Whidbey News-Times, December 24, 2011

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Merry Christmas Christmas services 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 8th Ave., Oak Harbor.

Call 679-3579.

CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH will have two services Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. At 7 p.m. is the candlelight service and carol sing with choir and at 10:30 p.m., the late worship service. Christmas Day, Sunday, Dec. 25, the worship celebration service with choir is at 10 a.m.

The church is located at 590 N. Oak Harbor St., Oak Harbor.

Call 675-2548.

OAK HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH will host Christmas worship services on Dec. 24, with family worship at 4 p.m. featuring the Sunday school Christmas program. Traditional Christmas Eve services are at 7 and 10 p.m. with music from the Senior Choir. Dec. 25 service is at 10:30 a.m. Nursery care is provided at the Christmas Eve services. The church is located at 1253 NW 2nd Ave., across the street from the football stadium.

Call 679-1561.

FAMILY BIBLE CHURCH will hold their Christmas Cantata, “Searching for the King,” Dec. 24 at 7 p.m. The church is located at 2760 Heller Road, Oak Harbor.

Call 679-1585.

ST. STEPHEN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH plans a Christmas Eve service Dec. 24 at 3 p.m., featuring a Christmas pageant and Holy Eucharist SEE CHURCH, A4

Mayor-elect offers kidney to stranger

By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter

Oak Harbor Mayor-elect Scott Dudley may be out of the office for a few weeks this summer because he’ll be busy donating one of his kidneys.

And not to a needy family member, but a man from a small suburb of Vancouver, B.C., who he’s never even met. Admittedly, his first six months in office is not the most opportune time for a major surgery, but Dudley said the opportunity came up and he just couldn’t say no.

“It’s something that’s been in the back of my mind for a while,” said Dudley, during a phone interview from Vancouver General Hospital.

Contacted for a separate issue, Dudley only revealed where he was when specifically asked by a Whidbey News-Times reporter.

Dudley has been undergoing testing to insure he’s a qualified candidate for months but decided to

“I just think he’s one of a kind. I wish there were more people like him. In my eyes, he’s a hero.”

-- Philip Rosario, possible kidney recipient

keep it under wraps while on the campaign trail.

Dudley, a city councilman, won a hard-fought battle for the mayor’s seat with incumbent Jim Slowik this past November. He said he just didn’t feel the need to announce the procedure, which is still not guaranteed to happen, while running for Oak Harbor’s top seat.

“It’s not a situation where I’m doing it for votes,” Dudley said.

Rather, his family has a history of polycystic kidney disease. The

British Columbia residents Philip and Keesha Rosario, above, pose for a picture. Philip has polycystic kidney disease and may receive one of Oak Harbor Mayor-elect Scott Dudley’s kidneys. At left is a picture of Dudley.

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County parks plan goes nontraditional

By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter

A bundle of paper known as the Island County parks plan could have a wide impact on how Whidbey Islanders recreate in the future.

Among the highlights of the plan is a policy to phase out the county’s investment in traditional recreation facilities, such as ball parks, and encourage hiking, bicycling and other low-impact activities. The policy guide suggests that hunting should be allowed in three large parks, but the areas should be closed to non-hunters during

the season.

The Parks and Recreation Element on the county’s comprehensive plan was adopted by the county commissioners this week in a 2-1 vote. It allows the county to once again apply for park-related grant opportunities and replaces an older documents that long ago expired.

The county hired a consulting firm, MIG, Inc. of Portland, to help write the plan; it cost nearly $90,000.

The Whidbey Camano Land Trust pledged to pay $30,000 of the fee in order to help the county manage its

resources.

Joantha Guthrie, project manager in public works, said work started on the plan three years ago, when it was first placed on the annual review docket. One of the first steps in creating the plan, she said, was to inventory and classify all the property that the county owns. It turned out that the county has a lot more parkland than anyone realized.

“I was quite amazed that we have over 3,000 acres of park and habitat property,” Guthrie said.

She said a great deal of emphasis was placed in public outreach.

There were stakeholder interviews, online surveys, focus groups and community intercept interviews; over 950 people participated. The participants identified “providing recreational activities” and SEE PARKS, A7

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State department of ecology seeks ‘king tide’ photos

By NEWS-TIMES STAFF

Washington’s higher-thanusual winter tides hit their high mark in the next few days and the state Department of Ecology is inviting the public to share their photos of this

naturally occurring event.

These high tides are sometimes called “king tides� and occur when the sun and moon’s gravitational pull reinforce one another. King tides offer a glimpse of how rising sea levels from global

climate change could affect the state’s coastal areas.

According to an Ecology news release, as global temperatures rise, the oceans warm slightly and expand, ice caps and glaciers melt, and more precipitation falls

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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.

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Burglar escapes City council funds Stumbly Ducklings from homeowner

By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter

By BRIAN KELLY South Whidbey Record

Glenn Perkins said it was hard to tell who was more surprised: The burglar who was caught red-handed, or Perkins, who discovered the intruder who slipped into his home Wednesday and interrupted his morning coffee.

The Island County Sheriff’s Office is still searching for the burglar, who escaped from Perkins’ home on Kolia Place near South Whidbey State Park after assaulting the homeowner and running off into the woods nearby.

The break-in, which follows a series of residential burglaries across Whidbey Island, prompted a frenzied but unsuccessful search for the burglar Wednesday. The prowler was described as a thin white man, with long reddish hair in a ponytail.

The break-in happened just after 10:30 a.m.

Perkins said he was sitting with his wife in a sunroom at one end of the house, having coffee and reading the local newspaper, when he heard a noise in another room.

He thought one of the couple’s cats, Ricky or Sissy, had knocked something over.

Then Perkins heard another noise, and got up to investigate.

Walking toward the master bedroom, he came face to face with a burglar. “I hollered at him; I said, ‘What are you doing in my house?’�

Perkins said the man turned around and ran to the front door, with Perkins also making a dash to the

entryway.

The intruder found the front door locked and struggled to get it open. He quickly gave up and turned back the other way. “He rushed by me and went around into our hobby room and the next thing he ends back up in the sunroom,� Perkins recalled.

Meanwhile, the homeowner’s wife, who was still in the sunroom, had picked up the telephone and was talking to a 911 dispatcher.

Perkins confronted the man as he stood there, again trapped. “I said something like, ‘Who are you?’ He said, ‘I’m Jeff, now let me out of here!�

The burglar reached for the handle of a glass door that led outside, but the man couldn’t figure out how to undo the complicated lock. Perkins’ wife — still on the phone with a 911 dispatcher --- reached over to try to unlock it, but backed away as the man then tried to kick the glass out of the door. “My wife had left the room, and he swung and hit me on the lip, got by me and ‌ ran back to the front door and was gone,â€? he said.

Perkins said the incident lasted maybe five minutes.

The intruder apparently got into the home by crawling through a cat window in a bathroom, but knocked over a vase holding artificial flowers when he squeezed through the small opening.

The sheriff’s office is advising residents to keep their garages, vehicles and homes locked, and to call 911 to report any suspicious activity.

The bronze “Stumbly Ducklings� art work for downtown Oak Harbor will waddle on SE Pioneer Way after all.

The Oak Harbor City Council approved the $33,000 piece in a 4-2 decision Tuesday. City Council members Bob Severns, Jim Campbell, Danny Paggao and Beth Munns voted for the piece’s commission while Jim Palmer and Mayor-elect Scott Dudley voted against.

The piece, which depicts walking ducklings and will be built by South Whidbey artist Georgia Gerber, is the third and final art work approved as part of the SE Pioneer Way Improvement Project. Its construction is expected to take from six to eight months. “It’s received popular comments and I think it’s a real good piece,� said Skip Pohtilla, a member of the Oak

Harbor Arts Commission during Tuesday’s meeting.

