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Pete Caster / [email protected] Bonnie Vance, left, Larry Vance, center, and Kerry Vance, right, react during the sentencing hearing for Joshua Vance on Wednesday morning in Lewis County Superior Court at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Joshua Vance pleaded guilty of murdering his father, Terry Vance, on March 7 in Onalaska. South Terror in Thurston the Twin County Cities Showdown Two New Haunted Tenino, Rochester Volleyball Houses and One We and Soccer Teams Square Off/ Know Well / Life: A&E Sports

The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Weather Deaths Chronicle Editorial Lewis County Area Since 1889 TONIGHT: Low 50 Coleman, Bruce Wayne, 61, Morton Board Interviews Follow Us on Twitter TOMORROW: High 58 Weldon, JoAnne, 80, Olympia @chronline Isolated Rain Lane, Irene, 84, Mossyrock Averill vs. Fund: see details on page Main 2 Pierce, Donald J., 88, Toledo Two Quality Find Us on Facebook Ulrich, Harry Dale, 73, Onalaska www.facebook.com/ Weather picture by Christopherson, Gloria V., 88, thecentraliachronicle Kole Taylor, Onalaska Napavine Candidates Offer Elementary, 2nd Grade Johnson, Linda C., 63, Olympia Campbell, Joy, 61, Ocean Park A Choice of Styles / Opinion: Main 6 CH479847cz.cg Main 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 COMMUNITY CALENDAR / WEATHER

Community Calendar Editor’s Best Bet Thursday, Oct. 18 ka First Church of God, 978-5368 Support Groups Gifford Pinchot Roads “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a loved one, 1--2:30 p.m., As- Analysis Meeting to be sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 Cooks Hill Road, 330-2640 Held in Centralia Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 The U.S. Forest Service will p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 host a meeting at the Centralia N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, 736-9268 College cafeteria tonight from 6 Senior Centers Pete Caster / [email protected] to 8 p.m. to gather public input Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Goblins carry away the orcerer’s Apprentice, played by Matthew Hawkins, 13, Che- on road use, access and other Music, 11 a.m. halis, during a rehearsal for the Centralia Ballet Academy’s production of “The Sor- road-related information for Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation cerer’s Apprentice.” The show will be performed on Oct. 19 and 20 at R.E. Bennett the Gifford Pinchot National Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. school in Chehalis. Forest. Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 The public road analysis is Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. necessary to meet the U.S. Forest Pinochle, 10 a.m. Centralia Ballet Academy Offers Service Travel Management rule “Soup Kitchen” enrichment lunch, that requires forest to identify noon, $3 donation “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” sustainable forest road systems Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, by 2015, Gifford Pinchot Na- 785-4325 The Centralia Ballet Acad- popular by Mickey Mouse in tional Forest spokesperson Ken Cook’s choice lunch, noon, 12:30 p.m. emy will present performances Disney’s “Fantasia” (released in Sandusky said. Bingo, 12:30-2 p.m. of “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” 1940). The Gifford Pinchot Nation- Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Friday and Saturday. Evans, 37, of Amazement al Forest is working with Pin- Women’s pool, 10 a.m. The shows will be at 5:30 p.m. Productions in Olympia, is a chot Partners and South Gifford Sit & Be Fit, 11 a.m. both nights at the R.E. Bennett well-known face in Lewis Coun- Pinchot Collaborative groups on Entertainment, presentation or mov- Auditorium in Chehalis. Tickets ty. He frequently performs his the public road analysis effort. ie, 12:30 p.m. are $10 at the door. illusions here for parties and The outcome of the roads Quilting project class, 3:30 p.m. Headlining the shows will be banquets. analysis will identify opportu- Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 magician Jeff Evans and juggler People from ages 7 and up, nities for changes to the road Watercolor class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. David Lenz. This duo will add including parents, will take part system, and be carried forward Zumba, 6-7 p.m. their talents to the 40-plus danc- in the show. The lead role will be to inform future decisions re- Open pool, 9 a.m. ers taking the stage. played by Matthew Hawkins, 13, garding management of the for- Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m. The storyline for “The Sor- Friday, and John Max, 12, Satur- est transportation system, San- Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m. cerer’s Apprentice” was made day. dusky said. Quilt class, 1-3 p.m. A questionnaire is also available through Dec. 31 as an alternative way to provide Friday, Oct. 19 input to the GPNF roads anal- Billy Mac, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek ysis. The questionnaire can Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 273-2000, ext. 301 be found at www.fs.usda.gov/ “45 Seconds From Broadway,” 8 p.m., Senior Centers detail/giffordpinchot/ under Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, $15, ev- Saturday, Oct. 20 “Roads Analysis and Planning ergreenplayhouse.wordpress.com/ or Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Information.” 736-8628. Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., ‘Expanding Your Haunted House, Yard Birds Mall, $9 Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffee- admission or $8 with canned food dona- Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Horizons’ Young house, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, tion, 748-1489 Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 740-0492 Chris Guenther and the Honky Tonk Tai Chi exercise, 8:30-9 a.m. Women’s Conference Lyceum Lecture Series, “How to Drifters, 8 p.m., Napavine Feed Store, $6 Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. cover, 21 and over, free country dancing to Be Held at Produce Special Interest Films,” James Pinochle, 10 a.m. Howard, noon-12:50 p.m., Roxy Theatre, lessons, 7 p.m. Crafters 10 a.m.-2:20 p.m. Centralia College Morton, 496-5022 Libraries “Potato Bar” community lunch, noon, $6 Centralia College, TriO Tal- Libraries Teen Book Club, for teens, “White Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 ent Search and the American “Fahrenheit 451” book discussion, Cat,” by Holly Black, 3:30-4:30 p.m., Win- Coffee klatch, 9 a.m. Association of University Wom- for adults and teens, 4-5 p.m., Moun- lock Timberland Library, 785-3461 Sewing and crafts, 10 a.m. en will be holding the 19th an- tain View (Randle) Timberland Library, Support Groups Pinochle and Scrabble, 12:30 p.m. nual “Expanding Your Horizons” 497-2665 Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., conference Saturday at Centralia Organizations Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested College. donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, American Legion Post 508, potluck Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, The conference’s emphasis $6.74 and meeting, 6 p.m., Onalaska First [email protected] is on motivating young women Church of God Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m. in grades seven through nine Onalaska American Legion Post 508, Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Open pool, 9:30 a.m. 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalas- Highway, Chehalis, 748-3401 Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. please see CALENDAR, page Main 9

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for Oct. 18, 2012 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s L 49.32 65.0 -0.29 90s H Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 73.05 85.0 0.00 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 1.64 10.5 -0.37 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Isolated Rain Few Showers Few Showers Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 5.02 18.0 -0.52 30s 64º 50º 58º 43º 54º 37º 51º 37º 54º 36º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 4.81 ---- +0.02 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:34 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 6:19 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 59 66/40 Moonrise ...... 11:36 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 39 58/49 Moonset ...... 8:46 p.m. Normal High ...... 63 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low ...... 43 58/48 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 82 in 1942 Seattle Anchorage 33/21 pc 35/22 s First Full Last New Record Low ...... 27 in 1948 61/54 Boise 65/42 s 69/42 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 10/21 10/29 11/6 11/13 Boston 65/56 pc 71/59 t Yesterday ...... 0.04" 63/51 65/42 Dallas 75/51 s 80/56 s Month to date ...... 1.69" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 86/73 s 86/72 s Normal month to date . . .1.78" Centralia 62/51 Las Vegas 84/63 s 84/65 s Year to date ...... 26.76" 64/50 Yakima Allergen Today Friday Nashville 68/43 s 67/45 s Normal year to date . . . .30.59" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 91/66 s 91/66 s 67/42 Grass None None Longview 66/49 St. Louis 62/44 s 58/44 mc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 65/49 Weeds None None Salt Lake City 64/46 s 70/52 s Vancouver Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 83/55 s 68/54 s The Dalles weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 73/56 t 71/50 s Send in your weather-relatedYesterday photo- Portland 66/50 are today’s highs and graphsCity to The ChronicleHi/Lo for ourPrcp. Voices 65/52 67/50 tonight’s lows. page. Send them to voices@chronline. World Cities com. Include name, date and descrip- tion of the photograph. Regional Cities Today Fri. Today Fri. City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 96/71 pc 95/68 pc New Delhi 91/67 s 92/68 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 71/41 s 70/42 s Paris 70/60 sh 70/58 ra Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 56/51 ra 55/47 sh Spokane 62/42 pc 62/45 sh London 58/50 sh 56/50 ra Rio de Janeiro 92/70 s 80/69 t r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 58/52 ra 56/47 sh Tri Cities 71/46 s 67/48 s Mexico City 80/54 pc 79/52 pc Rome 74/57 s 76/55 pc sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 63/51 ra 58/45 sh Wenatchee 69/45 pc 68/45 mc Moscow 54/37 ra 55/37 pc Sydney 68/59 pc 80/60 pc

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Brittany Voie / [email protected] Chronicle reporter Stephanie Schendel stands ready with a mock weapon that is part of the Firearms Training Similator (FATS) at Centralia College on Oct. 3. Associate Professor Tadd Belden is controlling the computer that runs the simulator and selects the various simulations. Centralia College students who take classes in the criminal justice program frequently use this simulator to learn “use of force” standards. To Shoot or Not to Shoot? QUICK DECISION: Split- armed with a handgun, so I es- sentially had two choices: to ABOUT THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM AT Second, Life-or-Death shoot or not to shoot. CENTRALIA COLLEGE While not all the situations Video Simulator Presents The criminal justice program at Centralia College required me to use a gun, and Chronicle Reporter With began in the 1998-1999 academic year, according Greg- even though the experience was ory Gilbertson, an associate professor of criminal jus- ‘Lifelike’ Scenarios limited to a screen, I still felt the tice. Now the program offers day, evening and online stress and adrenaline of being By Stephanie Schendel courses, and has more than 130 students enrolled in it. forced to react to an unpredict- It is one of the largest academic programs on campus. [email protected] able situation with a human life According to Gilbertson, a lot of the students en- on the other end of my gun. Police officers confronting rolled in the program want to enter law enforcement, After participating in several become corrections officers or work in social services. an armed suspect often have different scenarios, one thing only tenths of a second to react The majority of people are ignorant about how our became obvious: humans are country’s criminal justice system works, Gilbertson to the situation. They are forced difficult to predict. to make a decision in an instant said. The program is designed to make students aware Belden also warned that Stephanie Schendel stands with her mock weapon of proper criminal procedure and how the criminal jus- in order to stop violence, or the sometimes, especially if the sus- threat of violence from escalat- drawn during a video simulation. In this particular tice system interacts with the government as a whole. pect is under the influence of simulation, Schendel had entered a business after “It’s amazing how many students have no idea what ing, all while taking into account drugs, he or she does not always the threat the individual poses recieving an “unknown trouble” call from the simu- their constitutional rights are,” he said. go down after one shot, meaning lator. to their safety or the safety of the suspect is still capable harm- others nearby. ing an officer or nearby citizens. A few weeks ago, I had the In one of the situations pre- opportunity to use the Firearms sented to me, two officers re- Training Simulator at Centra- sponded to a domestic dispute at lia College. The simulator puts a motel. Upon entering the mo- users in a first-person role of a tel room, the male suspect had police officer who is responding a woman by her hair, and had to different scenarios including a gun pointed at her head. The traffic stops, school shootings woman was screaming and the and domestic disputes. man was threatening to shoot her. The program is set up simi- As the “officer,” I hesitated, lar to a video game, and the user and the suspect shot her in the stands in front of a projection head, killing her. screen and uses “weapons” that I then shot and hit the male interact with the situation on the suspect twice, and lowered my screen. gun. Like Belden had warned, Typically, simulators like the suspect didn’t go down, and the one at the college are used by lowering my weapon and for training purposes by police, assuming he was no longer a said Tadd Belden, an associate threat, it gave him the opportu- professor of criminal justice at nity for him to shoot and “kill” Centralia College. The one at me. 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The machine is part of the criminal justice pro- gram’s curriculum to illustrate the concept known as “use of force.” CH482722cz.cg Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 BUSINESS Centralia Facility Manufactures Aircraft Parts MADE IN LEWIS COUNTY: Thousands of Different Parts for Private and Commercial Jets are Produced Just North of Downtown By Amy Nile [email protected] ABOUT WOODFORD A small manufacturing fa- PHOENIX AEROSPACE cility just north of downtown Centralia has been making MANUFACTURING thousands of different parts for Owners: Trefford and Kristy private and commercial jets for Woodford the last 35 years. Age of Business: 35 years “Most of the parts we make Number of Employees: 7 are for upgrades to airplanes,” Address: 112 E. First St., said Trefford Woodford, who Centralia owns Woodford Phoenix Aero- Phone: (360) 736-9689 space Manufacturing. Email: woodfordphoenix@ The company’s seven em- localaccess.com ployees bring an engineer’s drawing to life as they build af- Pete Caster / [email protected] termarket aircraft parts like ef- Chuck Vanneste looks on as a machine mills a piece of metal that will be used for a clamp on an airplane at Woodford Phoenix ficient fuel controls, parts that in Centralia on Tuesday, Oct. 2. allow planes to land in extreme CAREERS IN conditions, or even upgrades for AEROSPACE Boeing business jets. Washington Aerospace Woodford usually ships Scholars is currently accepting about a pickup truck load of “It’s a growing applications for teachers and aerospace parts to the Seattle students. area each week. period in aerospace The free statewide pro- The 7,000-square-foot fa- gram for high school juniors cility has full computerized machining. And this is emphasizes science, technol- machining and metal forming a great place to do it.” ogy, engineering and math, capability and can also take on and encourages students wood, plastic and glass projects. to consider careers in these In addition to manufactur- Trefford Woodford fields. The program includes ing aircraft parts, the company second-generation owner online distance learning and a does a variety of other work in- six-day summer program. cluding making truck bed liners, For more informaition call metal art and even a display for (206) 764-5866, email med- Seattle’s Museum of Flight. [email protected] or visit www.museumofflight. Woodford’s father, Richard Woodford took the busi- org/was Woodford, started the business ness into the 21st century by Treford Woodford, owner of Woodford Phoenix, stands in his Centralia shop. in 1977 after learning the indus- switching to computerized try in the Air Force and during a machinery. short stint at Boeing. But when “When I was growing up and Richard died in 1996, a 24-year- learning the trade, it was all WANT TO BE old Woodford found himself manual,” he said, adding that he running the family business. started at just 9 years old. FEATURED? “It was kind of sink or swim,” Woodford’s wife, Kristy, said The Chronicle is doing a the Washington State University when they first married she was series of articles on products graduate said. “I told myself I’d nervous about making a living made locally. give it a year and see if I liked in the aerospace industry. If you make a product in what I was doing. Otherwise, I’d “I thought it was dying and Lewis County email anile@ go back to geology.” it’d all go to China,” the former chronline.com or call (360) Woodford learned to juggle real estate agent said. 807-8235 with information on your business. managing employees, bidding But for now, the business jobs, buying aircraft grade ma- providing a nice lifestyle for the terials, scheduling projects and Woodfords and their two children. Amy Nile maintaining quality control. “It’s a growing period in aero- Business, Education “It’s a real feast or famine space machining,” Woodford Erin Green iles down a piece to a larger clamp for an airplane at Woodford Phoe- & South Lewis County (360) 807-8235 kind of thing,” the Centralia na- said. “And this is a great place to nix in Centralia earlier this month. twitter.com/AmyNileReports tive said. do it.” facebook.com/AmyNileheChronicle Northwest Hardwoods’ Western Operations Earn a Sustainability Certification By The Chronicle “We embrace the idea that er, the company’s vice president review to verify compliance species, including alder, ash, oak, Northwest Hardwoods’ west- sustainability makes good sense of sales and marketing. “This is with PEFC ecological, social maple, cherry and walnut. ern operations, which includes from a business and corporate crucial to our efforts to expand and ethical standards ad- ••• a Centralia facility, has been responsibility perspective – it’s fine-grained alder to major Eu- dressing practices from for- Send your business news to certified by the Programme for a path we’ve been on for years – ropean markets.” est management through saw [email protected]. We welcome the Endorsement of Forest Cer- but certification to the highest Gaining the certification milling. news of promotions, awards, reloca- tification for standards of eth- globally recognized standard involved a six-month process Northwest Hardwoods spe- tions, and other relevant business ics and sustainability in forest helps us meet customer de- of detailed documentation cializes in producing hardwood information of interest to the com- products. mand,” said David Weyerhaeus- and independent third-party lumber from all commercial munity at large.

