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Local small business leader Shelly Schlumpf announced her campaign for the state House of Representatives Friday. Schlumpf will seek the 25th District seat being vacated by Republican Bruce Dammeier. Dammeier is leaving the House to campaign for the state Senate. Schlumpf is a Republican. “I am really grateful for the support I’ve received as I thought about this decision,� said Schlumpf. “From my family, to leaders in the business community, local teachers and both Republicans and Democrats. I plan to roll up my shirt sleeves
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For the second year in a row, dozens of Lake Tapps area residents celebrated the new year with a Jan. 1 dip in the chilly waters of Lake Tapps. The air was warmer than usual, but the water was still glacially cold. This year, plunge planners Scott and Kristy Thorsteinson decided to include a canned food drive in the fun, resulting in more than 1,000 pounds of donated items. Photos courtesy Janice Thomas.
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In the Summer of 2010, Jon Bodewell and his 6-year-old daughter Cierra Schoen walked to the edge of Lake Tapps near their Tapps Island home to feed the baby ducks that frequented their dock. It was something they had done many times before, but all of a sudden, Cierra stepped on something and began screaming in pain. At first, Bodewell thought she stepped on a
stick or a sharp rock, but when he got to her, it was much worse than he expected. “When I lifted her up a big, huge flap of skin on the top of her foot looked like a big slice of bologna,� he said Friday. Cierra spent six hours at the hospital that day, receiving 15 stitches and a “candy cane scar,� though ultimately she is fine. When he checked the water’s edge
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Pipe bomb leads to evacuation of fire station By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
An East Pierce Fire and Rescue station was evacuated brief ly Thursday when a local resident brought in what appeared to be a pipe bomb. The man, who lived in the neighborhood, found the suspicious-looking
package that included a small pipe and a fuse, and brought it to the fire station on 214th Avenue East for identification. The firefighters immediately contacted the Pierce County Sheriff ’s Department. After a sergeant confirmed it was a pipe bomb, the Pierce County bomb squad was
mobilized. They evacuated a 300-foot radius around the device that included the fire station. The firefighters also moved the fire engine and medic unit from the immediate area. Using a robot to bring the bomb from the station to the parking lot, the bomb squad safely detonated the device. A por-
tion of 214th Avenue East was closed for approximately 30 minutes during the operation. The firefighters were allowed to return to their station just before noon. There were no calls for that crew during that time. “If you find anything that looks like an explosive device, do not to touch or
transport it,� Assistant Chief Ed Goodlet said in a press release. Citizens are advised to call 9-1-1 immediately, but not to use a cellphone or radio within 500 feet of the device. According to Acting Battalion Chief Matt Jewitt, part of the problem is that you don’t know what the bomb is made of or how stable it is.
“It’s not the explosion that’s the scary part, it’s the shrapnel,� he said. “It doesn’t take much to cause a life-altering injury. Leave it in place and call law enforcement.� 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
Breast bus brings free 3-D ultrasound screenings to Sumner By Kevin Hanson Editor
A brightly-decorated bus spent Friday in Enumclaw and will be parked at Sumner’s Fred Meyer store from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday, bringing 3-D ultrasound breast screenings to women in the area. The free service, aimed at women who are not insured or those whose insurance may not pay for breast exams, is part of Ford’s Women’s Health Initiative. Ford has teamed with HealthFair, a mobile testing provider, to offer the free examinations throughout the Pacific Northwest. The three-person staff on the bus can see up to 28 women daily. Appointments are limited. Anyone interested can visit www.FordWomensHealth.com or call 855-380-8378.
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Bonney Lake police warn of increase in car prowls By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
The Bonney Lake police have issued an alert via email warning residents of an increase in car prowls in recent weeks. According to Crime Analyst Laura Miller, the most recent targeted areas are the northwest and southwest areas of the city, primarily Locust Avenue West to 183rd Avenue East, as well as the Angeline Road area. “We’ve also seen some off South Prairie Road and 200th (Avenue East),� she said. Miller said she noticed the increase in those neighborhoods while using a piece of mapping software that showed hot spots in the city for certain crimes. In the fourth quarter of 2011, Miller said Bonney Lake police took reports of vehicle prowls from 38 residents. In total, there were 161 vehicle prowls in 2011, up
from 115 in 2010. In December, Bonney Lake police stepped up efforts to warn shoppers about prowlers and offer tips on how to make their cars less attractive to thieves. Officers and department staff physically patrolled lots during the shopping season, looking at cars as a thief would and offering tips to drivers in the form of a notice on their windshield. Miller deemed the program a success, but said it may have shifted thieves out of parking lots and into more residential neighborhoods. The police offer the following tips to keep vehicles secure: t -PDL WFIJDMFT BU BMM times; t 3FNPWF BMM JUFNT PG value from your vehicles including purses, wallets, GPS units, cellphones or other devices; t 5VSO PO QPSDI BOE garage lights during the hours of darkness or install
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borhood after a crime, residents report seeing suspicious individuals or cars, but opting not to call police with something so minor. “Afterwards, they’re like ‘oh, we should have called,’� Miller said, adding that it is never a bother to inform police and that the department will prioritize calls if something else
takes precedence. And a description of a suspicious car can sometimes make all the difference. “We would much rather be looking for a specific vehicle ‌ than afterwards trying to chase a ghost,â€? Miller said. If you are a victim of a car prowl, report the
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trash on the lake floor. “It ruined our summer,� he said. Bodwell said he could not put something together while the lake was drawn down last year, but has been busily working this year so when the lake hits its lowest level of the year later this month, he and his volunteers will be ready. “There is a lot of trash,� he said, adding that this summer while snorkeling
