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By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

It’s more than a month after election day, and one of the races for east Pierce Fire Commissioner is still too close to call.

The race between incumbent Ed Egan and challenger Pat McElligott is within the margin for a mandatory hand recount, with Egan leading by just 22 votes with all ballots counted.

A hand recount is automatically triggered when totals are within 0.25 percent of each other.

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The Bonney Lake Elementary Viking Choir performed at the annual tree lighting ceremony in Bonney Lake, which was capped off by a visit from Old Saint Nick himself, who arrived via fire truck. Photo by Brian Beckley /To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

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Police warn shoppers about vehicle prowls

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

Police in Bonney Lake are taking an active role in warning shoppers about car prowls.

This holiday season, police officers and volunteers in orange vests are patrolling parking lots, on the lookout for valuables left in cars that might be potential targets for criminals looking for a quick score.

If they see something worth stealing, or an unlocked door or another invitation to thieves, police are leaving flyers on windshields warning the driver that had they been an actual criminal instead of a cop, their car probably would have been broken into. “It’s meant to just be a reminder to the citizens that things left out in the open are an invitation for

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Bonney Lake police department intern Scott Williams places a warning about car prowls on a car windshield. Photo by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

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A large ridge of high pressure off the Pacific Coast is expected to bring cold evenings and poor ventilation to the Pacific Northwest for the next several days.

Pollution levels are expected to rise throughout the Puget Sound region, but especially in Pierce and Snohomish communities where residential wood burning is common. Air pollution levels in these areas could reach “unhealthy for sensitive groups.� “Smoke from fireplaces and wood stoves is the single largest source of air pollution in our neighborhoods in the wintertime — and this pollution can build up quickly when it’s cold and not very windy,� said Craig Kenworthy, executive director of the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. “Breathing this smoke causes major medical problems in vulnerable groups like children and the elderly. Please help them by avoiding burning when our air quality is poor or deteriorating.�

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The only exception is if a wood stove is a home’s only adequate source of heat.

Outdoor fires are also not allowed.

This includes recreational fires such as bonfires, campfires and the use of fire pits and chimineas.

Burn ban violations are subject to a $1,000 penalty.

It is OK to use natural gas, propane, pellet and EPA certified wood stoves or inserts during a Stage 1 burn ban.

The Washington State Department of Health recommends that people who are sensitive to air pollution limit time spent outdoors, especially when exercising.

Air pollution can trigger asthma attacks, cause difficulty breathing, and make lung and heart problems worse. Air pollution is especially harmful to people with lung and heart problems, people with diabetes, children, and older adults (older than age 65).

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The advisory program, based on HSTW practices, uses innovative curriculum and structure to nurture student growth personally and academically.

The advisory program also includes post-graduate planning and embedded Response to Intervention time which matches students with peer tutors and mentor teachers.

The student leadership model has created innovative programs like Winter Wishes, which grants as many need-based student “wishes� as possible each year. The schoolwide student mentor program pairs every freshman and new student with two or three upperclassmen to help them transition into high school.

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Staff and students at Bonney Lake High School have another reason to be proud, as their school is being praised by state officials as one of the 22 most innovative schools in Washington.

Cited for its use of the High Schools That Work model since it opened in 2005, the home of the Panthers was one of six schools in Pierce County named to the list by Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn.

This is the first list of its kind in Washington state.

It was created earlier this year as part of a pair of bills passed by the state Legislature.

According to OSPI Communications Manager Nathan Olson, the bills were designed to combat criticism that Washington schools are not innovative because there are no charter schools. “Washington has a long history of creating and supporting innovative schools,� Dorn said in a press release, “and it’s time we celebrate that.�

Dorn said the 22 chosen schools should serve as an example to others.

According to the selection announcement, Bonney Lake High School was chosen because of its use of the High Schools That Work model in its design and operation.

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I received a phone call from Eileen. “My daughter collected food at her birthday party instead of gifts. When can we bring it in?� I told her I was in the office and it was about 11:00 am. “My daughter would really like to come bring it herself after school.� I was happy to greet Heather after her mom picked her up from Kibler Elementary. I had thought how sweet of this little girl and in my head was expecting a couple grocery bags of food.

After school, Eileen and Heather, plus a little sister and a couple of grade-school friends came into Plateau Outreach Ministries. They each carried a sack and little sister carried only one can. I said, “Thank you so much.� “But there’s more,� Heather said quietly. As I went to help, I was shocked by the SUV full of food, all from one birthday party! The girls were beaming. They were so proud to be giving their own gift.

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I overheard John reminiscing about how thankful he was for the support Plateau Outreach Ministries provided him when he needed help. It wasn’t that long ago that John came in to receive food at the food bank and needed help with a utility bill. He is now looking for ways to help a needy neighbor.