Last year, the city council green-lighted an effort to spend up to $80,000 on art to complement the project.

The arts commission, which serves as an advisory group, spent six months coming up with a list of five pieces to present to the council for approval.

Much of their efforts were in vain, however. At the last minute, it was learned that the city’s planned funding source could not be legally used to fund art so the commission scrambled to come up with two top picks. But only one of their choices, a bronze mermaid, was selected by the city council.

The other piece chosen was Moon Waves, a two-dimensional large silver-colored statue of waves going over a moon. Gerber’s Stumbly Ducklings was also conditionally approved. It required

YOUR GOVERNMENT � Coupeville Planning Commission: Tuesday, Jan. 3, 6:30 p.m., Commissioners’ Hearing Room, Courthouse Annex Building. � Oak Harbor Finance Standing Committee:

Wednesday, Jan. 4, 3:30 p.m., City Hall, 865 SE Barrington Dr. â—? Oak Harbor Arts Commission: Monday, Jan. 9, 6 p.m., City Hall, 865 SE Barrington Dr.

public vetting so was sent back to the art’s commission for further review.

Three art commissioners resigned following the decision.

The city council meeting this week made it clear that the downtown art work is still controversial. Oak Harbor resident Shane Hoffmire said it may have been better if the project had been funded with donations and Mel Vance, who was not opposed to the Stumbly Ducklings, said something is needed at City Beach Street to act as a gateway to the revitalized downtown.

The money for all three projects will come from the Arts Acquisition and Maintenance Fund, a special pot of money that can only be used for art. The first two pieces approved tab out to about $65,000.

Dudley said he wouldn’t support spending another � Island County Commissioners: Monday, Jan. 9, 10 a.m., Commissioners’ Hearing Room, County Annex Building. � Whidbey General Hospital Board: Monday, Jan. 9, 6 p.m., Conference

$33,000 when the art fund doesn’t yet have all the money needed to pay for the third piece even though it’s expected to have enough by the time the project is done.

Also, it’s unclear where the duckling piece will be located. It had been designated for the intersection of SE Ireland Street but that’s right next to the site where Native American remains were found this summer.

Palmer said he’d be “about as frustrated as you can get at this point� if he was a member of the arts commission but agreed that downtown needs a gateway piece.

Although some mentioned financial and locational concerns, Munns, Campbell, Paggao and Severns all supported moving ahead with the beautification effort. “There will be sometime down the road where we’re going to be happy we did this,� Severns said.

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CHURCH CONTINUED FROM A1 with Bishop Sandy Hampton presiding. The church is on Regatta Drive in Oak Harbor.

OAK HARBOR CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH will hold Christmas Day Service Dec. 25 at 10 a.m. The church is located at 1411 Wieldraayer Road.

ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH will hold masses Dec. 24 at 5 and 10 p.m. and Dec. 25 at 8 and 9:30 a.m. The church is located at 185 N. Oak Harbor St. Call 675-2303.

OAK HARBOR CHURCH OF CHRIST will hold a Christmas

Celebration Sunday, Dec. 25 at 10 a.m. There will be no Bible classes.

The church is located at 1000 NE Koetje St., behind Office Max. Call 675-3441.

THE COUPEVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH plans two services on Christmas Eve. 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 entirely lit by candles during the

traditional Candlelight Service which starts at 7 p.m. Christmas Day service begins at 11 a.m. The church is located on the corner of North Main and Sixth Avenue in Coupeville. Call 678-4256.

LIVING HOPE FOURSQUARE CHURCH will hold a Christmas Eve candlelight service Dec. 24 at 7 p.m. Christmas Day service is at 11 a.m. Children’s church will not be available. The church is located at 105 NW Broadway in

Coupeville. Call 678-6692.

UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION will hold service Christmas Eve at 4 p.m.

Service will include carols, stories, and reflections. Christmas Day, Dec. 25, at 10 a.m., an informal service will feature impromptu sharing of Christmas memories and songs followed by a potluck lunch. The church is located at 20103 Highway 525, Freeland. Call 360-321-8656.

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First United Methodist Church

United Pentecostal Church Sunday Service - Noon Wednesday Bible Study 7pm Pastor Mark Dillon 404-661-4653 mdillon@oakharborupc.com Mailing Address: 41 NE Midway Blvd Suite 103 Oak Harbor, WA 98277

Sunday Worship ...8:30 am & 10:45 am Classes For All Ages..................9:45 am Youth Ministries-Choirs-Bible Studies

Sunday Worship ........9:00 a.m.

Sunday Bible Study 10:00 a.m.

Sunday Evening ........5:00 p.m.

Wednesday Evening .6:00 p.m.

Erev Shabbat Shabbat Service Lunch Fellowship Bible Study

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SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30AM SUNDAY SCHOOL BEGINS AT 9:30AM 360-279-0715 www.ststephensofoakharbor.org

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Sunday Morning:

Worship Assembly.......................9:30 am Bible Classes for all ages............11:00am Wed. Classes for all ages..............6:30pm

Joe Cook, Preaching Minister www.churchofchrist-oh.org oakharborchurch@gmail.com

God-Centered Worship Christ-Centered Preaching Verse-by-Verse Teaching Worship: 1 PM 1411 Wieldraayer Road (off of Swantown Road) Pastor Keith McFaul 360-279-9713 www.GraceEvangelical.org

Sunday Morning Worship Service 8:30 A.M. & 10:30 A.M. Wednesday Midweek Worship Service 7:00 P.M. 1560 S.E. 9th Ave • 679-6959 “It’s By Grace!â€?

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185 N Oak Harbor St. ~ Oak Harbor

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St. Mary’s Parish 678-6536 207 Main St. ~ Coupeville

Masses: Sunday Thurs

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50 SW 6th Avenue Bible Study For All Ages.....9:15 a.m.

Worship Services.....10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m.

Wednesday Services..................6 p.m.

Prayer Meeting & Student Ministries Child care for all services.

Pastor Grafton Robinson Associate Pastor Lemuel B. Villano 675-6686 www.ohsbc.org

House of Prayer Faith Tabernacle of Praise Monday Prayer Meeting - 6:00 P.M. Tuesday Night Bible Study- 6:30 P.M. Friday High Praise Service- 6:30 P.M. Sunday Celebration/Children’s Ministry – 9:30 A.M. Sunday Morning Worship Service – 11:00 A.M. Church Telephone Number (360)679-1003 Bishop Charles And Pastor Effie Boyles (360)929-3127

620 A/B Erin Park Drive Oak Harbor, WA 98277 (NEXT TO U-HAUL BLDG.)

Oak Harbor Lutheran Church

NW 2nd Avenue & Heller Road Across the street from OHHS Staadium

1148 SE 8th Ave Oak Harbor

Saturday Worship ................. 5:30 p.m.

Sunday Worship ....8:00 & 10:30 a.m.

Sunday School .........................9:15 a.m.

11:00 a.m. Traditional Worship 9:30 a.m. Contemporary Worship

Nursery Available

Dave Templin, Pastor Bethany Popkes, Youth Director Kurt Imbach, Adult Facilitator

Sunday Evening Prayer 6:30 PM at St. Mary Catholic Church in Coupeville

Pastor Jeffrey Spencer Pastor Marc Stroud, Caring Minstry Lynne Ogren, Music & Children Ministry

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Trinity Lutheran Church

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Sunday School 9:15am Worship Service 10:30 am

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island

St. Augustine’s Parish • 675-2303 5:00 pm 8:00am & 9:30 am 9:00 am

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Calvary Chapel Oak Harbor

675-3441

Masses: Saturday Sunday Wed & Fri

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Oak Harbor Southern Baptist Church

Whidbey Presbyterian Church

1000 NE Koetje Street

Pastor Greg Adkins

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church

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555 SE Regatta Dr. Oak Harbor 679-3431

ISLAND VINEYARD COMMUNITY CHURCH

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Greenbank Farm easement Oak Harbor honored for Pioneer Way makeover talks to continue next month

By NATHAN WHALEN

By JUSTIN BURNETT

Staff reporter

Staff reporter

The incoming commissioner for the Port of Coupeville asked without success that work to add further protections for the Greenbank Farm be suspended for several weeks.

