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Crime analyst Laura Miller shops for Christmas gifts with a student Dec. 10 at Target as part of the 2011 Shop With A Cop program. This year, the Bonney Lake Police Department was able to take 21 local kids shopping, thanks to more than $2,500 raised through community donations. This year was the largest Shop With a Cop event in the history of the program. Photo courtesy David Wells.
The Sumner School District this past week had to lock down two schools following bomb threats made at Bonney Lake High School Dec. 13 and Mountain View Middle School Dec. 16. No explosives were found during searches of the schools and no one was injured. Two Bonney Lake High School students were arrested after
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New Year’s Eve event supports Nepal orphans By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
For her first trip out of the country, Laura Handy-Nimick of Lake Tapps visited the mountainous Asian nation of Nepal to volunteer at a home for orphans. During her time there, HandyNimick lived at a hostel, staying with the children at the Nepal Orphans Home, many of whom had been rescued from slavery.
“I shared a room with 14 8- to 16-year-old girls,” she said. But even when she left Nepal, she found that the images of the poor children she met never left her. “When I came home, I couldn’t get it out of my mind,” she said of the region’s poverty and need. Handy-Nimick, a teacher in the Bethel School District, said the
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Laura Handy-Nimick and her husband Justin Nimick pose among students at the Nepal Orphans Home. Photo courtesy Laura Handy-Nimick.
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The Fennel Creek floodplain is about to receive a major makeover. After flowing through Bonney Lake and over Victor Falls, Fennel Creek winds its way through the valley and joins the Puyallup River as it rushes toward Puget Sound, providing a major spawning area for many species of salmon. This week, the Washing ton State R e c re at ion a nd Conservation Office’s Salmon Recovery Funding Board awarded a $393,225 grant to restore the creek’s floodplain on more than 40 acres of land owned by Pierce County near the mouth of the creek. “That creek is amazing,� said Pierce County Environmental Biologist Tom Nelson. “Every species of salmon we have use that creek.� Though the fish do not make it past the 100-foot drop of Victor Falls and into Bonney Lake, Nelson said Chinook, steelhead and bull trout are among the species that use the lower creek for spawning. But the creek has been degraded by past agricultural practices, including the building of dikes to hem in the creek. Nelson said the grant will be used first to help restore the natural run of the
creek, including the removal of rip rap and barriers that will allow the creek to migrate into what is now an old field approximately two miles downstream from the falls, though Nelson said it would be a slow process. “We don’t expect a quick migration,� he said. In addition, crews will plant tress in the floodplain in an attempt to further slow erosion, as well as restore the area to its original state. “We’re just trying to make it a natural forest again,� Nelson said. The plan is for the land to become a public area, but more like a preserve than a park, Nelson said. Nelson said the secondary benefits of the project will be to provide flood capacity, potentially protecting areas downstream by diverting the water and providing excess flow storage. “It’s not just for fish,� Nelson said. Nelson said a secondary function of the grant
will be to complete design work to remove old dikes built by farmers and place trees, wood piles and other areas for animal habitat to the area. Design will begin next year and Nelson said the county hopes to receive a second grant in 2012 to complete the work. Marion Betzer, who facilitates the Fennel Creek Preservation Group in Bonney Lake, said she was pleased to hear of the restoration work, but hopes the county remembers that much of the Fennel Creek’s eight-mile watershed is upstream from the falls. “To protect the Fennel Creek Watershed, we must remember to embrace the watershed as a whole, from it’s fragile headwaters, along all reaches of the watershed through Bonney Lake and to the valuable salmon spawning areas of Fennel Creek located below the natural barrier of Victor Falls,� Betzer said. In addition to the money provided by the state grant, Pierce County will contrib-
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A season to think of those in need The other day I learned another friend had been laid off. The economy may be looking up, but it’s far from sunny. Christmas brings out the giving hearts in communities, but I am thankful we live among folks who give year round. For example, Sheila Smith stopped by recently to let me know the need for new underwear and socks for schoolage children is great. Sheila runs the Enumclaw and White River school district clothing banks. Brenda Sexton The Buck ley Staff Writer clothing bank is named in memory of her father Donald Loomis. When Sheila asks, Sheila receives. The community has always rallied to her call to clothe toddlers to teens no matter the time of year. Last year, the Buckley clothing bank helped more than 475 people, infants to adults. The Enumclaw clothing bank saw a tremendous increase in users, helping 1,400 people in the area, up from 900. Those aren’t the only numbers up. We feel our family is blessed and in return we do what we can to help Plateau Outreach Ministries in Enumclaw. It’s amazing to read the statistics in the newsletter we receive quarterly. In the third quarter of this year, POM’s food bank served an average of 322 households – 26,522 pounds of food donated, 38,485 pounds of food went back out the door to needy neighbors. In that same time period, POM’s Samaritan Project helped Plateau residents keep a roof over their head by assisting with rent; covered expensive, but necessary prescriptions; provided emergency shelter from the
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It’s the end of an era for Sumner It’s the fourth quarter and not only is the end of 2011 approaching, the end of a Sumner era is coming to a close as well. Councilman Leroy Goff is retiring from public office and is finishing up the last of his official duties as December winds to a close and he completes 26 years of service to the city of Sumner as an elected official. Having worked in Sumner the last 34 years, Leroy Goff is more than just a familiar face to me. He’s a former mayor and a member of my Military Affairs Committee at the chamber; he’s been my date on sev-
Letter Protests show we need a new method of thinking As has been the case for the past few decades, the vast majority of professional politicians believe that the citizens of America do not deserve a chance at self-government. It is suggested that we genuinely do. What we experience and participate in today is no longer reflective of a fully selfgoverning society.
