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Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com Here Comes Mary Cool Name, Low Prices Mary Poppins Play Now Being DB Cooper Deals in Refurbished Performed in Tenino / Main 7 Appliances in Chehalis / Main 3 Tenino Community Objections Heard by KeyBank NEW BANK: KeyBank Credit Union has expressed In an earlier statement via interest in buying the Tenino email this week, Foster respond- Accepts Offer from OBee property and we have accepted ed to inquiries about the future Credit Union to Purchase their offer to do so,” stated Anne of the building and the bank’s Foster, with KeyBank media decision to close the Tenino Empty Building relations, in an email to the branch. By Cindy Teixeira Nisqually Valley News. “Many factors, including Residents were upset with customer use of the branch in The Nisqually Valley News former sale restrictions which Tenino, led to the decision to In light of an online petition prohibited the building being consolidate our KeyBank Teni- that passed the 200 signature used as a financial institution. no branch with our branch in mark and community members The property at 148 Olympia Grand Mound last August,” she applying pressure regarding Street is slated for auction at stated. “Consolidations like this one help us meet client needs File Photo / The Chronicle the empty KeyBank building noon on Tuesday. Many believe in Tenino, KeyBank and O Bee O Bee Credit Union is the best for mobile technology as well KeyBank in Tenino’s vacant interior is pictured. KeyBank oicials this week said as branch banking. Clients tell they have reached an agreement with O Bee Credit Union for them to purchase Credit Union have struck a deal. fit for the building, which has the building. “Tumwater-based OBee been empty for nearly a year. please see KEYBANK, page Main 4 Man Arrested, Charged for Pokemon Go Craze Hits Lewis County Throwing Rocks at Cars in Centralia MALICIOUS MISCHIEF: Judge Puzzled by 28-Year-Old Hurling Stones Through Volkswagen’s Sunroof By Natalie Johnson [email protected] A Centralia man was charged this week for allegedly throwing fist-sized rocks at passing cars, then for kicking out a police car’s window. Jonathan Solis Cuevas, 28, of Centralia, was charged Tuesday in Lewis County Superior Court with one count each of second- and third-degree malicious mis- chief. Lewis County Chief Crimi- nal Deputy Prosecutor Brad Meagher asked Superior Court Judge Nelson Hunt to impose $10,000 bail in light of the na- ture of the charges. Hunt imposed $3,000 unse- cured bail, but said he was puz- Pete Caster / [email protected] zled by the case. A group of Pokemon Go enthusiasts gather at the corner of Cascade Avenue and Market Boulevard in downtown Chehalis on Thursday, July 14. “There’s nothing that makes sense about this case,” Hunt said, Players Say Popular Mobile Game is Bringing People Together other than his own suspicion that the suspect might have been By Justyna Tomtas ing hours. The game allows people and control of the gym until under the influence of some [email protected] Their goal? To take control to hunt fictitious creatures on another player from a different substance during the incident. of all the local gyms. their phones, where they cap- team takes it over. Meagher said he had no in- A group of young adults The takeover isn’t what it ture, evolve and train the Poke- “I’ve been playing every night formation about whether drugs stops at M&K Town Store to sounds like, though. The group mon to fight and battle other and I wake up before work and chug energy drinks in prepara- or alcohol played a role in the of 20-something-year-olds is players at “gyms” throughout walk about two or three hours tion of a long night. They plan incident. wound up in the new Pokemon the area. before work and then I get off of to scour miles of the streets in Go craze that has hit Lewis The victor leaves with more please see ROCKS, page Main 16 Chehalis until the early morn- County and much of the world. experience, stronger Pokemon please see POKEMON, page Main 16

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News Playing Pokemon All Night of the Weird said in a statement. The airline said all six were forced off the plane, but Bali of- ficials said only five men were held by airport security and faced deportation to Australia. It is not clear what happened to the sixth passenger.

Chris Pedota / The Record of Bergen County via AP Bali airport manager Trikora In this Tuesday photo, Adele Dunlap, Harjo said an investigation de- 113, talks with Susan Dempster, the termined that the only reason Activities Director at Country Arch Care the men started fighting was be- Center in Pittstown, N.J. cause they were under the influ- ence of alcohol. “They were not seriously in- 113-Year-Old New Jersey jured, just bruised,” Harjo said. Nine Network television Woman Has Title of showed video of one of the men with a black eye being escorted Oldest American Pete Caster / [email protected] by security guards from the PITTSTOWN, N.J. (AP) — A plane. Nine reported another Jessy Halvorsen sports a Pokemon-inspired shawl on Thursday, July 14, as she plays Pokemon Go with a swath of fel- 113-year-old New Jersey woman man had bled heavily in the low enthusiasts in downtown Chehalis. The story, and many other photos, is available to subscribers at www. is the new holder of the title of plane from a broken nose. chronline.com. oldest American. Bali airport official Yusfan- The Record newspaper re- dri Gona said the men would ported Adele Dunlap became undergo health checks before Notable Quote the country’s oldest person ear- they are deported. lier this month following the “They drank too much beer death of a Worcester, Massachu- and liquor on the aircraft. Some setts, woman. Dunlap lives at of them started fighting, yelling the Country Arch Care Center and punching each other and ig- “It’s making people get out of the house in Pittstown. nored other passengers and the and not just letting them sit there.” The Los Angeles-based Ger- cabin crew’s requests for calm ontology Research Group, which and order,” Gona said. tracks supercentenarians, or Nine reported the fighting D’Artagnan King people 110 and older, says Dun- broke out five hours into the Chehalis man, on the Pokemon Go phenomenon lap is also the 10th oldest person nine hour and 20 minute flight in the world. to Phuket. Bali is less than seven (see page Main 1 for the full story) Dunlap didn’t give an expla- hours from Sydney. nation for her longevity and her “The other customers on 86-year-old son, Earl, was also at board supported the decision a loss for words to describe her to offload the group in Bali and long life. thanked the crew,” Jetstar said. The care center’s activities The plane continued on to Today in History director says Dunlap is a pas- Phuket an hour after landing. sive participant in daily activi- Today’s Highlight in History: der establishing the Veterans 130 in what became known as Administration (later the U.S. “Bloody Friday.” ties and socializes minimally On July 21, 1861, during the Cops: Coffee Thief Department of Veterans Affairs). In 1973, Israeli agents in Lille- but looks forward to Girl Scouts’ Civil War, the first Battle of Bull In 1944, American forces land- hammer, Norway, killed Ahmed coming to sing Christmas carols. Stealing Bags of Beans Run was fought at Manassas, ed on Guam during World War Bouchikhi, a Moroccan waiter, Virginia, resulting in a Confed- II, capturing it from the Japa- apparently mistaking him for for Cash, Not Buzz erate victory. Sydney Flight Diverted nese some three weeks later. The an official with Black September, WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — On this date: as Drunken Passengers Police in suburban Philadelphia Democratic national convention the group that attacked Israel’s say they have grounds to believe In 1773, Pope Clement XIV in Chicago nominated Sen. Har- delegation at the 1972 Munich Throw Punches a one-woman string of coffee issued an order suppressing the ry S. Truman to be vice president. Olympics and killed 11 athletes. SYDNEY (AP) — A flight thefts across four states has been Society of Jesus, or Jesuits. (The In 1949, the U.S. Senate rati- In 1980, draft registration be- from Sydney to Thailand was brewing for months and want Society was restored by Pope fied the North Atlantic Treaty. gan in the United States for 19- diverted to Indonesia to offload the public’s help in finding her. Pius VII in 1814.) IN 1959, the NS Savannah, the and 20-year-old men. a group of drunken Australian Police in West Chester said In 1816, Paul Reuter (ROYT’- first nuclear-powered merchant In 1996, dozens of memo- traveling companions who start- Wednesday that the woman has ur), founder of the British news ship, was christened by first lady rial services were held across the ed throwing punches at each stolen more than $3,000 worth of agency bearing his name, was Mamie Eisenhower at Camden, country to remember the 230 other, officials said today. coffee from Wawa convenience born in Kassel, Hesse, Germany. New Jersey. people lost in the crash of TWA Jetstar Flight 27 was carrying stores in Pennsylvania, New In 1925, the so-called “Monkey In 1961, Capt. Virgil “Gus” Flight 800. 314 passengers when it diverted Jersey, Delaware and Maryland Trial” ended in Dayton, Tennes- Grissom became the second Ten years ago: Israel massed to Bali on Wednesday night af- since the beginning of the year. see, with John T. Scopes found American to rocket into a sub- tanks and troops on its northern ter the six who were traveling Authorities say she’s been guilty of violating state law for orbital pattern around the Earth, border, called up reserves and together to the tourist island of taking bags of coffee from one teaching Darwin’s Theory of Evo- flying aboard the Liberty Bell 7. warned civilians to flee Hezbol- Phuket became “extremely dis- store and returning them for lution. (The conviction was later In 1972, the Irish Republican lah-controlled southern Leba- ruptive among themselves” and cash refunds at other stores. overturned on a technicality.) Army carried out 22 bombings non as it prepared for a ground refused requests from the crew, She’s suspected in as many as In 1930, President Herbert in Belfast, Northern Ireland, invasion, which came the next the Australian budget airline 50 coffee thefts. Hoover signed an executive or- killing nine people and injuring day. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for July 21, 2016 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 48.44 65.0 0.00 100s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s L 72.86 85.0 -0.02 80s 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 1.56 10.5 -0.03 H 50s L H Cowlitz at Randle Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny Sunny 40s 4.86 18.0 -0.02 30s 76º 56º 74º 52º 77º 53º 78º 54º 76º 56º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 3.05 ---- +0.64 10s 0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:40 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:55 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 81 Moonrise ...... 9:57 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 57 73/59 90/62 Moonset...... 7:42 a.m. Normal High ...... 80 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 54 66/55 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ..... 103 in 1994 Seattle Anchorage 70/59 pc 65/52 pc Record Low...... 38 in 1950 76/58 Boise 100/58 s 90/55 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 89/71 s 89/72 t Yesterday ...... 0.00" 76/55 85/58 7/26 8/2 8/10 8/18 Dallas 100/79 s 100/79 s Month to date ...... 0.47" Tacoma Honolulu 89/76 ra 89/76 ra Normal month to date ...0.59" Centralia 76/58 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 108/85 s 109/88 s Year to date...... 22.90" 76/56 Yakima Nashville 95/75 pc 96/76 s Normal year to date ....25.45" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 111/89 s 112/89 s 90/60 Longview 76/55 Trees None None St. Louis 97/80 s 100/79 s Salt Lake City 100/72 s 95/67 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 76/56 Grass High Moderate Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 65/53 s 68/53 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold Low Low Washington, DC 90/73 s 97/78 s Portland 77/57 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo - graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 76/58 85/60 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 124/95 s 120/93 s New Delhi 97/81 pc 95/81 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 84/75 cl 90/77 pc Paris 79/63 pc 79/61 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 74/58 s 71/56 mc Spokane 93/61 s 81/55 t London 73/61 pc 73/59 pc Rio de Janeiro 66/63 ra 68/63 pc cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 65/57 s 65/55 pc Tri Cities 94/64 s 88/57 s Mexico City 70/54 cl 68/54 t Rome 95/68 s 93/70 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 76/55 s 73/52 pc Wenatchee 91/65 s 82/62 s Moscow 72/57 cl 70/63 ra Sydney 64/59 pc 73/57 pc

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Angie Solis, who owns DB Cooper Appliances, and her husband, Donald Byron Cooper, who does the lion’s share of the maintenance and refurbishing work, talk about how they got into the used-appliances business at their downtown Chehalis store on Tuesday afternoon. No Mystery: DB Cooper Offers Affordable Appliances in Chehalis CATCHY NAME: Store, we give them what we call a one vision for repairs beyond their thing, to maybe another loca- MORE INFORMATION Which Started in a year parts warranty, where we’ll own merchandise. tion,” Cooper said. go and (make repairs) for what “We have a lot of people call- But despite the future ambi- DB Cooper Appliances is Barn, Has Grown the part costs. We don’t charge ing for service work and we just tions, Solis is pleased with how open Monday through Satur- Over the Past Year them labor or anything like that. don’t have the manpower to do the store has grown in such a day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. “The 90-day warranty is everything right now, as far as short time. The business is located By Lars Steier pretty standard in this business,” covering all these areas,” Cooper “It’s been a dream come true at 185 NW Chehalis Ave. in Chehalis. [email protected] Cooper said. “But when you give said. for the both of us,” Solis said. them the year parts warranty it Additional locations might “We’ve been very lucky here. You For more information call (360) 345-1568 or visit the Angie Solis, owner of DB just works out better for them. It also be in the store’s future. start in your barn, and you grow gives them more peace of mind business’s Facebook page. Cooper Appliances in Chehalis, “We’re hoping to [keep ex- to this. It’s inspirational.” never expected her store to grow … We’re trying to do a good thing panding] say next year or some- the way it has in the past year. for the people, because this is a “We started from our barn small town and word travels.” about a year ago, me and my Solis emphasized the store’s family,” Solis said. “And we just flexibility with customers as an- started getting more and more other draw. stuff.” “We’ll work with you, work Solis operates DB Cooper ap- with your budget. That’s what I pliances with her the husband, like about this store,” Solis said. Donald Byron Cooper, for whom Cooper, too, emphasized the the store is named, in an allusion store’s customer service. to the famed 1971 plane hijacker. “We stand on our head to Solis and Cooper relocated make stuff right with customers,” from Los Angeles — where they Cooper said. “Down the road if owned a used appliance store for something happens we’ll make 10 years — to Silver Creek three right by it. Bad word of mouth years ago. travels a lot faster than good “All I wanted to do was fish word of mouth, so we just try and hunt,” Cooper said. to do whatever we have to do to After selling appliances from make customers happy.” their home for two years, and The response in the commu- then briefly at Mary’s Corner, nity, according to Solis, has been the two opened a 6,000-square- overwhelming. foot space on Northwest Cheha- “A lot of people say they need lis Avenue. something like this down here “We just got so overwhelmed in Centralia and Chehalis,” Solis with stuff that we had to get a big- said. ger building,” Cooper said. “And Said Cooper: “Basically from then we got this and it turned Portland to Olympia, there’s a into a snowball rolling down a void there … Honestly we get hill … The next thing you know more work than we can handle.” you can’t fish any more.” In addition to used appli- Front-loading washing ma- ances, the store deals online in chines have been the store’s big- parts such as motors and con- gest draw recently. trol boards, selling merchandise Cooper explained that the across the country. store has several advantages over There are currently five em- larger used appliance retailers. ployees at DB Cooper Appli- “We get appliances like trade- ances, though Solis and Cooper ins, scratch and dents, and recon- hope to continue to grow. They dition them and sell them with a plan to open a parts store at the warranty,” Cooper said. “We of- location in the near future, and fer a 90-day warranty and then beyond that, create a service di-

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Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 LOCAL District Court Administrator Celebrates 35 Years ‘GRATIFYING’: Pam a positive difference with people,” she said. “If you treat them with Shirer Proud to Work respect, they feel better, and we for Lewis County all feel better by trying to help people.” By Natalie Johnson Some things, such as her [email protected] focus treating people in the courthouse with respect, have In 35 years at the county, Pam remained the same. However Shirer has racked up a number of in the past 35 years, many other certificates — awarded each five things have changed. years — for her decades of work- In 1981, the county was just ing in Lewis County District beginning to make the transi- Court. tion to computers. Today, they’re Still, the District Court ad- working to go paperless. ministrator said the award is “It was a different world,” she “gratifying.” said. “I am proud of myself for stay- In all, Shirer has worked with ing with one job,” she said. “I’ve seven judges in her tenure. had opportunity to grow in my She said the previous District position … I’ve always been Court administrator, Pamela proud to work for Lewis County.” Zimmerman, taught her a lot The Lewis County Board about the job. of Commissioners recognized “She really helped people suc- Shirer for her years of service ceed and that’s what I learned at its business meeting Monday from her,” Shirer said. morning. Courtesy Photo Shirer spent four years work- Shirer first started working ing to complete an associate de- in District Court logging tickets The Board of County Commissions presented Lewis County District Court administrator Pam Shirer with a certiicate com- memorating her 35 years of work with Lewis County. Pictured, from left, are commissioner Bill Schulte, Shirer, and commis- gree at Centralia College while in 1981, the year after she moved sioners Edna Fund and Gary Stamper. working and raising four chil- from Seattle to Lewis County. dren to be qualified to apply for “I wanted to live in a small times have dragged on. “The integrity in this office is misdemeanor offenses, parking Zimmerman’s position when she town and this was a great place “It ebbs and flows,” she said. what kept me here,” Shirer said. infractions and other traffic in- left. She has been the court’s ad- to come,” she said. “It’s been a “There’s times it seems like I’ve “The bar’s always been set high. It fractions, civil lawsuits and small ministrator since 2009. nice place to raise my children.” been here forever.” gives us a sense of pride to come claims, anti-harassment orders, “I really enjoy what I do. I have Shirer said the past 35 years Shirer’s co-workers and the in and do a good job.” protection orders and more. staff that are amazing,” Shirer at the District Court have, at work they do together has always District Court handles a “What I found over the years said. “We all work together in- times, gone quickly, and at other motivated her to stay. variety of matters, including is … in little ways you can make side our office.”

Tenino KeyBank customers non-banking buyer for property we are considering alternatives,” we cannot respond to any ques- KeyBank have been receiving service such as the Tenino building. she wrote Monday. tions,” he wrote. through the Grand Mound loca- It “helps us meet our busi- On Tuesday, O Bee’s Vice Wednesday, the fluidity of Continued from page 1 tions eight and a half miles away, ness goals,” she wrote. President of Marketing Lee the situation settled into a solid as well as at the Yelm and Tum- Regarding the Tenino situa- Wojnar responded to inquiries us they prefer to use a mix of water branches. tion, though, the bank was pay- about the building via email, deal, at least according to Key- channels to conduct banking Foster also confirmed it is ing attention. “Due to pressure from the mayor Bank. Wojnar declined to com- transactions.” “considered common practice in “We have heard the commu- and residents of Tenino this is a ment or answer any further She went on to write that the banking industry” to seek a nity’s objection to our plan, and fluid situation and at this time questions. News in Brief Centralia School Board mous donor gave the district “If there is something miss- addition to the business park Zev Technologies offers perfor- $54,000. ing they will identify it,” Kirby and a buffer between residential mance Glock barrels, triggers, Approves Tentative The district also passed a said of the program review. “We usage and the port.” slides and more. STEM donation proclamation at will either have reassurance that The center is estimated to be Design Consultant for its meeting thanking the organi- we are doing everything we can a $9 million facility, Heaton said. STEM Facility, Issues zations, businesses, community or get some great ideas we over- Officials from Cascade Men- Ratzman to Perform at members, and staff that donated looked somehow.” tal Health Care did not return Chehalis Timberland Proclamation to reach the $100,000 require- Lund agreed, stating reading calls for comment before dead- By The Chronicle ment. literacy is a fundamental goal. line. Library The Centralia School District “This is a great step forward Before the motion was presented, Along with the sale agree- By The Chronicle Board of Directors approved a for education in Centralia,” Su- he stated he did not see a remedy ment, commissioners also ap- perintendent Mark Davalos said proved the concept site plan, Dean Ratzman, a master of tentative agreement with KMB in the current budget priorities. many musical styles and instru- Consulting for the construction in a press release. “We are mod- Another motion was ap- which adheres to the port’s mas- ernizing our educational system ter plan. The port will issue a ments, will perform 5:30-6:30 of the new STEM facility on the proved to pull $50,000 from re- p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 24, at the high school campus, pending an across the board, and this is a serves to expand and enhance SEPA determination sometime significant step for us. We’re in the near future, Heaton said. Vernetta Smith Chehalis Tim- interview and cost analysis with XLT, or extended learning time, berland Library. going to build something that in after school programs. The In other business, port com- the firm. This show features family- In all, the district received future generations will benefit money will supplement what is missioners approved the renewal friendly tunes. Ratzman’s mu- three bids for the project. A from. We cannot express enough already budgeted for the pro- of a lease with CenturyLink, a sic swing runs from the 1940s team evaluated the bids and se- gratitude to our community for gram. telecommunications service pro- through Big Band, jazz, blues, lected KMB consulting as its stepping up and providing the The budget will be voted on vider, for another five years. The rock and soul. From Sinatra to first choice, director of facilities required community support at the next board meeting, which properties for the lease renewal Santana, he taps into the musical and maintenance for the district funds.” starts at 6 p.m. on Aug. 17 in the include 1714 and 1718 Midway memories of three generations. Phil Iverson said at the board’s Centralia Middle School library. Court. Wednesday night meeting. Centralia School Board A letter of intent to sublease The program is sponsored Because of several factors, the the CCP Composites building, by the Vernetta Smith Chehalis plans for the facility have been Tables Vote on 2016-17 Port of Centralia located at 3712 N. Park Drive, to Timberland Library endowment. delayed. Earlier a move-in date Budget Approves Sale of Zev Technologies was also ap- More information is available of summer 2017 was set, though proved. According to its website, at www.TRL.org. By The Chronicle now that move-in date has been Property for Mental moved to October or November After unanswered questions Health Evaluation of 2017. arose about the Centralia School Host an Exchange The bid from KMB Consult- District’s budget at its Wednes- Treatment Center ing came in under what Iverson day night meeting, the school By The Chronicle Student Today! board decided to hold off on a had originally estimated for the Centralia will now have a (for 3, 5 or 10 months) project. vote until its next meeting in Au- 22 bed mental health evalua- Make a lifelong The district received $3.616 gust. tion treatment center after Port friend from abroad. The majority of the questions million from the STEM Pilot of Centralia commissioners ap- Enrich your family with Project grant in May of this year. came from board members Jami proved the sale of property to another culture. Now you The money will be used to con- Lund and Neal Kirby. can host a high school Cascade Mental Health Care at exchange student (girl or struct a building next to Centra- After further discussion, the its Wednesday meeting. boy) from France, Germany, lia High School that will house board unanimously approved The real estate purchase in Scandinavia, Spain, laboratories and multi-function two motions that would move the amount of $403,365.60 was Australia, Japan, Brazil, Italy Victoria from Australia, 17 yrs. or other countries. Single Giorgio from Italy, 16 yrs. classroom spaces for STEM — $100,000 out of reserves to fund for an undeveloped site known Enjoys spending time with her parents, as well as couples Loves to play baseball and spend science, technology, engineering two items. as Lot 20 located near the Port of family and younger siblings. with or without children, time with his dogs. Giorgio also One will focus on an inde- Victoria plays volleyball and is may host. Contact us ASAP plays the guitar, and his dream and math — courses. Centralia office. excited to learn new sports for more information or to is to join a drama club at his The current classrooms and pendent and outside review of The lot will house the mental while in America. select your student. American high school. labs utilized by the district’s the literacy and reading program health evaluation treatment cen- STEM programs were construct- at an estimated cost of $50,000. ter, a 23,000-square-foot facility. Amy at 1-800-733-2773 (Toll Free) ed in 1969 and never received Kirby expressed concerns at Construction is likely to take host.asse.com or email [email protected]

significant upgrades. the percentage of kids not read- place in 2017. CH561417ca.cg The district was responsible ing at grade level. He wanted the “It’s a quiet use, creating a INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS with coming up with $100,000 in program evaluated by an outside good number of very well-paying Founded in 1976 ASSE International Student Exchange Program is a Public Benefi t, Non-Profi t Organization. source to see if improvements matching funds, surpassing that jobs,” Port Executive Director For privacy reasons, photos above are not photos of actual students by over $3,000 after an anony- can be made. Port Kyle Heaton said. “It’s a nice Summer Visiting Authors at the Mineral School -Saturday, July 23, 7:30 pm- Join us for a wonderful evening of iction by past resident Kirsten Lunstrum and special guest Deepa Bhandaru, Seattle friends and wordsmiths who will share from new work and discuss their

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Back issues greater than two weeks [email protected] classic cars. most fully by donations and a life back on track. old are $2 per issue. Safe Family Ministries is lo- large volunteer staff. Faith-based “They are definitely here for THE NEWSROOM The new leaders of Safe Fam- cated at 3149 Jackson Highway, volunteers of all kinds are wel- the right reasons and we all love For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact ily Ministries have been at the Chehalis. For more informa- come to give their time to help them,” she said of the Browns. helm of the organization since tion, or to donate, go online to the women and children. the appropriate person listed below. “They are very, very respectful EDITOR Jan. 1 and have big plans for the and as a married couple that’s Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 nonprofit Christian service min- biblical counseling. beginning of the year. [email protected] istry. what I want to be with my hus- “I see my strengths in teach- The Moors helped bring the band in the future.” Sports Editor New Executive Director Kev- ing and counseling rather than building, a tuberculosis hospital Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 in Brown, and his wife, Diane, administration, but I’m doing at one time, back to a livable state [email protected] have plans to expand the pro- after it was condemned by the Visuals Editor all those things as the program Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 gram to focus not only on moth- director, so it’s working out well,” fire department in 2004. ers and children, but the entire [email protected] he said. “I could have never done the Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, family — including fathers. Abbott said the ministry has work that Pastor Don did here,” July 15th - 21th West and Central Lewis County Communities “We’ve only been able to focus restructured its curriculum in a Brown said. 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Pearl St., Cen- Support Your Community Lic#jorstmb843dq • Owner: Josh Johnson • [email protected] tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 LOCAL/NORTHWEST Big Blue Bumper Crop GREAT SEASON: Washington Blueberry Growers to Harvest 115 Million Pounds This Year By Jordan Nailon [email protected] A warm spring, cool sum- mer and an increase in produc- tion acreage has led to a boom- ing bounty of blueberries in Washington this year. Officials estimate that Washington’s blue- berry producers will harvest about 115 million pounds of the delectable fruit this year. That to- tal would equal 12 million more pounds than in 2015, and almost double the production of 2010. Increased worldwide market Pete Caster / [email protected] demand has propelled sales of Picked blueberries are towed from the ield into a processing area where they will be sorted and boxed up to sell at Aldrich Berry Farm & Nursery in Mossyrock in this blueberries, and producers have 2014 ile photo. been dedicating more and more in Washington, with an extra there is a lull for a few years be- acreage to their production over dense collection of producers in fore the new bushes begin bear- recent years in order to keep up. Lewis, Thurston, Clark, Skagit, ing fruit. Then, the harvest num- Alan Schreiber, Washington Snohomish, Whatcom, Chelan, bers start to trend upward all at Blueberry Commission execu- Yakima, Franklin, Walla Walla once. tive director, credits the dramatic and Grant counties. “We’re just in that huge in- increase in demand to consumer Out at Aldrich Berry Farms, crease curve in the state of Wash- awareness about the health ben- Mossyrock proprietor and dedi- ington,” said Aldrich. However, efits of blueberries, which are an cated producer Glenn Aldrich his farm, where his father plant- excellent source of dietary fiber, says the blue rush has hit his ed the first blueberry bushes in vitamin C and antioxidants that bushes as well. He says that the 1944, has not been a part of that protect against cancer, heart dis- berries have been bulging early massive acreage expansion as of ease and other age related mala- and often since late spring. late. dies. “This cool stable temperature “We’ve been pretty stable for “It is remarkable that growers thing is producing some nice a number of years,” said Aldrich. have been able to keep up with quality,” said Aldrich. “It’s across With the massive wave of consumer demand,” said Sch- the board with all kinds of fruit. blueberries hitting the market reiber in a press release. “Sup- plies of processed Washington Everything bloomed just gor- now there has been some con- blueberries have been exhausted geously. That’s what the bumper cern among farmers that the for months, making this season’s crop of berries is all about — that price may wind up falling as a large harvest essential to meet great bloom season.” consequence. Aldrich says so far consumer demand.” Aldrich Berry Farms sells di- that has not been a problem. In the release, Schreiber not- rect off of the farm and supplies “Actually the prices has been ed that growers have increased three or four fruit stands each very competitive,” said Aldrich. both organic and conventional season. The rest of their roughly “The industry has been working production. Washington is one 26 acres of blueberries are sent to very hard to increase demand. of the largest blueberry produc- a processing plant in Woodland. It’s a matter of keeping us alive.” ers in the nation, with about Aldrich said that this year’s Aldrich Berry Farms is locat- 13,000 acres dedicated to a con- weather has not been all that ed at 190 Aldrich Road, Mossy- ventional crop and another 2,500 special however, noting that, rock, about a half mile west of acres of organic blueberries. “Last year was the unusual downtown. They are open from “Large plantings in Washing- weather,” although, he added 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. every day for ton have contributed to the in- that, “The cool weather has direct sales off the farm. crease, and all the new plantings been an advantage to us this In South Thurston County, are of high-yielding varieties year because it’s slowed the fruit the Black River Blues Blueberry planted in higher densities, with from ripening.” Farm opened up for farm fresh highly efficient drip irrigation,” Aldrich pointed out that sales on June 20. They are open said Schreiber. while his farm is experiencing a 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a In 2006, Washington farm- banner season, he has been run- Pete Caster / [email protected] week. ers produced just 18.4 million ning short on harvesting help. Blueberries picked from the ield are sorted on a conveyor belt at Aldrich Berry Back in East Lewis County, pounds of blueberries. That “We’re short on crew,” said Farm & Nursery in Mossyrock in this 2014 ile photo. the 10th-annual Mossyrock production increased to 60 mil- Aldrich, who said that the farm Blueberry Festival will take place lion pounds in 2010, 96 million worker shortage seems to be an to keep up with the produce pro- by the number of acres coming August 5-7. pounds in 2014 and 103 mil- “epidemic across the country.” cess. into production,” said Aldrich. To find other blueberry pro- lion pounds in 2015. There are The booming crop of blue- “The big crop coming out of He explained that once new ducers in the region look online 225 known blueberry growers berries had only made it harder Washington is greatly influenced acreage is devoted to blueberries at www.superblues.net. Oregon Refuge Occupier Pleads Guilty; Bundys Stay in Jail PORTLAND (AP) — A mili- egon last year to do that by de- would have likely been sent to a orders and might not appear for tary veteran accused of taking fending two ranchers he believes Nevada jail if U.S. District Court trial Sept. 7. leadership roles in two armed were wrongly imprisoned for set- Judge Robert Jones had not de- "More dangerously, they may standoffs involving federal au- ting fires. cided Tuesday to keep them in attempt to recruit another stand- thorities pleaded guilty Tuesday He and others, including custody at a downtown Portland off or occupation," he wrote. in Oregon to a conspiracy charge Ammon and Ryan Bundy, occu- jail. The judge also cited what jail- and is expected to do the same pied the refuge from Jan. 2 until Jones previously granted pre- house deputies described as an involving charges in Nevada, their arrests nearly a month later. trial release to many of the men prosecutors said. A few holdouts continued the and women indicted on conspir- effort by Ryan Bundy to escape. Meanwhile, a federal judge armed protest until Feb. 11. acy charges in the case. But in a A search of his cell on April 8 decided to keep brothers Am- "In pursuing that effort, I have written opinion, Jones said the yielded a rope made with multi- mon and Ryan Bundy behind come to understand that folks Bundys are not good candidates ple sheets tied together, authori- bars as they await their Septem- who work for the government for release because the confron- ties said. ber trial in Portland on conspir- perceived my actions as intimi- tations show they believe they "I reject his excuse that he was acy charges. dating and threatening," Payne are justified in refusing federal practicing braiding," Jones wrote. The brothers have been ac- said in court. CH561673aa.do cused of leading the standoffs at Multnomah County Sheriff / via AP Payne was arrested during a PACIFIC NORTHWEST a wildlife refuge in Oregon and This Jan. 27, ile photo, provided by traffic stop while traveling with their family ranch in Nevada. the Multnomah County Sherif’s Oice, Arizona rancher Robert "LaVoy" ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA At the federal courthouse in shows Ryan Payne, one of the members Finicum and others to a commu- REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! Portland, Ryan Payne, of Ana- of an armed group occupying the Mal- nity meeting off the refuge. n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers conda, Montana, acknowledged heur National Wildlife Refuge as part of Payne complied with officers 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation that he conspired with others a dispute over public lands in the West- and left the vehicle. Finicum and Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 to prevent Interior Department ern U.S. Payne, from Anaconda, Mont., the others drove away, and Fini- Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers employees from doing their jobs cum was fatally shot by authori- 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation this winter during the occupa- in federal court in Portland, Tuesday. ties at a roadblock. Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 tion of the Malheur National Gabriel said Payne, the eighth Wildfire Refuge. man to plead guilty in the Or- More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 In a plea deal that included brandishing of a firearm that egon case, took a leadership role talks with prosecutors in Nevada, carries a mandatory minimum in the occupation, coordinating the U.S. attorney's office in Or- sentence of seven years, Gabriel armed guards and providing tac- SEASONED FIREWOOD egon recommended that Payne's said. tical training. likely 3½-year prison sentence Nevada prosecutors plan to He is scheduled to be sen- run at the same time as the pun- recommend 12 years in prison, tenced Nov. 18 but that date R&K LOGGING ishment he could receive for his and Payne's defense will push for could get pushed back based on • CLEAR CUTTING & THINNING role in a 2014 standoff with fed- less, Gabriel said. developments in Nevada, where eral agents at a Nevada ranch Payne, 32, told U.S. District authorities say Payne recruited • CLEAR CUT RE-SEEDING owned by Cliven Bundy, Assis- Court Judge Anna J. Brown in gunmen and led an armed as- • SELECT LOGGING tant U.S. Attorney Craig Gabriel Portland that his first adult de- sault on federal officers who at- said. cision was joining the military, tempted to round-up the Bundys' 360-894-1423 Ken In Nevada, the deal calls for where he took an oath to uphold cattle near Bunkerville. Payne to plead guilty to three the Constitution. Ammon and Ryan Bundy are [email protected] charges, with one involving the Payne said he came to Or- also charged in that case, and LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED LIC# 0056001827 CH557488R.N LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 • Main 7