in the lake he was surprised at the amount of debris on the bottom, mainly empty bottles and cans presumably tossed overboard by boaters. This year’s inaugural event is scheduled for Jan. 28 and 29 and Bodwell has received support from several local business, including Home Depot, which is donating 1,000 orange buckets to help the clean up efforts. The buckets will be distributed Jan. 27
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Sumner-Tapps Highway East. Bodwell said his primary areas of focus will be the county park and “anywhere there’s large quantities of public.� Applebee’s is also sponsoring the event and hosted a pancake breakfast Saturday morning with all proceeds going to the Trash Bash. There will also be a raffle of items donated by local merchants. Bodwell said this is the first time he has tried to put together an event like this and has been encouraged by the support. “I just want to bring awareness that as a community we can make a dif-
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Bonney Lake to officially appeal Orton decision By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
The Bonney Lake City Council this past week took its first action of the year to officially instruct the city attorney to appeal Pierce County’s approval of Sumner’s Orton Junction urban growth area. The unanimous decision came after an extended executive session at the end of the Jan. 3 council workshop. According to an email from City Administrator Don Morrison, the basis of Bonney Lake’s appeal is that “Sumner presently exceeds its allocation of commercial land under the WA (sic) Growth Management Act, and any expansion would be unnecessary and in violation of state and local land use regulations.� Morrison also said similar expansion requests from Orting, Puyallup and Bonney Lake were all denied on the basis of ample commercial lands and called the exception made for Sumner “indefensible.� The county council on Oct. 25 approved the UGA amendment for Orton Junction, a 182-acre project made up of commercial and low-density residential projects to be located on land that is mostly farms near the 166th Avenue East
exit at the base of Ehli Hill. The project is also set to include a YMCA for the city of Sumner. The majority of the land for the project — more than 125 acres — was also designated agricultural resource land, meaning the land could not be developed without changing the designation. An agreement with preservation and environmental groups called the “Seven Principles Agreement� included a provision that each acre of lost farmland would be replaced by four acres of conservation-eased properties, which allowed the changes to go forward. For Bonney Lake, however, primary opposition to the project came because the project would present a direct competition to plans in Bonney Lake to create commercial areas in its Downtown and Eastown sections. In 2011, Bonney Lake was denied a UGA expansion request because the county said they did not do enough planning for the area to come into the city. Mayor Neil Johnson said at the heart of the appeal is an attempt to get facts on how cities deal with the GMA in further expansion attempts. “We need some clarification from the courts on
how we deal with GMA,â€? Johnson said. “We want to make sure we do it right in the future.â€? Johnson also reiterated that Bonney Lake does not take issue with the city of Sumner, but Pierce County. “It has nothing to do with Sumner,â€? Johnson said. “It has everything to do with the process of the law. “Sumner did all the right things ‌ to me, this comes back on the county,â€? he said, adding that the county’s own buildable lands report, as well as the
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Bonney Lake Study Session Come listen to the City Council discuss issues coming down the pike. 6 p.m., 9002 Main St. E.
Recreational Zumba The Sumner and Bonney Lake Parks and Recreation Department hosts Zumba in Lakeridge Middle School’s Gym B, 8:30 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Committee Join your child (up to 24 The group responsible for months) in reading, rhyming Bonney Lake’s Veteran’s and song. Bonney Lake Library, Memorial meets at 8720 Main 10 a.m., Sumner Library, 10 a.m. St. E. at 5 p.m.
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An alley-oop to those in need I really like the month of January, named after the mythological two-faced God whose gaze went forward (to the future) and backward (to the past) and was responsible for beginnings and transitions. I was born on the very cusp of the Zodiac sign Aquarius. January is also a month for getting a fresh start on a new year and putting the past in your review mirror. January used to bring us the Super Bowl, until they extended the regular season to 17 weeks and expanded the format to include 8-8 wild card squads. Another reason to like January is that it is when things begin to John Leggett take shape in the Staff Writer realm of high school and college basketball. And speaking of basketball, the benevolent powers who head The Courier-Herald newspapers are allowing me to attempt a massive undertaking that will require the assistance of at least 100 volunteers. With the help of this bold, brave few, I am going to endeavor to head up a high school charity coed basketball contest involving willing participants from the four high schools covered by the two Courier-Heralds: White River, Enumclaw, Sumner and Bonney Lake. The majority of us hardwood freaks are living at least tolerable, if not fairly comfortable lives right now, or at least have a place to call home and enough to eat. But what about the less fortunate ones, those who are newly or still unemployed, those making an honest attempt to search for work and struggling just to keep a roof over their heads and feed their families? I wish I could reach out and help every last one, but I don’t possess the resources required to even make a dent. I do know of a charitable community service group
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Goff leaves a legacy of listening to constituents ... and bringing them fish When is the last time you handed someone a fish? Think about this while I explain a bit. As many of you know, this week was the first time in 25 years that the Sumner City Council met without Leroy Goff as a councilmember or mayor. (He was still there, by the way, sitting in the public seats.) You may wonder what makes Leroy so special. Longevity is just part of the answer. I’d hate to give him “the big head,� but he’s 85 now, so perhaps the following won’t do too much damage to his ego. Better than anyone else, Leroy understands representational government. Some officials talk about serving because they’re passionate about a topic. Instead, Leroy was passionate about representing all the
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other thousands of people in Sumner and the topics about which they care. You’d find him at the senior center and at the middle school’s youth forums. He would read, study, and discuss an issue until he thoroughly understood it. He would plant trees, put up corn stalks, check lights, walk against cancer and applaud artistic performances.