Some Sunwest Investors To Get Their Money Back Washington Jobless Rate Down To 8.5 Percent OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington state’s jobless rate PORTLAND (AP) — Some thing aside from emotional dis- ing center operator, agreed to is down to 8.5 percent. investors in Sunwest Manage- tress and a delayed retirement. run the centers for Blackstone, The state Employment Security Department said Wednes- ment, one of Oregon’s largest “That money didn’t do any- an internationally known ven- day the unemployment measure fell in September as the num- bankruptcy cases during the thing for us for the last eight ture capital firm. ber of jobs grew by about 1,200. Department economist Joe financial crisis, have learned years,” said Mitchell. “That’s the At the time, Sunwest’s 1,200 Elling says it’s important to focus on long-term trends, and they’ll get nearly all of their downside. It’s a return of your investors had a choice: cash out he says the trend over the past 31 months shows an increasing money back. Some may even get money, not a return on your now or take shares in Black- rate of job growth. a return on their investments. money.” stone’s new entity, or a combina- Officials say a little under 300,000 people were unem- A $1.7 billion sale of Sunwest Salem-based Sunwest grew tion of the two. ployed and looking for work in September, with about 126,000 assisted-living centers plucked into one of the nation’s largest More than 700 took the cash. claiming unemployment benefits. from bankruptcy proceed- assisted-living center operators Ultimately, they stand to get Washington’s jobless rate was at 8.6 percent in August and ings is responsible for the good before collapsing in 2008. back 60 percent of their original 9 percent a year ago. The national jobless rate was also 9 per- news, The Oregonian reported The case resulted in allega- investment. cent last year, but it has fallen more quickly to 7.8 percent. Wednesday. tions of fraud and a complex Dave Sherrell, an investor It means those who took a bankruptcy. Last month, a fed- from The Dalles took the cash stake in a new venture rather eral grand jury indicted Sunwest deal and took out a reverse than a cash payment in 2010 Chief Executive Jon Harder on mortgage to offset his losses. He Celebrating 75 Years of will get all of their original in- 56 counts of fraud and money said he’d still make the same de- vestment back, and some will laundering. cision. Musical Excellence even clear a small profit, said Last week, though, a federal “Well, you can’t win them all,” Bill Bryan, who heads an inves- judge rejected the U.S. Securi- said Sherrell. “I didn’t have that Terry Barber tor group. That covers about 500 ties and Exchange Commis- much confidence. We went so Saturday, October 20, 2012 out of 1,200 investors. sion’s request for $180 million in long without anything, I wanted 7:30pm “That’s, I would say, an al- civil penalties against Sunwest to get what I could when I could. With an extraordinarily broad vocal most miraculous return,” said executives, citing Harder’s co- I just didn’t want to risk it.” range, American countertenor Terry Ford Elsaesser, an Idaho attor- operation in recovering investor In the deal announced Tues- Barber is a performer in a class by ney who represented Sunwest’s money. day, California-based HCP Inc., himself. He opens his mouth and out comes a baritone, tenor, alto, or largest creditors. “I’ve been In 2010, a real estate invest- the nation’s largest health care soprano! Terry crafts what the LA around Chapter 11 for 35 years. ment fund owned by Blackstone real-estate investment trust, Times calls a “performance of great This is a phenomenal result.” Group offered $1.3 billion in will acquire 133 of the former vitality and verve.” Robert Mitchell, an investor cash and assumed debt for 144 Sunwest centers. Emeritus will in Seattle, was less effusive. He’ll Sunwest assisted-living centers. operate them, net $144 million Pre-event Artist: TBD recover his $200,000 investment, Seattle-based Emeritus Corp., in proceeds and own nine other ALL PERFORMANCES TO BE HELD AT but he said he failed to earn any- the nation’s largest assisted-liv- centers outright. CENTRALIA COLLEGE'S CORBET THEATER Please be punctual! Late arrivals will not be seated until intermission. ALL SEATING IS RESERVED Handicapped Access Is Available To Order Tickets Call AdvertiseAdvertise here here and and be seen. be seen. (360)623-8100 Call todayCall today 807-8203 807-8303 info at Lewis County www.lewiscountyconcerts.org Concerts • Main 5 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 Attorney Slams Washington Lawmakers on School Funding

By Donna Gordon Blankinship Court ruled the state isn’t meet- “This court’s response will education and he was optimistic proposal will need legislative ap- The Associated Press ing its constitutional obligation teach our upcoming generation the 2013 Legislature would fo- proval, money in the state bud- to amply pay for basic education. of Washington citizens a funda- cus on education funding. get and a signature from the new SEATTLE — The attor- In the past decade, education mental lesson about whether our “When I come back in Janu- governor. ney representing a coalition of spending has gone from close constitution really matters,” he ary, I will consider that obliga- Ahearne’s court filing said parents and education groups to 50 percent to just above 40 wrote. tion our No. 1 priority,” Alexan- the Legislature not only failed that sued the state over school percent of the state budget, de- The 57-page report suggest- der said. to make progress on the Su- funding told the Washington spite the fact that some educa- ed a few possible ways to teach His co-chair, Sen. David preme Court’s two goals — to Supreme Court on Wednesday tion spending is protected by the the Legislature a lesson, includ- Frockt, D-Seattle, said lawmak- demonstrate steady progress to- that the Legislature is still avoid- constitution. ing fines, more specific instruc- ers understand they don’t have ward implementing the reforms ing its constitutional duty to State lawmakers have in re- tions for writing the next state a choice about obeying the Su- promised previously and to school children. cent years been dealing with budget, or an order to do all the preme Court’s orders and added show real and measurable prog- In a filing to the court, at- large budget deficits, and earlier overhaul work in one biennium that they have been working ress toward paying for those re- torney Thomas Ahearne wrote this year they cut $300 million instead of giving the Legislature hard to do so. forms by 2018 — but it chose not that he was disappointed with in state funding. until 2018 to finish. Finding the money to pay for to make progress. a legislative report to the court A month ago, Washington State Rep. Gary Alexander, all-day kindergarten for every The next legislative report is last month. lawmakers filed their first an- co-chairman of the legisla- child might be the Legislature’s due 60 days after the governor Ahearne said lawmakers nual progress report in answer tive committee charged with first priority, both Frockt and signs the state budget. seem to think that they can to the Supreme Court’s ruling making these reports to the Alexander speculated. Alexander said lawmakers postpone fulfilling the court’s on the lawsuit known as the court, disagreed strongly with “Not only is it required un- will have a preliminary plan for order to put more money into McCleary case. The brief filed Ahearne’s assessment of the Leg- der the reform plan, but it has how to start paying more for ed- education because of the econ- Wednesday is the coalition’s re- islature’s action on school fund- the most potential to address ucation in December. The main omy, but his clients believe state sponse. ing. achievement gap issues,” Frockt question, at this point, is wheth- officials need to obey the consti- Ahearne called on the court Alexander, R-Olympia, said said. er the Legislature should put a tution even when times are dif- to make this a “teachable mo- he felt the Legislature was mak- He added, however, that the down payment on every reform ficult. ment” for the schoolchildren of ing good progress in creating a plan won’t be finished until the or pick one or two to focus on In January, the Supreme Washington. plan for finding more dollars for end of December and then the first, he said. Ballots on News in Brief By The Chronicle rent and retired military, their admitted free. tion that provides a safe, clean spouses and dependents are Early bird shoppers passes and sober environment for Their Way One-Vehicle eligible to take the American are available at both gates for $5, those who suffer from addiction. Association of Retired Persons starting at 8:00 am. Additional information on to Voters in Collision Near Centralia driver safety class for free. Coumbs Concessions will the sleeping bag drive may be Sends Mother and Normally, the cost of the be serving breakfast until 10:30 obtained by calling Carl Bohlin, Advance of class is $14. Also, AARP mem- a.m. and lunch until 4 p.m. Free (360) 304-0621. Child to Hospital bers receive a $2 discount with public parking is available at the Nov. 6 Election A Centralia woman and her proof of membership. south end of the fairgrounds. Kyle Spurr By The Chronicle 4-year-old child were trans- A class will be held Saturday, Public entry is through the Centralia/Chehalis Government ported to Providence Centralia Nov. 10, at the United Methodist Green and Blue gates only. The West & Central Lewis County 44,000 ballots left the Lew- Hospital after the woman hy- Church in Rochester. The class Southwest Washington Fair & (360) 807-8239 is County Auditor’s Office droplaned on Interstate 5 and will begin at 9 a.m. and con- Expo Center is located at 2555 N. [email protected] Wednesday and are now winging collided with a jersey barrier clude about 5:30 p.m. To register, National Ave., Chehalis their way to citizens’ mailboxes, a half mile north of Centralia call 273-0798. according to Mariann Zumbuhl, Monday afternoon, according the county’s election supervisor. to Washington State Patrol. Emergency Shelter The ballots are set to arrive in Maria E. Rivas, 38, was trav- Massive Garage Sale Program Asking the next five to 10 days, but resi- eling northbound in lane three Coming to Fairgounds Oct. 12th - Oct. 18th dents should allow at least two near milepost 83 when she hy- for Donations of droplaned and lost control of Buyers and sellers will be Brave weeks before requesting dupli- headed to the Southwest Wash- Sleeping Bags $3 • PG cates, Zumbuhl said. her car, according to Washing- ington Fair & Expo Center in The XII Step Club of Lewis 12:00pm (Sat & Sun) & 3:00pm (Sat & Sun) “Be patient — don’t panic if ton State Patrol. She spun across Chehalis Saturday for a huge County will be having a sleep- you don’t get it right away,” she three lanes of traffic, hit the jer- he Dark Knight Rises

garage sale. ing bag drive between 9 a.m. $3 • PG-13 CH481606cz.cg said. “There will be time to reis- sey barrier, reentered the road, coming to a rest between lanes As of early this week, 317 and 5 p.m. Friday and Sunday at 5:30pm (No Tues) sue a ballot, if need be.” As a last one and two. Her 2000 Ford Fo- vendor spaces had been booked, Walmart. resort, folks can pick up a ballot Total Recall cus was towed from the scene. according to marketing special- The sleeping bags will be for $3 • PG-13 from the auditor’s office, at 351 The cause of the collision ist Pat Slusher. Vendor space is the Emergency Shelter of Lewis 9:30pm (No Tues) & 12:30pm (Wed Early Bird Matinee) N.W. North Street in Chehalis, was ruled to be too fast for con- available through Friday. For County, located at the Destiny $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor until 8 p.m. on election night, ditions, according to Washing- more information, call 740-2655. Outreach Center, 416 N. Tower with parent at or before 6:00pm she added. Tuesday: Great Northwest Music Tour, 7:00pm ton State Patrol. Rivas will be Public hours for the sale are in Centralia. Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE Zumbuhl suggested that vot- charged with speed too fast for 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Adult admission The XII Step Club of Lewis 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia ers return their completed bal- conditions. is $1, kids age 12 and under are County is a nonprofit organiza- (360) 736-1634 • lots as soon as possible. “Mail it as soon as you’ve vot- SALE #16 - LOADED WITH BARGAINS - NEW VENDORS - ed. If you wait until election day, One Injured it won’t be counted until a few After Collision West 300+ VENDOR BOOTHS - NOT A MISPRINT! days after,” she said. ONE LOCATION…ONE DAY ONLY! Completed ballots can be re- Of Chehalis Southwest Washington Fair & Expo Center - Chehalis, WA turned through the mail using A South Bend man was regular, first-class postage or can transported to Providence Cen- be submitted in person at either tralia Hospital after a one-vehi- 2012 * FALL * COMMUNITY of the county’s two collection cle collision on state Route 6, 14 locations: the drop box at the miles west of Chehalis, at 2:45 county courthouse, between 8 p.m. Tuesday, according to the a.m. and 5 p.m., or the Twin Cit- Washington State Patrol. ies Senior Center, 24 hours a day. Duke Enlow, 73, was driv- The Lewis County canvass- ing a blue 2004 Mitsubishi En- ing board will begin opening, deavor westbound on Highway scanning and resolving votes on 6 when it entered a sweeping Oct. 29, but results will not be curve and the driver lost control, Get NEW! Early Bird according to Washington State Here Shoppers Pass - $5 available until 8 p.m. on election Patrol. The car went broadside, at 8:00 am ...Both Gates SAT. OCT. 20th night, Zumbuhl said. Early crossed the eastbound lanes and Those not yet registered to struck a dirt embankment. 99% ALL LOOK: EARLY- BIRD SHOPPERS PASSES AVAILABLE DURING THE WEEK AT FAIR OFFICE vote in Washington have until INDOORS or The cause for the collision UNDER COVER… PUBLIC HOURS 9:00AM - 4:00PM - ONE DAY ONLY 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 29 to get regis- was speed too fast and the driver tered. For more details about the STAY “Enjoy Yourself at Southwest Washington’s Biggest Treasure Hunt!” will be charged with that, ac- FREE PARKING - Adult Admission $1.00 at 9:00 am- Kids 12 & Under Get In Free registration process, voters can cording to Washington State AND PLAY visit the My Vote page at www. ALL DAY! Delicious Breakfast till 10:30 am...Lunch till 4:00 pm by Coumbs Concessions Patrol. The car was towed from LAST BIG SALE OF THE YEAR!!! - DON’T YOU DARE MISS IT vote.wa.gov/lewis. the scene. Folks who still have questions SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON FAIR & EXPO CENTER should feel free to call the county election department at 740-1278. Driver Education Class 2555 North National Ave. CHEHALIS, WA “We can’t tell you who to vote Has Discounts Next Fair Office: (360) 740-1495 www.southwestwashingtonfair.net for,” Zumbuhl said. “But we can Vendor Info: (360) 740-2655 - Space Available thru Fri. Oct. 19 explain almost any other issue Month you might have.” During November, all cur- CH482383bw.cg