Andrea Culletto / Nisqaully Valley News Cast members of the Tenino Young at Heart Theatre strike a pose in their production of the Broadway musical “Mary Poppins.” The Magic of Mary Poppins Comes to Tenino NOW SHOWING: Tenino IF YOU WANT TO GO: Young at Heart Theatre The Tenino Young at Heart Presents Popular Musical Theatre’s production of Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s By Andrea Culletto Mary Poppins will be per- The Nisqually Valley News formed at the Tenino High School Commons on the fol- The theater is abuzz with ac- lowing dates: tivity. A live orchestra pumps out July 21, 22, 28, 29 at 7 p.m. joyfully whimsical music while July 23, 24, 30 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Banks sings along, be- July 27 at 7 p.m. (pay as decked in early 1900s garb. you can) An English constable paces Tickets for adults are $12, past a recently completed doll- while student and senior house surrounded by paint cans. tickets cost $10. Tickets are Jane and Michael Banks scurry available at www.brownpap- across a backdrop of the Lon- ertickets.com and at the door, don skyline, followed by none while availability lasts. other than Mary Poppins her- self. Laughter permeates the set, punctuated by an impromptu with the younger cast members tap dance, an expression of the learning from their elders in true mounting excitement. collaborative style. The cast and ‘Mary Poppins’ has arrived, crew also works together to de- courtesy of the Tenino Young sign the stage and props which at Heart Theatre. According to are built new, from scratch, every director Isaac McKenzieSulli- summer. van, this local production of the The set for this year’s pro- Broadway musical closely resem- duction offers the audience a bles the Disney movie, while also uniquely engaging experience. A containing a few additions from wide walkway runs through the the original books. middle of the auditorium with Andrea Culletto / Nisqaully Valley News rows of chairs facing it on either The classic tale centers The core cast of Mary Poppins, from left to right: Mr. Banks (played by Tim Butterfield), Mrs. Banks (Theresa McKenzieSullivan), around the Banks family, con- side, reminiscent of a fashion Jane Banks (Nadine Rhodes), Michael Banks (Alaina Calquhoun), housekeeper Mrs. Brill (Katie Medford), Robertson Ay (Levi show catwalk. This aisle con- sisting of Mr. and Mrs. Banks, Somers) and “Mary Poppins” (Lauren Davis). their children Jane and Michael nects two sets on either end. and the family help, Mrs. Brill versity. He has now been direct- “It is called an Avenue Set,” and Robertson Ay. ing the Tenino Young at Heart said Isaac McKenzieSullivan. “It The crux of the plot is cen- Theatre since 2008. allows us to be in so many dif- tered on the family’s overriding “I love theater,” he said. “This ferent locations — three in the dysfunction, marked by their in- theater was an important part of house on one end, and the roof- ability to retain a nanny. Fortu- the community as I was growing top, the park, the talking shop, nately the magical Mary Poppins up and I want it to be there for the cathedral steps and the bank appears, as if from nowhere, to other people.” on the other. This way we can take up the post. While the McKenzieSullivan have a scene on one side and set “Through her unconventional family plays an important role, changes on the other side. This nannying, she makes them a Isaac McKenzieSullivan is quick makes it go a lot smoother.” better family. The title is “Mary to point out that the theater’s Performances are scheduled Poppins,” but it’s really about the productions are truly a collab- to take place during Tenino’s Or- Banks family,” said McKenzie- orative effort, sustained by many egon Trail Days. Sullivan. talented individuals. “We have matinees so visitors The story is filled with social “We have a list of people here can do Oregon Trail Days in the commentary and symbolism. who are working, or have worked morning, see us in the afternoon “There is a lot of contrast be- in, professional theater and in and see the Adam Craig Band in tween upper and lower class, be- teaching theater,” said Isaac the evening,” said Isaac McKen- tween men and women and their McKenzieSullivan. “It’s fun. The zieSullivan. “It makes for a nice roles in society,” McKenzieSul- art form is fun. The community outing to Tenino.” livan said, “which is mirrored in of volunteers that comes together With the advancement of the style of nannying that Mary to do these productions is fun. I home entertainment technol- Poppins does versus convention- feel honored to lead this group of ogy, some may wonder why they al nannying at the time. Scolding people. It is just amazing.” should step outside of their com- and beating the naughtiness out He pauses to watch as a fort zone for the experience of of kids versus rewarding their scene plays out on the rooftop live theater. good behavior. The takeaway Andrea Culletto / Nisqaully Valley News set. A spotlight behind a hidden “There is no substitute for be- for me is that no matter how bad The vocal stylings of Austin Fuentes, playing Burt, are sure to delight audiences. wooden structure projects the ing in the moment with some- someone, or some family, might shadow of the London skyline one on stage,” he said. “There is the original idea came from his Isaac was 10 or 11 and Jonathan seem, there is hope. No family is onto a thin curtain. A young boy a connection that can’t happen neighborhood children. perfect but every family can be was nine.” moves over the structure and his on a little screen. You can’t react ‘practically perfect,’ like the song “They would do these Robin Bob now serves as vocal direc- shadow appears to be skipping to each other. As for our shows, from the play. They just need a Hood plays in the backyard tor for the Tenino Young at Heart across the chimney lined roof- we really do strive for quality. little hope ... or a spoonful of the that were mostly sword fight- Theatre as well as performing tops of old London. The effect We’ve got the talent locally and proverbial sugar.” ing scenes with Maid Marian various roles, including “the park is perfect — except for the boy’s the willingness to do it. It’s a true The Tenino Young at Heart showing up at the end. They said, keeper” in Mary Poppins. Noah slightly too tall head peeking out community event.” Theatre has been producing ‘Dad, we want to do a real play.’ has become tech director and above the curtain. Isaac McKen- Audiences will find the Teni- quality productions for over So we did a little package musi- Jonathan, a carpenter in Olympia, zieSullivan laughs then delivers a no Young at Heart Theatre’s pro- two and a half decades. Accord- cal called “Johnny Appleseed,”” still helps with scenery from time few quick instructions to remedy duction of Mary Poppins humor- ing to Bob McKenzieSullivan, he said. “My sons Noah, Isaac to time. Isaac went on to obtain a the problem. ous, engaging and insightful. In area educator, former Young at and Jonathan, were all in that bachelor’s degree in theater arts The “Mary Poppins’ cast a word, it’s simply “supercalifra- Heart director and Isaac’s father, first performance. Noah was 5, from Central Washington Uni- ranges in age from 8 to over 70, gilisticexpialidocious.” Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Centralia Making Quiet Progress on Flooding Problem Much of the discussion on two large pools located along the results are broader than the past, It’s nice to see the city keep- how to prevent chronic flood- Our Views road. The pools fill during times with the potential for programs ing focus on the matter locally ing in Lewis County has been fore, though, the city of Centra- of heavy rain and slows flows to buy out habitually flooded while participating in larger re- centered on the possibility of a lia is making quiet progress in to allow runoff water to work properties and floodproofing gional efforts to address chronic dam in the upper reaches of the its continued efforts to prevent through the creek. The project of structures while continuing flooding in a meaningful way. Chehalis River Basin. flooding and reduce associated will allow the ponds to hold efforts to elevate homes in the Centralia is certainly not The state is vetting a number damage in the Hub City. more water to reduce the impact floodplain. alone on the march to progress, of potential fixes for Washing- As reported in The Chronicle, of a 100-year flood event. “Sometimes we forget in the as other cities are also identify- ton’s second-largest basin, and Parallel to those efforts, the middle of summer what can ing and solving problems closer the design phase for a flood re- residents have reason to be city is also looking at other ways happen at any time of the year,” to home through the frame- pleased with the progress even lief effort along China Creek has to minimize the impact of rising Community Development Di- work provided by the Flood if still cautious about years of been completed. waters in Centralia. rector Emil Pierson said. “One Authority. stops and starts on the issue. The next phase will be to Last week, the City Council thing the council is charged Still, the advancement of The Flood Authority and the redirect the creek to meander was updated on continuing with is using the toolbox in front these important projects are Governor’s Work Group contin- through a debris-laden channel work with the Flood Author- of us and finding ways to miti- worth praise. We’re pleased the ue to steer that important work. in the 25-acre field along Little ity and a consultant to identify gate flooding that occurs in our Centralia City Council has kept As has been noted here be- Hanaford Road and through flood mitigation options. The community.” flood mitigation as a top priority. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking Is There a Pitchfork in Your Future? It took a couple of weeks for my thought pro- cesses to work up the following plan. I’ve men- tioned at various yard sales that I was looking for a pitchfork. Nothing else turns a compost pile as well as it does. At a recent sale at the outdoor pool I men- tioned my quest, and Phoebe Slusher said she thought her mom had an old one. A week or so later, she appeared at my door with it in hand. I held out a $10 bill, which she refused. I said “Consider it a donation to the pool.” She accepted that reasoning. A week or so later I came into repossession of my old pitchfork, courtesy of my former wife, who had no need for it. I now had two. The thought came to me, “Why not conduct a chain of sales of the first one, with the proceeds going to the pool.” So I’m suggesting the following: I’ll sell that original pitchfork for $10, and donate that money to the pool. The buyer then re- peats the same transaction with someone else. Each time the pitchfork changes hands, an- other $10 (or more) goes into the By Bill Moeller pot for the outdoor pool. Does it sound doable, or is it just another of Moeller’s Letters crazy ideas, like wanting to make the old golf I complained (nicely) about the visit frequently. course into a summertime performance facility? Walmart Explorer Pined missing benches and wished they I have gotten to know Edna over The pitchfork could — and probably should for the Return of Benches could be back. I was listened to politely the last couple of years as we are both — be painted in tasteful but eye-catching colors. and kindly, with sympathy and assur- county commissioners who work The previous owner had painted part of it pink, A few months ago someone in the upper echelon of Walmart’s hierar- ances that they would take my com- together on the Washington State to deter thieves or forgetful borrowers. (My old ments to someone higher up. Association of Counties Legislative one still has the remnants of gold spray paint on chy decided that the two back-to-back benches that have always sat between As I leaned on my cart, wishing to Steering Committee. I am currently a the tines, because it was once used by the direc- sit down for just a short time, I wan- co-chairman of that committee. As a tor of the Centralia College choir to lead the the grocery department and the rest of the store (you know, pharmacy, toys, dered through the aisles, feeling like former long-time resident of the area, group in a corny rendition of “Old MacDonald’s someone lost in a desert who longs for I can tell that Edna certainly under- Farm.”) sporting goods, stationery, sewing sec- tion. etc.), were not necessary. water, rest ... I needed ... rest ... gasp ... . stands the needs of the residents of If you’re interested in becoming the next Then one day as I left the savanna Lewis County. owner, call me at (360) 736-7211. It’s not in the The benches were taking up “need- of the dry goods part of the store and She has been a leader among her phone book because I get my phone line through ed” advertising and stacking space. began to cross over the great divide peers, strongly advocating for im- someone other than “Ma Bell.” This decision was an arbitrary one, not leading to the grocery department, I proved flood control measures, in- That brings up an embarrassing moment come to in the democratic way of a spied them! The back-to-back benches creased flexibility for investing local that illustrates how advancing years can affect vote. Just like that, the island of easing were back! Hooray! Yippee! Hot dog! tourism funding, and creating oppor- even the best of us (a group in which I arbitrarily your aching feet was gone. With a snap of the fingers it was no longer possible Thank you, Walmart employees, who tunities for county job growth. place myself) I called The Chronicle’s editor, Eric took my cause to the upper echelon Schwartz, to leave a message and got his voice to rest your weary bones after the sa- I have always found Edna to be a fari of navigating your way through of the Walmart store hierarchy, thank thoughtful and diligent supporter of mail so I gave him what I thought was my home you, thank you, thank you! number. When he called it, though, someone the dry goods part of the store before the citizens she represents who listens plunging into the depths of the grocery And thank you, mysterious up- to all sides of an issue before deciding from KELA answered! I haven’t been there for per person, who decrees what shall or well over 20 years, but somehow that number department. on the best path forward. Together, I was distraught. How could this shall not be in Walmart Land. Thank we’ve worked on everything from un- must have seemed like home to me at the time. you for having pity on an arthritic, old With proper aging, this could happen to you. be? How many times had I rested funded mandates, to mental health on those back-to-back benches after lady’s tired feet. And thank you, fellow and chemical dependency issues, to Since I’ve mentioned this newspaper, I want complainers (nicely of course) for ask- to add my approval for the emphasis that is being struggling through the labyrinth of growth management reforms. rows and aisles of goods, gathering my ing for the benches return, together we I am proud to have grown up in placed on local human interest stories. The piece stand! (er ... sit). in Saturday’s paper about the people who paint strength for the rest of my monthly the communities of Lewis County. rocks and then leave them in surprising places is shopping in the grocery area? And as a former resident, I believe you How many times had that short rest D. Louise Khvoroff are incredibly fortunate to have such a good example. Randle I think a smile is as good as a belly laugh any given me the strength to carry on? But a caring, hardworking and capable day. Laughing at some things may sometimes my eyes did not deceive me, the bench- county commissioner. As a county leave us with an embarrassed feeling, but a smile es really were gone. I searched in vain Fellow County Commissioner commissioner myself and as Edna’s is always in fashion, and besides, don’t you al- for them among the neatly stacked, Encourages Vote for Fund colleague, I am proud to serve with ways feel better afterward? head high mounds of things for sale someone who truly embodies what a I do confess, though, that I recently laughed (I did find one lone bench way back in I’m writing to encourage all vot- county commissioner should be — a loud enough to cause Zelda to stir in my lap. It a corner, but getting to it wore me out ers in Lewis County to re-elect Edna selfless public servant, a student of was the first time I had seen the TV ad from Gei- even more). Fund as county commissioner for the issues and someone who truly lis- co that featured a gang of confused, or confusing, I asked several Walmart employ- District 1. tens. pirates. Good clean fun never goes out of style. ees about the benches’ disappearance. I grew up in the Tenino area and As co-chairman of the Counties Holding down the fort Saturday in our weekly I told them I missed the back-to-back spent a large portion of my youth in Legislative Steering Committee, I “Veterans for Peace” vigil was fun last Saturday, benches, that I have arthritis in my feet Lewis County. I played baseball at know I can always count on Edna to particularly so because of the thousands of STP (and everywhere else) and being able to Fort Borst Park, my family and I at- understand the needs of her commu- bicyclists who were peddling past. And, especially rest briefly helped so much. tended church in Centralia, I loved nity and to fight for their interests. I for those who even reached out to give us rolling I was gently reminded that there spending summers at the Southwest know you can count on her, too. high fives as they did — not an easy thing to do. are electric carts to ride on in the store Washington Fair. Please vote this year to retain Edna ••• if I was too tired to walk, and I have One of my first jobs was in down- Fund as your county commissioner Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, mayor, book- used them at times. But isn’t it better town Chehalis, and I graduated from for District 1. store owner, city council member, paratrooper and pi- to walk when I can, and just rest now Centralia College. While I no longer lot living in Centralia. He can be reached at bookma- and then, leaving the cart to someone live there, my family and I still have Paul Jewell [email protected]. in greater need? friends and family in the area and we Kittitas County commissioner

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 • Main 9 Siblings Plan Dad’s 100th Birthday Party in Centralia CHESTER STEELE: Longtime Lewis County Resident’s Former Farm Covered by Riffe Lake By Natalie Johnson [email protected] A longtime-Lewis County resident is preparing to meet his second century, and two of his daughters have scheduled a pub- lic party to commemorate the occasion. The party is open to family and friends and starts at 1 p.m. Aug. 6 at Rotary Riverside Park in Centralia. The daughters are planning the party to help their father cel- ebrate a milestone he’s been an- ticipating for years. “He’s been waiting for the year 100 forever,” said daughter Reta Fleming. “Our family lives into their 100s.” Chester Steele, born 100 years ago on Aug. 3, was born in Lewis County and started his life on his parents’ 200-acre farm in Riffe. While Steele spends much of his time thinking back on his days logging in rural Lewis County, Fleming and McMe- namy said their father has been Courtesy Photo weakened by dementia since the Chester Steele, center, poses with family members in a recent photo. The Lewis County native will celebrate his 100th birthday at a party in Centralia on Aug. 6. death of their mother Ruth, in now Riffe Lake with his grow- selves, helped other struggling started in 1910 after moving to repeated serious injuries from 2013. Ruth and Chester Steele were ing family. Chester and his wife families in Riffe during the Great Washington from West Virginia the dangerous profession. married for nearly 75 years. For Ruth, married in 1938 and had 11 Depression. is still under water. “Most of the people (in the days on end, he relives the old children. Two tragically died in a The family lived in the area “We were one of the last peo- area) knew everyone or were re- days, still talking about land house fire, while Ruth was able until they were forced out in ple to leave,” Fleming said. lated,” Fleming said. deals and timber sales. to save the third, Fleming said. the early 1960s by the dam that The Steele family was well- Steele’s birthday party is a He relives the hard times too, Fleming and McMenamy re- flooded the entire valley, cre- known in the area, she said. potluck. His daughters and care- they said. Steele built his own member hearing that Steele and ating Riffe Lake. Much of the Steele had his own logging givers say he still loves coffee and home and stayed near what’s his family, though poor them- 200-acre farm where his family company, and only retired after desserts, particularly apple pie. Local Author Publishes First Volume Focused on Cowlitz River History ONE OF FIVE: Book Focuses on History TO PICK UP A COPY To purchase “The Cowlitz of Swofford, Green River Valley Heritage: Swofford, Mountain and Ajlune Green Mountain and Ajlune,” contact Anni Evans at (360) By Justyna Tomtas 880-8142 or email cowlitzgirl@ [email protected] gmail.com. The book will be published After over 10 years of com- in early August by Gorham piling information, conducting Printing. interviews and piecing together Look for Evans at the an- the history of East Lewis County, nual Mossyrock Blueberry Fes- a local author will soon publish tival from Aug. 5 to Aug. 7. She the first of five volumes focused will be selling her book there. on the early history of the area. For more information, go Anni Evans first began the online to www.cowlitzvalley- project in 1994 for one of her heritage.com. college classes. Learning more about the communities sur- Courtesy Photo rounding Mossyrock, Evans later Anni Evans’ book, the cover of which is realized the task at hand would shown here, will be published in early far outgrow a classroom. August and available at the Mossyrock After years of research, she Blueberry Festival. has compiled enough context for five volumes of over 200 pages a good foundation for others to each focused on the communi- build upon. ties of Mayfield, Winston Creek, Mossyrock, Harmony, Salkum, “People now can have a his- Silver Creek, Ajlune, Swofford, torical framework to work with,” Riffe and Neskia. she said. Volume five, the first book The research for the other which will be published in early four volumes, each focusing August, focuses on Swofford, on different areas on the valley, Green Mountain and Ajlune. has already been completed. Al- The early history depicted in though Evans did not provide a the 240-some pages of the book timeline for when they will be brings together stories and pho- published, she said all that is left tos published elsewhere, as well to do is format them. as new information and pictures in a chronological comprehen- Evans has a bachelor’s degree sive way, Evans said. and a master’s degree in educa- “I wanted to do something tion. no one else had done,” Evans According to her, the interest said about her decision to focus and passion to research for the on the Cowlitz River Valley as a five volumes “arose from a sense whole. of loss from being uprooted by Evans attended the Mossy- Tacoma Power and have served rock School District through as a journey to retrieve her sense sixth grade and later moved to District, she said piecing together story. from the Mossyrock area actu- the early history of the Cowlitz The most challenging part ally became an advantage during of heritage.” Central Park near Aberdeen. Her parents and grandpar- After being uprooted from the River Valley was possible thanks was finding the time to complete her research because she never place she spent a large chunk of to a lot of “fateful accidents.” such a large project. assumed anything. ents, who were lifetime residents, her childhood, Evans wanted to While working on the book, “If I would have rushed it, Although the books may be had their properties condemned know more of the history in the she randomly met people — like I would have missed a lot of the most comprehensive ones to by Tacoma Power to build the area. one of her college professors — things,” Evans said. date on the early history of the Mossyrock Dam, Evans said. Now living in Oakville and who later would add important Cross referencing all of her area, Evans said she hopes her Many of her relatives still re- working in the Oakville School information to the pages of her sources, Evans said moving away research and writing serves as side in the area. News in Brief Lewis County tion fee. will be celebrating 15 years with Lodging Tax title and name of hired positions, Berries and shortcake will be its annual Show-n-Shine Car contracted positions, employees Adventist School served. Show on Sunday, Aug. 21. Applications and a list of current board of di- Plans Open House Lewis County Adventist There will be vendors, awards, Available Online rectors must be included, as well School is located at 2102 S. dash plaques, music, a raffle, as a project description. By The Chronicle Scheuber Road, Chehalis. door prizes and fun for the en- By The Chronicle The applications will be re- Lewis County Adventist The school can be reached by tire family. Lewis County Lodging Tax viewed by the Lodging Tax Advi- The car show will be at the School is hosting an open house calling (360) 748-3213, by email applications for 2017 are avail- sory Committee. Tenino City Park and is free to 6:30-7:30 p.m. Monday. at [email protected] or on its web- able online. The committee then recom- The school has programs for the public. Entry fee for partici- The applications are due by site, www.lcas.org. mends funding allocations to the full-day kindergarten, and el- pants is $15. Awards will be at 2 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 4. ementary, middle, junior high p.m. The applications must be commissioners. and high school (freshmen and T90 Quarrymen Plan There will be a pancake delivered to karri.muir@lewis- The application is available sophomores). Annual Car Show breakfast hosted by the Masonic countywa.gov, and cc’d to rachel. online at http://lewiscountywa. Parents who register their Lodge beginning at 7 a.m. The [email protected]. gov/commissioners/tourism- students on Monday will receive By The Chronicle Tenino Lions Club will be serv- Financial documents, non- promotion-funding-applica- a $50 discount on the registra- The T90 Quarrymen car club ing bratwursts for lunch. profit determination and the tion. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT License Plate Taken block of Northwest Louisiana one entered her barn and stole a a broken arm. The 1985 Toyota Vehicle Prowl Avenue. small refrigerator, cordless drill, pickup was totaled. The driver • At 7:41 p.m. on Monday, 20-gallon water heater, toolbox, reportedly said he couldn’t ex- • At 10:59 a.m. on Monday, police received a report of a theft Gasoline Theft Reported keys and a 50-foot garden hose plain the crash, but the passen- police received a report of a ve- of a license plate in the past five valued at more than $500. ger reported that the truck had hicle prowl in the 2000 block of days in the 100 block of Benja- • At 3:47 p.m. on Tuesday, a steering issues. The truck re- Borst Avenue. Personal identi- min Street. gasoline drive-off was reported Man Hits Power Pole After portedly pulled to the left before in the 600 block of West Main fication and credit cards were Swerving to Avoid Elk striking logs and trees. stolen. Rolex Watches Among Street. Items Stolen From Vehicle • At 4:34 p.m. on Tuesday, Inmate Reportedly Makes Fraud Reported Trespassers Spotted deputies responded to a report • At 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday, of a truck driving into a power ‘Pruno’ at Jail • At 2:07 p.m. on Monday, police received a report of a theft • At 4:23 p.m. on Tuesday, a pole in the 200 block of Cannon • At 6:52 p.m. on Tuesday, police received a report of a theft from a vehicle in the 100 block trespasser was reported in the Road in Packwood. The driver, a deputies received a report of a of money from a bank account of North Tower Avenue. Items 1000 block of Northwest Loui- 46-year-old Packwood man re- possible possession of a con- in the 1900 block of South Gold including a bag of jewelry and siana Avenue. No arrests were ported that he swerved to avoid trolled substance by an inmate Street. The case is under inves- two Rolex watches were stolen. made. elk in the road and hit a power at the Lewis County Jail. Depu- tigation. • At 11:35 p.m. on Tues- pole with the 2009 Dodge Ram ties arrived that evening to learn Fraudulent Check Cashed day, police received a report of truck he was driving. The truck that a 20-year-old inmate al- Possible Luring Reported a trespasser in the 900 block of • At 8:20 a.m. on Tuesday, was totaled. The driver report- legedly made three bottles of Southwest William Avenue. No edly refused medical treatment. “pruno” a kind of improvised, • At 3:48 p.m. on Monday, police received a report of a arrests were made. police received a report that a fraudulent check being cashed fermented alcoholic drink Mechanical Issues Suspected in sometimes made in prisons or man in the 2000 block of Borst in the 1900 block of South Gold Harassment Avenue tried to a lure a 4-year- Street. Crash on Forest Road jails with leftover food. Deputies old girl into his car. Police con- • At 9:54 p.m. on Tuesday, contacted the inmate, who re- • The Sheriff’s Office re- ported that he made the concoc- tacted the man but were “not Mail Stolen police received a report of ha- sponded at about 5 p.m. Tuesday able to establish a criminal of- rassment in the 300 block of tion with an orange, apple and • At 11:23 a.m. on Tuesday, to a crash reported about five bread that day. The liquid was fense occurred,” according to Southwest Third Street. miles up Forest Service Road the police department. mail was reported stolen in the sent to the Washington State 1500 block of South Gold Street. 25 in Randle. The 59-year-old Patrol crime lab to determine if LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE male driver was not injured but Man Booked on Suspicion of it contains alcohol. Charges are Cash Stolen Man Booked for Underage a 63-year-old passenger suffered pending against the inmate. Protection-Order Violation Marijuana Possession After • At 8:08 p.m. on Monday, • At 1:29 p.m. on Tuesday, a Traffic Stop Eric J. Underwood, 60 of Cen- person reported $40 stolen in Make This The Year You Pre-Plan tralia, was arrested in the 2600 the 900 block of Scheuber Road. • At 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, block of Fords Prairie Avenue • At 9:20 a.m. on Wednesday, deputies reportedly pulled over Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: on suspicion of violating a Cen- police received a report of a theft a vehicle in the 900 block of • Your family knows your wishes tralia Municipal Court domestic of money in the 100 block of Harrison Avenue, and smelled • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues violence no contact order. Harrison Avenue in Centralia. marijuana through the open driver’s side window. The driver, • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided • You have peace of mind knowing you have Theft Reported Make-Up Thief Identified identified as Brandon J. John- son, 20, of Centralia, reportedly given your family a loving git • At 7:37 a.m. on Wednesday, • At 12:46 a.m. on Tuesday, admitted he was smoking mari- Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for police received a report of a theft police received a report of a theft juana, and said he had a medical advice on how to start the conversaion about inal wishes from a store in the 600 block of of makeup in the 1200 block of marijuana card, but was not able South Tower Avenue. A man Harrison Avenue. A suspect was to produce it for deputies. John- and woman reportedly took identified but no arrests have son was arrested on suspicion of OUR LEWIS COUNTY CH560436jc.do items without paying for them, been made. violation of the Uniform Con- ARRANGEMENT OFFICE then fled in a red Mitsubishi 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 trolled Substances Act. Centralia, WA passenger car. The case is under CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT investigation. Hit and Run LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 Man Steals Tip Jar, Runs • At 11:19 a.m. on Tuesday, Refrigerator, Tools Stolen in police received a report of a hit Burglary • At 8:47 p.m. on Monday, and run in the 1000 block of police received a report that a Southwest Pacific Avenue. • The Sheriff’s Office is in- man stole a tip jar from a busi- vestigating a burglary that re- ness in the 2100 block of Havi- portedly occurred between land Street in Centralia. The Tip Jar Swiped Sunday and Tuesday in the 3600 man allegedly fled the scene in a • At 3:17 p.m. on Tuesday, block of Cooks Hill Road. The small black two-door passenger police received a report of a man victim, a 66-year-old woman car driven by a woman. stealing a tip jar in the 1000 from Centralia, reported some-