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And if he knew one of his decisions made someone angry, he took that person a fish to make peace. Leroy did not have an easy life. If anyone wanted to claim that the cards had been unfairly stacked against them from the get-go, it could have been Leroy. But instead of using it as an excuse to abdicate all responsibility, he made it a reason to work hard and embrace Sumner as his family. When he became an elected official, he believed that meant he had extra responsibilities instead of extra “rights.� People like Leroy can’t be replicated, but they can—and should—be
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CORNER FROM 6 for every dollar donated to this cause, local Rotarians will match this by rolling up their sleeves and organizing voluntary work parties, which focus on funneling thousands of pounds of fresh fruit and vegetables into the hunger relief system. The core work done by RFH is to find truckloads of donated items like potatoes, onions, apples, pears and carrots, then find donated transportation to get the food to one of their primary food bank distribution partners like Northwest Harvest, Emergency Food Network or Food Lifeline. If I was just getting by, some fresh, healthy produce would be manna from heaven. It certainly would fill the chasm of need, at least temporarily, for a segment of a hungry and desperate population until they can get back on their feet. The details surrounding the hoop fundraiser have yet to be ironed out, but my first call concerns the players involved in this coed encounter I am calling the Rotary/ Rec Righteous Roundball Rendezvous at the Rock. It is to be played at Bonney Lake’s gymnasium, the one with the painted boulder planted out in front. The gym will be the site of this mix-n-mingle basketball fray between carefully assembled contingents of local male and female cagers, on Saturday, March 24 commencing at 7 p.m. Several of the players from these eight local prep contingents are possibly going to be enjoying postseason engagements and I wouldn’t dream of interfering with that. Sumner School District Athletic Director Tim
Thomsen informs me there are number of logistics and legalities to be worked through, before this thing can come to fruition, but I believe in the generosity of the good and kind people of the Plateau and the valley below. One thing I absolutely cannot do is use the names of the teams. That potentially could impact the number of contests the Spartans, Panthers, Hornets and Hornets had played, knocking it out of kilter for the 2011-12 campaign. The WIAA governing body would not cotton to that at all and it is not my intention to make waves for anyone concerned. I believe I have that one covered, as the monickers I have tabbed these two talented teams with are The Couriers in the blue T-shirts and The Heralds in the green T-shirts. The shirts bye the way are being donated by 4-Suns Sports on Cole Street in Enumclaw. There are certainly weirder mascots than the Couriers and the Heralds. In Washington we have the Galloping Geoducks of The Evergreen State College. The motivating mascot at Vanderbilt University is the Commodores (not the sensationally soulful Motown group, but the Naval rank). At Saint Louis University, the Billiken roves the sidelines or court side vicinities. A Billiken is a charming alien, elven-looking creature that supposedly brings good fortune to the holder of its likeness and is a representation of “the way things ought to be.” The Billiken craze was alive and well in this country (circa 1920) for about six months. So, there you have it, your invaluable marketing trend nugget of trivia for the day.
Here is a list of 32 players I have identified for this fundraiser. I need each to respond to jleggett@courierherald.com by St. Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14th, telling me whether they will participate. The Couriers will include: From Sumner High, Zeb Glissmeyer, Dan DeVries, Tayler Holtman and Jamie Lange; from White River, Jason Tyler, Lyle McCarragher, Cassidy France and Erin Worley; from Enumclaw, Perry Rockwood, Bryce Peterson, Da niel le Saltarelli and Morganne Borst; and from Bonney Lake, Joey Gamache, Zach Zaragoza, Naomi Pounds and Mckenzie Voellger. Additionally, I am hoping to enlist the coaching prowess of mentors Brett McDaniel and Rick Tripp, from Sumner and White River, respectively. Also I’m going to try to involve the legendary sports guy from The Puyallup Herald, Notorious Biggidy SSSS Shaun Scott. The Heralds will include: from Sumner High, Joey Kendall, Dray Kilmer, Robi Long and Brenna Allsop; from White River, Billy Kiel, Alex Sayler, Crystal Narolski and Kennedy Hobert; from Bonney Lake, Mike Gould, Mikey Berger, Jessyka and Kayla Seger; and from Enumclaw, Tony “The Tiger” Chynoweth, Drake “Tall Boy” Rademacher, Fallon Hall and Hannah Calvert. Gregg Joshlin from 4 Sun Sports has graciously and tentatively agreed to guide the Heralds and I am hoping he will consider enlisting the basketball knowledge of EHS roundball
maven Phil Engebretsen, current EHS hoop counselor Kellen Hall or current Bonney Lake head basketball coaches, Rob Smith (boys) or Thomas Ostrander (girls). I am trying to get in touch with my globetrotting brother-in-law Joe Binetti, who boasts the hoop osmosis derived from the Callero Cage Consciousness and would make an excellent official. If my godson, Tony
Binetti has returned from his ventures in the Italian League on the beautiful island of Sardinia, he also could don the zebra stripes. I want this to be a feelgood gathering, where the hoop happiness is happening. I just want the local basketball community to be well represented (and if you’re a college scout, what better way to budget your allotted recruitment time?).
