Enumclaw Courier-Herald, January 07, 2015

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New light will debut Thursday Contractor crews are putting the final touches on a new traffic signal and crosswalks at the intersection of state Route 410 and Watson Street in Enumclaw.

The new signal is scheduled to begin operation by 5 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 8.

The Washington State Patrol will direct traffic through the intersection from 8 p.m. Wednesday until 5 a.m. Thursday as final tests are completed.

Activation is dependent on the new signal performing properly during the testing period.

The new signal aims to preserve driver and pedestrian safety.

By Kevin Hanson Senior Writer

Enumclaw citizens have a new, high-tech opportunity to help the crime-fighting efforts of the city’s police force.

The Enumclaw Police Department last week announced the availability of TipSoft, a service for citizens to anonymously submit crime-related tips through the Web, a text message, or from any Android or iPhone mobile device with the TipSubmit mobile app.

“Many people see or hear of suspicious things happening in their neighborhood but, for whatever reason, feel it is not their business to become involved,” said Capt. Bob Huebler. “The Enumclaw Police Department is always looking for ways to effectively engage with the public directly.”

TipSoft has proved successful because it uses technology that is familiar to citizens, which allows them to carry on an anonymous two-way conversation with the agency without requiring them to speak directly to an officer.

Huebler said the system affords the public an opportunity “to stay up-to-date on local crime information and communicate crime information, unsafe conditions, and tips back to us anytime, anywhere.”

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Firefighter layoffs averted by district

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Plateau resident worried about the impact of significant layoffs within East Pierce Fire and Rescue can breathe a bit easier.

The district – which provides fire and emergency medical service from Bonney Lake to the Buckley city limits, as well as areas

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north and west – will no longer be laying off seven employees at the end of this month. Amid strong complaints from the public, East Pierce commissioners voted unanimously to accept a new memorandum of understanding between the department and the department’s union, Local 3520.

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This new agreement reverses the commissioners’ Dec. 16 decision to lay off four firefighters, two temporary firefighters and one receptionist.

“Everybody who was originally laid off is not laid off,” Fire Commissioner Dale Mitchell said. “This takes back all of that.”

The decision to lay off staff was made in order to mitigate a $1 million deficit in East Pierce’s 2015 budget, which was balanced with the use of ending net cash and reserve funds.

Fire Chief Jerry Thorson, the commissioners and Local 3520 President Mike Westland agreed the $1 million deficit was not sustainable, and the department needed to find other ways to save money instead of taking it out of reserves.

Five of the seven commissioners attended the special meeting and they spent more than an hour behind closed doors before adopting the memorandum.

Thorson said the new memo-

CRIME FIGHTERS FROM 1 TipSoft goes one step beyond simply allowing people to issue tips regarding possible crimes in the community. The system also allows citizens to submit videos or photographs using the mobile app. TipSoft can be used to submit information on crimes, missing children, fugitives and other non-emergency situations.

TipSoft, a division of PublicEngines, is a growing part of the police-public part-

randum is the first step toward a healthier fire department.

“We’ve been through five or six years of the worst financial times the fire service in Washington state has experienced,” Thorson said. “In an effort to resolve (issues) and move forward and start the healing process, I think this is the first step.”

What is in the new memorandum?

Both Thorson and Westland said the biggest points of disagreement over previous memorandums were cost of living adjustments, special operations teams and where any extra funds should be spent.

According to the memorandum of understanding document, dated Dec. 23, union employees will defer their 2 percent cost of living adjustment until Nov. 30, 2015.

Thorson said all nonunion staff, including him, also will defer their cost of living adjustment until the end of November.

Employees will receive a guaranteed 2 percent cost of living nership. A press release noted that TipSoft is used by more than 900 law-enforcement agencies that have, via the TipSoft system, received more than 2 million tips. Those tips, it was noted, have resulted in 145,000 arrests, 55,000 fugitives caught and more than $5.3 billion recovered in drugs and property - including 11,000 vehicles and 22,000 weapons.

Tips can be submitted by visiting http://www.cityofenumclaw. net/149/Police, or by texting the word “CRIMES” (274637) with the keyword ENUMTIPS.

adjustment for 2016.

Also, special operations teams, including water rescue, hazardous materials and wild fire response will be suspended for six months until June 30, 2015.

The memorandum also outlines that any increase with assessed property values and property taxes shall be used to enhance the safety of personnel and department operations, like what East Pierce and union call the “training bank.”

Other points in the memorandum include bringing minimum staffing of the fire district down to 21 firefighters and preserving some form of CPR classes in public schools. These items were agreed on by East Pierce and Local 3520 in past discussions.

Finally, the current collective bargaining agreement will be rolled over for one year until 2016.

ers.

“We’ve tried to stay fiduciarily responsible in putting this thing together,” Mitchell said. “It is hard for many people to understand that. I say that because I have received, and the rest of the board received, several letters from folks in the community who are very distraught over what we have done and said that we made some bad mistakes.”

According to Mitchell, some of the emails the commissioners received called for their resignation before the next commissioner election.

Ron Scholz, Karlynne McGinnis, Mike Cathy and Mitchell will be up for election in the fall.

