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State parks lose half their staff By NATHAN WHALEN Staff reporter
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A man looks over the edge of Ebey’s Bluff at a plane that crashed into the hillside Thursday afternoon. A single occupant perished.
Pilot dies in fiery crash By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter
A man was killed Thursday when the small aircraft he was piloting crashed into a bluff on Whidbey Island. Authorities identified the pilot late Friday as Michael Heaton Sr., 59, a six-month resident of Whidbey Island. The crash occurred on Central Whidbey at Ebey’s Bluff, between Perego’s Lake and the parking lot at the northern end of Hill Road, at about 4 p.m. The area is a popular spot for hiking and bird watching. First responders, including police and firefighters, arrived to find the aircraft engulfed in flames about one-third of the way from the top of the bluff. The blaze burned unchecked for about 30 minutes before
being extinguished. Kimberly Martin, public affairs officer for Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, confirmed the plane is a Whidbey Island Navy Flying Club aircraft and had been checked out by a member of the Civil Air Patrol. Coupeville resident Linda Wandro was sitting in her car at the beach and saw the accident happen. She said the plane was flying low and was clearly in trouble as the pilot appeared to be trying to land in the fields above the bluff. She watched in horror as the plane collided with the hillside and burst into flames. Jumping out of her car, she began running up the bluff toward the accident but quickly realized there was little she could do. SEE PLANE, A4
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A man rushes to the scene as the airplane burns on Ebey’s Bluff.
Budget cuts announced this week will decimate staff at state parks on Whidbey Island and elsewhere. The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission said the parks system will be restructured to emphasize seasonal help during the summer. Because of that change, about half of the park employees working at Whidbey’s state parks could lose their jobs. Pink slips are scheduled to go out Dec. 19. Deception Pass Park Manager Jack Hartt said staffing levels at his park will dive from 15 employees to eight and the other manned parks on the island will suffer in the same fashion. “Every park on the island will be affected similarly,” Hartt said, adding that some of the employees whose positions will be cut have 30 years of experience. The park manager jobs at Fort Ebey, Fort Casey and South Whidbey state parks will be consolidated into a single position. The restructuring means 160 park employees statewide were notified their positions are at risk, said Virginia Painter, spokeswoman. Hartt said instead of the permanent employees, seasonal staff will be hired to five-month positions and will likely be students rather than the experienced, permanent staff. The state parks system is currently changing the way it receives money. Rather than being reliant on the state Legislature for funding, the Discover Pass was instituted last summer. Park users pay a vehicle fee of $10 per day or $30 per year.
“We’re still reeling from the effects.” -- Jack Hartt, manager Deception Pass State Park
The Legislature projected the fee would bring in $65 million, which would benefit the Washington State Parks, Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Natural Resources. The park system would receive $54 million. The Legislature provided $17 million as bridging money until the Discover Pass gains in popularity. By the next biennium, the park system must be reliant on income received from fees and donations. Unfortunately, only $7.2 million in Discover Pass revenue was collected through October, which obviously isn’t on pace to bring in the projected $65 million. The park system has been working for months to develop a contingency plan should revenues fall short. Park closures are not being considered. Officials say parks need to remain open to encourage people to purchase the Discover Pass. To help make ends meet, the commission also approved lowering operating reserves to $8 million from $12 million, which is enough to fund two months of operations. Downsizing staff during SEE PARKS, A4
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HOLIDAY GIFT TREE: The Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce is collecting gift certificates as the raffle prize for this year’s holiday shop local incentive, a tree full of local items and gift certificates that represent the community and keep the winner shopping all year long. Contact board member Jon Holland at j.holland@alaskausa.org or James Johnson at james@ seatacshuttle.com.
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Beginning this spring, Oak Harbor will become home to a new whalewatching business expected to draw about 2,000 tourists each year. Deception Pass Tours, a scenic tour company based out of Cornet Bay on North Whidbey, is hoping to tap into the local gray whale population with a seasonal operation at the marina. Company owners Brett Ginther and Terica Taylor have been shopping for a suitable location for months and recently decided Oak Harbor was the best place to set up shop, according to a news release. “We explored a lot of options,� Ginther said. “Oak Harbor quickly became our first choice because of the facilities available at the Oak Harbor Marina, the overwhelming level of community support and we found Harbormaster Chris Sublet to be an excellent ambassador for Oak Harbor and an advocate for our business.� The tours, which will begin in March and run through April, will leave from the marina Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and last approximately three hours. The company hopes to run about three tours a day with their high-speed catamaran, the Island Whaler. Business leaders who have been trying to sway Deception Pass Tours to select Oak Harbor are thrilled with the decision. Jill Johnson, executive director of the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce, said efforts have been ongoing to reestablish the city as a waterfront community and that this is a
The Island Whaler will soon be coming to Oak Harbor for whale watching tours. big step toward that goal. Two thousand new tourists will also be a big boon to Oak Harbor businesses, especially during the spring. “For visitors, having an activity of this caliber during these traditionally slower tourism months means better room rates and a more personalized local shopping experience,� said Johnson. “It is exciting to know that now families can afford to have a total Whidbey Island experience because we offer something fun outside of the peak tourist season.� For more information about the company, call 1-888-909-TOUR or visit www. deceptionpasstours.com.
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Council balks at choosing finalists for sewer plant sites By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter
Oak Harbor decision-makers have, for the second time in as many months, declined to narrow the number of possible wastewater treatment locations to three finalists. The city council convened in a special meeting recently to pare the current list of five candidate sites based on the recommendation of a hired consulting firm. But, despite the urging of engineers itching for a decision and a host of community members adamantly opposed to one of the sites, the decision was once again put off. The city council met this past October to pare the list but tabled the issue due to two absent city council members. Ironically, the same decision was made again Nov. 26 for largely the same reason. City Councilman Jim Campbell said he believed the precedent had been set and recommended waiting so that everyone could participate in the decision. City council members Rick Almberg and Beth Munns voiced support for moving forward, but ultimately agreed to delay. “I’m not going to fall on my sword over this one,� said Almberg, adding that he was willing to have meetings out of
sequence if it would result in an earlier decision. Oak Harbor is facing something of a time crunch as it must have a facility plan submitted to the state Department of Ecology by December 2012 or face violations or lawsuits brought on by third parties. City Engineer Eric Johnston said he didn’t want the city council to feel too pressured but also made it clear that a process has begun and that the clock is ticking. “Do you have time? Yes. Do you have a lot of time? No,� Johnston said. The three sites under proposal include Windjammer Park, U.S. Navy property on Crescent Harbor and the old city shops at the end of City Beach Street. But in order for that property to be viable, private property would have to be acquired from Fleet Reserve Association Branch 097. A handful of group officials, members of Boy Scout Troop 59, and at least once concerned neighbor were in attendance to discourage any further consideration of the old city shops. The Fleet Reserve is not interested in selling and the Boy Scout troop would be displaced as it meets on the organization’s property. Their objections did spur
some discussion among city council members about whether action should be taken on a site that does not appear to be an option, but Johnston said keeping it in the plans could prove valuable. Concerns and a lack of community support for Windjammer Park and the old city shops may leave the Crescent Harbor site the only viable location. But it comes with its own set of troubles as the property belongs to the U.S. Navy. “It would literally require an act of Congress for the government to give deed to the city, title ownership in that piece of property,� Johnston said. Johnston said federal laws would only allow the city to acquire the land if it was the only property feasible. By keeping the other two sites on the list, even if they aren’t possible, it would strengthen the city’s position that Crescent Harbor is the only real choice, he said. Council members also had questions concerning the possibility of leasing the property and the costs associated with each site. Combined with the reluctance to vote on an issue so important with two missing members, it was unanimously agreed to table the issue until the Jan. 17 meeting.
0OF PCKFDUT UP 0BL )BSCPS CPBSE SFBQQPJOUNFOUT Over the objections of one Oak Harbor City Council member, three people have been reappointed to their respective city boards. During its regular meeting Tuesday, the city council approved Mayor Jim Slowik’s recommendation to give Susan Norman another term on the Library Board, Christon Skinner another term with on the Marina Advisory Committee and Keith Fakkema another term on the Planning Commission.
City Councilman Jim Campbell objected to the reappointments, saying they should not be considered until mayor-elect and Councilman Scott Dudley takes office in January. He was overruled in a 4-1 decision that included council members Bob Severns, Rick Almberg, Jim Palmer and Beth Munns. Councilman Danny Paggao and Dudley did not vote as they were away on pre-excused absences.