Ticket prices of this charity event are $5 for adults, $2 for students with ASB or student I.D. cards and the little shavers can probably slip past our ticket takers unnoticed as long as they promise to be loud and proud in cheering on their big brother or sister.
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cisms to make ourselves feel smart, we have to tackle tough decisions, even if their complexity feels daunting. Rather than blame others for our problems, we have to accept responsibility for our own choices. Granted, none of this is easy. Working together does mean work. However, Leroy could not have been so successful for more than 25 years all on his
own. This community recognized his generosity of spirit and many others with similar generosity joined in to really create something special here in Sumner over the years. Thank you to Leroy — and really to all our involved citizens in Sumner and neighbors in Bonney Lake — for your service, but most of all, for your example.
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The former owners and employees of Bonney Lake Fitness set to work removing the gym’s capital equipment Friday. The business was sold to Prime Fitness, but franchisor Fitness 19 took possession of the equipment and the physical location will close. Photo by Daniel Nash/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.
Bonney Lake Fitness sells biz, members list to Prime Fitness Prime will honor Bonney Lake price through February as it decides new rate By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
How many days does it take to buy a business? In
Prime Fitness’s case, the answer is 67: Seven to buy Bonney Lake Fitness, and 60 to “buy” its customers. West Bonney Lake gym Prime Fitness purchased Bonney Lake Fitness Dec. 26. The physical location closed at the end of the year, meaning the substance of the purchase was the latter gym’s customer list. “I got a phone call from
the ownership [Bonney Lake Fitness’ is owned by John Bahlenhorst] the week before,” Mounts said. “They said they were looking to sell and asked if I would be interested. And, you know, of course I am. So we took a week to look at our own capacity, prepare paperwork, run it through legal, and we signed the deal on Monday, the day after Christmas.”
In comment to Patch.com, Bahlenhorst cited declining memberships and revenue as his reason for selling. By Dec. 27, Mounts planted himself at Bonney Lake Fitness to help inform customers of the purchase and their options if they choose to bring their business to
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For sale: one BBQ, slightly used Dickey’s Barbecue Pit listed for sale at $65,000 after opening doors in November By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
The Bonney Lake location of Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, a franchise chain of Texan meat cuisine, is listed for sale online at a steep discount. Confounding matters is the fact that the restaurant
only opened in November, and has appeared to do brisk business in that time. Dickey’s Barbecue Pit was listed for sale on BusinessMart.com, an online search engine and marketplace for business sales. The owners of the franchise gave no comment to confirm or deny a sale. The asking price listed was $65,000, a significant markdown of the restaurant’s estimated capital value. The value of furniture and fix-
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Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, a franchise that opened in November, has already been listed for sale on BusinessMart.com. Its owners replied with no comment regarding the listing. Photo by Brian Beckley.
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Prime. Prime Fitness is honoring the price of Bonney Lake Fitness memberships, no strings attached, for a two-month grace period through the end of February. During that time, Mounts will meet with grace period customers to gauge their interest in continuing with the facility, and calculate a new contract membership rate based on the new customer population. The challenge will be coming up with a
rate somewhat closer to the low membership costs Bonney Lake Fitness customers came to expect, while remaining profitable when applied to all new contracts, and fair to members whose contracts have not yet run out. “It’s not what they (Bonney Lake Fitness customers) want to hear, but I’m not going to lower the price just for one group,� Mounts said. “It would be unfair for existing members to create two classes of membership pricing. It was already hard for some current members to accept the idea of the grace period price for these incoming members.�
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percent. To accommodate growth, the gym has added a handful of new cardio machines and expanded its schedule of classes, such as pilates and Boot Camp. “My hope is that people will see the value of what we have to offer,� Mounts said. “We have to realize we can’t be everything to everybody. Some customers want a gym where they can pop in and out and pay a low rate, and some have found that in Buckley. All we can do is put our best foot forward for anyone thinking about joining us.�
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Once Mounts determines the new price model, grace period members will receive 30 days notice before it is adopted. There are more than 1,000 Bonney Lake Fitness members to sell on the idea, and Mounts said he would be happy to retain half. Prime is handling transfers at what is traditionally the busiest time of year: post Jan. 1, New Year’s resolution season. Four thick stacks of papers in the corner of Mounts’ office represented only a day’s worth of new membership applications. He estimated the gym’s typical membership increase during the season at 30
is the cumulative impact of maintaining the current level of state services in future years. Elway’s poll shows that the second greatest concern among Washington voters is the state’s $1.5 billion budget deficit and doubts about how elected officials spend our tax dollars. A sustainable budget is essential, but lawmakers must be careful how they approach raising additional revenues. The half-cent sales tax increase proposed by Gov. Gregoire needs voter approval and the $3 billion in federal stimulus money that bailed us out in 2009 won’t be available. So basically, we’re on our own. The governor told AWB members last September that “everything is on the table. It has to be.� We also need to understand the Great Recession has fundamentally changed how government works. As difficult as it is, the folks we send to Olympia must recalibrate government. They must find ways to pay for the most important programs, and figure out how to deliver state services more efficiently. There are no sacred cows and there is no cash cow in the barn. Don Brunell is the president of the Association of Washington Business.
