJ’s Kellar win win SPSL individual SPSL swimming championships golf crown

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The fourth-ranked Thomas Jefferson girls cross country team ended up in third place at Saturday’s South Puget Sound League Championships at Fort Steilacoom Park.

The Raiders, who won the SPSL North regular season title, were led by the run of Leah Kiyohara. The senior finished in eighth-place overall in a time of 19:58. Mount Rainier’s Jordan McPhee won the race in 18:34.

Jefferson also got top-30 runs from Amanda Ditzhazy (17th place, 20:26), Vanessa Church (20th, 20:37), Ahnika Hendrick[ more WRAP UP page 12 ]

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Federal Way High School’s Kenna Ramey won both the 50-yard free and 100 butterfly during the SPSL Championships Saturday at Rogers High. CASEY OLSON, The Mirror

The Thomas Jefferson girls golf team blew away the field Wednesday and Thursday at the South Puget Sound League Tournament at the Gold Mountain Golf complex near Port Orchard. [ more SPSL GOLF page 12 ]

www.federalwaymirror.com [ FOOTBALL from page 10 ] the first quarter to put the Rams up 6-0.

But Williams and TJ took over after that, scoring the next 47 points. Williams had touchdown runs of 6, 80, 17 and a pair of 1-yarders. Jefferson also got a pair of TD runs from sophomore Niko DelaCruz.

The Raiders will be going for their second-straight win over Federal Way. Jefferson stunned the Eagles last season, 31-28, after getting four touchdowns from Williams, including the game-winner late in the fourth quarter on a 13-yard run. Federal Way’s D.J. May also had a big game last year. The senior ran for 266 yards and two touchdowns during the loss.

Despite being a rivalry game, Friday night’s game will really on be about bragging rights in Federal Way. Like the Raiders, Federal Way (8-0) has already clinched a playoff berth after winning the SPSL South title with a 49-0 win over Spanaway Lake Saturday. It’s probable both coaches will rest key starters in preparation for the playoffs. “The complete game plan is not yet ready, in regards to Federal Way on Friday,� Peck said. “We of course are going to play to win. The starters will play but

Jefferson quarterback K.W. Williams runs the ball during the Raiders’ 47-6 win over Mount Rainier Friday at Federal Way Memorial Stadium. CASEY OLSON, The Mirror

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touchdowns from junior Rod Jones. The Eagles also got scoring runs from freshman Chico McClatcher, Zeek McNeal and Eric Ah Fua. McNeal’s touchdown was an 83-yard kickoff return. at Puyallup 64, Beamer 28 — The Titans couldn’t stop the powerful Viking offense Friday night at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup.

The Vikings (4-3) scored the first 28 points of the game and led 57-14 in the third quarter.

The Titans (1-6) got a pair of touchdowns from Shawn Priggett, including a 93-yard kickoff return and a 43-yard run.

Beamer’s other two scores came from quarterback Arjun Weherwatthage on a 2-yard run and Brody Martinez with a 10yard run.

The Titans will take on Curtis Thursday night at Federal Way Memorial Stadium. at Peninsula 48, Decatur 3 — The seventh-ranked Seahawks (7-1) rolled over the Gators Friday night in Gig Harbor. Peninsula got six total touchdowns from Danny Welstad, including five on the ground and one receiving. Welstad finished with 285 yards on the ground and caught five passes for 50 yards.

Peninsula racked up 560 yards of total offense and limited the Gators (4-3) to 178 total yards.

there may be some adjustments as to their roles and the amount of their role on Friday.� at Federal Way 49, Spanaway Lake 0 — It was pretty much a given, but the unbeaten Eagles made it official Saturday night at Federal Way Memorial Stadium.

Federal Way (8-0) secured the SPSL South championship with the shutout of Spanaway Lake.

The win also gives the Eagles home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Federal Way will open the 4A postseason Nov. 4 against the fifth-place team from the Wesco Conference at Federal Way Memorial Stadium.

Saturday’s win over Spanaway Lake (0-8) was Federal Way’s second shutout in their last three games. The Eagles beat Beamer on Oct. 7, 45-0. The Federal Way defense allowed only 102 yards of offense to Spanaway Lake.

Federal Way did have the services of senior running back D.J. May again Friday. The Eagles’ leading rusher sat out the last two games with a leg injury.

But May didn’t miss a beat against the Sentinels. The senior finished with 137 yards on just six carries and a pair of touchdowns, including runs of 46 and 79.

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The Federal Way Eagles finished in seventh place and were led by Khiana Duncan. The junior finished 18th overall in 20:29.

Aminata Dolo finished 39th in 21:23.