Laura Blankenship, who won the vacant port commissioner seat during November’s election, wanted talks to hash out a conservation easement for the Greenbank Farm to cease until January, which is when she will be sworn in and can better participate in the process.

She made the request during Wednesday’s Port of Coupeville meeting.

Blankenship said after the meeting that she agrees with the need for a conservation easement for the farm, but she has concerns about the process leading up to that easement. She didn’t go into detail about what those concerns are. She wanted to share them with the other two commissioners first.

The Port of Coupeville has asked the help of the Whidbey Camano Land Trust to resolve an impasse with Island County over the easement. The port wants to give up the development rights on the agriculture and environmentally sensitive land on the publicly owned facility. The Island County commissioners approved giving the Port of Coupeville $400,000 in Conservation Futures tax funds, which would be dispersed over an eight-year period. Since the

The state chapter of a national planning organization is honoring SE Pioneer Way in Oak Harbor as being one of the best transportation projects in Washington.

Richard Hart with the Washington Chapter of the American Planning Association presented city staff, namely Development Services Director Steve Powers, with an award at a city council meeting earlier this month.

The association has been honoring outstanding city and county projects for the past 25 years and the redesign of Oak Harbor’s SE Pioneer Way won in the transportation category.

Hart said the panel of judges thought it also could have won for sustainability due to its merits as a Green Roads project. “They found this to be a unique project and one of the first such efforts by a small city in the state of Washington,� he said.

According to the association’s website, judges said it was a “well-defined use of the concept of sustainability in transportation improvements,� and was “an outstanding effort in the use of planning resources in a small community.�

Hart also told the city council that this was the third year in a row that he’s come to Oak Harbor to present the city with such an award. Hart said he did some checking and learned

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Richard Hart with the Washington Chapter of the American Planning Association presents Development Services Director Steve Powers with an award on SE Pioneer Way at a recent city council meeting. it was the first time any city has been honored three times consecutively. “You are to be congratulated,� he said. “You’ve really set the bar for every other community, big and small, city and county, across the state.�

The Oak Harbor sub-division code update won in the implementation category in 2010 and the Windjammer Water front/Downtown Redevelopment Program won in 2009, also in the implementation category.

Although Powers accepted the award, he deferred honors to a host of city staff.

Public Works employees, engineers, planners, the city council and the public participated, he said. “Truly, this is an award for the entire city staff and

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not just planning,� Powers said.

SE Pioneer Way has been a challenging project, both in terms of public controversy over the one-way street design and concerning the discovery of Native American remains, which has delayed it completion.

While city staff has at times come under fire for some of the problems that arose, Mayor Jim Slowik said at the meeting that the award is a demonstration of the city’s high-caliber employees. “It proves we have excellent people working at the City of Oak Harbor, but especially people working in our planning department,�

Slowik said. “Very good job, Steve.�

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unlikely any substantial work on the easement will take place before Blankenship is sworn in.

Jim Patton, port executive director, said the land trust was asked to resolve the “misunderstanding� between the port and county.

The Land Trust’s executive director, Pat Powell, will work to find common ground between the two entities, get an appraisal for the value of the development rights and then write a new easement.

Despite the Conservation Futures money having been awarded, the port leaders figured they wouldn’t receive a payment in 2012 when they developed the port’s budget.

Blankenship is scheduled to be sworn in Jan. 11.

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port purchased a portion of the farm, leaders have seen its cash reserves disappear while making the $100,000 annual payments.

Negotiations on the complicated legal document stalled over a park and ride lot the county wants.

Commissioner Benye Weber noted that commissioner Marshall Bronson was absent from the meeting and the port had already committed to the current process. “I am not in favor of suspending anything at this point,� Weber told Blankenship.

Michael Stansbury, an attorney with the Greenbank Farm Management which runs the farm, said it’s

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IN OUR OPINION

A special holiday season This being Christmas Eve, Whidbey Islanders might take a few minutes to reflect on what an outstanding holiday season we have enjoyed.

It started Thanksgiving Day with the Community Harvest, a free dinner that literally serves thousands in Oak Harbor. Coupeville’s potluck-version isn’t so expansive, but hundreds gather in the warm confines of the Recreation Hall to enjoy dinner together and talk with old friends.

Then consider the contributions of our outstanding arts community, staging both North Whidbey and South Whidbey versions of “The Nutcracker,� and orchestral, choral and flute groups bringing sounds of the season to venues throughout the island.

Consider too the massive efforts made to assure that no child goes without a gift under his or her tree tomorrow morning. Toys for Tots is still a tradition, the Soroptimists work hard on their Tree of Hope, the Kiwanis have a wonderful tradition of Santa handing out fat oranges to school children, and numerous other clubs and organization help children in their own way.

More impressive even is the effort made by school children, from elementary to high school, to reach out and help their community during the holidays. Food is collected to donate to Help House and Gifts from the Heart and clothing is donated to those in need. A group of high school students made an effort this year to keep the needy warm during the winter months and came up with a donation of 300 coats.

We sometimes get cynical about the commercial aspects of Christmas, but that’s not true on Whidbey Island. The merchants decorate their stores which are the heart of the community in Coupeville and Oak Harbor. The Greening of Coupeville with its parade is a tradition in the county seat, and Oak Harbor merchants were able to show off their sparkling new downtown with a Christmas tree ceremony and regular visits from Santa. Without our business community, Christmas would not be nearly so bright and cheerful on Whidbey.

This is just the tip of the holiday season iceberg on Whidbey Island. There are simply too many groups, organizations and individuals dedicated to making the holidays a joy for everyone to list individually.

Tonight and tomorrow present outstanding opportunities to give thanks, however. Attend a Christmas Eve or Christmas Day church service. Enjoy the special music, solemn and joyful services, and give some time to enjoy the real meaning of the season, which expresses itself every day on Whidbey Island.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR *TMBOE $MFBOFST UP UIF SFTDVF I just wanted to put in a plug for Island Cleaners (1080 SE Pioneer Way, Oak Harbor). Yesterday, I helped my wife, Rae, pick up a full van load of 250-plus donated jackets for the needy; a rather immense project that she has been working on for the last month with the Oak Harbor High School freshmen. Impressed as I was by my wife’s many extra hours of hard work, I was truly astounded by the work that Island Cleaners had put in to project. Island Cleaners had laundered two-thirds of the donated coats, for free, in just one day, with only the owner (Christine Westman) and her daughter at the helm.

It was an amazing effort and one that I thought deserved recognition. So if you have a favorite retro,

wool, Campangnolo jersey that is just too good for the home washer, Island Cleaners deserves your business.

Brian Wood Oak Harbor

.BLJOH DIJMESFO T IPMJEBZT CSJHIUFS Much thanks to the parishioners of the NAS Whidbey base chapel through Handin-Hand / Head Start School, the Family Bible Church, Soroptimist International of North Whidbey, and the Oak Harbor firefighters for their good work to brighten the lives of children in need during the holiday season.

God bless you all!

Angela and Aida Martin Oak Harbor

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decimation of Washington State Parks personnel. Let’s review: Lenders abandoned decades of safe loan practices and made millions of bad loans so their big shots could get mammoth bonuses. A Republican bill got derivatives exempted from regulatory oversight in 2000. The two caused massive overleverage in the financial sector, resulting in worldwide economic collapse.