tures were estimated at $99,000, and the value of inventory at $3,000. Annual gross revenue for the business was estimated at $550,000, calculating from a claim of $55,000 gross revenue per month in the first two months of business. Not included in the price is a long term lease at $3,290 per month (for a 1,880 square foot floor) plus NNN charges of $882 per month and a $10,000 franchise transfer fee. The
restaurant also employs one person at full-time and 12 part-time. Included in the purchase is three weeks of training at Dickey’s Barbecue University in Texas, as well as one week of on-site training by the seller. The publisher of the business listing cited “family issues� unrelated to the health of the business as the motivation to sell. The listing can be found at businessmart.com/business-for-sale/bid/113438/ bbq-restaurant---belowequipment-value-bonneylake-washington.
Retail sales up 3.2 percent Taxable retail sales increased 3.2 percent to $27.3 billion during the third quarter of 2011 compared to year-earlier results, the Washington State Department of Revenue repor ted Friday. Retail trade, a subset of all sales that counts only retail store sales and excludes other sectors like construction and services, was up 2.4 percent to $12.2 billion. Among major indus-
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Clean Air, Tarzan Style: Grow these jungle plants with bold, broad leaves Just give peace lily a chance if you’ve failed with houseplants in the past.
golden pathos or heartleaved philodendrons. The These plants can also Compleat be grouped at the base Home of a ficus tree to cover Gardener the pot and convert a Marianne Binetti reading corner into an area free of indoor polHorticulturist lutants. This upright houseplant or Spathiphyllum waves a hanky-shaped white bloom when it is given a lot of light but even if your home or office is dark and dreary this survivor will continue to thrive. The peace lily will even forgive you for irregular watering, unlike the more finicky tree-like houseplant the weeping fig. Ficus or weeping fig is often sold as large, potted indoor trees and once established and adapted to your home a ficus can live for many years with few problems; the key here is getting a new weeping fig tree to adapt to a new location. Leaves turn yellow and fall off every time this plant is moved or experiences a change in environment. If you are lacking floor space for your indoor jungle use hanging plants like
Time to register for kindergarten Kindergarten registration began Monday in the Sumner School District. All children enrolling in kindergarten for the 2012-13 school year must be 5 years old by Aug. 31. When registering a child for school, families should bring: proof of child’s birth date (birth or hospital certificate, passport); immunization information and the child’s health history; and names and phone numbers of parents, physician and emergency contact when the parent/guardian cannot be reached. Some elementary schools offer a tuition-based, fulltime program on a spaceavailable basis for children who qualify. Full-time kindergarten students attend school
every day and have the same school calendar as students in first through fifth grades. Students enrolled in full-time kindergarten receive extra instruction time to learn basic skills for first grade. All children enrolled in the full-time program must qualify through participation in a screening process offered later in the spring. The full-time kindergarten tuition rate for the 2012-13 school year is $325 per month. Families should contact their neighborhood school for registration information or download a packet from the district website, www.sumnersd.org. Completed registration forms should be returned to the school.
Mid-century modern and politically incorrect: Sanseveria or mother-in-law’s tongue This is a sleek, slender houseplant that sends lance-like green and yellow leaves straight to the sky. Out of respect for kind mother-in-laws everywhere, the new common name for this contemporary-looking houseplant is now the snake plant. All Sanseverias will thrive even in low light as long as you
don’t over water. Place a snake plant inside a sleek, metallic pot, display it on a pedestal and you have living modern art. Dracaena is another houseplant with thin, elegant foliage and a contemporary vibe. This hardto-kill indoor plant comes in many forms including the colorful Red Edge and compact Janet Craig.