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Baughman is scheduled to Ron is survived by his wife of make her first appearance in 31 years, Dorothy; a sister, Joy Leaf Lewis County Superior Court RICHARD WHITE (Ken) of Longview; six children, Ray this afternoon. Winters (Faye) of Sequim, Wash., “Dick” Pat Winters (Melody) of Toledo, Nanci Carlin of Carlsbad, Calif., Death Notices Idaho and served our Ron Aust of Lawrence, Kan., Pam and road building equipment. Ron’s country as a member of Hogan of Seattle, and Cheryl Carroll interest in carpentry and woodworking • PETER FEIST, 94, Napavine, died Friday, the U.S. Navy. He was July 15, at Providence Centralia Hospital. of Machias; eight grandchildren; and led later to another career in home employed by the Federal building and remodeling. Viewing will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Aviation Administration as six great-grandchildren. St. Joseph Catholic Church, Chehalis. A an electronics technician, He was preceded in death by his Ron was a member of the Toledo funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Thurs- until his retirement. irst wife, Colleen; and brother, Dick Flying Club, becoming licensed in both day, July 28, at the church. Arrange- Dick was preceded Winters, formerly of Toledo. ixed wing and helicopter. He willingly ments are under the care of Newell-Ho- shared his joy of lying, taking erling’s Mortuary, Centralia. in death by his parents. Ron was born March 12, 1929, • SHERI DOW, 50, Centralia, died Monday, He is survived by his in Toledo, to Ray and Vi Winters. many local residents for joy rides. In July 4, at Providence Centralia Hospital. sisters, Doris Casto of He attended Toledo High School and retirement, he owned a vacation home No services are scheduled at this time. Vancouver, Wash., and graduated in 1947. He also attended at the beach and enjoyed digging clams Arrangements are under the care of Marilyn (Mike) McCann Centralia College. with his children and large extended Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. of Chehalis, Wash.; as Early in his career Ron worked family. In his later years Ron built well as numerous cousins, • AARON JOHN SCHILT, 28, Centralia, died Sat- for various logging companies as a and enjoyed his home on the river. He urday, July 16, in Centralia. A celebration nieces, and nephews. of life will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bethel Richard “Dick” White, He was a wonderful, high climber. During this time he also loved to entertain friends and all of Downtown, Centralia. Arrangements 80, passed away peacefully kind and honest man. He competed in speed climbing events and his family on his deck with a view of are under the care of Sticklin Funeral in his sleep July 2, 2016, will be greatly missed. was rated in the top ive speed climbers the Cowlitz River. Chapel, Centralia. at Serenity Care Inc., in Dick requested no services; in the world. Somewhere along the The family is grateful to the • ROY KENNETH WHITWORTH, 89, Centralia, Centralia, Wash. however, there will be a doctors and staff of St. John Medical Dick was born in line he completed courses in television died Sunday, July 17, at home. A memo- gathering for family and repair and owned his own business. Center for their help and support. rial service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Kellogg, Idaho March friends at the time of burial His love for logging drew him back Friends and family are welcome to Harrison Square Presbyterian Church, 18, 1936, to Myrtle and in Colfax, Wash. Centralia. Arrangements are under the Lee White. He grew up to the woods. In 1968 he, with three attend a memorial in Ron’s honor at care of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, and graduated from High To view this obituary, please partners, formed Portway Logging 1 p.m. Saturday at the Toledo Senior Centralia. School in Coeur d’Alene, go to chronline.com/obituaries. Company which in the early 1970s Center. Private burial will take place • DARLENE ANDERSON, 77, Rochester, died had in excess of 100 employees. After at Lone Hill Cemetery in Toledo. Tuesday, July 19, at Providence Centralia Sticklin Funeral Chapel retiring from Portway Ron owned Hospital. Service details are pending. Ar- 1437 South Gold To view the obituary, please go to Condolences may be offered at rangements are under the direction of Centralia, WA 98531 and operated many pieces of logging chronline.com/obituaries. www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. (360) 736-1388 • Main 11 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 Former Employee Charged with Embezzlement from Chehalis Furniture Store FURNITURE WORLD: Misti cliner and loveseat, the customer doctored, according to court had documentation proving he documents. Moore, With Six Priors ‘‘We don’t know where she’s at.’’ bought the items from the store, In all, Furniture World staff in Virginia, is Under specifically from Moore, with found $20,000 in discrepancies $2,000 cash. in their books since January 2015, State Supervision in Brad Meagher Store management provided according to court documents. Olympia but Failed to prosecuting attorney investigators with a folder full At the time charges were filed of receipts and records detailing against Moore, investigators Arrive in Court Tuesday similar instances. In many situ- identified three specific sales in By Natalie Johnson ations, customers were encour- which Moore is accused of steal- her first appearance out of cus- Superior Court Judge Nelson aged to pay with cash and given ing $5,880 from Furniture World. [email protected] tody in Lewis County Superior Hunt issued a $5,000 bench war- receipts that reflected their pay- Court documents note that more A warrant was issued Tuesday Court Tuesday, but didn’t appear. rant for her arrest on the theft ment. However, the store’s own fraudulent transactions are sus- in Lewis County Superior Court Lewis County Chief Crimi- charge. records of the purchases were pected to have occurred. for a woman accused of steal- nal Deputy Prosecutor Brad In May, the Chehalis Police ing thousands of dollars from a Meagher said his office sent Department began investigating 1988 - 2016 Chehalis furniture store after she Moore a summons, but the post allegations of theft at the busi- failed to appear for a preliminary office returned it. ness by Moore, a manager at the hearing in the case. Moore has six felony convic- store who, according to court Aaron John Schilt The Lewis County Prosecu- tions from Virginia, where she documents, had recently quit tor’s Office has filed one charge was accused of embezzlement with no explanation. left the presence of family the of first-degree theft against Misti from a furniture store, accord- The store’s management be- words, “I love you” followed Marie Moore, 45, of Olympia, af- ing to court documents. She is gan noticing discrepancies re- every goodbye. He was of the ter allegations surfaced that she reportedly on state Department garding customer receipts. In notion no one knew what the stole thousands of dollars by ma- of Corrections supervision in one instance, for example, a future would behold and these words always needed to be nipulating customer receipts and Olympia, despite prosecutors not customer came to the store to expressed as they relected the purchase records while working being able to reach her. organize repairs for furniture he intentions of his heart. at Furniture World in Chehalis. “We don’t know where she’s purchased. While the store had All of Aaron’s family and She was scheduled to make at,” Meagher said. no record of his purchase of a re- friends knew Aaron as a gentle spirit, a man who was sensitive to the needs of others. Aaron loved to camp with friends, Missing Onalaska Man Found Hitchhiking in Oregon hunt and hike. He found that he could express himself through By The Chronicle the residence he shares with his No recent transactions had been painting, composing music wife in the 100 block of McCann identified, according to the Sher- Aaron John Schilt made and playing his guitar, all of A man reported missing this his grand entry into the world which he loved to do with his week from his home in Onalaska Road in Onalaska after they had iff’s Office. Jan. 9, 1988, Centralia, Wash. friends. As Aaron looked to was found hitchhiking at 8 a.m. an argument. An Oregon State Police He is the son of Shelli Schmitt his future, he had the desire Wednesday morning in The McTimmons left on foot trooper found McTimmons on and John and Cheri Schilt; and for marriage and to have grandson of Joyce Stanield, children of his own. He loved Dalles, Oregon. without his cell phone and Wednesday and reported that he Al and Gean Schmitt, Eugene his nieces and nephews and Sean McTimmons, 72, was house keys but did take his wal- left of his own volition and was Schilt and Kay and Ed Parnel. was excited for his opportunity reported missing after he left let, which contained a debit card. safe. His siblings include April to be a husband and father. Kelley, Amber Heikkila and As Aaron lived life, everything Perry Vicars. Aaron has a he experienced and pursued large extended family that he was seen through the lens of Woman Faces 20 Felony Charges for Alleged Check Fraud deeply loved and was highly his faith. As a young boy, he committed to. surrendered his life to Jesus By The Chronicle degree theft. Diaz-Deleon allegedly wrote From birth, Aaron’s Christ and this relationship A Centralia woman is fac- She did not appear for her 27 checks on another person’s presence was immediate as he became the cornerstone of always added value to those ing 20 felony theft and forgery first scheduled hearing on Tues- bank account between October his decision making and his around him. He was selless in treatment of others. charges after allegedly writing day and was issued a $5,000 and December 2015. his approach to relationships. It The morning of July 16, more than two dozen checks bench warrant. On Wednesday, She reportedly told police she was his desire to always put the 2016, Aaron passed away in from another person’s account. she appeared at 4 p.m. in Lewis had permission to use the checks, interests of others before his the comfort of his home in own needs. He always made Tawni Lorraine Diaz-Deleon, County Superior Court to quash then admitted to writing and Centralia. sure family understood what To view this obituary, please go to 39, of Centralia, was charged the warrant and for her first ap- signing the checks because she they meant to him. When he chronline.com/obituaries. Tuesday in Lewis County Superi- pearance. She was granted un- was upset over the status of her or Court with 18 counts of forg- secured bail and her next court relationship with the victim, ac- ery and two counts of second- hearing is scheduled for July 28. cording to court documents. Services: Saturday, July 23, 2016 News in Brief 2:00 p.m. Bethel Church Police Search for Auditor’s Office Cispus Road Closure Downtown Centralia Eluding Suspect Reminds Voters to Scheduled for 413 North Tower Avenue, Centralia, WA 98531 with DOC Warrant Postmark Ballots on Next Week By The Chronicle or Before Aug. 2 By The Chronicle Law enforcement officers are By The Chronicle Cispus Road will be closed Going on Vacation? searching for a man wanted on a starting at 10 a.m. on Monday, The Lewis County Auditor’s state Department of Corrections July 25 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Don’t Just Stop Your Papers, Office is reminding voters that warrant who allegedly ran from July 38. Donate Them To NIE! police Monday. ballot envelopes need to be post- marked on or before Aug. 2 to be The road, also known as At 6:16 p.m. on Monday, of- Forest Service Road 23, will be ficers spotted Aaron D. Malone, counted. Ballots returned with a postal closed for maintenance work For More 27, of Chehalis, who they knew to between milepost 2.71 to mile- Information have a DOC warrant for his arrest, cancellation date after Election Or To Donate Day will be invalid, stated a press post 5.27. Detour routes will be Call Customer in the 3000 block of Foron Road provided. For more information, Service in Centralia. He was reportedly release from the office.

Newspapers Newspapers 360-807-8203 The U.S. Postal Service advis- contact Amanda Grindle at (253) In Education driving a silver Hyundai Accent. 531-2144. Officers attempted to stop es voters to mail their ballots at the vehicle, but Malone allegedly least one week prior to the elec- fled from officers and was able to tion. elude them and evade arrest. If the ballot is not mailed ROY “KEN” WHITWORTH Officers are still looking for until Election Day, the person MARCH 25, 1927 ~ JULY 17, 2016 Malone, according to the Cen- should take the ballot packet tralia Police Department. to the postal clerk and have the and Loma were married in Jennifer Opheim (Mike), clerk stamp the envelope with a Wenatchee, Wash., Oct. 30, Ryan Meuret, Adam Meuret, circular post office cancellation 1948 and made Wenatchee Brandon Whitworth (Laura), Van, Semi Collide stamp, stated the release. their home for many years, Britton Whitworth (Ashleigh) Mailboxes and postal fa- raising their family. He was and Heather Whitworth; three on I-5 in Centralia cilities have the last pickup time active in the community and great-grandchildren, Scott By The Chronicle posted. If the ballot is placed in the Okanogan Street Church Opheim, Ava and Brynn Two people were injured after a mailbox after the last pick up, of Christ and King’s Orchard Whitworth; as well as many a van and a semi truck report- the ballot will not be postmarked Church of Christ. nieces and nephews. edly collided Tuesday night on in time to be counted. After 30 years of service, He and Loma were close to Interstate 5 in Centralia. Voters are encouraged to use he retired as a chief operator celebrating 68 years together At 11:54 p.m. on Tuesday, the four ballot drop boxes in lieu of for the Rocky Reach Dam- and were inseparable. Dad Washington State Patrol respond- mailing. Chelan County Public Utility set an exemplary example ed to the collision on northbound The boxes are located in the District in 1979. After as a Christian, husband and I-5 at milepost 81 in Centralia. following places: retirement, many years were father. He cherished his According to a report from • Chehalis Avenue dropbox, spent traveling in their RV and children, grandchildren, great- the WSP, two vehicles — a 2015 corner of Chehalis and Center Roy Kenneth Whitworth, wintering in Arizona. He also grandchildren and extended Freightliner semi hauling a 2016 streets, Chehalis. The entrance is 89, husband, father, worked part time as a realtor family. Ken will be dearly utility trailer and a 2012 Freight- on Center Street. grandfather and great- in the Wenatchee Valley. missed, but we have comfort liner van — were both headed • Twin Cities Senior Center, grandfather was called home In 2004, they relocated knowing he has gone home northbound on the freeway 2545 N. National Ave., Chehalis to be with his Lord, Sunday, to Centralia. He attended and will be waiting for each when they approached a lane • Morton Senior Center, 103 July 17, 2016. He passed Harrison Square Presbyterian of us to join him someday. His that was closed for construction. Westlake Ave., Morton peacefully at his home with his Church in Centralia. In 2015, smile, compassion and love is The van reportedly slowed for • Lewis County courthouse, family by his side in Centralia, Ken and his brother, Dean a memory many have shared Wash. had the opportunity to travel and carry with them. traffic. The semi was unable to 351 NW North St. Chehalis Ken was born in Bloomburg, together to Washington D.C., A memorial service will be stop in time and struck the back The drop box at the court- Texas, to Roy and Marie thanks to Puget Sound Honor held Saturday, July 23, 2016, at of the van, according to the WSP. house is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Whitworth March 25, 1927. Flight to visit many of the 1:00 p.m., at Harrison Square The crash was caused by the weekdays and from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day. The others He was the youngest of two Military Memorials. This was Presbyterian Church, 1227 driver of the semi, identified as sons. Ken attended Garnett a major highlight in his later Harrison Avenue, Centralia, are open 24 hours until 8 p.m. on Satwinder Singh, 30, of Everett, High School in Garnett, Kan. life. He met for breakfast on Wash. He will be interned at a Election Day. following too closely and not In January 1945, his senior a weekly basis with many of later date at Tahoma National To obtain a replacement bal- paying enough attention, accord- year, he enlisted in the U.S. the local Word War ll veterans Cemetery. ing to the WSP. Singh is facing a lot, call (360) 740-1278, (360) Navy. After boot camp, he was and supported the Veterans In lieu of lowers, family citation for following too closely. 740-1164, or toll free within assigned to the USS Nereus Memorial Museum. has requested that donations Singh was not injured. The Lewis County at 1-800-562-6130, (AS-17) for active duty in the He was preceded in death may be made to Puget Sound semi was damaged and towed ext. 1278 or ext. 1164; visit the Paciic. He was discharged in by his parents. Honor Flight or American from the scene. Auditor’s Office between 8 a.m. August 1946, in Bremerton, He is survived by his Cancer Society. The driver and a passenger and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Wash. He completed his loving wife, Loma; brother, Arrangements by Newell- in the van, identified as Ruben Friday, or between 7 a.m. and 8 high school requirements in Dean (Margaret) of Puyallup; Hoerling’s Mortuary. You Martinezpuente, 31, of Hollister, p.m. on Election Day; or obtain Spokane, Wash. Ken then children, Marilyn Applegate may sign the guest book, share California, and Kelly M. Reed, it online at www.myvote.wa.gov. moved to Wenatchee and (Rob) of Prineville, Ore., condolences and memories 46, of Sebastopol, California, The Auditor’s Office, located enrolled at Wenatchee Valley Don Whitworth (Dianne) of http://www.newellhoerlings. were both injured and trans- at 321 NW North St. in Chehalis, College. He met the love of his Black Diamond, Wash., and com. ported to Providence Centralia is a voting center and accessible life, Loma Rae Price, through Karen Meuret of Issaquah, Hospital. voting units are available during his future brother-in-law. Ken Wash.; grandchildren, To view this obituary, please go to The van was damaged and regular business hours and on chronline.com/obituaries. towed from the scene. Election Day. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Federal Immigration Turkish Lawmakers Court Backlog Tops Set to Give Erdogan 500,000 Pending Cases Sweeping New Powers WASHINGTON (AP) — The ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — backlog in the federal immigra- Turkish lawmakers convened tion court system has eclipsed Thursday to endorse sweeping half a million pending cases, The new powers for President Recep Associated Press has learned. Tayyip Erdogan that would allow The Justice Department’s Ex- him to expand a crackdown in the ecutive Office for Immigration wake of last week’s failed coup. Review said Wednesday there are The 550-member parliament now 500,051 pending immigra- is set to approve Erdogan’s request tion cases in the agency’s courts. for a three-month state of emer- The backlog has been steadily gency. Erdogan’s Justice and De- rising in recent years as the num- velopment Party account for 317 ber of unaccompanied children members in the chamber. and people traveling as families In an address to the nation late have been caught crossing the Wednesday, Erdogan announced Mexican border illegally. Since a Cabinet decision to seek the ad- 2011 more than 200,000 cases ditional powers, saying the state of have been added to the court’s emergency would give the govern- docket and backlog is likely to ment the tools to rid the military John Locher / The Associated Press of the “virus” of subversion. He continue growing. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, speaks during the third day session of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland Wednesday. More than 51,000 people didn’t specify exactly what the traveling as families and more state of emergency would entail. than 43,000 unaccompanied children, mostly from Honduras, 3 Student Leaders El Salvador or Guatemala, have Cruz Booed as He Refuses been caught crossing the border Found Guilty for Hong illegally since the start of the budget year in October. Kong Street Protests Cases of newly arrived immi- HONG KONG (AP) — Three grants facing deportation have to Endorse Donald Trump Hong Kong student leaders were been made a priority, but the convicted Thursday of leading backlog still means that many im- By Thomas Beaumont and Steve Peoples or encouraging the massive pro- democracy street protests that un- migrants are likely to face years The Associated Press long delays before a judge makes a settled the southern Chinese city final decision on their cases. CLEVELAND — Texas Sen. “And to those listening, please, don’t stay two years ago. Ted Cruz tried to link arms with home in November. Stand and speak, and vote Joshua Wong tweeted that he Republicans at the party’s na- “was found guilty of the charge of Southwest: Technology tional convention but was booed your conscience. Vote for candidates up and participating unlawful assembly Outage Fixed But lustily by delegates when he end- by court of Hong Kong.” ed his speech without offering down the ticket who you trust to defend our The magistrate convicted Na- More Flights Cut Donald Trump his endorsement freedom and to be faithful to the Constitution.” than Law of the same charge, while DALLAS (AP) — Southwest — or even saying he would vote finding Alex Chow guilty of incit- said it has mostly fixed computer for the New York billionaire. Sen. Ted Cruz ing others to join an illegal assembly, problems that caused hundreds As he appeared on stage speaking at Republican National Convention according to local media reports. of flights to be canceled or de- Wednesday night, Cruz basked Law said they would seek le- layed, but the airline warned pas- in a minute-long standing ova- ticket who you trust to defend square.” gal advice on whether to file an sengers that there could be long tion. Cruz finished second to our freedom and to be faithful to The crowd’s boos quickly appeal. Wong said they are due lines at airports on Thursday. Trump in the crowded Republi- the Constitution.” switched to cheers as Trump for sentencing on Aug. 15. They The airline hoped to bounce can primary campaign and con- The delegates responded with entered the arena at the mo- each could face up to two years back partly by reducing its load gratulated the GOP nominee on angry boos, and Cruz backer ment Cruz finished. His daugh- in prison for leading the protests, — Southwest canceled more than his victory. and former Virginia Attorney ter Ivanka and other members which marked the former British 220 flights, or about 5 percent of But as close as Cruz came to General Ken Cuccinelli escort- of the Trump party turned their colony’s most tumultuous period its schedule, early on Thursday. saying he wanted Trump to win ed Heidi Cruz off the conven- backs on Cruz to stand and ap- in decades. Southwest said it canceled the White House was when he tion floor as she was heckled by plaud Trump, who sat down in nearly 700 flights Wednesday said: “I want to see the principles Trump delegates. the front row of his VIP box to U.S. Accepts Invitation and “hundreds more” were de- that our party believes in prevail But Trump said later on Twit- watch his son Eric deliver the layed — tracking service Flight- in November.” ter that Cruz’s lack of an en- next speech. to Send Submarine Stats Inc. put the delays at nearly Cruz didn’t tell the conven- dorsement was “no big deal!” But Cruz aide Jason Johnson said to New Zealand 2,100. tion crowd that he plans to vote he said Cruz “didn’t honor” the the Texas lawmaker told Trump The airline said “most sys- for Trump. Nor did he ask his pledge that Republican primary in a phone conversation two SYDNEY (AP) — Vice Presi- tems are back online” after prob- supporters, hundreds of whom candidates had made to support days ago that he would not en- dent Joe Biden said Thursday that lems that began with an outage encouraged him to run for presi- the eventual GOP nominee. dorse him during his speech, a the U.S. had accepted an invita- Wednesday afternoon and con- dent in four years at an event on A source familiar with the decision New Jersey Gov. Chris tion to send a Navy ship to New tinued intermittently well into Wednesday afternoon, to vote campaign inner circle’s think- Christie called “totally selfish.” Zealand for the first time in three the night. for the newly minted Republican ing but not authorized to speak The outspoken Trump backer, decades, signaling an end to a nominee. publicly said Trump, his relatives like Cruz bested by the real es- stalemate between the two coun- Interrupted by chants of and closest advisers were angry tate mogul in the GOP primaries, tries that was sparked by New Zea- Hawaii Democratic “Trump, Trump, Trump,” Cruz at Cruz’s move and had expect- said the voters made clear that land’s anti-nuclear policy. Congressman Mark paused and said with a smile, “I ed, while not an endorsement, a Trump is their choice. New Zealand Prime Minis- appreciate the enthusiasm of the warmer embrace of the nominee “If we’re not going to do that, ter John Key announced during a Takai, 49, Dies New York delegation.” and less showmanship from the why do we have elections? Be- joint news conference with Biden in Auckland that New Zealand HONOLULU (AP) — U.S. But as Cruz closed his re- senator. cause Ted Cruz has decided that marks, and as the crowd of “He’s a chicken,” said Eugene he knows better? Than all of the had invited the U.S. to send a ship Rep. Mark Takai, a war veteran to participate in the Royal New and long-time legislator known more than 2,000 delegates at the Delgaudio, a delegate from Ster- people who voted in the elec- Quicken Loans Arena waited for ling, Virginia, who clucked like a tions?” he said. Zealand Navy’s 75th anniversary for his bright nature and deep later this year. Biden, who is visit- commitment to service, died in Cruz to say something — any- chicken when asked about Cruz’s The booing was so intense the thing — kind about Trump, he decision. “He needed to toughen Trump campaign encouraged its ing New Zealand as part of a tour his home after a months-long of the Pacific, said he had gladly battle with cancer. demurred. up like every other Republican many staffers on the convention “And to those listening, please, loser of any nomination battle floor to try to calm the delegates accepted the offer. Just 49 years old, the first- No U.S. warships have been term Democrat from Hawaii don’t stay home in November,” in the last 100 years since Abra- down, said a Trump aide speak- Cruz said. “Stand and speak, ham Lincoln and just suck it up, ing on condition of anonymity to allowed to visit the country since was surrounded by family when the 1980s, when New Zealand he died of pancreatic cancer and vote your conscience. Vote be a man and back the nominee discuss internal campaign dis- for candidates up and down the that he was beaten by, fair and cussions. introduced its nuclear-free policy. Wednesday, said Rod Tanonaka, Because the U.S. won’t officially Takai’s chief of staff. confirm or deny if its ships have Takai had “a servant’s heart, nuclear capabilities, New Zea- full of aloha,” said U.S. Rep. Tulsi 17 Arrested During Flag-Burning land’s default position has long Gabbard, who served with Takai been to ban them from its waters. in Congress, the Hawaii Army But as military relations have im- National Guard and the state Melee Outside GOP Convention proved between the two countries Legislature. By Michael R. Sisak and Michael Hill those arrested were charged with Carl Dix, of the Revolution- in recent years, speculation had grown that New Zealand would The Associated Press felonious assault on a police of- ary Communist Party, said the Police Shoot Autistic ficer, the rest with failure to dis- group organized the burning of allow the U.S. to participate in its CLEVELAND — Police ar- perse. the American flag as a “political anniversary celebration. Man’s Caretaker as rested 17 people Wednesday after Police Chief Calvin Williams statement about the crimes of He Lies on Street a melee broke out during a flag- said a protester whose pants the American empire. There’s At Least 75 Dead, burning in the streets outside the caught fire got defensive when a nothing great about America.” MIAMI (AP) — A Florida Republican National Conven- police officer tried to put out the Moments after the flag was Missing in Recent police officer shot and wounded tion. blaze. The man assaulted the of- set on fire, officers charged in an autistic man’s black caretaker, It was the most turbulent China Flooding ficer, and “things escalated from authorities said, in an incident protest since the four-day con- to put it out with an extinguish- there,” Williams said. ing spray that some in the crowd BEIJING (AP) — At least 75 purportedly captured on cell- vention began on Monday. The people in northern China have The melee brought to 22 the thought was pepper spray be- phone video that shows the care- chaos briefly prevented delegates died or gone missing since Mon- number of people arrested dur- taker lying down with his arms and members of the media from cause of similarities in the de- day in some of the worst flood- raised before being shot. getting into the Quicken Loans ing the convention, far fewer sign of the canisters and the eye ing in years, the government said North Miami Assistant Po- Arena for the evening’s proceed- than some law enforcement au- irritation caused by the fire-sup- Thursday. lice Chief Neal Cuevas told The ings. thorities had feared. pression substance. The figures released by the Civil Miami Herald that officers Among those arrested was “Right now, I think so far, so “You’re on fire! You’re on Affairs Ministry come amid con- responded to the scene Mon- Gregory “Joey” Johnson, whose good,” Williams said Wednes- fire, stupid!” a Cleveland officer tinuing heavy downpours that have day following reports of a man torching of the flag at a GOP day night. “We’re still out there, shouted at a protester while fir- caused havoc across usually dry threatening to shoot himself. convention three decades ago led we’re still vigilant, to make sure ing the extinguishing spray. regions, including the capital Bei- Officers arrived to find to the landmark 1989 U.S. Su- we finish this day and the last “Burn that rag! Burn that rag!” jing. Already, 576 people have been 47-year-old Charles Kinsey, a preme Court decision that said day tomorrow on a positive supporters of the group yelled. recorded as dead or missing nation- therapist who works with peo- flag-burning is speech protected note.” Pushing and shoving broke wide in the first half of the year. ple with disabilities, according by the First Amendment. The protest took place just out, and police quickly had Beijing has been hit by constant to WSVN-TV, trying to get his Two officers were assaulted outside an entrance to the arena several group members on the rain since Tuesday that has forced 27-year-old patient back to a fa- and suffered minor injuries, po- and near a row of popular restau- ground in handcuffs. Some in the cancellation of hundreds of cility from where he had wan- lice said. One officer was seen rants where cable news networks the crowd jeered the officers, flights and trains and flooded city dered. bleeding from an elbow. Two of had set up for the week. yelling, “Blue lives murder!” streets. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016

Federal Judge Fines State $185,500 in Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge Mental Health Case SEATTLE (AP) — A federal judge on Wednesday ordered Renamed for Activist Billy Frank Jr. Washington state’s mental health services agency to pay a $185,500 By Jim Camden fine for failing to provide timely The Spokesman-Review competency services to hun- dreds of mentally ill defendants. OLYMPIA — Native Ameri- The fine follows a contempt can activist Billy Frank Jr. order that U.S. District Judge spent his life protecting the Marsha Pechman issued on July Nisqually Basin and the South 7 against the Washington state Puget Sound. On Tuesday, part Department of Social and Health of that land and water will ex- Services. Pechman said the state tend Frank’s legacy for years to has not complied with her 2015 come. permanent injunction that re- The Nisqually National Wild- quired the state to conduct com- life Refuge, one of the nation’s petency evaluations within seven largest restored estuaries, was days of a judge’s order. She also officially renamed for Frank in set a one-week deadline for pro- a ceremony that drew the leaders viding treatment to restore a de- of his and the surrounding tribes fendant’s competency. as well as members of Congress Since the state has not com- and U.S. Interior Secretary Sally plied, Pechman ordered sanc- Jewell. tions of $500 for each person Although Frank died two waiting more than a week but years ago, several speakers quot- less than two for competency ed the old proverb that a person services and $1,000 per day for dies a second time when no one each person on a waitlist for speaks their name again. By that more than 14 days. standard, Frank won’t die that Between July 8 and 14, the second death as people come to fines accrued to $185,500, the or- the refuge, they said. der said. “His legacy lives on,” Jewell Kathy Spears, a spokes- said. That legacy includes fight- woman for the department, said ing for treaty rights, restoring Wednesday they were “discuss- salmon and protecting the eco- ing our options” for responding system of the Puget Sound, she to the fines and contempt order. said. Just after Pechman issued the The refuge, established in order in early July, Carla Reyes, 1974, has grown to more than assistant secretary for the Be- Steve Bloom / The Olympian 7,400 acres and gets about a havioral Health Administration, U.S. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell, left, greets 92-year-old Maiselle Bridges, the sister of Billy Frank Jr., during the celebration quarter-million visitors a year. said they were disappointed with of the renaming of Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge to the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge as tribal member Workers continue to restore the the judge’s conclusions that state Hank Adams listens near Olympia, on Tuesday. Frank, who died in 2014, was a Nisqually tribal isherman who led the “ish area surrounding the mouth of had not made progress since the wars” of the 1960s and ‘70s that restored ishing rights and helped preserve a way of life for Native Americans in the Paciic the Nisqually River to its natural injunction. Northwest. state, removing dikes and road- “In fact, we’ve had significant ways to renew the estuary. Creek, where the first treaty was It was the basis for other the landmark Boldt Decision success in reducing the time it Late last year, Congress signed in 1854 between the U.S. treaties that promised the tribes that Native American fisher- takes to provide competency ser- passed a law renaming the refuge government and Northwest tribe they could maintain their tra- men, like Frank, were within vices for class members,” Reyes for Frank and creating a national — the Nisqually, Muckleshoot, ditions, which became pivotal their rights to fish off the reser- said in a statement. memorial at nearby Medicine Puyallup and Squaxin Island. when a federal court ruled in vation for salmon. Since April 2015, the wait times for inpatient evaluations dropped from 91.8 to 12.5 days at Eastern State Hospital and from State Schools Chief Dorn Sues 7 School 25.5 to 18.9 days at Western State Hospital, Reyes said. Wait times for inpatient restoration services went from 90.8 days to 29 days at Districts Over ‘Illegal’ Use of Levy Money Eastern, and from 39 days to 29 days at Western, she said. Court ruling known as the Mc- Dorn noted that teacher pay a joint statement saying they LAWSUIT: Randy Dorn “We were able to achieve these Cleary decision, the state must varies widely throughout the understand the goal behind the outcomes by collaborating with Files Suit Claiming fully fund basic education by state, allowing wealthier districts lawsuit but disagree with the ap- our partners, the judicial and 2018. For nearly a year, the state to offer higher salaries and there- proach. Seattle Public Schools, criminal justice systems and by has been fined $100,000 a day for fore benefit from greater teacher The districts “have been left taking multiple aggressive and Six Other Districts not making enough progress on retention. Jami Lund, senior with no other choice” than to use creative steps,” Reyes said. a funding plan. policy analyst with the Olympia- the levy dollars, they said. Rely on Levies to Fund But the state’s own report Because the local school dis- based think tank the Freedom Tim Yeomans, superinten- filed with the court on July 15 Basic Education tricts are not named as defen- Foundation, said some districts dent of the Puyallup School Dis- reveals that hundreds of men- dants in McCleary, they are able “yield to the unions” and go over- trict, said he was disappointed By Paige Cornwell tally ill people are still waiting for to rely on levies to pay for supple- board with local pay. the district will be spending The Seattle Times competency services. mental teacher salaries and other The Washington Education money provided by voters to de- Pechman’s contempt order State schools chief Randy costs, the complaint states. Association, the state teachers fend itself in the lawsuit. required the state to provide Dorn has filed a lawsuit against The McCleary case dealt with union, disagrees. Several district officials weekly tallies of the wait times at seven school districts alleging insufficient state funding, and “We think local communi- noted that the Legislature has both hospitals so the fines could that they illegally rely on local Dorn said his lawsuit addresses ties should be able to retain the authorized districts to use levy be calculated. levies to fund basic education, a consequence of that problem: ability to pay their educators and funding to fund a portion of the Thomas Kinlen, the director including teacher salaries. local funding for basic education. staff according to local needs,” salaries. of the office of Forensic Mental The seven school districts, “The current system is unfair spokeswoman Linda Mullen “On a number of occasions, Health Services, filed a break- which the lawsuit says are named and illegal, and it leads to advan- said. the Legislature has increased lo- down of cases. It showed that 219 as examples, are Seattle, Everett, tages and disadvantages,” he said. In Seattle, the supplemental cal levy authority rather than mentally ill people were waiting Bellevue, Spokane, Tacoma, Ev- “It must stop.” contracts added 32 percent to meet the obligation of paying for competency services as of ergreen and Puyallup. The suit The state provides a portion the salary of a beginning teacher fair and competitive wages at the July 14. Eleven were at Eastern filed Tuesday in King County of teacher salaries, and school last year. The school district is state level,” Yeomans said. and 208 at Western, his report Superior Court also lists the state districts use local levy dollars to reviewing the complaint and will Last week, the state Supreme of Washington as a defendant. make up the rest through what’s work to coordinate with other Court ordered the state to ap- said. Dorn said last week that he called TRI — time, responsibil- districts named in the suit, Seat- pear in court and explain why its Sixty-seven defendants had doesn’t fault the school districts ity and incentives — pay. The tle Superintendent Larry Nyland school-funding plan should be waited between one and two but believes they don’t have the supplemental pay, while consis- said in a statement. considered sufficient. The hear- weeks for services. Calculating authority to use levy dollars to tent with the quality and quan- “Our district negotiates fair, ing is scheduled for Sept. 7. those cases at $500 per day, the pay for basic needs. tity of work performed, is illegal, competitive wages to attract and Dorn, who isn’t seeking re- fine came to $33,500, the report “This is not a step I want to and enables the Legislature to retain quality educational pro- election after two terms, has said. take,” Dorn, the superintendent dodge its duty to fund education, fessionals,” Nyland said. “We been vocal about his support for The total number of defen- of public instruction, said Tues- the suit states. will continue to locally support education funding and disap- dants waiting for more than 14 day. TRI pay can make up as and promote student achieve- pointment with the Legislature. days was 152, the report said. Dorn said the goal of the much as 46 percent of a teacher’s ment while we wait for the Leg- He argued in a court brief filed The fine for those defendants lawsuit is to put additional pres- salary, according to the Office islature to fully fund education last month that the court should was $1,000 per day, for a total of sure on the Legislature to come of the Superintendent of Public and fulfill their duty.” consider closing public schools $152,000. up with a full plan to fund K-12 Instruction. Across the state, the Tacoma School Board Presi- until the Legislature makes ad- Pechman ordered the state education. average percentage added was 26 dent Karen Vialle and Superin- ditional progress to comply with to send the fine payment to the Under the 2012 Supreme percent, about $13,660 annually. tendent Carla Santorno issued the McCleary ruling. Registry of the Court, where it will be held and used at a later date to benefit the mentally ill News in Brief defendants. Separately, state judges who Recall Petition Filed ful conduct has been withdrawn. who has served in the role for open government committee as originally ordered the defen- The Daily Herald reported seven years. required by city law. dants to receive competency Against Snohomish that Snohomish truck driver Bill Betten alleged Guzak violat- evaluations or treatment have Betten took the action due to ed the state’s open public meet- Guzak denies any wrongdo- held the state in contempt and Mayor Withdrawn resulting harassment his family ings law by requiring people to ing. She also says she does not issued fines that reached about SNOHOMISH (AP) — An has endured. sign in and provide their per- condone harassment and had no $1.5 million by early July. Ac- effort to remove the Snohomish Betten filed the petition ear- sonal information to participate cording to Pechman, the state mayor from office over allega- lier this month to recall Sno- in City Council meetings. It also role in harassment that may have has only paid $132,000 of those tions that she engaged in wrong- homish Mayor Karen Guzak, says Guzak failed to create an occurred. fines. CH549540ac.ke Come by and view upcoming local events postings at The Chronicle will post your event in our What’s Happening Window! Window is located in the middle Bring your event poster to The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia he Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia.of the he building What’s Happeningon Pearl St. Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 NORTHWEST Decision Time: Will Washington Delegates Vote for Trump? By Nicholas K. Geranios The Associated Press SPOKANE — After failing to place Ted Cruz into nomination as the GOP presidential candi- date, members of the Washing- ton state delegation must now decide if they will vote for Don- ald Trump in November. Delegate Jennifer Fetters said she is still deciding whether to support the businessman. “I’m not a Trump fan,” she said Wednesday. Delegate Eric Minor said his mind was already made up. “I will not be voting for Trump in November,” he said at the con- vention in Cleveland. Members of the Washing- ton state delegation visited with Cruz on Wednesday at a rally attended by some 900 delegates, donors, GOP officials and sup- porters. The event was billed as a “thank you” for supporters of the Texas senator. Cruz barely mentioned Trump in his remarks. “Our party now has a nomi- nee,” Cruz said, laughing as Trump’s personal plane flew overhead. Matt Rourke / The Associated Press It was unclear whether Cruz Washington state delegate Eric Minor talks to reporters as he reacts to a roll call vote on the adoption of the rules during irst day of the Republican National Convention would endorse Trump when the in Cleveland Monday. senator spoke to the convention Wednesday night. Minor said he would prefer Herrera Beutler Says She Hopes that Cruz withhold his support. “The convention has destroyed Trump Will Earn Her Support unity,” said Minor, who was heav- By Lauren Dake "I want him to earn my vote, I ily involved in the failed effort to want to feel like the person who put Cruz into nomination. The Columbian is going to be the leader of the Delegate Joel Mattila dis- The same day Donald Trump free world, whoever it is, can do agreed, asserting that Trump was crowned the official Re- the job," she said. was unifying the party. publican presidential candidate, “Our party is coming together Even if Trump fails to garner U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, her vote, the Democratic front- and we are unifying behind our a Camas Republican, said she's runner Hillary Clinton won't be nominee,” he said. “There is a lot still hoping he earns her vote. getting it. of unity in our delegation.” "I've had some real challenges One Washington delegate has with how he treats women, or "I would probably write in my remained deeply tied to Trump. has in the past. I've had some real husband, or, you know, I don't State Sen. Don Benton, R- challenges with his comments know yet. I'm really hoping he Vancouver, is part of Trump’s about minorities, say nothing does, because ultimately, I think campaign team and has been about supporting eminent do- Hillary would be bad for this staying at the same downtown main or single payer," she told country," Herrera Beutler said. "I hotel where Trump and other The Columbian's editorial board think it would be another eight top advisers are stationed, The Tuesday. years of the same." Seattle Times reported. Herrera Beutler said she's Herrera Beutler said she has Benton has helped count still waiting to see more details never attended a Republican delegate votes and tamp down a Cliff Owen / The Associated Press of Trump's presidential platform National Convention and didn't mini-rebellion over convention In this June 28 ile photo, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, leaves the Republican policy lun- and that she would like to see this year so she could focus on rules, the newspaper said. cheon on Capitol Hill in Washington. him act more presidential. in-district work. Trump a ‘Slap in the Face’ — State’s Youngest Delegate Raises Millennial Voice By Hannah Rank and Siri Bulusu Pickett said the party’s suc- The News Tribune cess with his generation will ‘‘His rhetoric is inflammatory, and he’s depend in part on whether it fo- Jack Pickett, the youngest cuses on compromise. delegate from Washington state divisive, and that’s the reality.’’ “We’re not interested in par- to the Republican National Con- tisan politics, gridlock and dis- vention, wants to make the GOP enfranchisement anymore and I a party for his generation. Jack Pickett 18-year-old delegate from Yakima think you’ll find that to be true The 18-year-old from Ya- of millennials on both sides,” kima sees a “bright future” for Pickett said. the GOP, but he worries about the downtown Cleveland Mar- “I talked about being the only Pickett echoed the sentiment inflammatory, polarizing rheto- riott. 18-year-old from Olympia High of some of his fellow Washington ric coming from the Republican “(Youth are) about 2 percent of School with a Ronald Reagan delegates, who were disappoint- nominee. all the delegates but 20 percent of poster,” Bell said. ed in convention proceedings “Right now, with Donald the American population,” Pick- The youth vote historically Monday that blocked a revolt Trump as our nominee, (he) ett said. “There is a very clear has the lowest turnout across all against rules binding delegates just doesn’t play well to our gen- divide — very clear disenfran- demographics. In 2012, only 40 to vote for Trump. eration,” Pickett said. He plans chisement and disengagement of percent of 18- to 29-year-olds He said the attempt to force to vote for Trump because he youth. voted in the presidential election, a roll-call vote on the rules can’t support Hillary Clinton, “That’s why we’re here today compared with 58 percent of all wouldn’t have prevented Trump’s MISSED but called Trump’s nomination at the youth caucus,” he said. voters. nomination but would have gone a “slap in the face” to the bipar- “To organize millennials and to Bell said one of the biggest is- a long way toward putting the tisan values and patriotism of make sure our voice is strong sues facing the growth of the par- party in a better light. young delegates. “His rhetoric is here at the convention.” ty is engaging with those young “The result would’ve been YOUR inflammatory, and he’s divisive, Also at the Marriott was Jack voters. The Democratic party the same, save for the fact that it and that’s the reality.” Bell, an Olympia resident. He has the edge when it comes to would’ve unified us as a party,” Pickett is among a handful of rose to the ranks of alternate del- reaching young people through Pickett said “We would have re- teenage delegates at the Republi- egate after impressing the crowd social media, he said. ally shown us putting your mon- PAPER? can convention, an event typical- at the Thurston County Repub- “That’s where they get most ey where your mouth is in terms ly dominated by longtime, die- lican convention with a speech of their news,” Bell said. “So as a of being transparent and holding hard GOP voters. He and other about maintaining conservative party we need to do a lot better government accountable and be- young delegates gathered Tues- values among a majority-liberal job of reaching out to millenni- ing of the people, for the people, day for a Youth Caucus event at peer group. als.” by the people.” Call News in Brief 360-807-7676 Vancouver Bans Future and the environment. Some who the scene Tuesday morning after ing an off-road vehicle near the testified at Monday's meeting a fuel tank crack caused a 90-foot Washington town of Selah. Leave a message Oil Refineries, Facilities recalled last month's fiery derail- vessel's bilge to fill and discharge The Yakima County Sheriff's with the day in the City ment in the tiny town of Mosier, the diesel oil. Office says they received a call at Oregon. The boat was moored at Lake about noon Tuesday regarding VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) Those who oppose it worry missed including Union Drydock at the time and an accident involving a Burling- — The Vancouver City Council the ban could restrict economic reportedly had a total of 3,000 ton Northern Railroad train on your name, has voted to prohibit new or ex- development in the region. gallons of fuel aboard. a private rail crossing north of panded crude oil storage facili- The city's emergency morato- A containment boom was address and Selah. ties in the city. rium prohibiting such oil facili- placed around the vessel to pre- phone number. The Columbian newspaper ties expires in August. vent the fuel from spreading and An investigation showed that said the unanimous vote Mon- the bilge pump was properly se- the train was heading south as it day night won't affect a massive Coast Guard: Vessel cured, officials said. approached the crossing, which crude-by-rail facility proposed Global Diving and Salvage is marked with railroad and stop After hours at the Port of Vancouver. A state Spills Oil into Seattle's was contracted to clean up the signs. is checking energy panel is currently review- Lake Union area and mitigate further pollu- Officials believe the man on messages ing the project by Tesoro Corp. tion. the off-road vehicle was headed and Savage Cos. SEATTLE (AP) — Coast west on a private drive and at the Tuesday & Thursday The city's ban would pro- Guard officials say crews are last moment he saw the train but hibit the expansion of existing working to clean up after a vessel Train Hits Off-Road 5:00 p.m. to 7 p.m. and new crude oil refineries and spilled an estimated 50 gallons of Vehicle Near Selah couldn't stop in time. and Saturday facilities that average less than oil into Seattle's Lake Union. The rider was taken to a near- 7:30 a.m to 10:30 a.m. 50,000 barrels a day. U.S. Coast Guard officials YAKIMA (AP) — A 64-year- by hospital suffering from inju- Supporters of the ban say the said they and the state Depart- old man was hospitalized after ries to his leg and head. He was CH547464ac.sw facilities threaten public safety ment of Ecology responded to he was hit by a train while rid- not identified. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 • Main 15