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eral occasions for events at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and other community festivals. He’s the coordinator of downtown cornstalk decorations, lighter of the gazebo during the holidays, counter of attendees at parades With small to medium sized protests occurring across America and in Europe, where some violence has taken place, it is obviously the right time to recognize that our governmental branches need to evolve to a level in which the government supports the direction that our particular society (and along with a few others around the globe as well) wants to go, versus tolerating an overreaching national government that insists on being in control of the general populace 100 percent of the time. Another great challenge for us today is not what we can do for our
and concerts in the park, and the list goes on and on. Rarely do I attend an event in Sumner that I don’t run into Leroy. And that’s a good thing in my book. This holiday season we’ve seen each other at the bridge lighting and participated in the Santa Parade together and it always makes me smile to see him talking with the police and fire officials as I know that public safety is one of his passions. Leroy taught CPR classes for many years, working as an EMT in the early days before
SEE SCHLUMPF, PAGE 7 country, but rather what we can do for ourselves and our communities that will lessen or eliminate the societal damage that is presently being caused by high-level politicians and mid-level bureaucrats that are largely unseen. We need to consider a new method of thinking and comprehension, which will in turn increase our awareness of wisdom and how it can provide inspiration for ourselves, our great country and, last but not least, all of humanity. Ray Gattavara Auburn
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Lake tapps will reach lowest level next month This is when the lake will be at its lowest level to allow homeowners to plan maintenance and improvement projects. A license from Cascade will be needed to build, improve or do any construction on facilities. That
CORNER FROM 6 below-freezing temperatures; kept the lights and heat on in a number of homes and a number of other necessities you and I take for granted. POM leaders interviewed 145 clients and provided vouchers for financial assistance to 101. For those who don’t know, the churches of the Plateau Ministerial Association formed POM more than a decade ago to answer the call to Love Your Neighbor. POM helps those in crisis two ways, with food, clothing, housing and emergency financial assistance in the form of vouchers and case management. Its loving arms stretch around the Enumclaw School District, Buckley, Wilkeson, Carbonado, South Prairie and Black Diamond. A grant is helping with renovations at POM’s building so it can better serve its user base. Its annual spa-
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ghetti dinner and auction in October generated $21,000 for local families, but it goes fast. That money raised can be handed out as vouchers in about three months. I know another fundraiser is planned for New Year’s that usually brings in $8,000. The Courier-Herald partners with POM for its Neighbors in Need program, a big fundraising event for the organization that helps it get through the winter months. I’m sure you’ve been reading the stories each week by POM Director Britt Nelson. The stories are about people we know. They truly are our neighbors in need. The needs don’t stop after the holiday season. POM’s food bank, as well as the Kiwanis food banks in Enumclaw and Buckley, are always in need of canned vegetables, meats, stews, chili, macaroni and cheese, as well as toilet paper, diapers, tissues and other toiletries. We have friends who live in Bonney Lake and are amazed at how difficult
SCHLUMPF FROM 6 they were known as EMTs and has seen things that I’d just as soon not know the details about. Besides public safety, Leroy loves fishing and was once known to ride motorcycles. I’ve learned more about vintage motorcycles and local fishing holes from Leroy than from anyone else. Of course, the only reason I think he told me about the fishing holes is because he knows I don’t fish and I can be trusted to keep a secret. Leroy was married to Beverly for almost 50 years and I wish I had known her better. I can only imagine what it was like to be married to him. I’m betting she had the patience of Job. And even though he likes to refer to me as “kid,� Leroy and I also share an unlikely common bond in that we’ve both lost our spouses to cancer after raising our families. It’s hard to lose someone you love, but we both believe being involved in a community gives you a sense of pur-
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it is to keep food on the shelves at the food banks there. The community recently responded to a call for help from the food banks, but those donations disappear from shelves in short order. A Bonney Lake-Sumner CourierHerald article reported food banks in that area are serving an average of 1,200 families or more a month. Similar to Sheila’s program, the Bonney Lake-Sumner schools are fortunate to have the Lions 4 Kids House to supply much-needed clothing. Organizers there have also seen an increase in visitors. Bonney Lake and Sumner are communities where the needy and homeless may be harder to see on the streets, but as we are finding out, these days those most in need are likely living right next door. It’s good to know no matter where you live on the Plateau or in the valley, there are giving hearts and places folks can turn when they are stretched too thin.