Mitchell said that he will remain a commissioner for the rest of his term and run again for re-election.

According to Mitchell, he and the other commissioners received numerous letters and email about their decision to lay off firefight-

Even though the new memorandum of understanding reverses the commissioner’s decision to lay off staff, Mitchell and Thorson

According to Westland, the next step to implement the new memorandum is have union members vote on the memorandum. Local 3520 planned to meet Dec. 29 to discuss the memorandum and give union employees a week to vote on the package.

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charges.

ILLEGAL TENANT: Police made contact the afternoon of Dec. 31 with both a tenant and landlord who were having a dispute at a Cole Street location. It was determined the trouble was over a sublease, which was not in compliance with the original lease. Further investigation revealed the reporting party was staying illegally and was advised to leave.

STRANGE BEHAVIOR: Employees of a local bank called police at 11:36 a.m. Dec. 31, concerned about the behavior of a customer who was asking inappropriate questions and asking for money. Because the man had no identification, the bank could conduct no transaction. It was determined the man also had been at a city automobile dealership asking for money.

Officers made contact and determined the man would be going to a family member who would assist with finances.

COURTESY RIDE: An officer responded at 1:43 a.m. Dec. 31 to the vicinity of Griffin Avenue and Marion Street after hearing of a woman sitting in the middle of the road. Contact was made and she was given a ride home.

INJURIES: Police responded at 11:29 a.m.

Dec. 30 to a two-car collision on Porter Street.

One patient was transported from the scene.

NO SALE: Police received multiple complains the afternoon of Dec. 30 from residents of a Cooper Lane neighborhood, all regarding solicitors working the area. Officers responded and told the sellers of city rules regarding soliciting; they agreed to gather their team and leave.

Fiduciary responsibility and public distraught

ENUMCLAW FIREWORKS: Police responded to multiple complaints of fireworks on New Year’s Eve and also witnessed fireworks being set off throughout town. When possible, the person responsible was advised of a city prohibition against fireworks at this time.

DRIVER FLEES: A motorist on Griffin Avenue was involved in a hit-and-run incident shortly after 10 p.m. Dec. 31. The driver of the suspect vehicle had fled the scene but was soon located and taken into custody on multiple

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“Sonny” Walter Ray Frick Jr., passed away December 17, 2014 at age 46. Sonny was born in Enumclaw, August 26, 1968 and was a lifelong resident of the Buckley and Carbonado area.

Sonny was an avid hunter, never missing a chance to hunt with his family and friends. He was a member of the Buckley Log Show Committee as well as a participant since the age of 18. He also enjoyed and participated in the Wilkeson Hand Car Races.

He is preceded in death by his mother, JoEllen O’Neal; grandmother, Pauline O’Neal; grandfather, Walt Frick; infant brother, Robert Scott Frick and Uncle Paul O’Neal.

He leaves behind his father, Walter Ray Frick Sr. “Sonny Sr.”and step-mother, Connie Frick of Buckley; three adult children; sons, Robert Scott and Beverly Frick of Puyallup, Jacob Leroy Frick of Enumclaw; daughter, Jesica Sara Frick of Buckley; sister, Stefani Frick and her children, Emilie, Michael and Mollie; one brother, Matthew Frick, his wife Jennifer and their two daughters Maddison and Lilly; sister, Sami Frick and her daughter Dalia Raylee; grandfather, Bob O’Neal of Carbonado and grandmother Opal Frick of Buckley.

Also survived by uncles, Bob O’Neal of Carbonado, Bruce O’Neal of Edgewood and Brian O’Neal of Bonney Lake and their wives and families; uncle Thomas Brewer of Goldendale Oregon; aunts, Karolyn Flork of Buckley, Joyce Bowen of Buckley, Phyllis Frick of Buckley and Katherine Corneulius of Yuma Arizona, as well as their husbands and families.

Aunt Sharen Brewer of Grass Valley Oregon.

Sonny will be dearly missed by his friends and family.

A memorial will be held in loving memory of Sonny at the Buckley Eagles Hall on Sunday January 11th at 2:00 pm.

Financial sustainability and future levies

said these concessions are not enough for a stable long-term financial plan.

“That was one of the sticking points between the district and the local, whether we were looking at a long-term deal or a one-year thing,” Thorson said after the Dec. 23 meeting. “Part of what the board agreed to do was agree to the union’s desire to make it a short-term agreement.”

Both Thorson and Mitchell said East Pierce plans to run another levy in the future, though the decision of whether the levy will run during a special election or the next general election is up in the air.

“We are going to have to have another levy,” said Mitchell. “No fire department can sustain itself without some sort of special levy.”

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Tubbs headed to EHS Hall of Fame

By Kevin Hanson

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Tim Tubbs, a fixture in the world of Enumclaw High sports for most of four decades, is the latest addition to the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

A ceremony honoring Tubbs is planned for the evening of Friday, Jan. 9, at Chuck Smith Gymnasium.

In keeping with recent tradition, the festivities will come during halftime of a Hornet boys basketball game. Following the game, there will be cake and time for socializing.

Tubbs, who founded the Hall of Fame during his time at EHS, started working at Enumclaw High in the fall of 1972 and landed a full-time, renewable contract the following year. Before he was finished, Tubbs had served as head golf coach and head track coach, also serving as an assistant coach for the basketball program.