He knew we could help find resources. John volunteers at Plateau Outreach, giving his time to help others in need.

I received a visit from an Enumclaw Middle School ASB representative. The student and teacher brought in box after box of food. Then the student representative presented me with a check from their coin drive. She was so proud of the work they had done.

A little girl came up to me at an event after I had shared about some of the families we are able to help. She was so excited and explained to me her plan to knit scarves to keep people warm as it gets colder out. I can’t wait to see her scarves and share this little girl’s gift.

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Obituary GAE LYNNE SANDBERG Gae Lynne Sandberg, 75, died Nov. 25, 2011.

She was born Sept. 24, 1936, in Chamberlain, S.D., to Anna and Gaillard Guthrie.

The family moved to Port Orchard, Wash., in 1940. She was a 1954 graduate of South Kitsap High School and was an active member of Elim Lutheran Church.

She married Charles “Chuck� Sandberg on June 9, 1956, and they moved to Portland, Ore., in 1968 where they raised their family for the next 25 years and were active in Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. In 1993 they retired to Enumclaw and joined Trinity Lutheran Church.

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The meal is open to all members of the community and is free. Community members are also encouraged visit Santa’s Corner or stop by the holiday food pantry.

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She loved gardening, knitting, dancing, playing pinochle, collecting baskets from around the world, laughing and quilting. She m a d e m o r e t h a n 2 ,0 0 0 Gae Lynne Sandberg q u i l t tops for Lutheran World Relief.

She supported Trinity Lutheran Church youth missions, visited the infirmed and homebound and was blessed to have traveled the world. Mostly, she had the gift of giving to others and always thought of how she could brighten their day.

She is survived by daughter Charel Fisher of Bonney Lake; son Chris Sandberg and wife Melinda of Portland; sister Glennys Gehring; brother Gaillard “Dale�

Guthrie and wife Ganti; one grandchild and three step-granddaughters. She was preceded in death by stepbrother Robert “Buck�

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A memorial service is planned for noon Saturday, Dec. 17, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Enumclaw.

In lieu of flowers memorials can be sent to the Trinity Lutheran Church Building Fund.

Arrangements are by Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home. All are invited to sign the online guest book at www.weeksfuneralhomes.com.

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White River superintendent takes time to celebrate success in annual State of the District address

By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer

Six years ago, the White River School District was staring at lackluster test scores, a dismal on-time graduation rate of 51 percent and a dropout rate at 13 percent. About 4 percent of its graduating seniors were heading to post-high school ventures and scholarship money for those graduating totaled less than $300,000.

On top of that, the state was breathing down its neck for its financial situation. “We were working hard, but we were frustrated,�

Superintendent Tom Lockyer told the audience gathered at White River High School Nov. 28 for his State of the District address.

The address coincided with the start of the Legislature’s

special session to trim millions from the state budget, with much of those cuts directed at education.

As the district prepares to face more budget reductions and another year of declining enrollment, Lockyer wanted to take time to celebrate its success. “I do know there are a lot of good things going on in the White River School District in the last several years,� he said.

District leaders have made a conscience decision to shift the culture from teaching to learning, ensure learning for all students at all levels and strengthen the district’s fiscal position.

In 2010, state test scores are up. White River elementary schools have earned distinction honors and the district is among

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These days, Lockyer told graduating seniors are his audience, which was pulling in nearly $1 mil- primarily staff members, lion in scholarships and the “and it’s because of your budget reserve is holding at commitment.�

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But, come July, Lockyer will not be the one asking for that commitment.

The seven-year White River School District leader announced his retirement at the end of the program and announced the board has selected Deputy Assistant Superintendent Janel Keating to fill his seat. “The timing is right,�

Lockyer said with a lump in his throat as he thanked his wife, leadership team, school board and those in attendance.

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It doesn’t matter, he said, if it’s in the classroom, central office or bus garage – all have contributed to changes in culture. “I don’t think, back then, the board knew how long it would take to turn the culture around and we still have some work to go,�

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The Next Good Read Looking for a new book to read? Come on down to the Bonney Lake Library at 2 p.m. for a refresher on how to use the resources to find your next read.

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Act 1 Theater Production’s Christmas pageant begins tonight and runs through Sunday at 5814 152nd Ave Ct. E.

The Sumner High School Choir hosts their winter concert at 7 p.m. at Sumner High School, 1707 Main St., Sumner.

E-Reader lessons The Sumner Library is hosting a class from 4:30 to 6 p.m. to teach users how to use their e-readers at the library.

Registration is required.

Reading Roundtable Discussion Group Bring what you are reading to the Sumner Library at 7 p.m. to share and discover new books.