pose and a good reason to get up in the morning. Leroy has made a choice every day to get out of bed with a positive attitude and an eagerness to participate in making his community a better place to live. I think my life is better for knowing Leroy Goff, and I think Sumner is fortunate to be the recipient of his “get ‘er done� mentality. And while I’m not the only one who wants to thank you for serving our community for 26 years – Leroy, from the bottom of my heart, thanks for always being there when I needed you. I’ll see you around downtown. And mum’s the word about the fishing hole...
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admitting to making the threat in an attempt to get out of class. They were transported to Remann Hall for booking. Police are still investigating the Friday incident as of press time. The incident at the high school began at approximately 8:35 a.m. when a student found a note containing a bomb threat. According to police, the
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note read “School is going to blow up at noon.� The district immediately contacted police and the school was placed in a modified lockdown. The modified lockdown is similar to a lockdown, but allows more movement within the building. Students may continue to work at their desks with lights on. They may go to the restroom. No one, however, may enter or leave the building including staff, students and parents. Police, with the aid of a bomb-sniffing dog, searched the school’s gym. No suspicious objects were found. The school made the decision to move all students to the gym. Campus safety officers along with local law enforcement will be conducting a thorough search of the entire school with the bomb dog as a precaution.
According to the press release from police, the school was evacuated and students were sent home while bomb detection dogs swept the building. No explosives or explosive materials were found. Further investigation identified a suspect who was a Bonney Lake High School student and he was later arrested. The student admitted to writing the bomb threat note to avoid going to class. On Friday, a written threat of a bomb was found at the middle school, prompting a modified lockdown and search of Mountain View. According to Bonney Lake Police, a ote indicating a bomb set to go off at 12:30 p.m. was found at approximately 7:30 a.m. A bomb dog was brought in to search all common areas and classrooms at the facility while students were evacuated to the gym..
No explosives or suspicious devices were found. By 11:20 a.m., students returned to classrooms and lunch was served. The day continued on a regular schedule. According to police, a student admitted to making the threat in hopes of getting out of a test for whcih he was not prepared. He was emergency expelled and released to his parents. The case has been forwarded to the juvenile prosecutor for possible felony charges. The district said it takes all threats seriously and any student found to be responsible will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. To comment on this story view it online at www. bl scour ie rhe rald .com . Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@courierherald. com or 360-825-2555, ext. 5058
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requested use of approximately $400,000 in fund balance to cover the expected gap. The council in 2010 approved approximately $600,000 in fund balance during the two-year budget period, split into $400,000 in 2011 and $200,000 for 2012. However, due to higher-than-expected revenues and internal belttightening, the administration did not use any of the fund balance in 2011 and expects to finish the year approximately $160,000 in the black. But Swatman this month proposed to balance the city’s budget next year through increased revenue projections, additional cuts of approximately $200,000 and no use of fund bal-
ance. An amendment to enact Swatman’s budget was pulled off the table during the meeting for a lack of support. Most council members, led by Jim Rackley, said it was too late in the process to do this for next year and chose to stay with the budget as enacted. Members also said the city’s fund balance of more than $2 million was designed for these type of situations. Swatman next offered an alternative proposal: providing for the spending, but requiring the administration to come before the council to request the additional funding when the estimated revenue expenditure of $12,886,038.
T h e deputy mayor called it a “legislative lever� to highDan Swatman light the issue and “draw a line� so the council can see where the spending begins to outpace revenues. “I’m just trying to show some fiscal restraint,� Swatman said. “I don’t see a need for this,� countered Rackley, who again said using the fund balance was the right thing to do in extraordinary economic times, though beginning with the 2013-14 biennium, he sup-
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Police and fire agencies ‘tie one on’ to combat drunken driving Law enforcement agencies from Bonney Lake, Sumner, Edgewood, Milton and the Pierce County Sheriff ’s Department are joining East Pierce Fire and Rescue in displaying “Tie One On for Safety� ribbons on response vehicles to remind drivers of the hazards and ruined lives caused by drunken driving. The program is part of a statewide effort led by Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Emergency responders often see first-hand the devastation felt by family and friends who have lost a loved one because of a drunken driver.