He figures he spent more than 50 seasons helping one Hornet sport or another.

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The record book shows Tubbs coached boys golf from 1973 to 2000, with a highlight coming in 1982 when EHS claimed the state title. His teams captured second-place honors in 1984 and 1985 and, on 19 occasions, placed in the state’s top 10. Along the way, there were 14 league championships and 13 district titles.

Tubbs also had success with the EHS girls golf program, leading the squad to seven league championships and four district championships.

Heading up the boys and girls track program from 1977 to 1998, Tubbs led his squads to nine league championships. In 1991, his Hornet girls finished No. 2 in the state.

Starting in the fall of 2000, Tubbs stepped away from the classroom and into the athletic director’s office. During his nine years as A.D., Enumclaw High teams garnered three state championships, five state academic championships and 50 league titles.

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• Enumclaw wrestling at Auburn Riverside, girls at 6 p.m., boys at 7.

• Enumclaw gymnastics vs.

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Tubbs’ efforts and accomplishments didn’t go unnoticed by his peers.

He was named a league “coach of the year” for golf and track more than once.

The National Federation of High School Coaches named him the regional Coach of the Year in golf one time, which placed him at the “Table of 8” for National Coach of the Year honors during a convention in Biloxi, Miss.

Giving back to his chosen profession, Tubbs served as president of the Washington State Golf Coaches Association and Washington State Coaches Association, was an honorary member of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association executive board, and headed up the organization for South Puget Sound League athletic directors. For the 2006-07 academic year, he was honored as the SPSL’s Athletic Director of the Year.

Tubbs’ contributions are EHS weren’t limited to the sports arena, as he also was a classroom teacher from 1972 until the spring of 2000. He considers himself a math teacher, handling ever y thing from general math to pre-calculus for freshmen through seniors. He also was handed assignments to teach everything from auto maintenance to earth and physical science.

• White River girls wrestling at Steilacoom, 7:15 p.m.

• Enumclaw boys swim and dive hosts Auburn Riverside, 3:30 p.m.

• Enumclaw boys wrestling hosts Tahoma (Battle of the Bone), 7 p.m.

Friday

• Enumclaw boys basketball hosts Sumner, 7 p.m.

• Enumclaw girls basketball at Sumner, 7 p.m.

• White River basketball at Franklin Pierce, girls at 5:15 p.m., boys at 7.

Saturday

• White River boys wrestling at Bearcat Invitational, 10 a.m. at W.F. West High School in Chehalis.

• White River girls wrestling at Kelso tournament.

• White River girls basketball hosts W.F. West (Chehalis), 6 p.m.

• Enumclaw boys wrestling at Highline School District Invitational at Mount Rainier High School.

Monday

• Nothing scheduled.

Tuesday

• Enumclaw boys basketball at Auburn Mountainview, 7 p.m.

• Enumclaw girls basketball hosts Auburn Mountainview, 7 p.m.

• White River basketball hosts Fife, girls at 5:15 p.m., boys at 7.

Schedules are subject to change. Contact school athletic offices for current updates

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Enumclaw 57, Rogers 43 January 3 at Enumclaw Enumclaw: 20-13-10-14 – 57 Rogers: 6-13-16-8 – 43 Enumclaw: Kylie Rademacher 15, Noelle Putman 14, Sam Engebretsen 12, Hayley Sonneson 6, Kysa Bursch 4, Madison Bosik 2, Katie Carlson 2, Tallie Carlson 2.

Enumclaw High’s Kioni Gill took the 180-pound championship, beating Luke Holsinger of Peninsula 6-0 in the finals of Saturday’s All SPSL tournament. Photo by Rachel Ciampi.

EHS hoop squads split games

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The Enumclaw Hornet girls and boys basketball teams spliit a pair of games Friday and Saturday as the season resumed following winter break.

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Leading the Hornets was Josh Erickson with 17 points and eight boards.

Zac Webb hit 14 with nine rebounds and Drew Seabrands added13.

Scotty Garvin scored 10 with six boards.

The Hornets met Spanaway Lake at home Saturday and lost 71-61.

Garvin had the hot hand hitting for 25. Webb hit 16 points and Erickson 13.

The Hornet record is 1-3 in the South Puget Sound League 3A and 3-6 overall.

The Hornets challengeSumner at 7 p.m. Friday at home.

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Katie Carlson dropped in seven and Noelle Putman hit for six.

The Hornets played Rogers at home Saturday and won 57-43.

Rademacher hit 15 points and Putman 14.

Engebretsen scored 12.

Enumclaw trails only Sumner in the South Puget Sound League 3A with a 3-1 record and is 6-4 overall.

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Spanaway Lk 71, Enumclaw 61 January 3 at Enumclaw Enumclaw: 20-10-14-17 – 61 Spanaway: 20-20-18-13 – 71 Enumclaw: Scotty Garvin 25, Zac Webb 16, Josh Erickson 13, Tyler Bogh 3, Carson Erwin 2, Justus Rainwater 2.

Enumclaw: 1-3 league, 3-6 overall.