Make your own wreath Windmill Gardens in Sumner is hosting a wreath-making class at 10 a.m. Cost is $35 and registration is required. Call 253-8635843 for more information.

Liga latina The Liga Latina de Washington women’s soccer team plays at 7:30 p.m. at Sunset Chev Stadium.

Free Community Dinner The Sumner HIgh School Leadership class is hosting the annual free community holiday dinner from noon - 4 p.m. at Sumner High School.

Holiday stories Dave Rasmussen from the Fireside Story League will read holiday stories for the whole family at 3 p.m. at the Sumner Library.

Get your grace on Check out our church directory on page 7 to find the house of worship that is right for you.

Rugby The Rainier Plateau Junior Rugby Club plays at 2:30 p.m. at Sunset Chev Stadium in Sumner.

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It’s not easy getting around As a person who has traveled in 20-plus countries, using public transit in nearly every one of them, I feel qualified to make the following statement: the transit decisions made to serve the Puget Sound’s extended metropolitan area stink.

Have you tried to drive to Seattle lately? I had an argument last month with my brother, who lives at the southeastern extent of the Los Angeles metro area. At first, he questioned my assertion that driving here was worse than L.A. Then I pointed out that because Seattle is geographically confined to the eastern edge of Brennan Purtzer Puget Sound, and Publisher since the closing of the viaduct, the only way across is the congested artery of Interstate 5, there are no alternate routes. Contrast this with Los Angeles, where there are at least 13 major byways moving north to south and six running east to west.

Granted, the population (12 million) is much larger in southern California – but the people there have a smorgasbord of options to solve their commuter dilemma.

Back here in Washington, the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority was created in 1996 and began building an urban transportation network to address the commuting and traffic-related problems experienced in our metropolitan area. To date, they have built an expansive network of rail stations and busing services all the way from Everett to Tacoma.

There are impressive, modern stations in Sumner and Puyallup that could be utilized as key links in the chain to addressing our congestion issues. I say “could be� because their operation hours ruin the practicality of the whole affair.

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We need to learn lessons from Canada Just about the time the Congressional “Super Committee� declared failure, our national debt clock rolled past $15 trillion. Even as the discussions, co-chaired by Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., ground to a halt and Congress left the Capitol for Thanksgiving, the debt clock kept ticking.

That means each taxpayer’s portion of our debt is now $133,687.

Where will this all stop? Are we headed for another partisan meltdown over raising our debt ceiling?

Will we see another downgrading of our nation’s credit rating?

It is no wonder investors are keeping their money in their pockets.

Credit analysts are beginning to ques-

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tion our nation’s ability to repay what we have borrowed, and the financial markets are rising and plunging like the cars on a rollercoaster.

It is time to look north and take some valuable lessons from our Canadian friends.

In September, The Seattle Times published a series of editorials suggesting that Americans do just that.

The editorial writers suggested that we fix ourselves, just as the Canadians did in the early 1990s. Liberals and Conservatives north of our border cut $7 for every dollar of tax increase.

The cuts did not ruin the job market, and Canada’s debt has fallen from 67 percent of gross domestic product to 29 percent — less than half the U.S. figure today.

With less debt, Canada came through the recent deep recession stronger. Its unemployment rate in the last three years averaged 7.6 percent while ours hovered between 9 and 10 percent and flirted with 11 percent. Its dollar, which was worth

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Letters Honoring Veterans is the right idea, but they got the wrong road This is in response to the article “Bonney Lake renames highway for Veterans.�

I believe the motion to rename a stretch of the SumnerBuckley Highway is a bad idea and a mistake.

I understand that the efforts to rename a street in honor of Veterans and the construction of a Veterans

Memorial are two separate endeavors, but that’s not how the citizens of Bonney Lake will see it. The two should be connected.

As soon as the location of the memorial was determined (on the corner of state Route 410 and Main Street East), the focus of the road name change should have shifted to Main Street East. The street that the Veterans Memorial is on should be called Veterans Memorial Drive. It doesn’t make sense to have Veterans Memorial Drive a block away from the Veterans Memorial, and

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Correction Food Bank hours wrong The hours given for the Bonney Lake Food Bank on page 1 of the Nov. 30 edition of the Bonney Lake and Sumner Courier-Herald were incorrect. The Food Bank is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday.

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leading to Buckley instead of the memorial besides.

Also considering, Main Street East does not have nearly the historical depth that the Sumner-Buckley Highway has, and being such a short distance, there are less home and business owners to upset with a name change.

I am a Veteran, and although I appreciate the effort to name a street in our honor, I do not believe it is right to dishonor our local history by removing historic names.