Millions lost their jobs, homes and huge chunks of their life savings. None of the culprits have suffered any consequences. The national debt, ballooned by the tax-cutting, deficit spending, regulation-gutting, Wall Street-stroking policies of George Bush, has made it difficult for the federal government to do the prolonged stimulus spending government normally must do to end a serious recession.

The Republicans have blocked every attempt to

improve the economy and tighten financial regulations, instead using the situation as an excuse to extend their failed ideology of cutting taxes on the extremely wealthy and slashing government programs for the middle class.

After people stopped spending, state and local tax revenues imploded. Public school teachers, police and state employees who provide services to ordinary people continue to lose their jobs. The Republican leadership couldn’t care less.

They rigidly cling to the long-disproved idea that cutting taxes on the wealthiest Americans creates jobs in America and trickles down, when that is precisely what got us into this mess.

We need to finally repudiate this lie and return to fair and responsible citizenship by everyone.

Bill Viertel Coupeville

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TUESDAY, DEC. 20 At 7:50 p.m., a NE Barron Drive resident reported her bicycle was stolen.

At 2:01 p.m., a caller reported tires slashed on a car at a SW Harrier Circle location.

At 11:39 a.m., a SW Kimball Drive resident reported she believes someone is using her identity.

At 1:52 a.m., a caller reported she was assaulted at a NE Ernst Street location.

At 12:41 a.m., a caller reported people fighting at a SE Pioneer Way location.

MONDAY, DEC. 19 At 3:14 p.m., a caller reported someone kicked in the garage door of a SE Fourth Avenue home. It appeared someone entered the house as well.

At 6:07 a.m., a caller reported a man, wearing a beanie and green coat, was harassing customers at a NE Midway Boulevard location.

At 12:09 a.m., a caller reported a man harassing customers at the gas pumps of a Highway 20 business.

SUNDAY, DEC. 18 At 10:30 p.m., a caller reported a “huge fight� at a NE Barron Drive residence.

At 6:30 p.m., a caller reported a homeless person was standing outside talking to people at a Highway 20 location.

At 10:24 a.m., a caller reported she believes a neighbor with mental health issues burglarized her home.

SATURDAY, DEC. 17 At 10:35 p.m., a SE Eighth Avenue resident reported her dad pushed her and locked her out of the house.

At 10:06 p.m., a caller reported people were spray painting on the tennis courts at a Highway 20 location.

At 9:53 p.m., a caller reported a man threw a toy at a child while at a SW Erie Street business.

At 5:49 p.m., a caller reported people fighting inside a car at a parking lot on Highway 20.

At 10:03 a.m., a SW 10th Court Resident reported a woman came to the door trying to sell vacuum cleaners, but she was asking very odd questions.

At 8:01 a.m., a SW Harbor Vista Circle resident reported one of the city’s storm drain cleaning trucks backed into her mailbox.

At 7:38 a.m., a SW Sixth Avenue resident reported his blue Diamondback mountain bike was stolen.

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Sheriff stalls golf carts in Coupeville

By NATHAN WHALEN Staff reporter

Concern expressed by the sheriff about vehicle visibility is prompting the delay of regulations that would allow golf carts to be driven legally on Coupeville roads.

The Coupeville Town Council decided last Tuesday evening to continue a public hearing until January regarding a golf cart ordinance.

The ordinance outlines that applicable golf carts be electrically powered, specifically designed for the golf course, have four wheels, be able to reach a speed of 20 miles per hour in one mile and have reflectors placed on the front and rear of the vehicle. Carts would be pro-

KIDNEY CONTINUED FROM A1 genetic disorder results in the formation of cysts that can lead to kidney failure.

It claimed both his grandmother and aunt and also afflicted his uncle.

Tests have shown that Dudley does not have the disease, nor is there a chance that he will contract it in the future. However, watching two of his relatives lose their struggle with the illness caused him to want to someday donate one of his own kidneys to someone in need.

That chance came along this spring. Dudley had been planning to go to Haiti on a humanitarian mission in February with his church, Living Word, but the trip was canceled last minute due to political upheavals in the small country.

As assistant governor for the Rotary Club’s district 5050, Dudley instead decided to visit chapters throughout the district including those in British Columbia.

The decision would inter-

PARKS CONTINUED FROM A1 “protecting the natural environment� as the top two benefits of parks and open space.

Based on the public outreach, the parks planners decided that the county shouldn’t spend scarce resources on maintaining ballfields and tennis courts. “Over and over again, the feedback was there are

hibited on the town’s sidewalks, biking trails and pathways. People wishing to use golf carts would have to pay the town a $25 annual fee.

Island County Sheriff Mark Brown expressed concern over the safety of slower vehicles on the road, and particularly the reflector requirement.

The sheriff said the town should change the ordinance to require stoplights and blinkers on carts that would be used on the road.

Electric lights would make motorists more aware of the slower moving carts driving through town, he said. “We’re not habitually in tune to looking at these type of things,� Brown told

the town council. He said deputies recently covered a collision on Camano Island where a golf cart turned in front of a car.

Coupeville resident Dan Miranda agreed with Brown’s safety concerns but he’s still eager for the ordinance to become a reality.

He said it cost him $275 to install lights and mirrors on his golf cart in anticipation of driving on town roads.

Councilwoman Molly Hughes questioned whether golf carts could legally cross Highway 20. Mayor Nancy Conard said carts could cross the highway at the lighted intersection with Main Street. It would be illegal for golf carts to cross

the highway on Broadway, which is located outside town limits and therefore outside the boundary of the proposed golf cart zone.

Jack Tingstad, who lives on Broadway, was concerned about the slow-moving carts on busy streets.

He encouraged the town to work with potential golf cart users to plot routes through town that avoid arterials.

Resident Al Bowers questioned how the town will enforce the regulations and administer the permits. He also questioned whether the town would have to hire additional staff to deal with the golf carts.

Town Marshal Dave Penrod said he called other

towns in the state and found few people have been taking advantage of driving golf carts; La Conner had two registered carts, Orting had five and Mill Creek had three, he said during the meeting.

Conard recommended that the Town Council continue the public hearing until next month to allow time to change the proposed ordinance to account for lights and blinkers instead of reflective tape.

The hearing is expected to continue during the Coupeville Town Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Jan 10, 6:30 p.m. in the Commissioners’ Hearing Room in the basement of the Annex Building.

twine his fate with Keesha and Philip Rosario, residents of Haney in the district of Maple Ridge.

Philip, a 37-year-old small business owner, had just been diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease. He had no known prior family history with the disorder and only learned he was sick because he hadn’t been able to sleep for three days and begrudgingly went to see a doctor. “I’m pretty stubborn,�

Philip said. “I hadn’t been to the doctor for a while.�

You can imagine his shock when he and his wife Keesha were told that he had a fatal illness. Even worse, they learned that the waiting time for a kidney from a donor was eight to 10 years.

Keesha, who quickly became an expert on the condition, is a member of her local Rotary Club and was at a meeting and shared the news with other members. Dudley just happened to be sitting at the very same table.

He approached her afterward and Keesha said his face nearly “turned white� when she told him about

the particular kidney disease afflicting Philip. But Dudley turned the tables on her when he said he was already looking to get on an anonymous donor list and would like to give Philip one of his kidneys. “I’m tearing up just thinking about it,� Keesha said. “It’s unbelievable how the universe pans out. Through Rotary Club, a lot of amazing things happen.�

Months have since passed, and although Dudley and Philip have yet to meet or even talk by telephone, both have undergone a litany of tests to insure they are compatible matches.

At the time of the interview, Dudley had just underwent a CAT scan and a nuclear renogram, a test in which radionuclides are injected into the blood.