Enumclaw 58, G. Kapowsin January 2 at Enumclaw Enumclaw: 10-12-18-18 – 58 G. Kapowsin: 12-10-15-10 – 47 Enumclaw: Zac Webb 14 points, 9 rebounds; Josh Erickson, 17 points,

8 rebounds; Drew Seabrands 13 points; Scotty Garvin 10 points, 5 rebounds.

Southridge 69, White River 67 December 27 at Yakima SunDome White River: 3-1 league, 3-7 overall.

Enumclaw: 3-1 league, 6-4 overall.

Enumclaw 54, Fife 33 January 2 at Enumclaw Enumclaw: 23-12-17-2 – 54 Fife: 6-9-10-8 – 33 Enumclaw: Hayley Sonneson 11, Sam Engebretsen 8, Kaylee Moergeli 8, Kylie Rademacher 8, Katie Carlson 7, Noelle Putman 6, Morgan Tinney 2, Kysa Bursch 2, Madison Bosik 2.

White River 41, Lynden Christian 39 December 30 at Cloud 9 Christmas Classic at Lynden Christian H.S. White River: 7-13-12-9 – 41 L. Christian: 13-5-14-7 – 39 White River: Amanda Lance 14, Kendall Bird 13, Kristin Sturdivan 10, Darian Gore 2, Sydney Andersen 2.

White River: 4-0 league, 8-0 overall.

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Mason Hamiltion, 113 pounds, won the first round against a Zander Coakley 12-3 from Lakes and lost to Kentwoods Andy Sandhu by a fall at 5 minutes, 33 seconds.

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was sixth at 120; Quinton Southcott was fifth at 126 and Ben Cross took third at 138.

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The Enumclaw High boys wrestling team brought home two championships Saturday from the All South Puget Sound League tournament at Auburn High School.

Senior Hunter Haney

beat Beau Shatto of Rogers 5-3 in the 126-pound division for the top spot.

At 182 Kioni Gill took Luke Holsinger of Peninsula 6-0 for the championship.

As a team the Hornets finished third with 161 points.

Other results: Kyle Opland took second at 113 pounds; Levi Norton

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Setting some big goals for the year A week into the new year and I still can’t get over how fast 2014 seemed to fly by.

So many exciting things happened last year, making me excited for the year ahead.

To top it off, some highlights from 2014 were the Seahawks winning the Super Bowl (duh!), I got engaged in June, my fiancee and I bought our first house and October marked my first year here at the Courier-Herald.

As every new year starts, so many people make resolutions (that they usually don’t keep for longer than a month).

This year, instead Sarah Wehmann of making “resoluReporter tions” I am going to focus on a few specific goals I hope to accomplish and stick to in 2015.

An unofficial wedding date has been set, giving us some time to save money for our big day.

That is goal one. Along with getting in shape – aka, losing weight and being healthier Aside from that, we move in just a few days. And then we’ll have a house that is ours – which is a huge accomplishment but it also comes with a lot of responsibilities that we aren’t quite used to… yet.

As of right now, these are the big goals I have set for myself for 2015. Of course, there will smaller-scaled tasks to accomplish and stick with and throughout the next 12 months others will be added to my to do list.

These main goals I’ve set for myself may seem difficult to some and in fact, to me – they do sound a bit difficult to stick with for the next 365 days.

But having them will help keep me accountable and my fiancee and I will be better because of them.

I think that should be the main goal of any new year resolutions – aspire to do things that make you and those around you better.

I believe the new year is a way for everyone to take a step back, evaluate their lives and make the necessary adjustments.

I have a good feeling about this coming year but it takes work and it’s not always easy. We have to keep working every day to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves.

Happy New Year to all!

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The American myth of equality Most Americans value equality because of the ringing words of Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal….”

These words form part of the thesis of America – it’s the code we profess to live by.

The problem with using the word “equality” is that most of us do not really understand its full implications.

Equality, according to Robert D. Kaplan in his April 17, 2013,

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Stratfor article called, “Anarchy and Hegemony,” can create instability and anarchy. Hierarchy – the ranking of individuals and nations – is what creates order and stability.

There is relative stability in the world because the U.S. has been accepted as the hegemon, the one viewed as the leader in the world. And as that hegemony has eroded in recent years, order and stability have diminished.

China’s rise means more instability in the Pacific because the order of power is changing.

When great empires collapsed, so did stability. That is true of the ancient Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I

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Thanks, Enumclaw, for all you do As the end of the year approaches, I always think a simple “thank you” note to the community from the Enumclaw Senior Center will do...

Jobyna Nickum The Enumclaw Senior Center has been busy, Senior van, parties and classes, too!

Our parking lot is always full, Some folks might call us a “zoo”!

But it’s important to point out that all of this commotion, This action, this service, this “to-do” Is because of our volunteers, our community Our service groups – well, really, because of you!

To all of our volunteers too numerous to list We won’t mention by name so no one will we miss!

But thank you so much to those who prepare lunch Setting places, serving food, what a hard-working and loving bunch!

Thanks to the volunteers at the desks for answering phones and questions by the score For all the help you offer to those who walk through our door.