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Water Monitoring Voice of the People

Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation.

Facebook readers reatct to “Pokemon Go Craze Hits Lewis County:”

Aric Catron: I picked up this game to aug- ment (pun intended) my walking routine. I’m a little outside of the traditional Pokemon gen- eration of players — the craze really hit right after I finished school. That being said, I fig- ured anything that spurs me on to walk more is good, right? Right. First of all, there has been a notice- able change in the personality of downtown Chehalis. Before, late at night, the only people one would see when walking was people in front of bars. The most you would get out of Photograph submitted by Kirsten Harma, Chehalis Basin Partnership them might be a “hello” as you passed by. Onalaska High School science teacher Johnny Garcia, left, helps some of his students monitor the water quality of Gheer Early in the morning? Other walkers or Creek in Onalaska. sketchy tweakers mumbling to themselves. The former went out of their way to avoid in- teracting with others, the latter you went out Onalaska High School Students Monitor, of your way to avoid interacting with. But now there are groups at popular Poke- stops at all hours. They are laughing, talking, Preserve Lake for Generations to Come sharing tips and being generally sociable. You By Paul Dunn lia Coal Plant, the state’s largest Invaluable, too, is the enthu- see more walkers and joggers than ever before For The Chronicle baseload power source — that siasm many of Garcia’s students — and they all want to at least say “hi” and ask their lake monitoring shifted bring to their project. Sopho- if you caught anything good, and what team Her friends on the boat call into high gear. more Logan VanClifford exem- you are on. her “Captain Kasey.” The $7,453 grant helped plifies just such dedication. The This past weekend I interacted, positively, Once every month or two, Garcia and his environmentally 16-year-old STEM student rel- with people ranging from teens on summer Kasey Hoyt skippers a small aware students purchase $10,000 ishes the knowledge he’s gaining break to an older lady recovering from hip sur- outboard-motor-powered dingy of professional water-quality from the program, but points to gery who was using the game as a way to help around Carlisle Lake in Onalas- monitoring equipment. And it’s a higher purpose. with her physical therapy. I’ve sat with groups ka. The boat team takes water- the students who use the equip- “I just like doing something of people from all walks of life and all we ini- quality readings of temperature, ment — not Garcia — though good,” he said. “I can learn pH, conductivity and dissolved tially had in common was playing the game. he’s there when glitches arise. In things through this project that oxygen. The boat team also takes I have seen a few players being dumb the past year, the salt-and-pep- I can’t learn in normal school, a sample of the lake water to about it. Driving while staring at their phone per-bearded science teacher has determine turbidity, phosphate and I gain a sense of involvement and then suddenly stopping to catch one or watched his charges move from content and nitrate content. with our community.” get that pokestop. People holding their phone amateur water sleuths to knowl- Hoyt, who has been involved in front of their face as they cross the street. Meanwhile, another 15 or edgeable technicians. in the program for the past two This isn’t the fault of the game — the mechan- so of her Onalaska High School “We couldn’t do any of this years, echoed that sentiment. ics actually discourage this kind of behavior. science classmates perform simi- (monitoring) without the kids,” It’s just stupid people doing stupid things. But, lar tests on the lake and nearby “I enjoy meeting new people Garcia said. “Getting them to be by and large, the most negative interactions Gheer Creek — both a mere through our monitoring groups,” come from people who feel a need to insult or breaststroke from the entrance a functional unit has been a slow she said. “It also makes me feel comment loudly their disapproval of the game. to the high school. process, but I’m seeing more good that I’m doing something for My favorite so far has to be the man stum- “I really enjoy driving the professional behavior now. Our our community.” bling out of a bar downtown, clearly intoxi- boat,” Hoyt said with a laugh re- goal the past four months was for For his part, Garcia has orga- cated, and announcing loudly that the group cently. “My friends tease me and them to do all of the readings on nized the monitoring group to playing the game right outside was “lame”. tell me I should get a hook hand.” their own with adults close by.” include students of different ages. Yes, sir, the people “wasting their time” by The 17-year-old STEM stu- And by all measures, it’s That allows younger students to socializing and exercising are lame. It cer- dent and her science buddies worked. Students, clustered in gain experience and step in as old- tainly isn’t the guy who just drank enough to are part of a water-quality team groups of three or four, gather er students graduate. not walk straight. I would point out that none supervised by Onalaska High water samples and rush them for “The goal is for the students to of the Pokemon Go players felt a need to of- School science teacher Johnny evaluation to other students as- become experts at the water quali- fer their loud, unsolicited opinion on his life Garcia. The group just finished signed to the lab. And if students ty tests when they’re called upon to choices. its first significant year of moni- have problems, an expert’s near- perform them,” Garcia explained. Leslie Myers, kudos to you! Well spoken toring and will continue month- by to help. “In the end, it’s just about un- and my sentiments exactly. However, I could ly during the summer and into On any given monitoring day, derstanding the environment never have spoken it so eloquently. the future. Garcia can expect help from two around us,” Garcia concluded. I play to interact both with my kids but also “These students are becoming to four adult volunteers who help “That’s our long-term goal.” my grandkids. That in itself in many families is more aware of the issues dealing supervise students and augment To learn how you can be in- progress. I’ve never felt unsafe or witnessed with the water, and they enjoy Garcia’s knowledge about water- volved in improving water qual- hostilities or destruction of any properties hands-on activities,” Garcia ex- quality issues. ity in your local creek or river, whole my family takes our nightly Poke walks. plained during a mid-June moni- “We’re very fortunate to visit the Chehalis Basin Partner- Shame or ridicule me if you must but maybe toring session. “The monitoring have them help us,” Garcia said. ship website: www.chehalis- you might want to clean off your own door- helps us understand what life “They’re invaluable.” basinpartnership.org. step first. the creek and lake is capable of maintaining.” Known by longtime Onalas- ka residents as the “Old Mill Pond,” 22-acre Carlisle Lake 80% OFF Danita Kynaston: I’m sorry but this is Otta was originally a millpond for hand. the Carlisle Lumber Co., which RETAIL PRICES shut down in 1942. The lake and another 50 acres of surrounding land is currently owned by the Retail Price $149 STEEL OR Onalaska Alliance, a non-profit OUR PRICE Derek Gladson: We like to keep things organization formed to restore FIBERGLASS friendly between all teams also we teach peo- the lake and surrounding area. ple to clean up trash while they are out there. The Alliance and the Onalas- PRE HUNG CH560806haw.sw Also Arica Fisher has organized events that ka School District are develop- DOOR raise money for the Borst Home Block House, ing Carlisle Lake recreational $79 which they wanna get rid of, also while having and environmental education people from all teams pick up trash in the park. resources for the public. The site 4 ⁹/₁₆ EXTERIOR WALL now includes a recently paved parking lot to allow better ac- 1-800-600-6903 cess and bathrooms, funded by a grant from Lewis County. Fu- Eric Burkevics: Least Americans are get- ture plans include cleaning the ting some damn exercise. trail around the lake, providing wheelchair access and building a fishing dock. Carlisle Lake is home to a di- LLC versity of native and non-native fish, including sunfish, catfish, Commercial and Residential Kayla Phillips: Goooo Mystic! brown and rainbow trout and ~Quality at an affordable price~ large-mouth bass. Native coho salmon are raised in pens on the Licensed • Insured • Bonded Lic# WIDDELM888DR lake, too. • Tree Trimming • Pruning • Thatching • Barking Karan L. Wright: Ive heard people wan- That diversity of wildlife re- dering my neighborhood in the wee hours of flects the diversity of environ- • Lawn Maintenance • Clean-Ups • Flower Beds morning (2-3 a.m.) looking for Pokemon too. mental stewardship the lake and • New Landscapes • Sprinkler Systems What happened to the need for sleep? LOL creek have garnered over time — and especially in the past few • Top Dress Overseed • Decks years. • Roof Treatment (Moss Removal)• Gutter Cleaning Onalaska High School stu- • Pressure Washing • Fences • Small Handyman Work Follow Us on Twitter dents have been at the forefront Find Us on Facebook of this effort. Though science www.facebook.com/ @chronline teams have been evaluating the Senior Discounts thecentraliachronicle lake and creek for a few years, it wasn’t until the Onalaska Sci- 360-508-6971 CH561590jc.sw Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to ence Club Grant Writing Team widderslawn.com [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. secured a grant from TransAlta Corp. — which owns the Centra- PMB 234 • 1121 Harrison Ave • Centralia, WA 98531 • Bond #9817678 Main 16 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 FROM THE FRONT PAGE

block of Harrison Avenue in according to court documents. Cuevas, parked facing the street. As the officer was taking Rocks Centralia after police received a As the officer was trying to The officer approached the sus- statements from witnesses, So- report that a man was throwing catch up with the suspect, dis- pect, who began recording the lis-Cuevas then allegedly kicked Continued from page 1 rocks at vehicles. patch reported that the witness encounter on his cell phone. out the passenger side window Officers first responded to saw the suspect “reloading” with The officer reported seeing a of the patrol car. The officer was Solis-Cuevas has little crimi- the 1200 block of Belmont Av- rocks in a parking lot, and was pile of “hand-sized rocks” next cut from the broken glass, ac- nal history, other than a DUI ar- enue, but changed direction throwing rocks at passing vehi- to him in the car, according to cording to court documents. rest reduced to a negligent driv- after dispatch reported that a cles through his vehicle’s sunroof, court documents, with one large One witness reported that ing charge from 2012, according witness saw the suspect driving according to court documents. rock in his lap. her windshield was badly dam- to the Prosecutor’s Office. He away from the Centralia Factory When the officer arrived Solis-Cuevas was arrested on aged by a rock Solis-Cuevas al- is scheduled to make his next Outlets. at the parking lot in question, suspicion of driving with a sus- legedly threw. The first witness court appearance on July 28. The witness reported that in the 1000 block of Harrison pended license, after the officer reported that he saw the inci- Solis-Cuevas was arrested at the suspect was driving a gray Avenue, he reportedly saw the checked his ID, and was placed dent, according to court docu- 12:30 p.m. Monday in the 1000 Volkswagen with a bicycle rack, suspect, later identified as Solis- in the back of a patrol car. ments.

Pete Caster / [email protected] Derek Gladson, left, 27, of Chehalis, leads of group from the Pokemon Go Blue Team as they play the game around downtown Chehalis on the night of Tuesday, July 14.

Pokemon State Patrol Reports SAFETY TIPS FROM Continued from page 1 First Pokemon Go THE LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE work around 9 … we are out Collision As people roam the streets here until 4 or 5 in the morning FALL CITY (AP) — A of Lewis County searching for taking gyms until all of Cheha- 28-year-old driver was cited in Pokemon, the Lewis County lis is blue,” said Derek Gladson, Fall City for causing a collision Sheriff’s Office released safety after he admitted to being the organizer for a Facebook advice to those taking part in distracted by the Pokemon group of over 200 people on the the game. Go app. Blue, or Mystic, team. — Know your surroundings, The collision on July 18 Gladson carefully organizes pay attention to where you was the first distracted driv- and coordinates teams that pa- are going, and who you are ing collision reported to the trol the area 24/7 to ensure their around Washington State Patrol since gyms do not fall to the Yellow — Watch where you are go- the mobile app launched ear- team (Instinct) or the Red team ing. Don’t look down at your lier this month, stated a press (Valor). phone while crossing streets, release from State patrol. getting off buses, or while The game was released a The State Patrol urges gam- walking little over a week ago and has ers to consider safety over — Do not drive or ride your throngs of people combing the their high score. They advised bike, skateboard, scooter or streets in search of the charac- players to not trespass, to not ATV while playing the game ters. For some, it’s a game they drive and catch Pokemon, and — Adults are advised to were drawn to because of their for people to know of their know where their kids are go- previous experiences, bring- surroundings, pay attention ing when playing with the app, ing back childhood memories to where they are going, and and to set limits on where they of when the game consisted of who they are around. playing cards or earlier video can go. Adults should also tell their kids about “stranger- game versions. such as pokeballs, which are danger” because the app may “I played the original Gen. 1 bring strangers together at Pokemon and now I’m able to used to catch Pokemon. The trend can be seen all pokestops walk around and catch them,” — Do not go onto private Spencer Thompson, 22, of Che- throughout the county. Areas in Centralia have also drawn large property or approach strang- halis, said. “It’s more of a nostal- Pete Caster / [email protected] er’s houses gic feeling.” crowds as people gather at the — Do not go into dark al- lure modules. Nova Kathrin Fischer, 11, attempts to catch a Pokemon while playing Pokemon For others who have decided Go with a large group in downtown Chehalis on Thursday, July 14. leys or areas that you usually to take part, it’s a social experi- The game is pushing people would not go if you weren’t ence that gets them out of the to be more active, but it has also place is insane,” Ayla Withey, 21, people social instead of being on playing the game house more or an added incen- helped local businesses. of Chehalis, said. “Use common Facebook. Everyone is out walk- — Travel in teams when you tive to get younger kids more “Instead of going and buying sense, look up from your phone ing around.” can exercise. something on Amazon, I can go and look both ways.” Gladson, the leader of the “As you battle, train and Gladson, 27, of Chehalis, to Walmart or another store and Toynbee agreed and said if Blue group’s Facebook page, said capture your Pokemon just said prior to the game he would catch Pokemon,” Liam Toynbee, you wouldn’t go there without many of the people he now plays remember you are still in the watch YouTube until he went to 18, of Chehalis, said. “Now you the game, you shouldn’t go there the game with he previously real world. Other law enforce- work and then, afterwards, he can go and support a local busi- with the game. would hang out in a “virtual ment agencies throughout the would get on his gaming con- ness because there are benefits With escalating crime re- sense.” Now, those friendships world have already reported soles and play until five in the for you, too.” ports elsewhere, Wilson said she are being taken to the next level. accidents, injuries and string morning. Now, he walks six to Rachell Wilson, 19, of Che- believes that as long as people The game has created a sense of robberies where suspects halis, said the group she trav- continue to play in groups, it of friendly rivalry between Che- have set up fake pokestops,” seven hours a day, and on his stated the Sheriff’s Office. “The days off, even more. els with will often stop into the could actually reduce crime. halis, which has a lot of Blue M&K Town Store in downtown “People that are going to mug players, and Centralia, who has game has the potential to be “On my days off, I start at a lot of fun and bring people 9 a.m. and except for battery Chehalis to fuel up on snacks people aren’t going to approach a lot of Red players. together but please be safe charges, I walk until about 3 before hitting the streets. groups like that and with how Gladson said as soon as the while playing and use com- a.m.,” he said. “We buy at least two bags full many people are out here there game came out he began orga- mon sense.” On almost any given night of food and munchies,” she said. is going to be less (criminal) ac- nizing the Blue team, which has travelers through Chehalis can With the flocks of people tivity,” she said. “Nobody is go- given them an advantage over see an upwards of 30 people on staring at their screens while ing to want to attack someone the other teams. But competi- team is coming up with ways to the sidewalk near the Vernetta walking the streets in search of when there are five people on tion is becoming stiff. better the community and give Smith Chehalis Timberland Li- the rare critters, safety issues that side of the road, and there “Tonight was a firefight,” back. brary — a popular spot to set have arisen. Other areas have re- are 10 people behind you.” Gladson said last week as he “Some other people are com- up lure modules. The modules ported robberies and burglaries For the players, the game worked with his team to take ing up with some ideas like to bring in more Pokemon, while because of the game, but those helps bring people together and over a red team’s gym. “Tonight pick up the environment while allowing the players to check who play it said you should use give them a common topic to in- was the most intense fighting we are out here, so while we are into pokestops. Pokestops are common sense to avoid any is- stantly relate to one another. that we’ve had done between us, outside we’ll be doing some- earmarked by the GPS in the sues. “It’s getting people out of the but it was all in good fun.” thing,” he said. “So that’s what phone and can take the form “Whoever goes out and house and not just letting them With so much time spent we are really trying to get our of landmarks or public places. thinks it’s OK to go out and sit there,” D’Artagnan King, 21, in the Twin Cities searching group to do and keep the streets Here, players can get free items, walk around alone in the first of Chehalis, said. “It’s making for Pokemon, Gladson said his safe.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 • Sports 1

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Minor League Baseball Living the Dream in the Minor Leagues Former Bearcat Robert Pehl Earning a Living Playing Pro Baseball By Matt Baide [email protected] Minor league baseball players live the dream: playing profes- sional ball and trying their best to get a shot at playing in the ma- jor leagues. That’s the life of Robert Pehl. The W.F. West High School product is in his second year playing for the Wilmington Blue Rocks, a Single-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals based in Wilmington, Delaware. “It’s going pretty well,” Pehl said. “I’m just trying to get better.” Pehl was taken in the 11th round, 333rd overall, by the Roy- als in the 2014 MLB draft, after his junior season at the Univer- sity of Washington. “I briefly talked with the re- gional scout from the area. I had a feeling I would be picked by them,” Pehl said. “It happened first thing in the morning on Saturday. They didn’t give me any heads up before that pick. I saw my name pop up on the computer screen and then re- ceived the call. It was a pretty ex- citing moment.” Pehl started his profession- al career with the Idaho Falls Chukars in the Rookie League. He played in 63 games for the Chukars, batting .332 with 41 RBIs and a .453 on-base per- centage. “First year of pro ball was amazing,” Pehl said. “I met some really good friends on that team that I consider friends two years down the road ... It was a lot of fun to show up to the field and play baseball every day for a liv- ing.” His first season with Wilm- ington, Pehl played in 81 games, hitting .225 with four home runs and 30 RBIs. “It was definitely a little bit of an adjustment, in terms of level of play from Idaho,” Pehl said. “Some of the guys that were on that team are now pitching in the BRAD GLAZIER / Courtesy Photo big leagues. W.F. West High School graduate Robert Pehl ields an inield ground ball for the Wilm- ington Blue Rocks, a Single-A ailiate of the Kansas City Royals. please see PEHL, page S8

MLB Martin Hits 2 Homers, Drive in 11th Lifts Mariners over ChiSox BOOST: Seattle Wins in in 2013. "With two strikes, especially Extras in King Felix’s in the second half, he's taking Return to the Mound some walks, he's not swinging quite as hard," Mariners man- By Jim Hoehn ager Scott Servais said. "I believe The Associated Press the pitch he hit out was an 0-2 pitch. Not trying to kill it, just SEATTLE — On the day Fe- hit it, because he's got a lot of lix Hernandez returned to the ability." mound, Leonys Martin gave Vidal Nuno (1-1) pitched one the Seattle Mariners the biggest inning for the victory. boost. Seattle pulled within 5-4 on Martin hit his second home Mike Zunino's two-run homer run of the game, a solo shot with in seventh. The Mariners tied it one out in the 11th inning that on Adam Lind's solo shot in the sent Seattle over the Chicago eighth. White Sox 6-5 on Wednesday. The Mariners nearly won it "Every time you win a ball- in the 10th. Nelson Cruz drew a game, it's good no matter how two-out walk and tried to score you win the ballgame, but this is on Kyle Seager's double, but right a great feeling," Martin said. fielder Adam Eaton threw out Martin hit a two-run drive the Seattle slugger at the plate. in the second inning. He then Hernandez, activated off the drove an 0-2 pitch from Dan disabled list earlier in the day, al- Jennings (3-2) over the wall in lowed five runs on 10 hits in 6 ⅔ TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press right for his 13th homer. His innings. He struck out two and Seattle Mariners’ Leonys Martin, left, is greeted at the dugout by teammate Nelson Cruz, right, after Martin hit a two-run previous season high was eight home run in the second inning of a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox Wednesday in Seattle. homers in 457 at-bats with Texas please see MARINERS, page S3