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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 Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Two Quality Candidates Offer a Choice of Styles Editor’s note: This year the Our Views a professorial tone when lead- Chronicle’s Editorial Board ing or speaking, bringing the GO ONLINE TO HEAR FROM THE CANDIDATES (whose members are listed at the who has handled big budgets sense of a drawn-out lecture bottom of this page) invited a through good times and bad. to a meeting. That can be a Our full interviews with Ron Averill and Edna Fund bipartisan group of community Both candidates are nearly strength, as when he addressed are online at http://elections.chronline.com. members to interview candi- omnipresent at local events, the state Legislature about Che- dates for Lewis County-area meetings and community fes- halis River flooding, or can be a races. Today we begin a series of tivals. weakness if others perceive it as editorials that detail our obser- The Chronicle newsroom a know-it-all attitude. vations about the strengths and has learned that if there is a Fund has positioned herself weaknesses of the candidates. meeting of any substance, we as an alternative, calling herself Along with our ongoing straight, can expect to see Averill attend. a leader who listens and an in- non-opinion stories in the news Ditto for Fund, who is a formation junkie. section, these opinion editorials near-constant presence at local That also can be a strength aim inform; by your vote, you events and festivals. as she aims to bring the maxi- Ron Averill Edna Fund will endorse. Both candidates are strong mum knowledge to bear when fiscal and social conservatives. making decisions. It can also On the one hand, voters Averill is a bit more devoted to- be a weakness, as it sometimes portant drug court and mental erty rights. can’t go wrong when choos- ward fiscal conservatism, help- appears that she has a hard time health services through approv- Both Averill and Fund are ing between incumbent Lewis ing balance the county’s budget knowing when to stop gather- ing a modest sales tax increase. strongly committed to a basin- County Commissioner Ron during the “Great Recession,” ing information in order to The benefits to the county wide solution for Chehalis River Averill and challenger Edna make a timely decision. while Fund got her start in local through his action will help flooding, including continued Fund. With that said, she deserves politics as a social conserva- all of us through reducing the work toward a water retention On the other hand, it’s a credit for, with Chehalis Coun- tive on the Timberland Library crime and damage from drug structure in the upper water- shame that only one of these Board trustee who stood up cilman Dennis Dawes, bulldoz- addicts and the mentally ill. shed. candidates can win. against use of library computers ing through deception and Both candidates are serious, Averill, 74, has served well to access pornography, a battle head-in-the-sand attitudes to Before taking his post on the County Commission, Averill competent leaders. on the three-person county she continues to fight. uncover the secret emptying The choice is somewhat one commission since 2006. He When choosing between of the Lewis County Historical was the person previous com- missioners turned to when the of style and whether you believe might be the hardest-working these candidates, it’s clear that Museum’s endowment. As a a strong, professorial incum- person to sit on the County Averill has devoted himself to Timberland library trustee, she county’s Growth Management Act plans had earned scorn and bent with a record of success Commission in recent memory. the job of county commissioner. was also a guiding force behind should be given another term, punishment from the state over- A retired U.S. Army colonel, He brings a lifetime of experi- the new Chehalis library. She’s or whether a strong, personable Averill is smart, passionate and ence in the military and as a a scrapper when work needs to sight board. Averill led the citi- challenger is what is needed. zen committee that was able to eloquent. community college professor to be done and a bird-dog when ••• So is his challenger. the job. When he speaks, there something is amiss and needs thread the needle and help the Coming Saturday: The 20th Fund, 64, who currently sits is precision and determination investigation. county escape state noncompli- District state Senate race between on the Centralia City Council, in his voice. Averill deserves credit for ance rulings while honoring the incumbent Dan Swecker and chal- is a retired state administrator He can also tend to slip into voting to fund the county’s im- county’s history of private prop- lenger John Braun. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... An Answer for Those Who Say There’s Nothing to Do Two weeks ago, I began writing into that field. I talked briefly with about the Civil Air Patrol, and what him from his current base in South it can mean to a young person who Carolina, and he mentioned another wants to become a cadet. personal benefit to becoming a CAP First of all, in conversations with cadet which, he admits, is NOT part Steve Carmick he pointed out that the of the regulation course curriculum: majority of cadets do not go into the his future wife was also a cadet at the military, but it sure helps if they do. same time as he was. Six years later, he Upon enlistment, any young man or and Holly have three children. woman who achieves a rank of 2nd One detail Steve Carmick men- lieutenant as a cadet immediately is tioned in our conversations was that given one stripe to wear on their uni- those who do want to follow a career form, along with the additional pay in military aviation have a much that goes with it. better record than non-cadets. The Those cadets who don’t go on to dropout rate is lower because they’ve a military career, already been exposed to military though, are able to style training. A possible downside use what they’ve for cadets who join ROTC units in learned to make sig- college is that they’re often bored nificant contributions for the first two years of training, Letters to the Editor as adult civilians. Ev- because they’re being taught the very sound financial recovery. I am convinced ery former cadet I’ve things which they’ve already learned New 20th District Resident Swecker is capable of doing just that. talked with lists lead- in CAP. In discerning how I will vote on the ership training as one Notes Swecker Responsiveness Speaking of college, Carmick says 20th District Senate race, I have concluded of the most important By Bill Moeller To the editor: that there are usually fewer cadets ap- that I will vote to retain Swecker. I encour- benefits. Of course, plying for CAP scholarships than are One of the most important rights we many also continue exercise as citizens of this great country is age voters of the 20th District to join with available. me in sending him back to Olympia. their interest (I hate to call it an obses- While the emphasis in this column our right to vote. I take that right seriously. sion, but that’s really what it amounts has been about the student cadets, As a new constituent of the 20th District due to redistricting, I reached out to Sen James Bobst to in many cases) in civilian aviation. there’s a need for more adult participa- Castle Rock One such person was my own tion as well. The Fire Mountain A.S.H. Dan. Swecker in an effort to learn about flight instructor, Russ Morton. He pa- (which stands for Associates, Sup- the senator who represents me. Swecker tiently endured my mistakes for over porters & Helpers) is always looking and his wife, Debby, met with me for more Former Coworker Praises 100 hours before I was finally able to for out-of-currency pilots: those who, than two hours gathering input on the is- Fund’s Leadership Skills pass my flight check in my 70th year. for one reason or another, haven’t sues important to my family, coworkers Many would-be pilots drop out along renewed their license, and want to get and our community. To the editor: the way, for various reasons. For some back flying again. Swecker is a devoted pro-life, pro-fam- I used to work with Edna Fund at the it may be too expensive if ones desire For those, Fire Mountain offers a ily man who is dedicated to serving others. Division of Vocational Rehabilitation is exceeded by ones checkbook. terrific inducement. Any pilot who He is a champion for the family, believing headquarters office in Olympia. Edna was The skills needed to take into con- is an active member may rent that that we should keep marriage as a union my direct supervisor, and one of our divi- sideration air speed, wind direction, souped-up Cessna which I mentioned between one man and one woman and that sion chiefs. magnetic compass variations and the two weeks ago for $35 per hour! If Washington state should not redefine mar- She is running for Lewis County com- complexities of an aerial chart to ac- you’ve priced aircraft rentals recently, riage. missioner, and I believe she is well quali- curately plot a flight plan may be too you’ll recognize what a bargain THAT Swecker has created jobs, understands fied and would be a fabulous choice. She is much for others. is. the needs and concerns of those seeking a woman of integrity and intelligence. She Russ, who joined the CAP because Cadets meet each Saturday in the employment, and as a leader in the Senate worked with multicultural teams across he desperately wanted to fly, has been Napavine High School at 0900 hours, he will work to create an environment that Washington state, managed staff, facili- flying for 23 years. In over 17 years as while adults meet in the Chehalis is friendly to creating jobs. tated meetings, helped write legislation an instructor, he’s guided 55 students Scout Lodge Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. It is my hope that as a result of the regarding our division and services, plus all the way through to getting their For any further information, con- general elections there will be a signifi- represented our division by speaking to licenses. tact Carmick at 748-7671. cant shift from the “one party rules all” in legislative committees. She balanced mul- One of those former students is ••• Olympia that we have been burdened with tiple priorities with grace and ease. a current Air Force Captain, Matt Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, for decades. I encourage your readers to vote for Hall, who now pilots those huge C-17 mayor, bookstore owner, city council mem- When this occurs, we will need expe- Fund. Thank you. Globemaster cargo planes. From an ber, paratrooper and pilot living in Centra- rienced leaders to work with every elected early age, Matt wanted to fly mili- lia. He can be reached at bookmaven123@ official to rebuild Washington’s global Krista Dunk tary aircraft, and CAP was his entry comcast.net. competitive edge and lead our state to a Olympia