Thanks to Enumclaw Rehab for our martinis and Highpoint Village for our volunteer brunch Living Court for parties and boutonnieres and Cascade House for cookies and treats... the lists could go on What an incredible bunch!

Thanks to the VFW Post 1949, Our beautiful new American flag With the correct number of stars – so fine!

Thanks to the Kiwanis, guys and gals to beat the band, Who are here day to day to lend a helping hand.

Thanks to Enumclaw Rotary, serving holiday dinners plate by plate.

And the big senior summer picnic

Hot dogs and hamburgers – sure are ate!

For those who help with programs, and services by the score.

Thanks to those who teach our classes, We couldn’t love you more!

Thanks to the community agencies Who are there when we call in distress.

Answering questions, sharing support You really are the best!

Thanks to Cindy who helps our veterans Filling out forms and helping out in times of need Our vets have served us well To help them, should be our creed.

Thanks to all who gave To this year’s Giving Tree You made so many seniors happy We wish their smiling faces you could see!

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors Delivering hot meals to those in need Shopping, cooking and driving NFN volunteers are awesome indeed!

Thanks to the city gals and guys Their support of the Senior Center they always show!

And thanks to the many youth groups Your help is more appreciated than you could know!

Thanks to those who provide music From Western dances to piano tunes, And thanks to those who perform for us From ballet to lovely ballads that we croon.

So with the best volunteers on Earth In the best community we could ever lean, The Enumclaw Senior Activity Center Is looking forward to the next year Here’s to the best in 2015!

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Save time, money this year The beginning is more neutral. You The of January is when can add dolomite all homeowners Compleat lime, Super Sweet, and gardeners can calcium carbonate Home make resolutions or a similar soilGardener sweetening additive that will save them time and money any time of the year.

Marianne Binetti during the next 3 – Prune it or Columnist year. You don’t move it. need to do these Make this the chores immediateyear you allow ly, just try to check them off at least natural sunlight into your home by once in 2015. trimming back the overgrown everFive things to do for yourself and greens or moving the huge rhodoyour home: dendrons that block your windows.

1 – Clean the gutters at least once - Keeping plants away from the winbefore they overflow. dows improves curb appeal which Water spilling onto pathways will improves the value of your home. Yes, encourage slippery moss and mold you can move plants in the winter as growth and water hitting porch or long as the ground is not frozen. posts causes rotting wood and expen4 – Give up on an ugly plant. sive repairs. Afraid of ladders? Hiring It is OK to cut down a diseased tree, this job is money well spent. uproot that rose that rarely flowers or Tip: That gunk from your gutters is take a chain saw to the base of those good organic material to add to com- ugly, overgrown junipers. Plants are post piles or to bury into your garden not children and we do not owe them beds as a soil amendment. a life time commitment. Think of 2 – Add lime to your lawn at least your landscape as a closet that needs once this year. cleaning out every few years to restore If you live in Western Washington order. We often outgrow our clothyou have naturally acid soil. Lawns ing – and our plants often outgrow grow better and require less water their purpose. Winter is a fine time to and fertilizer if they grow in soil that remove plants.

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“Democracy itself implies an unequal, hierarchal order, albeit one determined by voters,” Kaplan writes. There is “equal protection under the law” according to the 14th Amendment, but that is where equality stops. Even the concept of equal protection is limited because the rich and powerful can afford better justice than the poor and weak.

I’m musically handicapped, so how can I be equal to someone who is a virtuoso? Russell Wilson is gifted physically. Am I equal to his athletic prowess? Obviously not. The whole idea of equality can only exist where there is hierarchy and order – someone to inspire or force people to act in a certain

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way. Pure equality equals anarchy (chaos) and, as Kaplan’s article notes, “the opposite of anarchy is not stability, but hierarchy.”

In every relationship and social situation someone must be in charge or dominant; therefore, there will always be some form of inequality. Without hierarchy there is chaos and confusion. In the most stable marriages a form of hierarchy and division of labor is established and agreed upon by the couple, either through discussion or silent acquiescence. If there is no hierarchy, arguments will develop over every small issue that arises, whether it is deciding who cooks, who cleans or who takes out the garbage.

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5 – Try growing something new and interesting in 2015.

If you are lacking in outdoor space try a new houseplant or a potted Thai basil plant and you’ll have the benefit of more flavorful meals. To improve your indoor view looking out, invest in an unusual Japanese maple that you can see from your favorite chair.

To feed the birds try adding native plants with berries and fruit such as mahonia or Oregon grape or add a graceful nandina as a foundation shrub close to the house. For more ideas and new plant inspiration visit a home and garden show or take a class at a nursery.

Make 2015 the year you improve your home, your garden and your mindset. Just dig in and keep growing.

• • • Marianne Binetti has a degree in horticulture from Washington State University and is the author of “Easy Answers for Great Gardens” and several other books.

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to your minor children?

If you say yes, does that mean their ideas are equal to yours, or do you have authority over them? Try reasoning with a 2-year old to find the answer.

Age, experience, education and power create inequalities, but they also help to create order in a chaotic world. As 17th century English philosopher Thomas Hobbes so aptly noted, life in a state of nature (anarchy where all are equal) “is solitary, poor, nasty, brutal, and short.”