East Pierce Fire and Rescue Fire Chief Jerry E. Thorson said the fire department is particularly pleased to work with law enforcement on this effort. “We have been involved in education events to limit impaired driving in the past, but this is our first time with the visible impact of the ribbons on our apparatus,� he said. Although impaired driving is a problem all year long, Edgewood Police Chief Ed Knutson said, it can be particularly dangerous this time of year. “Due to the number of parties and get-togethers, more people
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er risk of being affected by an impaired driver,� he said. The chiefs have a few tips for revelers to avoid becoming a tragic statistic. Bonney Lake Interim Police Chief Dana Powers suggested anyone who will be celebrating with family and friends, and partaking in holiday cheer, should plan ahead and have a designated driver in place prior to heading out the door. If you are hosting a party, Thorson recommended serving one of the many creative and festive non-alcoholic drinks available this time of year. He
“Even one person injured or killed by an impaired driver is too much.� John Galle, Sumner Police Chief
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HANDY FROM 1 level of poverty facing children in Nepal was unlike anything she’d ever seen. “As a teacher we see need all the time,� she said. “But when I went to Nepal, the amount of need there is humbling.�
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When she returned to the States, Handy-Nimick, who said she has always been interested in community service work, decided to help the children at the Nepal Orphans Home. When she and her husband Justin Nimick married in 2010, her new brother-in-law bought the couple a website to show off their charitable work. Handy-Nimick decided to combine her passions for education and service and use the website to help provide for the orphans in Nepal. By October 2010, Life’s Handy Work was up and running, raising money for Nepal. On New Year’s Eve, the charity will host its second New Year’s Ball for Nepal. The theme for this year’s
also suggests monitoring guests’ drinking. “If they appear impaired, offer a ride home, or let them stay overnight,� he said. Sumner Police Chief John Galle said the extra precautions are well worth the effort. “It’s not worth the risk to you, your family, or the families of innocent victims,� Galle said. “Even one person injured or killed by an impaired driver is too much.� For more information about the “Tie One On for Safety� campaign, visit at www.maddwashington.com.
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“Essentially, we’re giving people a reason to dress up for New Year’s.� Last year’s theme was “Black and White� and the ball was the charity’s biggest-earning fundraiser so far. This year, Handy-Nimick said she hopes to sell out the event, which is being hosted at High Cedars Golf Club in Orting. Handy-Nimick said while she is focused on helping orphans in Nepal, she hopes her charity work can be an inspiration to others to work on causes that impact their lives and move them to action. “You can be one person and make a huge difference,� she said. Tickets for the event are $75 and include appetizers, drinks and party favors. For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.lifeshandywork. com. To comment on this story view it online at w w w.b l s c o u r i e r h e ra l d . com. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555, ext. 5058.
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It’s Wednesday – food bank day and emergency assistance day at Plateau Outreach Ministries. This day begins early as volunteers fire up the coffee pot, unpack the food boxes delivered Monday by Northwest Harvest, stock the shelves from our food donations and ready their posts with compassionate hearts that pray there will be enough. For me personally, Wednesdays have been the best days and hardest days all at the same time. I witness shelves overflowing, bread racks piled high and bins heaping as we begin the day. This seeming abundance reflects the generosity of our community. This is the “best” part of the day. By noon the shelves are nearly empty. This is the “hardest” part of the day. Each week we see 80 – 100 families needing food. Most families never expected to need this kind of help. Jenny and Paul (not their real names), a young couple, were in last week. They had both been working and attending school for professional degrees. They had their future planned, were on track and were making it. At the time they came through the food bank, they weren’t sure they had enough food at home to get through the week. As they walked from station to station at the food bank, their story came spilling out. “My work hours got cut. Books and tuition got too expensive. Jenny’s mom got sick. She had to quit school to go take care of her. We never thought we would need to come to the food bank. I had to quit school this semester to try to find more work. Our car broke down this week, so this month’s
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Stay healthy this winter: Get a flu shot By Dr. Jude Verzosa For The Courier-Herald