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LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM Sports Briefs SCOREBOARD Stewart, Loyd Help 13 Ross Chastain 364 MLB 14 Jeremy Clements 359 Storm Hand Stars 5th All Times PDT THE LONG SHOT 15 Dakoda Armstrong 348 American League 16 Ryan Preece 290 Straight Loss, 83-69 East Division 17 Ray Black Jr. 244 SEATTLE (AP) — Jew- W L Pct GB 18 B.J. McLeod 235 Boston 53 39 .576 — 19 Joey Gase 219 ell Loyd scored 25 points, Baltimore 53 40 .570 ½ 20 J.J. Yeley 323 Breanna Stewart added 22 Toronto 54 42 .563 1 21 Garrett Smithley 305 New York 48 46 .511 6 points and five blocked shots 22 Jeb Burton 260 Tampa Bay 37 57 .394 17 and the Seattle Storm beat 23 Justin Marks 190 Central Division 24 Alex Bowman 175 the San Antonio Stars 83-69 Cleveland 56 38 .596 — 25 Mario Gosselin 161 on Wednesday. Detroit 49 46 .516 7½ 26 David Starr 151 Kansas City 47 47 .500 9 Kaleena Mosqueda- 27 Mike Harmon 124 Chicago 46 48 .489 10 28 Jef Green 116 Lewis had 10 points, Crys- Minnesota 35 59 .372 21 29 Harrison Rhodes 111 tal Langhorne grabbed 10 West Division 30 Derrike Cope 104 Texas 55 40 .579 — rebounds and Sue Bird had Houston 51 44 .537 4 eight assists for Seattle (9-14). Seattle 48 47 .505 7 NASCAR Camping World Truck Standings Dearica Hamby con- Los Angeles 42 52 .447 12½ 1 William Byron 263 Oakland 42 53 .442 13 2 Matt Crafton 250 verted a three-point play to National League 3 Johnny Sauter 233 trim San Antonio’s deficit East Division 4 John Hunter Nemechek 223 to 63-59 early in the fourth Washington 57 38 .600 — 5 Christopher Bell 214 quarter, but Stewart scored Miami 51 43 .543 5½ Matt Baide / [email protected] 6 Daniel Hemric 246 New York 50 44 .532 6½ Alex Carpenter watches her hit ly to left ield for a single during the Fastpitch 7 Timothy Peters 246 nine points — including two 8 Tyler Reddick 215 Philadelphia 44 52 .458 13½ Northwest Exposure Tournament at Fort Borst Park in Centralia on Wednesday. 3-pointers — and the Stars Atlanta 33 62 .347 24 9 Ben Kennedy 203 went scoreless for four-plus Central Division 10 Ben Rhodes 201 Chicago 57 37 .606 — 11 Cameron Hayley 194 minutes during a 16-0 run St. Louis 50 44 .532 7 12 Spencer Gallagher 193 that put the Storm up 20 Pittsburgh 48 46 .511 9 AL Home Runs NL Earned Run Average 13 Cole Custer 191 with 4:33 to play. Milwaukee 40 52 .435 16 1. Mark Trumbo, BAL 28 1. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 1.79 14 Rico Abreu 161 Cincinnati 36 59 .379 21½ 1. Todd Frazier, CHW 28 2. Madison Bumgarner, SF 2.12 15 Austin Self 118 Seattle, ranked 10th in West Division 3. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 26 3. Kyle Hendricks, CHC 2.27 16 Tyler Young 147 the AP WNBA power poll, San Francisco 57 38 .600 — 4. Josh Donaldson, TOR 24 4. Jacob deGrom, NYM 2.38 17 Ryan Truex 136 shot 54.8 percent (17 of 31) Los Angeles 53 43 .552 4½ 5. David Ortiz, BOS 23 5. Noah Syndergaard, NYM 2.43 18 Parker Kligerman 132 from the field and made six Colorado 43 51 .457 13½ 19 Brandon Brown 115 San Diego 41 54 .432 16 AL Runs Batted In NL Saves 20 John Wes Townley 115 3-pointers in the second half. Arizona 40 55 .421 17 1. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 86 1. Jeurys Familia, NYM 33 21 Travis Kvapil 109 The last-ranked Stars, 2. David Ortiz, BOS 75 2. A.J. Ramos, MIA 31 22 Jordan Anderson 94 who have lost five in a row, 3. Mark Melancon, PIT 27 Tuesday’s Games 3. Albert Pujols, LAA 72 23 German Quiroga Jr. 70 were 4 of 15 (26.7 percent) L.A. Dodgers 8, Washington 4 4. Josh Donaldson, TOR 70 3. Kenley Jansen, LAD 27 24 Austin Hill 70 Miami 2, Philadelphia 1, 10 innings 5. Mark Trumbo, BAL 68 5. Jeanmar Gomez, PHI 26 25 Matt Tift 68 from 3-point range. N.Y. Mets 2, Chicago Cubs 1 26 Timmy Hill 65 Moriah Jefferson led Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 2 AL Wins NL Wins Above Replacement 27 Grant Eninger 63 San Antonio (5-18) with 25 Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 4, 11 innings 1. Chris Sale, CHW 14 1. Kris Bryant, CHC 4.8 28 Tommy Joe Martins 62 2. Anthony Rizzo, CHC 4.0 Boston 4, San Francisco 0 2. Chris Tillman, BAL 13 29 Kaz Grala 54 points. Alex Montgomery 2. Nolan Arenado, COL 4.0 San Diego at St. Louis, ppd. 3. Rick Porcello, BOS 12 30 Caleb Holman 48 had a season-best 13 points Tampa Bay 10, Colorado 1 3. J.A. Happ, TOR 12 4. Starling Marte, PIT 3.6 and a career-high six assists. Toronto 5, Arizona 1 5. Steven Wright, BOS 11 4. Brandon Crawford, SF 3.6 N.Y. Yankees 7, Baltimore 1 Minnesota 6, Detroit 2 AL Earned Run Average Cleveland 7, Kansas City 3 1. Danny Salazar, CLE 2.75 WNBA Brad Richards Retires L.A. Angels 8, Texas 6 2. Steven Wright, BOS 2.78 Oakland 4, Houston 3, 10 innings 3. Aaron Sanchez, TOR 2.87 NASCAR WNBA Standings after 15 NHL Seasons Eastern Conference W L PCT Chicago White Sox 6, Seattle 1 4. Marco Estrada, TOR 2.93 2016 NASCAR Sprint Cup Standings New York 18 7 .720 The Tribune News Service 5. Cole Hamels, TEX 3.00 RANK DRIVER POINTS Wednesday’s Games 1 Brad Keselowski 622 Atlanta 12 12 .500 The Detroit Red Wings Chicago 11 12 .478 Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 3 AL Saves 2 Kyle Busch 556 turned out to be Brad Rich- St. Louis 4, San Diego 2, 1st game 1. Zach Britton, BAL 29 3 Carl Edwards 587 Indiana 11 12 .478 Chicago Cubs 6, N.Y. Mets 2 2. Francisco Rodriguez, DET 26 4 Jimmie Johnson 514 Washington 9 14 .391 ards’ last stop in the NHL. Tampa Bay 11, Colorado 3 3. David Robertson, CHW 23 5 Matt Kenseth 506 Connecticut 7 16 .304 Richards, 36, announced Toronto 10, Arizona 4 4. Steve Cishek, SEA 22 6 Kevin Harvick 636 Western Conference his retirement Wednes- Milwaukee 9, Pittsburgh 5 5. Alex Colome, TB 20 7 Kurt Busch 602 x-Los Angeles 20 3 .870 Philadelphia 4, Miami 1 8 Joey Logano 571 x-Minnesota 20 4 .833 day with a release through Washington 8, L.A. Dodgers 1 AL Wins Above Replacement 9 Martin Truex Jr. 540 Phoenix 10 14 .417 the NHLPA. He played 15 Boston 11, San Francisco 7 1. Mike Trout, LAA 6.1 10 Denny Hamlin 505 Seattle 9 14 .391 seasons, the last of them St. Louis 3, San Diego 2, 2nd game 2. Josh Donaldson, TOR 5.9 11 Tony Stewart 287 Dallas 9 15 .375 this past season in Detroit. Minnesota 4, Detroit 1 3. Jose Altuve, HOU 5.5 12 Chase Elliott 499 San Antonio 5 18 .217 Cleveland 11, Kansas City 4 4. Robinson Cano, SEA 4.7 13 Ryan Newman 497 x - Clinched Playof Berth Signed to boost offense and Houston 7, Oakland 0 5. Manny Machado, BAL 4.2 14 Austin Dillon 488 experience from his two Seattle 6, Chicago White Sox 5, 11 innings 15 Jamie McMurray 474 Stanley Cup championships, N.Y. Yankees 5, Baltimore 0 National League Leaders 16 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 461 NL Batting Average 17 Trevor Bayne 447 Richards produced just 10 Thursday’s Games 1. Daniel Murphy, WSH .351 18 Ryan Blaney 445 MLS goals and 28 points in 68 L.A. Dodgers (Urias 1-2) at Washington 2. Wilson Ramos, WSH .330 19 Kasey Kahne 439 Major League Soccer Standings games with the Wings. (Strasburg 13-0), 9:05 a.m. 3. DJ LeMahieu, COL .325 20 Kyle Larson 436 Eastern Conference Baltimore (Tillman 13-2) at N.Y. Yankees 4. Carlos Gonzalez, COL .317 21 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 420 He came to Detroit on W L T P (Sabathia 5-7), 10:05 a.m. 4. Aledmys Diaz, STL .317 22 AJ Allmendinger 418 the heels of helping the Chi- New York City FC 9 6 6 33 Miami (Koehler 6-8) at Philadelphia (Eickhof 23 Greg Bile 395 Philadelphia Union 8 6 6 30 cago Blackhawks to the 2015 6-10), 4:05 p.m. NL Home Runs 24 Paul Menard 366 New York Red Bulls 8 9 4 28 Milwaukee (Garza 1-3) at Pittsburgh (Liriano 1. Kris Bryant, CHC 25 25 Danica Patrick 354 Stanley Cup. Richards began Montreal Impact 6 5 8 26 5-9), 4:05 p.m. 2. Anthony Rizzo, CHC 24 26 Aric Almirola 347 his career with the Tampa Toronto FC 6 7 6 24 Minnesota (Dufey 5-6) at Boston (Wright 3. Nolan Arenado, COL 23 27 Clint Bowyer 339 New England 5 7 8 23 Bay Lightning, and was 11-5), 4:10 p.m. 3. Trevor Story, COL 23 28 Casey Mears 293 crowned the Conn Smythe San Diego (Cashner 4-7) at St. Louis (Wain- 3. Adam Duvall, CIN 23 29 Landon Cassill 284 D.C. United 5 7 7 22 wright 9-5), 4:15 p.m. 30 David Ragan 274 Orlando City SC 4 5 10 22 winner in 2004 after lead- Detroit (Pelfrey 2-9) at Chicago White Sox NL Runs Batted In Columbus Crew 3 7 9 18 ing the Lightning to the Cup (Shields 4-11), 5:10 p.m. 1. Anthony Rizzo, CHC 71 NASCAR XFinity Standings Chicago Fire 4 9 5 17 with 26 points in 23 games. Atlanta (Foltynewicz 3-3) at Colorado (Bettis 1. Nolan Arenado, COL 71 1 Erik Jones 520 Western Conference 7-6), 5:40 p.m. 3. Daniel Murphy, WSH 68 2 Daniel Suarez 574 W L T P His 1,126 career games Tampa Bay (Moore 5-7) at Oakland (Gray 4-8), 4. Jay Bruce, CIN 66 3 Elliott Sadler 559 FC Dallas 12 6 4 40 also included stops with 7:05 p.m. 5. Jake Lamb, ARI 65 4 Ty Dillon 526 Colorado Rapids 10 2 7 37 the Dallas Stars and New 5 Brendan Gaughan 509 LA Galaxy 8 3 8 32 American League Leaders NL Wins 6 Justin Allgaier 506 Real Salt Lake 8 6 6 30 York Rangers, who famously AL Batting Average 1. Johnny Cueto, SF 13 7 Brennan Poole 489 Vancouver 8 8 5 29 bought out Richards in 2014, 1. Jose Altuve, HOU .357 1. Stephen Strasburg, WSH 13 8 Brandon Jones 489 Portland Timbers 7 6 8 29 three years after signing him 2. David Ortiz, BOS .326 3. Jake Arrieta, CHC 12 9 Darrell Wallace Jr. 459 Kansas City 8 10 4 28 to a nine-year, $60 million 3. Mike Trout, LAA .320 4. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 11 10 Ryan Reed 405 San Jose 6 6 7 25 4. Xander Bogaerts, BOS .319 4. Jose Fernandez, MIA 11 11 Ryan Sieg 397 Seattle Sounders 6 11 2 20 contract. 5. Yunel Escobar, LAA .318 12 Blake Koch 377 Houston Dynamo 4 9 6 18 SPORTS ON THE AIR

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MLB Cubs Acquire LHP Montgomery From Mariners for 1B Vogelbach CHICAGO (AP) — The Cubs added bullpen help Wednesday by acquiring left-hander Mike Montgomery from the Seattle Mariners for first baseman and designated hitter Dan Vogelbach. Chicago also obtained right- handed prospect Jordan Pries in the deal. Right-hander Paul Blackburn also goes to Seattle. The 27-year-old Montgomery has a 2.34 ERA in two starts and 30 relief appearances with the Mariners this season. The former first round pick of Kansas City was traded to Tampa Bay in the 2012 James Shields deal, when the Cubs’ Joe Maddon was man- aging Tampa Bay. Maddon described Mont- gomery as “big left-hander with a very good arm.” “He’s certainly not a house- hold name, but we think he’s got TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press a chance to take off,” Cubs presi- Seattle Mariners’ Leonys Martin hits a solo walk-of home run in the 11th inning of a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox Wednesday in Seattle. The Mariners dent of baseball operations Theo beat the White Sox 6-5 in 11 innings. Epstein said. Epstein and GM Jed Hoyer strikeout. The 22-year-old hard- was looking for a boost in the Mariners throwing righty has struck out bullpen with Travis Wood and 42 in 20 ⅔ innings, while allow- Continued from Sports 1 Clayton Richard the only healthy ing five runs. left-handers. The NL Central walked two in his first start leading-Cubs are likely to seek since May 27. UPON FURTHER REVIEW more reinforcements as they aim "It feels good to be out there, In the eighth inning, Seager for the club’s first World Series try and do my job to help my was called safe at first ahead of title since 1908. team to win," said Hernandez, a double-play relay. The White “Every day they come down who threw 94 pitches. "I had a Sox challenged and the play was and talk to me postgame about good sinker, got a lot of ground- overturned. Lind followed with what their thoughts are,” Mad- balls. They were swinging, they a solo homer. don said after Wednesday’s 6-2 were swinging at every pitch and win over the New York Mets. that's why my pitch count was “They’re obviously very good at pretty low." UP NEXT piecing everything together. I Todd Frazier hit a three-run MARINERS: Seattle opens an just give my suggestions when homer in the first off Hernan- 11-day, eight-game road trip on asked. We’re working diligently dez. Frazier's 28th home run tied Friday at Toronto. LHP James every day, and Mike Montgom- him for the major league lead Paxton (2-4, 4.56 ERA) starts ery is a nice fellow.” with Baltimore's Mark Trumbo. the opener, followed by Hisashi Vogelbach, 23, was hitting TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press "It was a changeup. I left it up," Iwakuma (10-6). .318 with 16 homers and 64 RBIs Hernandez said. "Frazier's got Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Felix Hernandez wipes his head with a towel after in 89 games for Triple-A Iowa. pretty good pop and put a good he was pulled from a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox in the seventh TRAINER'S ROOM The Cubs selected Vogelbach swing on it." inning Wednesday in Seattle. in the second round of the 2011 Hernandez struck out Eaton the day from Triple-A Tacoma. he was probably better than I WHITE SOX: With LHP Carlos amateur draft. to begin the game, but Melky It was the third homer for Zuni- thought he would be, other than Rodon (wrist) not ready to come Pries, 26, had a 4.93 ERA in Cabrera followed with a double off the disabled list, RHP Jacob Double-A Jackson and Triple-A into the left-field corner. Justin no, who hit two during an ear- the home run that he gave up to lier two-game call-up. Frazier," Servais said. "I thought Turner will get his second start Tacoma this season. The 22-year- Morneau drew a two-out walk of the season Friday. He allowed old Blackburn had a 3.17 ERA in and Frazier connected for his Lind, whose pinch-hit, three- his stuff was good, I thought he eight runs on seven hits in four 18 starts with Double-A Tennes- third homer in three games. run homer in the ninth inning was pretty crisp, but after the see. The White Sox added a run gave Seattle a 4-3 victory on first inning at that point if you innings in an 8-1 loss to the An- in the second on consecutive Monday, tied it with his 15th had told me he was going to get gels last Sunday. two-out singles by Tyler Saladi- homer. as deep as he did into the game, I MARINERS: SS Ketel Marte Mariners First-Round no, Eaton and Cabrera to make "The home run was our probably wouldn't have believed was out for the third straight it 4-0. Martin homered in the friend early, and then it became it." game with an illness. He was Draft Pick to Miss bottom half. our enemy," White Sox manager not expected to travel with the Rest of Season Chicago pushed the lead to Robin Ventura said. "You give STRIKEOUT MACHIINE team to Toronto on Wednesday 5-2 in the fifth on a leadoff triple up enough of those, it's tough to night, pending a few more tests, SEATTLE (AP) — The Se- by Cabrera and Morneau's single. withstand it." Mariners rookie reliever Ed- but Servais said he hoped Marte attle Mariners announced Seattle cut the led to 5-4 in Servais was pleased with win Diaz fanned all three bat- would join the team in time for Wednesday that minor league the seventh on the home run by what he saw from Hernandez. ters he faced in the eighth, giv- the series against the Blue Jays outfielder Kyle Lewis, the team’s Zunino, also called up earlier in "I think for the first time out, ing him six consecutive outs by that begins Friday. first-round draft pick in 2016, in- jured his knee and is expected to miss the rest of the season. Lewis, 21, a two-time South- Cabrera, Frazier Homer as White Sox Beat Mariners 6-1 ern Conference player of the year SEATTLE (TNS) — Maybe career. But shoulder issues in homer of the season. and out of the reach of a diving at Mercer, was the 11th overall the Seattle Mariners would spring training and early in the After the homer, Miley set- Shawn O’Malley for an RBI sin- pick in last month’s draft. have had back-to-back games season, including a disabled-list tled in, using a few double plays gle and a 3-1 lead. He was injured Tuesday in of ninth-inning walk-off magic. stint, limited his usage and ef- to pitch and a timely strikeout in The Mariners squandered a collision at home plate while The odds against that were slim fectiveness. Now fully healthy, the fifth inning to pitch around multiple scoring opportunities playing for the Class-A Everett by baseball standards. Benoit’s command has been multiple baserunners. Aqua Sox and tore the anterior But they never really got a vi- wandering and inconsistent. He The Mariners managed to tie vs. Quintana, who wasn’t par- ticularly sharp. cruciate ligament (ACL), as well able chance. has 15 walks in 231/3 innings it up for him in the fourth when as a medial and lateral meniscus Immediately after the Cano Instead of trying to rally from pitched with four homers and a Robinson Cano led off the in- in his right knee. a two-run deficit against closer 5.40 ERA. ning with a first-pitch solo homer homer, Nelson Cruz singled (one Lewis was hitting .299 with David Robertson in the bottom Facing another all-star left- to right field. It was Cano’s 22nd of his three hits in the game) three homers, eight doubles, five of the ninth, they were down five handed starting pitcher for the homer of the season. and Dae-Ho Lee worked a walk. triples and 26 RBIs in 30 games runs going into their final at-bat second straight day, Seattle man- But Miley’s run of zeroes But Quintana got Kyle Seager with Everett in the Northwest and slim hopes transformed into aged just one run against Jose ended in the sixth inning. He fell to fly out and Chris Iannetta to League. non-existent in a 6-1 loss to the Quintana. But it should have behind Melky Cabrera to start ground out. White Sox. been much more. They had six the inning. He worked the count Reliever Joaquin Benoit gave hits, three walks and a hit batter back to full, but left a curveball In the fifth inning, Seattle Griffey, Piazza Hall up a two-run homer to Todd in six innings against Quintana, up in the zone. Cabrera yanked put runners on first and sec- Frazier in the ninth inning and but only managed the one run. it into the visiting bullpen for ond with one out, but Franklin of Fame Plaques was charged with another run to Seattle starter Wade Miley his ninth homer of the season to Gutierrez’s liner to right was di- Set for Road Trips turn a 3-1 game into a five-run gave a decent outing, pitching make it 2-1. rectly at Adam Eaton. Quintana COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) deficit and put the rally hopes 61/3 innings, allowing three runs Miley gave up a single to Fra- then struck out Cano on a nasty out of reach. on six hits with three walks and zier and issued a one-out walk — The Baseball Hall of Fame curveball to end the threat. plaques of Ken Griffey Jr. and Benoit has been a disappoint- four strikeouts. to Avisail Garcia that ended his Seattle’s left the bases loaded ment of the Mariners this season. Miley hung 1-0 curveball outing. Right-hander Tom Wil- Mike Piazza will be hitting the Acquired in a trade with the San over the middle of the plate to helmsen entered the game, try- in the sixth when Daniel Rob- road for visits to Seattle and New Diego Padres in the offseason, White Sox second baseman Brett ing to keep the deficit to one run. ertson flew out to center on a York City just a few days after the 39-year-old right-hander was Lawrie, who slugged a solo hom- But he couldn’t do it. J.B. Shuck 3-1 count after Quintana had they’re installed in Cooperstown. brought in because of his con- er over the wall in left field to lined a ball up the middle, just walked Chris Iannetta and hit Hall of Fame officials say the sistent results over his lengthy make it 1-0. It was Lawrie’s 12th past the glove of Wilhelmsen Leonys Martin with a pitch. bronze likenesses of the newest inductees will be installed after Golf Sunday’s induction ceremonies. The plaques will be temporarily removed for travel to events this Tiger Woods Withdraws from PGA Championship summer at the ballparks of the The Tribune News Service his career. and Steinberg told GolfChannel. pionship field. Seattle Mariners and New York “We have been in contact with com that Woods won’t play in The year’s final major will Mets. It’s official: Golf’s biggest Piazza’s plaque will be re- name won’t play when the final Tiger’s agent, Mark Steinberg, the 2015-16 season. The 2016-17 miss Woods, but it will still have and he informed us today that season begins in October. plenty of intrigue. moved July 29 and put on display major of the year comes to New at New York’s Citi Field later that Jersey next week. our four-time PGA Champion In the spring, there had been Phil Mickelson, who won the will be unable to join us at Bal- hope that Woods might be on last time the PGA was held at day through July 31 before being Tiger Woods withdrew from tusrol Golf Club next week for the verge of a return to com- Baltusrol in 2005, always draws reinstalled at the Hall of Fame the PGA Championship on the 98th PGA Championship,” petition when he started hit- massive crowds when he plays in on Aug. 1. Tuesday, still not ready to return the PGA of America said in a ting shots in public. But Woods the New York/New Jersey area. Griffey’s plaque will be re- to competition as he recovers statement Tuesday. repeatedly said he wasn’t sure Now, the 46 year old will try to moved on the afternoon of Aug. from multiple back surgeries. Woods, a 14-time major win- when he would return. bounce back at Baltusrol less 3 and displayed at Seattle’s Safe- By sitting out at Baltusrol ner, hasn’t played a shot on the And, apparently, he still isn’t. than two weeks after nearly win- co on Aug. 5-6 before being re- next week, Woods will miss all PGA Tour since last August’s Harold Varner III took ning the British Open — the fans turned to Cooperstown on Aug. four majors for the first time in Wyndham Championship — Woods’ spot in the PGA Cham- are sure to be on his side. 8. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 SPORTS

Extreme Sports Tennis Stuntman to Attempt Knievel’s Launch Over Snake River Canyon Serena Williams, By The Boston Herald even Homeland Security, to Novak Djokovic The Hollywood stuntman green light his blastoff. Others Headline US Open doesn’t want to follow in his have stepped up as well, includ- idol’s footsteps so much as rocket ing Slash from Guns N’ Roses. Field above them — over a gaping can- Braun said the guitarist recorded By Mike Rose yon, no less. a theme song for him — fittingly Newsday Evel Knievel’s iconic launch, using Elton John’s hit, “Rocket Take II. Man.” Serena Williams, the Eddie Braun, fueled by the The jump will be live- top-ranked women’s player memory of the late daredevil, streamed on the Internet. in the world, headlines plans to strap into a steam-pow- For years, many believed Evel the field for next month’s ered rocket cycle on Sept. 17 for Knievel’s daredevil son, Robbie U.S. Open. The United his most death-defying role yet: — who’s completed more than State Tennis Association Replicating a launch over the 350 jumps — might be the first announced the women’s Snake River Canyon in Idaho to take a crack at the canyon. At and men’s singles fields on that could have cost Knievel his one point, Robbie Knievel was Wednesday. life four decades ago. looking at the jump in 2011, but Defending U.S. Open Associated Press Braun named his rocket FILE PHOTO / it didn’t take flight. champion and world No. 1 “Evel Spirit “ after his boyhood In this Sept. 8, 1974, ile photo, Evel Knievel sits in the steam powered rocket mo- “Eddie put together the team Novak Djokovic, headlines hero. It’s nearly identical to the torcycle that will hopefully take him across Snake River Canyon in Twin Falls, Idaho. and he’s the one that got it done,” the men’s field. model Knievel used for his failed Fueled by the memory of the late daredevil Knievel, Hollywood stuntman Eddie Williams, a six-time Kelly Knievel explained. “It’s canyon attempt on Sept. 8, 1974. Braun plans to strap into a steam-powered rocket cycle on Sept. 17, 2016, for his U.S. Open champion, very dangerous — and very am- Braun wants to prove Knievel most death-defying role yet. won Wimbledon earlier could’ve made it had his para- bitious.” this month, giving her 22 chute not prematurely deployed. Scott Truax used his father’s Grand Slam singles titles • A 90-foot tank filled with In 1974, Chris Talkington blueprints to reconstruct the Joining this endeavor are two sharks in 1977 (crashed on land- worked as the news director for for her career and tying sons eager to complete the lega- rocket. He wanted to show that Steffi Graf for the most in ing ramp during rehearsal, bro- the local television station and his dad’s version of Evel Kniev- cies of their fathers: Kelly Kniev- ken arms) watched Knievel fail to make the Open Era. el, who was present the day of the el’s “X2 Skycycle” would’ve In all, 10 of the top 11 And, of course, the Snake it over the canyon and then fail worked, if not for the parachute crash, and rocket designer Scott River Canyon attempt. Wearing to pay vendors for their services. women’s singles players will Truax, whose dad constructed malfunction. his patriotic jumpsuit, Knievel Now a city councilman in Twin be competing in the U.S. the original rocket cycle for The late Robert Truax was was the epitome of cool and calm. Falls, he said his town is wiser Open. Australian Open Knievel. considered one of top rocket sci- Soon after takeoff, his para- about what to expect from a champion and world No. 2 Ready, set, and (gulp) launch. entists of the 20th century. chute deployed and halted the daredevil attempting to jump Angelique Kerber, French “Evel took off on one side of “With this re-creation, it is my rocket’s momentum. Watching the canyon. Open champion and world the canyon in 1974. I’m hoping intent to clear his name and tell that day was son, Kelly, and the “It woke our little town up,” No. 3 Garbine Muguruza, his spirit lands on the other side his amazing story,” Scott Truax rocket’s designer, Robert Tru- explained Talkington, who and two-time U.S. Open of the canyon in 2016,” said the said in an email. “I like to think champion and world No. 7 54-year-old Braun, who says he ax, who put a comforting arm wasn’t aware of Braun’s jump but around Kelly as the cycle drifted said there is a ramp near the can- that instead of looking up at the Venus Williams are in the completed the necessary paper- rocket launch, he and Evel will field. Agnieszka Radwan- work and will launch a few miles into the canyon. yon. “I look forward to (another Evel Knievel walked away attempt). I applaud them.” be looking down on it and that’s ska, world No. 4, and world away from Knievel’s original No. 5 Simona Halep will with only minor injuries. As a kid, Braun would of- a much better view.” site that’s near Twin Falls, Idaho. also be competing. “He flipped a coin with his ten jump over trash cans in the The rocket will reach a top “How many people get to fulfill On the men’s side, the life, and came out alive,” said driveway on his Schwinn Sting- speed of 400 mph in about 3 sec- the dreams of their hero? It’s top four singles players Kelly Knievel, whose father died ray, pretending to be Knievel. onds and an altitude of 3,000 feet kind of like touching Superman’s in the world are entered. in 2007 at 69 after suffering from Braun even became a profession- before the engine cuts off and the cape.” Djokovic, world No. 2 diabetes and pulmonary fibrosis. al stuntman because of Knievel, parachute deploys. Braun says he Braun has long been fasci- and reigning Wimbledon nated by everything Knievel, the “My dad certainly had nine lives, serving as a stunt double for ac- expects to soar about 1,500 feet or 0.28 miles over the canyon. champion Andy Murray, popular figure who attempted didn’t he?” tors such as Ray Liotta and Char- five-time U.S. Open cham- so many memorable motorcycle Just before the attempt, the lie Sheen, along with coordinat- While parachute technology has improved, there’s still plenty pion and world No. 3 Roger jumps over an iconic career: daredevil landed on the cover ing stunts for movies, TV shows Federer, and two-time U.S. • The fountains at Caesars of Sports Illustrated. Just after, and music videos. of danger. That’s why Braun’s wife and Open champion and world Palace in 1967 (crashed, crushed his celebrity status was only ce- For three years, Braun tried No. 4 Rafael Nadal head- four kids aren’t planning to at- pelvis and femur) mented. to launch this project and invest- line the men’s singles field. tend the launch. Braun constant- • 13 buses at Wembley Stadi- The town of Twin Falls can’t ed nearly $1.5 million. He’s look- The U.S. Open will be um in London in 1975 (crashed, forget him, either. He put the ing to raise another $150,000 . ly reassures them. played from Aug. 29 -Sept. broke pelvis and back) city on the map — and opened He said he’s secured the “They think it’s really cool 11 at the USTA Billie Jean • 14 Greyhound buses at its eyes because the Evel Knievel proper permission and permits that dad gets to fly a rocket,” King National Tennis Cen- Kings Island theme park in Ohio cavalcade supposedly left behind from private land owners, Fed- Braun said. “I guess there’s just a ter in Flushing. in 1975 (success). a trail of unpaid bills. eral Aviation Administration, little Evel in all of us.” NASCAR

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MLB Ken Griffey Jr. Went From Rising Star to Face of Major League Baseball in ‘90s By John McGrath good. The News Tribune “His commitment to the Make-A-Wish foundation was Ken Griffey Jr. was among amazing. He didn’t just show up the top two or three baseball and pose for a photo. He’d bring players of the 1990s. Thanks to cancer patients into the club- advanced statistics, his place in house and interact with them on such a ranking is fodder for one the field during warmups. He of those bar-stool debates that did whatever he could to bring ultimately conclude with the some joy into their lives.” words “Last Call!” Griffey’s ability to connect But throughout a decade re- with the public — and kids, in membered for the labor prob- particular — was like his swing: lems that splintered the sport unforced and seemingly effort- and alienated the public, there less. is no doubt about the identity of “He has a real screen presence,” baseball’s most recognized play- Andy Scheinman, the director of er. He was known as “The Kid.” “Little Big League,” told Sports Il- Ken Griffey Jr. was pictured lustrated for a 1994 cover story on a candy bar, and the sub- that depicted Griffey as base- ject of a video game, and brand ball’s most marketable icon since name for an athletic shoe manu- Reggie Jackson became known factured by the company that as “the straw that stirs the drink” launched an ad campaign tout- of the 1970s Yankees. ing him as a 1996 presidential Confident that the ball is candidate. His voice was heard into the stands, Ken Griffey Jr. in a season-three episode of “The Simpsons,” around the time his begins to round the bases dur- leaping catch doomed the Min- ing the Mariners’ 1999 season nesota Twins’ storybook season opener versus Chicago White in the enchanting movie, “Little Sox. Elaine Thompson AP file Big League.” He made a cam- “When he is on the screen,” eo appearance on “The Fresh Scheinman said of Griffey, “your Prince of Bel Air.” eyes just naturally go to him. How enthralled was America He’s like Tom Cruise in that with Griffey? sense. We had a number of big Randy Adamack, senior vice LINDSEY WASSON / The Seattle Times/TNS name baseball players in the president of communications for Former Seattle Mariners star Ken Grifey Jr. channels Felix Hernandez with the pitcher’s signature pose during Grifey’s cer- movie (Randy Johnson, Ivan Ro- the Mariners, quantifies it with a emonial irst pitch before the home opener against the Oakland Athletics at Safeco Field in Seattle on April 8. driguez, Sandy Alomar Jr., Ra- number — 12 — more revealing fael Palmeiro, Tim Raines), but than a 20-year old Q score. born entertainer. up a bat and put on a show. when Griffey was on the field, it was like a different world. He’s “I used to go back to Ohio SEATTLE’S SUPERSTAR The Home Run Derby, which “I don’t like to get booed,” once a summer, with my chil- has been held on the eve of the Griffey said a few hours later. “I just a huge, huge star.” dren, to visit family,” Adamack Through 11 seasons be- All-Star Game since 1985, was don’t think anybody does.” The ultimate validation said a few weeks ago. “I grew tween 1989 and 1999, Griffey not an event Griffey annually an- Griffey won the 1998 Home of Griffey’s popularity during up about 65 miles northeast of hit .299 while averaging 158 ticipated with eagerness. He took Run Derby with 19 long flies. He the 1990s was his election, in hits and 36 home runs. He Cleveland, a small town where pride in his all-around skill set — would win again in 1999, and re- 1998, to Major League Base- was selected to play in the ball’s “All-Century Team.” Fans the local newspaper would cover “I’m a hitter, not a slugger,” he was turn to display his power for the All-Star Game 10 times during determined the roster of 50, events like Little League baseball. fond of saying — and had legiti- final time in 2000, when he took that span and won all seven and Griffey received more sup- One day I saw a full page devot- mate concerns the smooth swing second. Griffey’s Home Run of his Silver Slugger awards. port (645,389 votes) than fellow ed to 15 players who’d qualified that was his trademark could Derby totals: Three first-place outfielders Roberto Clemente for some tournament. Each was be corrupted by a prolonged finishes and three second-place asked who his favorite baseball ing one of the youngest everyday (582,937), Stan Musial (571,279), competition requiring ferocious finishes in eight appearances. Frank Robinson (220,226) and player was, and 12 answered players in history at 19, he was hacks at batting-practice pitches. Because he belonged to a ‘Ken Griffey Jr.’ faced with a new question every Barry Bonds (173,279). Displeased that ESPN had West Coast team that begins In retrospect, the voting had “I still remember that because year. Could he hit .300? Yes, at 20. scheduled the Mariners for a some 100 games a season shortly it was the mid ‘90s, back when Could he drive in 100 runs? That more to do with an assumption Sunday night game at Texas, after 10 p.m. on the East Coast, the second half of Griffey’s career the Cleveland Indians had really came at 21. Can he have back-to- Griffey wanted no part of the Griffey’s national exposure was good teams, pennant winners back big years with 20 homers, would mirror the first. It didn’t. 1998 frivolity at Denver’s Coors limited. He was seen in 16 play- After turning 30, he would re- with a bunch of All-Stars. And 100 RBI and a .300 average? That Field. He was tired and cranky off games during the 1990s, but ceive MVP votes only once as the yet 12 kids, probably big fans of was proved at 22. the Indians, listed a Seattle Mari- — the Mariners were 37-51 at the never in a World Series. injuries mounted and his quest “By last season it was clear break — and he’d already estab- The Home Run Derby can to play in a World Series deterio- ner as their favorite.” that Griffey had ambition, du- Griffey’s allure during the lished himself as a Derby legend be annoying to some baseball rated into a pipe dream. rability, and enthusiasm. While 1990s was steeped in a combi- with a first-place finish in 1994, purists — Chris Berman’s “back- By 2002, baseball historian far from diligent, he seemed to nation of substance and style. two years after he launched a ball back-back!” call has the dulcet Bill James, noting Griffey shared Through 11 seasons between know the game’s nuances by a that caromed off the B&O Ware- sound of a jackhammer at dawn both a birthplace and a birthday 1989 and 1999, he hit .299 while kind of high-spirited, hat-back- house beyond the right field of — but it helped introduce an en- with Musial, assessed The Kid’s averaging 36 home runs and 15 ward osmosis.” Baltimore’s Camden Yards. tire generation of young Ameri- accomplishments versus those of stolen bases. He was named to And though Barry Bonds — Griffey was determined to cans to a superstar with the The Man. the All-Star Game in 10 of those the National League’s answer to participate in the All-Star Eve backwards cap and radiant smile. “The second-best left-hand- years, and won all 10 of his Gold Griffey — was assembling simi- festivities only as an observer “Kids love watching it,” said ed hitter ever born in Donora, Glove awards. lar numbers with the Pirates and when, about 90 minutes before Adamack, “and Junior was at his Pa. on Nov. 21,” James wrote of “The whole sport has watched then the Giants, Bonds’ cold and the first casual lob of a long night, best with kids. If we had a re- Griffey. each of his baby steps,” the indifferent persona minimized something odd happened. Pre- quest that involved him talking Perhaps, but when it comes Washington Post’s Thomas Bo- his national marketing potential. sented with a trophy for accumu- to kids, I could be 100 percent to baseball players whose mar- swell wrote in the spring of 1994, Griffey had a brooding side as lating the most votes in fan bal- certain he was on board. If the keting appeal endured for the when Griffey became the first well, but when the lights went on loting, 50,000 spectators booed request was for him to speak to decade between 1989 and 2000, player to hit more than 20 home and the stage was his, he occu- him. some businessmen wearing ties, Ken Griffey Jr. was second-best runs before June 1. “After becom- pied it with the flair of a natural- It was his motivation to pick uh, well, the chances weren’t so to nobody.