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Who would suspect the common mum of being such a hard worker when it comes to cleaning up the air quality? Of all the plants tested by NASA, it was the chrysanthemum that removed all three of the most common indoor
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Assure that your arborist has proper credentials What the heck is a certified arborist? And why is the designation important to a homeowner? The simple answer is that in many respects we are like tree doctors. That seems to answer the question in most people’s minds. But it really goes much deeper than that. Anyone can call themselves an “arborist� that can spell the word. But only those who have completed a certification process can earn the professional designation of “certified arborist.� The International Society of Arboriculture requires passage of a comprehensive examination on the art and science of tree care, at least three years of practical experience, membership in a professional organization and participation in continuing education programs. Certification measures the tree knowledge of an individual, but it cannot guarantee quality performance of work. That is something
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Couple can strive for a perfect wedding registry (StatePoint) For recently engaged couples this is the time to get everything you ever wanted. Whether you’re starting from scratch, upgrading, expanding or replacing, the goal is to turn a whole bunch of mismatched mine and yours into a lifetime of ours. t 5IFSF BSF TP NBOZ EFUBJMT JOWPMWFE JO making sure you get exactly what you need and want, but it doesn’t have to be stressful,� says Audrey Stavish, wedding and gift registry expert at Bed Bath & Beyond. “Consulting a professional can make the registry process stress-free and even fun.� Stavish is offering some helpful hints to plan the perfect wedding registry: t 1MBO "IFBE 4UBSU B XFEEJOH SFHJTUSZ BT soon as you say yes, to give guests plenty of time. Where you register is important. Ask friends, family and co-workers about their experiences. Opt for convenience and great customer service. Choose a store that has locations nationwide and a website, making it easy for you and your guests. t 4FFL )FMQ *U T FBTZ UP HFU PWFSXIFMNFE XJUI QMBOOJOH B XFEEJOH 5IBU T XIZ couples rely on the advice of professionals – from stylists to florists to caterers. Don’t forget the registry expert! Also, take advantage of complimentary wedding planning tools available on your registry website to consolidate all your wedding information in one place. A site like www. bedbathandbeyond.com for example, has
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Brides favoring the elegant lace gown worn by the duchess (ARA) - Although the latest Brides American Wedding Study shows the average cost of a wedding in 2010 was $26,501, a decrease of 5 percent from 2009, weddings continue to be big business. But many couples are opting to cut the guest list instead of big ticket items like wedding gowns. In fact, the average wedding gown cost $1,289 in 2010, a 20 percent increase over 2009, according to the study. This is no surprise to the millions who were glued to their television
sets this past April during the most talked about wedding since the 1981 royal wedding of Lady Diana to Prince Charles. Many brides are now emulating the elegant lace gown worn by Catherine Middleton, now the Duchess of Cambridge. In addition to beautiful lace, the newest trends in wedding gowns include color, soft sleeves, short hemlines and eco-friendly materials. Whether it is Chantilly, Alencon, duchesse, gui-
pure, or ribbon, lace has become one of the hottest trends this year. “Designers at all price points have debuted collections featuring full frothy skirts, wildf lowers and lace used in both traditional and modern ways,� says Kate Campbell, department chair of Fashion and Retail Management at The Art Institute of Tampa, a branch of Miami International University of Art and Design. “This particular trend parallels the more feminine, ele-
gant trends we see in fashion everywhere - including more fitted and ladylike styles reminiscent of Grace Kelly and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.� While not for everyone, the use of color in wedding gowns has been growing in popularity. Rich and vibrant, or more subdued, color in bridal wear is everywhere. Some brides choose soft pastel colors, such as blush, rose or skin-tone. Others opt to wear vibrant hues of lavender, green and deep pink. Less bold brides are more likely to use hints of accent color on sashes, bows, embroidery, hems, necklines or beading. “The bride who chooses to add color to her dress is fashion forward and confident – it’s not for the faint of heart,� says Amber Chatelain, lead faculty for the Fashion and Retail Management program at The Art Institute of Tennessee-Nashville, a branch of The Art Institute of Atlanta.
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Another interesting new trend in bridal wear is short gowns, especially for brides choosing destination and beach weddings. While they may be short in length, these dresses are not short on style. Some offer sophisticated laces, chic feathers or multilayered organza mini-skirts. Sof t sleeves a re enjoying a comeback. Designers have debuted soft, romantic sleeves, including traditiona l cap sleeves in f lorals and tulle, modern silhouettes using vintage elements, sequin fringe and f lutter sleeves, and romantic off-the-shoulder versions. “The softness and elegance of the sleeves in bridal wear mirrors today’s general fashion trends, where designers are highlighting the elegance and beauty of the female form in very soft ways,� says Charlene Parsons, who heads the fash-
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Wedding guests will remember the food fun. Therefore, instead of worrying about choosing Jordan almonds over chocolate truff les, or whether the cake should have an extra tier, couples may want to pay more attention to selecting their
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Wedding insurance can bring peace of mind needed a bit of extra color, and took his finger paints to the beautiful white fabric. Or the cat that decided to give birth – nestled into the folds of the bride’s wedding gown. “Wedding disasters occur on a daily basis,� says Robert Nuccio, president of R.V. Nuccio & Associates, Inc., the exclusive program manager of the Fireman’s Fund wedding insurance program in the U.S. “Weather, vendors going out of business, the father of the bride not being able to attend due to sudden illness – you name it, it’s hapQFOFE :PV DBO U QMBO GPS these disasters. But you can have a Plan B.� Under one policy through Wedsure.com, a division of R.V. Nuccio and Associates, couples can pick and choose al a carte up to nine wedding insurance coverage options they want and may need. In addition to cancellation and additional expense, the coverage options also include gifts, jewelry, loss of deposits, photographs and video, professional counseling, rented property, special attire and personal liability and medical payments. Weather is the biggest offender causing wedding cancellations. If a hurricane, snowstorm, ice storm, tornado or airport closure forces you to move or postpone your destination or travel wedding, Wedsure. com wedding insurance pays all the nonrefundable expenses you incur, including the honeymoon. Having a Plan B can save you plenty of ups and downs on the emotional roller coaster if something turns your dream wedding into
a nightmare. For example, if the wedding gifts were to be stolen from the reception, wedding insurance can help protect you from experiencing grief. “If the photographer fails to appear, or he does show up and takes pictures but is nowhere to be found several weeks later when you want your wedding photo proofs, the policy will pay to restage the wedding,� says Nuccio, who is the author of the policy. “This includes flying everyone back, putting them up in hotels, feeding them, redressing them, rebuying the cake, rebuying the flowers, rerenting the facility, rehiring a photographer and flying everyone home. Basically photographs and video coverage will pay to recreate the entire fairytale just for the photographs.� Planning a wedding takes a lot of time and energy, especially when you and many members of the family have to travel for the event. While a disaster could disrupt the dream event, it doesn’t have to cause you financial devastation. Be prepared with a Plan B and anticipate that this special time of your life will proceed just like it did in your childhood dreams.