They are monitored as they flow through the kidneys to gauge the organ’s health and function.

Dudley joked that he was feeling a little radioactive and wondered if he might set off a few alarms on his way back into the United States. Despite his humor,

that’s actually happened, according to Dr. Christopher Nguan.

A urologic surgeon specializing in transplants, Nguan will perform Dudley’s operation. He said there have been cases where patients who have undergone renograms were stopped by border patrol agents for setting off radiation detection devices.

Although the test sounds invasive and uncomfortable, Nguan said it’s really rather benign. Even so, Philip said he is still trying to wrap his head around the idea of someone he’s never met doing so much for him. “It’s amazing to me that some random stranger ... I have family that wouldn’t do this,� Philip said.

Additional testing is still needed and whether the transplant procedure will move forward is by no means guaranteed. If it does, and Dudley said things look good so far, the surgery would be done sometime in spring or early summer.

But if some unforeseen complication arises and things don’t work out with

Philip, Dudley said that doesn’t mean it won’t with someone else. He would remain on the donor list, he said. “The fact is somebody needs my second kidney more than I do,� Dudley said.

According to Nguan, removing a kidney is a major operation and not without some risk. But Dudley said he’s not worried. Today’s technology --- laptops and cellphones --- will help insure that he doesn’t miss much action at City Hall and he claims to be a fast healer. “I tend to push the envelope,� Dudley said. “I bounce back pretty quickly.�

As for Philip, the disease is advancing and not knowing whether the procedure will really move forward is tough.

But, with light at the end of the tunnel, he’s looking to the future with renewed hope, thanks to Dudley. “I just think he’s one of a kind,� Philip said. “I wish there were more people like him. In my eyes, he’s a hero.�

other groups that can do the active parks and recreations program and the county should not be in that business,� Guthrie said.

As a result, the plan includes some blunt language. “Island County Parks will phase out its investment in traditional recreation opportunities, such as those found at Dan Porter, Dave Mackie, the Rhododendron ball fields, and Camano Park, by finding other providers to assume responsibility for the properties who will oper-

ate them for public use,� the plan states.

But Guthrie cautions that the new policy doesn’t mean the county will be shutting down these parks. Under the plan, county officials will work with other entities‚ such as school districts and park districts, to persuade them to take over the parks and run programs.

In addition, Guthrie explained that the plan states hunting should continue to be allowed at Putney Woods, Greenbank South and Camano Ridge. But for safe-

ty’s sake, the parks should be closed to other uses during hunting season.

A few people complained about the plan during public hearings. The main concern is the plan’s lack of clarity about funding the parks department. The plan lays out a multi-faceted approach to funding the department, but without specifics.

Officials explained that the plan is supposed to set the policy, but it will be up to commissioners to make decisions about funding.

Commissioner Kelly

Emerson voted against the plan. She cited the lack of financial planning and said the plan will create unrealistic expectations in the public.

The county’s parks department was hit hard by the budget ax over the last few years, losing two-thirds of its funding. Because of a temporary change in state law, the county was able to fund the parks department this year from real estate excise taxes.

But, as the plan points out, a stable source of funding needs to be identified.

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OBITUARIES

Jan Holmes

Jan Holmes There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone, the light remains. Jan Lea (Fridlund) Holmes was one such person. She had an incredible enthusiasm for life, a playful spirit and a deepseated drive to never stop learning.

Born on Feb. 5, 1950, to Ester M. (Ness) and Clifford W. Fridlund, she grew up in North Dakota, Utah and Texas. Her family moved to Arizona where she attended college and where she was selected by Hughes Airwest to become a flight attendant.

In that role, she once spent a week as part of a flight crew that ferried Elvis Presley to Las Vegas while his personal plane was grounded for repairs, an enterprise that she took delight in recounting.

Jan met and married Steve Holmes while they both worked for the airlines.

For 33 years they loved to travel together, play golf, enjoy the arts, work in their yard and gather with family and friends. Their family always included at least one beloved and overindulged yellow Labrador retriever.

They owned Toby’s Tavern in Coupeville for 10 years and she had great fun interacting with the patrons there.

Jan was a gifted artist and belonged to Penn Cove Gallery. She loved to combine her passions for travel and painting. Her artwork portrayed the beauty she saw in France and Mexico in addition to that of Whidbey Island and the surrounding marine life.

Jan joined WSU/Island County Beach Watchers in 1990 and was so fascinated by her first glimpse of the ecology of the marine world that she returned to college to pursue her lifelong interest in science and to earn a master’s degree in marine biology from Western Washington

University. She worked at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center and Shannon Point Marine Laboratories and took on a leadership role in Beach Watchers.

As a Beach Watcher volunteer, she was instrumental in setting up beach monitoring and eelgrass study programs.

She had a passion for studying and teaching about copepods, marine worms, sea grasses, and other flora and fauna of the Salish Sea. For this work she was honored with Western Washington’s 2010 Cox Conserves Heroes Award. Jan was a past member of the Marine Resources Committee, was a founding member and board president of Periwinkle Press and belonged to the Central Puget Sound Marine Mammal Stranding Network.

Jan passed away in her home on Dec. 15, 2011, after a lengthy battle with cancer.

She is survived by her loving husband Steve, stepsons Brad, Bret, and Todd Holmes, her canine child Chester, brothers Mark Fridlund and Roger Burns, nieces Ria Kaelin and Stacy Loken, “nieceletts� Grey and Chalyce Kaelin, and many friends.

Jan’s remarkable charisma and energy will continue to inspire her family, friends and her extended communi-

From the City of Oak Harbor

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE SIDEWALKS, PAVING & PARKING

NOW COMPLETE!

Just after 10:00 am on Tuesday, December 20, the last section of new sidewalk paving was finished.

Effectively, this milestone brings to a close the installation of hard surfaces on Pioneer Way and literally “paves� the way toward final completion.

Obviously, some work remains to dress up the Ireland to Ilwaco block consistent with the rest of the street (railing, landscaping, benches, sidewalk grid, planter pots, etc.). Strider will also be busy starting January 3 checking off the remaining punchlist items. Plus, everyone seems to be looking forward to the day when the private utility conversions are complete and the wires and poles can be removed, very likely within the first three months of 2012.

Bringing the wires down will also allow the contractor to install the rest of the streetlights. Bottom line, a significant

threshold crossed in completing the paving and sidewalks, but some work still to accomplish early next year.

ty. The sparkle she added to everything she touched will be missed by all. A memorial service is pending. Her family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be directed to LEP-Beach Watchers, WEAN, or to a scholarship fund being set up in Jan’s name at Whidbey Island Bank.

Goldie M. Beard

Goldie M. Beard Goldie M. Beard, 96, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011, in Oak Harbor.

Mrs. Beard was born in Lebanon, Mo., on Dec. 17, 1915, to Ernest and Myrtle (Charlton) Van Hooser. She was raised in Lebanon. On Oct. 13, 1934, Goldie married Joseph Beard. They lived in Klamath Falls, Canyon City,

Ore., Ukiah and Orangevale, Caif. (near Sacramento).

Goldie moved to Oak Harbor in 2003.

Goldie had a passion for music. She also loved to cook, bake and crochet, and she had a very strong love for her family. She had been a member of the Orangevale Baptist Church.

Goldie is survived by her four children: Jimmie Dale Beard of Graham, Donald Paul Beard (Joanne) of Sedona, Ariz., Kenneth Roy Beard (Mieko) and Mary Sittner (Harley), all of Oak Harbor; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren and one on the way; two brothers, Harold Van Hooser (Arlene) of Yuma, Ariz., and Wallace Van Hooser of Boise, Idaho; brother-in-law Melvin Robinson of Ind.; also, numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Joseph Beard (whom she affectionately referred to as “Daddy Joe�) in September 1982; a daughter-in-law, Ardis Beard; two sisters, Lillie May Martin and Jean Robinson; and two brothers, Carl and Earl Van Hooser.