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Obviously, the system costs money to operate and returns have been underwhelming so far. But I can’t believe I’m the only citizen from our corner of the metropolitan area who has avoided taking the Sounder because I’d like to actually be able to get home. No, it is certain that ridership would explode if the Sounder was a viable option for citizens.

There would have to be an effective marketing

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To quote Michael Richards’ character in the 90s sitcom Seinfeld, “That’s a lot of potatoes.�

I’m not against public investment to serve a verified need and I’ve already spent half this column complaining about the traffic situation. Truth be told, I’ve wanted to use the Sounder every time I’ve

driven to Seattle in the last year and a half, but never been able to do it – not once. That’s because the final southbound trip leaves Seattle at 6:15 p.m. and only on weekdays.

The sparse schedule is truly what grinds my gears.

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Bonney Lake’s Men of ‘Movember’ Several Bonney Lake employees took part in the annual “Movember” campaign to raise awareness for men’s health issues, specifically prostate cancer. Those particpating start the month with a clean shave and grow some form of facial hair throughout November. Participating in the event (though not all are pictured in the photo) were: Woody Edvalson, Jason Kimball, John Vodopich, Adam Kwakenat, Curt Roundtree, Scott Fielding, Jerry Hight, Chris Blake, Don Morrison, Doug Budzynski, Rocky Bilyeu, Chuck McEwen, King Cooper, Cole Elliot, Dan Buhl, and Dave Cihak. Follicly challenged staff members also cheered on the men with homemade moustaches of their own.

Photos courtesy of John Vodopich.

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YOUR DIERINGER SCHOOLS Connecting Community and School

From the School Board: In this season of cheer, we’d like to thank all of you who make Dieringer such an outstanding district.

Thank you, parents, for the successful home-school partnership that enables our students to reach their educational potential.

Thank you to the many businesses in the community who generously donate funds and goods to support our students.

Thank you, Dieringer Education Foundation, for your donation of 8th grade scholarships and funding for our safe and supportive schools initiative.

And thank you, Dieringer community, for your countless volunteer hours, your support of our students’ cookie dough sales and charity drives, and your levy and bond dollars that are so essential to delivering our exceptional educational programs.

As a result of our collaborative efforts, Dieringer continues to be one of the top performing districts in Washington State. Our enrollment has grown by 5% in the past year—more than any other district within King and Pierce Counties.

Looking forward, you’ll see a Dieringer educational levy request on February’s ballot to replace our expiring levy. Because local levy support accounts for more than 25% of our educational budget, continuation of levy funding is essential to sustaining Dieringer’s quality programs and services.

Thank you for your invaluable support and commitment to our students, and best wishes for 2012.

Brewery, Al Lago, Crystal Mountain Founders Club, Lids Team Sports, Smith Optics, Amber Olsen-Walker and Scott Walker and Wileys Waterski Pro Shop. Special thanks goes to Mark and Lisa Kalamar who donated the use of their winery and their handcrafted wines for this event. A growing membership and the success of recent fundraisers, including the “Dollar a Day�, drive allowed the Foundation to provide a $5,000 donation to the Dieringer School District at the November School Board meeting. The donation will be used to supplement much needed counseling services for students at each of the District’s schools.

Parents, alumni and community members are encouraged to visit our website at www.dieringerfoundation.org to learn more about ways to support Dieringer students.

Food Drives

The DHES annual food drive is well under way. On Wednesday, November 16th, the first delivery was made to the Bonney Lake Food Bank. DHES was able to donate over 1,800 pounds of food to help local families. Great job DHES!! We will continue the food drive until December 14th.

In November, LTES collected over 1200 non-perishable items to be used for both our Dieringer Community and for the Sumner Food Bank. A large “drive� to Sea World was put up in the hallway as a way for students to see the progress they made throughout the past two weeks. Students enjoyed watching the car move along the highway on its way to Sea World. The more food that was brought, the farther down the road the car went. A huge thanks to Mrs. Tori Sauerbier, counCorey Pawlak, School Board Member selor, for coordinating the driver and creating a fun way to chart how much we gave. What a generous community we The Dieringer Education Foundation have and what an important message we send to our students In addition to awarding two scholarships to graduating eighth when we help out those in need. graders for the second year, the Dieringer Education FoundaNTMS ASB is also sponsoring their annual food drive to tion continues to move forward with the vision of providing benefit the Sumner Food Bank. Dates for donations are Desupport to the staff and students of the Dieringer School Dis- cember 1st through December 16th. On December 16th the trict. The Foundation held a successful wine tasting fundrais- ASB will load buses and deliver the food, traditionally with er at the Kalamar Winery this past August. Attendees were the assistance of long time Dieringer substitute teacher, Mr. treated to a tasty selection of wines, enjoyed snacks provided Quentin Clark, a regular volunteer at the food bank. This anby Top Foods and purchased tickets for several super raffle nual event is always well supported by our generous combaskets donated by local businesses including Trade Route munity.