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tice. Eric Holder should be locked up as a ington. She was my supervisor, manager Swecker’s Idea for Truck-Only Swecker Able to Create criminal and possibly stand trial for mur- and assistant director for 15 years. Freeway Was Boondoggle Solutions to Difficult Problems der. He is a disgrace to the office. These During that time she demonstrated To the editor: To the editor: are just a few of the numerous examples honesty and integrity, a willingness to As someone who has worked in eco- Where do I start when it comes to available to explain America’s rapid de- listen and incorporate diverse viewpoints, nomic development for the last 20 years, I saying something good about Sen. Dan scent to join the ash-heap of nations that and provided leadership to those she su- have seen the dividends that wise invest- Swecker? rotted from within. pervised and those with whom she came ments in infrastructure can bring to a I came to know Dan shortly after I A new roster of politicians or change in contact. She successfully developed community; job opportunities, increased was elected to the Centralia School Board of party label will not cure the moral rot and managed large budgets for the divi- tax base to improve our schools, fire de- in 2009. within; only a return to the true God and sion, assuring funds were spent appropri- partments, parks and roads. Dan was the first legislator in Olympia national repentance will suffice. Re-read ately and accurately. I have also watched with dismay the I had the good fortune to meet as a newly the words of John Adams again. He is Edna’s energy level has never ceased to amaze me. Prior to emailing and tex- outcomes of poor investments — silly re- elected school board member and board- spot on. Nothing less will save America. ting, one might receive a voice mail from dundant studies about previous studies elected district legislative representative. Dick Knolls Edna at work at 2 a.m. in the morning. for projects that few in the community Dan truly inspired me that my advocacy Centralia Edna will take on many tasks and desire or believe are necessary. For exam- could produce a positive change from the complete each to its fullest. She prides ple, a study to see if we could have a truck- first conversation we had. herself on quality and a job well done. only freeway from East Lewis County to Being new to the role, naturally I had Averill Is Hard Worker Who She is passionate about her work, her Interstate 90 bypassing our local ports as many questions as to how things func- Stands Up for What He Believes community and volunteer projects. well as the export capital of our state, the tioned or in some cases didn’t in the Leg- To the editor: What I have always appreciated about Port of Tacoma. Why would you want to islature. Dan was kind enough to invite I am endorsing Ron Averill for Lewis Edna and our friendship is her willing- route trucks and commerce away from me to come spend a day in session with County commissioner, District 1. Ron is a ness to honor our differences. We have the industrial and employment centers him and experience firsthand what being professional with a record of working hard remained friends despite our differing our communities are so heavily invest- a senator is like. I took him up on the invi- for the people of Lewis County. He has views on many things. She respects my ed in? A rational investor wouldn’t, nor tation and to this day reflect on what had demonstrated to be very competent in his viewpoints and I respect hers. would they need to spend half a million to be one of the most awesome up-close work and is an honest person who is not The voters of Lewis County have an dollars on a study to answer such a silly experiences a person possibly could have afraid to stand up and say what he believes. opportunity to have as their commission- question, but Sen. Dan Swecker did. without being a senator themselves. I have personally talked to Ron and er an experienced, energetic and honest At this critical time in our community With Dan’s guidance through the day, know that he listens to everyone’s con- leader in Edna Fund. with unemployment sustaining double I was able to gain valuable skills that I ap- cerns and will work for their best interests. digits throughout this recession, we Molly Elliott ply to this day when lobbying for educa- I trust in Ron’s leadership in making need leadership in Olympia that can tell Olympia tional issues in my role as a school board the right decisions for all the people of a good investment from a poor one. We director. Lewis County and hope that you too will need leadership that will wisely invest the Another example of Dan’s commit- make the right decision in voting with Union Official Supports scarce tax dollars our state allocates for ment to those he represents is how he me for Averill for Lewis County commis- economic development where they will always has ideas for solutions to diffi- sioner. Swecker in Senate Race have the most benefit for our communi- cult problems such as education funding. To the editor: ties. When others say it will be too difficult Danny Housden Democratic readers might think it is We have the opportunity to elect to get done without concessions, Dan is Centralia unusual for me to write positive for 20th such a person this year, someone who right there with thoughts on how to make District Sen. Dan Swecker. I am pleased resides in Lewis county, pays taxes in it work without unnecessary concessions. Obama Not Born in U.S.? to support Swecker’s continued service as Lewis County, employs 150 of our friends Dan is not only a strong leader he also state senator. and neighbors here in Lewis County. A takes the time necessary to make person- Read David Maraniss Book I have worked for the last seven years person who clearly is invested in Lewis al visits to the various cities and areas he To the editor: in Olympia during the legislative sessions County not Olympia. That person is John represents to stay firmly grounded to the To all Americans who think our and have observed how hard Swecker Braun. issues we constituents are currently most president was not born in this country, works for the people of the district. Sweck- He has the proven business acu- concerned about. they should read David Maraniss’ book: er’s door has always been open even when men, education and work ethic to lead With Dan’s continued strong leader- “Barack Obama The Story.” Maraniss told we are not in agreement on certain issues. our district forward. Braun has built a ship skills in the Senate, we have the best all about Obama’s birth in Hawaii Aug. 4, As president of the Thurston, Lewis, new factory in our community, not just advocate we could possibly ask for as a 1961, a child born to a white woman and Mason Central Labor Council and vice talked about it. He knows firsthand the community and legislative district. an African man. president of the 3rd district for the Wash- obstacles to growth and expansion our I know for a fact Dan is a man of his Her first name was Stanley. When ington State Labor Council, I would like local industries face because he has lived word, which is not something I will say the baby was born, it was jokingly spread voters to know Dan has the endorsement through them. It will take leaders like for many politicians. I personally would throughout the hospital and family and of the Washington State Labor Council. Braun to lead us out of recession, those not hesitate to stand by his side on any po- friends that “Stanley” had given birth. He has been with us on many of our issues. who have successfully created jobs in litical battlefield. Had his mother used her middle name, Swecker voted to pass the jobs bill last spite of a regulatory climate that tries to Please join me in casting your vote for Ann, no one would have paid any atten- session, helping to move priority projects prevent it. Dan in the upcoming election. tion to it. They named the baby Barack up in the queue for the entire state (17.000 In closing, ask yourself before you Hussein Obama II. jobs statewide). On the home front, it will vote this year who would you want to Michael J. Kelly Do you remember King Hussein of bring construction jobs to our district. invest your retirement, your children’s Centralia School Board In the 2011 legislative session, Sweck- director, Position 1 Jordan and his American wife? The name future, your life savings? When we vote Hussein was well thought of in those days. er was a key player on the TransAlta bill individuals into state and federal office, that will allow continued operation of the that’s exactly what we are doing. Look at Congress Has Let Presidents Ann Jacobus Centralia Power Plant until the year 2025. the candidate’s education, business suc- Launch Illegal Wars Centralia These are just two issues of many, saying cess or failure and investment track re- nothing about the thousands of construc- cord and ask yourself, who would I trust To the editor: Campaign Mailing by Braun tion jobs through his work on state in- this responsibility to? Reflect long on the words of Presi- frastructure for transportation and safe The answer for me has nothing to dent John Adams. “Our Constitution was Contains Some Inaccuracies passage on our roads for commerce and do with personalities; they are both nice made for a moral and religious people. It To the editor: families. fellows. It has to do with acumen and is wholly inadequate to the government of I recently received a campaign mail- At this time, Swecker has established character. Braun has my vote, if you care any other.” These words help explain the ing from John Braun, who is running seniority that is very valuable to our dis- about our community and children’s fu- descent of America into the depths of cor- against Dan Swecker for the state Senate. trict, a minority leader who is willing to ture, I’m sure he’ll have yours, too. ruption and moral degradation that we Having served as a senator for 12 years, listen and truly make an effort to do right find her in today. I found some inaccuracies in the mail for the constituents. I have seen many Kyle Heaton This descent commenced by first re- piece. One of the claims was that Swecker times Swecker reaching across the aisle Chehalis jecting God out of the classrooms and voted for steep gas tax increases to pay for for solutions that work for both parties, at then accelerated by denying him or his transportation projects in Seattle. the same time staying on the course of his As Manager, Fund Brought word influence in the political arena or in First, it needs to be pointed out that principals. judicial decision making. gas taxes are assessed uniformly through- As a union leader, I know the value of Out the Best in Others To speak truthfully of him has became out the state. When I was in the Legisla- seniority on any job. Swecker has earned To the editor: politically incorrect and a sure barrier to ture, we learned that our area actually his seniority; he has worked long into Lewis County voters have a singu- career advancement. In fact, it is now con- received more money back in projects the night many times doing our work in lar opportunity to elect Edna Fund as sidered a crime to expose criminal behav- than we provided in gas taxes. That fact Olympia. He earns every dollar and de- county commissioner. I know because I ior by speaking the truth. Julian Assange remains the same today. There were nev- serves the retirement pension when he had the privilege of working closely with and Bradley Manning will attest to that as er any votes for gas taxes for projects in qualifies. He is well connected and effec- Edna for more than half of her 30-year will other whistleblowers who have expe- Seattle only. The gas tax is a user fee that tive. I have seen the many extra hours the career in state government. rienced job termination, character assas- is only paid by those who use the roads. members work for no extra pay. I can attest to Edna’s exemplary re- sination or both. A second statement was that Swecker I know we should recognize the work cord of integrity, honesty, leadership and America is now heavily populated voted repeatedly for higher taxes and big- of Swecker by returning him to Olympia strong people skills. Her personal ethics by soulless, immoral and criminal psy- ger government. In fact he has only voted as our 20th District senator. coupled with her no-nonsense, goal-ori- chopaths. They are everywhere from the for two gas tax increases and that money peddlers of smut in Hollywierd all the Bob Guenther ented approach to getting the job done goes to private sector companies who Chehalis were keys to her achievements, exempli- way up to the CEOs of megabanks, and build the projects. Those taxes are pro- fied by her nomination for the Gover- filling most seats of the U.S. Congress. hibited by the constitution from being nor’s Leadership Award. Not exempt are the judiciary or executive spent on anything but roads and ferries. Swecker Hard-Working, Honest What made Edna stand out as an branches of government and certainly not Finally, he criticizes Swecker for par- To the editor: executive manager was her ability to the Federal Reserve. ticipating in the state employee retire- Over the past 35 years, I have known educate, inspire and bring out the best in We have a president with an unknown ment system. Apparently Braun would Dan Swecker as an employer, neighbor others. Her positive style and strong work past, sealed school records, falsified birth have you believe that a legislative pension and friend. Dan is a hard-working man of ethic made her a role model not only to certificate, a Social Security card from is excessive and unreasonable. First we honesty and integrity who has built his life staff she supervised, but also many ex- Connecticut, a state in which he never must remember that a legislator’s salary on a foundation of faith and family. ecutive and legislative leaders who ben- lived (a criminal act itself), surrounded by is low. It is roughly half of the salary of Dan has great leadership skills and efited from her competence. The lynch- serious accusations of drug use and ho- a government administrator with similar has used them in serving his country, pin to Edna’s success was her dedicated mosexual activity and mysterious deaths responsibilities. state and community. He listens to and efforts to making government respond as of past friends. Included in the mix are In addition, legislators must be in of- understands the concerns and opinions it should. numerous Marxist associates and con- fice for six years before they can qualify of others and is always thoughtful in his Edna has had in-depth experience in victed felons. for retirement. Their pension is then pro- decisions. He has a long history of work- the nuts and bolts of government that The Congress of the United States has rated for the number of years they serve. ing collaboratively with people of all views will serve her well as county commis- allowed presidents to engage in illegal Given that the pension is based on their and finding innovative solutions to dif- sioner. A frugal person by nature, she wars of aggression, directly or indirectly, low salary, their retirement is often less ficult problems. And he’s done this while has wisely managed $100 million annual resulting in hundreds of thousands of than Social Security. maintaining his core values and principles. budgets and searched for smart ways to deaths. Those were the major claims of the As the owner of a small business, Dan do more with less. She knows how to use They’ve been responsible for the deci- mail piece sent out by Braun. Unfor- understands how the private sector drives her keen analytical skills to dissect com- mation of our freedoms — Patriot Act, tunately, none of them holds up when our economy, the need for more family plex legislative proposals and identify NDAA, just to name a few, and totally si- looked at closely. Let’s keep Dan in the wage jobs, and the role of government to potential (and sometimes unintended) lent regarding the executive order allow- Senate; he has been in a pivotal position enable and assist those in our communi- consequences. ing the president to assassinate American to get many projects for our district. ties. She is an articulate public speaker citizens. They are directly responsible for This election year it is especially im- who is able to translate bureaucratese the financial fiasco of our banking system Gary Odegaard portant to retain our proven leaders who and sadly, many have profited financially retired 20th District senator into simple English – whether she is tes- Centralia can address the complex issues faced by tifying before legislative committees or by insider trading at the expense of the our state. Dan knows how government speaking at town meetings. taxpayers. works, is respected by his peers and has a Lewis County residents will be the Our judicial branch no longer inter- Fund is Strong Manager, history as an effective leader in Olympia winners when Fund is elected in Novem- prets the Constitution, as our Founding Willing to Listen to Others who gets things done. ber. Fathers advocated, but has rendered de- Please join me in voting to re-elect Dan cisions more closely following European To the editor: Swecker for Senate. thinking and socialist ideology. Edna Fund has been part of my life for Beverly Wilson The Department of Justice can bet- 30 years. She assisted me in launching a Eric Johnson Tumwater ter be described as Department of Injus- successful career with the state of Wash- Rochester Main 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE of shelving units at 900 S. Scheu- 11:49 p.m. Monday after officers Possession of Marijuana ties at about 8:20 p.m. Tuesday DEPARTMENT ber Road at approximately 2:20 responded to a one-vehicle col- • Gregory S. Albright, 19, was in reference to a burglary that p.m. Tuesday. The alleged theft lision where a pickup truck ran arrested for alleged possession took place on Sept. 27 on the Assault occurred over the weekend, the off the road and struck a garden of marijuana, use and posses- 800 block of State Street. Upon • Vera E. Reece, 35, Centralia, caller said. fence. sion of drug paraphernalia and his the arrest, police found was arrested and booked into Suspended License And Pot speeding in a school zone at ap- a glass-smoking device with jail for allegedly slapping her methamphetamine residue. • Robert P. Alexander, 33, CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT proximately 1:10 p.m. on Tues- boyfriend on the 1200 block of day. An officer reported smell- During the September bur- Rochester, was cited and re- Assault Alder Street at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. leased for driving on a suspend- ing the odor of marijuana after glary, Burleson is accused of • A 16-year-old male stu- • Rebecka J. Snyder, 19, Cen- ed license on Harrison Avenue stopping Albright for a traffic stealing a turbo kit and stereo dent at the Green Hill School tralia, allegedly kicked a family and Ives Road at 7:58 a.m. Mon- infraction. When asked about equipment valued at $1,170. He was arrested and booked into member during a dispute at 1000 day. During a search during the the suspicious odor, the suspect was booked into jail for alleged jail on assault charges at 1:07 B Street at about 9:40 p.m. on arrest he was found to be in pos- allegedly presented a pipe and burglary, vehicle prowl and p.m. Tuesday. Police contacted Tuesday. She was arrested and session of marijuana and he was a green, vegetable substance to possession of drug parapher- the school Tuesday in reference booked into jail on assault charges. arrested and booked into jail. the officer. nalia. to a reported assault that al- Burglary and Vehicle Prowl Vehicle Prowl legedly occurred between the Dog Fight Leads to Dead Dog Burglary • A caller reported that three • A woman from Idaho re- 16-year-old and another student, • There was a report of a vi- • A burglary to a residence vehicles had been broken into ported at 12:25 a.m. Monday a 15-year-old male, at 375 S.W.cious dog on the 400 block of on the 3400 block of Jackson at 203 E. Chestnut Street at- apthat while she was at the outlet 11th Street on Saturday. Southwest Chehalis Avenue at Highway outside of Chehalis 12:57 p.m. Monday. One dog proximately 7:45 a.m Tuesday. malls last week her purse with was reported at 4:45 p.m. -Mon Suspicious Circumstances attacked another and killed it. The suspect or suspects alleged- $300 inside it was stolen. day. Jewelry and video games, ly entered a fenced area to steal • A caller alerted police to a While the owner of the dead dog valued at $4,700, were report- 35 gallons of diesel fuel, jumper Meat Robbery suspicious man hanging around suspects a neighbor dog may be edly stolen. cables and other items from the • Makia D. Adams, 36, Cen- a business on South Market Bou- responsible, the owner could not vehicles. The case is under in- tralia, was arrested and booked levard at about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. describe the suspect dog. There • A burglary to a shop on the vestigation. for robbery after allegedly fight- The man was sweating profusely was also a recent coyote sighting 400 block of Mossyrock Road ing with security who was at- and acting strangely, the caller in the area. Chehalis police said West was reported at 9:41 a.m. Accident with Injuries tempting to detain him for steal- said; no arrests were made. the investigation has reached a Monday. Approximately $3,000 • Police responded to a twoing meat on the 500 block of • Police responded to a report dead end. worth of items including 260 vehicle rear end accident at South Tower Avenue at 7:25 p.m. of two suspicious males at a Lou- feet of copper wire, 50 feet of the intersection of North King Monday. isiana Avenue store at about 10 LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S welding hose and other items Street and West Main Street at p.m. Tuesday. The caller report- were reportedly taken. approximately 12:15 p.m. on DUI and A Garden Fence ed that the two men were hang- OFFICE ••• Tuesday. One driver allegedly • Shelly J. Hollinger, 51, Cen- ing in and around the store and Burglary, Vehicle Prowl By The Chronicle Staff tralia, was arrested and booked that one of the men first claimed sustained a neck injury; the oth- and Possession of Drug er was arrested and released. for alleged driving under the in- to be Jamaican, then stated he Please call news reporter Stepha- fluence and tampering with an was Canadian and later that he Paraphernalia nie Schendel with news tips. She can Theft ignition interlock device on the was from California. No arrests • Sam M. Burleson, 19, Cen- be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- • A caller reported the theft 900 block of Madrona Avenue at were made. tralia, was contacted by depu- [email protected]. Death Notices Dissolutions of Marriage • BRUCE WAYNE COLEMAN, 61, Morton, Decrees of dissolution of mar- • Travis and Jessica Hamilton • Gary and Carrie Aker • Asia and Elmer Veal died on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at PeaceHealth riage were granted in Lewis Coun- • Deena and Douglas Mauerman • Cindy and Teddy Proctor • Justin and Sonja Ladd Southwest Medical Center, Vancouver, • Patricia and Nickolas Ziese • Erika Ojeda and Antonio Garcia • Omar De La Lima and Aracely Wash. A celebration of life will be at the ty Superior Court during July to: • Melanie and Lars Rediske Valdovinos Bob Lyle Community Center, Morton, • Jennifer Holsted and Robert 2-6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10. • Dorothy L. Briggs-Peters and Gordy Magdolen • David and Darlina Young • Lizet Rodriguez and Ivan Vidales • JOANNE WELDON, 80, Olympia, formerly E. Peters • Christopher and Jessica Johnson • Virginia and Verner Petersen • Robert and Sylvia Mikel of Centralia, died Monday, Oct. 15, at the • Molly and Matthew Buchanan • Jessica and Justin Garrels • Coleen and David Weyte • Jennifer and Ernst St. Catherine family home. A celebration of life will be • Eric and Anna Bergman • Mary and Ross Cothren • Heidi and Andy Marshall • Shannon and Louis Wright at 12:30 p.m. Sunday at 7902 Steamboat • Patti and Thomas Robertson • Rachel and John Taylor • Denise and Michael Fosnacht • Janet and Raymond Wood Island Road, Olympia. Arrangements are under the direction of Funeral Alterna- The only independent and locally owned funeral home tives of Washington, Tumwater. Chehalis Building Permits • IRENE LANE, 84, Mossyrock, died Tues- in Centralia-Chehalis. day, Oct. 16, in Olympia. Visitation will be The following individuals and businesses were issued a building per- noon-5 p.m. today at Fir Lawn Funeral mit in Chehalis during July with a construction value $100,000 or more: NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY Chapel, Toledo. A service will be at 11 CH480906sl.cg a.m. Friday at Western Union Baptist • Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute, Chehalis, construct 65-foot by 24-foot hangar, 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 Church, Silver Creek. Arrangements are 900 Airport Road N.W., $611,754. est. 1907 under the direction of Fir Lawn. • CBW Construction LLC, Rochester, construct 1,737-square-foot residence, 132 Jackson View Drive, $200,000. • DONALD J. PIERCE, 88, Toledo, died Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 Wednesday, Sept. 19, at Serenity Care Adult Home, Centralia. A memorial ser- vice will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28, at Chehalis Business Licenses Toledo Presbyterian Church. In Remembrance • HARRY DALE ULRICH, 73, Onalaska, died Business licenses issued in Chehalis during July: Friday, Oct. 12, at home. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. • Full Throttle Tattoo, space rental for tattoo artist, 1922 S. Market Blvd., 736-2763 IRENE BERTHA LANE Francis Catholic Church, Toledo. Ar- • John Blackburn Photography, photography services, 1522 S.W. Kelly Ave., rangements are under the direction of 740-1893 Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. • McKeegan Electric, electrical contractor, 748-7987 • GLORIA V. CHRISTOPHERSON, 88, Napavine, • Tha Hut, retail sales, clothing, tools, books, electronics, etc., 2100 N. National Ave., died Tuesday, Oct. 16, at an adult family (949) 929-4348 home in Napavine. A funeral service will • Twin Oaks Creamery, creamery, 564 N. Market Blvd. 266-7046 be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Vader As- • Waves of Change Counseling, mental health counseling, 57 W. Main St., Suite 125, sembly of God Church. Viewing will be 748-4447 held before the service, noon-12:30 p.m. Interment will follow at the Lone Hill Cemetery, Toledo. Arrangements are un- Centralia Business Licenses der the direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. Business licenses issued in Centralia during July: • LINDA C. JOHNSON, 63, Olympia, died • Ashton Marshall Salon, 507-A Harrison Ave., 736-2777 Monday, Oct. 15, at Providence St. Pe- ter Hospital, Olympia. A memorial ser- • Buchanan General Contracting, (425) 462-1326 vice will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Trinity • Cody Largen Custodial Services, (360) 970-1627 Lutheran Church, 2020 Franklin St. S.E., • Creekside Massage Therapy, 807-4949 Olympia. Arrangements are under the • Goebel Septic Tank Service, 171 Big Hanaford Road, 736-2167 direction of Funeral Alternatives of • McKeegan Electric, 748-7987 Irene Bertha Lane was death by her parents, Oliver Washington, Tumwater. • Oliver Reconstruction Inc., (360) 9043-9916 called home to be with her and Elizabeth Workman, • The Changing Table, 1616 S. Gold, No. 7, 388-8285 Lord and Savior, Oct. 15, brothers, Reginald Workman, • Yesco LLC, (208) 345-2982 2012 at the Capital Medical Luther Workman, Ribern Lotteries Center in Olympia, Wash. Workman, Garley Workman She was born on April 2, 1928 and Norman Workman, Washington’s Wednesday Games in Riffe, Wash., to Oliver sisters, Flossy Workman, Powerball: 01-07-10-23-42, 35 In Remembrance and Elizabeth (Damron) Opal Workman, Carrie Next jackpot: $70 million Workman. Godfrey, Mabel Godfrey Irene grew up in Riffe, Lotto: 03-09-19-24-39-47 LINDA CAROL LINETTE JOHNSON and Ann Stamper, grandson, Wash., she attended school Jesse Wingerter. Hit 5: 05-06-17-27-37 in Morton, Wash., through Next cashpot: $130,000 members of Corvettes de Irene is survived by her the 8th grade. She was husband, Harrison, at the Match 4: 12-15-21-23 Olympia during their younger a homemaker until her years, later turning to raising family home, daughters, Daily Game: 6-3-2 daughters started school, and Brenda (John) Wingerter Keno: 08-10-16-19-20-22-26-28-30-31- livestock on their ranch on then she worked as a store Old Hwy 99, just south of of Silver Creek, Wash., 42-45-49-52-54-58-59-63-67-69 clerk for several years. Irene Karen (Jeff) Jones of Tumwater. Linda loved also worked for Aldrich Berry animals, sewing, puzzles, Moxee, Wash., brothers, Farm until her retirement. Cecil (Eva) Workman of Commodities reading, gardening, and was She married Harrison active in the community as a Onalaska, Wash., and Silas Gas in Washington — $4.06 (AAA of Lane, “the love of her life” Workman of Bellingham, Washington) 4-H leader. on June 8, 1951 at the Linda is survived by her Wash., granddaughters, Crude Oil — $90.91 per barrel (CME Lewis County Courthouse Gina Wingerter of Silver Group) daughter, Teri, son, Troy, in Chehalis, Wash. They granddaughter, Kaylyn, step- Creek, Wash., Angie (Ben) Gold — $1,742 (Monex) were happily married for 61 Esquivel of Yakima, Wash., Silver — $32.90 (Monex) children, Roxy and Eric, years and lived in Mossyrock and their children, Lynzie, and Melissa (Adam) Newell for 50 years. Irene was a of Bossier City, La., Justin Thurston, Joel and Macale. member of the Old Regular Corrections Memorial services will be Baptist Church for 34 years Jones of Napavine and held Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012 Tony (Ciara) Jones of In an item on the Voices page and looked forward to Linda Carol Linette at 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran, Moxee, Wash., six great- Tuesday, a headline incorrectly attending church on Sunday. Johnson was born on July 2, 2020 Franklin St. SE, Irene loved her church family grandchildren and numerous identified the organization in- 1949 at St. Peter Hospital in Olympia, WA 98501. Linda very much. She spent many nieces and nephews. volved. It is the Lewis County Olympia, Wash., where she will be laid to rest next to happy hours cleaning the Irene will be missed very Genealogical Society. Also, two later passed away, Monday, her husband, Lynn at Forest church and tending to the much by her family and names were misspelled. They are Oct. 15, 2012. Her 63 years Grove Cemetery, Tenino, lowers. Irene volunteeredfriends but the wonderful Teresa Jordan and Patty Olsen. illed her family and friends Wash. at the Silver Creek Food memories will ill our hearts. with inspiration and hope. Please leave remembrances Bank and was a H.O.S.T.S Funeral Services will be ••• at www.FuneralAlternatives. held Friday, Oct. 19, 2012 at The Chronicle seeks to be accu- She was a kind and beautiful volunteer at the Mossyrock woman with a tough exterior. org. Arrangements are with School District for several 11:00 a.m at the Old Regular rate and fair in all its reporting. If On April 14, 1972, she Funeral Alternatives of Western Union Baptist you find an error or believe a news years. One of the things married Lynn Thurston Washington 360-753-1065. Irene loved to do was to go Church in Silver Creek, item is incorrect, please call the news- Johnson and was then later To view the obituary, please Wash. Graveside service to room as soon as possible at 807-8224, to garage sales. She loved to widowed on April 6, 2007. go to chronline.com/obituaries. cook for family and friends follow at Doss Cemetery, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday Linda and Lynn were active followed by a potluck dinner through Friday. and was always willing to lend a helping hand. She at the church. Donations may