NFL NBA QB Questions the Last Thing Teams Need in Training Camp Durant on Ingram: One of the last things an NFL Pederson, to tutor whoever ‘Like I’m Looking team needs when it enters train- stands behind center. Early on, ing camp is uncertainty at quar- he said it would be Bradford. But in the Mirror’ terback. They all want an Aaron to think that is a closed competi- LAS VEGAS (TNS) — The Rodgers, Eli Manning or Cam tion would be unwise. comparisons between Brandon Newton behind center. “Competition is great, it Ingram and Kevin Durant long Yet six clubs have major ques- helped me as a quarterback,” predated the draft, both long, tions about their QB situation. Pederson said. Here’s a look: athletic players with inside-out- DENVER BRONCOS: You don’t SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS: In 2012, side games even if Ingram at only replace a Peyton Manning, not Colin Kaepernick was the an- 18 is less developed than Durant even one struggling at the end of swer in San Francisco. His dy- was at that age. his brilliant career. And all the namic style, speed and versatility Watching the two of them on consternation in Denver about were the rage of the NFC. the same court this week _ Du- Von Miller’s contract had pushed Now, he’s fighting for a job he rant with the U.S. Olympic team, the QB quandary aside a bit. lost to journeyman Blaine Gab- Ingram one of four players with- Still, it’s a huge issue, particu- bert in 2015. out NBA experience on the U.S. larly with the Broncos opting to New coach Chip Kelly’s of- Select team _ the comparisons

let Brock Osweiler walk away to MATT ROURKE / Associated Press, fense could use the flair and seems outrageous. Among NBA Houston in free agency. In this May 17 ile photo, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Sam Bradford (7) throws unpredictability Kaepernick can players, Ingram looks spindly, So Gary Kubiak and John El- a pass as Chase Daniel (10) and Carson Wentz (11) look on at the team’s NFL foot- bring. It can’t afford the bad deci- almost frail. Visually, there’s no way must figure out if Mark San- ball training facility, in Philadelphia. Oft-injured, inconsistent Sam Bradford is their sions and turnovers that plagued comparison between him and chez can avoid the big mistakes guy. Unless No. 2 overall draft choice Carson Wentz is. him recently. Durant at this moment, given that have plagued his career. Or “It’s going to be won on the Durant has nine years and 50 whether top pick Paxton Lynch, deed, have to sit out the first four Jets QB has had. Then he became field,” Kelly said. “It’s not go- pounds on him. for whom Denver traded up in games this season. So Jimmy a free agent seeking that one last, ing to be won because we have a With the opportunity to look the draft, can make the mam- Garoppolo will need lots of reps well-earned big payday at age 35. timetable.” at them side by side, a compari- moth leap. Or if the only hold- in training camp and preseason The Jets apparently have seen son that seemed plausible watch- games. little future with Fitz as their over, Trevor Siemian, has the LOS ANGELES RAMS: New digs on ing Ingram compete against col- But Brady has a specific regi- man, even though they have a the Left Coast for the Rams. The tools. legians almost seems laughable. “The only way that they es- men for staying sharp, and that roster built for now. The three top overall draft pick in Jared Then again, who better to assess tablish themselves and take the will be even more critical this alternate choices are Geno Smith, Goff. Not a lot of proven talent team over is if you somehow summer if he isn’t playing in Bryce Petty, and second-round behind him. the similarities than Durant? give them the opportunity to do September. draft pick Christian Hackenberg. Is there really a dilemma When he looks at Ingram, who that,” Kubiak said. “As a coach, if here? starred at Duke last season, he you’re making decisions before NEW YORK JETS: Figuring out PHILADELPHIA EAGLES: Oft-in- Well, Goff is just learning sees a lot of himself. they ever step on the field and what the Jets have been doing — jured, inconsistent Sam Bradford how to play under center rather “I watched him almost every don’t give them equal opportu- and for that matter, what Ryan is their guy. Unless No. 2 overall than almost exclusively in the game this season,” Durant said nity to prove themselves, I don’t Fitzpatrick and his representa- draft choice Carson Wentz is. pistol or shotgun. He’s going to Tuesday. “I’m a huge fan. He’s believe in that.” tion have been doing — for the Unless high-priced veteran face some of the top defenses in the first person I can say that I NEW ENGLAND PATRI- past few months is impossible. backup Chase Daniel is. the NFL, including the Seahawks can look at him and feel like I’m OTS — “Deflategate” has gone Fitzpatrick comes off a career Philadelphia brought in one and Cardinals twice each. And looking in the mirror. I’m root- away, and Tom Brady does, in- season and one of the best any of its own former QBs, Doug he’s all of 21. ing for him.” Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, 2016

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Hunting & Fishing Report Green Pastures Abound on the Dry Side of the State West of the Cascades the are referring to the collection of rivers. In an effort to reduce posals to expand certain conser- ens national Volcanic Monu- world is green by nature. Ev- 687 sea otters as a record in open snagging, harvested fish must vation programs and to provide ment Headquarters. Harvesting ergreen trees lead the way and ocean water. be hooked inside the mouth on expanded fishing and hunting huckleberries for personal use, ferns and clover camouflage the While the otters are notable those bodies of water, as well as opportunities through a com- which is defined as no more than breaks in the canopy. in their own right it is also a good Drano Lake and the mainstem bined effort of state funding and one gallon of berries per per- Over east of the mountains sign that there is a lot of feeding Columbia from Bonneville Dam license fee increases. though the world is nothing but fodder in the form of fatty fish to up to McNary Dam. The workshops will be part son per day and three gallons of a Mad Max style scrapyard of be had in the ocean these days. Last week on the mainstem of the WDFW’s “Washington’s huckleberries per year, does not sagebrush and tumbling tumble- Last week in Marine Area 1 lower Columbia River below Wild Future: A Partnership for require a permit. weeds. The water that falls from (Ilwaco) salmon anglers landed Bonneville Dam the WDFW Fish and Wildlife,” program, The following regulations ap- the heavens to rehydrate the ver- just over one fish per rod. That sampled 1,466 salmon anglers, which is meant to fortify rela- ply to commercial huckleberry dant slopes of western Wash- catch rate is down slightly from including 223 boats. That an- tionships in local communities, permits: ington never the previous week, when anglers gling contingent hauled in 56 increase support for conserva- · Permits are $40 per permit breach the averaged more than 1.25 fish per adult and nine jack Chinooks, tion and outdoor recreation as for 14 days, or $75 for a season. Cascadia ridge rod. However, more Chinook 192 steelhead and 30 sockeye. well to help the WDFW’s pro- · Permits will be issued begin- and thus the have been showing up in creels Meanwhile, 28 sampled sturgeon grams and services serve the ning August 8, 2016. parched lands as of late, although the ratio is anglers released 27 legal size fish. needs of the public. never have still more than 75 percent coho. Most of the sturgeon were caught “We heard many good ideas · All huckleberry permits in- the oppor- Bank anglers have been having near Kalama. Walleye anglers last fall, and almost all of them clude camping conditions that tunity to re- a bit of success off of the North averaged about two fish per per- called for more outdoor oppor- require all garbage and human plenish them- Jetty, while the vast majority of son. tunities and expanded conser- waste to be contained and re- selves and By Jordan the catch has come from boat an- The WDFW did not provide vation efforts,” said WDFW Di- moved from national forest land- turn brown to Nailon glers beyond Buoy 10. a creel sample for the Cowlitz rector Jim Unsworth, in a press “pack it in, pack it out.” green. jnailon@ Beginning on July 23 anglers River last week but anglers on release. “The Wild Future pack- · Berry harvesters may camp in Marine Area 2 (Westport) will the river said that steelhead age reflects the input we received For so long chronline.com up to 14 days. be allowed to keep two Chinook could be found from one end to and identifies both our spending this is exactly · Rakes or mechanical devices what I thought. per day, but they will also be re- the other. The Chinook return priorities and how we could pay This week though I learned that quired to release all coho. The has slowed considerably and the for them. The workshops offer a for berry harvest are not permit- perceptions can be misleading area affected by the rule change congregation of kings at the bar- great opportunity for Washing- ted, as they may damage plants. and the dry side of the state has stretches from the Queets River rier dam is said to have turned tonians to help us refine these · A free map issued with per- a strange habit of keeping things to Leadbetter Point. WDFW of- old and stale, which in turn sent strategies.” mits shows areas on the forest greener than a Leprechaun party ficials noted that the fishery has many of the regular anglers in Documents detailing the that are closed to all harvest. at The Evergreen State College. plenty of Chinook remaining to that area looking for brighter pis- draft spending and revenung · Violation of any regulation In Eastern Washington wide allow for the limit increase. As catorial prospects. The steelhead propsals are available online at, for commercial harvest is subject recycling program will reach open skies reveal a world of cen- of July 17 anglers had caught just http://wdfw.wa.gov/wildfuture/. to a citation and fine. 14 percent of the 16,600 Chinook its climax this week with an es- The public will also be able to ter pivot succulence. Irrigation is · For the safety of all forest us- the name of the game and crops included in the preseason harvest timated 600 fish released into submit comments at that website. ers, berry harvesters are asked from grass to corn revel in the guideline for Marine Area 2. The the river between Monday and Each of the following work- readily available hydration. current limit is just one salmon Friday. Tacoma Power has said shop will take place from 6 to 8 not to park vehicles in the road- Where western Washingto- per day. Coho are excluded from that they will release about 300 p.m.: way. Remember that parking in nians have adapted to rely on the the catch. The daily limit in Ma- steelhead on Friday alone. That · Aug. 2 – Center Place, 2426 some developed sites requires a rain and allow pastures and fields rine Area 1 will remain at two recycle effort will coincide with N. Discovery Place, Spokane Northwest Forest Pass. to turn mellowing shades of yel- salmon, of which only one may Saturday’s Cowlitz River steel- Valley. Some areas of the Gifford Pin- low during the heat of summer, be a Chinook. head derby in Toledo. Participa- · Aug. 3 – Selah Civic Center, chot National Forest are closed tion tickets must be purchased eastsiders never give in to the el- The popular Buoy 10 fishery 216 S 1st St, Selah. to all harvesting however. Those will begin on Aug. 1 and con- by Friday evening in order to be · Aug. 8 – Water Resources ements and their green fields roll areas are listed on the free maps tinue through Sept. 5 (Labor eligible for prizes. Education Center, 4600 S.E. Co- on as far as the eye can see. available at forest offices. Areas Lightning storms strike Day. That fishery will consists of On the Wind River the lumbia Way, Vancouver. across three counties and boom a two fish daily limit, of which WDFW reports that effort · Aug. 9 – Chelan County closed to huckleberry harvest off the tops of whipping wind only one may be a Chinook. Chi- and catch have both been light Public Utility District Audito- include Mt. St. Helens Volcanic mills. Steaming raindrops splat- nook retention on Sundays and around the mouth of the river. rium, 327 N. Wenatchee Ave, Monument, all designated wil- ter on hot concrete and permeate Mondays during that fishery will Drano Lake also had light effort Wenatchee. dernesses, and the “handshake the air with a pungent familiar- be limited to hatchery fish only. last week but the steelhead haul · Aug. 10 – WDFW Mill Creek agreement” area of Sawtooth ity. The storms do not last long, No Chinook retention will be al- was said to be good. Boat anglers Office, 16018 Mill Creek Blvd, Berry Fields. The “handshake” did particularly well with about a though, and the soaked roads lowed from Sept. 6-30. Addition- Mill Creek. area refers to a location that since fish per rod hauled in. · Aug. 11 – Willapa Harbor dry before one’s eyes. Only the ally, only one hatchery steelhead 1932 has been designated for the may be kept from Aug. 1 through In lakeside trout news, the Community Center, 916 W. First newfound roiling humidity re- Yakama Nation tribe to gather mains to remind you of the strik- Dec. 31. WDFW planted about 2,500 St., South Bend. traditional foods that have been ing storm that once was. Also beginning on Aug. 1 rainbows in Merwin Reservoir While roadway travelers call the daily limit for salmon on all last week. There was no report of FORAGING culturally significant to them for out crop names while whiplash- tributaries to the lower Colum- angling success. thousands of years. bia River will be reduced to just The heat of the summer has Washington law requires ing eyeballs to the left and right finally arrived and with it will two adult coho per day. The pre- HUNTIN’ huckleberry buyers and sellers slow circling sprinklers spray come huckleberry gathering sea- sustenance sustaining canal wa- vious limit was six adult salmon Believe it or not, the long to register their sales and pur- per day. Rivers affected by the son in the Gifford Pinchot Na- ter over grateful foliage. hard wait is nearly over for anx- tional Forest. On Monday, Aug. 8 chases. More information can be Coyotes and deer follow in rule change include the Deep, ious Nimrods. Fall bear hunting obtained online at www.fs.usda. Mainstem Grays (including West commercial huckleberry permits each other’s footsteps along begins on Aug. 1 in a number will become available at Ranger gov/main/giffordpinchot/passes- drainages that sprout with ren- Fork), Elochoman, Cowlitz, Tou- of areas, including the Coastal, Districts and the Mount St. Hel- permits/forestproducts. egade corn. Seeding onions look tle, North Fork Toutle, Green, Puget Sound, North Cascades, like a Hellraiser’s rose garden. Tilton, Cispus, Kalama, Lewis East Cascades, and Columbia Alfalfa stands wave in the wind. (including North Fork), Washou- Basin zones. The South Cas- Big brown bales feed confused gal and Klickitat rivers. cades, Okanogan and Northeast- feed lot cows. Additionally, in an effort ern B zones will open on Aug. In the wake of an unexpected to remove stray hatchery fish 15, while Northeastern A, Blue $ave Time storm wing dry eagles circle the from native spawning grounds Mountains and Long Island will sky on rewinding vapors. the WDFW has announced a open on Sept. 1. A tenuous world follows well- first-time ever fishery for hatch- And if you don’t know, now worn ruts in order to begin anew. ery Chinook and hatchery coho you know, hunter. $ave Paper during the hatchery steelhead FISHIN’ seasons on Delemeter, Olequa, Stillwater, Lacama, Salmon WILDLIFERS A massive raft of otters was (Cowlitz and Clark), Outlet, Blue, The WDFW has scheduled a & You Could Win observed recently off of Wash- Hamilton, Lower Rock, and Mill series of six public workshops in ington’s coast just south of Hoh creeks, as well as the South Fork early August in order to discuss $20 In Groceries! Head along the Olympic Penin- Toutle, East Fork Lewis, Little revenue and spending priorities. sula. Washington Department Washougal, West (North) Fork The public will be allowed to We will soon be offering renewal of Fish and Wildlife biologists comment on the WDFW’s pro- Washougal and White Salmon notices by email! If you would like to Outdoors Briefs receive your notice by email please email the below information to history, the Salt Lake Tribune re- be restricted. [email protected] Interior Leader ported. San Juan County Commis- Hears from Public on “Your action will be one that sioner Rebecca Benally said the For signing up, you will be entered in will be remembered by our peo- proposal has only sown discord to a drawing to win Monument Proposal ple for centuries,” he said. between local Native Americans. BLUFF, Utah (AP) — U.S. Opponents, mainly Repub- “We have known since 500 years a $20 gift certiicate Interior Secretary Sally Jewell licans and local Utah officials, ago and 200 years ago of broken for groceries! heard emotional statements Sat- argue the monument proposal promises and broken treaties,” Drawing will be urday from both sides of a divi- is overly broad and could close Benally said. held on Aug. 31, at sive proposal to create a national off access to the land for devel- Conservation groups and monument at a sacred Native opment, including oil and gas tribal officials say the Bishop 4:00 p.m. American site. development, and recreation. In- and Chaffetz bill doesn’t go far Jewell’s 3 ½-hour meeting stead, they’re backing legislation enough to protect the area. Jew- in the town of Bluff capped off from U.S. Reps. Rob Bishop and ell said she was disappointed that PLEASE CALL CUSTOMER SERVICE AT a four-day research trip to the Jason Chaffetz that would have it had taken so long for the con- 360-807-8203 WITH ANY QUESTIONS state as a coalition of tribes urges Congress designate 1.4 million gressmen to come up with the President Barack Obama to turn acres around Bears Ears as a con- proposal. 1.9 million acres around the twin servation area. The U.S. Interior Department Bears Ears buttes into a national Notah Tahy, a Navajo man says Jewell’s visit doesn’t mean a monument. from Blanding who held a sign at monument decision is imminent. EMAIL ADDRESS The tribes and environmen- the meeting reading “No to a na- Jewell said this week that

tal groups say the area needs tional monument,” said he fears she’s in Utah to listen and there’s PHONE NUMBER strong protections from threats that traditional activities like no draft ready for any monu- gathering wood and hunting will ment declaration. of looting and damage from off- NAME ON ACCOUNT highway vehicles. Navajo Nation President Rus- Look for our Saturday sell Begaye told Jewell and other ENTER ME TO WIN CH560017ac.cg Interior Department officials at commentary by John McCroskey $20 IN GROCERIES! the meeting that preserving the site is important to protecting Native American culture and The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 • Sports 7

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors

Joe Kline / The Bulletin via AP In this July 15 photo, one of the tent suites is visible at Panacea at the Canyon Resort near Terrebonne, Ore. Property Owners Rent Luxury Tents to Bend’s Tourists FANCY WITH FOLDABLE Kling said, adding that the re- sort was approved as a permitted WALLS: Visitors Can campground, rather than short- Expect an Experience term rentals. Since then, “the whole luxury More Aligned With camping thing has caught on Staying in a Hotel Than quite a bit,” Kling said. But the vast majority of tent in the Wilderness and camper rentals listed in By Marina Starleaf Riker and around Bend cost less than The Bulletin (Bend, Ore.) most hotel rooms. Meanwhile, the occupancy rate in Bend ho- BEND, Ore. — A queen-sized tels and lodging rose as high as bed. Wi-Fi. A home-cooked 90 percent in 2015, according to breakfast. Visit Bend data. And on summer These amenities aren’t usu- weekends, the occupancy rate is ally found at the average camp- even higher. ground, where campers are often Over the last several years, responsible for bringing their visitors to Bend are increas- own toilet paper and are lucky to ingly opting for vacation rent- access a shower. als instead of hotels, which has But in the midst of peak sum- spurred pushback from some mer tourist season, property Bend residents who say the owners are pitching luxury tents, rentals have replaced long-term teepees and campers on private housing and are a nuisance to property and offering them to neighbors. Bend’s tourists. The rentals cost In response, a city task force anywhere from $15 to well above established new rules last year $100, with some that boast com- Joe Kline / The Bulletin via AP that made it more difficult to forts such as heated massage In this July 15 photo, Darren Kling, owner of Panacea at the Canyon Resort, straightens a bed in one of the resort’s king star- operate a vacation rental by im- beds, tribal rugs and feather pil- gazer suites on the property near Terrebonne, Ore. Kling said he spent nearly two years obtaining all the permits required to posing a density limit. The rules lows. operate his resort. prevent two rentals from being In Oregon and throughout ing medical hardships. when they sign up for Airbnb. websites like Airbnb, HomeAway within 250 feet of each other if the rest of the country, glamp- “It just doesn’t meet our code Right after property owners se- and VRBO. With names like approved after April 2015. Rental ing, or glamorous camping, is a owners were also required to in any way, shape or form,” said lect the location of their listing, “CAMPTIQUE, boutique camp- growing trend, with luxury tent purchase an operating license Rachel Ruppel, an associate they’re provided with links to ing,” ‘’Tipi to the Sun” and “The rentals and resort campgrounds from the city, which must be an- webpages on complying with lo- Chief Deschutes,” the listings say popping up in several states. planner in Bend’s Community nually renewed. From a $2,476-a-night tent with Development Department. cal laws and how to be a respon- visitors can expect an experience Since the new laws went into an adjacent teepee in Utah’s des- Even if zoning laws allowed sible host. more similar to staying in a hotel effect, there are few enforcement ert to a safari-style tent for $1,155 people to live in tents or trailers It’s also in HomeAway’s than roughing it in the wilder- issues with illegal rentals, most a night on a Montana cattle in Bend, property owners would terms and conditions that people ness. of which are spurred from com- ranch, people are paying hun- still be required to get an operat- follow local laws when listing About an hour drive north of plaints by Bend residents, said dreds of dollars to camp without ing license from the city to open properties as vacation rentals, Bend, visitors can pay between Julie Craig, a code enforcement the discomforts of setting up a a vacation rental, she said. said Adam Annen, a spokesman $450 and $750 a night at Pana- officer for Bend. And so far, the tent or starting a fire. “One of the things of being in for company. But because Ho- cea at the Canyon, a luxury tent city hasn’t received any com- But there’s only one problem a tourism-dependent economy meAway.com works like an ad- resort in Terrebonne. The resort plaints about visitors offering — it’s not legal to live in tents, tee- is that people are often trying to vertising agency, it doesn’t keep was opened to serve as a sanctu- tents or mobile homes as vaca- pees, yurts or mobile homes in make ends meet,” Ruppel said. track of clients’ booking records ary for those looking to unplug tion rentals, Craig said. the city of Bend, let alone rent “So they’re like, ‘Oh, this could and whether each one is comply- from cellphones and computers “We are definitely complaint- them out as vacation rentals, be a really low-cost way for me to ing with local laws, he said. and reconnect with nature, said based, especially in the short- according to city planners. De- get into the long-term or short- Still, several Deschutes owner Darren Kling, who start- term rental world at this point,” schutes County generally doesn’t term rental market.” County property owners are of- ed planning the resort with his Craig said. “We are all about ed- allow it either, with the exception An Airbnb spokeswoman fering up their land, tents and wife nine years ago. ucation and gaining compliance, of RV parks, permitted camp- said the company asks all its trailers for rent to visitors, with The permitting process took so very rarely with code enforce- grounds and for those experienc- hosts to comply with local laws more than a dozen listings on at least two years to complete, ment do we issue any citations.” love our Purchase local them sPorts on Photos? chronline.com Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, 2016 SPORTS

Golf Sandberg Reign 13U Wins Carson Styron Memorial No Rest for Phil Mickelson, Who Hopes to Stay Sharp for PGA Championship

TROON, Scotland (TNS) — Phil Mickelson will not have much time to stew about what will be remembered as one of the most confounding major losses of his career. He shot 63 in the first round and 65 in the last and still lost the 145th British Open Cham- pionship by three shots to Swede Henrik Stenson, who played out of his mind. In a schedule mashed togeth- er because of next month’s Rio Olympics, Mickelson and the rest of golf’s nomads will con- vene next week in Springfield, N.J., for the PGA Championship. It was at Baltusrol Golf Club in 2005 that Mickelson beefed up his majors resume, captur- ing the PGA a year after win- ning his first Masters. Weather delays forced a Monday finish, and Mickelson got up-and-down with a flop shot and beat Steve Elkington and Thomas Bjorn by one shot. Twelve years older now, at 46, Mickelson has five majors