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Mrs. Barker’s 4th Grade class participated in a “progressive story” project with students from 4 different states, including Texas, Louisiana, North Carolina, and New Jersey. Mrs. Barker’s class enjoyed watching the story evolve and couldn’t wait to see how it ended.

Here is an excerpt from their story, “Trembling Trouble”: The ground started to tremble as the Harrys were fast asleep. The Harrys are a Sasquatch family that live deep in the woods on Mt. St. Melon in the Pacific Northwest. It started out as a normal day on the mountain. Larry Harry, the dad, went fishing and caught his biggest trout yet, a 42 incher.

Mary Harry, the mom, also had a great day because she found the most delicious trout recipe; it consisted of dirt, worms, and spider legs. Their two kids, Barry and Carry, enjoyed a lovely day of pin the tail on the raccoon (they used a real raccoon and his tail). The day couldn’t have been better, but this all changed when the ground started to shake later that evening.

“The mountain’s going to blow,” exclaimed Larry to his wife! The Harrys panicked and scurried to their children’s underground den. When they went to wake the kids, neither of them were in their beds…..(Read the entire story on the District Webpage, “Progressive Story”) The DHES Student Council did a great job leading the students in organizing a shoe drive for Bonney Lake Lions 4 Kids House. As a school they were able to donate 213 pairs of new or gently used shoes for pre-school children through young adults. Lions 4 kids House provides stylish clothing and shoes for children in need who live in the Sumner, Bonney Lake, Orting, Dieringer and White River school areas.

The morning of November 10th, DHES held a wonderful assembly as a tribute to our fantastic Veterans. It was super to see so many families join us for this time of thankful speeches, special music and genuine sharing of our gratefulness to those who have served our nation in the armed forces. Almost every chair in the school was set up in order to accommodate everyone this year. A big “Thank You!!” to Mrs. Davenport, our music teacher, for doing such a great job choosing the songs, leading the students and coordinating such a wonderful assembly. It is our sincere hope that each of the more than 75 Veterans in attendance felt honored and appreciated.

The Puyallup Fair Traveling Farm visited 2nd and 3rd graders at Lake Tapps Elementary in October. The Puyallup Fair’s outreach program travels to schools to provide an educational experience about agriculture and healthy food choices for students. The hands-on exhibit area was developed to meet Washington State learning goals and addresses many different learning styles. The Traveling Farm also gives students the opportunity to have an up close farm animal encounter.

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The 41st annual Veterans Day Speech Contest was held on November 7th. Students spoke to the theme, “Defending Freedom and Liberty”. The NTMS Band, under the direction of Del Winterfeld, performed a variety of patriotic songs in honor of our veterans. Thank you Mr. Rooney for organizing this great event. Medals were awarded to the top three speakers; Gold: Elly Mark, Silver; Joelle Dela Cruz and Bronze: Mikaela Miele.

NTMS ASB also supports our Veterans by sponsoring a letter writing campaign for the Marine Moms project.

Two large boxes of letters were mailed off to the Marine Mom’s director this year. Included in the boxes were pins made by Mrs. Lakin’s art students supPictured L to R: Joelle Dela Cruz, Mr. Rooney, Mikaela Miele, Lalie Peto, Alison Tay- porting the Veterans with patriotic meslor, Emilly Crosslin, Kayla Harrell, & Elly Mark. sages.

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Second and Third Grade Students from Lake Tapps Elementary have an up close encounter with an animal at the Puyallup Fair Traveling Farm.

On November 16th, Mrs. Stewart’s 3rd Grade class culminated the reading of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by JK Rowling with a Harry Potter Day at school. Parents made Harry Potter themed snacks including… chocolate frogs, cockroach clusters, pretzel wands, Bertie’s Botts, pumpkin cookies, butterbeer and much more. Students practiced spells and enchantments using their original wands they made. They watched the movie.

Following the movie, the students created a double bubble thinking map comparing and contrasting the book vs. movie. Students arrived to school dressed in house colors after being sorted online by the sorting quiz. Students also brought Harry Potter themed objects to share. Dr. Judy arrived as Professor McGonagall and Mrs. Stewart dressed as Luna Lovegood in honor of the special day.

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Area high schools, like their counterparts throughout the Evergreen State, are preparing for the every-other-year exercise that determines who plays where.

It’s time again for the classification shuffle, where schools sort themselves by size, look at league opportunities and wonder who their future rivals might be.