Goldie’s family would like to express their sincere appreciation to Ohana Villa for their loving care and friendship in Goldie’s final years.

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A memorial service was held Dec. 21 at Living Hope Foursquare Church, Pastor Garrett Arnold officiating. Family and friends are encouraged to share memories and condolences at www. whidbeymemorial.com.

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Richard Bund Richard Bund, 91, a retired Air Force Lt. Colonel and 25-year resident of Oak Harbor, passed away Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011. Mr. Bund leaves many friends and family. A memorial service is planned after the holidays both in Oak Harbor and Southern California. A full history of his life will follow.

Arrangements entrusted to Burley Funeral Chapel.

Barbara Jean Benedict Barbara Jean Benedict, age 69, of Oak Harbor, passed away unexpectedly at Skagit Valley Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011.

A memorial service will be Thursday, Dec. 29, at 1 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Yacht Club. A complete obituary will appear in the Dec. 28 edition. Additional information may be obtained at www.whidbeymemorial.com, where family and friends are encouraged to share their memories and condolences.

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Matt Burgoyne shoots a jumper for Oak Harbor. The senior’s strong all-around game helped the ‘Cats top Meadowdale.

The Oak Harbor High School boys basketball team gathered a critical 52-46 win over visiting Meadowdale Tuesday and then fell 74-43 at first-place Mountlake Terrace Thursday.

Oak Harbor defeated Meadowdale by shooting 51.4 percent (19-for-37) while limiting the Mavericks to 30 percent (18-for-60).

The ‘Cats sat in a 2-3 zone and let Meadowdale (3-2, 4-5) live or die by the threeball. The Mavericks died by hitting only seven of 30 (23.3 percent).

One of the keys to the win was the all-around play of Matt Burgoyne, who had 11 points, eight rebounds and two assists.

Mike Washington Jr. collected 19 points and brother Drew added 10 points. Both

PREP ROUNDUP A$BU XSFTUMFST XJO Raising its dual meet record to 7-1, the Oak Harbor High School wrestling team rolled through the Anacortes Duals Wednesday, Dec. 21.

After defeating Mount Vernon 34-25 in the opening round, the Wildcats received little resistance as they thumped Anacortes 69-6, the JV all-stars 77-0 and Sehome 63-15.

Seven Oak Harbor wrestlers won all four of their matches: Jahleel Vester (120 pounds), Cody Fakkema (126), Mark Johnston (132), Joshua Crebbin (152), Collin Higingbotham (170), Hunter Vail (220) and Jackson Constant (285).

Jeremy Vester (113), Nathanael Stanford (145), David Payne (160) and Jeremy Alonzo picked up three wins.

Ryuta Meany (138) and Josh Orritt (182) each earned two victories.

Oak Harbor returns to Western Conference action Tuesday, Jan. 3, when Glacier Peak comes to town at 7 p.m.

$)4 CPZT JNQSPWF After a sluggish performance in a 73-20 loss to visiting Friday Harbor Tuesday, the Coupeville boys basketball team picked up its play in a 69-25 loss to visiting Bellevue Christian Wednesday.

Coupeville coach Anthony Smith said his team “was a little flat� in its loss to Friday Harbor, but played “probably its best game of the year� against the Vikings.

Friday Harbor (5-1) came out on fire and never cooled as it shot a

remarkable 72 percent (31-for-42) for the game.

The Wolverines hit six of their first seven shots and led 23-4 after one period, 47-9 after two and 64-15 after three.

Coupeville was as cold as Friday Harbor was hot. The Wolves sank only six of 33 attempts, 18 percent.

The Wolves helped feed the Wolverine fire early by committing 15 first-half turnovers. The Wolves had only eight miscues after the break.

Nick Streubel led Coupeville with six points. Carson Risner added five, Taylor Ebersole four, Gavin O’Keefe three and Drew Chan two.

A second-quarter scoring drought doomed Coupeville against Bellevue Christian.

The Vikings fought to an 18-8 first quarter lead, then put the game away in the second quarter by shutting out the Wolves and going up 35-8.

Coupeville’s offense picked up steam in the third quarter with 13 points, but the damage was done and BC led 54-21 heading into the fourth quarter.

The Wolves received strong games from Ebersole (eight points and six rebounds) and Streubel (eight points and three rebounds), according to coach Smith.

O’Keefe and Chan each tossed in three points a piece, and Risner had two and Aaron Curtin one.

Smith was pleased with his team’s performance against the 7-1 Vikings: “It was a good effort on our part -- we played hard and executed better.�

The Wolves (0-3, 0-7) jump back into league action when they travel to rival South Whidbey (0-3, 3-5)

hit several threes during critical stretches of the game to thwart Meadowdale rallies.

Jamacio Webster chipped in with six points, Chris Hailer four and Dayne Herron two (and six rebounds).

Coach Mike Washington Sr. said, “I think the defense played a key in this game.�

He added, “Matt played an excellent game, Drew hit some big shots and JoJo (Webster) was solid.�

Oak Harbor held a slight lead throughout the night, leading 14-10, 24-22 and 38-35 at the quarters.

Undefeated and 10thranked Mountlake Terrace controlled the boards and the game.

The Hawks own a front line of 6-7, 6-7, 6-5, and the Wildcats, with no player taller than 6-3, couldn’t protect the glass.

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8PMWFSJOFT XIJQ 8PMWFT The Coupeville High School girls basketball team ran out of gas Tuesday, Dec. 20, and lost to visiting Friday Harbor 35-27.

Competing in its fourth game in five days, Coupeville hit a wall midway through the fourth quarter and was outscored 12-4 down the stretch as the Wolverines picked up the win and remained undefeated in seven games.

Coupeville struggled to connect from the field and trailed the entire game. However, the Wolves were down only one, 20-19, heading into the final quarter.

Bessie Walstad and Katie Smith scored to counter a three-ball by Friday Harbor and the teams were tied at 23 with six minutes left.

Then the gas tank went dry as Coupeville committed three consecutive turnovers that the Wolverines turned into six points. CHS never recovered.

Walstad finished with 12 points, Smith five, Cassidi Rosenkrance four, Taya Boonstra four and Amanda Fabrizi two.

Coupeville (0-3, 1-6) plays at South Whidbey (3-0, 4-4) Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 5:15 p.m.

5VSOPWFST USJQ A$BUT It was a case of too many turnovers and not enough points as the Oak Harbor girls basketball team lost 66-24 at Meadowdale Tuesday and 48-31 to visiting Mountlake Terrace Thursday.

Three points in the first quarter and two in the fourth by the ‘Cats didn’t cut it and Meadowdale (2-3, 2-4) rolled to the win by getting at least 10 points in every quarter.

The Mavericks established dominance early by sprinting to a 16-3

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dominance on the offensive boards allowed it to fire up 20 more shots than Oak Harbor and control the game from the outset.

The Hawks (7-0, 8-0) led 19-9, 39-20 and 58-28 at the quarter breaks.

In a phone interview after the game, coach Washington said he didn’t know how many offensive rebounds his club surrendered, but it was “too many.�

He said, “Our flaw was rebounding; we need to do a much better job on the boards. They beat us by 30, but they are not 30 points better than us.�

Mike Washington Jr. tallied 18 points for the Wildcats.

Burgoyne had nine, Webster eight, Drew Washington six and Cameron Faulkner two.

Oak Harbor (3-3, 3-4) travels to the Bellevue Holiday Tournament Dec. 28 to 30.

first-quarter lead, then piled on 21 more points to go up 37-12 at halftime. They led 56-22 after three.