The single best way to protect yourself against the flu is to get vaccinated each year. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control recommends that people get their seasonal influenza vaccine as soon as the vaccine becomes available, as it is now in our community. Vaccination before the end of December is best because this timing ensures that protective antibodies are in place before flu activity is typically at its highest. This Dr. Jude Verzosa year’s vaccine will protect against the three influenza viruses that research indicates will be most common during the flu season, including an influenza A (H1N1) virus and an influenza B virus. One shot does it all – and a nasal form is available for those who hate needles. Everyone six months and older should get an annual flu vaccine, the CDC recommends. Between 5 and 20 percent of the population catches the flu, on average, every year, according to available statistics. Also, approximately 200,000 people are hospitalized annually in the U.S. with flurelated complications. Influenza is a serious disease and people should take it seriously. It’s especially important that specific groups get vacci-
nated either because they are at high risk for flu-related complications or because they live with or care for people at high risk for developing health complications related to influenza. These include: pregnant women; children younger than 5, and especially children younger than 2; people 50 years of age and older; individuals with certain chronic medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes and heart disease; residents of nursing homes and other longterm care facilities; and individuals who live with or care for those at high risk for flu-related complications, including health care workers and parents of children less than 6 months of age (these children are considered too young to be vaccinated). Some people should not receive a flu vaccine without first consulting their physician or health care provider. These include individuals who have a severe allergy to chicken eggs, those who have previously experienced a severe reaction to an influenza vaccination, and individuals who have developed Guillain-Barre syndrome after a flu shot. Guillain-Barre syndrome is an autoimmune disorder in which the body’s immune system attacks itself. Exactly what triggers this rare condition is unknown. The syndrome may occur at any age but is most common in men and women between 30 and 50. In addition to getting vaccinated, other tips for staying healthy during the cold and flu season include proper hand-washing techniques (washing regularly with
The Centers for Disease Control recommends everyone six months or older should get an annual flu vaccine. Between 5 and 20 percent of the population catches the flu, on average, every year. Courier-Herald file photo/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.
warm water and soap, and using a handsanitizer gel); avoiding contact with sick people whenever possible; enjoying a wellbalanced diet; and remaining physically active. Dr. Jude Verzosa practices internal
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Regular “Step Out With Seniors” columnist Mary Andrews is on hiatus. In the interim, we hope you enjoy Jobyna Nickum’s “Senior Corner” column from our sister paper in Enumclaw. Nickum is the director of the Enumclaw Senior Activity Center.
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Family memories are the best gift
Serving, dancing, prancing, singing... Santa Claus has problem-drinking?
Thinking back on my childhood, I realize one of my favorite holiday memories is of working in the kitchen with my mother and sister, preparing holiday baskets for our neighbors. Rolling out sugar cookies, decorating cupcakes, the aroma of banana bread baking in the oven. My sister and I would spend hours deciding what would go in each basket and then choosing just the right ribbon candy (do they even make ribbon candy anymore?) to sprinkle in the package.
Senior Corner
A couple shares a romantic slow dance to the music stylings of the Icicle River band, above. A member of the Bonney Lake Lions Club, left, serves up a hearty Christmas dinner with a smile. The Lions both served and paid for the meal. Then Phil DeLeo stumbled down the chimney (or rather, the stairs), filling the role of a gut-bustingly funny Naughty-list Santa, complete with a gift bag full of only the merriest “holiday spirits.” DeLeo’s performance, preceded by a Bonney Lake -specific retelling of “The Night Before Christmas,” earned a rousing round of applause.
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Happy New Year: Social Security income limit rising by $480 in 2012 By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
People fast approaching the age at which they collect U.S. Social Security benefits in 2012 can expect the earnings limit to rise. The changes affect people between 62-years-old and full retirement age; in other words people who receive Social Security benefits and continue to work.
In 2011, the earnings limit was $14,160. In 2012, the earnings limit has risen to $14,640, slightly delaying the point at which benefits are witheld. Under the earnings limit rule, once you reach the income ceiling, every $2 of income you earn above it will result in $1 of witholdings from your benefits check. So, if you earn $300 from
your job and you have already hit the limit, you will have $150 of Social Security benefits witheld. That money doesn’t disappear into the ether. It comes back to the beneficiary after he reaches full retirement age, via an incremental boost in the amount paid out per check. The rules work differently—and even more in your favor—if you will reach full retirement age in 2012. The retirement year earnings limit rises $1,200 to $38,880. The witholding ratio for retirement year earnings above the ceiling is $1 for every $3 earned, Witholdings only continue until your birthday month.
Get merry in Sumner tomorrow It’s time for cheer in the valley. Sumner’s city senior center will host its annual Christmas party tomorrow afternoon. Members of the senior center can enjoy food, entertainment and merriment. For more information call the center at 253863-2910. The center is at 15506 62nd St. Ct. E.