The drill is mandated by the Washington Interscholastic Athletics and Activities Association, the governing body for all high school sports. The WIAA takes its counts of member schools every two years, tallying the number of students in each high school’s top three grades.

Change in the SPSL 2A

In this area, there is sure to be a change in the eight-team South Puget Sound League 2A ranks. Orting High has outgrown Class 1A and is applying for membership in the 2A league now home to White River, Sumner and others. At the same time, Eatonville has lost enrollment and will be leaving the SPSL 2A, most likely taking Orting’s spot in the Nisqually League.

The head-count range for Class 2A status tops out at 1,085 and settles at 513 on the low end.

Orting is looking at a count of about 530, according to Athletic Director Marty Parkhurst.

Orting experienced rapid growth years ago and, despite the overall economic downturn and slowdown in the housing market, attendance has ticked upward.

“Each of our classes has gotten a little larger,” Parkhurst said, noting that Orting was the second-largest 2A school in the state when the counts were done two years ago.

The move into the SPSL 2A will present some obvious advantages, Parkhurst said. Chief among those is travel, as Orting will be making short trips to Sumner and White River instead of long treks to Chimacum and Vashon Island. Another advantage is students will be missing less class time, he said.

Competition is another matter. The Cardinals will be paired against schools nearly twice their size, creating an inherent disadvantage.

That perception goes out the window when it comes to wrestling. The Cardinals have won three Class 1A state titles in a row and routinely hold their own against larger foes in tournaments.

One school absolutely locked into place is White River. Athletic Director Chris Gibson said the Hornets will land with a count of about 980, keeping them well under the 1,085 lid.

Sumner also is firmly entrenched in the Class

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Panthers still deciding

Less certain is the local Class 3A situation.

Bonney Lake High has been competing in the SPSL 3A the past two seasons, despite attendance numbers that fit the 2A model. Bonney Lake asked to opt up two years ago, a request that was granted by the WIAA. Now, Bonney Lake appears to be having second thoughts. A question on the school’s website acknowledges the opportunity to step down a classification and allows website visitors to vote on the issue.

Bonney Lake is the newer of the Sumner School District’s two high schools.

District Athletic Director Tim Thomsen said the decision rests at the school level.

“The district has decided to allow each high school to independently make its own choice,” he said. “They know the situation better than anyone else.”

He said there are “a variety of factors” to be considered. Among those are scheduling, including nonleague travel costs, and the views of coaches, players and the community at large.

He said the complex formula used by the

Changing his stance, was a game-changer for Lake Tapps’ Nolan Cull Photo by Shawn Skager/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald. com.

It’s been a breakout year for Lake Tapps teenager Nolan Cull.

The 16-year-old, Auburn Riverside High School junior qualified for his second appearance in the state Class 4A golf championships – to be settled in May – with a second-place finish at the West Central District tournament.

He led his squad this fall by taking medalist honors in 10 of the team’s 11 matches and notching six eagles during league play. Nolan, who attended Dieringer schools through eighth grade, was named the South Puget Sound League Central Division 4A Player of the Year, in addition to earning allleague first-team honors.

Although he’s been playing in tournaments since he was 6 years old at the par-3 Riverbend Golf Complex in Kent, the genesis of his success this year lies in a decision he made after his freshman year of

high school.

“He came up to me after that freshman baseball season and said, ‘You know, dad, I’m not going to play baseball anymore after fall ball,’” Brian Cull said. “He was always a good golfer with natural talent, but he’d never really taken any hardcore lessons. I just let him play with his talents.”

The decision was not an easy one for the younger Cull.

“I just figured out that I had more potential in golf,” he said.

Nolan began taking lessons with Gregg Rogers of Golf Performance in Bellevue a year ago.

“They broke down his game and swing the next winter and spring before he turned 15,” Brian Cull said.

The goal was to make Nolan a more consistent golfer and give him the tools he needed to take him to the next level.

“He would shoot 73 and then 80 in a weekend back then,” Brian Cull said. “It became about shoot-

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ing 73 back-to-back. It was about taking that 73 and shooting 69 and then taking it into those sub-par numbers.”

To achieve that consistency, Nolan was forced to change his grip, stance and posture.

“I told him he was going to have to take a very large step backward in order to take a couple of steps forward,” his father said. “That summer was a long summer for him. He was shooting 80, 82 or 79.”

Nolan admits the process was arduous.

“The first couple of weeks, you don’t want to deal with it, you just want to go back to what’s natural,” he said. “It’s almost embarrassing when you go play with your friends and they’re like, ‘Dude, you got terrible.’ They don’t actually say it, but you know they’re thinking it.”

Still, he stuck with the new coaching advice.