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When the ferry quits, dredging begins at harbor By NATHAN WHALEN Staff reporter
Keystone Harbor has been a flurry of activity when the ferry is out of service. A large, floating crane and barge have been spending their nights dredging the area to make it deeper for state ferries to navigate. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is paying Tacoma’s American Construction Company $806,000 to remove 30,000to-50,000 cubic yards of sediment that drifted onto the harbor floor in recent years. Bill Dowell, spokesman for the Corps of Engineers, said the crew has been removing between 900 and 1,100 cubic yards of sediment each night. Depending on the weather and the amount of sediment that has accumulated on the harbor floor, work should wrap up
on the project sometime in the middle of January. Dredging has taken place in the evening after the last voyage of the Salish, which serves the Port Townsendto-Coupeville ferry route that crosses Admiralty Inlet. “We don’t have want to have any interruption,� Dowell said of the nighttime work. The work will restore the harbor’s depth to 25-feet and help improve the conditions for ferries. Strong currents combined with the shallow depth has at times made Keystone Harbor a treacherous trip for ferry operators. Washington State Ferries only has one class of ferry that is capable of navigating in and out of Keystone Harbor. The new Kwa-di Tabil class ferries’ predecessor, the 80-year-old Steel Electrics, sometimes ran aground while traveling
through the small harbor channel. Tidal and weather conditions routinely cause trip cancellations on the ferry route. Marta Coursey, spokeswoman for Washington State Ferries, said multiple factors contribute to canceled sailings out of Keystone. While the depth of the harbor is one challenge, high-speed cross winds and tidal conditions will continue to affect sailings on a regular basis, she said. The Corps of Engineers found a use for the muck workers collected from the bottom of Keystone Harbor. Every morning, the barge is towed to the nearby bay at Fort Casey State Park. The sediment is being used to “renourish� the beach, parts of which have been eroding in recent years.
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No quarter was given to City Councilman Rick Almberg by the small mob of angry constituents who converged at City Hall Tuesday to protest his proposal for a hiring and firing freeze on the eve of Scott Dudley’s first term as mayor. Unfair, illegal, disappointing, evil, a political ploy, snarky, a waste of paper, a slap in the face to voters and shame on you; these were just some of the words and phrases that poured from the mouths of at least 10 people who took to the microphone to condemn the proposal. Most were well-known and outspoken Dudley supporters. “It’s a despicable way to undermine an incoming mayor,� barked Paul Brewer, who recently lost a bid for
PLANE CONTINUED FROM A1 “I just got down on my knees and said the Lord’s Prayer,� Wandro said. While on the trail, she said she met a man who also witnessed the crash. According to Wandro, the man said he was a pilot and reported
a city council seat in the November general election. Others who spoke were less familiar but just as dismayed over the unexpected move. “Do you really believe (Dudley) is that fiscally irresponsible?� Oak Harbor resident Jeff Trumbore said. “I really find it remarkable and quite uncalled for.� “Sir, you are over stepping your bounds,� said Jim Scully, also of Oak Harbor. In a special meeting last week, Almberg made a last minute motion to discuss a six-month hiring/firing freeze for all city employees in light of staffing changes Dudley hinted at while on the campaign trail. The motion was seconded by City Councilwoman Beth Munns. Although Almberg said he made the motion solely out of financial and operational con-
that the plane’s engines did not appear to be operating before the crash. Another man, who asked to remain anonymous but identified himself as a flight instructor, said the aircraft appeared to be a Piper, which was later confirmed by Martin. He said he saw the smoke while driving on a nearby road and came to see if he could help.
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cerns, denying any political motivations whatsoever, the proposal stirred a hornet’s nest of Dudley backers. Many expressed outrage because the issue was being discussed while Dudley was out of town, calling it a blatant and brash attempt to subvert the will of a new mayor. Others sought legal advice, which indicated that a hiring freeze is illegal. “I did not realize my motion would create such a political firestorm,� Almberg said during Tuesday’s meeting. He reiterated that his
“I ran down here thinking someone may have been able to crawl out,� he said. He arrived to find the plane partially intact --- its wings were still attached --- but on fire. The aircraft’s orientation on the bluff indicated that it did not hit the bluff head on and the flames make it unlikely that the aircraft was out of fuel, he said. “There’s no way he’d be out of gas and burning like that,� the man said. Island County Coroner Robert Bishop said Heaton’s cause of death was blunt force trauma. He notified
motives were pure but it didn’t seem to curb the tone of comments from the crowd. Even City Councilman Jim Campbell, who had strong words of his own, said in a later interview that he did not expect such harsh opines. Almberg also changed his proposal. After doing his own research and getting confirmation from City Attorney Margery Hite that a firing freeze is illegal, he proposed a muted resolution for a nonbinding agreement in which Dudley would work with the city council on issues that may adversely affect the budget. But the revised proposal got as little support from fellow city council members as it did from the crowd. City Councilman Bob Severns said he also feels a responsibility for Oak Harbor’s finances and believes Dudley
Heaton’s family members of the tragedy Friday. According to the coroner, Heaton was a 30-year resident of Sammamish, but has been living with a friend on Whidbey for the last six months. Martin said that officials from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration were investigating the crash site. The cause of the crash has yet to be determined.
shares that concern. While not willing to support the motion, Severns said he would be watching the new mayor carefully. “I can tell you one thing, I’m going to be ringing Mr. Dudley’s door any time I feel we’re going in the wrong direction,� Severns said. Councilmen Jim Palmer and Campbell both said they didn’t believe the action was necessary and Munns, who seconded Almberg’s original motion last week, was also unwilling to support the new resolution. She said her intent from the beginning was just to talk about the issue, but her explanation earned at least one hushed expletive of disbelief from the crowd. The only people to voice any support for the resolution were Gerry Oliver and Martha Yount. Oliver said he didn’t see
PARKS CONTINUED FROM A1 the slow season affects the maintenance that takes place then, Painter acknowledged. Some workers notified that their position is at risk may still have jobs. Depending on their experience, they can take a different position and “bump� someone with less seniority. Locally, Hartt said he’s negotiating to reduce the amount of seasonal help so he can add an additional
the harm in discussing the issue and Yount, who also ran an unsuccessful bid for a seat on the city council in November, said respect is earned and she would support a firing moratorium. Despite the overwhelming opposition, Almberg did make a motion to pass the revised proposal but it died for lack of a second. In a later interview, he said he had hoped for a little more support from his colleagues, but didn’t leave feeling stung. The city council is not the “club� some people think it is; every one has their own mind, he said. Also, he said his goal was to make sure everyone understood the ramifications of rash or politically based firings and he felt that was accomplished over the course of the discussion. “The outcome had really already occurred,� he said.
yearly position to deal with continuing maintenance. “We’re still reeling from the effects,� Hartt said. The parks staff will have difficulty providing other important services such as law enforcement and assisting with marine rescues. Hartt emphasized that the remaining staff is still committed to the park and ensuring visitor stays are enjoyable. “We’re doing our best with the money we are given to provide a service to the public,� Hartt said.
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In what may be a first in Whidbey Island history, a doctor performed Mohs surgery on a series of patients Tuesday. Dr. Duane Whitaker was the man behind the surgical mask. He is a national expert in the surgical technique that’s considered the most effective and advanced treatment for skin cancer. He recently joined the team at the Family Dermatology in Coupeville. “Now people with skin cancer won’t have to go off the island for the most effective treatment,� Physician Assistant Reese Bliek said. Bliek has brought together some of the best medical professionals from all over the region — including two dermatologists and a vascular surgeon — to see patients at the clinic. He opened Family Dermatology in October to replace the dermatology clinic that was abruptly closed. Bliek’s latest coup was coaxing Whitaker to Coupeville. Whitaker has been performing Mohs surgery for more than 30 years. He was formerly a professor and the director of Dermatologic Surgery at the University of Iowa, where he taught Mohs surgery. He served as president of the American College of Mohs Surgery. Whitaker eventually moved to Bainbridge Island. He works at offices in both Bainbridge and Silverdale.