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tion of foods that taste as good as they look is a wise idea over having certain foods simply because they are trendy. Whether you are cooking yourself, having a family member serve as chef or relying on the menu of the reception hall, think about foods that will please guests and select those items, regardless of them being fancy. Here are some other tips. t :PV XBOU GPPET UP CF filling but not so much so that guests have to waddle to the dance floor. If you’re planning on several
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Brooke Paulson still has the green light, the freedom to launch shots from just about anywhere on the court – all aimed at netting another victory for her team. But while most on the Plateau recall Paulson leading the White River Hornets to a series of state tournament appearances, she’s now wearing the colors of the St. Martin’s University Saints. “It’s been great,� Paulson said of her first year of collegiate competition. “I love it. I love my team.� Paulson was a four-year member of the White River varsity squad, contributing to a remarkable run of success built by coach Chris Gibson. She was always an outside threat, consistently connecting for doublefigure scoring. That was enough to prompt the Saints – and coach Tim Healy in particular – to come calling. The former Hornet hasn’t disappointed. Through Saturday night, Paulson had played in all 16 of the Saints’ games and was the No. 3 scorer, averaging 6.3 points
per outing. Her offensive highlight came Nov. 17 against Warner Pacific when she posted a team-high 20 points. She also is third in both field goal attempts and field goals made. Always a solid performer from the free-throw line, Paulson has continued to shine from the stripe, connecting on 26 of 31 attempts for an impressive .839 percentage. As the first player off the bench, she is second on the team in assists, averaging 1.7 per outing. While Paulson’t offensive punch is much appreciated and her jump shot is still deadly, Paulson has had to make changes at the defensive end of the court. Healy has different expectations that she experienced in high school and Paulson has had to adjust. That, she said, is the biggest difference she’s found from the prep scene. While she’s enjoying her life as a sparkplug off the Saints’ bench, Paulson has her eye on even more playing time. If things go as planned, she said, subsequent seasons will see her taking the floor as a member of the starting five.
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Sumner High Wrestling By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
Sumner High School’s wrestling team hosted its first dual meet of 2012 Thursday night and marked the occasion by taking Fife’s back to the mat 39-34. Mike Forhan at 126 pounds wrestled an aggressive match from the get-go, eventually pinning Fife’s grappler at the 3-miunte12-second mark. Jeremy Jackson, 138, put on a show of a match, toying with Jesse Erickson through three rounds to a 7-3 win. AJ Atoigue, 160, was stuck in the standing position against Carl Finlayson in the first round, consistently taking control of the Trojans’ head yet failing to bring the game to the ground. That changed in round two when Atoigue was able to fight for and keep top dominance. He took out Finlayson in the third round at the 4:44 mark. Tanner Sjoden, 170, made mincemeat of Keanu Songcuan, reversing Songcuan’s top control and swiftly forcing him to his back for a pin in 80 seconds. Nick Hultberg, 182, won 11-8, Nick Ehrenheim won by pin at 195 and Justin Myers won 8-4 at 220 pounds. Jacob Unger, 106, won by forfeit.
Justin Myers attempts to work his Fife opponent into a cradle during the 220-pound match-up at Thursday’s dual. Myers was able to twist his rival like a pretzel, but didn’t take a pin. He won 8-4. Photo by Daniel Nash. The Spartans’ Wyatt James at 132 pounds was pinned, as was Jared Schliesman at145. Eli Hofto, 152, gave the Spartans a scare when he was slammed him to the mat. Hofto grasped his arm in pain and the match briefly halted. The spunky Spart
recovered enough to continue the match, but lost 12-3. Travis Filleau, 113, lost by a second-round pin. The Spartans next compete at 7 p.m. Thursday at Eatonville High.