“I just knew that it would turn

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Sumner High swim standout Sami Hendricks has signed a letter of intent with the University of Idaho.

“I’m so excited,” Hendricks said. “I can’t wait to go to school there.”

Hendricks and the U of I made the announcement Nov. 30. The Spartan senior was one of five in the Vandals’ recruiting class.

“We are extremely excited about the speed Sami will bring to the program,” University of Idaho coach Mark Sowa said. “She has a ton of pop and will continue to improve once she experiences racing at this level. It is our hope she will contribute not only in the sprint freestyle events but the relays as well.

“Most importantly, Sami is a great young lady who will make our team better.”

Hendricks sprinted to a second-place Class 2A state finish in the 50-yard freestyle in 2010 and third place in October. She was third in at state in the 100 freestyle in 2010 and fourth this season. She also raced a leg of the Spartans’ state champion 200 yard freestyle relay in both her junior and senior year.

She set Sumner High’s school record for the 50 and 100 freestyle and also is part of the Spartans’ recordsetting 200 medley and 200 freestyle relay teams. She also competes with Valley

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Sumner senior Sami Hendricks signed a letter of intent Nov. 30 to swim with the University of Idaho.

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The Bonney Lake High boys basketball squad beat visiting Washington High 67-59 in nonleague hoop action Thursday, moving their record to an undefeated 2-0. “This most recent encounter was a tale of two very different halves,� said second-year Panther coach Rob Smith, following what turned into somewhat of a nail biter against the Patriots. Bonney Lake bolted to a 40-16 halftime advantage, then become rather careless defensively in the final 16 minutes. “We just lost our energy and focus in the second half,� Smith said. “We have to work on being more consistent as a group on defense, but we’ve made great strides in a short amount of time.�

Junior guard Derek Lund spearheaded the offense with a game-high 19 points.

The Panther crew had beaten Bethel High 56-51 in an overtime affair Nov. 29.

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Against the Class 4A Braves, the score was tied at 46 at the end of regulation.

As the tilt transitioned into the bonus frame, senior center Mike Gould made his presence known, scoring eight of the Panthers’ 10 overtime points to seal Bethel’s fate.

Bonney Lake hosts Foss High Friday and Wilson High Tuesday, with both games beginning at 7 p.m.

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also competes with Valley Aquatics Swim Team.

Hendricks said narrowing her choice was difficult.

She also considered offers from Seattle University, CalState University-East Bay, Fresno Pacific University and the University of New Mexico. “It was so hard,�

Hendricks said of her decision. “I went through all the pros and cons. It was the hardest decision.�

In the end, it came down to the Vandals’ program and its team cohesiveness. “I liked their team and swim program. I thought I’d fit in best there.�

Hendricks said sister Katie did not influence her

Katie, also a Sumner High graduate, is closing out her swim career with the Vandals and graduating. She has the Vandals’ seventh-best 100 freestyle and sixth-best 200 butterfly times in school history and is a member of school record-holding 200 freestyle relay team.

Former Bonney Lake diver Kelsi Potterf also is on the Vandals’ roster.

Hendricks, who has a 3.7 grade-point average, will receive a partial athletic scholarship and plans to study chemistry.

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Everything started to come together for Nolan during his sophomore season. He led the SPSL Central 4A in scoring and earned a spot on the allleague first team.

His third-place district finish qualified him for state, where he placed 12th, shooting rounds of 76 and 75.

As good as he was last spring, the summer was even better.

CHANGES FROM 15 WIAA presents an interesting scenario in his district.

Following the WIAA math, Bonney Lake High has a three-grade headcount of 997, or 40 more than Sumner High. But for internal purposes, Thomsen said, the counts show Sumner with the greater population, by about 35 students.

A decision regarding Bonney Lake’s future should be made by the end of the week, Thomsen said.

Enumclaw, like White River, is comfortable where it is.

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He narrowly missed qualifying for the Junior PGA National Championships and the Junior World tourney by two strokes, notching a 145 and a 147, respectively. “After a year of taking those lessons, it all started to click,� Nolan said. “He’s really into a whole new level, constancy-wise now,� his father said. “He had a stroke average of 73.8 for the summer for all the big tournaments he played in.�

Now that the high school season is over until through seniors – Enumclaw now tallies about 1,092.

Once the district adds those students attending alternative programs, the count will safely fall in the 3A range, Smith said.

Enumclaw and three others – Peninsula, Lakes and Auburn Mountainview – are assured of remaining at the 3A level, Smith said. There were rumors that Decatur, a Class 4A school until 2010, could be returning to the large-school ranks. But Decatur has committed to remaining in the SPSL 3A, Thomsen said.