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A good start to the 2012 election There was never much doubt about it, but now it’s a fact: Island County voters will have some good choices in the two races for county commissioner on the 2012 ballot. Republican Jim Campbell, an Oak Harbor city councilman, announced this week he will run against incumbent Democrat Angie Homola for the District 2 position. Earlier this year, Republican Robert “Jeff� Lauderdale announced he will run against the District 1 incumbent, Helen Price Johnson. The incumbents took office almost three years ago when the impact of the recession was first being felt. Since then, they’ve been put to the test with continuing revenue shortfalls due to the decline in sales and real estate taxes receipts, among others. To their credit, they’ve kept the budget balanced and county departments functioning despite painful spending cuts. Campbell, known as a straight talker, cites as a reason for running the public bickering that has taken place on the Board of Island County Commissioners since Republican Kelly Emerson, a tea party activist, was elected last year to serve District 3. That ended the historic all-Democrat makeup of the board. Homola counters that if it were three men disagreeing, the public wouldn’t notice so much. Lauderdale was inspired to run by the county’s costly environmental mandate that all septic systems be inspected every three years and by other new fees and taxes. The new drainage utility tax will be levied on property owners for the first time in 2012 and the reaction could help his campaign. It’s too early to get into particular issues, but it’s refreshing to see that we have solid candidates even before the election year begins and we’d welcome more. Prospective candidates will have less time than ever to decide whether to run. Aside from fundraising needs, there are earlier deadlines next year. The period to officially file for office will be May 14 to 18, about three weeks earlier than in prior elections. And the primary election will be held Aug. 7, more than a week earlier than the 2011 primary and more than a month earlier than the traditional September primary that was the rule for decades in this state. Next year features a host of local, county, state and federal positions on the ballot. We’ll need plenty of good candidates, but we’ve got a good start with the four who have already announced for commissioner.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR #FBVUJGVM ZFBST GPS HBSEFO DMVC On behalf of the Oak Harbor Park Board, we believe the holiday season is the perfect time of year to thank all the members of the Oak Harbor Garden Club for their dedicated service in beautifying our city. The club began in 1923 as a civic club devoted to making Oak Harbor a better place to live. Today, many generations later, their mission statement is the same: “To develop a beautiful city through loving care of small spaces.� One of the first things they did was save Smith Park, with its numerous Garry oak trees, from being developed. Over the past 88 years, the Garden Club has worked on virtually every park and public garden area in the city. They have land-
scaped and maintained the Chamber of Commerce; the Girl Scout Hall the Flintstone car area; the windmill area at Windjammer Park; and Maylor’s Point Trail. The Garden Club has also worked with the Oak Harbor School District, helping to beautify their small spaces and education the children about gardening. For many years they purchased the hanging baskets for Pioneer Way and, recently, they’ve been researching, designing and planting the new planters on the new streetscape on Pioneer Way. The Garden Club also adopted Hal Ramaley Park in 2000 and they have spent countless hours and dollars landscaping and maintaining the park. Last year they added a beautiful gazebo to the park. The city Park Board would like to express our sincere appreciation for the contributions of the Oak Harbor
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)JU CZ UIF $ISJTUNBT 4QJSJU Every year I wonder where or when the Christmas Spirit will “hit me.� A certain song? A friend connection? Helping with The Tree of Hope? This year it was the Christmas Fantasia presented by the Whidbey Community Chorus under the direction of Chet Hansen. This nonprofit adult choir has two performance seasons a year and spends countless hours practicing for each. By the time my husband and I left the performance on Sunday evening I felt such a sense of community, as Chet had us
singing along, laughing and ringing bells. Thank you all to the Whidbey Community Chorus and to Chet Hansen. May you all have the merriest Christmas ever. Gail Jaeger Oak Harbor
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mussel discs spoil beaches While walking along Kennedy Lagoon Shores recently, I noticed quite a bit of debris on the beach, most of which were black plastic mussel discs clearly labeled Penn Cove Shell Fish LLC. I have seen these same discs at Monroe Landing and other Penn Cove beaches. There are literally hundreds of them scattered along the beach and frankly it is disgusting. Penn Cove Shellfish provides employment and economic stimulus on Whidbey Island, but there is no excuse for them to let these discs foul up the beaches. If it is impossible for PCS to contain these discs from escaping the activity of harvesting shellfish then the least they could do is have some of their employees comb the beaches on a regular basis and pick them up. They could be recycled or re-used. While they’re at it, they could pick up some of the other garbage that comes to rest on the beach as a service to community in which they are fortunate enough to conduct their business. John Sharpe Oak Harbor
Editor’s note: Penn Cove Shellfish was asked to respond to the issues in this letter. Here is their reply: Thank you for contacting us regarding the letter. Generally when discs are found, it is usually by people that take daily walks and if they find some they accumulate them and they will call us or come by our office and drop them off or if they have many, we will pick them up. To encourage the return of the discs, we have our name and contact information on them and we usually trade mussels for the return of the discs. The discs are re-used year after year in our growing operations and are sometimes lost during wind storms. We take steps to prevent loss of the discs and our crew does a beach walk and clean up about every 6 to 8 weeks at which time we retrieve any materials found, including discs and any other debris such as bottles, tires, etc. I point this out because we understand the issue of debris on the beach and we work hard to prevent what ends up there from originating from our farm and we
also work hard to keep the beach free of debris from other sources. We will work harder to prevent loss of the discs or line materials and we appreciate all those who collect the discs and return them to us. I am presently looking into placing collector bins for the discs in various locations, but need to get the acceptance of certain property owners prior to placing those bins. Please advise if you have any further questions or ideas on the matter.
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An endorsement for our hospital I would like to help dispel the negative rumors about Whidbey General Hospital. After three major surgeries over the last four years, I feel I can speak with authority about the quality of care at our public hospital. I literally put my life in the hands of two outstanding surgeons, Dr. Fru Bahiraei and Dr. Paul Zaveruha, because of their skill and experience. They fulfilled my trust in them completely. My care from the nursing staff following each surgery was professional and compassionate. When an issue arose following my last surgery, my concern was dealt with immediately and respectfully and we were able to resolve it quickly. I cannot say enough in praise regarding the quality of care and the kindness of the nursing staff. My follow-up care with oncologist Dr. Mark Coughenour and wound/ostomy nurse, Michelle Beesley, has also been excellent. There was also an intangible reason for choosing WGH and that was its location. Being hospitalized near my home made it easier for family and friends to visit, especially my husband, whose health situation makes it impossible for him to make frequent trips off island. Having family members and friends nearby for support and encouragement certainly helped in my recovery. It is evident that our hospital board is working to upgrade equipment. WGH’s recent purchase of a new state-of-the-art MRI capable of producing higher quality images means that patients will not have to be referred off-island for tests. We have been fortunate to attract highly skilled people because of the quality of life on the island, but they cannot be expected to stay if their working conditions are not commensurate with their skills. I sincerely hope that when the board decides to put the bond election on the
Local shutterbug Teri Bravmann snapped a shot an “Appaloosa deer� walking near her property on Polnell Road. The wandering deer walked down Bravmann’s driveway into the backyard for several minutes before scurrying into the woods. Whidbey has long been home to a strain of white deer or deer with white spots. “Window on Whidbey� is a regular photo feature of the Whidbey News-Times. Readers can submit pictures by email to jlarsen@whidbeynewsgroup.com.
ballot each island resident considers how valuable a publicly owned, communitybased hospital is for all and votes yes. Kathleen Shaw Oak Harbor
Get informed and then vote You own a company and hired a management team. It has become so dysfunctional that they can’t agree on anything except their wages, perks and work schedule. They enjoy only a 13 percent approval rating from you. You have three options: Keep them in their present positions and hope that they will change, replace half of them or replace all of them. The first option will undoubtedly lead to the demise of your company. The second option would probably develop a group that is of one mind and will probably have the same result. The third option could produce a group that has differing ideas but is willing to work together. The third option may be the most attractive. If you agree with that, why would you choose either of the other two? In essence those are the choices we face in next year’s elections. Before we hire anyone to represent us, let’s check the resumes of the candidates. Be persuaded to vote for the person
who most closely represents you. Pay no attention to the party or who has raised the most money. Hire the person who you would trust the most to manage our “company, “America.� Become an informed voter. You are the hope of our country. Act accordingly. Leonard Martin Oak Harbor
Spending time counting words Regarding Al Williams’ four published letters to the editor in the last three months shows how prejudiced Mr. Larsen and this paper are. The word count designed in the paper very clearly states “letters should not exceed 250 words.� I suspect the word total allows the editor to have discretion with some people they politically agree with. The word count in some of Williams’ letters has often exceeded the written regulations that others comply with. One letter was around 444 words on Sept. 28 and approximately 368 words on Nov. 12. Williams also published two different opinions Nov. 12 by ending one letter with “Barbara & Al Williams� and the other just Al Williams. Opposing opinions to lengthy letters involve about four people who obey your word rule and have opposite views. Mr. Larsen also allows about five
political left viewpoints to one non-progressive right view. I fund my News-Times paper two years in advance however; I fail to get the same arrangement. My letter is whittled down or sometimes not published. This paper appears biased and I would like Mr. Larsen to explain why he allows Williams and others to write such lengthy letters and double published entries. Failing to publish contradictory letters and keeping it at 250 words is oppressing. I ask this paper to be more transparent and have different viewpoints than letters that lean left or support progressivism. There are only about four people in a silent minority that write non-progressive leaning right letters in a very blue state. William Ludlow Oak Harbor
Going too far in righting wrongs Wow! Mr. Wayne Lewis’ unsuccessful attempt at reasoning with bureaucratic idiocy (“Oak Harbor artist lacks support for statue location,� Whidbey News-Times, Nov. 23) once again justifies my utter contempt for society’s overwhelmingly ridiculous fear of rocking the politically correct boat. These phobias of injury to a people’s pride whose ancestors were wronged centu-
ries ago by a people whose lives, in turn, have long since passed need to be resolved. I for one do not feel guilty for what transpired long before my great grandfather legally migrated to America nor should anyone else who reasonably believes that the Native American people are no different than any other race of people when it comes to socialistic equality. As with any group of people there are, few in numbers, individuals who inherit an unconditional belief that, through past or present grievances, justifiable or not, a wrong has been committed and can only be resolved through continuous remittance. I am tired of the continual pacification of a people for their previous generation’s indignation. Mr. Lewis’ gift to the town of Oak Harbor, for what I can see from the photo, is a beautiful sculpture and should be accepted. If the individuals who object to this gift are concerned over desecrating a plot of land under a foundation of buildings, sidewalk, and street, maybe they need to reevaluate their thinking. Stop this insanity of fear from being pricked in a spiniferous world of politically correctness and give in to reason. Wouldn’t life be so much better? Debra Gaffney Oak Harbor
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Mary Jane Barber
Mary Jane Barber Mary Jane Barber passed away Nov. 30, 2011, at home with her loving family by her side. She was born on June 3, 1931, in Wyoming, Penn., to Washington and Annabelle Draper. Her family moved to New York in 1941 when she then went on to graduate from Trott Vocational School in Niagra Falls. It was there that she would meet the love of her life and future husband of 61 years, Robert Barber. On orders from the Navy, they eventually moved to Oak Harbor in 1958 and had called Whidbey Island home ever since. Mary Jane raised five wonderful children and acted as a surrogate to many of their friends. She was a wonderful cook and always had food ready for anyone that ever stopped by for a visit. Mary Jane was preceded in death by her parents and her brothers, Laffayette Phillips and Guyon Draper. She is survived by her husband, Robert Barber; a brother, William Draper (Dee) of Sanborn, N.Y.; children, Rhonda Riley (Faustin) of Portland, Ore., Guyon Barber (Vicki) of La Quinta, Calif., Robert Barber of Junction City, Kan., William Barber of Oak Harbor, and David Barber of Oak Harbor. She also leaves behind 13 grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren and her dog Logan. A celebration of life is being held at the Oak Harbor Elks Lodge Sunday, Dec. 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. All those who knew and loved Mary Jane are encouraged and welcome to attend.
