EDITOR LETTERS Read our Letters to the Editor and send us one of your own. We want to hear from you. READ MORE ON PAGE 2 FLU SHOT CLINICS The Lake Stevens School District is hosting two Flu Shot Clinics this week and next. READ MORE ON PAGE 3 SCHOOL SPORTS Cavelero and Lake Stevens High School fall sports are in full swing. See what’s happening. READ MORE ON PAGE 7 LEDGER COLUMNS If you haven’t read our columns you’re missing out. All written by lo- cals. They’re throughout the paper. READ MORE INSIDE October 15, 2014 Edition 1 Issue 7 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Tiger’s Black Belt Academy gives to Seattle Children’s Hospital through HealthKick PAM STEVENS CAV GETS ICED Cavelero Mid High Principal Mike Snow got“iced”during the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. READ MORE ON PAGE 8 Master Tiger Shin, owner of Tiger’s Black Belt Academy here in Lake Stevens, held his second annual HealthKick on Saturday, Oct. 4 at his studio at 9327 4th St. NE, Suite 1-A. Shin and his Tae Kwon Do families raised $6,000 for Se- attle Children’s Hospital and gave the check to the hospital at the event. The money is raised in sev- eral ways including selling belts, auctions, anti-bullying and other seminars and hold- ing an annual car wash. “Our HealthKick event is not just a one day event. Through the year we sell belts for donation, event booths we go to, many people do- nate their stuff for a silence auction, hosting bullying and self-defense seminars and a car wash,” Shin explained. “At HealthKick all of the students PAM STEVENS SEE HEALTHKICK PAGE 5 Students atTiger’s Black Belt Academy raised over $6,000 for Seattle’s Children’s Hospital at their annual HealthKick. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO The Greater Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce do- nated $2,500 to both Mount Pilchuck Elementary School and Highland Elementary school at their monthly meet- ing on Wednesday, Oct. 8 at the Lake Stevens School Dis- trict Educational Services Center. Students and leaders from Chamber donates to Leader in Me programs Mt. Pilchuck Elementary School Principal Chris Larson, teacher Mary Beth Kurtenbach and students Max Hill, Kiley Hill and Savannah Anderson with Chamber PresidentTheaa Goodwin. Mount PIlchuck and High- land Elementary Schools joined the Chamber where they received their checks to help support the Leader in Me programs at their schools. The Chamber chose to give the money to the schools to ensure that we continue to grow strong leaders for our community. SEE CHAMBER PAGE 6 Trent Barton, owner of the new game store in FrontierVillage called M.O.B. Games and a graduate of Lake Stevens High School. Are you a gamer? Do you want to know what being a gamer is all about? Well, the new M.O.B. (Man Overboard) Games can help you answer these questions and more. Trent Barton, the store’s owner and a Lake Stevens High School graduate, has been a gamer most of his life. He started playing when he was a kid with his relatives. “I used to play every week- end with my uncles and cous- ins,” Barton said. “At first my uncles would play poker and we would play with our cards. Soon poker was gone and we were all playing Magic.” He found that collecting the Magic cards that go with each game is almost as exciting as playing the games themselves. Barton has several coveted cards for sale in is shop locat- ed at 303 91st Ave. NE, Suite A104. One of those cards is valued at over $4,000. His uncle has had it in a safe deposit box and it’s never been touched. The card is over 20 years old. Not only does M.O.B. offer most card games but it also carries hard to find board New game store opens in Lake Stevens PAM STEVENS games and hosts competi- tions almost every night at the store. “We have everything from extremely unique board games to European games to toys recommended by top websites,” Barton explained. “We carry a little bit of every- thing.” Each weekend M.O.B. has games going on in the store that anyone can join. Some SEE GAMES PAGE 3 , OCR Text: EDITOR LETTERS Read our Letters to the Editor and send us one of your own. We want to hear from you. READ MORE ON PAGE 2 FLU SHOT CLINICS The Lake Stevens School District is hosting two Flu Shot Clinics this week and next. READ MORE ON PAGE 3 SCHOOL SPORTS Cavelero and Lake Stevens High School fall sports are in full swing. See what’s happening. READ MORE ON PAGE 7 LEDGER COLUMNS If you haven’t read our columns you’re missing out. All written by lo- cals. They’re throughout the paper. READ MORE INSIDE October 15, 2014 Edition 1 Issue 7 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Tiger’s Black Belt Academy gives to Seattle Children’s Hospital through HealthKick PAM STEVENS CAV GETS ICED Cavelero Mid High Principal Mike Snow got“iced”during the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. READ MORE ON PAGE 8 Master Tiger Shin, owner of Tiger’s Black Belt Academy here in Lake Stevens, held his second annual HealthKick on Saturday, Oct. 4 at his studio at 9327 4th St. NE, Suite 1-A. Shin and his Tae Kwon Do families raised $6,000 for Se- attle Children’s Hospital and gave the check to the hospital at the event. The money is raised in sev- eral ways including selling belts, auctions, anti-bullying and other seminars and hold- ing an annual car wash. “Our HealthKick event is not just a one day event. Through the year we sell belts for donation, event booths we go to, many people do- nate their stuff for a silence auction, hosting bullying and self-defense seminars and a car wash,” Shin explained. “At HealthKick all of the students PAM STEVENS SEE HEALTHKICK PAGE 5 Students atTiger’s Black Belt Academy raised over $6,000 for Seattle’s Children’s Hospital at their annual HealthKick. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO The Greater Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce do- nated $2,500 to both Mount Pilchuck Elementary School and Highland Elementary school at their monthly meet- ing on Wednesday, Oct. 8 at the Lake Stevens School Dis- trict Educational Services Center. Students and leaders from Chamber donates to Leader in Me programs Mt. Pilchuck Elementary School Principal Chris Larson, teacher Mary Beth Kurtenbach and students Max Hill, Kiley Hill and Savannah Anderson with Chamber PresidentTheaa Goodwin. Mount PIlchuck and High- land Elementary Schools joined the Chamber where they received their checks to help support the Leader in Me programs at their schools. The Chamber chose to give the money to the schools to ensure that we continue to grow strong leaders for our community. SEE CHAMBER PAGE 6 Trent Barton, owner of the new game store in FrontierVillage called M.O.B. Games and a graduate of Lake Stevens High School. Are you a gamer? Do you want to know what being a gamer is all about? Well, the new M.O.B. (Man Overboard) Games can help you answer these questions and more. Trent Barton, the store’s owner and a Lake Stevens High School graduate, has been a gamer most of his life. He started playing when he was a kid with his relatives. “I used to play every week- end with my uncles and cous- ins,” Barton said. “At first my uncles would play poker and we would play with our cards. Soon poker was gone and we were all playing Magic.” He found that collecting the Magic cards that go with each game is almost as exciting as playing the games themselves. Barton has several coveted cards for sale in is shop locat- ed at 303 91st Ave. NE, Suite A104. One of those cards is valued at over $4,000. His uncle has had it in a safe deposit box and it’s never been touched. The card is over 20 years old. Not only does M.O.B. offer most card games but it also carries hard to find board New game store opens in Lake Stevens PAM STEVENS games and hosts competi- tions almost every night at the store. “We have everything from extremely unique board games to European games to toys recommended by top websites,” Barton explained. “We carry a little bit of every- thing.” Each weekend M.O.B. has games going on in the store that anyone can join. Some SEE GAMES PAGE 3 , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2014,October 15, 2014.pdf,October 15, 2014.pdf Page 1, October 15, 2014.pdf Page 1