I believe “all men (and women) are created equal” but I also believe that without authority and hierarchy there is no stability or order. Any public school teacher, parent, boss or

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government leader will agree with me that those in authority must be able to impose order by example, trust and reasoned persuasion, and/or by threat or use of coercive force to be able to lead others.

Those who understand the tension between equality and hierarchy tend to learn more and go further than those who constantly challenge authority because they believe they are equal.

They also lead more tranquil, stable and rewarding lives.

OBITUARIES O. ARTHUR JOHNSON O. Arthur “Art” Johnson died peacefully Dec. 12, 2014, at his Federal Way home. He was 92.

After serving in the Army from 1942 to 1946, he graduated from the Kansas City College of Osteopathy in 1949. He was in general practice from 1951 to 1989 in Flint Mich., then West Seattle and Tacoma. He and his family moved to the Seattle area in 1958, then in 1971 to their farmhouse outside of Enumclaw. He and his wife spent many happy years on the farm, moved into town in their later years and made their final move in 2010 into assisted living in Federal Way. O. Arthur Johnson He loved snow skiing, hunting, fishing and conducting field trials with his many Brittany spaniels. He was an experienced horseback rider. He served as church elder for John Knox Presbyterian Church in Burien and for Calvary Presbyterian Church in Enumclaw for many years.

He is survived by Dorothy, his wife of 67 years; sons Jerry, Tim (Tamme) and Jeff (Denise Pirolo); daughter Bickley (John) Barich; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brother Thomas G. Johnson of Bloomington, Minn.

Committal with military honors will take place at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 23, at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent, with a memorial service and reception following at 12:30 p.m. at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Enumclaw.

Remembrances may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association (www.alz.org).

For more details and to sign the family’s guest book, visit www.bonneywatson.com.

BETTY ANN LOVELL Longtime Enumclaw resident Betty Ann Lovell died Dec. 31, 2014, surrounded by family.

A service is planned for 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17, 2015, at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Enumclaw. A reception will follow in the church fellowship hall and a celebration of life is being planned for the Buckley Eagles.

A full obituary will be found in the next edition of The Courier-Herald.

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David “Roy” Darby David “Roy” Darby was born May 30, 1944 and passed away on August 24, 2014. He was raised in Black Diamond. He worked for Pac Car and then served in the Marine Corp. An avid sportsman, Roy played baseball for years, Degross Construction being a favorite. He and his brothers Rick and Ken all played Degross at one time which made it very special. Later, Roy moved to Nampa, Idaho where he loved to fish hunt, golf and garden. He was famous for his salsa and smoked fish. He became a great “tv coach.” He was proud to have played baseball in the Idaho Senior Games in 2000.

Roy leaves behind his beloved wife Purr of Nampa, Idaho; daughter, Jaime Darby of Enumclaw and his cat Squeek. Also, many aunts, uncles, cousins and a lifetime of friends.

Donations may be made to the Black Diamond Historical Society.

Please refer to Roy’s favorite poem, The Fisherman’s Prayer by Robert Frederick.

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Life goes forward, so should you Here we are, just a or unbalanced instrufew days into a new ments. Only when it Church year and like every is all perfect will it be Corner new year, I was wonshared with anyone dering about the resoelse. lutions I might need The other mindset Bruce Thweatt to make (I admit, (yeah, mine) wants to Enumclaw it is more appealpresent it as if I were Community Church ing to wonder about playing it right then the ones you need to live, no edits or domake) and whether I am willing to let overs, just done as well I can do it in the anyone else know what mine might be moment. I try to get it all right, I want – since if you know what they are, you there to be no mistakes, but I want it might pay enough attention to catch me to be something I could walk into the not keeping them. What seems to be the room and do. So I end up with “good biggest obstacle for me is the temptation enough.” I have a day job and they play to think that where I am is good enough, music. But the thing is, even though so why go to so much trouble to improve they are better musicians than I, they just a little bit! have to fix and edit things, too. No Then, while I was mixing some one is perfect all the time. No matter recordings to burn a CD for friends, I how much you rehearse, no matter how was struck by the way I could hear in experienced a performer you are, you the recordings all the things I didn’t make mistakes. When you are talking get perfectly played or sung and how I about digital recordings, you can fix could choose whether to “fix” all those them. When you’re talking about life, little things or leave them in. I have you can’t. Life is not a recording, it’s a friends who have made their livings in live performance. You don’t get to know the music industry and when we share ahead of time what will go wrong and our newest songs back and forth I find you don’t get do-overs. there are two ways we do it: one mindset So what’s this got to do with New edits, re-records, polishes every note Year’s resolutions? It’s about living until there is a perfect recording with no with the goal of getting it right, of off notes, missed timings, unclear words pursuing perfection even though we

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don’t achieve it. It’s about making this live performance the very best you can give and going on. It’s about aiming for perfection and understanding that you can only give it your best effort and that is all you can accept responsibility for.

The apostle Paul commented about his own life: not that I have already obtained this or am already perfect, but I press on to make it my own, because Christ Jesus has made me his own.

Brothers, I do not consider that I have made it my own. But one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus (Philippians 3:12-16 ESV).