Robert A. Hurley Robert A. Hurley, 73, of Burlington, died Dec. 3, 2011, in Bellingham. Arrangements are with Moles Funeral Home: www. molesfuneralhomes.com.
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Melissa McWalter Melissa McWalter, born June 10, 1973, in Chehalis, Wash., departed this life to see her maker Saturday morning, Dec. 3, 2011. She is survived by her husband, David McWalter; her three children, Thomas, Mariah and Ian McWalter; her brother David Allen; and her parents Glenn and Sheryl Allen. Melissa lead an abundant life, beautifully balanced between recreation and productivity and faith. Growing up in Morton, Wash., she learned to love the wilderness that surrounded her home while hiking with her parents, starting at the age of five. As a young adult she found a job as a Wilderness Ranger with the U.S. Forest Service in Packwood, Wash., where she met and soon thereafter married the love of her life, David McWalter. Together they began a family and surrounded themselves in a strong framework of love with God at the center. She was an incredible individual, capable of building a bountiful garden, fixing cars, constructing fences and working on house repairs. She was a strong and talented athlete who played collegiate basketball and volleyball at Centralia Community College and Western Washington University. At Western Washington University she earned her degree in earth science/secondary education. She had an intelligent and thoughtful mind filled with knowledge about the environment, birds, plants and ecology. She found joy in the simple things like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, walking a trail or picking strawberries for homemade jam. She strove for simplicity in her home by minimizing media and offering healthy alternatives to her children, like bicycles, snow suits and pets of all sorts to care for. She valued and prioritized the important things in life like a day away with her husband, a good old fashioned home-cooked meal around the table with friends and family. Her heart was always
open to talks with friends, to listen to their needs, concerns and celebrations of life. Most important to us all was her genuine loving nature. She embodied all of the traits that mark a great companion or friend for life: openness, honesty, tenderness, loyalty, sympathy and reliability. She was her husband’s very best friend and he was hers! There are many who will find joy in the multitude of memories made with her, and hope in the prospect of seeing her again when we reunite in the presence of our Lord Jesus. A service will be held Saturday, Dec. 17, at the Burley Funeral Chapel in Oak Harbor. In lieu of gifts and flowers, donations can be made to the Awana programs at Cascade Bible Church in Twisp, Wash., or Juan de Fuca Community Church in Coupeville.
Dan McCutcheon
Dan McCutcheon Dan McCutcheon, longtime resident of Whidbey Island, passed away on March 14, 2011, at the age of 70. He was born in Oak Park, Ill., to Bob and Angela (Calabrese) McCutcheon on Dec. 11, 1940. Dan had one older brother, Bob, who, with both parents, preceded him in death. Dan so loved and was dedicated to his family. In 1963 he married Pat Randazzo, who he had known since elementary school. They had two children, a son, Dan, and a daughter, Michele. Dan had a great love of his country and proudly served in the U.S. Navy, making a number of cruises to Vietnam serving on aircraft carriers, the USS Ranger and the USS Kitty Hawk. Early in his career, Dan rose to the rank of chief petty officer. Following his retirement, Dan was active in his community, serving several years on the Coupeville School Board. He also was a volunteer fireman for many years and eventually became a training officer for the Central Whidbey Fire
District. In addition, Dan served as scoutmaster in Coupeville for Troop 58 and was a 4-H leader. During this time, he attended Western Washington University and graduated with a degree in public and personnel administration. One could say that Dan was a man for all seasons. He was an avid fisherman and loved the adventure of the outdoors. Debate was another of his passions in which he could engage for hours. He also took up the hobby of wood carving. All who knew Dan can vouch that he was a people person and there weren’t any strangers in his life. He was compassionate, caring and especially, a loving person. In short, Dan had a heart of gold, which was open to all he encountered. He always knew what was important and looked for the best in people. Dan will be dearly missed. He leaves behind his wife, Pat; son, Dan (Kim) McCutcheon of Livermore, Calif.; daughter, Michele (Jeremy) Wolf of Bellingham; granddaughters, Rachel Klang and Samantha McCutcheon of Livermore, Calif.; aunt, Frances Vero of Leesburg, Va.; numerous relatives and dearest friends, including Joanne and Ted Andricos, Marcy and Karl Neal and son, Tyeson of Oak Harbor, and Jackie and Dick Weber of Coupeville. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Wallin Funeral Home. In Dan’s memory, donations can be made to the Oak Harbor Fire Department, the Oak Harbor Senior Center or any charity of choice. “There are some who bring a light so great to the world, that even after they are gone, the light remains.� -- Jack Taylor, 1941-2010.
Phyllis L. Stevenson Phyllis L. Stevenson, 78, longtime Whidbey Island resident, passed away Dec. 7, 2011, at Skagit Valley Hospital. Visitation will be Saturday, Dec. 10, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Whidbey Memorial Chapel. A memorial service will take place Sunday, Dec. 11, at 3:30 p.m. at Whidbey Evangelical Free Church, preceded by a private family graveside gathering at Sunnyside Cemetery. Family and friends are encouraged to share memories and condolences at www.whidbeymemorial.com. A complete obituary will appear in the Dec. 14 edition.
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Helen Bonham Helen Bonham, 92, passed away Nov. 19, 2011, at Whidbey General Hospital, Coupeville. Helen was born Jan. 13, 1919, in Bellingham, the youngest (ninth) child of Joseph an Harriet (Grey) Cary. She married Glenn Bonham on Jan. 7, 1989 and since then, they lived in Bellingham, Ferndale and Oak Harbor. She was preceded in death by her husband Glenn Bonham and her six brothers and two sisters. She is survived by two adult children by a previous marriage, Gary Benson of Boulder, Colo., and Cori (Benson) Siggens of Oak Harbor; six grandchildren, Terri Willis of Longmont, Colo., Ronald Benson of San Francisco, Keith Benson of Colorado Springs, Colo., Kenneth Benson of Langmont, Colo., Annette Jacobs of Gig Harbor, and Stuart Bridges of Bonney Lake; also 12 great-grandchildren, Kendra Rood, Christopher Fudge, Taylor Fudge, Joshua Fudge, Madelyn Stankiewicz, Ethan Stankiewicz, Kathry Benson, Brigitte Benson, Liam Benson, Fiona Benson, Naomi Benson and Dashiell Benson; and one great-greatgranddaughter, Aubriana Rood. She was always interested in watching football. When she was a child, her older brothers would playfully toss her into the air. Once she told her mother that she had to play football outside with her brothers because she was the football! She enjoyed her church family and especially her Bible study group. Her other interests included knitting, quilting, gardening, reading and traveling. A memorial srvice will be held at 2 pm. Saturday, Dec. 10, at Whidbey Presbyterian Church, 1148 SE Eighth Ave. in Oak Harbor. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Guide Dogs for the Blind or to Help House of Oak Harbor.
Christmas is coming, which means the 112th annual National Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count is just around the corner. Sponsored by the National Audubon Society, Christmas Bird Counts involve some 55,000 participants in more than 1,900 counts throughout the Western Hemisphere. Count results constitute the largest and longest-term data bank of information on trends in bird populations. On Whidbey, the Aubudon Society’s data reports Penn Cove waterfowl have been especially valuable in establishing population history and trends. Each year’s count results by state are available on line at www.birds.audubon. org/christmas-bird-count. This year there will be two opportunities for you to participate locally, and you’re invited to join in on both dates. The first opportunity to help count birds will be Saturday, Dec. 17, for the 25th count for the north end of Whidbey (Crockett Lake and north), and Friday Dec. 30, will be the first annual event for the south end (Greenbank Farm and south). Team members are still needed for both dates. Whether you are an advanced birder, an intermediate or beginning birder, organizers need you. For more information please contact the organizers below: To sign up for Dec. 17, contact Jill Hein at jillhein@comcast.net or 678-3891. To sign up for Dec. 30, contact Govinda Rosling at Govinda@whidbey.com or call 360-481-6971 No experience necessary; on the job training is provided. For local past results, check out www.whidbeyaudub o n . o r g / WA S _ X M A S COUNT.htm.