Bonney Lake Senior Center Calendar Dec. 21: Bingo, 1 p.m. Dec. 22: Party for December Birthdays Dec. 23-26: Closed for Christmas Dec. 29: Pinochle and Bridge, 1 p.m. Dec. 30: New Year’s Swing Bash and Sundaes with Sandi
I decided to ask some of the elders in our community to share their early Christmas memories, by asking, “What do you remember most of Christmas holidays when you were a child?” The stories shared are remarkable, telling of a time that many of us can’t imagine or funny little incidents that can make you laugh 80 years after the fact. Sibyl, age 81, remembers growing up during the depression in Missouri. “We didn’t have much at Christmas time – there simply wasn’t any money during those years.” She remembers all the family coming together for Christmas and an unmarried uncle who made sure all the kids got a paper maché Santa with candy pieces in his bag. That was often the only gift received. For Christmas dinner, the family had chicken. Although they raised turkeys, those were to sell to pay for the taxes on the house. In 1940, when she was a schoolteacher at the county school, she remembers buying a banana and an orange for each of her students (out of her own pocket). As she says, “that might be the only banana or orange those kids got all year! It was quite a treat.” Dennis, age 72, grew up on a
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City Snow Removal Procedure: #ITY 0UBLIC 7ORKS CREWS CLEAR SNOW FROM PRIORITY ROADS FIRST 0RIORITY ROADS INCLUDE THOSE AROUND SCHOOLS MAIN ARTERIALS AND ON HILLS 3ANDING IN INITIATED WHEN TWO INCHES OF SNOW BUILDS UP ON THE STREET OR ON STREETS WITH STEEP SLOPES 3AND IS GENERALLY APPLIED ONLY ON HILLS AND AT INTERSECTIONS 'ENERALLY SNOW PLOWING STARTS WHEN THREE TO FOUR OR MORE INCHES OF SNOW ACCUMULATE ON STREETS WHEN CONTINUING SNOWFALL IS PROJECTED OR WHEN UNSAFE CONDITIONS EXIST During a Snowfall, residents and drivers are advised to:
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farm in Nebraska during the 1930s. “The winters were very cold, often well below zero,� he said. “I remember 8 foot drifts of snow.� To go to the homes of other family members for Christmas, the whole family would put on snowshoes (woven bamboo overshoes) and trek across the fields. “You had to be real careful you didn’t drop the gifts in the snow,� he said. He remembers when the whole family would come to their homestead for Christmas dinner: “There would be 50 to 60 people with all my aunts and uncles and their kids. Because our dining room table only sat 12 people, we would eat in shifts and my mother would have to wash the dishes between each setting. We didn’t mind; we had a good time visiting with one another.� Norma, age 70, was the youngest of 13 children, growing up on a farm in Oklahoma during the 1930s. Her Christmas memories are centered around the family stringing popcorn for the tree, pulling taffy, making tree ornaments out of construction paper and her mom making hot cocoa for everyone. “All of us kids would save gum wrappers all year long and then we would cover a cardboard star with the foil. It was beautiful!� When Al, age 94, was a very young child, growing up in Pennsylvania, the Christmas tree was always placed in the sitting room on the second floor of their two-story house. Small candles were placed all over the tree. Well, one evening the tree caught
on fire. Although he was only 4 or 5 at the time, he remembers very clearly standing there in the room watching his father open the bay windows and throwing the flaming tree out the window while his mother shouted “don’t set the curtains on fire.� That would be a memory to last 90 years! Vivian, 80, states that her earliest memory of Christmas was crawling under her father’s roll-top desk and looking at all the decorations hanging on the tree which caught the light from the room and shined so brightly. “I was only 4, but I remember it like yesterday,� she said. Lois, 63, recalls a very special holiday memory. “I was very small, barely walking, and we stayed Christmas Eve with my grandparents. We went to bed early, but before we went to sleep, we heard a noise on the roof – it was Santa and his reindeer. To this day, when I go to bed on Christmas Eve, I still wait to hear Santa on the roof.� So this holiday season, as we are all pressured to buy from television ads and magazines and Martha Stewart wants us to set the “perfect table� and we feel we must send the “best� card – the hustle and bustle is not what the season is all about. Your son or daughter of 7 years old will not, when they are a senior, remember the electronic toy they “just had to have� this Christmas, but will instead hold close the memories of family, community and traditions. We should be making memories – not shopping lists! I wish for each of you the happiest of holidays and a New Year filled with peace, health and happiness.
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The Sumner High School boys swim and dive team came out hard against nonleague rival Bonney Lake Wednesday, defeating the historically victorious antagonist 103-74. The Spartans had a first placing athlete or relay team in nine out of 12 events at the “away� game in the Sumner Pool. Sam Parks dropped two seconds off his best time in the 200-yard Individual Medley to earn first with 2 minutes, 30.10 seconds. His closest rival trailed him by a full 10 seconds. He additionally won the 100 Butterfly by a wide margin, with a time of 1:05.54. Parks, Connor PowersHubbard, Devin Drobney and Sam Rigsby took a solid win in the 200 Medley Relay with 1:58.50. The team dropped a whopping 19 seconds from their best time. Powers-Hubbard took the 200 Freestyle with 2:01.69, as well as the 100 Freestyle with 57.61.