Did you catch the good news? In spite of imperfection, Christ has taken hold of you and now you can only go forward, so press on! Don’t let yourself be trapped in the past, whether by failure or success. Life goes forward and so must you. This is a new year and if the past was a mess, go forward, pursue the good that lies ahead, follow the “upward call of God!” If that means resolutions, make them, go for it and give it your best shot!

Bruce Thweatt pastors Enumclaw Community Church and can be reached at eccfamily.org.

LINA SKAGGS Buckley resident Lina Mae Skaggs, 81, died Dec. 28, 2014.

She was born July 11, 1933, in Bismark, N.D. She enjoyed watching television, especially Lina Skaggs Cardinals Baseball, football and soap operas.

She is survived by sons Michael Skaggs and Mark Skaggs and wife Valerie, all of Enumclaw; daughter Kristy Buman and husband Michael of Bonney Lake; daughter-in-law Janet Skaggs of Bonney Lake; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by sons James and Jeffery Skaggs.

A private, family service is planned.

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

NORMAN BELLACK A memorial service for Norman “Norm” Bellack has been planed for 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 10, at Mt. Villa clubhouse, 1099 Mt. Villa Dr. in Enumclaw.

A lifetime resident of Enumclaw, he died Dec. 14, 2014.

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Longtime Enumclaw resident Donald Arnold Fricke died Dec. 17, 2014, at his home, with his son at his side.

He was born Sept. 26, 1933, in Rockford, Wash., to the late Arnold J. Fricke and Margaret Bafus-Fricke. He gained a stepfather after his mother Donald Fricke divorced, then married Walter H. Gihring in 1947. He graduated in 1951 as part of a small class from Rockford High School and then, in 1953, he joined the Air Force. He met Charlotte L. Shanley and the two were married March 13, 1954, in Gulfport, Miss. He served stateside during the Vietnam War as a radar maintenance technician in both Mississippi and California until being honorably discharged in April 1957 in Spokane, Wash. Having learned about electronics in the military, he was hired by IBM and soon went to school to learn computer repair. He was transferred to San Jose, Calif., then transferred back to Washington to work for Boeing, settling in Enumclaw. He divorced in 1983 and married Leeann Holloway in 1985; following their separation, he spent many of his last years with companion Karen Johnson.

He is survived by son Dwayn Fricke and one grandson.

A memorial service with military honors will take place at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 10, at Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home.

Peter Matthew Petersen, 66, died Dec. 25, 2014, in Enumclaw.

He was born July 25, 1948, in Freemont, Neb., to the late Harry and Ruth (Bang) Petersen.

He is survived by wife Emily Petersen Peter Petersen of Montesano, Wash.; sons Christopher G. Petersen and wife Leasa of Wilkeson and Allen M. Petersen and wife Tracy of Enumclaw; brothers Gene Petersen and wife Debbie of Tacoma, Terry Petersen and wife Shelley of Buckley, Dave Petersen and wife Terry of Buckley, Scott Peterson of Puyallup and Robert Petersen and wife Karen of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; sister Ann Welch and husband Randy of Puyallup; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

He was preceded in death by brothers Lance and Harry A. Petersen.

Memorials may be made to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Donations, P.O. Box 19023, Seattle, 98109.

A memorial service is planned for 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 10, at Weeks’ Funeral Home in Buckley.

EDWARD STEINMETZ Longtime Buckley resident Edward Steinmetz died at home Nov. 21, 2014, with family at his side.

He was born April 1, 1921, in Hardin, Mont., to the late Emanuel and Elizabeth Steinmetz. His family later moved to Toppenish, Wash., where he met and later married Florence Jeske. They moved to Buckley where they raised their fam-

EDITH GRABER Former Enumclaw resident Edith “Edie” Graber died Dec. 31, 2014.

She was born Feb. 8, 1923, in Vici, Okla., resided in Enumclaw for many years and spent the rest of her life in Arizona. She died in peace at her home in Kingman, surrounded by her loved ones.

A memorial service took place Jan. 3 at Heidenreith Katherine Adult Center in Kingman.

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ARLENE BLUNDRED Enumclaw resident Arlene M. Blundred died Dec. 28, 2014, at the age of 85.

She was born June 22, 1929, in Bainville, Mont. She worked as a waitress and enjoyed crocheting, gardening, reading, cooking and playing bingo. She loved spending time with family, especially her grandchildren.

She is survived by son James Blundred Jr. and wife Phoebe of Renton; daughters Bonita McTighe and husband John of Ravensdale and Melody Hildebrand and husband Gavin of Enumclaw; brother Marshall Brenden of Renton; sister LaVina Falcon and husband Andy of Newcastle; nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

She was preceded in death by husband James Blundred Sr. on Dec. 18, 2009; son Charles Coley on March 5, 2013; brothers Milton Branden and Richard Branden; and sisters Doris Ray and Virginia Geros.

Viewing was on Friday, Jan. 2, and a funeral took place Saturday, Jan. 3.

Remembrances are suggested to Disabled American Veterans, P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45250-0301, or 877-647-VETS. Services were directed by Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home. All may sign the online guest book at www.weeksfuneralhomes.com.

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We would like to take this opportunity to thank all who contributed to the Christmas Tree Auction to make it a huge success and another fun event!