#F B IFSP JO BO IPVS The Oak Harbor Lions Club is sponsoring a blood drive Monday, Dec. 19, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 1050 SE Ireland Street. The Puget Sound Blood Center is in need of all blood types, especially during the holiday season. In addition, they have issued an emergency request for Type O Negative blood. Go to www.psbc.org/programs/drive.asp?URL=2610 to make an appointment. Call 240-9483.
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Forfeit stings Wildcats in loss to Marysville The one individual match it didn’t wrestle may have cost Oak Harbor the most in its 40-36 loss at MarysvillePilchuck Thursday, Dec. 8. The Wildcats (2-1) had to forfeit the 106-pound bout, and the six points proved to be the difference in the defeat. Oak Harbor trailed throughout the first 10 matches, but a string of three pins by Jeremy Vester (113 pounds), Jahleel Vester (120) and Cody Fakkema (126) helped the ‘Cats gain their first lead, 36-34, heading into the final match. Freshman Matt Johnston (132) then lost by a fall as
the Tomahawks pulled out the win. Other winners for the Wildcats were Nathanael Stanford (145), Josh Orritt (170) and Hunter Vail (220), all by pins. Coach Mike Crebbin said, “A lot of improvements, but some areas we still need to work on. A few matches we didn’t work our technique but ‘grabbed’ what was available only to find out it was a set up for a move by the other wrestler. We drill a specific progression of moves, and we need to maintain that discipline.� Next up is Oak Harbor’s first home and league match
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Shorecrest used its size and shooting range to defeat the Oak Harbor High School boys basketball team 68-51 Tuesday, Dec. 6, in Shoreline. The bigger Scots out rebounded Oak Harbor 39-30 and had a 14-6 edge in offensive boards. Shorecrest also drained eight of 21 three-point shots while the Wildcats hit just two of 13. Oak Harbor also struggled at the line, hitting only nine of 21 tries. Oak Harbor, however, shot well inside the arc, dropping in 18 of 31 twopointers (58 percent), but was limited to only four second-chance points while the Scots picked up 17. Junior Chibuogwu led the way for the Scots. The 6-6 forward hurt Oak Harbor from the outside with four three-pointers and inside where he added six more buckets on the way to a game-high 24 points and nine rebounds. Shorecrest (1-0, 1-1) zipped to a 12-2 lead, then Oak Harbor recovered to narrow the gap to 14-12 before the Scots ended the quarter up 17-12. The margin hovered between five and 10 points the remainder of the evening, and Oak Harbor was within seven in the fourth quarter until Shorecrest finished with a rush. Shorecrest led 27-19 at the half and 46-36 after three periods. Coach Mike Washington Sr. said, “The game was much closer than the final score indicates‌Their size
wore us down, three kids at least 6-6. But our kids kept fighting. “We were also stymied a couple times by their press in the fourth quarter.â€? He added, “I am happy with our progress from last game to this game‌We shot the ball well, too, so that is a good sign.â€? Mike Washington Jr. scored 14 points for Oak Harbor; his sophomore brother Drew added 12. Kevawn Brooks had eight points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots. Cameron Faulkner grabbed eight boards and scored four points. Elias Whitefoot finished with five points, Matt Burgoyne four, Jamacio Webster two and Zach Gibbs
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138, Ben Pralle, pinned; Josh Crebbin, lost 17-8; 160, David Payne, lost 11-9; 170,
Collin Higingbotham, lost 5-2; 195, Jeremy Alonzo, pinned; 285, Ray Quinday,
two. Oak Harbor (0-1, 0-2) entertains Lynnwood (1-0, 1-2) Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 7:15 p.m.
Shorecrest led at the half 36-9 and 55-13 after three quarters. The only bright spot for Oak Harbor was the fourth quarter when its reserves outscored Shorecrest’s 10-1. Oak Harbor struggled to score all night, and coach Trisha Clayville said it was a combination of Shorecrest’s stingy defense and her team’s reluctance to execute its offense. The Wildcats settled for a long-range attack, and five of their six field goals were three-pointers. They shot just 18 percent (6-for33) for the game, while the Scots hit 51.4 percent (19for-37). Lia Pantoleon led Oak Harbor with eight points, including two threes. Dominique Jackson had four points, Morgan Young three, Lewis three, Kelsey Rankin two, Annie Leete two and Rayan Russell one. Nine different Scots scored, led by Brianne Lasconia with 14. Oak Harbor (0-1, 1-2) goes to Lynnwood (1-0, 3-1) Monday, Dec. 12, at 7:15 p.m.
The Jepsen brothers guided the Wildcats to the wins over host MarysvillePilchuck, 100-85, and Marysville Getchell, 123-58, as each won two individual events and two relays. Jacob Jepsen was victorious in the 200-yard freestyle (1:49.89) and 500 free (5:00.66), both in state qualifying times. Josh Jepsen took the 200 individual medley in a state qualifying time of 2:03.38 and the 100 breaststroke (1:04.15). They teamed with John Kaltenbach and Kevin Levy to win the 200 medley relay (1:48.28) and with Levy and Jeron Kosbar to take the 400 free relay (3:35.84). Additional wins came from Levy (50 free, 24.28) and Toren Wood (100 backstroke, 1:05.45). Kaltenbach was second in the 100 butterfly (1:03.26). Against Shorewood and Stanwood, Jacob Jepsen captured the 200-yard freestyle (1:52.33) and the 500 free (5:03.11), while Josh Jepsen won the 200 individual medley (2:04.51) and 100 breaststroke in a state-qualifying 1:03.83 for Oak Harbor’s only wins. The Wildcats posted no seconds but earned thirds from Dakota Powers (diving, 109.1), Kaltenbach (100 fly, 1:04.34), Caley Powers (100 free, 55); Wood (100 back, 1:04.88), the 200 medley relay team (Jacob Jepsen, Josh Jepsen, Caley Powers, Levy, 1:47.07), the 200 free relay team (Jacob Jepsen, Levy, Caley Powers, Josh Jepsen, 1:37.1) and the 400 free relay team (Wood, Dakota Powers, Kaltenbach, Kosbar, 3:59.99).
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Defending district champion Shorewood handed the Oak Harbor High School swim and dive team its first loss of the season 105-72 at the Shoreline Pool Thursday, Dec. 8, but the Wildcats dumped Stanwood 94-76 in the other half of the double dual meet and swept the Marysville schools Tuesday, Dec. 6. Oak Harbor (4-1) returns home Monday, Dec. 12, for a 6 p.m. meet with Everett.
Four North Whidbey Aquatic Club members placed in the top six for high-point awards at the Pacific Northwest Swimming Divisional Championships Dec. 3 and 4 in Silverdale. Michelle Robinson led the way with a runner-up finish in the girls 13-14 class. Hannah Schroeder was third in the girls 15-and-older division, Ashleigh Merrill was fourth in girls 8-and-under and Frances Empinado was sixth in girls 9-10. NWAC had two event winners, both in girls 15-and-older races, with Schroeder taking the 200 backstroke (2:22.08) and Nicole Vogt winning the 200 individual medley (2:28.55). Mariel Empinado raced to PNS Gold times in the girls 13-14 100 back (1:13.37), 100 butterfly (1:13.35) and 200 IM (2:41.83). Autumn Robinson added a Gold time in the girls 15-and-older 200 breaststroke (3:05.24). Silver times were earned by Tyler Marlo, Andrew Vogt, Ashley Vogt, Kelsey Vogt and Nichole Vogt. NWAC Swimmer of the Meet honors went to Kelsey Vogt for 100 percent PRs, three PNS Silver times, an average drop of five seconds per 100 yards and a 12-second improvement in girls 13-14 200 breaststroke (3:08.98).
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RELIGION NOTES Find the way to gratitude
Heather Beers and Preston Timmons.
Timmons, Beers marry Ryan and Ann Kingma announce the marriage of their granddaughter, Heather Beers, to Preston Timmons on Friday, Sept. 16, 2011, at The Ridge Church in Carrollton, Texas. Heather is a native of Oak Harbor, while Preston has roots in California. The young couple will make their home in Carrollton, as they are both full-time staff at The Gospel for Asia complex there, along with her parents, John and Kathy Beers.
Gratitude is a good thing; it calms us and softens our hearts. But what happens when we are hurting and we can’t get to gratitude? Is gratitude possible in those circumstances? Debra Thorne, ministerial intern at the Port Townsend UU Fellowship, will explore these issues. All are welcome. Values-based children’s religious exploration classes and child care will be provided. The Whidbey Island Unitarian Universalist service is at 10 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 11, at 20103 Highway 525, just north of Freeland. Check www.whidbey.com/ uucwi for more information. Wednesday evening service will be held Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m., offering a quiet, contemplative candlelight evening service. This month’s gathering will include Christmas carols, readings, and meditation.