LYNNAE ERICKSON / Courtesy Photo — three Masters, one PGA, one Sandberg Reign 13U, a baseball team made up of players from Centralia, Chehalis, Rochester, Tumwater and Olympia, won the Carson Styron Memorial GSL/ British — but his opportunities USSSA Northwest Regional Championship last weekend at the RAC in Lacey. Sandberg went 5-0, winning its second regional tournament in two weeks. Pictured for legitimate shots at champi- in the back row are coaches Shannon Bean and Kyle Miller. In the middle row, from left, are KJ Miller, Nolan Eyles, Austin Johnson, Cooper Wall, Joey Unger and onships are dwindling, which Christian Boggs. In the front row are Brandon Larson, Sawyer Kassel, Ben Barker, Cameron Erickson, Crystian Bean and Cody Morton. Not pictured are coach Tom is why Sunday’s defeat at Royal Herrick and Aiden Herrick. Troon in Scotland was so painful. When Mickelson missed making history in his chance at a 62 on Thursday, the San Diegan was disappointed but upbeat. On Sunday evening, he looked wea- ry and deflated. Of the quick turnaround for the PGA, which might not seem ideal, Mickelson said, “It doesn’t give me a chance to take time off per se. It forces me to keep my game sharp.” Mickelson said he would be in Jersey City on Wednesday to promote the Teachers Academy for which he’s partnered with Exxon Mobil. While there, he plans to get in early preparation work at Baltusrol. “I’ve got a lot of special memo- ries going back to Baltusrol in ‘05, and probably we don’t have a month to wait between majors is a good thing for me,” Mickelson said. “I’ll try to look at the posi- tives and take that into Baltusrol and keep my game sharp over the next week or two, as opposed to going home and taking some time off.” The appreciation for Mickel- son’s accomplishments at Troon should be considerable. Had he won, he would have become the fourth-oldest major win- ner and the second-oldest in the Open behind “Old” Tom Morris. That’s remarkable company. “He’s unique at 46,” said Colin Montgomerie, who is 53. “He’s BRAD GLAZIER / Courtesy Photo still extremely competitive. You W.F. West High School graduate Robert Pehl stands at bat for the Wilmington Blue Rocks, a Single-A ailiate of the Kansas City Royals. wouldn’t have said Tom Watson was competitive on the U.S. tour reer, he fielded offers from sev- how I go about my work every ocean, in terms of playing pro [at 46]. Phil Mickelson is. And eral colleges before ultimately day.” ball. There’s 7,000 people play- Pehl that’s why he’s here. His short choosing to play at the Univer- During his junior season, ing pro ball and every single one game the first two days was quite Continued from Sports 1 sity of Washington. Pehl had another solid season, of them has tools and is gifted.” phenomenal.” “I loved the coaching staff batting .259 with a .336 on base When the Royals won the Mickelson darkly joked on “It was a great learning ex- and how they bought into the percentage and a perfect fielding 2015 World Series, Pehl enjoyed Sunday night about the shots that perience to go out and play at a team,” Pehl said. “I bought into percentage. watching how much fun the high level and face good arms,” the baseball program and fell in Pehl started talking to pro- players had. Former Blue Rocks didn’t fall. Everyone has them, Pehl added. love with it.” fessional scouts that season and who went on to win the World but his from Troon are memo- This season, Pehl has played Pehl started in 50 of 55 knew there was a good chance Series last year include Eric Hos- rable. Beyond his birdie putt for in 52 games for the Blue Rocks, games his freshman year, play- he would be drafted. mer and Salvador Perez. 62 lipping out on Thursday, there hitting .215 with a .332 on base ing 45 of those games at second “I talked and met with a lot “It was definitely cool to sit was the wonderful pitch over a percentage. base. of scouts. I didn’t know when at home and watch them win a bunker at No. 2 on Sunday that But the highlight of this year “Coming into school, I was exactly I was going to be picked ring and know that those play- spun out of the hole. At 15, Mick- for Pehl was when he was called pretty open minded about what- going into the draft,” Pehl said. ers that were the core of the elson’s eagle putt dived less than up to the Royals AAA affiliate, ever was going to happen,” Pehl “But I did have a feeling my name championship team were home- an inch from the cup. the Omaha Storm Chasers. Pehl said. “I don’t want to say I was would be called.” grown,” Pehl said. “They were Those are three shots that, if spent a weekend with the team, surprised, but I came in, worked Pehl was eligible to come drafted and grown by the Roy- made, would have gotten him playing in three games and scor- hard and I thought I’d get to back for his senior season at als and you’re following a simi- into a tie with Stenson. Less ing one run. play at that level. I thought I was Washington, but decided to sign lar path. It’s a great organization dramatic were the very makable “Being around players at that ready from the time I left high with the Royals and begin his that’s obviously one of the best putts Mickelson missed on Sun- level, just getting to watch them school. By the time that first pro career. at developing players.” day’s front nine. do their thing and their routines spring rolled around, I earned a “I felt at the time I was ready Pehl said he makes it back With such a fantastic finish, and see how they go about their lot of playing time.” to advance my career and start to Lewis County during the off- this Open’s fourth round will day and the level of play there, Pehl had some big games my professional time and start season for a few months to visit be remembered with some of was an amazing experience,” for the Huskies in his freshman chasing my dream of doing that,” family and occasionally help the other great ones. The Scot- Pehl said. “It was an eye opener year, including a hit and RBI in Pehl said. out with the W.F. West baseball tish Sun tabloid immediately to see how those guys go about each game of a three game series The level of competition has team. put 2016 at the top, followed by their business and how good against Arizona State, and a 2 steadily increased for Pehl, mov- Like many players who put 1977’s “Duel in the Sun” at Turn- guys can be at that level, and for 4 with an RBI performance ing from the Bearcats to the on the Bearcat uniform, Pehl berry, when Watson shot 65 in how close they are to the bigs.” against Washington State in the Huskies and now with the Blue dreamed of playing professional the fourth round to beat Jack Pehl played baseball at W.F. season finale. Rocks. baseball. Now he’s living that Nicklaus by one. West from 2007-2011, winning In his sophomore season, “Every level there is obviously dream. The others: Paul Lawrie the State 2A championship with Pehl started all 56 games for the a jump. You’re playing against “I think some days, you’re do- shooting 67 to win in 1999; Seve the Bearcats in 2010 — a first in Huskies. Pehl hit .266 with 32 teams that are full of kids that ing it every day and you forget Ballesteros scoring 65 for a vic- program history — and finish- RBIs and a .932 fielding percent- were the best high school kids how lucky you are. But when tory in 1988; and Greg Norman’s ing third his sophomore and age. on their teams and stars wher- you stop and think about it, it’s closing 64 that beat Nick Faldo senior seasons. Pehl said he still “Some of the most impor- ever they’re from,” Pehl said. amazing,” Pehl said. “It’s what in 1993. tries to keep in touch with play- tant things I learned were get- “It’s definitely humbling and it’s I’ve always wanted to do and Stenson called his win “mas- ers from the state championship ting into my own routine and more so when you get to pro ball. sometimes I have to remind my- sive” for Swedish golf. There team, although it is hard be- learning how to really work and ...The best metaphor I heard was self I’m a lucky guy and I’m do- were a number of other talented cause he lives on the other side master whatever you’re trying to at Idaho, that you used to be a ing something that thousands Scandinavian male golfers who of the country. do,” Pehl said. “I have stuff I still big fish in a little pond and now and thousands of kids wish they came before him, but none had During his storied prep ca- carry with me in pro ball now in you just got dumped into the could be doing.” been able to close a major. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Bruce Baskin, of Chehalis, spreads out a variety of Seattle Rainiers memorabilia at his home on Wednesday, July 13. Baskin, who grew up in Seattle, has spent 40 years writing a book about the minor league baseball team. Author Goes to Bat for Team’s History SEATTLE RAINIERS: A Lewis County resident since 1993, many people know Chehalis Man Pens Book Baskin from his sports and news on Seattle’s Last Minor announcing for KELA and KITI. He has also done local sports an- League Team nouncing in a number of venues. By Carrina Stanton And while he may be known for his far-reaching love of all things For The Chronicle sports, it was not a passion that Bruce Baskin was just a kid he was born into, he admitted. when he fell in love with the Se- It wasn’t until about third grade attle Rainiers. that he really began to follow lo- He was a teenager when he cal sports teams such as the Son- decided to start writing a book ics basketball team and Totems about them. hockey team. He still really dis- Today, he still gets a little liked baseball. misty-eyed talking about the “It preempted my cartoons,” team that defined his childhood he said with a laugh. and what a privilege he considers But that was before a magi- it to be the one to write their his- cal trip to Sick’s Stadium in 1969 tory. with his grandfather, who had “I thought, ‘This is Seattle’s been a groundskeeper at the field last minor league team, it’s the for many years. It was at that last team to play at Sick’s Stadi- game between the Seattle Pilots um,’” Baskin said. “You can’t ig- and the Baltimore Orioles where nore a history like that. I figured Baskin’s attitude changed. if I didn’t do it, nobody’s going to.” “I just became a baseball fa- Programs and team photos of the Seattle Rainiers sit on the table at Bruce Baskin’s home in Chehalis on Wednesday, July 13. Baskin, of Chehalis, recently natic,” he recalled. father died. But still in his heart, book he had really wanted by published “Anonymous Heroes: His timing for becoming a Baskin remembered that trip to giving him greater access to other Seattle Rainiers Baseball in the baseball fan could not have been Sick’s Stadium and the inspira- BUY THE BOOK databases without having to trav- 1970s,” bringing to fruition a worse. tion it sparked in him. That led “Anonymous Heroes” by el to them. He said he was able 40-year project to chronicle the The Seattle Pilots played just him to connect with the Seattle Bruce Baskin is available for to track down many of the play- history of the minor league team one season in Seattle before the Rainiers, a minor league team purchase at Book ‘n’ Brush, 518 ers who he had previously been that played in Seattle between the team was sold to Milwaukee in that played 1972-1976. N. Market Blvd., in downtown unable to find. But one of his Pilots and the Mariners. 1970. A year later, Baskin’s grand- Baskin, raised in Bellevue, Chehalis. Copies can also proudest moments in the newest was 13 when the Rainiers began be ordered by e-mailing iteration of the book was finding playing. He said from the mo- [email protected]. former owner Art Peterson’s wife ment they began he followed living in Sacramento. He said he them as closely as possible, even had found almost every former a few times taking buses into first-ever major league baseball player but the owners had been a the city to attend games. For team to go bankrupt and there lot more elusive to find. Peterson Baskin, the Rainiers represented was much acrimony among city died in 2010 but Baskin was able a chance to continue following leadership about how that hap- to travel to see Peterson’s widow pened. Baskin said he believed baseball and to cheer for local and sons to present them with a many were simply waiting for the players. copy of the book. Kingdome to be sited and for a Unfortunately for the Rain- new major league team to come “They were really excited this iers, Baskin was among the mi- to town. came out and I think she was re- nority. The Rainiers only aver- “They’d already seen major ally touched,” Baskin said. aged about 1,000 attendees per league baseball,” Baskin said. “I Baskin self-published “Anon- game their first season and by the think the attitude was, ‘Why ymous Heroes” and is offering fifth and final season were aver- would we pay $2 to see someone copies for sale through Book ‘n’ aging more like 500 spectators a we don’t know.’” Brush in Chehalis as well as e- game. Baskin noted that this was The Seattle Mariners began mail. But he said while he’d like before minor league baseball be- playing in Seattle in 1977. the book to sell well, that was not came popular through avenues Baskin’s book project began his reason for creating it. All for- such as the major motion pic- simply as an effort to create a mer players get a copy because he ture “Bull Durham.” At that time, master roster of every Rainier said “they already paid for it” by you could buy a team for under player with stats. In 1994 he pub- playing. He also sent copies free $5,000, whereas franchises in the lished a short version of what it of charge to the Baseball Hall of same league can be worth more would become that he gave to any Fame and other baseball muse- than $8 million today. of the players who he could track ums that may have an interest in “We were the few, the proud, down. He noted that in the early keeping them for records. Shar- the disillusioned,” he said of the days of his research, there was no ing a piece of history and honor- Rainiers fans. “I didn’t care. I internet so research was slow and ing a team that meant so much didn’t care because they were my laborious. to him is his greatest reward, he team.” “It was a lot of hours spent at said. 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The sixth annual Toledo Steelhead Fishing for second place, $200 for third place and $100 Derby, hosted by the Toledo Lions Club, will be 5 for fourth place. Also, there will be a $50 mys- a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday in the Cowlitz River. tery weight fish. There is a $35 entry fee thay must be paid by After the derby, a barbecue will be at the To- Calendar 8 p.m. on July 22. Tickets may be purchased at ledo Boat Launch. Steelhead will be on the menu, Toledo Hardware & Feed. There is also a youth division, which has no entry fee. Youths will courtesy of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe. Admission Thursday, July 21 be eligible for merchandise prizes, but not cash is $10, but half price for derby competitors. HAVE AN EVENT YOU prizes. To be eligible for the cash prizes, youths Call Rick or Tonya Lovell, (360) 864) 2121 or Visiting Nurses WOULD LIKE TO INVITE must pay the entry fee. (360) 880-7025 for rules and details. Also, visit Foundation Sets Million THE PUBLIC TO? Cash prizes include $500 for first place, $300 www.toledosteelheadfishingderby.com Dollar Shootout Submit your calendar items The Visiting Nurses Founda- to Newsroom Assistant Doug Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the tion will hold its Million Dollar week before you would like Shootout 5-8 p.m. Thursday at them to be printed. He can be the Riverside Golf Club, Cheha- reached at calendar@chronline. lis. com or (360) 807-8238. Please The public is invited to buy a include all relevant information, shooter pass for $10. Each shoot- as well as contact information. er pass enables the participant Events can also be submitted to hit three balls at the driving at www.chronline.com range. The goal is to get closest to Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748- Brett Wilson, Mobile Zoo, for all ages, 2 the flag. The three players closest and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First 9593, steamtrainride.com p.m., Randle to the flag by 8 p.m. will advance Christian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Reptile Man, for all ages, 2 p.m., Creative Games, for all ages, all day, (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- Centralia to the second round. Additional Centralia passes can be purchased. Family Fun Night, 4-7 p.m., New seum, Elbe-Mineral, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., STEAMtastic Activity Zone, for chil- Family Movie Matinee, for children, Beginnings Community Church, 181 3:30 p.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 dren, 2 p.m., Tenino The three finalists will ad- 1:30 p.m., Centralia Fuller Road, Salkum, free dinner, movies, Centralia Antiquefest, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., vance to the sixth hole to com- Teen Movie Matinee, for teens, 3:30 crafts and games, (253) 431-5532 downtown Centralia, (360) 736-4333 pete for a hole-in-one. A hole-in- p.m., Centralia Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 Organizations one will earn a $1 million prize. p.m., Olympia Street, downtown Tenino, Organizations Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson High- A consolation prize of $100 and Organizations (360) 515-0501 way, 7 p.m. golf for a foursome at Riverside Winlock Saturday Market, 10 a.m.-2 Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., is awarded to the player who is Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, p.m., corner of state Routes 505 and 603, spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Odd Fellows Commu- [email protected], Facebook Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or (360) 748-1753, [email protected] closest to the hole. nity Center, 101 E. Seventh St., second “Winlock Saturday Market” email [email protected] Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and Appetizers, cupcakes, a can- floor, Bucoda, (360) 736-6717 Steam Train Ride to Milburn, 1 and 3 Young Adult Biblio Babble Book Club, dy buffet and no-host bar will Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- Lewis County Writers critique ses- p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- 1:30-3 p.m., Book ‘n’ Brush, 518 N. Mar- lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3521 be served at the Business After sion, 5:15-7:15 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, seum, adults $14, seniors $13, children ket Blvd., Chehalis, (360) 748-6221 or Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Chehalis, http://lewiscountywriters. 4-15 $11, children 3 and under free, 1101 Hours event. Both the shootout [email protected] 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical wordpress.com/ SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748- and Business After Hours are Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, 9593, steamtrainride.com open to the public. (360) 880-5134 Steam Train Ride to Ruth, 5 p.m., Monday, July 25 To register, call the Visiting Support Groups Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Museum, Nurses Foundation at (360) 623- H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., adults $17, seniors $16, children 4-15 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Support Groups 1560, visit www.visitingnurses- Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 $14, children 3 and under free, 1101 SW 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, (360) foundation.org or sign up the day Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, 748-7241 NAMI Lewis County Connections [email protected] steamtrainride.com Free community dinner, 5:30-6:30 Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities of the event, which is sponsored Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, p.m., Centralia United Methodist by Pacific Sports Spa, which pro- Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., [email protected] vides baseline ImPACT concus- large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- Church, 506 S. Washington Ave., Centra- Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst seum, Elbe-Mineral, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., lia, (360) 736-7311 Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for sion testing for Western Wash- Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, www. 3:30 p.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 “The Legend of Tarzan,” 7 p.m., Roxy people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- ington’s youth athletes. gracefoursquarechurch.com “The Scoundrel of Dagger Gulch,” 7 Theater, Morton, adults $7, students sored by Human Response Network, p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, adults $12 and seniors $6 (360) 748-6601 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, 1993 in advance (BCJ Gallery or www.mor- S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, (360) 748-7241 Saturday, July 23 tonroxy.org), $13 at the door, children 12 Second Chance/Lewis County Brain Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, and under $6 Public Agencies Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call (360) Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- 864-4341 or (360) 983-3166 for meeting Rock City, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Craft Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., location seum, Elbe-Mineral, 12:45 p.m., 3:30 p.m., Bikers Headed to House sports bar, Lucky Eagle Casino,, BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis 1-888-STEAM-11 Fairgrounds for Sun & Rochester County Courthouse, agenda available Summer Visiting Authors, 7:30 p.m., at http://goo.gl/agwwm, (360) 740-1120 Wednesday, July 27 Public Agencies Surf Run Mineral School, 114 Mineral Road S., Chehalis City Council, 5 p.m, City Mineral, fiction, Kirsten Lunstrom and Hall council chamber, 350 N. Market Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Twin Transit board, 8:15 a.m., Twin More than 3,000 bikers will Deepa Bhandaru, http://www.mineral- Blvd., Chehalis, agendas available at starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Transit office, 212 E. Locust St., Centralia, descend upon the Southwest school.org http://ci.chehalis.wa.us/meetings, (360) Jackson Highway, Chehalis (360) 330-2072 Washington Fairgrounds July 29- Free yard waste disposal, 8:30 a.m.-5 345-1042 Open mic, 6-10 p.m., Jeremy’s Farm 31 for the Sun & Surf Run. p.m., East Lewis County Transfer Station, Lewis County Developmental Dis- to Table, 476 W. Main St., Chehalis, (360) 6745 U.S. Highway 12, Morton, (360) abilities Advisory Board, 4 p.m., 156 NW 748-4417 Libraries The event is being held at the 496-5022 Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, (360) 740-1284 Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., Mother Goose Play Group, for chil- fairgrounds for the first time, and Centralia Antiquefest, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Lewis County Solid Waste Disposal will include motorcycle games, a St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. dren, 10:30 a.m., Centralia downtown Centralia, (360) 736-4333 District, 11 a.m., Lewis County Commis- Highway 12, Rochester, (360) 273-9884 Wacky Fitness Scavenger Hunt, for all motorcycle show, tattoo contest, “History of Ohanapecosh,” with Jim sioners Meeting Room, Lewis County ages, 1 p.m., Salkum poker run, live music, beer gar- Ross, 7 p.m., White Pass Country Muse- Courthouse, (360) 740-1451 Reptile Man, for all ages, 3 p.m., Che- den, more than 90 vendors and um, 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwood, Public Agencies (360) 494-4422 halis, 6 p.m., Salkum merchandise sales. Organizations Riverside Fire Authority Board of Ice Cream and Books, for teens, 3:30 A Friday night concert will Fiber Dying, 10 a.m., Borst Demo Commissioners, 5 p.m., Headquarters p.m., Tenino Garden, Fort Borst Park, Centralia, spon- Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Station, 1818 Harrison Ave., Centralia, feature Too Slim and the Tail sored by WSU Lewis County Master Gar- Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) The Knitting Circle, for adults, 4 p.m., Draggers, from Nashville, Ten- (360) 736-3975 or sslorey@riversidefire. Salkum deners, (360) 740-1216 748-1753, [email protected] net Conversation on Wellness, for adults, nessee. Playing at Saturday’s con- Music on the Hill, 10 a.m.-noon, Sem- Timberland Regional Library Board massage and nutrition therapist Melissa cert will be Sons of Palmer and inary Hill Natural Area, Centralia, musi- of Trustees, 5 pm., Mountain View Tim- Shafer, 5:30 p.m., Oakville other guest bands. cians from Bethel School of the Arts, Support Groups berland Library, Randle Admission is $20 for those (360) 266-0568 Grandparents as Parents, 6-8 p.m., who register online or at the gate. Truck show, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Truck Parts 420 Centralia College Blvd., Centra- Organizations Sales, 269 Hamilton Road N., Chehalis, lia, (360) 736-9391, ext. 298 or (877) Libraries Children 12 and under are free. prizes for first and second in four cate- 813-2828 Onalaska American Legion Post 508, Registration is available at http:// Wacky Fitness Challenge, for all ages, 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalaska gories, lunch available at noon, aaron@ all day, Oakville and Winlock www.sunandsurfevent.com/reg- truckpartssalesinc.com First Church of God, (360) 978-5368 Wacky Wednesday, for children, all Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, istration.html. “The Legend of Tarzan,” 3 p.m., Roxy Tuesday, July 26 day, Tenino 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 The event raises funds for Theater, Morton, adults $8, students Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Family Storytime, for children, 10;15 Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 materials for handmade blankets and seniors $7 open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 a.m., Tenino S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst and toy bags called “Comfort p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 Summer Fun With Buck and Eliza- Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269-3827 and Care Bags.” These bags are Libraries Health and Hope Medical Out- beth, for all ages, 10:30 a.m., Oakville or (360) 736-4163 Family Day, for all ages, Winlock donated to children in hospitals Wacky Fitness Challenge, for chil- reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 and shelters, and to fire stations dren, all day, Chehalis p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Ice Cream and Books, for teens, 2:30 Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose p.m., Centralia Support Groups and police stations to distribute On Your Mark, Get Set, PLAY!, for all income is less than 200 percent of the to those suffering from a fire or ages, 1 p.m., Randle Movie Matinee, for all ages, 3:30 p.m., “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the poverty level, (360) 623-1485 Chehalis loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured accident. They also go to vet- Tee Off Putt Golf & Table Sports, for Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.- Books and Bites, for adults, 6 p.m., Home Hospice, 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, erans in need of some healing all ages, 1 p.m., Oakville 4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, (360) Tenino (360) 330-2640 kindness. Author Talk: Stealing Puget Sound: 740-1295 Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 1832-1869, for adults, by Jerry V. Ramsey, p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 N. 3 p.m., Centralia Organizations Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) 736-9268 Ukulele Lessons Motivational Magnet Making, for Public Agencies teens, 3 p.m., Winlock Chehalis Valley Evening Garden Offered at Music Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., City Hall, Club, 7 p.m., call for meeting location, Friday, July 22 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7670 (360) 748-6189 on the Hill Event Sunday, July 24 Napavine City Council, 6 p.m., Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Oregon Trail music and dancing, Napavine City Hall, 407 Birch St., (360) Assembly of God church, 702 SE First open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Join your neighbors to enjoy Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 262-3547, ext. 213 St., Winlock Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 live music — and free hands-on starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Lewis County Planning Commission, Cowlitz Prairie Grange, business Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Se- ukulele lessons — at the Semi- Jackson Highway, Chehalis 6 p.m., Lewis County Courthouse, (360) meeting 7:30 p.m., potluck dessert to 740-1284, http://goo.gl/1a1Zb nior Center, (360) 748-0061 nary Hill Natural Area Saturday Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary follow, (360) 864-2023 Lewis County PUD Commission, 10 Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, morning during the second-an- Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- United Women in Business, 5:30 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pacific p.m., Kit Carson banquet room, Che- country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities nual Music on the Hill event. sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal Senior Center, $6, (360) 350-2423 Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 Ave., Chehalis, (360) 748-9261 or (800) halis, (360) 388-5252 562-5612 Centralia Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3:30 Bethel School of the Arts GriefShare, a video seminar focus- Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple streets, is providing the music and the ing on helping people who have lost a Assembly of God, Centralia, (360) 736- (360) 985-0662 Friends of the Seminary Hill loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Shoestring Val- Libraries 6769 or (360) 324-9050 Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Natural Area are providing ley Community Church, 104 Frase Road, Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- free cookies and refreshments Onalaska, (360) 623-0194, http://svc- Shredded in a Bottle, for teens, all day, Packwood Support Groups seum, Elbe-Mineral, 12:45 p.m., 3:30 p.m., for this family-friendly, all-ages church.com/griefshare/ Trottin’ Tuesdays, for adults, 10 a.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 event. Steam Train Ride to Milburn, 1 and 3 Domestic violence support group, Rock City, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Craft p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- Tenino 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., House sports bar, Lucky Eagle Casino, Caleb Rogers, who teaches seum, adults $14, seniors $13, children Wii Play, for all ages, 10:30 a.m., Chehalis, sponsored by Human Re- Rochester ukulele at Bethel SOTA and 4-15 $11, children 3 and under free, 1101 Packwood sponse Network, (360) 748-6601 “The Legend of Tarzan,” 7 p.m., Roxy gives classes at local Timberland Theater, Morton, adults $8, students and Regional Library branches, will seniors $7 lead the musical lessons. He’ll Music in the Park, 7 p.m., Recreation have several ukuleles for people Park, Chehalis, Just One Look, a Tribute to use, and attendees are also to Linda Ronstadt, and The Kings of Hol- lywood, a Tribute to The Eagles encouraged to bring their own Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, instruments if they have them. Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- Music on the Hill will begin seum, Elbe-Mineral, 12:45 p.m., 3:30 p.m., at 10 a.m. and run until noon. 1-888-STEAM-11 The event takes place in the Barner Drive parking lot at the eastern end of Locust Street, just Libraries a few blocks east of downtown STEAMtastic — Math, Science and Centralia. Life 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 LIFE

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DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston CLASSIC PEANUTS by Charles Schulz

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Today’s clue: B equals Y

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION:“I am an ordinary person ... I can pretty easily convince other people that I’m not a movie star.” — Frances McDormand

© 2016 by NEA, Inc. The Ride of Their Lives: Couple Wed During 300-foot Roller Coaster Climb

By Rachel Herzog From then on, they knew The Charlotte Observer they wanted to be together — no twists or turns. They moved in CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It’s together quickly, and James pro- easy to compare romance to a posed on Christmas. roller coaster, with heart-racing Originally, they planned on highs, plunging lows and unex- a traditional country wedding. pected twists. But for James and But they joked on and off about Cortni Music, roller coasters are getting married on Fury, and it where they fell in love — and always seemed to come back to where they decided to make it that. official when they exchanged “I’m not so sure if we were vows Thursday on the Fury 325. joking or subconsciously this The Mount Airy, N.C., cou- is what we both really wanted,” ple visited Carowinds for Fourth James said. of July weekend in 2015. It was After a couple of phone calls, their first official date, after hav- the couple found the Carow- ing known each other for about inds staff supportive of the idea, 14 years. along with most of their family “It was kind of a spur of the and friends. moment thing,” said Cortni, 28. “A couple people were like, “We weren’t actually going to ‘Nah, that ain’t gonna happen, make the trip because he was you can’t do that,’ but for the sick, but he kind of sucked it most part, everybody was like, up because he knew how bad I ‘Oh, sounds like y’all,’” James wanted to go.” said. That’s when they fell for each Cortni’s sister and brides- other — and for Fury 325, the maid, Rosa Sanchez, said she Davie Hinshaw / Charlotte Observer world’s tallest and fastest giga thought the two were joking coaster, which stands 325 feet James Music prepares to lift his new bride, Cortni Music, in front of the Fury 325 just after they were married on the coaster when they first revealed the plan. at Carowinds Thursday, July 14, in Charlotte, N.C. tall and reaches a top speed of “But then afterwards, I 95 mph over 100-foot hills and thought it was actually pretty place. it was so smooth,” Cortni said cart recorded the ceremony. nearly 180-degree turns. cool, like, ‘I think everybody “Thinking Out Loud” by Ed afterward. “It was exactly like The couple don’t get much No other ride compared to it, would actually want to do that,’” Sheeran played over the ride we imagined.” Cortni said, so they finished the time for fun, with James work- Sanchez said. “They’re fun. Fun speakers as the couple climbed The ride coasted to a stop ing 12-hour days at a steel mill ride and got right back in line for and crazy, that’s for sure.” the different stairways to face back at the beginning about another several times that day. and Cortni working part time Carowinds spokeswoman each other tearfully across the three minutes later, the wedding and taking care of their home “Our faces were fresh in the Laresa Thompson said the Mu- tracks. The minister, Robert party laughing and cheering as operators’ minds,” James, 27, and dogs. Thursday, they spent sics aren’t the first couple to tie Hamilton, delivered an intro- the minister introduced Mr. and said. “They were having a good the rest of the day enjoying the the knot on Carowinds’ steel duction James wrote. Mrs. Music for the first time. time, and we were having a good park with the wedding party. tracks. One couple got married “Love has its ups and downs, White rose petals dotted the time, and they’d seen us so many on the Borg Assimilator, now its turns and plunges, but that stairway as the couple walked Will the unusual ceremony times that they started putting called the Nighthawk, and an- only makes it stronger,” Hamil- down to the ride’s souvenir shop, be representative of a roller us in the front. We’d come up other exchanged vows on Thun- ton said. where they exchanged rings and coaster marriage? James doesn’t and they’d be like, ‘You’re back!’” der Road. Thursday’s nuptials, Then they climbed into the received a picture from the ride’s think so. though, were the first on Fury teal seats and got strapped in camera of their first embrace as “We were just gonna get it all 325 since it opened in 2015. for the ride of their lives — the husband and wife while speed- out of the way, all the ups and Tying the knot at a high couple and the minister in the ing over the ride’s 100-foot hills. downs,” he said, laughing. “It’s speed and altitude required a front row and the bridesmaids A GoPro camera attached to the gonna be smooth sailing.”

few safety adjustments. A long, and best man behind them. CH561674aa.do flowing gown would have been “All clear,” the ride operator PACIFIC NORTHWEST a hazard, so Cortni wore a knee- said over the speaker. length white lace dress. The The ride has a 325-foot climb ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA bridal party wore wrist corsages that lasts about 60 seconds, so REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! Cortni had sewn herself, and Hamilton timed himself per- n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers bouquets and rings stayed safely forming the ceremony before- 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation on the ground. hand to make sure he could fin- Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 Carowinds Around 9 a.m. Thursday, an ish before the drop — and before Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) - Daily Newspapers From left, Rev. Robert Hamilton and hour before Carowinds usually the ride crosses the state line n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY bride and groom, James and Cortni 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation opens, the Fury 325 platform into South Carolina. The couple Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 Music, take the plunge after exchanging was a flurry of activity, with had to yell “I do” to be heard vows on the Fury 325 at Carowinds July teal-shirted workers making over the clacking of the cart. More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 14, in Charlotte, N.C. sure everything was safe and in “I was extremely nervous, but Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 LIFE Pump You Up: ADVICE: Dear Abby Husband Wants Proper Tire Pressure Long-Lost Sister to Is Vital for Safe Trips Remain That Way DEAR ABBY: My husband to tell him what you did. He may By Mark Phelan Over-inflated tires are trouble, too. The and his sister had a rough child- have wanted to protect his priva- Detroit Free Press can cause blowouts on long drives, carrying hood in foster care. Long story cy. As long as she doesn’t, I think heavy loads or in extremely hot temperatures. short, they lost you should keep your mouth shut. They also impair handling because over- When it comes to summer driving, five contact for 10 inflation means less of the tire’s surface is in minutes at the air pump could save you time years — until DEAR ABBY: My 18-year- and money. Keeping your tires inflated to the contact with the road than the manufacturer now. She found old daughter has just finished right pressure improves fuel economy and re- intended. us on Facebook school. She now wants to take a duces the likelihood of breakdowns and even “You should never exceed the upper pres- and was desper- gap year and work to save enough accidents. sure limit specified on the tire,” Rogers says. ate to know if to travel overseas. The problem is, A tire 25 percent below its recommended Tire pressure monitors have been required she had found she’s so eager to get away from pressure is three times as likely to be involved on all new vehicles in the U.S. since the 2008 her brother or home that she wants to move to in a crash, while a tire 25 percent high is twice model year. They alert the driver of low pres- not. My hus- By Abigail Van Buren another city to work. as likely as a properly inflated tire, according to sure, but you should still check your tires once band ignored I have advised her that stay- data from the National Highway Transporta- a month. That’ll alert you to low pressure be- her. He isn’t sure he ever wants to ing home and working will allow tion Safety Agency. fore it’s bad enough to set off the monitor and rebuild a relationship with her. her to save more to travel, and I know that’s his decision “The air in your tires is what actually car- put you close to the tires, where you may no- she would have to pay for her to make, and if he doesn’t want ries the weight of your car,” says Woody Rogers, food, accommodation and trans- tice wear or damage before either becomes a her in his life, that’s fine. But I product information specialist at online tire blowout that strands you on the highway. portation, and would have little retailer the Tire Rack. “Proper inflation gives couldn’t live with myself if I ig- Nissan added a wrinkle to its tire pres- nored her, too. I just wanted her left over to save to travel. She got your tires the structural integrity to carry you sure monitor a couple of years ago. The horn upset with me and could not un- safely from point A to B.” to know she could stop looking beeps when you reach the correct pressure derstand why I wouldn’t want to Under-inflation puts too much pressure on and wondering if her brother is and beeps again as a warning if you exceed it still alive. So I told her. She was pay her rent or support her. Am the tire’s sidewalls. They look like they’re bulg- I being unreasonable saying that ing outward. by 5 pounds. grateful to have some closure The correct pressure should be written on the and know that he is doing well, she should pay her own way if she “Tire wear increases, and so does fuel con- moves out of the home? — MOM sumption, because it takes more energy to roll tires’ sidewalls and a decal inside the driver’s and she reassured me that she door. You can buy a tire gauge for a few bucks wouldn’t contact him again un- IN JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH an under-inflated tire down the road,” Rogers AFRICA says. Under-inflation also increases tire damage, at a gas station, auto parts store or drug store. less he reaches out to her. Even if DEAR MOM: If anyone creating weak spots that could fail later, even af- “Check your tire pressure every month, and they never talk again, I think she thinks that an attitude of entitle- ter the tires are back at the right pressure. before any long trip,” Rogers said. deserved to know she had found him. ment is strictly a problem in the Now I feel guilty for going United States, your letter should behind his back and meddling banish that notion. What you in things that aren’t my business. told your daughter makes perfect But I can’t imagine spending my sense. If she wants independence, whole life searching for a family she should be prepared to accept member, when someone could the responsibility for living that have been honest with me and way. given me peace of mind. Did I would, however, encour- I make a terrible mistake, and age you to continue the dialogue should I come clean to my hus- with her so you can understand band about what I did? — FEEL- why she feels the need to live ING GUILTY IN GEORGIA apart from you, on the chance DEAR FEELING GUILTY: that a compromise might be pos- You failed to mention the reason sible. I’m sure it would be enlight- for your husband’s ambivalence ening. about re-establishing a relation- ship with his sister. Now that she ••• has found you on Facebook, she Dear Abby is written by Abigail can follow his whole life, un- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne less you block her. Whether you Phillips, and was founded by her made a terrible mistake remains mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear to be seen. If the sister contacts Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. your husband again, you will have Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 7. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

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Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: K equals U

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7: “The Coen brothers ... listen to ideas and make people feel like everyone is making the film.” — Steve Buscemi © 2016 by NEA, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 • Life 9

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Commercial Tree Planting conducted on steep terrain; 40%-50% in slope done with $275, Freezer $160 & Choose from one of use of a planting shovel. The employee will clear a space on the ground, dig a Dishwasher $160. Cash our samples hole, correctly place seedling tree in the hole, cover roots with soil, and then tamp only! Clean, all work well! Double wide manufac- in the office, soil around newly planted seedling. The employee is required to carry planting bag FULLY FURNISHED pri- 360-273-5779 which contains the seedlings, combined weight about 50-60 pounds, depending on tured home in a great vate room with key for rent. or have one size of seedlings, up and down steep terrain in remote mountainous areas. senior (55+) park close to Clean & sober house, $430 personalized. Napavine. Home is 27x72, per month. Utilities & some The Chronicle 3 bedroom, 2 bath includ- supplies included. Call 321 N Pearl St. Pre-Commercial Thinning: Cutting of undesirable and diseased trees. Spray Antique Treadle Singer vegetation to eliminate unwanted undergrowth. Brush cutting/piling and cutting of ing a complete mother-in- 360-508- 5075. law apartment. Lot has a sewing machine, $75. 360- limbs of commercial timber to be conducted in order to promote growth of standing 748-7588 timber. Tree limbs cut and brush to be piled in a prescribed manner for future detached oversized 2 car disposal. The thinning to be conducted with the use of a chainsaw. Employees are garage with large shop expected to maintain the saw, sharpen the chain in the field, maintain correct fluid area, garden shed and Need to rent to own, HUD levels, properly break the saw down for cleaning. The combined weight of saw, fuel large metal storage shed. housing or anything. Must FREE: sectional couch WHITE and oil is about 30 lbs and must be carried up and down difficult terrain ranging Great location, beautifully get mom and dogs moved with hide-a-bed, new mattr Kenmore dishwasher, from 40%-50% in slope. The employee must demonstrate that he can work in a landscaped. $125K. 360 by August. PRAYERS nee- esses, forest green, seats $100. 360-623-0537 safe and effective manner. Access is gained to these remote areas by traveling on 266-7987 ded. PLEASE help. Roger 7, fair condition. abandoned, unnamed or numbered, logging roads that are maintained. 360-269-9618. 360-736-8203 Requirements: 3 months experience performing commercial tree planting and or pre-commercial thinning. Must be available to work in each of the counties named and complete the entire season. No education requirements are needed, training available if needed. Resume showing 3 month experience needed at time of interview. Transportation provided by the company to and from the worksites at no expense to the employee. Work will be performed in the following counties - WASHINGTON STATE: Lewis, Pierce, Kitsap, Pacific, Grays Harbor, Kittitas, Mason, Klickitat, Thurston, King, Yakima. The majority of the work will require departure from Centralia, WA. Farm Auction Hours: 40 hours a week, 7am to 3:30pm, Monday through Friday. No overtime is expected. The company guarantees to offer work for hours equal to at least 3/4 of For the Estate of Don Lakin - Sale held ON THE FARM the workdays in each 12-week period of the total employment period. Sunday, July 24th-12:00 Noon Start Wage ranges from $11.25 to $15.64 per hour, depending in which county work is performed. The company will use a single workweek as its standard for computing 133 Cedargrove Ln, Chehalis, WA 98532 wages due. Workers are paid every two (2) weeks. The company will make all Directions: Exit 72 off I-5, West 100’ then take left on Rush Rd, deductions from the worker's paycheck required by law. 1 mile take right on Summerville Rd, 1 mile take right on Hwy 603, then 2 miles take left to 133 Cedargrove Ln. Watch for Signs! If the prevailing wage is increased by the U.S. Department of Labor during the Don retired after 32 years of teaching & coaching. He then started a fence building business. This sale will offer a large course of the season, the employee's wage will increase accordingly. selection of fence building supplies, tools and accessories. 1/2 the proceeds go to Don Lakin Memorial Scholarship fund to help local kids. When required, hotel accommodations are provided by Zaldivar's Forestry Corp at 2004 Keystone Cougar 5th wheel travel trailer: 2 slides, very good condition. no cost to the employee. Vehicles: mount hydraulic post pounder Railroad ties, lumber Roll away tools chests, cement The company will provide workers at no charge all tools, supplies and equipment 02 Chevy Duramax Diesel LT: 10 equipment/utility trailers, vari- mixer required to perform the job, as per 20CFR655.20(k). 4x4, quad cab, Banks power ous sizes, some titled, some off Equipment: Paint sprayers, pressure washer system, 5th wheel hitch, custom road/farm use only Woods 6’ Brush hog Welders, cutting torches, planter If relocation is required by a worker who is hired, who does not reside in the area of braking package, 112,000 Chisel plow Air compressors, shill saws, tile miles, very clean, must see to Older Equipment: Land pride back blade employment, whether in the U.S. or abroad, travel expenses and subsistence will saw appreciate! Caterpiller D-4 3pt backhoe attach from tractor Chainsaws, sprayers, jig saws, be paid to each worker by the company based on what is specified under 655.173 91 Dodge 350 Dually Cummins 5 New Holland balers Mitchell Sprayer routers, Rigid, Ryobi & Dewalt transportation (including meals, at least $12.09 a day, not to exceed $51.00 a day Diesel pickup 2 Massey Harris tractors 3pt post hole auger and, to the extent necessary, lodging, not to exceed $100.00 a night, receipts *0&WRQÀDWEHGSLFNXS Gehl mower Raygo Rumbler compactor battery power tools required), from their current abode to the place of employment, LEWIS County, 92 Volvo FE Servies Van Truck, 10’ hadraulic disc PTO chipper Hand tools galore-too much to list! WA, if the worker completes 50% of the employment period covered by the job 163K miles Rake Hydraulic Press Extension cords, gas cans, ladders order, which is consistent with 20CFR655.20(j)(1)(i). Payment of said expenses 64 International Truck 3 old boats 2 Landpride 5’ brush hogs $OXPLQXPUDPSV¿VKLQJSROHV and subsistence will be paid within 3 days after the completion of the 50% of the Hay elevators 6000 watt generator Electrical panel, grain auger, axles contract period by check, paid to the worker. Tractors: Several scrap items Portable welder Hitches, comealongs & tie downs Oliver 1550 with loader Gen-Pro 1500 watt generator galore Zaldivar's Forestry Corp will reimburse the H-2B worker in the first workweek for all Hesstion 766 DT 4WD high Fencing: Lumber, cider press clearance 500+ round pence posts Tools & Miscellaneous: visa, visa processing, border crossing and other related fees, including those Queen size bedroom set mandated by the government, incurred by the H-2B worker. Oliver with loader Steel fence posts 2 40’ enclosed containers Ford 3000 Selectamatic Ties, woven wire fencing Drill presses, chop saws, band Massey Ferguson with front New Zeland fencing saws Much too much to list! The company will pay return transportation and daily subsistence to the area from which the worker left from in order to take this job when the worker completes the 10% buyers premium employment period or is dismissed from employment for any reason by the PREVIEW Don’t forget employer before the end of the period. SAT., July 23rd Chehalis Livestock Market to like us on 9:00AM- 4:00PM 328 Hamilton Road N. • Chehalis, WA 98532 • (360) 748-3191 Facebook Applicants need to apply for the job opportunity at the Auction Lic # 163 WorkSource Lewis County Joe Parypa Dave Balmelli See our website for more pics 151 NE Hampe Way, Chehalis WA 98532 (360) 736-5802 www.clmauctions.com (360) 520-4150 (360) 748-2360 Job Order Number: 169262241 CC92338ac.do Must contact Zaldivar's Forestry Corp, ask for Sabrina, 360-736-6735, Terms: Cash or check only. No debit or Visa. Payment must be made on day of sale. for an interview date and time. Sold AS-IS - WHERE IS. Not responsible for any additions, deletions, accidents or advertising discrepancies. A resume providing previous work experience to be provided at the interview. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 21, 2016 • Classifieds 13 CLASSIFIEDS