Swim and Dive Severn Anderson gave the Spartans a strong headstart in the 400-yard Freestyle Relay on Wednesday, which closed the team’s victory against nonleague rival Bonney Lake. Anderson, Leandro Olivieri, Sam Parks and Josh Goodsell closed out the night with their 4 minute, 13.68 second firstplace win. Bonney Lake’s relay team trailed the time by less than two seconds with 4:15.41. At right, Goodsell shakes Bonney Lake swimmer Nate Scott’s hand. Photo by Daniel Nash/ To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.
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The Sumner Spartans placed third and Bonney Lake High was fourth during prep gymnastics competition Dec. 14 in the SHS gymnasium. The Puyallup Vikings won the meet with 150.20 team points, barely slipping past the Decatur Gators, who totaled 149.40. Sumner wound up with 142.90 points and the Panthers trailed with 127.90. Sumner High placed three girls in the Top 10 allaround scoring. Kiley McCain totaled 30.95 to place third, Sierra Tinsley finished with 30.20 and placed sixth and Kimi Nakayama wound up at 30.00 and placed seventh. The Sumner and Bonney Lake gymnasts will not compete during the holiday break. The next meet comes Jan. 4 in the Panther gym.
The Bonney Lake wrestling squad evened its South Puget Sound League 3A accounting at 1-1 when it traveled to Peninsula High Dec. 14 and defeated the Seahawks 48-26. The Panther grapplers pounced to an early 18-0 advantage and never looked back as Peninsula was forced to log forfeitures at 195, 220 and 285 pounds. With the significant margin of victory already leaning in Bonney Lake’s favor, freshman 106-pounder
Brandon Cunningham won a close 8-3 decision. The guests from the Plateau suffered a setback at 113 pounds, but were able to rapidly retaliate, as sophomore Colton Tracy pinned his opponent at 120 pounds to provide the Panthers with a 27-6 edge. It was at this stage that Peninsula whittled away at the lead that BLHS had compiled. As things shook out, Bonney Lake needed every bit of that early upper hand, as Peninsula recorded pins and decisions at 126, 132, 138, 145 and 152 pounds
to cut the Panther lead to 30-26. Bonney Lake won in rather dramatic style, claiming convincing conquests in the final three matches. Chili Sabin won by pin at 160 pounds and 170-pound Jake Lueders pinned his foe midway through the first round. At 182 pounds, in the final clash of the night, Evan Dorsey pinned his opponent mere seconds into the second round. The next SPSL 3A action for BLHS will come Jan. 5, when the Panthers host Decatur at 7 p.m.
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In the 1-meter dive, Bonney Lake’s Gary Flugare (above) took first place with a score of 156.55. David Kakuk (middle left) achieved his best diving score yet with 138.05. Austin Page (far left) scored 84.5. Photos by Daniel Nash/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.
Bonney Lake High’s Andrea Bowman was honored as Defensive Most Valuable Player when South Puget Sound League 3A coaches handed out postseason honors. She wasn’t alone on the honors list. Teammates making the first team were forward Karissa Burnett, midfielders Madison Adams and Ashleigh Cade and defender Andrea Bowman. Making the second team was defender Brittany Martin and receiving honorable mention were midfielder Kassandra Blakely and defender Emily Richmond.
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The Sumner High School boys wrestling team took a 63-15 victory over Franklin Pierce in Thursday’s away-play duel. The Spartans won nine matches decisively by pin, one match by point decision, and one match by forfeit. They only lost one match by pin, a swift 57-second sweep that downed 132-pounder Cody Farthing. Sean Bowles (220) was defeated by point decision, and the 285-pound weight class was forfeit. Jacob Unger (106) had the fastest pin of the night, putting shoulder blades to rubber in 1 minute, 30 seconds. He was followed by Jeremy Jackson (138), who also achieved a first-round pin in 1:42. Steven McCurley (120), Markus Forhan (126), Jed Schliesman (145), Zach Wooding (152), Nick Hultberg (182) and Nick Ehrenheim (195) all grabbed second-round pins. Tanner Sjoden (170) grabbed victory in the third and final round at 5:04. AJ Atoigue (160) dominated his opponent 11-9. The Spartan boys traveled to Tumwater Saturday to compete in a hosted tournament. Results came after press time and could not be included in our print edition. Tomorrow, they will take on a Kentwood High School double duel that will include the Enumclaw Hornets.