Coupeville services offered The Coupeville United Methodist Church invites the public to special Christmas season services. Sunday, Dec. 11 at 11 a..m., the children of
the community will present a Children’s Christmas play. On Dec. 18 at 11 a.m. the popular choir will offer their annual Christmas Cantata, a full hour of music and special readings. Two services are offered on Christmas Eve, which is Saturday Dec. 24. At 5:30 p.m. families with young children are the focus of the “Come to the Manger� service. A celebration of songs concludes with the church being entirely lit by candles during the traditional Candlelight Service, which starts at 7 p.m. Christmas Day service will be held Sunday, Dec. 25 at 11 a.m. All services will be held at the church located on the corner of North Main St. and Sixth Ave. Day care is provided, and hearing enhancement equipment is available for those who need it. For information call 678-4256.
Oak Harbor Lutheran services Oak Harbor Lutheran Church will host Christmas worship services on both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Family worship Dec. 24 will be held at 4 p.m. and feature the Sunday school Christmas program. Traditional Christmas Eve services are at 7 and 10 p.m. with special music from the Senior Choir. Christmas Day worship on Sunday, Dec. 25, is at 10:30 a.m. All services celebrate
Holy Communion. Nursery care is provided at the 4 and 7 p.m. services on Dec. 24. Oak Harbor Lutheran is located at 1253 NW Second Ave., across the street from the football stadium. Call 6791561.
Presbyterians plan Christmas Whidbey Presbyterians will worship together Sunday, Dec. 18, at 10 a.m. The cantata, Night of the Father’s Love, written by Pepper Choplin, will be presented by the Chancel Choir. In addition, there will be narration and a featured soloist. The cantata expresses the awe and mystery of God with us. All are welcome. Also on Dec. 18, the Whidbey Presbyterian Chancel Choir will lead a singalong at 3 p.m. at Regency on Whidbey, 1040 SW Kimball Dr., Oak Harbor. Middle school and high school youth are invited to a Christmas party Wednesday, Dec. 21, at 5:45 p.m. at Whidbey Presbyterian Church. Call youth director Bethany Popkes, 679-3579. Whidbey Presbyterian church will conduct two candlelight services Christmas Eve, Saturday, Dec. 24. The family service will be held at 5:30 p.m. and the traditional service at 9 p.m. The church is located at 1148 SE Eighth Ave. Oak Harbor. For more information, call the church office, 679-3579.
Spirit of Writing contest names prize winner Chris Spencer of Langley is the grand prize winner of the 2011 Spirit of Writing competition. Spencer will receive a scholarship to the 2012 Whidbey Island Writers Conference in March. In addition, his winning work of short fiction, “Bubble-Up at Dell’s Diner,� will be published in the first 2012 issue of Sounding Review, a nationally distributed literary journal published by the Whidbey Writers Workshop in conjunction with the Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program. Hear the winners read from their works at programs sponsored by the Sno-Isle Libraries. An anthology of the winning works, “In the Spirit of Writing, 2011,� will be available for sale at the readings. Readings will be: Thursday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. at the Langley Library; Saturday, Jan. 14, 10:30 a.m. at Clinton Community Hall; Thursday, Jan. 19, 3 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Librar y; Thursday, Jan. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Coupeville Library; and Tuesday, Jan. 31, 7 p.m. at the Freeland Library.
Whidbey General Hospital welcomes Matthew J. Marquart, DO Dr. Marquart is a graduate of Western University of Health Sciences’ College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific. He completed his internship and Orthopedic Surgery residency at Genesys Regional Medical Center. Dr. Marquart will be joining the staff at Whidbey Orthopedic Surgeons 80 N. Main Street, Coupeville 360-678-4424 360-321-1226
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Festival of Trees funds more mentoring matches for 2012 By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Island County held their major fundraiser, Festival of Trees, Dec. 2. The event features an auction of decorated trees as well as dancing, dinner and socializing. “It went very, very well. There’s always so much support shown from the community and we were thrilled,� said Peggy Dyer, executive director for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Island County. The event raised more than $60,000 for the mentoring agency, approximately the same as last year’s amount. Dyer said that in this economy, that amount of money is great. Nearly 200 people attended the event in Oak Harbor. “The community support will help match many more
kids in the coming year and that’s what we hope for so that’s kind of a wish come true,� Dyer said. The agency held the Teddy Bear Breakfast, a family event with fun Christmas characters, and a community viewing of the decorated trees the weekend following Festival of Trees. Residents of retirement centers were invited to view the trees. “We hope that’s a day of giving back to the community,� Dyer said. The Teddy Bear Breakfast is meant to be an enjoyable event rather than a fundraiser. Big Brothers Big Sisters is always in need of volunteers and welcomes help around the holidays. “People can be generous in many ways with their time and contributions,� Dyer said.
Big Brothers Big Sisters’ major fundraiser, Festival of Trees, featured decorated trees. To volunteer or donate, contact the Oak Harbor office at 279-0644 or bbbs@whidbey. net, or visit bbbsislandcounty. org.
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Time out from the great race FAITHFUL LIVING By Joan Bay Klope “And there they go again!� my husband commented one evening this week as we sat at the kitchen table, sipping coffee and wrapping gifts. It had been a busy day for us both yet we wanted to get some of the gifts wrapped so the kids can look them over and speculate about their contents as they arrive home for the holidays. With increasing frequency our young adult kids reminisce when they get together, and last year they finally let a long standing secret out of the bag: In years past the eldest Klope child, now an elementary school teacher, frequently led the younger ones astray by demonstrating her utterly amazing unwrapping, then rewrapping skills. To give them things to speculate about this year my husband and I joined forces at the table to wrap and plan. It was then that the great race began. On this particular night, up the stairs ran the orange tabby we call “Mr. O.� In hot pursuit ran Bear Wells, the chihuahua, wearing a Christmas collar that jingle jangled in holiday fashion. After running across our bed they headed back down the stairs where we sat. Quickly bored with the wrapping, they bee-lined over to the Christmas tree, rounding the trunk several times before backing close to the stove to warm their backsides. “They’ve gone nuts!� Matt announced before passing me the tape. And one look verified his observation. There was such rummaging after just a short rest by the stove it caused us both to drop what we were doing and watch their wackiness. Ornaments swung and lights blinked as they played chase around the tree. Meanwhile I plowed ahead as family social director, briefing Matt on our plans for the holiday. One look at Matt’s face told me the real story: I was participating in my own great race. I may not have raced around the tree trunk or chewed on the cat’s tail, but the potential to work myself into a frenzy was there. I do not like what Christmas can do to me if I let it. I press my nose to lists and forget to stop and sing. I forget to quiet my spirit and contemplate the players in the Christmas story; how the circumstances of their lives and the ways they chose to respond to those events can model choices I might consider making in this very modern life of mine. I forget to look at Mary, who embraced an unplanned pregnancy -— during her engagement, for heaven’s sake! -— and committed heart and soul to the baby boy growing inside her. So late Tuesday night I turned off the engine and coasted out of the great race. I’ll choose peace, instead. I’ll remember that Jesus came to us, not as a warrior or politician or aristocrat, but as a baby. Born to a young girl in a stable. Born to teach us, heal our breaking hearts, console us and give us life beyond what we know here. Let us stop and wonder.
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Ally, 9, and Gage, 7, McLeod exclaim about the size of a Christmas tree at the Oak Harbor Lions Club tree lot. They went shopping for a tree with their parents, Brett and Shannon McLeod. By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
Children dashing among fir trees and imagining the beautiful decorations that will adorn the branches makes for timeless holiday memories. North Whidbey Island offers a variety of locations to find the perfect Christmas tree. A Knot in Thyme features the entire holiday experience with draft horse-drawn wagon rides through the forest on weekends. “It’s a circuitous route around the farm and Victorian carolers sing carols with them on the wagon and pass out candy canes,� said Wendy Rawls, whose family runs A Knot in Thyme. Her children dress up in Dickens-era costumes to sing. After a scenic ride through the forest and around the holly orchard, the wagon stops at the back of the farm where families can choose from a variety of pre-cut trees.