The Beamer girls were led by the 13th-place finish by Paige Hallstrom, who finished in 20:14. The Titans ended up 10th as a team.

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hind Puyallup and Tahoma.

The Titans were led by freshman Austin Jex, who finished sixth-place overall in 16:27. Auburn Riverside’s Korey Krotzer won the race in 15:43.

Beamer sophomore Haftom Tafere was 11th in 16:40, Ishiah Belle was 19th overall in 17:03 and Blake Hansen 26th in 17:13.

The Thomas Jefferson boys ended up fifth in the team standings, led by the 15th-place finish by junior Yohan Gebrehiwet (16:55).

www.federalwaymirror.com SPSL 3A MEET Decatur High School senior Tori Zellerhoff continued her impressive season for the Gators with a fourth-place finish in the SPSL 3A Championships.

Zellerhoff finished the 5,000-meter race in 19:37.

Peninsula’s McKenzie Bravo won the 3A race in 19:12.

Swimming Kenna Ramey and the Federal Way High School girls had an impressive

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Ramey won a pair of individual titles and helped the Eagles to a sixth-place finish. Ramey won the 50-yard freestyle in a statebest time of 24.10 and also took the 100 butterfly in an automatic state-qualifying time of 58.90.

Jefferson senior Madi Kellar took home the SPSL title in 1-meter diving with 366.55 points. Kellar finished in fifth-place at last year’s state championships with 334.45 points.

Mount Rainier won the team title with 242 points, followed by Kentridge (159), Kentlake (157) and Tahoma (138).

Up next for the swimmers is the West Central District III Swimming Championships, which will be held Friday and Saturday at the Rogers Athletic Center. The West Central District Diving Championships will take place Thursday at Foss High School in Tacoma.

In swimming, the seven fastest times from each

event will advance to the Class 4A State Championships.

Girls Soccer BEAMER The second-ranked Titans (12-0-3) clinched the SPSL South Division championship with a pair of ties Thursday and Saturday.

Beamer tied Rogers Saturday, 1-1, and played Puyallup to a 3-3 tie Thursday.

Against Rogers, Jasmine Brilliante tallied Beamer’s lone goal in the 19th minute on a pass from Janell Carlson.

Against Puyallup, Brilliante tallied two more goals and Breanna Straus scored the other one for the Titans.

Volleyball The Todd Beamer Titans (2-5 SPSL, 6-6 overall) were swept by the GrahamKapowsin Eagles Thursday, 25-23, 25-14, 25-23.

Beamer was led by 12 kills and five blocks from Megan Stumpf, 10 kills and 14 digs from Lexie Jones and 25 assists from Sophie Miller.

CHRISTIAN FAITH The top-ranked Eagles swept Mount Vernon Christian Friday, 25-16, 25-10, 25-11. The win improved Christian Faith to 18-4-1 overall on the season and 6-0 in the SeaTac League.

The Eagles were led by the 12 kills and five aces of Kendra Ireigbe and 10 kills and four aces by Katrice Pond.

again for the Raiders. The junior automatically qualified for her third-straight trip to the Class 4A State Tournament by finishing in second-place overall with a two-day total of 144.

Kentwood’s Catherina Li lapped the field by shooting a two-day total of 130. Li followed an opening round 65 with a 66 on Thursday.

Song shot rounds of 73 and 71 at Gold Mountain.

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The Eagles improved to 5-8-1 in the SPSL South with a 3-0 win over Bethel Saturday. Federal Way got goals from Gabriela Pelogi, Jenessa Tang and Jessica Evenson.

The win came two days after the Eagles lost 2-0 to Emerald Ridge Thursday at Federal Way Memorial Stadium. The Jaguars (9-3-1) got two goals from Kimmie

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As a sophomore, Song tied with Li after two rounds of regulation play. But Song beat Li in a three-hole tiebreaker to secure the league championship.

Song went on to finish seventh at the 2010 Class 4A State Girls Golf Tournament at Downriver Golf Course in Spokane. She ended up 15th as a freshman.

The Raiders just had too much depth for everybody else in the SPSL. Sarah Yu finished in third place, four strokes back of Song, with rounds of 76 and 72. Song and Yu were followed by Hannah Yi, who finished in a tie for fourth place with a total of 155, and Jiny Lee in 10th place with a two-day total of 167.

All four Jefferson golfers automatically qualified for the Class 4A state tournament, which will take place in May at a yet-to-be-determined course.

Federal Way High School’s Emily Victor will also play at the state tournament after another impressive performance at the SPSL Tournament. Victor shot rounds of 84 and 81 at Gold Mountain to earn an eighth-place finish Thursday. It will be Victor’s third trip to state. She finished in 34th place last season.

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