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For questions about the 1999 Ford F-250 Super proposal and the hearing, Duty XLT Lariat: 7.3 pow- please contact: Fred Evan- der, Chief Clerk, at 360. ARE YOU PE ELL GARAGE SALE! erstroke diesel, 4WD, auto- BACK TO SCHOOL matic, bucket seats, 740.1389. LOOKING CARPORT SALE! CLOTHES SALE! Friday-Sunday FOR A Saturday & Sunday AM/FM/CD/cassette, nu- THE GREATEST July 22, 23 & 24, 8-4. To review copies of the SPECIFIC ITEM? July 23, 9-?? 120 Mountain Estates Dr, merous upgrades, excel- GARAGE SALE! application or other docu- We will run your ad July 24, 12-5. Chehalis, WA 98532. 2001 Yamaha GP-1200R lent conditions, $11,499. 4 days FREE! Rain or Shine! ments from the annexation 620 on the corner of Kitchen & other wave runner, excellent 360-748-6085 (4 lines) New and Used! file, please contact the Call us today! Omar & Cedar. household items, shape, $3200/best offer. 360-807-8203 Friday & Saturday, Lewis County Commission- Lots of newborn boys & new & used! 360- 623-0537 Some exclusions apply. July 22 & 23, 9-5. er's Office at 360. The Chronicle toddlers clothing, all you 405 Bryden Ave., 740.1391. can fit in a bag for $3, lots Centralia, WA 98531. of women's & girls clothing, HAVE A NEWS TIP [email protected] The meeting site is barrier country items & lots of 2004 Chrysler Crossfire: OR STORY IDEA? $50 Miss Me GARAGE SALE! free. miscellaneous. pristine condition, 62K Email: $75 Rock Revival Friday only! miles. $6000 firm. [email protected] Lots of Nike, Under Ar- 104 North Ford Rd., 360-295-0009 or 360- People needing special mour, Converse! Lots of Chehalis, WA 98532. 827-1955. accommodations should WANTED: OLDER Kubota kids clothes, Carhartt, Ariat Furniture, jewelry, lots, of contact the Commission- or similar diesel tractor, Boots, Western Wear, things! To look, com on by! er's Office 72 hours in 4WD with loader. Cash Northface, Western Wear, 2006 Suzuki VLT800T advance of the meeting. Northface. Boulevard C50, full dress, L#92006 June 28, 2016 & paid! Call Dan, 360- NOTICE OF 304-1199. leather coat, helmet, cover, July 9 & 21, 2016 PE ELL service manual, excellent PUBLIC HEARING Published in The Chronicle Wanting to rent or buy, GARAGE SALE condition. 7000 miles ap- LEWIS COUNTY commercial space, prefera- Friday-Sunday, proximately. 360-496-5494 BOUNDARY 92358 National Avenue bly with living quarters. July 22, 23, 10-7 GRANDMAS REVIEW BOARD MOVING & Must be on main drag, July 24, 10-3. HUGE ADVERTISEMENT FOR looking to put in guitar 930 2nd St, 3 FAMILY SALE! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- BIDS Friday & Saturday, GARAGE SALE! EN that the LEWIS CITY OF CHEHALIS store. 253-891-7219 Pe Ell, WA 98572. Friday & Saturday, July 22 & 23, 9-?? COUNTY, Washington National Avenue TIB Antique sewing machine, July 22 & 23, 9-5. YELLOWJACKETS 3121 Harrison Ave, BOUNDARY REVIEW Arterial Preservation fishing poles, Christmas Pallas Place (LIVE)! Nests collected Centralia, WA 98531. BOARD will hold a public Project items & household goods. 214 Vista Rd, for medical use. No Cleaning out greenhouse hearing on July 28, 2016 Chehalis, WA 98532. charge. 360-578-2018 lots of plants, books, 2001 MR2 SPYDER: New to consider the City of Sealed proposals for fur- End of road. Household housewares, furniture, por- top, clutch, pressue plate, Chehalis' proposal to an- nishing all materials, labor items, yard items, lots of celain dolls, tools, lawn throwout bearing & water nex 116.5 acres of Light and equipment for the bedding & linens, decor mowers, old vinyl records, pump. 135K miles. Great Industrial and General following described work items & Seahawk items. jewelry, angel collection & shape! $4000. 360- Commercial zoned land will be received by the City Blueberries, $1lb 4 HOUR lots more. 295-0009 or 360- into the City. This land Clerk of the City of Cheha- Potatoes, .50 lb ONLY SALE! 827-1955. includes Habein and Mel- lis, 350 N. Market Boule- 1357 Highway 12 Saturday, hart Roads, a portion of vard, Room 101, Chehalis, Chehalis near Ethel July 23, 9-1. Ribelin Road, and eleven Washington 98532 up until Open from 12-6 1822 Juneman St, existing businesses. 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, 360-978-5319 NEIGHBORHOOD Centralia, WA 98531. YARD SALE! 1982 EL CAMINO August 4, 2016. At that Scroll saw with stand & Straight body, NO rust, This public hearing will FRESH, BLED Albacore Friday & Saturday, time the sealed bids will be blades, 18qt electric roaster, MOVING SALE! custom wire wheels, billet occur in the Board of Tuna. Float 8, Westport. July 22 & 23, 9-5. publicly opened and read. 2 mowers; 1 electric & 1 Saturday, July 23, 8-5. steering wheel. Call County Commissioner's $2.59/lb. 360-268-1328 Wigley Rd & Elma Dr, A contract will be awarded gas, card table & chairs, Friday & Saturday, 360-827-0786 or 360- Meeting Room at the Lewis Centralia, WA 98531. or all bids rejected within mixed media art supplies. July 29 & 30, 8-5. 827-1093. County Historic Court- eremy's easonal Big Hanaford Rd, past sixty (60) days after the bid J S Too much to list! 4193 Chandler Rd, house, 351 NW North St. opening. Shaefer Park. 1994 Jeep Grand Chero- Cash only! Chehalis, WA 98531. Chehalis. A governmental Fruit Stand kee Laredo: low mileage, Tools, garden equipment, agency affected by the The project includes a two NOW OPEN red, body excellent condi- electronic sound equip- proposal, Lewis County inch grind and overlay of on State Ave., Chehalis! tion, with 4 extra studded ment, pool table, baby Fire District 6, has invoked the N National Avenue FRESH Yakima tires, sunroof, power win- grand piano & other furni- the Boundary Review asphalt pavement between Corn, Green Beans, dow & seat, A/C capability, ture. Too much to list! Board jurisdiction to review NE Exhibitor Road and NE Apricots, Cherries, new breaks all around, the annexation pursuant to Kresky Avenue, including Peaches, $2500. 360-388-5357 RCW 36.93.100. selected dig-outs, striping, Local Blueberries! and traffic control. 360-345-1544 Public testimony (both writ- ten and verbal) regarding Estimated Bid Range: MOVING SALE! the matter will be accepted $350,000-$400,000 Friday & Saturday, by the Boundary Review D & D Towing and Trans- July 22 & 23, 8-4. Board until the close of the Bid proposal, plans, and port Inc. Abandoned Vehi- 228 Whitney Blvd, public hearing. If you would specifications are on file cle Auction to be held at Chehalis, WA 98532. like to submit written mate- with the Builders Exchange 724 Teitzel Rd, Centralia, Indoor-outdoor furniture, rials at the hearing, please of Washington and may be WA 98531 on Friday, July clothing, kitchen items, supply at least ten (10) viewed on or after Wed- 29, 2016 at 3:30pm. View- track canopy, antique copies of the document (to nesday, July 13, 2016. ing 1 hour prior. 360- Packard piano & more! 736-2338 Expecting most items to go FOREST CONSERVATION WORKER Friday, so don't delay! This is a full time temporary seasonal position from October 1, 2016 to June 30, FOREST CONSERVATION WORKER 2017. Job order placed in connection with an H-2B Labor Certification. 70 Positions

Grant's Towing & This is a full time temporary seasonal position from October 1, 2016 to June 30, Commercial Tree Planting conducted on steep terrain; 30%-50% in slope done with Automotive/Grant's 2017. Job order placed in connection with an H-2B Labor Certification. 60 a planting shovel. The employee clears a space on the ground, dig a hole, correctly Centralia/Grant's South Positions. place the seedling tree in the hole, cover the roots with soil, then tamp soil around Abandoned Vehicle the newly planted seedling. The employee will be required to carry a planting bag Auction Every Friday Commercial Tree Planting conducted on steep terrain; 40%-50% in slope done with containing the seedlings, combined weight about 50-60 lbs, depending on size of 11:30 am at 915 Koontz use of a planting shovel. The employee will clear a space on the ground, dig a the seedlings, up and down steep terrain in remote mountainous areas. Rd, Chehalis. Viewing hole, correctly place seedling tree in the hole, cover roots with soil, and then tamp every Friday beginning soil around newly planted seedling. The employee is required to carry planting bag Pre-Commercial Thinning: Cutting of undesirable and diseased trees. Spraying 8:30 am. which contains the seedlings, combined weight about 50-60 pounds, depending on vegetation to eliminate unwanted underbrush. Brush cutting/piling and cutting of Call 360-330-2442 for size of seedlings, up and down steep terrain in remote mountainous areas. limbs of the commercial timber to be conducted to promote the growth of standing current list. timber. Tree limbs cut and brush will be piled in a prescribed manner for future Pre-Commercial Thinning: Cutting of undesirable and diseased trees. Brush disposal. The thinning to be conducted with use of a chainsaw. Employees are cutting/piling and cutting of limbs of commercial timber to be conducted in order to expected to maintain the saw, sharpen the chain in the field, maintain correct fluid promote growth of standing timber. Tree limbs cut and brush to be piled in a levels, properly break the saw down for cleaning. The combined weight of saw, fuel prescribed manner for future disposal. The thinning to be conducted with the use of and oil is about 30 lbs and must be carried up and down difficult terrain ranging a chainsaw. Employees are expected to maintain the saw, sharpen the chain in the from 50%-60% in slope. The employee must demonstrate that he can work in a field, maintain correct fluid levels, properly break the saw down for cleaning. The safe and effective manner. Access is gained to the remote areas by traveling on combined weight of saw, fuel and oil is about 30 lbs and must be carried up and abandoned, unnamed or numbered, logging roads that are maintained. down difficult terrain ranging from 50%-60% in slope. Small amount of spraying maybe conducted as required. The employee must demonstrate that he can work in a safe and effective manner. Access is gained to these remote areas by traveling Requirements: 3 months experience performing commercial tree planting and or on abandoned, unnamed or numbered, logging roads that are maintained. pre-commercial thinning. Must be available to work in each of the counties named ESTATE SALE and complete the entire season. No education requirements are needed, training Saturday, July 23, 9-5. Requirements: 1 month experience performing commercial tree planting and or available if needed. Resume showing 3 months experience needed at time of 623 Toledo pre-commercial thinning. Must be available to work in each of the counties named interview. Transportation provided by the company to and from the worksites at no Salmon Creek Rd. and complete the entire season. No education requirements are needed, training expense to the employee. Work will be performed in the following counties - Toledo, WA 98591. available if needed. Resume showing 1 month experience needed at time of WASHINGTON STATE: Lewis, Chelan, Jefferson, King, Okanogan, Pierce, Everything $1 or under, interview. Transportation provided by the company to and from the worksites at no Thurston, Wahkiakum, Ferry, Stevens, Spokane, Kitsap, Cowlitz, Pacific, Grays unless marked. Collecti- expense to the employee. Work will be performed in the following counties - Harbor, Mason, Pend Oreille, Kittitas, Clark, Skagit, Klickitat, Clallam, Snohomish, bles and anything and WASHINGTON STATE: Lewis, King, Pierce, Wahkiakum, Stevens, Kitsap, Cowlitz, Whatcom, Skamania,. STATE OF OREGON: Clackamas, Columbia, Washington, everything. Come and see! Pacific, Grays Harbor, Clark, Clallam, Whatcom, Skagit, Yakima. STATE OF Douglas, Lane, Benton, Clatsop, Linn, Deschutes, Grant, Union, Hood River, IDAHO: Clearwater, Valley. The majority of the work will require departure from Marion, Tillamook. STATE OF IDAHO: Clearwater, Latah, Shoshone, Benewah, Chehalis, WA. Kootenai, Boundary, Bonner, Nez Perce, Lewis. The majority of the work will require departure from Chehalis, WA. Hours: 40 hours a week, 7am to 3:30pm, Monday through Friday. No overtime is expected. The company guarantees to offer work for hours equal to at least 3/4 of Hours: 40 hours a week, 7am to 3:30pm, Monday through Friday. No overtime is the workdays in each 12-week period of the total employment period. expected. The company guarantees to offer work for hours equal to at least 3/4 of MORTON the workdays in each 12-week period of the total employment period. DOWNSIZING Wage ranges from $11.18 to $15.70 per hour, depending in which county work is SALE! performed. Wage ranges from $11.18 to $18.89 per hour, depending in which county work is Monday- Saturday The company will use a single workweek as its standard for computing wages due. performed. The company will use a single workweek as its standard for computing July 18-23, 10-?? Daily, Workers are paid every two (2) weeks. The company will make all deductions from wages due. Workers are paid every two (2) weeks. The company will make all 852 Davis Lake Rd, the worker's paycheck required by law. deductions from the worker's paycheck required by law. Morton, WA 98356. Dining room table & chairs, If the prevailing wage is increased by the U.S. Department of Labor during the If the prevailing wage is increased by the U.S. Department of Labor during the bedroom set, buffet, large course of the season, the employee's wage will increase accordingly. course of the season, the employee's wage will increase accordingly. china hutch, keyboard syn- thesizer & amp, When required, hotel accommodations are provided by C&V Reforestation at no When required, hotel accommodations are provided by Mt. St. Helens cost to the employee. Reforestation at no cost to the employee.

The company will provide workers at no charge all tools, supplies and equipment The company will provide workers at no charge all tools, supplies and equipment required to perform the job, as per 20CFR655.20(k). required to perform the job, as per 20CFR655.20(k).

If relocation is required by a worker who is hired, who does not reside in the area of If relocation is required by a worker who is hired, who does not reside in the area of employment, whether in the U.S. or abroad, travel expenses and subsistence will employment, whether in the U.S. or abroad, travel expenses and subsistence will ONALASKA be paid to each worker by the company based on what is specified under 655.173 be paid to each worker by the company based on what is specified under 655.173 3 FAMILY transportation (including meals, at least $12.09 a day, not to exceed $51.00 a day transportation (including meals, at least $12.09 a day, not to exceed $51.00 a day and, to the extent necessary, lodging, not to exceed $100.00 a night, receipts and, to the extent necessary, lodging, not to exceed $100.00 a night, receipts YARD SALE! required), from their current abode to the place of employment, LEWIS County, Friday & Saturday, required), from their current abode to the place of employment, LEWIS County, WA, if the worker completes 50% of the employment period covered by the job July 22 & 23, 9-5. WA, if the worker completes 50% of the employment period covered by the job order, which is consistent with 20CFR655.20(j)(1)(i). Payment of said expenses 3075 Hwy 508, order, which is consistent with 20CFR655.20(j)(1)(i). Payment of said expenses and subsistence will be paid within 3 days after the completion of the 50% of the Onalaska, WA 98570. and subsistence will be paid within 3 days after the completion of the 50% of the contract period by check, paid to the worker. Jon boat & motor, camo contract period by check, paid to the worker. hunting gear, riding lawn Mt. St. Helens Reforestation will reimburse the H-2B worker in the first workweek mower, jewelry, tools & a C&V Reforestation will reimburse the H-2B worker in the first workweek for all visa, for all visa, visa processing, border crossing and other related fees, including those large variety of items. visa processing, border crossing and other related fees, including those mandated by the government, incurred by the H-2B worker. mandated by the government, incurred by the H-2B worker.

The company will pay return transportation and daily subsistence to the area from The company will pay return transportation and daily subsistence to the area from which the worker left from in order to take this job when the worker completes the which the worker left from in order to take this job when the worker completes the employment period or is dismissed from employment for any reason by the employment period or is dismissed from employment for any reason by the employer before the end of the period. employer before the end of the period. Applicants need to apply for the job Applicants need to apply for the job opportunity at: opportunity at the following employment office. WorkSource Lewis County WorkSource Lewis County 151 NE Hampe Way, Chehalis WA 98532 151 NE Hampe Way, Chehalis WA 98532 (360) 748-2360 Job Order Number: 169262591 (360) 748-2360 Job Order Number: 169261617 Must contact C&V Reforestation, ask for Anita 360-740-4493, Must contact Mt. St. Helens Reforestation, ask for Patricia, 360-748-8280, for an interview date and time. for an interview date and time. A resume providing previous work experience to be provided at the interview. A resume providing previous work experience to be provided at the interview. .com Classifieds 14• dors bygoingto Subcontractors, andVen- provided toPrimeBidders, denda, andBiddersList)is (plans, specifications,ad- project biddocuments Free-of-charge accessto should yourequireassis- ton at(425)258-1303 ers ExchangeofWashing- project. ContacttheBuild- addenda issuedonthis the on-lineplanroomfor need toperiodicallycheck notified ofaddendaandwill will notbeautomatically Bidders thatdonotregister Registered BiddersList". themselves onthe"Self- addenda andtoplace e-mail notificationoffuture order toreceiveautomatic that Bidders''Register''in tool. Itisrecommended online digitizer/take-off graphic sources,andafree from numerousrepro- der full/partialplansets download, view,print,or- ments withtheabilityto: fully usableonlinedocu- room providesBidderswith halis". Thisonlineplan Works", and"CityofChe- ted Projects","Public deadlines andisateamplayer.Theperfectmatchwould Workandcollaboratetogetherwithotherstaff Bedetailorientedandhavemulti-taskingability. ExperiencewiththeAdobeCreativeSuite. Priorgraphicdesignexperience. Designingandproducingadvertisingpieces,news Job Requirements Otherdutiesasassigned. of ateam. members, andmustbewillingtoworkasapart pages, webads,signs,etc. create effectiveandeyecatchingdesigns,whileworking andclickingon"Pos- The candidatemustbeorganizedandhaveexcellent The Chronicleisseekingahighlymotivatedgraphic prerequisite for,andaconditionofemployment. verbal andwrittencommunication.Asuccessful All LafromboiseCommunicationsInc.divisions email orbringinacoverletterandresume. are EqualOpportunityEmployersandprovide GRAPHIC DESIGNER (No telephonecallsunlessspecified,please). Examples ofdesignworkareencouraged. designer whoisabletomulti-taskeffectively. candidate hasastrongattentiontodetail, Drug-free Workplaces.Drugtestingisa BUSINESS The Chronicle,321N.PearlSt., Benefits basedonhoursworked. Interested partiesshouldmail, Kelli Erb,DesignDirector in afastpacedenvironment. [email protected] Centralia, WA98531 www.bxwa FULL TIME DIRECTORY TheChronicle,Centralia/Chehalis,Wash.,Thursday,July21,2016 SERVICE If you have any questions, or to place an adplease call Customer Service at (360) 807-8203. The CityofChehalisisan total bid. five percent(5%)ofthe in anamountnotlessthan ble totheCityofChehalis bidder's bondmadepaya- certified orbankcheck must beaccompaniedbya specifications, andeach form furnishedwiththe submitted ontheregular All Proposalsmustbe the work. used orconsumedindoing equipment, orsupplies purchase ofthematerials, Contractor paysonthe including thosethatthe other contractamounts, various biditempricesor Retail SalesTaxinthe clude WashingtonState The Contractorshallin- 171 State SalesTax-Rule ber (360)491-3399. Connolly. Telephonenum- to ThomasLeyrer,Skillings project shouldbedirected Inquiries regardingthe tration. tance withaccessorregis- Filtration, Free Water Testing, Electrical • ONLY that school isVA approved. • Small ClassSizes • More Job Connections =More Job Choices • AllTraining Conducted Locally • Lifetime Placement Credit• Bad -No Problem • Student Loans MOERKSPO72N5 *LicensedandBonded*MOERKSP981DA 758&.6&+22/2)25(*21 WUDLQLQJLVSOHDVHGWRDQQRXQFHWKDWLWLVDFFHSWLQJ JMH Greenhouses Water Wells, Pumps,PressureTanks, :HVWHUQ3DFLÀF7UXFN6FKRROWKHOHDGHULQ&'/ VWXGHQWDSSOLFDWLRQVIRULWV&ODVVHVLQ&HQWUDOLD WELLS, PUMPS&FILTERS W

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opportunity agency. If you after the date of the first KNOWN PERSONS OR WSBA No. 43175 have a special accommo- publication of this sum- PARTIES CLAIMING ANY [x] Joseph T. McCormick III, Centralia, WA 98531 dation needs, please con- mons, to wit, within sixty RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, WSBA No. 48883 tact Melinda Wilson at days after the 7th day of LIEN, OR INTEREST IN 108 1st Avenue South, The sale of the above 360-407-6280 or TTY (for July, 2016, and defend the THE REAL ESTATE DE- Ste. 300 described property is to the speech and hearing above entitled action in the SCRIBED IN THE COM- Seattle, WA 98104 take place: impaired) at 800-833-6388. above entitled court, and PLAINT HEREIN; Attorneys for Plaintiff answer the complaint of L#92041 June 30, 2016 & Time: 10:00 a.m. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2016 Published: The Chronicle the Plaintiff, OCWEN Defendants. July 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2016 & Date: Friday, CANCER (June 21-July 22) July 21, 2016 LOAN SERVICING, LLC, August 4, 2016 August 26, 2016 a a Case No.: 16-2-00189-21 Published in The Chronicle Place: Main Entrance Don’t feel pressured to m ke ch nges 92520 Budget Hearing and serve a copy of your if you are comfortable with the status answer upon the under- 92518 Lake Whatcom Resort Lobby, Old Lewis SUMMONS BY Partnership vs. Luella I. Hamilton County Courthouse, quo. Strive to secure your position Notice of Public signed attorneys for Plain- a a PUBLICATION 351 NW North St., inste d of g mbling with your future. Hearing for the tiff, McCarthy & Holthus, IN THE Chehalis, WA LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Oakville School District LLP at the office below To: UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUPERIOR COURT OF 7\[HSP[[SLTVYLLɈVY[PU[VOV^`V\ stated; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment SPOUSE, LEGATEES, THE STATE OF The judgment debtor can present who you are and the way you A public hearing for the AND DEVISEES OF WASHINGTON FOR avoid the sale by paying a a a a a 2016-17 Budget will be will be rendered against look. Upd ting your ppe r nce nd ELAINE R. FOUSHA, DE- LEWIS COUNTY the judgment amount of a a a held at 5:00 p.m. on you according to the de- sporting positive ttitude will le ve CEASED; OCCUPANTS $128,254.41 together with a August 1, 2016. The hear- mand of the complaint, you feeling re dy to conquer the world. OF THE SUBJECT REAL Lake Whatcom Resort interest of 6% per annum ing will be held in the which has been filed with VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PROPERTY; ALL OTHER Partnership, a Washington from June 10, 2016 to date Board Room and is for the the clerk of said court. The Uncertainty will lead to confusion, UNKNOWN PERSONS General Partnership, of sale, with costs, and purpose of adopting the basis for the complaint is a especially when dealing with domestic OR PARTIES CLAIMING fees, before the sale date. 2016-17 School District foreclosure of the property or partnership matters. Try to keep ANY RIGHT, TITLE, ES- Plaintiff, For the exact amount, Budget. Any interested commonly known as 509 B things clear and your feelings out in the TATE, LIEN, OR INTER- contact the Sheriff at the person may appear for Street, Vader, WA 98593, open to avoid a misunderstanding. EST IN THE REAL ES- vs. address stated below: public question or com- Lewis County, Washington TATE DESCRIBED IN LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ment. as a result of a default You have good ideas, but if you don’t under the terms of the note THE COMPLAINT HERE- CEDAR RIDGE INDUS- ROBERT R. SNAZA, IN TRIES, LLC, a Washington Sheriff, follow through with them, what’s the Published: The Chronicle and deed of trust. Limited Liability Company, LEWIS COUNTY, point? Strive to stabilize your position, July 21 & 26, 2016 life and future. Instigate what you want DATED: July 1, 2016 THE STATE OF WASH- MARC HAMILTON and WASHINGTON to see happen. IN THE McCarthy & Holthus, LLP INGTON TO THE SAID LUELLA I. HAMILTON, By Stacy A. Brown, SUPERIOR COURT OF /s/ Joseph T. McCormick III DEFENDANTS: Husband and Wife, and the Chief Deputy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) THE STATE OF [ ] Wendy Walter, You are hereby summoned Marital Community Com- 345 W. Main St. a a a T ke moment to think seriously bout WASHINGTON WSBA No. 33809 to appear within sixty days posed Thereof, RICKY D. Chehalis, Washington a a a wh t’s h ppening round you. Troubles FOR THE COUNTY [ ] Annette Cook, after the date of the first SHARP and HELLEN L. 98532 a a a a will esc l te if you don’t g ther ll the OF LEWIS WSBA No. 31450 publication of this sum- SHARP, Husband and Phone (360) 748-9286 a a a a a d t needed to de l with situ tion [ ] Christopher Luhrs, mons, to wit, within sixty Wife and the Marital Com- you face. OCWEN LOAN WSBA No. 43175 days after the 30th day of munity Composed Thereof, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) SERVICING, LLC, [X] Joseph T. McCormick June, 2016, and defend FIRST AMERICAN TITLE Parcel Number: You can have fun without spending too III, the above entitled action in INSURANCE COMPANY, 009784-005-000 much. Don’t let anyone sucker you into Plaintiff, WSBA No. 48883 the above entitled court, Trustee, ANTHONY LETE, something that is risky or that could 108 1st Avenue South, and answer the complaint an Individual Person, the LEGAL DESCRIPTION jeopardize your reputation or your vs. Ste. 300 of the Plaintiff, REVERSE UNITED STATES, lien- That portion of Tract 42 of relationships with friends and family. Seattle, WA 98104 MORTGAGE FUNDING, holder, and TWIN CITIES Centralia Boulevard Land LLC, and serve a copy of LINE-X, INC., a Washing- Company's Acre Tracts, as CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) UNKNOWN HEIRS AND Attorneys for Plaintiff DEVISEES OF CORLEE L#92180 July 7, 14, 21 & your answer upon the ton Corporation, recorded in Volume 1 of Gather information and plan your G. LA BARRE; UNKNOWN 28, 2016 & August 4 & 11, undersigned attorneys for Plats, page 54, described strategy, but don’t execute your plans HEIRS AND DEVISEES 2016 Plaintiff, McCarthy & Defendants. as follows: PM`V\OH]LU»[YLJLP]LK]LYPÄJH[PVUVY OF ROBERT L. LA Published in The Chronicle Holthus, LLP at the office Beginning at the Northwest the go-ahead from those who will be BARRE; TERESA L. below stated; and in case Cause No. 16-2-00018-21 corner of said Tract 42; PUÅ\LUJLKI``V\YHJ[PVUZ BANGS; 1ST SECURITY IN THE of your failure so to do, thence North 8956’35” AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) STATE BANK OF WASH- SUPERIOR COURT OF judgment will be rendered SHERIFF'S PUBLIC East along the North line of Take the initiative to turn one of your INGTON; STATE OF THE STATE OF against you according to NOTICE OF said Tract 42 a distance of ideas or plans into a going concern. WASHINGTON; OCCU- WASHINGTON the demand of the com- SALE OF REAL 300.52 feet, to the true Your drive, passion and desire to get PANTS OF THE PREM- FOR THE plaint, which has been filed PROPERTY point of beginning; thence things up and running will bolster your ISES; COUNTY OF LEWIS with the clerk of said court. continuing North 8956’35” reputation. The basis for the complaint Judgment Rendered: East 358.76 feet, to the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Defendants. REVERSE MORTGAGE is a foreclosure of the 06-10-16 Northeast corner of Tract FUNDING, LLC If someone puts a roadblock in your property commonly known Writ Issued: 07-01-16 42; thence South 0047’57” ^H`ÄUKHUHS[LYUH[P]LYV\[LHUK Case No.: 15-2-00749-21 as 151 DEER HAVEN Writ Received: 07-01-16 East along the East line of Plaintiff, pursue your plans. Opportunity is SUMMONS BY DRIVE, WINLOCK, WA Levy Date: 07-08-16 said Tract 42 a distance of present, as long as you work with the PUBLICATION 98596, Lewis County, 340.24 feet, to the Norther- vs. Washington as a result of a ly right of way line of tide. TO: Luella I. Hamilton To: UNKNOWN HEIRS default under the terms of (Judgment Debtor) Padrick Road; thence ARIES (March 21-April 19) AND DEVISEES OF COR- UNKNOWN HEIRS, the note and deed of trust. South 6516’36” West along a a a Pl n to p rty, pl y or do something LEE G. LA BARRE; UN- SPOUSE, LEGATEES, The Superior Court of said right of way line a a fun with loved one. Rom nce is KNOWN HEIRS AND DE- AND DEVISEES OF DATED: June 27, 2016 Lewis County has directed 392.45 feet; thence North a a a highlighted, nd it will dd st bility to VISEES OF ROBERT L. ELAINE R. FOUSHA, DE- the undersigned Sheriff of 0047’57” West 504.04 feet a your person l life. LA BARRE; TERESA L. CEASED; HEIDI KURTZ; McCarthy & Holthus, LLP Lewis County to sell the to the true point of begin- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) BANGS; OCCUPANTS OF KATHLEEN DIANE SOUD- properties described below ning. Problems will arise if you make THE PREMISES ER; WENDY RUTHANN /s/ Joseph T. McCormick III to satisfy a judgment in the Situate in Lewis County, changes that alter your appearance. DIAMOND; MITCHELL L. above-entitled action. The Washington. Don’t let your emotions lead to an THE STATE OF WASH- FOSHAY; SECRETARY property to be sold is argument. Disputes will end in regret INGTON TO THE SAID OF HOUSING AND UR- [ ] Wendy Walter, described at the bottom of Published: The Chronicle and isolation. Protect against loss. DEFENDANTS: BAN DEVELOPMENT; WSBA No. 33809 page 2. Property address July 21 & 28, 2016 & OCCUPANTS OF THE [ ] Annette Cook, is: August 4 & 11, 2016 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SUBJECT REAL PROP- WSBA No. 31450 Don’t let yourself be put in a risky You are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days ERTY; ALL OTHER UN- [ ] Christopher Luhrs, 1811 Padrick Road, position. Avoid following someone eager to lead you down a dubious path. Focus on happiness and your health and well-being. Make Your Vehicle Work for You!

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