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Crime Update Blood in Packwood Leads Police to Suspect in Yakima By Chris Bristol Chesterley Meadows Mobile frontation ensued and shots of the two officers,” Light said, Police Arrest The Yakima Herald-Republic Park occurred after a pair of were fired when the officers adding “It appears to be pretty officers were sent to Ricard’s spotted a man “in the bushes” straightforward what happened.” Chehalis YAKIMA — Yakima Coun- home to check on his welfare. and armed with what appeared As for the blood in the mo- ty Coroner Jack Hawkins has Authorities in Lewis County re- to be a rifle or shotgun. tel room, Light said Ricard’s left Man Wanted identified a man police said killed himself in a confrontation ported a maid at a motel in the During the confrontation, forearm was bandaged and that for Allegedly Wednesday morning at a Yaki- Packwood area had discovered a the man turned the gun on him- it appeared he had tried to kill ma mobile home park. large amount of blood in a motel self, Light said. Although one of himself earlier, perhaps by slit- Beating Hawkins identified the man room rented by Ricard. the officers fired his weapon, the ting his wrist. as 55-year-old Joseph Ricard, As the officers arrived at Ri- sequence of gunfire remains un- Lab results from tests on the Woman With who lived with his mother at the card’s residence, they heard a der investigation. The man, later blood from the motel room are scene of the shooting on North commotion at the back door and identified as Ricard, was pro- pending, Light said. Metal Rod 34th Avenue. An autopsy will be went around to investigate, Ya- nounced dead at the scene. “We’re theorizing he was try- performed Friday. kima Police Capt. Rod Light said. “The individual took his own ing to kill himself, but we don’t By The Chronicle Police said the shooting at According to Light, a con- life and did it in the presence have any proof yet,” he said. Police on Monday ar- rested the Chehalis man wanted for allegedly beat- ing a woman with a metal Seattle Times Runs Ads in Favor of GOP Candidate rod two weeks ago. Cen- By Mike Baker is working with the gay marriage tralia The Associated Press campaign on the ad copy and police schedule of when it will run. From an Article by The Seattle Times arrested OLYMPIA — The Seattle Inslee’s campaign said the Mitchell Times Co. began an active cam- ads raise serious questions about W. Sin- paign Wednesday to support Re- objectivity. Times Co. Criticized clair, 44, publican gubernatorial candidate “Copy for the ad had to be at 11:20 Rob McKenna and gay marriage, written, artwork had to be pre- For McKenna, a.m. part of a push to demonstrate the pared by someone,” said Inslee Monday Mitchell W. Sinclair effectiveness of newspaper politi- spokesman Sterling Clifford. “It after he arrested for al- cal advertising. Gay-Marriage Ad leged assault is difficult to believe that none went to Washington state’s largest of the Times’ supposedly neutral an eye clinic on the 1100 newspaper began with a full-page newsroom resources were used Campaigns block of Mellen Street, ad calling McKenna “a choice that for this partisan ad.” will make us all proud.” The news- according to Centralia Mackie said the Inslee cam- By Jim Brunner and Andrew Garber paper’s editorial board has en- police. An employee who paign’s allegations were false and dorsed McKenna over Democratic Seattle Times staff reporters recognized Sinclair and no newsroom resources were used. knew police were looking candidate Jay Inslee in what is one “Our newsroom had no The Seattle Times Co. jumped into two of the state’s for him called the authori- of the most watched campaigns knowledge of this campaign hottest political contests Wednesday, launching a ties. for governor in the country. before the decision was made $75,000 independent-expenditure campaign promot- Sinclair was booked The company said it’s also to run it,” she said. “There is no ing Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob McKenna into jail for first-degree giving an in-kind donation of ad and announcing a similar effort in support of gay mar- compromising the journalistic assault, harassments and space to the political campaign riage. integrity of this newsroom.” threats to kill that after- that supports the gay marriage The move — which company executives described Roy Peter Clark, who teaches noon, according to the ballot measure that will be de- as an experiment to show the power of newspaper po- sheriff’s office. cided by state voters next month. writing and ethics at the Poynter litical advertising — drew harsh criticism from Demo- Sinclair has been In a statement, The Seattle Institute, said the advertising pos- crats and from opponents of gay marriage, as well as wanted by law enforce- Times Co. said it hopes the ad- es challenges for the newspaper from journalism and political experts. ment since he allegedly vertising effort will demonstrate and its credibility. He said readers The Times Co. began the effort with a full-page beat a woman with a met- the strength of print political already have the misconception ad on page B6 of Wednesday’s newspaper, touting al rod on the 1400 block advertising, noting that political that editorials supporting a candi- McKenna as the “easy way” to end gridlock in Olympia. of Centralia Alpha Road ad spending mostly focuses on date indicate bias in the paper’s re- More pro-McKenna ads will follow — including one in at about 5 p.m. on Oct. 2, broadcast and direct mail. porting, even though outlets typi- Thursday’s paper — along with ads urging approval of according to the sheriff’s “This is a business decision cally work to separate their news Referendum 74, which would legalize gay marriage in office. that is completely separate from and opinion operations. Washington. The victim, a 37-year- journalism functions of the “It seems like what they’re The decision to run the ads was made by the corpo- old Chehalis woman, told newspaper,” said Alan Fisco, ex- trying to do now builds another rate side of The Times, and was “completely separate police that Sinclair, whom ecutive vice president for revenue kind of a credibility obstacle for from the journalism functions of the newspaper,” Alan she knew, came to the and new products at the newspa- the people who are doing the Fisco, Seattle Times executive vice president, revenue property to return a van. per, in a statement. “The ads will reporting on the ground,” Clark and new products, said in a news release. She said she “delivered a be clearly identified as ads and said. Fisco described the effort as a pilot project to show message” to Sinclair from there is no intersection between Clark said the problem isn’t the power of newspaper political advertising and to at- her boyfriend, telling the advertising and our editorial a new one as various newspaper tract new revenue. He said the company will analyze him that after that day, he commentary or news reporting.” companies over the years have the effectiveness of the ad campaigns and present the should not return to the Times spokeswoman Jill waded into political or policy is- results to political consultants and campaigns to try to property, according to the Mackie said the contributions sues. persuade them to advertise more in the newspaper. sheriff’s office. After that, to the two campaigns would be The newspaper’s ad that was The Seattle Times news department, which in- Sinclair got angry, alleg- valued at about $75,000 each. published Wednesday will have cludes reporters covering the political campaigns, “was edly grabbed a metal rod She said that value means ads to be reported as an independent not part of the discussion or the decision to do this,” with both hands and be- will appear a number of times expenditure within 24 hours, ac- said Seattle Times Executive Editor David Boardman. gan hitting her with it. in various forms between now cording to the Public Disclosure and Election Day. The company Commission. Calendar: Tenino Band Festival; Photography Workshop; Massive Garage Sale Continued from Main 2 involved. As a soloist, he has appeared headed to the Southwest Wash- admission or $8 with canned food do- The bands will gather at on many of the world’s and Lon- ington Fair & Expo Center in nation, 748-14889 pursue careers in science and Tenino Beaver Stadium. Cost is don’s Queen Elizabeth Hall. Chehalis Saturday for a huge ga- Fall community garage sale, 8 a.m.- 4 p.m., Southwest Washington Fair- mathematics. $5. More information is avail- His studio work includes col- rage sale. Pre-registration applications grounds, more than 250 vendors, 740- able at www.teninomarching- laborations with Grammy-win- As of early this week, 317 2655 or www.southwestwashingtonfair. for the young women are now bandfestival.weebly.com. ners Karl Jenkins, Steve Smith vendor spaces had been booked, net being accepted and will con- and Chanticleer and recordings according to marketing special- “Fahrenheit 451” book discussion, for tinue to be through Wednesday, for Sony Classical, Warner Teldec, ist Pat Slusher. Vendor space is adults and teens, part of Timberland Oct. 10. The conference fee is Photography EMI, Columbia Records and his available through Friday. For Reads Together, 2-3 p.m., Vernetta $5 per family. Registrations will Smith Chehalis Timberland Library, Workshop to Be Held own record label, rEvolv Music. more information, call 740- 748-3301 also be accepted the day of the Single tickets are $35. Sea- 2655. event in Washington Hall from at Train Depot son tickets for five concerts are Public hours for the sale are Libraries 8 a.m. to 8:25 a.m. Matt McDaniel, owner of $110 (seniors $100). Tickets may 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Adult admission Sink or Float Discovery Center, for There will also be an infor- be purchased through the Lewis is $1, kids age 12 and under are children and families, experiments to Matty Photography, Tacoma, determine whether objects will sink or mational meeting for the par- will be holding an advanced County Concerts website (lewis- admitted free. ents of these girls that day, with float, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Salkum Timber- photography workshop from 9 countyconcerts.com) or by call- Early bird shoppers passes land Library, 985-2148 the goal of informing them on a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday at Cen- ing (360) 623-8100. are available at both gates for $5, the challenges their daughters tralia Depot multipurpose room, starting at 8:00 am. will be facing, how to best pre- 208 Railroad Ave. The work- Dick Young Memorial Coumbs Concessions will Sunday, Oct. 21 pare them for the future, and to shop will focus on off-camera be serving breakfast until 10:30 increase knowledge on college lighting. Bowl, Barbecue a.m. and lunch until 4 p.m. Free Grangers to Serve admissions options. McDaniel’s workshops are public parking is available at the The young ladies will par- designed for both casual and Is Saturday south end of the fairgrounds. Final Pancake ticipate in fun, hands-on work- serious shooters. McDaniel ap- The third annual Dick Young Public entry is through the Breakfast of Year shops’ learning concepts ap- plies his years of experience Memorial Bowl and Barbecue Green and Blue gates only. The The final Swedish pancake plicable in Science, Technology, in the field to tackle business- will be held Saturday at Fairway Southwest Washington Fair & breakfast of 2012 will be served Engineering and Mathematics minded questions and solutions Lanes and Dick’s Brewery. Expo Center is located at 2555 N. (STEM) careers. Registration for the Swiss National Ave., Chehalis by Fords Prairie Grangers 8 for photographers looking for a a.m.-noon Sunday. The all-you- For more information, con- more commercial perspective to Trio bowling event will be at tact Centralia College at (360) 12:30 p.m. with bowling at 1 p.m. “45 Seconds From Broadway,” 8 p.m., can-eat meal will include home- photography. Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, $15, ev- made Swedish pancakes served 736-9391 ext. 358 or visit the Additional information is Entry fee is $75 per person or website, www.centralia.edu. ergreenplayhouse.wordpress.com/ or with lingonberry butter and/or available at the workshop web- $225 per team. 736-8628. Fairway Lanes is located at hot strawberry preserves, sau- site, mattyworkshops.com. Autumn Leaves Train Rides, Mt. Rain- sage, scrambled eggs, juice and Tenino to Host Class size is limited to eight. 1501 S. Gold St., Centralia. ier Scenic Railroad, departs from Elbe, The memorial barbecue will 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.; 1-888- coffee. Cost is $6 for adults and Band Festival be 3-8 p.m. at Dick’s Brewery, 783-2611 or visit mrsr.com $3 for kids under 12. Dick Young Memorial, benefit for Fords Prairie Grange is lo- The Tenino High School Countertenor 3516 Galvin Road, Centralia. Pulled served. Music will be Pope’s Kids Place, 3-8 p.m., 3516 Galvin cated at 2640 W. Reynolds Ave., Band will present its third annu- Barber to Sing at Road, Centralia, barbecue sandwiches Centralia. al Tenino Marching Band Festi- provided by the Backfire Band. with sides $15, performance by Backfire The events are in honor of val Saturday at 12:30 p.m. Centralia College Band, suggested donation of $5 at door Autumn Leaves Train Rides, Mt. Rain- The event will featuring American countertenor Ter- Dick Young, founder of Dick’s for Pope’s, 736-1603 ier Scenic Railroad, departs from Elbe, bands from Rochester, Centra- ry Barber will be performing Brewery. Billy Mac, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.; 1-888- Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 273-2000, ext. 783-2611 or visit mrsr.com lia, North Mason, East Valley 7:30-10 p.m. Saturday at Centra- Proceeds will benefit Pope’s 301 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo (Spokane), Tenino and the Uni- lia College’s Corbet Theatre as Kids Place, a non-profit organi- zation in Centralia that provides Centralia College Foundation Kickoff starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 versity of Washington. part of the Lewis County Con- Dinner and Silent Auction, no-host bar dental, medical, respite, and pre- Jackson Highway, Chehalis The Tenino Marching Band certs series. and silent auction 6 p.m., dinner 7 p.m., school services for children. Twin City Gospel Jubilee, featuring Festival includes performanc- Barber’s extreme vocal range program 7:30 p.m., Health & Wellness Tim Bennett, free concert with offering, Center, reservations required, 736-9391, 6 p.m., Calvary Assembly of God, 302 E. es by all bands, a Drumline and otherworldly sound makes ext. 290 or [email protected]. Battle, a special performance him an artist eagerly sought af- Main St., Centralia, 736-0788 Massive Garage Sale Product Protection, Chehalis rock ‘n’ “45 Seconds From Broadway,” 2 p.m., by members of the UW Husky ter by producers and composers roll band, 8 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, $10, ev- Marching Band, and a massed for film, television and commer- Coming to Fairgounds Chehalis, 740-0492, $6 ergreenplayhouse.wordpress.com/ or performance by all of the bands cial recording projects. Buyers and sellers will be Haunted House, Yard Birds Mall, $9 736-8628. Main 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 LOCAL / NORTHWEST Dirty Shoes? How Did Steroids Get Contaminated? By Mike Stobbe in the liquid, some experts said. The Associated Press Meningitis outbreak toll rises Washington Kastango offered additional possible scenarios, related to the NEW YORK — Was it some An outbreak of fungal meningitis has been linked to steroid Investigating large volume produced: Making moldy ceiling tiles? The dusty shots for back pain. The medication, made by a specialty pharmacy in Massachusetts, has been recalled. thousands of doses at a time can shoes of a careless employee? Or Other Products in take many hours or days, he said. did the contamination ride in STATE CASE COUNT DEATHS STATES THAT RECEIVED THE STEROIDS Meningitis Case It’s possible that a batch could sit on one of the ingredients? Tennessee 61 8 WENATCHEE (AP) — A pain for hours or even a day or so be- There are lots of ways fun- Michigan 48 3 fore being placed in vials, mak- gus could have gotten inside the medication linked to a fungal Virginia 37 2 meningitis outbreak was not ing it vulnerable to contamina- Massachusetts compounding tion, he said. Indiana 32 2 shipped to Washington. But, pharmacy whose steroid medi- Secretary of Health Mary Se- It’s also likely a pharmacy Maryland 16 1 cation has been linked to a lethal lecky says the Massachusetts worker would take a break to get outbreak of a rare fungal form of Florida 13 3 company that manufactured a snack or cup of coffee, to go to meningitis. New Jersey 12 0 the drug is licensed for ser- the bathroom or to step outside R.I. Conn. N.J. Md. The outbreak has killed at Ohio 9 0 vices in Washington and has for a smoke, Kastango explained. least 15 people and sickened Minnesota 7 0 shipped other products to the If the person hurried back and more than 200 others in 15 state. New Hampshire 6 0 STEROID ORIGIN: FRAMINGHAM, MASS. didn’t properly wash up or put states. Nearly all the victims had Selecky told KPQ an inves- on new gowns, masks and other North Carolina 2 0 Framingham received steroid injections for Boston tigation has been launched to safety garb, that could introduce back pain. Idaho 1 0 MASS. find out if any of those prod- contamination. Federal and state investiga- Illinois 1 0 ucts have been used. The eight Faulty or misused sterilizing tors have been tightlipped about Pennsylvania 1 0 CONN. R.I. locations where the products equipment is also a possibility. were shipped have been told any problems they may have Texas 1 0 After a 2002 fungal meningitis not to use them until the Food seen at the pharmacy or whether SOURCE: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention AP outbreak linked to a South Car- they have pinpointed the source and Drug Administration com- pletes its investigation. olina compounding pharmacy, of the contamination. They investigators discovered that a MENINGITIS OUTBREAK 101712: Map shows The FDA is investigating did disclose last week that they two more drugs from the New piece of sterilizing equipment found fungus in more than 50 England Compounding Cen- called an autoclave had been vials from the company. ‘‘These events have been happening once or ter of Framingham, Mass. Its used improperly used by the staff. The New England Com- steroid shots for back pain are pounding Center of Framing- twice a year for the last 15 years. We wouldn’t blamed for fungal meningitis THE FUNGUSES in the latest out- ham, Mass., has not commented that sickened 214 people in break are ubiquitous: The first on its production process or tolerate this if a plane crashed once or twice 15 states. Fifteen people have to be identified was Aspergillus, what might have gone wrong, so a year. But in health care, we’ve grown died. commonly found indoors and outside experts can only specu- outdoors. As more testing of pa- late. But the betting money desensitized to these kinds of problems.’’ tients was completed, it became seems to be on dirty conditions, do a batch of something pre- clear that another fungus — a faulty sterilizing equipment, servative-free in numbers in black mold called Exserohilum Eric Kastango the thousands” of doses, said tainted ingredients or sloppi- compounding pharmacy consultant from New Jersey — caused most of the illnesses. ness on the part of employees. Lou Diorio, a New Jersey-based Exserohilum is common in dirt consultant to compounding and grasses. THE DRUG AT THE center of the pharmacies. Diorio, who has no Most people do not get sick connection to the investigation investigation is made without tional standards book for com- pharmacies fill special orders from ordinary exposure to these or the company, said it is harder preservative, meaning there’s pounding medicines that’s placed by doctors for individual funguses, but spinal injections to keep everything sterile when can provide a pathway into the no alcohol or other solution in written by a nonprofit scientific patients, turning out maybe five it to kill germs such as a fungus. working with large amounts. brain. Doctors are generally leery organization. Most inspections, or six vials. But many medical So it’s very important that it be of using spinal steroid injections though, are handled by state practices and hospitals place made under highly sterile con- TO MAKE THE STEROID, a chemi- that contain preservatives be- large orders to have the medi- ditions, experts said. boards of pharmacy. Massachu- cal powder from a supplier is cause of fears the preservatives Compounding pharmacies setts last inspected New Eng- cines on hand for their patients. mixed with a liquid, sterilized themselves can cause side effects. aren’t as tightly regulated as land Compounding in March That’s allowed in at least 40 through heating, then pumped Whatever happened at New drug company plants, but they in response to a complaint unre- states but not under Massachu- into vials, according to Eric Kas- England Compounding, it prob- are supposed to follow certain lated to the outbreak; the results setts regulations. tango, another consultant from ably wasn’t unique. rules: Clean the floors and oth- have not been released. Last month, New England New Jersey who helps compound- “These events have been hap- er surfaces daily; monitor air High-volume production Compounding recalled three ing pharmacies deal with con- pening once or twice a year for in “clean rooms” where drugs of the sort that went on at New lots of steroids made since May tamination problems. He is not the last 15 years,” Kastango are made; require employees England Compounding also that totaled 17,676 single-dose connected to the company either. said. “We wouldn’t tolerate this to wear gloves and gowns; test raise the chances of contamina- vials of medicine — roughly Perhaps the powder was con- if a plane crashed once or twice samples from each lot. tion, experts said. equivalent to 20 gallons. taminated, either at New Eng- a year. But in health care, we’ve The rules are in the U.S. “I don’t see it as appropriate land Compounding or another grown desensitized to these Pharmacopeia, a kind of na- TRADITIONALLY, compounding for a community pharmacy to location. Maybe the fungus was kinds of problems.” News in Brief By The Chronicle Day” event is 1-4 p.m. Kids will receive bags of coats, shoes and Free Prescription toiletries. They will also be able Discount Cards to pick out their own hat, scarf, Working hard for ALL of us! and/or pair of gloves. Working for the things we need. Available for Lewis Along with the cloth/shoes drive, there will be face painting, County Residents a flubber table and an art table Lewis County officials are en- for the kids to enjoy. Food will couraging the public to take advan- be provided for the families. That’s why we’re supporting Brian Hatield. tage of a free prescription discount According to the Centralia card available to Lewis County College website, the TRiO Club’s residents regardless of age, income, mission is to provide members or existing health coverage. an environment that fosters The card is available through friendship and a spirit of un- the county’s membership in the derstanding among all people of Washington State Washington State Washington State National Rile National Association of Counties. the diverse community in which Farm Bureau Council of Police & Sherifs Council of Fire Fighters Association Discount cards are avail- we live; opportunities for com- able at the Lewis County Public munity service; and the devel- Health building and Twin Cities opment of individual character Senior Center, or by calling toll and leadership skills. free 1-877-321-2652. Residents ECAEP is a state-funded, can also print their own card at: “whole child” preschool program. Public School Washington State Washington State Association of www.nacorx.org. The program is designed for Employees of Veterinary Medical Patrol Troopers Washington There is no enrollment form, 3- and 4-year-old children and Washington Association Association Business no membership fee and no re- their families. The program helps children and families with school Coalition of Coastal Fishermen Public School Employees of Washington strictions on frequency of use. Cowlitz - Wahkiakum Central Labor Council Puget Sound Pilots Cardholders and their family readiness and school success. members may use the card any Gun Owners Action League of Washington Retired Public Employees Council of Washington time their prescriptions are not Hunters Heritage Council Stand For Children - Washington covered by insurance. NARAL - Pro Choice Washington Washington Food Industry Association The local pharmacies partici- Washington Refuse & Recycling Association pating in this program include: 1/2 OFF Hall’s Long Term Care Phar- macy, Halls Drug Center, Safeway The New 19th District Pharmacies, Rite Aid Pharmacies, Set Up Fees Providence Hospital Pharmacy, Walgreens, Walmart Pharma- on all OPEN cy, Kmart Pharmacy, Hedden’s Pharmacy Inc., Colton Pharmacy Memberships! and Cedar Village Pharmacy. Valid for OPEN memberships ONLY. Offer good for all single, couple and family memberships as well as upgrades to existing memberships. Donations of Coats, Shoes Expires Oct. 31, 2012 Being Accepted for ‘Make a Difference Day’ The Centralia College TRiO Club is accepting donations of coats and shoes in connection with “Make a Difference Day” Saturday, Oct. 27. The club is holding the drive Re-elect BRIAN for new or lightly-used coats and shoes for the college’s Early Child- hood Education and Assistance HATFIELD Program, Chehalis Tribal Head CH481499cz.cg Start and local foster children. CH482275bw.db TRiO is accepting donations for State Senate until Friday, Oct. 26. To donate, Democrat call Cindy Broadbent at 736- Centralia 360 736-1683 9391, ext. 568, or email her at Chehalis 360 748-3744 [email protected]. Rochester 360 273-0457 Paid for by People for Hatfield State Senate 19th District D. | www.electbrianhatield.com The “Make a Difference www.thorbeckes.com • Main 11 ELECTIONS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012