No Wildcat scored more than the four points put up by Kelsey Rankin and Tatiana Cumming.

Jalani Bobo and Marissa Lewis each scored three; and Lia Pantoleon, Kaileen Burleson, Annie Leete, Dominique Jackson and Natalie Fiallos each had two. Jackson collected seven rebounds.

Oak Harbor shot only 20 percent (9-for-45) from the field while the Mavericks hit at a 47 percent clip (26-for-55). The Wildcats were also hurt by turnovers, committing 31 to 16 for Meadowdale.

All but one Mountlake Terrace basket in the first half was a direct result of an Oak Harbor turnover (five led to breakaway lay-ins), and the Hawks led 11-9 and 31-14 after the first two quarters.

The Wildcats committed 24 first half mistakes and 39 for the game.

The difference in the game was the second quarter where Terrace (2-5, 2-6) outscored the Wildcats 20-5. Both teams scored 17 points in the second half.

Coach Trisha Clayville said, “We played three decent quarters with the players we had. These kids played hard.�

Oak Harbor was missing two starters, posts Ciera Wiser (vacation) and Dominique Jackson (injury), and top reserve Marissa Lewis (concussion).

Leete and Rankin scored 10 each, Rayan Russell added seven, and Morgan Young and Fiallos had two each.

Oak Harbor hosts its annual Santa Slam Tournament next week.

The Wildcats (0-6, 1-7) play winless Pullman (0-5) Thursday, Dec. 29, at 4 p.m., then face Idaho’s No. 1 team, Lewiston (6-1), Friday at noon. Bear Creek (4-3) rounds out the field.

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Kaida, owned by John Schisel of Coupeville, won Best of Breed over 21 other grand champion Shibas.

Later in the day, Kaida competed in the nonsporting group and lost to a standard poodle who went on to win Best of Show.

The group competition will be televised in January on Animal Planet.

3PTFO MFBET /8"$ The North Whidbey Aquatic Club placed 15th in the 50-team Washington State Senior Championships in Federal Way Dec. 15 to 18.

Laura Rosen guided the NWAC effort with five team records and earned the club’s Swimmer of the Meet honor, scoring points in all six of her individual races and reaching the finals in three: 400 individual medley (4:26.39), 500 freestyle (5:05.54) and the 1,650 free (17:46.08).

Her 200 free and 400 IM times qualified her for NCSA Junior Nationals in Florida in March.

Rosen’s 400 IM and 200 butterfly times qualified her for USA Swimming’s Scholastic All-America consideration.

Rosen also swam on five senior-sectional qualifying relays with Emily Huffer, Ciara Hu and Lauren Vagt.

Cole Weinstein joined Rosen in finishing among the top eight and earned a spot on the podium.

Finishing in the top 16 and receiving team points were Hu, Huffer, Jacob Jepsen, Josh Jepsen, Rosen and Weinstein.

4JHOVQT VOEFS XBZ Registration for the 2012 North Whidbey Little League baseball and softball seasons are under way.

Forms are available at Big 5, McDonald’s, Wendy’s, Burger King and Dairy Queen. The forms can also be found on the NWLL website: eteamz.active.com/ NWLLOH/ and mailed to the league address.

Registration days will also be held at the Navy Exchange and North Whidbey Middle School in January and February.

For more information, call the league at 679-1522.

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FAITHFUL LIVING

By Joan Bay Klope Christmas 2011 has arrived and I’m one happy mother.

Our kids, their pets and friends are joining us and the busyness brings me utter happiness.

This year I set up a collection of nativity scenes along the tops of my kitchen cabinets and with all the time I’ve spent cooking I’ve looked up often, giving thought to the people of ancient Israel and what their lives must have been like. Forever, it seemed, they had been waiting for their Messiah. He had been promised in the scriptures and they desperately needed him, as the political scenery was nearly unbearable for most people. The Roman government occupied their sacred city of Jerusalem, taxed them beyond reason and kept physical order using legions of Roman guards and soldiers.

While the general citizenry played by Roman rules, Jewish underground guerrillas, known as Zealots, frequently confronted the soldiers at night. This unrest, under the cloak of darkness, must have troubled Jewish mothers and fathers trying to create atmospheres of safety and peace in their homes. Over time the Messiah was viewed as a political player who would rise and deliver his people from the oppressors.

It is here that language plays a fascinating and important role in our understanding today. “God� in the Hebrew scriptures (today’s Old Testament in the Bible) is Yahweh. It means, “The Holy One of Israel� and is considered so holy and sacred that a practicing Jew would never have uttered God’s name out loud. The term, “holy� in Hebrew is “kakosh� and it means, “That which is far above (man and woman), distant and beyond our understanding.� The term “of Israel� means, “Right here in town.� In other words, “The distant, holy one is here in town, with us, always.�

The language and imagery of the Christmas story is what touches me deeply, stirring my heart in a soulful way that is quiet and private, even while the energy and activity increases as each family member walks through the door to join the growing crowd. The Messiah, called “Emmanuel� later in the Bible, and translated “God with us� continues to stir the hearts of modern believers like me, asking us to look past the seasonal hubbub and respond with trust and wonder—not just in our words but in tangible ways as we live our daily lives.

God came to town two millennia ago. He came not only for the Jewish people but for all people, for all time. He came to demonstrate peace and hope and to give us life eternal. Tomorrow morning I watch with pleasure as the kids open their gifts and enjoy our traditional Christmas morning brunch foods. Tonight I will participate in a Christmas Eve service, giving voice to my need for a few moments of sacredness and holiness.

There are churches all over town offering such celebrations and you are welcome at them all. You won’t stand out, as there will be many visiting friends and family members. Joy and candlelight, music and warm greetings await.

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Robin Gohn hangs ornaments on her tree adorned with 25 years of handmade treasures.

By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter

Of all the surprising materials in the hundreds of unique ornaments on Robin Gohn’s Christmas tree, one is common among them all. From a duck made of cotton balls to a noodle angel to a deconstructed pinecone flower, every ornament is made of memories.

For the past 25 years, the Christmas tree has been collecting the handiwork of approximately 20 women per year. Gohn, the head cheer coach at Oak Harbor High School, has been holding the annual get-together at her home for 23 of those years.

Her neighbor started the tradition and Gohn took over when the neighbor moved away.

Each woman is asked to make 20 ornaments using any materials she can imagine. Then they come to Gohn’s house for an evening of fun, food and fellowship -- no kids or calorie-counting allowed. Some drive in from as far as Bonney Lake and Stanwood.

For two hours, 20 women get together and put all the stress of the holidays, family and life’s challenges behind them. “It’s more about fellowship and touching base. Some of these people I see once a year,� Gohn said. “Some of the ladies I don’t know at all but they come with a friend and we get to know them.� “We’re all different. She might

be religious, she might work at the school. But we all have something in common,� Gohn said. The six degrees of separation theory is true at the parties as women recognize each other from years ago or as employees at schools or stores.

While it may not be the same group of women throughout the years as some move away or have life-changing moments, “One thing is consistent -- after we all get through the frustration of picking just the right ornament, finding all the supplies and finishing them up before the gathering, we have a great time just being together once again,� Gohn said.

At the party, the women conceal the handiwork they sweated, stressed and burned fingers over until the moment when each woman stands to talk about her ornaments to a chorus of “oohs.� “It’s amazing, the imagination, especially after all the years,�

Gohn said. She held up the polymer clay Noah she made this year and pointed out ornaments as simple as two emery boards forming skis to the more complicated hand-sewn snow buddy and crocheted angel.

Gohn has been making polymer clay ornaments for 11 years.

She keeps her creations, like Buddy the Elf, Santa Claus and Snow Mom, out year round to remember the good times.