Rigsby stole a close victory in the 50 Freestyle with 25.70 seconds. Powers-Hubbard, Olivieri, Drobney and Rigsby won the 200 Freestyle Relay with 1:43.99. Severn Anderson won the 100 Breaststroke with 1:13.01, then joined Olivieri, Parks and Josh Goodsell to close the night with a victorious 400 Freestyle Relay. The team took first by fewer than 2 seconds, with a time of 4:13.68. Diver David Kakuk took his best score in 1-meter diving with a 138.05, taking second place. The team will not compete over the holiday break, and will reconvene for an away game against Peninsula High Jan. 5. “We now have Christmas break and lots of hard practices to come,” coach Dana Powers wrote in a team email Friday. “Those who put in the time will drop a lot of time in January!”
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Congressman Reichert works to bridge the partisan divide Eighth District representative highlights bipartisan work during interview By Kevin Hanson Editor
While the world of partisan politics grows nastier on the national stage, U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert is finding friends across the aisle. That was one of the tidbits offered when Reichert โ whose Eighth Congressional District includes Bonney Lake and Sumner โ took time last week for a telephone interview with
The Courier-Herald. โ At my level itโ s gotten better,โ said the former King County Sheriff who is now a five-year veteran of Washington, D.C., politics. โ I have a lot of Democratic friends.โ To highlight his centrist approach, the Republican Reichert tells of voting for a Democratic-sponsored bill; he directed his staff to do a quick bit of research and, after finding the measure had broad support,
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When it comes to gays in the military, Reichert is supportive. โ As a society, we have progressed to where people are sharing that information through the entire community,โ he said. โ If they want to serve, government shouldnโ t keep them out of the military.โ Reichert takes that stance despite some personal views on the broader topic of gay rights. โ I donโ t agree with the lifestyle personally,โ he said, noting his belief that marriage should be defined as a union between one man and one woman. โ But Iโ m not God, Iโ m not the judge,โ he said.
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The 16th annual Pancake Feed, hosted by the East Pierce Fire and Rescue Local No. 3520, served breakfast to 700 people at the Sumner fire station, Dec. 3. According to organizer, Firefighter-paramedic Rex Orcutt, the event raised more than $3,500.The money will be used to buy presents for more than 600 needy children identified by the Sumner Family Center and other local centers. Photo courtesy East Pierce Fire and Rescue.
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White River School District Superintendent Tom Lockyer and Enumclaw School District Human Resources Director Kathy Lockyer have announced their retirements. The husband-wife school couple have been a fixture on both sides of the White River for the past seven years. Tom Lockyer made his announcement during his State of the District address Nov. 28 at White River High School. He plans to close out his seventh year July 1 and turn over the reins of the district to current Deputy Superintendent Janel Keating. โ The timing is right,โ he told the crowd. Both Lockyers have spent close to 40 years in education. They began their careers as teachers in California, then worked at schools in Germany with the Department of Defense before both took
superintendent positions in Montana. Tom Lockyer was tabbed to lead the White River School District seven years ago, while Kathy was hired as Enumclawโ s human resources leader a year later. She plans to retire at the end of July. White River School Board President Denise Vogel thanked Tom Lockyer for his leadership and the smooth transition she anticipates as Keating takes over. โ We knew Mr. Lockyer would want to retire,โ said Vogel, who joined the board at the same time Lockyer arrived at the district. โ To us itโ s always about the kids
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Volunteer elves descending on the Bonney Lake Public Safety Building for the annual Toys for Tots wrapping party. This year, thanks to community donations, the police department was able to provide gifts for 735 children this holiday season. More than 40 volunteers helped wrap the gifts Dec. 11. The Bonney Lake Police Department giving tree and Toys for Tots program is organized by Barb Wigton. Donations are still being accepted at the Public Safety Building, 18421 Sumner Buckley Hwy., Bonney Lake. Photos courtesy of Debbie McDonald.
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Paul Bucich (above right) and Casey Chamberlain (right) were newly sworn in to the Sumner School District Board of Directors Dec. 14. Rick Hendricks was sworn in after being reelected. All three will also be officers this term: Hendricks President, Bucich Vice President, and Chamberlain as Legislative Liaision. Photo by Kevin Hanson/
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Here’s your chance to show off your little “Bundle of Joy�! Just send us a photo of your baby (must have been born in 2011) and we’ll feature your child in this special celebration page in The Courier-Herald on January 18, 2012. Simply fill out the attached form and return it along with $30 and a color photo of your baby. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you want the photo returned. All babies will appear on the celebration page. The winners will receive prizes. Don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity!
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