Debate Analysis Romney, Obama Ask Voters: Trust Me By Charles Babington the budget.” The Associated Press Don’t believe it, Obama kept saying. Look at details of Rom- WASHINGTON — Presi- ney’s past, not his vague sum- dent Barack Obama and Re- maries, he said. publican Mitt Romney teed up “When he talks about getting the last three weeks of the presi- tough on China, keep in mind dential election as a question of that Governor Romney invested which man voters can trust to in companies that were pioneers improve the economy. of outsourcing to China,” the If the undecided voters who president said. He was alluding questioned the two men in Tues- to Romney’s time as head of Bain day’s fast-paced debate are an in- Capital, a private equity firm. dication, then the Nov. 6 contest may turn on whether like-mind- TUESDAY’S DEBATE BROUGHT ed Americans decide to stick with huge relief to Democrats de- a disappointing-but-progressing spondent over Obama’s flat per- president, or gamble on a chal- formance in the Oct. 3 forum. lenger who swears he knows how “Whatever bounce Romney to create jobs, but provides few de- got from the first debate was tails to shore up the claim. stopped in its tracks,” said Dem- Obama, vastly more ani- Charlie Neibergall / The Associated Press ocratic strategist Doug Hattaway. mated than in his first debate, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama shake hands after the second presidential de- “President Obama relentlessly accused Romney of misleading bate at Hofstra University on Tuesday in Hempstead, N.Y. drove the narrative that Romney voters about his record on Chi- can’t be trusted, and put him on na, the U.S. auto industry and “If you were to elect President month being lost, and we are do it,’ you wouldn’t take such a the defense much of the time.” U.S. energy production. Obama, you know what you’re go- making progress,” the president sketchy deal. And neither should Republicans said Romney’s “What Governor Romney ing to get,” Romney said. “You’re said. “We saved an auto industry you, the American people, be- performance was far from shab- said just isn’t true,” Obama said going to get a repeat of the last that was on the brink of collapse.” cause the math doesn’t add up.” by, but not quite as sharp as the in one of several exchanges in four years. We just can’t afford four Romney indignantly said he president’s. which he practically called his more years like the last four years.” OBAMA WAS MOST animated can fulfill his promises. He would “Obama was SO much better opponent a liar. He was refer- “We don’t have to settle for when claiming that Romney limit tax deductions for the wealthy, that he has to get the win,” GOP ring to Romney’s description of what we’re going through,” Rom- is trying to sell voters a bill of among other things, he said. consultant Rich Galen said in an the 2009 bailout of General Mo- ney said, urging Americans goods. He said Romney out- email. “He was well-prepped to tors and Chrysler, when Rom- to fire a president they gener- lines feel-good plans for lower BUT INDEPENDENT ANALYSTS say have at least one fact about Rom- ney opposed the heavy infusion ally like, according to polls. “We tax rates and higher military Romney’s plan would have to ney (true or not) that he could of federal funds to help the com- don’t have to settle for unemploy- spending that would cost $8 tril- embrace more painful tax hikes use in every question. I thought panies survive bankruptcy. ment at a chronically high level. lion over 10 years. The only pos- or painful spending cuts to Romney looked as strong as he Obama used similar lan- We don’t have to settle for 47 mil- sible ways to absorb such costs, make the numbers work. Rather did in the first one, but because guage to describe Romney’s as- lion people on food stamps.” Obama said, would involve than offer such details, Romney Obama was so much better, it sessment of U.S. oil production, Given that unemployment sharply increasing the deficit repeatedly asked Americans to may not look that way.” and the president’s immigration just recently fell below 8 percent or finding new ways to tax the trust his skills and intentions. policies. for the first time since he took middle class — or both. “As president, I’ll get America THE TWO MEN HAVE ONE more office, Obama cannot make rosy Slyly complimenting his op- working again,” he said. “I will debate, on foreign policy, next ROMNEY TOOK HIS own whacks promises without looking fool- ponent as “a very successful in- get us on track to a balanced Monday. at the president’s trustworthi- ish or insincere. He acknowl- vestor,” Obama said that if some- budget. The president hasn’t.” Between now and Nov. 6, the ness. But Romney was at his edged that Americans are strug- one approached Romney “with Romney hit the “trust me” economy is unlikely to make a best when he kept things simple gling. But he urged them to stick a plan that said, ‘Here, I want to theme time and again. dramatic move one way or anoth- and forward-looking. He said with policies showing slow but spend 7 or 8 trillion dollars, and “I was someone who ran er. Voters have lots of facts, figures, Obama’s four-year record is the steady improvement. then we’re going to pay for it, but businesses for 25 years, and bal- disappointments and hopes lying best indicator of what a second “We’ve created 5 million jobs, we can’t tell you until maybe after anced the budget,” he said. “I before them. In the end, they’ll term would bring. and gone from 800,000 jobs a the election how we’re going to ran the Olympics and balanced have to decide whom they trust. Governor’s Final Debate TIRE FALL SALE McKenna, Inslee Spar Over Tax Plan For Schools FREE LIFETIME TIRE & MILEAGE Jay Inslee previously got more CARE Washington GOP than $1 million in cash sup- To help you get more miles Provides McKenna port from his party. McKenna has now col- out of your tires and more Campaign With lected more than $12 million miles per gallon of gas. Late Cash in cash and in-kind contri- FREE With youR butions compared to Inslee’s tiRE PuRchasE OLYMPIA (AP) — The $10.5 million. Washington State Republican Both candidates have al- Party is providing gubernato- ready spent much of their rial candidate Rob McKenna campaign money. McKenna with a late flood of cash. reported having $2.2 mil- Centralia Finance reports Wednes- lion left to spend, but most 1211 Harrison Ave. day showed that party officials of that was already dedicated 736-6603 recently gave some $1.5 mil- to reserved ad time. Inslee Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press lion to aid McKenna’s cam- reported having $1.2 million Chehalis CH481837sl.cg Washington gubernatorial candidates Jay Inslee, left, and Rob McKenna, right, paign. Democratic opponent remaining. 36 N. Market Blvd. speak in a televised debate on Tuesday evening in Seattle. 748-0295

By Rachel La Corte tribute it to areas with schools in McKenna agreed that while The Associated Press greater need. so-called tax loopholes should be Instead of the school districts regularly reviewed, he said he was SEATTLE — Washing- with the highest property values more concerned about sales taxes ton’s gubernatorial candidates Bunk Beds being able to collect the most that go uncollected by out-of- agreed Tuesday night that in- school levy dollars, taxpayers state online merchants every year. creasing taxes isn’t something across the state would be contrib- However, McKenna said closing they would do as governor, and uting more to the overall state ed- exemptions alone wouldn’t solve Starting at said during their final debate ucation system, and that money the overall problem. that more money needs to go to would be redistributed according “You’re not going to close $ public schools and universities to student population and needs, the budget gap for education 329 but sparred over a proposed tax not by property values. by closing loopholes and prefer- plan to equalize the way Wash- “It may help Olympia politi- ences,” he said. “There’s just not ington homeowners pay for cians on paper, it does not help enough money there.” public schools. 1601 S. Gold St. Both candidates expect the students in school,” the former McKenna also criticized In- state to have growing revenues congressman said. slee’s plan to create an Economic Centralia in the coming years. In order McKenna, the state’s attor- Competitiveness and Develop- 360-736-3832 to free up extra cash for educa- ney general, said that was not ment office. tion, Republican Rob McKenna true and pointed out that the “The answer is clearly not to ex- CH481193sl.cg would like to cap non-education proposal was being advanced by pand state government,” he said. spending growth at 6 percent Democrats in the Legislature. Inslee responded that the per biennium. “Hope is not a strategy, and office would make government “I’m not willing to consider tax hoping that a jobs plan will cre- more efficient by moving as- BUILD. BUY. REFI. increases,” McKenna said. “Voters ate more jobs to address this is pects of economic development don’t want to see higher taxes.” not a strategy,” he said. “Con- and trade policy work from the Democrat Jay Inslee said he gressman Inslee has no plan.” Department of Commerce to Ask me about home loans. believes his economic plan can When asked whether there the new agency. trigger strong job growth to were specific tax exemptions “We’re not increasing the size increase revenues, as well as ef- that he would close, Inslee cited of government, we’re making it Rick Borovec forts to contain health costs. a tax break for bull insemina- work,” he said. Mortgage Loan Oficer But Inslee called McKenna’s tion that he said costs a million The race between McKenna support of the so-called levy dollars a year. and Inslee is considered to be NMLS ID# 613953 swap a tax “gimmick” that “That’s not going to solve our one of the most competitive 800.258.3115 ext. 3355 would raise taxes on people in educational problems, but it is races for governor in the coun- many school districts. an attitude that we need to start try. Both sides have raised about TwinStar Credit Union The plan would replace some being rigorous to solve these ed- $10 million each, and outside 1320 S Gold St local property taxes with a state- ucation funding problems. I’m groups have also flooded the Centralia, WA 98531 wide education property tax and calling for these to have a sunset state with cash. Recent polling essentially take tax money from provision in which they come has showed the candidates run- property-rich taxpayers and dis- for a vote on a regular basis.” ning about even.