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LLOYD HIPP Lloyd Harold Hipp died Dec. 23, 2014, at his home, following a lengthy battle with cancer.

He was born Dec. 3, 1926, in Saluda, N.C., one of 13 children born to the late Lewis and Minnie Arledge Hipp. He attended school in Saluda, then went Lloyd Hipp to Charleston, S.C., where he was an electrical apprentice. He was a member of the IBEW for 65 years and spent the latter part of his career, until retirement, with Puget Power. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Eagles and Loyal Order of the Moose.

He enjoyed hunting, fishing and horseback riding in the mountains. His passion was golf and he was a member of the Enumclaw Men’s Club. He enjoyed spending winters in Arizona.

He is survived by wife Mary Josie; daughter Mary Hipp Daugherty (Tom); stepsons Rick Josie (Cathy) and Ed Josie (Cathy Goode); seven stepgrandchildren and seven stepgreat-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by brothers Esley, Felix, Hilliard, Clarence, Ulysses, Fritz, Lewis, Leroy and Jack; sisters Lila Mae, Dorothy and Evelyn; and first wife Arlene.

At his request, there was no service, but a gathering is planned for 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9, at the Buckley Eagles.

Memorials are suggested to the Enumclaw Aid Unit.

ily. He was an avid horseman and in his younger years enjoyed play days, team roping, horseshoeing and being a member of the Enumclaw rodeo posse. He enjoyed outdoor activities like trap shooting, hunting, fishing and gardening.

He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Florence; Dick, Linda, Becky and Jason Edward Steinmetz Steinmetz; daughter Judy Steinmetz of Yelm; brother Don Steinmetz of Buckley; sister Marilyne Brownlee of Kansas; and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by sister Jean.

At his request no services are planned, but a celebration of his life will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to a local fire department or hospice care.

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15 Years Service WRHS Band Honors Feed Brain&Stomach Encouraging Social & Emotional Growth

MESSAGE FROM JANEL Happy New Year!

As you know, just about this time last year, our community approved the first ever technology levy. Your vote will allow us to build a reliable and sustainable technology system to enhance learning for our White River students. The District will start collecting these funds starting this month. Although these funds will come to us on a monthly basis for the next two years, the monthly installments will not be of equal amounts. The technology levy is funded by property taxes, and most of our community members pay their property taxes in April and October and not on a monthly basis. This means that as a District, we count on having four major collection periods for our two-year tech levy. The first major collection period will be April 2015, and we will receive those funds in May 2015. The next major collection will be October 2015, and those funds will be available to us by November 2015.

With the collection cycle in mind, over the summer, I charged our team with developing an implementation plan for the District. For the first four months, the team was focused on conducting a gap analysis to assess the current technology environment and its challenges to determine how far the gap is between where we are today and where we want to be. The team then used that information to develop strategies and objectives for the short term and long term.

This work has involved our various stakeholders including teachers, support staff, principals, and district leaders.

During the month of November and December, we’ve held meetings with several stakeholder groups to share the assessment observations, drafted short-term recommendations, drafted long-term recommendations, and obtained feedback on the whole plan. Below is an overview of the information shared during those meetings:

Current Technology Environment Challenges: •

Unreliable School Network Infrastructure (Wired and Wireless)

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Reorganize the technology department

As you can see, it’s been a very busy few months for our teams. It was important to develop a comprehensive plan and framework before we started implementing the major components of the tech levy.

I’m very excited about the technology work ahead and am committed to keeping you updated on our progress. Thank you again for supporting our White River staff and students.

KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Registration for Kindergarten and Early Kindergarten will be held February 3rd at all White River elementary schools, 9:30 – noon and 1:00 – 3:00.

Kindergarten screenings will be held later in the spring.

Registration packets may be picked up starting January 5th.

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White River High School students Garrett Bown, Tyler Ussery, and Maverick Kajita have received top honors by being selected to participate in one of our 2015 NAfME AllNorthwest performing groups. These students are among over one thousand outstanding music students from Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming.

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Visit room 121 at Elk Ridge on the first and third Wednesday of the month and you’ll see the room transformed into an incredible assembly line. Fifth grade leadership students, along with volunteers from the Buckley Kiwanis and the Community Presbyterian Church, come together to pack 176 bags of food. These bags go home each Friday with kids in need to ensure they have something to eat over the weekend. They are filled with juice, oatmeal, cereal, soup, crackers, and more, all donated by local community groups.

Three years ago, Bob Thompson, who is a member of both the Buckley Kiwanis and Community Presbyterian Church, approached the Elk Ridge staff about starting a program similar to those in a number of our neighboring community. Since then Bob and several others deliver cases of food and provide manpower to help fill bags.

In the beginning the program served only Elk Ridge kids, however, the need was apparent in our other elementary schools as well. This year all bags are packed at Elk Ridge and then distributed to Foothills, Wilkeson, and Mountain Meadow.

Each month 352 bags are given out. The financial cost is significant and all funds are donated, allowing the program to grow and thrive. We appreciate this amazing way our community is supporting our students.

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GOLDEN DOODLE puppies. Wonderful with children. Non shedding males & females. Highly intelligent! Cute!! Parents & grand parents on site.

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