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Panthers beat down Gators 42-18 By John Leggett Staff Writer
The Bonney Lake High wrestling squad traveled to Decatur Thursday and, after emerging with a convincing 42-18 victory over the highly touted Gators, lifted their South Puget Sound League 3A accounting to 2-1 at the midway point of the regular season. Fresh from finishing
fourth at Auburn High’s All-SPSL Meet, in which a few of the Panthers suffered stinging defeats and the hands of Decatur wrestlers, a handful of Bonney Lake’s participants were eagerly looking forward to settling some scores. The score-settling began at 170 pounds, when Jake Lueders took a 7-4 decision over Rowland Gaydosh, the second-ranked 170-pounder in the state. Next up were Evan Dorsey at 182 pounds and Jordan Schultz at 195 pounds who also won their bouts with narrow decisions, 9-6 and 14-13, respectively. The goose egg on the
home side of the scoreboard was short-lived, as the Gators recorded quick pins at 220 and 285 pounds. The Panthers’ Brandon Cunningham then knotted the score at 12 apiece, when he decisioned his challenger 8-2. Bonney Lake’s Yodi Lawes put up a good fight against Decatur’s 113-pounder Tristen Dawson in a battle between girls, but eventually Dawson got the better of Lawes and pinned her with seven seconds left in the second round. Bonney Lake did not lose another tussle. Colton Tracy recorded an 11-3 major decision at
120 pounds and, at 126, Andrew Cunningham, crushed Isiah Diggs 15-4. This one-sided triumph gave the Panthers the upper hand for good at 20-18 and they never looked back. Caid Caveness (132 pounds) and Jordan Magrum (138) notched a couple of close decisions and Matt Yuste (145) recorded a fall at 2:58 in his match with Mitchell Garcia. The next match also resulted in a fall, as Bonney Lake’s 152-pounder, Tyler Hernandez, pinned his foe at the 3:36 mark. The last battle of the evening at 160 pounds was well worth the wait for Panther
BLHS Wrestling Mountain Rumble, on the campus of Utah Valley State, Cunningham was named the BL Classic’s top lightweight wrestler, as voted upon by the opposing coaches, when he walked away with the title belt, blanking his man 2-0 in the championship bout at 126 pounds. At 106 pounds, Cunningham’s freshman brother Brandon, who tips the scale at 85 pounds, finished third. Dorsey also finished third, losing in the semis to a challenger who would eventually capture first place at 182 pounds. The only other BLHS participant to grab a trophy was 138-pound Magram, who placed fourth.
fans, as Chili Sabin blew up Decatur’s Nick Karis, rated as the second best in the state, with a 15-8 verdict. Two days later, the Panthers hosted the Bonney Lake Classic and displayed several memorable performances, despite sitting out half of their varsity wrestlers due to match counts becoming a bit too high for this stage of the campaign. The Panthers finished in 10th place and out of the 10 active Bonney Lake wrestlers, four placed. Wrestling at 126 pounds in preparation for the beasts he’ll be facing when Bonney Lake sojourns to this weekend’s Rocky
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The Bonney Lake High boys basketball squad held its own in nonleague engagements during the holidays, but experienced a pair of setbacks last week when it opened South Puget Sound League 3A play. The Panthers traveled to Auburn Mountainview Jan. 3 and lost 78-52 to the Lions, then welcomed Decatur to
the Panther den Friday and dropped its second league affair of the year 69-58. Despite a shaky start against the Lions that saw the Panthers fall behind 39-18 at halftime, Bonney Lake guard Derek Lund managed to register a dozen points and was the only Panther in double figures. Three days later on the Panthers’ home hardwood, Bonney Lake bounded to a 21-16 first quarter lead
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The Sumner Spartans placed second and Bonney Lake High was fourth the evening of Jan. 4 as the teams competed in prep gymnastics action in the Panther gymnasium. Team honors went to the top-ranked Enumclaw Hornets, who finished with 171.05 points. Sumner trailed with 148.11, Rogers of Puyallup wound up with 137.35 and Bonney Lake finished with 128.8. In the all-around competition, Sumner’s top finisher was Kiley McCain, who placed sixth overall. She topped the field in both the floor exercise and the beam with scores of 9.2 and 8.95, respectively; she added a 7.5 in the vault and 6.5 on the bars.
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The Sumner High boys basketball crew experienced its first South Puget Sound League 2A setback Jan. 3, when it set out on an expedition to Clover Park’s gymnasium and discovered why the Warriors are the Class 2A defending state basketball champions, losing 70-53. Friday, the Spartans put that loss behind them, rolling out the red carpet for Steilacoom and bludgeon-
ing the visiting Sentinels 55-36. By Friday’s intermission, Sumner had sprinted to a 26-13 advantage, employing a miserly defense that limited the Sentinels to a paltry four first-quarter points. Sumner kept things at full throttle, outscoring Steilacoom 29-23 in the second half to easily emerge victorious. Sumner’s Joey Kendall was the game’s high scorer with 17 points and Dave DeVries registered 11.
The win tied Sumner with White River for second place in the SPSL 2A at 5-1, going into Tuesday night’s important league meeting at White River. The results of that crucial league tilt came too late to report here, but will be posted at www.blscourierherald.com. The Spartans will commence the second round of their league campaign Friday when they travel to Eatonville; Sumner will host Franklin Pierce at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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The Bonney Lake High girls basketball squad got its SPSL 3A campaign under way by hosting front-running Auburn Mountainview Jan. 3, then taking a trip deep into enemy territory, traveling to Decatur High in Federal Way Friday. Neither game went swimmingly for the struggling BLHS crew, as the league-leading Lady Lions lambasted Bonney Lake 58-30. Three days later the Panthers were gobbled up 42-35 at Decatur. The tandem of losses last week got the Panther cagers off to a dismal 0-2 start in SPSL 3A action and dropped them to 3-9 overall. These inexperienced Panther roundballers will have plenty of opportunities to improve
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APPEAL FROM 5 overabundance of commercial lands available for development,� Morrison wrote. “If that is true, then there should not have been an exception made for Sumner. “What is good for the gander should be good for the goose — so to speak,� he
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