Noble, Grand and Fraser firs ranging in size from tabletop to 11-feet tall and cost from $29 to $75. Rawls’ son hauls the trees back while the family can climb up on the wagon and enjoy the ride to the shop. From their holly orchard, the Rawls’ make wreaths, A Knot in Thyme’s specialty. They sell holly wreaths, bulk holly and plan to make garlands and swags, Rawls said. Along with nature-inspired gifts and everything lavender, visitors will find cider and cookies in the shop to add to the holiday memories. “Our goal is for everybody to have the nicest experience possible when they come here. We like to be part of making their holiday wonderful. Come on out for a good family time,� Rawls said. A Knot in Thyme is located at 4233 DeGraff Road, north of Oak Harbor. For information, call 240-1216. Oak Harbor stores from Home Depot to Rite Aid to
the Greenhouse Florist and Nursery will sell pre-cut trees through the holidays but the Oak Harbor Lions Club, set up next to the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce, will use the proceeds to benefit the community. The Lions Club has been selling trees for more than 20 years. This year, they have Noble, Douglas, Grand, Fraser and Nordman fir trees ranging in size from 4 to 9feet tall, all from Deming. They have more than 600 trees for sale this year and usually sell them all, said Porter Baldridge, Christmas tree chairman for the Oak Harbor Lions Club. “God bless our return customers. We’ve had people who buy for years come back by,� Baldridge said. The tree lot is open every day from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Dec. 23 or until the trees are sold out. “Every nickel we raise here goes back into the community,� Baldridge said.
The tree lot is located at 32630 Hwy. 20 in Oak Harbor. With the unexpected closure of WoodBee Tree Farm, Hennrich Tree Farm on Hastie Lake Road is the place to go for you-cut trees on North Whidbey. With so many people purchasing trees there, owner Lisa Hennrich Boyer said she isn’t sure they’ll be able to stay open all season. “We do, as tree farmers, have to manage our crop and we can’t sell out the whole crop in one season,� Hennrich Boyer said, adding, “It’s not that we have a shortage, it’s just that we have to manage that, as any farmers do.� “We have been continuing to plant trees over the years so we will have trees in the future. We don’t intend to sell them all in one season or quit doing this for awhile. We need to manage the inventory in order to have trees for future years,� Hennrich Boyer explained.
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Dylan Thomas’ mother, played by Joan-Marie Gerth, holds a burnt turkey while the family stares on in horror. From the left are Aunt Elieri, played by Erica McCraine, cousin Brenda, played by Katie McClimans, Aunt Hannah, played by Janet Benavides, Dylan Thomas, played by Darren McCoy and Thomas’ father, played by Stan Thomas. RIGHT: Dylan Thomas, right, played by Darren McCoy, conspires with friends Tom, played by Devin R. Moncada, and Jack, played by Braden Robbins, about adventures in the park on Christmas.
By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
At Christmas, magical memories of childhood live again, and Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, played by Oak Harbor High School choir director Darren McCoy, brings out the child in everyone through his nostalgic, amusing and musical Christmas memories. From cheek-pinching aunts to adventures in the snowy park, a child’s imagination comes to life with rich poetry and songs in the Whidbey Playhouse presentation of “A Child’s Christmas in Wales.� With poetic memories of snow and his home by the sea in Wales, Thomas relives a culmination of his childhood Christmases in one day. Based on the Welsh poet’s radio play, the images Thomas creates with words bring the story to life in a unique way: the sound of treading on snow-covered grass was like “ghosts on dried toast� and they were “making ghosts with their breath� in the cold air. Brought to life by McCoy, convincing as an adventurous 12-year-old, Thomas’ memories of stalking “pale-faces� in the snowy park with a water gun and enduring a unique cast of family members for Christmas dinner are heartwarming and hilarious by turn. The audience will recognize popular
Christmas songs, despite amusing changes to the lyrics, plus Welsh songs and traditions. “It gives the Oak Harbor community the chance to see what Christmas is like in another country and a long time ago; this happened in the 1920s,� said director Cynthia Kleppang. New to this production is a question and answer session to be held after each show. Actors will take questions from the audience for a behind-the-scenes look into the performance. This production is a series of firsts, with Kleppang as a first-time director at the Playhouse, Julie Langrock as a first-time assistant director, Tara Hizon as a first-time producer and McCoy taking the lead role for the first time. This is the first time anyone in the directorial crew has worked on such a large production, with a cast of 23 and many members pulling double-duty as musicians and stage crew, Hizon said. “Needless to say, it’s been a group effort that truly defines the essence of what community theater is all about. The finished product is something we are extremely proud of,� Hizon said. “One thing that I’m particularly proud of is that this has become a cooperative effort between the Whidbey Playhouse and Oak Harbor High School,� Kleppang said.
Along with McCoy, the production features eight high schools students, including Katie McClimans as cousin Brenda. McClimans just finished working on “Meet Me in St. Louis,� her first show at the Playhouse. Several other actors also starred in “Meet Me in St. Louis,� which finished one and onehalf weeks before opening night for “A Child’s Christmas in Wales.� McCoy starred in “Meet Me in St. Louis� as Warren Sheffield, a man in his early 30s pursuing his love interest, while learning his lines for this play, in which he acts the part of a 12-year-old. “I would act like a 12-year-old when I’m supposed to be proposing to the love of my life,� McCoy said with a laugh. McCoy said he’s used to directing at the high school so acting at the Playhouse shows him the other side of the coin. “I think that it’s great to see this community support the arts. I hope that my students realize that there’s music outside of the schools. Music doesn’t end when you graduate. The performing arts teach you everything you need to know to be successful in life,� McCoy
said. The production also features community members in the military. Nate Edminston, playing the roles of head bully and fireman, is active-duty military and has helped at the Playhouse over the past 10 years. “I found that the theater is a good way to give back to the community,� Edminston said, adding that it’s a nice break after working with the military all day. The diverse group of actors also includes Donna Trontvet, playing Aunt Bessie, who hasn’t been in a play for 25 years. “It’s been awesome, a lot of fun and a challenge to get back into it,� Trontvet said. “You become a family,� Trontvet added, a sentiment repeated by several of the actors. And that family is always looking for new members. “If you have any interest in theater, the Playhouse is always looking for volunteers,� Kleppang said. Volunteers don’t have to act; they can paint sets, create costumes, look for props or join the technical crew. With all the firsts in this show, the Playhouse “is always open to people who are wanting to try anything,� Kleppang said.
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“THE NUTCRACKER� DANCES INTO OHHS The Ballet Slipper presents “The Nutcracker� Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. and Dec. 11 at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Oak Harbor High School. Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for ages 18 and under; they’re available at Bayview Embroidery ‘n Print on Pioneer Way. Call 929-5828.
PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS HOLIDAY SHOW The Whidbey Playhouse will hold limited performances of “A Child’s Christmas in Wales� through Dec. 18. Shows are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. Sunday matinees are at 2:30 p.m. Enjoy the lyrical journey through a young Dylan Thomas’ fondest holiday memories. Tickets cost $12 and are available by calling 679-2237. The Whidbey Playhouse is located at 730 SE Midway Blvd., Oak Harbor. For information visit www. whidbeyplayhouse.com.
TEENS DISPLAY THEIR ART Vote for your favorite art by Oak Harbor teens at the Oak Harbor Library Teen Art Show, open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 10 The library is located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115.
PIONEER MERCHANTS SIGN UP SANTA Harborside Mercants on the newly made-over Pioneer Way in downtown Oak Harbor welcome families to come see Santa on a fire truck. Santa will be available Dec. 10, 4 to 7 p.m.; Dec. 11, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dec. 17, 4 to 7 p.m.; Dec. 18, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dec. 19, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dec. 22, 4 to 7 p.m.; and Dec. 23, 4 to 7 p.m.
HOLIDAY MARKET IN GREENBANK The Greenbank Farm Holiday Market is offered Dec. 10, 11, 17 and 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Looking for that perfect something for a gift? Peruse the collection of items created by local artisans. Stroll through the historic barn decorated in its finest greenery and help support the local economy. Bring your camera; Santa will be on site for photos from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
MUSEUM BOOKS SANTA FOR SATURDAYS Every Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 10 through Dec.
19, Santa Claus will be at the Island County Museum from 1 to 4 p.m. greeting kids of all ages, and listening to their holiday wishes. Admission to the museum is by donation during those hours for all Santa-believers. Island County Museum is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Call 678-3310.
DECEMBER HOLIDAY TEA SET American Association of University Women Whidbey Island Branch’s Holiday Tea will be held Dec. 10 from 1:15 to 4:15 p.m. at the Regency on Whidbey, 1040 SW Kimball Drive, Oak Harbor. Bring a wrapped holiday ornament for exchange. Send a reservation check for $20 to AAUW, PO Box 1332, Coupeville, 98239.
HOMES TAKE ON HOLIDAY SPIRIT Celebrate magical holiday decorations at the third annual Oak Harbor Soroptimist Christmas Home Tour on Dec. 10 from 4 to 8 p.m. The event features six homes on north Whidbey Island. Each home features a homemade cookie and recipe card. Tickets are $15 from the Casual House, Rusty Chandelier and Oak Harbor Hallmark or by calling Maria at 675-1872.
FIM-AM PRESENTS FAMILY CHRISTMAS Filipino American Association of Oak Harbor holds its Family Christmas Party at 6 p.m. Dec. 10, at the Knights of Columbus Hall. For this dessert potluck, the Fil Am will provide entrees and side dishes. Enjoy games, songs and dance. Santa will pass out gifts. Parents are asked to bring a wrapped labeled gift for your children, not to exceed $20. Call 679-3222.