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Commissioner’s Debate Lewis County Commission Candidates Face Off INCUMBENTS AND CHALLENGERS: Discuss QUOTES FROM Budget, Priorities, and CANDIDATES Economic Development DURING CLOSING By Amy Nile STATEMENTS [email protected] Ron Averill: “I actually know With three weeks to go un- how to run the county be- til ballots are counted, the four cause I’ve been running it. I candidates for the Lewis County think I’ve proven that I know Commission faced off Tuesday what I’m doing, and I do it well.” at Centralia College in their most prominent forum of the Edna Fund: “I bring to this of- election season. fice energy, effectiveness and experience. I could be a cata- District 2 incumbent can- lyst to change things.” didate Bill Schulte faced chal- lenger Gerald Lord and District Gerald Lord: “I’m the only one 1 incumbent commissioner Ron that got pissed off about this Averill squared off with oppo- health department. I spent nent Edna Fund. $5,000 bucks on this campaign Averill cited his military to gripe about a $250 fee.” background and education but Bill Schulte: “The priorities said he and Fund have many of government are set by the similarities. people.” “I actually know how to run Pete Caster / [email protected] the county because I’ve been From left: Forum moderator Jody Peterson, Lewis County Commissioner Ron Averill, challenger Edna Fund and County Com- running it,” said Averill. “I think missioner Bill Schulte react to a humorous comment from commissioner candidate Gerald “Jerry” Lord, right, during the I’ve proven that I know what I’m Lewis County Commissioner Forum at the Corbet Theatre on Tuesday at Centralia College. doing and I do it well.” are afraid to move to a flood- ‘TWEETALONG’ FROM THE DEBATE Fund, a current Centralia prone area. Additionally, he City Councilor, cited her expe- said, the county needs to help by A “tweetalong” is real-time reporting done through social media websites like Facebook and Twitter that narrates an event in a style commonly known as “micro blogging,” because you have to condense a thought into 140 charac- rience balancing budgets at the keeping the cost of business low state level and working with the ters or less. and creating stability with mini- Reporter Amy Nile and Web Developer Brittany Voie were in attendance to provide our web-readers with live up- legislature. mal changes. “I bring to this office energy, dates, in real-time, as the debate was unfolding. Below are selected tweets from the debate and you can see more “Local government doesn’t at www.twitter.com/AmyNileReports effectiveness and experience,” create jobs, local businesses do,” Fund said. “I could be a catalyst Schulte said. to change things.” Fund also said flood mitiga- Question: If you had extra funds Question: As a member of the Question: Do you believe that Schulte cited his experience tion and the loss of jobs go hand next year, where would you collective bargaining process, the County should do more working toward flooding solu- in hand. Fund said she would reinstate services if you had an how would you balance the for senior centers? If so, what? tions and economic develop- eliminate business permitting extra $1M? interest of the taxpayers and ment, while Lord joked that issues and make Centralia, Che- the employees?#waelex Averill: Says that seniors Schulte is a little taller. halis and the county a one-stop Fund: “Reserves” can contribute through fun- Lord, who owns the M & K shop. Additionally, she said, the Schulte: Says we have to ask draisers, County can’t run Town Store in Chehalis, said he ports should get involved to im- Averill: Wants to dispel myth: “Are you more interested in program without outside would like more oversight for prove the county’s high unem- “Lewis County does not have protecting jobs, or a cost of support. the health department and to ployment rate. reserves. We have an account living raise?” #waelex Fund: Says that we need to decrease the costs of permits for But Averill noted that while balance ... that fund balance businesses. allows us to operate.” Lord: “As a commissioner, recruit more senior citizen flooding is an important issue to you have to look out for the volunteers, need to adver- “I’m the only one that got be solved, the ports do not flood, pissed off about this health de- taxpayers above the employ- tise more about what is nor does South Lewis County. offered, get general public partment,” Lord said, citing sev- ees ... I’m not sure ... Bill had a “There’s plenty of areas we great answer.”#waelex involved eral fees imposed by the depart- can build our economy,” he said. Question: What do you feel to be ment. “I spent $5,000 bucks on “We need to diversify.” Averill: “The lowest health- Schulte: “In many parts this campaign to gripe about a The real problem, Averill the major difference between you and your opponent? care package we provide of LC, the average age $250 fee.” said, is that Lewis County de- is $1200 and we (taxpayers) is creeping up.” Partner- Lord said the health depart- pends on a natural resource- Schulte: pay $868 of that.” “We have ships with CCS didn’t work, ment threatens businesses with Married 30 years, ca- based economy. reer with Coast Guard, retired to chip away a little at a time.” County is footing whole bill permitting issues and fees. as Commander. Says: “Effec- for now. Fund: tive, efficient government.” Cites experience in Balancing Needs of the Lord: Balancing the Budget #waelex collective bargaining, says “Problem is ... you get County’s Union Employees not easy situation when about 4% of the people do- and Priorities and Taxpayers Lord: Says Schulte is “a little trying to balance budget ing 100% of the work.” Says Averill said he will make sure Schulte said he wants to bal- taller.” (joke) when talking about cutting cities should manage senior citizens have essential services ance the budget while downsiz- benefits. centers. without spending money that ing government without mas- the county doesn’t have. Law en- sive layoffs. Lord said he’d put forcement, roads and health and the needs of the taxpayers over social services are important to county employees but he didn’t him, but of the county’s $139 have experience in this area. million budget only about $32 “Bill had a great answer,” he million is discretionary, he said. said. Fund also cited law enforce- Averill said he tried to make ment and a balanced budget as employees contribute more to- top priorities. She referenced her ward premiums. experience working with Cen- “We have to chip away a little tralia’s city budget and said she’d at a time,” he said. take from reserves less and save Fund said she would look at more. what she needed to do to work Schulte said with limited re- on it but it is not an easy situa- sources he thinks public safety, tion with a simple answer. law enforcement and roads top the list. Resolving Conflict in “The priorities of government are set by the people,” Schulte Non-Elected Life said, noting his commitment to In addition discussing the downsizing government. issues facing Lewis County, the Schulte said the county cur- candidates addressed questions rently has 103 vacant positions. related to their non-elected lives. “That’s how we balance the Averill talked about fighting budget,” he said. for women’s’ rights in the mili- But Lord cited problems with tary and overcoming the chal- funding for the drug court and lenge of integrating them into said the commissioners raised the Army in his 30 years of ser- taxes to balance the budget. vice. “They might say they bal- Fund described her experi- anced the budget,” Lord said. ence on the board of the Lewis “But that’s because they got an- County Historical Museum and other $900,000 bucks from taxes. having to push to obtain records, That’s you, me, Ritchie Bros.” despite being warned against it, to reveal evidence that the exec- Unemployment and utive director was stealing from Economic Development the organization. Schulte detailed his experi- Lord again cited the permit- ence with floods, fires and natu- ting issue and said easing re- ral disasters in the U.S. Coast strictions on businesses would Guard. help create jobs. “But the most difficult thing “It’s a lot easier to keep busi- I’ve done, and I don’t mean to be nesses than start new ones,” Lord flippant, is staying married,” he said. “These guys have about the said of his 33 years with his wife. same record as Obama.” Lord talked about his expe- Schulte said coming up with rience losing his job just weeks solutions for flooding would after buying his store and losing help attract new business to the properties in the housing mar- area because some companies ket crash. VIDEO: CLOSING STATEMENTS BY CANDIDATES Go to elections.chronline.com to see the 2-minute closing statements from the debate by the four commission candidates.

VIDEO: EDITORIAL BOARD INTERVIEWS CH482597cz.cg Full-length videos of The Chronicle’s Editorial Board Interviews for both Averill (incumbent) and Fund are available at elections.chronline.com. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 • Main 13 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Obama And Romney Surge In U.S. Home Construction Rights Group Accuses Vie For Support Libyan Militias of From Women After Could Precipitate Lift in Economy Carrying Out ‘Mass

Contentious Debate By Alex Veiga and Martin Crutsinger Executions’ of MOUNT VERNON, Iowa The Assocaited Press Gadhafi Loyalists (AP) — One day after their con- tentious, finger-pointing debate, U.S. home construction is CAIRO (AP) — Libyan reb- President Barack Obama and making a comeback that could els appear to have “summar- Republican Mitt Romney vied invigorate the economy’s still- ily executed” scores of fighters aggressively for the support of weak recovery. loyal to Moammar Gadhafi, and women voters Wednesday, as Builders last month started probably the dictator himself, when they overran his home- they and their running mates construction on single-family town a year ago, a human rights charged across nearly a half- houses and apartments at the group said Wednesday. dozen battleground states in the fastest rate in more than four The report by Human Rights close race for the White House years, the Commerce Depart- Watch on alleged rebel abuses with 20 days to run. ment said Wednesday. And that followed the October 2011 Not even Republicans dis- they laid plans to build homes capture of the city of Sirte in puted that Obama’s debate per- at an even faster pace in com- the final major battle of the ing months — a signal of their Sue Ogrocki / The Associated Press formance was much stronger eight-month civil war is one of than the listless showing two confidence that the housing re- In this Friday, Sept. 21, photo, new homes are constructed in Edmond, Okla. U.S. bound will last. the most detailed descriptions weeks earlier that helped spark a builders started construction on single-family homes and apartments in Septem- of what the group says were war rise in the polls for Romney. The The pace of construction has ber at the fastest rate since July 2008, a further indication that the housing recov- grown steadily in the past year, crimes committed by the mili- two rivals meet one more time, ery is strengthening. The Commerce Department said that builders broke ground tias that toppled Gadhafi, and next Monday in Florida. and analysts expect it to keep on homes at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 872,000 in September. That’s an rising. The increase has been which still play a major role in The first post-debate polls increase of 15 percent from the August level. Libyan politics today. were divided, some saying Rom- fueled by record-low mortgage rates, more stable home prices The 50-page report, titled ney won, others finding Obama “Death of a Dictator: Bloody Ven- did. At least some of the voters and a shortage of previously oc- cupied homes for sale. geance in Sirte,” details the last who asked the questions in the hours of Gadhafi’s life on Oct. 20, town-hall style encounter re- More new homes could ac- ‘‘There is no reason to think that this celerate growth and help boost 2011, when he tried to flee the be- mained uncommitted. “If Gov. sieged city. The longtime leader’s Romney could actually provide hiring, especially in areas like will not continue going forward.’’ construction, home improve- convoy was struck by NATO the jobs, that would be a good aircraft as it tried to escape and thing because we really need ment and retailing. More home- owners lead to more people buy- Patrick Newport, the survivors were attacked by them,” said Nina Gonzalez, a HIS Global Insight ing home furnishings. militias from the city of Misrata, 2008 Obama voter, neatly sum- who captured and disarmed the marizing the uncertainty con- “I don’t have that crystal ball, but I will say we’re seeing dictator and his entourage. fronting voters in a slow-growth, of the new construction, rose sion low. It’s still well short of Misrata was subjected to a high-unemployment economy. the best sales we’ve seen in five 11 percent to 603,000. That was the 1.5 million annual rate that years, and it sure feels good,” brutal weeks-long siege by Gad- also the quickest rate in four economists consider healthy. hafi’s forces that killed hun- Douglas Yearley, CEO of Toll years. Apartment construction, And it’s far below the more than Violent Crimes Up by 18 Brothers Inc., said in an inter- dreds of residents, and fighters which can be more volatile from 2 million homes started in 2007 view with The Associated Press. from the city became among the Percent, But Experts Toll builds luxury homes in 20 month to month, rose 25.1 per- — the peak of the boom. But the regime’s most implacable foes. Don’t See Reversal of states. cent. steady upward trend appears HRW says it seems the Mis- The government’s report And applications for build- likely to endure, analysts say. ratans took revenge against their Long Crime Decline Yet Wednesday on home construc- ing permits, a sign of future con- “The housing market is im- prisoners in Sirte. WASHINGTON (AP) — tion in September was filled struction, jumped nearly 12 per- proving, and there is no reason Violent crimes unexpectedly with encouraging details. cent to an annual rate of 894,000, to think that this will not con- Cash-Strapped Greek jumped 18 percent last year, the Overall, the number of another high point since July tinue going forward,” said Pat- first rise in nearly 20 years, and homes that were started in- 2008. rick Newport, U.S. economist at Soccer Team Turns property crimes rose for first creased 15 percent from August The rate of new construction HIS Global Insight. To Brothels For a time in a decade. But academic to a seasonally adjusted annual has surged more than 38 percent The surprisingly robust experts said the new govern- rate of 872,000. That’s the fastest in the past 12 months. construction data helped push Financial Bail Out ment data fall short of signaling rate since July 2008. Housing starts are now 82.5 stocks modestly higher. And LARISSA, Greece (AP) — a reversal of the long decline in Single-family homes, which percent above the annual rate of the prices of homebuilder stocks The world’s oldest profession is crime. made up more than two-thirds 478,000 in April 2009, the reces- rose sharply. giving a whole new meaning to The U.S. Bureau of Justice love of the game. Statistics reported Wednesday Players on a cash-strapped that the increase in the number War on Drugs in Brazil Intensifies Greek soccer team now wear pink of violent crimes was the result practice jerseys with the logos of an upward swing in simple “Villa Erotica” and “Soula’s House assaults, which rose 22 percent, of History,” two bordellos it re- from 4 million in 2010 to 5 mil- cruited as sponsors after drastic lion last year. The incidence of government spending cuts left the rape, sexual assault and robbery country’s sports clubs facing ruin. remained largely unchanged, as Other teams have also did serious violent crime involv- turned to unconventional fi- ing weapons or injury. nancing. One has a deal with Property crimes were up 11 a local funeral home and oth- percent in 2011, from 15.4 mil- ers have wooed kebab shops, a lion in 2010 to 17 million, ac- jam factory and producers of cording to the bureau’s annual Greece’s trademark feta cheese. national crime victimization But the amateur Voukefalas survey. Household burglaries club — whose players include rose 14 percent, from 3.2 mil- pizza delivery guys, students, lion to 3.6 million. The number waiters and a bartender — has of thefts jumped by 10 percent, raised eyebrows with its flam- from 11.6 million to 12.8 mil- boyant sponsorship choice. lion. The statistics bureau said the percentage increases last year UK Police Apologize For were so large primarily because Using Stun Gun on Blind the 2011 crime totals were com- pared to historically low levels of Man in Bizarre Case crime in 2010. Violent crime has Of Mistaken Identity fallen by 65 percent since 1993, Felipe Dana / The Associated Press LONDON (AP) — British from 16.8 million to 5.8 million A young suspected crack user reacts as she sits inside a van waiting to be taken to a shelter after being removed from last year. police apologized Wednesday the streets by social workers, near the Parque Uniao slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, Oct. 17. Health oicials for using a stun gun to sub- are locating and treating hundreds of crack addicts suddenly left without drugs after police occupied dangerous slums due a blind stroke victim they this week where the users congregated en masse to buy and smoke the potent drug. Meningitis Outbreak wrongly thought was carrying a samurai sword, a bizarre case Deaths Rise to 19 of mistaken identity that left the NEW YORK (AP) — Four Feds: One Arrested in Plot to Attack Federal Reserve man fearing for his life. more people have died in the Colin Farmer told British national meningitis outbreak, By Colleen Long and Tom Hays phone he believed was rigged attempting to provide material broadcasters that he thought he bringing the death toll to 19, The Associated Press as a detonator — after he made support to al-Qaida. Wearing a was going to die after he heard health officials said Wednesday. several attempts to blow up the brown T-shirt and black jeans, a commotion, felt electricity The deaths are among the NEW YORK — A Bangla- bomb inside a vehicle parked he was ordered held without bail surge through his body, and was 247 people in 15 states sick- deshi man who came to the next to the Federal Reserve, the and did not enter a plea. His de- knocked to the floor by an un- ened in the outbreak. They all United States to wage jihad was complaint said. fense attorney had no comment known assailant. The incident received shots of an apparently arrested in an elaborate FBI Authorities emphasized that outside court. occurred in the town of Chor- sting on Wednesday after at- contaminated steroid medica- the plot never posed an actual The defendant “reported ley, in northern England’s Lan- tempting to blow up a fake car tion made by a Massachusetts risk. However, they claimed the having connections” to al-Qaida, cashire County, on Friday. bomb outside the Federal Re- specialty pharmacy. case demonstrated the value of prosecutors said. But there was “This seemed to be going Most of the patients con- serve building in Manhattan, using sting operations to neu- no allegation that he received on forever ... I was convinced tracted a rare fungal form of authorities said. tralize young extremists eager to training or direction from the I was being murdered in plain meningitis, after getting the Before trying to carry out harm Americans. sight,” the 61-year-old told Sky terrorist group. shots for back pain over the past the alleged terrorism plot, Quazi “Attempting to destroy a News television. “He (the offi- few months. Two developed in- Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan landmark building and kill or Prosecutors say Nafis trav- cer) jumped on the small of my fections from joint injections. Nafis went to a warehouse to maim untold numbers of inno- eled to the U.S. in January to back with his knees ... wrenched Of the latest deaths, two help assemble a 1,000-pound cent bystanders is about as seri- carry out an attack. In July, he my arms up my back and cuffed were in Tennessee and one each bomb using inert material, ac- ous as the imagination can con- contacted a confidential infor- me so tightly I was in great pain.” was reported in Florida and in cording to a criminal complaint. jure,” said Mary Galligan, acting mant, telling him he wanted to Farmer told the BBC he was Virginia, the Centers for Dis- He also asked an undercover head of the FBI’s New York of- form a terror cell, the criminal shouting: “I’m blind! I’m blind!” ease Control and Prevention re- agent to videotape him saying, fice. “The defendant faces ap- complaint said. Nafis was living Lancashire Police Chief Stu- ported Wednesday. That brings “We will not stop until we at- propriately severe consequences.” in Queens. art Williams said police brought deaths to eight in Tennessee; tain victory or martyrdom,” the Nafis appeared in fed- The federal case was the the victim to a local hospital to three in Florida and Michigan, complaint said. eral court in Brooklyn to face latest where a terrorism plot be checked out after they real- two in Indiana and Virginia, Agents grabbed the 21-year- charges of attempting to use a against the city turned out to be ized they had used the weapon and one in Maryland. old Nafis — armed with a cell- weapon of mass destruction and a sting operation. against the wrong man. Main 14  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 LOCAL

Pete Caster / [email protected] Bonnie Vance, left, and Larry Vance, center, react following the reading of a prepared statement from Cheryl Vance, who receives a hug from her husband, Kerry, during the sentencing hearing for Joshua Vance on Wednesday morning in Lewis County Superior Court at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Joshua Vance pleaded guilty of murdering his father, Terry Vance, who was the older brother of Larry and Kerry, on March 7 in Onalaska. Onalaska Man Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison for Father’s Murder