Just because these women

enjoy creative work doesn’t make this an easy task. “We all cuss and fuss and burn ourselves,� Gohn said, laughing.

It was a moment of celebration for Gohn as she finished her ornaments at 10:30 p.m. the night before the party -- but not without a burn from baking her clay creations. Some women get right to work in January as a way to reflect on the holidays but Gohn generally starts working on hers in October, which is no simple task as she had to roll hundreds of balls of clay to make 20 versions of Noah’s feet, heads and eyes, plus she resized her pattern after her first attempts were too small.

Gohn laughed as she recalled one lady who finished sewing her snow buddy ornaments during a past party. She was literally sewing them and throwing them at the ladies -- “here!� Gohn said. “But they always pull through with fabulous, amazing, how-didyou-do-that sort of things,� Gohn said, pointing out a baby Jesus ornament made from a dowel and thread spool, and champagne in a bucket of ice made from a flower pot, beads and a push pin. “We got such a variety this year.

I was so excited when the ladies came in because you’d think after 25 years, what could you think of?� Gohn said.

This year especially the women have been using recycled materials and items from nature, like

acorns, pine cones and paper from old books. “They’re really stepping outside their creativity zone and going for it,� Gohn said.

Whenever the women look at the tree, the memories of their hard work come flooding back. “They’ll stand here and say, ‘I remember.’ ‘Oh, I was pregnant when I did this,’ and ‘Oh, I remember when I had to throw this away,’� Gohn said, adding that it’s all about the memories. “There’s so much Whidbey history in those ornaments,� Gohn said.

Along with the time and creativity, there’s a story in every ornament and a piece of the time the women spent together. “It’s an inspirational tree,� Gohn said, adding that the women who attend have been through divorces, cancer and life changes. But when they get together for that one night out of the year, Gohn calls it a “safe zone,� where the women can let go of whatever’s happening on the outside world and just have a good time. “It’s always very humbling and nice that they take the time out of their busy holiday schedules,�

Gohn said, adding that her favorite part is the fact that the ladies will still do this after 25 years. “Christmas comes and goes but I have this always,� Gohn said.

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MON. HOLIDAY CHANGES GARBAGE DAY Oak Harbor city offices will be closed Dec. 26 for the Christmas holiday. Garbage and recyclables usually collected on Dec. 26 will instead be collected on Dec. 27. There is no change in regular Tuesday service.

DEC. 28

WED. CELEBRATE WITH MUSIC

Learn about holiday traditions around the world in a musical celebration of the season with Nancy Stewart.

Head to the Oak Harbor Library Dec. 28 at 11 a.m. for “A Season for Singing.� The library is located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115.

TEENS CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S Celebrate the end of the year at the Oak Harbor Library Dec. 28 at 2 p.m.

Teens enjoy gaming, crafts and food for free. The library is located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115.

DEC. 29

THURS. MAKE A LEGO MOVIE Celebrate winter break with Lukas Allenbaugh in “Winter Extravaganza: Lego Animation Workshop� at the Oak Harbor Library.

Use stop-motion animation with Lego materials to create your own movie. Space

is limited so register in advance at www.sno-isle.org.

Call 675-5115.

Legos used to make a movie: The Oak Harbor Library presents a Lego animation workshop Thursday, Dec. 29 at the Oak Harbor Library. Use stop-motion animation with Legos to create a movie. Space is limited and see Activities page for more information.

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TREES CHIPPED FOR HUMANITY Habitat for Humanity of Island County and Pioneer Tree and Landscape Inc. are partnering to offer the community an option for disposing of Christmas trees. On Dec. 30, 9 a.m. to noon, Pioneer Tree and Landscaping will be at the chamber lot, next to North Whidbey Middle School, accepting Christmas trees for chipping. Trees must be free of lights, ornaments and tinsel, as these items will break the chipper. No flock trees will be accepted. A minimum donation of $10 is suggested.

All proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity of Island County.

DEC. 31

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ELKS ROCK OUT ON NEW YEAR’S EVE The Oak Harbor Elks Lodge will host the Don Richards Band on New Year’s Eve. They will be playing classic rock, along with other music The Dec. 31 event will start at 8:30 p.m. and continue to 1 a.m. Heavy hors’ doeurves will be served followed by breakfast around 12:30 a.m.

Party favors will be supplied.

This is a membership drive and will be open to the public.

Tickets must be purchased in advance for $30.

Call 675-7111 or 675-1321 for information or advance tickets.

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Jaida Mcglothlin, 4, at left, finds the courage to hug the Grinch, played by James Croft, at the Christmas Village at Home Depot.

Approximately 800 children have enjoyed the village since it opened Dec. 9, according to organizer Deb Alberts. At right, Baer Theisen, 4 months, prefers to meet with Santa Claus to show off his matching suit. Santa is played by Jim Croft. The village, which ended its run Friday, also featured 4-H animals and hot cocoa.

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SUN. FIRST DAY HIKE AT DECEPTION PASS A “First Day Hike� will be held New Year’s Day at Deception Pass State Park.

The mile-and-a-half hike at Deception Pass will begin at 11 a.m. at the Bowman Bay parking area. The trail is moderate and children must be at least 5 to participate.

Hot chocolate will be provided after the hike. Visit www.parks.wa.gov/events.

POLAR BEARS AT DOUBLE BLUFF The South Whidbey Polar Bear Dive will return to

Double Bluff beach near Freeland on New Year’s Day. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. and the jump will be held at noon. The cost is $15 per person with $5 off for people who bring a bag of food for the food bank.

JAN. 3

TUES. HOW TO LIVE WITH YOUR LOSS

lots are available upon request; requests must be made by 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25, by email to sarah@whidbeycd. org or by calling 678-4708. Ballots must be returned to WICD by 6 p.m. Jan. 31.

The board of supervisors consists of five members, each serving a three-year term. District supervisors are public officials who serve without compensation and set policy and direction for the conservation district.

Two positions are open in 2012: An elected position, currently held by Antonia Palkovic; and an appointed posi-

The Oak Harbor Lions Club will sponsor a vision and hearing health screening for 2,600 school age children living within the Oak Harbor School District next month. On Jan. 3, 4 and 5, grades kindergarten through third and fifth will receive a vision and hearing screening with results forwarded to parents. For information contact Lion Sharon Ryan, 279-2802.

JAN. 5

THURS. PLAYHOUSE HOLDS AUDITIONS

Audition for Whidbey Playhouse’s “Wish Upon a Star.� Auditions will be Jan. 5, 6:30 p.m. for adult vocal soloists; Friday, Jan. 6, 6:30 p.m. for adult chorus and small ensembles; and Saturday, Jan. 7, 1 p.m. for child vocal soloists and children’s chorus. Call 679-2237.

“Living with Loss� bereavement classes are being offered in January, February and March at Whidbey General Hospital, with the first starting Jan. 3 in Conference Room B. To register call 678-7656, ext. 8245.

Conservation district gears up for election The Whidbey Island Conservation District election is Jan. 31, but prospective candidates for the one elective position have only until Jan. 3 to decide whether to file.

An election for one of the district’s board of supervisors positions will be held Tuesday, Jan. 31, at the WICD office at 1 NE Fourth St. in Coupeville.

The board has appointed Sarah Cassatt to be the election supervisor.

Polls will be open from 2 to 6 p.m.

Registered voters residing on Whidbey Island are eligible to vote. Mail-in bal-

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tion, currently held by Fran Einterz.

Candidates must be registered voters residing on Whidbey Island, and may be required to own land or operate a farm.

Elections and appointment procedures are available at the district office and at www.scc.wa.gov/. Interested individuals may contact WICD at 678-4708 or visit their website at www.whidbeycd.org for information on how to file as a candidate.

Filing deadlines are 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 3 for the elected position and March 31 for the appointed position.

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