WINTERFEST IN COUPEVILLE Coupeville Elementary School PTA Winterfest is set for Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon at the school, starting with an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast served by the Coupeville Lions. Cost is $4 for adults and $2 for kids. Also enjoy photos and storytime with Santa, holiday crafts, games, festive face-painting and Scholastic book fair. Children can purchase craft cards and make delightful gifts for family and friends. To help “Sponsor a Family� that might not otherwise be able to afford to attend, email the PTA at president@coupevillepta. org. All ages are welcome. Call 360-224-3941.
Winterfest comes to Coupeville: Winterfest, sponsored by the Coupeville Elementary School PTA, takes place Saturday, Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon at the school. Cost is $4 for adults and $2 for kids. It is one of numerous holiday-themed events taking place on Whidbey Island over the weekend. See Activities listing for more information.
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SOMETHING TO DO ON SUNDAYS Every Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. listen to live music at Taste for Wine at the Bayview Corner. Entertainment is free and all ages are welcome. Dec. 11 features the Muse, Eye and Dragonfly. Call 360-321-0515.
BAYLEAF HOSTS TRUNK SHOW Cook on Clay Holiday Trunk Show at Bayleaf in Coupeville will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Dec. 11. Join Whidbey Island artist/potter Robbie Lobell of Cook on Clay and Beth Kuchynka, owner of Bayleaf Fine Wines and Imported Foods gourmet shop, 101 Northwest Cloveland St., Coupeville. Call 678-6603.
DEC. 12
MON. FREE CARDIO AND FUN WITH HORSES HOPE Therapeutic Riding Center seeks volunteers for winter quarter. To train, attend a webinar on Dec. 12 at 6 p.m. and then hands-on training on Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 4 p.m. at the north end arena. Sign up at 360221-7656 or melissa@hopewhidbey.org.
MEDIEVAL ENSEMBLE SINGS HOLIDAY TUNES Noel, a Christmas touring ensemble in full medieval garb, will perform Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Reformed Church, 250 SW Third Ave., Oak Harbor. Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for students, from Angelo’s, the Bayleaf, Mr. Music, at the door or www. noelharp.com.
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Annalinda Gordon and Chloe Peterschmidt perform the final dance motion for part of “The Nutcracker.� Performances by the Ballet Slipper will be Saturday, Dec. 10, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 11, at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Oak Harbor High School. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for ages 18 and under. Tickets are available at Bayview Embroidery ‘n Print, on Pioneer Way. Cash or checks only; no credit cards, please. For information, call 360-929-5828. panel Dec. 12. It’s open to all, come no later than 6:45 p.m. to assure a seat in Conference Room 137 down the hall from Oak Harbor Library. This is required by local driving instructors for driver’s education students and parents. Contact 6728219 or www.idipic.org.
DEC. 13
TUES. KEEPING SCORE ON THE ENVIRONMENT “Island County Scorecard, Counting Carbon Emission,� presented by Cathy D’Almeida, will be held Dec. 13 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Oak Harbor City Hall. Stop by and learn how they are doing with energy efficiency, renewable energy, recycling and transportation. Is it enough? How far have we come and how far do we have to go? Contact Maribeth Crandell, the city’s environmental educator, at 279-4762.
LEARN ALL ABOUT BREASTFEEDING La Leche League of Oak Harbor will meet Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Lutheran Church, NW Second and Heller. Women interested in breastfeeding will find up-to-date information, encouragement and support. Children who need their mothers are always welcome. Call 679-3562.
IT’S PARTY TIME FOR GENE SEARCHERS Whidbey Island Genealogical Searchers meets
Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. at the Heller Road Fire Station, Oak Harbor. The program is the annual Christmas “Show and Tell� and party. Bring finger food and something you want to share with the group. Please call or email and let them know if you have something to share. There will be information for all, refreshments and raffles. Contact Ruth Hancock, 675-4086 or randr.hancock@frontier.com; or Gordon Garnhart, garnhart@ whidbey.net or 240-8875.
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CHRISTMAS LUNCH FOR SENIORS VFW’s annual Seniors Christmas Luncheon hosted by Whitehead-Muzzall VFW Post and Ladies Auxiliary will be held Dec. 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. The event, including Christmas festivities and lunch, is free to seniors. All are welcome at the Whitehead-Muzzall Post, 3037 N. Goldie Road, Oak Harbor. Contact 675-4048 or vfwpost7392.org.
QUIT TOBACCO FOR GOOD This free one-hour session will teach about health issues related to tobacco and supply resources for quitting for good. Those who have recently quit and are looking for support are invited. Refreshments provided. The session takes place Dec. 14 at 6:30 p.m. Registration required: call 678-7656 ext. 4005 or 3217656 ext. 4005.
DECOR FOR THE HOLIDAYS “Holiday Season Decor� demonstration presented by Zee Hogan will highlight the Oak Harbor Garden Club meeting Dec. 14. Hogan, who owns the boutique “Mason Jardin� in Anacortes, has a passion for reclaiming vintage pieces and creating new uses for your home and garden. All are welcome from 9 a.m. to noon at the First United Methodist Church Centennial Hall.
TEENS ADVISE THE LIBRARY The teen advisory group will meet Dec. 14 at 3 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Library. Let the library know what activities you’d like to see. The library is located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115.
UNITED WAY BOARD MEETS The United Way of Island County board meeting will be held Dec. 14 at 3 p.m. in the Whidbey Island Bank Conference Room, located at 450 SW Bayshore Dr., Oak Harbor. Call 675-1778.
DEC. 15
THURS. LIBRARY CELEBRATES THE HOLIDAYS Friends of the Oak Harbor Library celebrate the holidays with their annual party, silent auction and gift book gala Dec. 15 at 3 p.m., at the library, 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115.
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Words, flowers, remember Pearl Harbor By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter
A crowd of about 50 people gathered at the Seaplane Base Marina in Oak Harbor Wednesday to honor the thousands of men and women who gave their lives during the historic Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor 70 years ago. The annual ceremony began with opening comments by U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Shawn Capps and followed with a moving prayer from Electronic Attack Wing Chaplain Lt. Cmdr. Dan Link. “We are here for them,� said Link, referring to the those who fought and died in the Dec. 7 battle, which sparked America’s involvement in World War II. Capt. John Springett, deputy commander Electronic Attack Wing U.S. Pacific Fleet, was the main speaker at the service. He echoed Link’s sentiments while specifically mentioning several veterans in attendance. “I’m really proud and really honored to be up here and really proud and honored to be in your presence,� Springett said. The importance of survivors cannot be understated as they are a direct link, the anchor, that connects and
reminds us of all the attack at Pearl Harbor means, he said. Today’s generation does have some understanding of such conflict, having suffered the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, he said. Those attacks also resulted in the deaths of thousands of Americans and has led to the longest period of war the country has ever seen, Springett said. “There is an inevitable and direct linkage of those two terrible days that will live in infamy,� he said. The ceremony was concluded when a wreath and flowers were tossed into the waters of Puget Sound by Shirley Gilbert of Burlington and Gayle Vyskocil of Anacortes. Both belong to Pearl Harbor Survivor’s Association Chapter Five and are widows of men who were there. “It was very moving for me,� Gilbert said. Her late husband, Edward, served on the USS Dewey. Having visited the USS Arizona memorial with him before he passed, she said the ceremony brought back some memories. “All I could see were the drops of oil that come up from the Arizona,� she said. Sarah Cummings also
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Nineteen flowers a-leaping, 19 rats a-squeaking, 19 Claras emoting and 19 Christmas trees a-growing. That’s the magic number for Whidbey Island Dance Theatre’s 19th season of “The Nutcracker,� which opened Friday night and continues through Dec. 18 at South Whidbey High School Auditorium. The cast of the hugely popular presentation on South Whidbey includes a number of dancers from North and Central Whidbey Island. Co-director and choreographer Susan Campbell Sandri said this year’s famous Christmas ballet, set as always to the charming music of Tchaikovsky’s beloved “Nutcracker Suite,�
may be going on 19, but it still has plenty of exciting new surprises added to the yearly extravaganza that invites more than 50 guest artists to join the company dancers. “Our loyal fans will be surprised to see Godfather Drosselmeyer’s amazing new abilities this year. Look for him in new places,� she said. “There are also new faces and characters in the ‘Living Room,’ new costumes in ‘Snow,’ and all new choreography ‘Underwater,’� Sandri added. Sandri said the ballet blends traditional and imaginative new choreography to tell the tale of Clara’s enchanted Christmas Eve when her mysterious godfather’s magic leads her
into a wonderland of fantasies. Clara journeys to lands where snow flakes and flowers dance; where fairies, mermaids and even a dragon perform. And, of course in the end, a handsome prince comes to her rescue. The role is a dream for every young dancer and this year, 16-year-old South Whidbey High School junior Elliauna Madsen gets to dance the role of Clara. Madsen’s Nutcracker prince is Ty Molbak, whose first ballet role was Frederick in the company’s 2006 production of the Christmas ballet. Molbak is now a pre-professional, Los Angeles based dancer and Sandri said she is thrilled to have him back on the Whidbey Island stage. Those who will help these dancers to highlight the best
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