The entire classification puzzle will be pieced together during the coming eight weeks, Smith said. Schools wishing to appeal their enrollment counts, or opt up to a larger league, must do so by mid-December, he said, and the WIAA will give its final blessing by the end of January.

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May’s state championship, Nolan said he’ll continue to fine tune his game at Washington National Golf Club, where he works. He will prepare for next summer’s junior golf season, where he hopes to attract the attention of some college coaches. “College is the first stage

BRUNELL FROM 6 less than 70 cents U.S. a decade ago, has climbed back to par.

While there are some discernible differences between our two countries, the underlying fact is Canada tackled its spending and revenue problems head on, while we bicker endlessly. Our inability to act forces us to borrow more from thriving foreign countries such as China, which now owns $4.6 trillion of the U.S. government debt.

Canadians took some novel approaches which American politicians shun. For example, to bring down costs, Canada contracts its highway maintenance and air traffic control system to the private, taxpaying sector. Contracting out public sector jobs is taboo in U.S. union halls.

While we fight over the siting of wind farms and new ways to develop our oil and gas reserves, the Canadians have

of what I want to do,� Nolan said. “You want to dream big, but not too big that it’s unrealistic. Plus I want to go to college, so if things don’t turn out the way I want, I have a Plan B. I’m sure I’m on the radar somewhere, but nothing has been said to me yet.�

The key, Nolan added,

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Miller is spearheading the program at the Bonney Lake Police Department after meeting with a counterpart in Puyallup, which has had a similar program for several years.

“We’ve been seeing an increase in vehicle prowls and I was concerned about it,” Miller said.

According to Miller, car prowls are mostly crimes of opportunity. A thief, seeing an item on a car seat, can quietly shatter a car window in seconds using everyday items and make off with a

victim’s belongings.

“It happens so quickly,” she said. “The thieves, they need that opportunity to thrive.”

Miller said car prowlers look for technology items like GPS units, iPods, phones, laptops and cameras, as well as other items like purses.

“You would not believe how many people leave purses in their cars,” Miller said.

Along with warning drivers who may become victims, Miller said the police are also using a little positive reinforcement, leaving notes on cars that are secure and safe as well.

According to the police, shoppers should always park in well-lit areas and be

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sure to stow valuables out of site. They also remind shoppers to close all windows and lock all doors.

Miller said shoppers going from store-to-store should be sure to put new items in the trunk to prevent them from being stolen.

Miller also said residents should be sure to keep a copy of the serial number for items like a GPS unit, so police can better track items, which are usually taken to local pawn shops within a few days.

But more importantly, Miller said drivers should use common sense and make sure not make their car attractive to criminals.

“If you can avoid it, don’t leave it in your car, period,” she said.

8-12. Prices start at $10 for a half-day ticket and there are also group and early-bird discounts. If computers are not your thing, call 1-800-343-6973 for tickets. Tickets are easy to sneak into stockings and this show is for more than just gardeners. The theme is musical this year so anyone who loves music, flowers or beauty will enjoy the show. t t t

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Egan, 68, lives in Edgewood and was a member of the Edgewood Fire Commission when it became part of East Pierce. He has been a commissioner since 2002. Egan was a safety manager with Weyerhaeuser before his retirement.

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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.

Copyright for this column owned by Marianne Binetti.

Department of Retirement’s advisory board and serves as chairman for the Washington State Investment Board.

Fire commissioners perform important duties in the management of a fire district. They set policy for the department, hire the fire chief and are responsible for budgets, professional audits and authorizing levy requests of the public they serve.

The East Pierce fire commissioners meet at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of the month at the East Pierce headquarters station, 18421 Old Buckley Highway.

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Kerry LeBleu shares a laugh with Wonder Copters owner Gary White as her twins, Skylar and Sage, 9, meet with Santa Claus. The Santa Copter is an annual event in Bonney Lake with opportunities to get pictures taken with Santa in a specially decorated holiday helicopter. Photos are $10 each and White is also collecting money for Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital in Tacoma. The copter will be at the Chase Bank on state Route 410 through Dec. 22. Photo by Brian Beckley/ To view or buy photos go to www. blscourierherald.com.

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I n the community she is a volunteer at the Buckley Veterinary Clinic and the 24-hour Sumner Veterinary Clinic. She is also a volunteer dog walker for the regional animal shelter of King County.

Crone’s hobbies include guitar playing, horse back riding, singing and writing poetry.

She hopes to attend Gonzaga University for pre-veterinary studies and to complete her veterinary degree at Washington State University. “Angela is a very sincere and genuine young lady who is humble and outgoing,� said Bonney Lake High School Principal Linda Masteller. “She challenges herself academically with a rigorous schedule and high expectations for success.�

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