By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] The 25-year-old Onalaska man who pleaded guilty to his father’s murder earlier this month will serve 30 years in prison; meaning he will be re- leased by age 55, three years younger than his father was at the time of his death. On March 7, Joshua Vance stabbed Terry Vance, 58, at least 11 times in their Onalaska home on Pennel Avenue. Vance ad- mitted to police that he had also intended to kill the three other family members home at the time, including his 11-year-old nephew, his 79-year-old grand- mother, as well as his uncle. The only reason he was un- able to follow through with his intentions was because he cut his hand so severely that he called 911 for medical help, ac- cording to the prosecutor’s of- fice. Vance pleaded guilty to first- degree murder and third-degree assault earlier this month as a result of a plea agreement. When Joshua was escorted by corrections officers into court for his sentencing hearing Wednesday morning, he did not look over at his family sitting in the third row of the courtroom. Nor did he look at them when Bonnie Vance looks over at her son, Larry Vance, during the sentencing hearing for her grandson Joshua Vance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday at the family members sat at the prose- Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Joshua Vance pleaded guilty to killing his father, Terry Vance, and was sentenced to 30 years in prison. cutor’s table to read their written victims’ statements to the court. Throughout his sentenc- ing, Vance stared straight ahead, never once glancing over at his ‘‘‘The devil made me uncles or grandmother seated 20 feet away from him. When do it’ doesn’t cut asked by the judge if he wanted to address the court, Vance re- the mustard. What sponded with, “I have nothing transpired on March 7 to say.” Throughout Vance’s court was disgusting.’’ hearing, Vance’s uncles Larry and Kerry, as well as his grand- Larry Vance mother Bonnie, sat in the third Joshua Vance’s uncle row of the courtroom, crying. The family’s nightmare is not over, Larry told the court in his victim’s statement, and it is made worse by the fact that Vance has shown no remorse or Vance, who suffered from responsibility for his actions. mental illness prior to the knife “‘The devil made me do it’ attack, stopped taking his medi- doesn’t cut the mustard,” Larry cation due to issues with insur- said, later adding, “What trans- ance, his defense attorney David pired on March 7 was disgust- Arcuri told the court Wednes- ing.” day. Vance did not choose to The youngest member of the stop taking his medication. “He was moving toward some household who Vance told po- Joshua Vance leaves a Lewis County Superior Court chamber after being sentenced to 30 years in prison on Wednesday for lice he had intended to kill was sort of eruption, but no one in murdering his father, Terry Vance, on March 7. Thomas Flood, his 11-year-old his family could have imaged nephew. this tragedy,” Arcuri said. Every night following the While Vance suffered from Meagher told the court mental illness, it was not severe the worst days of the family’s life. murder, Larry told the court, some sort of psychosis disorder, Wednesday that Vance report- enough to mitigate his actions Even as they hope to contin- Thomas checks to make sure it was not the reason he com- edly said, “He was never a father on March 7, Meagher said. ue to move past the tragedy, they all the windows and doors mitted the murder, said Lewis to me,” to the doctor, later add- After Wednesday’s court ap- don’t believe Vance should ever are locked, and the shades are County Chief Criminal Dep- ing that stabbing him “made me pearance, Vance’s uncle, Larry, be let out of prison, he said. drawn in the house before going uty Prosecutor Brad Meagher. feel much better.” told The Chronicle that the “It’s just a waste, that kid just to bed. Vance explained, in a straight- “Mr. Vance knew exactly family is still trying to come to had so much talent he could “I don’t know what is a more forward manner, to the doctor, what he was doing, and why he terms with the tragedy. He also have given to society,” Larry cowardly act then stabbing your as well as the detective, why he was doing it,” Meagher said. said the sentencing hearing, in said. “I pray for his soul, I really father in the back,” Larry said. killed his father. While he suffered from addition to March 7, are some of do.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl The Chronicle’s Grid Picks Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] of the Week 2A Boys Golf Prep Football Calkins, Rasmussen 1-2 on Day 1 at Districts Week 8 By The Chronicle "It would be perfectly pos- in the final two holes. Rasmus- four under par." KELSO — They're team- sible for Jared to be a district sen also had an eagle on hole W.F. West's Jacob Botten mates, but W.F. West's Brady champion," W.F. West coach No. 6. was tied for 17th after shooting Calkins and Jared Rasmussen Bruce Thompson said. "One Calkins shot a 34 on the an 81. Seth Nishiyama sat in Football will be competing for a district thing that is different is that front nine before finishing with 24th place at 83. title today at the Three Rivers these two guys are no longer a 38. "Seth was taking his pre- Golf Course. Calkins sat atop playing side by side in a group. "Brady felt like he didn't re- SATs so we had to put his tee- the District 4 2A Golf Tourna- They're fiercely competitive and ally play well as other days but off time way back," Thompson Preview ment leaderboard with a 72 and they'll just play their hearts out." he felt he scored well," Thomp- said. "He showed up just a few By Aaron VanTuyl Rasmussen was actually in son said. "Three of our guys Rasmussen was right behind minutes before he teed off." him with a 74 after Wednes- the lead at 2-under par before started the first hole with bird- [email protected] day's first round of action. getting a bogey and triple bogey ies and at one point Jared was please see GOLF, page S4 The playoffs are still a few weeks off, but the picture is start- ing to clear up. 2A Cross Country W.F. West hosts Capital in what will likely be a battle for second place in the Evergreen 2A Conference, behind Tumwa- ter. Napavine, 4-3 and fourth in the Central 2B League standings, hosts third-place Mossyrock and could swap spots with the Vi- kings with a win. Tenino (5-2, 3-1 league) has already sealed one of the SWW 1A League Evergreen Division's four playoff berths, and will try pull an upset of un- defeated Hoquiam, and Toledo (5-2) will try to pull the same trick with Trico foe La Center. Last, but not least, Adna will try to move above .500 in league ac- tion and solidify a playoff spot at Central 2B League rival Pe Ell.

Capital at W.F. West The Bearcats know just what's coming on Friday. Sixth-ranked Capital is com- ing to town for an Evergreen 2A Conference matchup, boasting a Brandon Hansen / [email protected] 5-2 record identical to that of the W.F. West’s Dallas Snider runs down a hill during the boys varsity race at the 2A Evergreen Conference Championships in East Olympia on Wednesday. Snider took eighth-ranked Bearcats. second in the race with a time of 16:21.75. "We know exactly what we knew going into the season," W.F. West coach Bob Wollan said. "They're kind of an overwhelm- Snider Leads Cat Boys to EvCo Title ing, physically gifted offensive line, with a great running back By The Chronicle Snider was joined by two am very proud of their effort, pack in the middle. (Kai Van Sickle) behind it." other Bearcats in the top 10. how they came together as a EAST OLYMPIA — The "A very slim effort that The Cougars' two losses have Danny Robertson was fourth team and battled the entire W.F. West boys took home the proves all efforts were not in come to Bellarmine Prep (24-14), (16:38) and Denver Parker was race." Evergreen 2A Conference cross vain," Cruzan said. "Dallas and the No. 6 team in the 4A ranks, sixth (16:47). W.F. West came away with Denver ran smart races and and to No. 4 Tumwater in over- country championship here Aberdeen's Poli Baltazar a slim 2-point victory, 53-55, picked runners off in the last time. on Wednesday afternoon, an- took first in 15:35. over Tumwater for the cham- part of the race." "They're a team that's tested chored by a second-place finish "The guys have worked pionship. The Bearcats got Cory Richardson was the itself every step of the way this by Dallas Snider (16 minutes, 23 so hard to achieve the goal of three runners to finish ahead of top finisher for Centralia, plac- year, as far as the caliber of teams seconds) on the 5K course at league champions," W.F. West Tumwater's top runner but the they've played," Wollan said. Deschutes River Ranch. coach Amber Cruzan said. "I T-Birds finished with a strong please see XC, page S4 "They've just played a real tough schedule, and they've been up to the challenge and been in every Tuesday’s 1A Volleyball game they've played in." A large part of Capital's suc- cess comes from its offensive Tenino Topples Rival Rochester in Five Games line, which averages around 250 By The Chronicle “We have to focus on stay- pounds. ROCHESTER — Rochester ing positive and working on our "They kind of impose their pushed it to the fifth set, but consistency,” she added. will on you. You've just got to was unable to deliver a win physically be able to match up to the home crowd in a 25-21, Indians Fall to Kalama to it. And mentally, more impor- 25-14, 20-25, 21-25, 25-12 loss tantly, not give in," Wollan said. against rival Tenino here Tues- TOLEDO — Toledo’s de- "It's not real complicated, but it's day in SWW 1A League Ever- fense was strong, but it was no mentally challenging and physi- green Division volleyball action. match for Kalama’s offense in a cally challenging to take it on all “It was a lot better of a match 25-9, 25-10, 25-6 loss here Tues- game long." than the last time we faced day in SWW 1A League Trico The plan, then, will be to con- Tenino,” Warrior coach Wendy Division volleyball. trol the ball and make the most Hawes said. “We really gave our “We expected to play hard of each offensive possession — crowd something to cheer for.” and we did that tonight,” said though beyond that, just how the Bearcats handle the Cougars is Amanda Carey contributed Toledo coach Meagan Corey. 20 assists and had a good night still up in the air. “Our offense wasn’t on tonight, setting, according to Hawes. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] "We're just as much in the though.” Sarah Johnson had six kills, Tenino’s Taylor Tibbets (red) and Adri Hernandez go towards the ball during dark with how we're going to do Brittney Orkney had nine kills their team’s matchup against Rochester on Tuesday night in Rochester. Sarah Subjeck had eight digs, as the average fan is right now," and Kayala Lance was credited served 100 percent and was Wollan said. "We've got our plans for having a good night at the said. “But we were able to re- Hawes said Rochester (3-8 credited for a hard-played game in place, but we've got to see if we net for the Warriors. cover from our last two games, league) is preparing for its next by Corey. can execute it." “We definitely had our ups which we lost, and got out there match, at Montesano on Thurs- Toledo (0-11) will host Cas- and downs tonight,” Hawes and played tough.” day. tle Rock on Thursday. please see FOOTBALL, page S4

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding COMMENTARY: Under the Open Sky

Kim Mason / For The Chronicle A Pine Siskin (right) picks a ight with a juvenile American Goldinch (center).

was excited to see a flock of Pine Siskins arrive at my Feeders Full of Ifeeders this week, fresh from their summer homes and ready to fill my bird watching hours with their feisty charms — that is until I realized just how many of them there were. I have become a slave to the siskins, filling three feeders with multiple scoops of sunflower seeds several FallFinches times each day. In addition to the siskins, the huge flock of American Goldfinches has stayed lon- ger than usual By Kimberly Mason (probably due to the extended summer we’ve all enjoyed) and the resident House Finches. My feeders are chock full of finches. So far this month I have spent more on wild bird seed and dog food than I have spent on my own dining. But finches are my favorite family, from the huge, prehistor- ic-looking Evening Grosbeaks (due to arrive in winter) to the tiny Pine Siskins. I love them all.

American Goldfinches Goldfinches have usually left my backyard and flown away to gentler climes with more abun- dant food. This is the first year I have had the opportunity to see Three inches: House Finch female (left), Pine Siskin (middle), American the juvenile and adult birds don Goldinch (at right). In mid-October is quite common to see a mixed lock of their winter clothes. inches like these three. The goldinches will probably move on soon to be The male goldfinches have replaced by the Evening Grosbeaks (also members of the inch family) as they traded their neon bright yellow move down from their summer northern mountain homes. feathers for a smoky gray brown, leaving a little bib of yellow un- der their chins. The females have turned a Fishing & Hunting Report dull gray and look quite similar to the Pine Siskins, except the siskins sport prominent streak- WDFW Lifts Emergency Wildfire Restrictions ing across their backs and under their breasts. By Kimberly Mason http://fortress.wa.gov/dnr/fire- “Some hunting areas were af- ahead. You can tell a youngster from danger/BurnRisk.aspx. fected by area closures and su- WDFW has announced For The Chronicle an adult by the cinnamon-buff per-dry conditions on opening a tentative schedule for razor tinge to the bars on their wings, WDFW has lifted the Big Rack Contest at Sunbirds day, but the situation has defi- clam openings through the emergency restrictions on the nitely improved since then.” end of the year, including one the adults carry creamy white land it manages throughout The Chehalis and Yelm As of mid-month, the Gov- later this month. stripes. the state, but urged anyone vis- Sunbird Shopping Center ernor’s Office, the DNR and Starting Oct. 27, Twin Har- Goldfinches are normally iting those lands to continue stores are hosting a “Big Buck WDFW had all lifted burn bors will be open for four con- at their most aggressive during using caution when doing any- Contest.” bans on state lands. In addi- secutive evening digs if routine nesting season, but it seems the thing that could spark a wildl- Bring in your buck (Wash- tion, with wildfire risks sub- marine toxin tests show the Pine Siskin feisty nature calls out fire. ington state licensees only), siding, most timber compa- clams are safe to eat. Three the fighter in them. Greg Schirato, deputy di- harvested during modern nies were opening their gates other beaches — Long Beach, rector of WDFW’s wildlife firearm season early buck to hunters for the first time in Copalis and Mocrocks — are Pine Siskins program, said the depart- (through Oct. 31) to either weeks. also scheduled to open for dig- ment’s action in lifting the store location during store The siskins start the attack “That’s critical for deer ging Oct. 27-28 if test results by lowering their heads and emergency restriction is con- hours (but leave it in your hunters,” Ware said. “Some of are favorable. sistent with those of the Gov- truck, please). spreading their wings. They the best deer hunting in the Dan Ayres, WDFW coastal quickly follow up with a vicious ernor’s Office and DNR, which Bust will be measured from state takes place on private shellfish manager, said final have lifted statewide burn bans the widest part of the rack and lunge if they aren’t taken seri- timberlands.” word on those digs and more ously by their opponent. in recent days. around the base of the horn. The modern firearm sea- to follow will be announced “Wildfire risks are easing, First place wins a $200 gift If the challenge is taken up son for deer will continue about a week prior to each by the other bird, the pair vault particularly after the recent card, second place earns a $100 through Oct. 31. scheduled opening. rains in western Washington,” gift card, and third gets $50. vertically into the air — bills General hunting seasons “This week’s dig, the first open, spewing harsh threat calls Schirato said. “But it’s impor- According to Charles for ducks, coots and snipe of the fall season, has been wet tant that everyone remain vig- McElroy, a sporting goods — until one of them turns to reopens Saturday, Oct. 20. but productive,” Ayres said. leave the confrontation, leaving ilant and avoid any action that clerk at the Chehalis Sunbird Goose-hunting season will “The number of clams is up could touch off another blaze.” Shopping Center, the Yelm behind a winner. continue daily through Oct. at all beaches except Kalaloch I have seen the little siskins By lifting its emergency re- store has already seen five nice 25 before picking up again in this year, so we’re expecting a strictions, WDFW will again bucks come in for measure- try to shoo the much larger Eve- November. However, goose very good season.” ning Grosbeaks from their little allow campers, hunters and ment. management area 2B (Pacific Ayres said WDFW based others who visit the depart- See www.sunbirdshop- seed holdings, but the bigger County) is only open Satur- the tentative schedule of digs birds rarely even bother to look ment’s lands to build camp- pingcenter.com for more de- days and Wednesdays through on a combination of clam fires, practice target shooting, tails. their way. In fact, the grosbeaks Oct. 24 and then Nov. 3-Jan. abundance, low evening tides would often shy away from the use generators and operate 19. and the results of a public siskins, but whenever a truly chainsaws, Schirato said. Hunters Thankful for Rain comment period conducted presumptuous siskin would Standard rules for those over the past month. The heavy rains over the Razor Clams Tentative get under their skin all it took and other activities on WDFW “By popular demand, we in- weekend have set the stage for Schedule was an extended, imposing bill lands are available on the de- cluded a dig on New Year’s Eve, improved hunting through the heading their way and the siskin partment’s website at http:// Clam diggers that missed even though the tide isn’t ideal,” wdfw.wa.gov/lands/public_ end of the month. the razor clam dig that ends would immediately (and most “This rain is just what the Ayres said. “It’s a holiday tradi- conduct_rules/index.html. tonight at Twin Harbors will tion for some diggers.” prudently) back away from the For information about wild- doctor ordered,” said Dave have plenty of other chances confrontation. Ware, game manager WDFW. fire risks around the state, see to hit the beach in the months please see REPORT, page S4 please see BIRDS, page S4 • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012

MLB Carpenter’s Homer Lifts Cardinals XC: Wood Second in Trico Continued from Sports 1 day at Evergreen State Col- By Joe Strauss ways to win. er over the Washington Nation- lege. The top 15 individuals St. Louis Post-Dispatch “Tonight was one of those als, closer Jason Motte gained ing 15th (17:38.81), and he was and top three teams from that things that you can’t expect but the first two-inning save of his followed closely by teammate race will qualify for the State ST. LOUIS — Nine postsea- you can still be ready for. And I career when a rain delay of more Tim Ricker in 16th (17:44.78). son games have drawn a single 2A Championships Nov. 3rd think I was,” Carpenter said. than three hours drove set-up In the girls varsity race, lineup from St. Louis Cardinals Centralia's Carry Larson fin- in Pasco. Now leading the series man Mitchell Boggs from the manager Mike Matheny, who ished second (20:05.30) be- 2-1, the Cardinals won a game game after the seventh inning. has derived success through Wednesday they have lost nu- hind Capital's Lauren Pierson Toledo’s Wood Second in Trico consistency. “If these guys come in here (19:39.09). Teammate Serena Championships merous times this year. The today and beat us today it’s two A man of multiple positions Giants finished with more hits Wallace was in 11th (21:19.25) and relatively little major-league in a row,” Motte said. “It’s one WHITE SALMON — To- but were punished for strand- for the Tigers. experience, rookie Matt Car- of those things you get the win ledo’s Blake Wood finished ing 11 runners while going 0 for "Carry ran a smart race penter watched, waited and un- today, you’ve got two more at second in the SWW 1A seven with men in scoring posi- today, but was a little tired derstood. home, and you try to do every- League Trico Division cham- tion. The Cardinals got two runs from her race on Saturday A team’s need to improvise thing you can to take both of pionship meet here Tuesday, from Carpenter’s one swing, and couldn't quite stay with found him Wednesday after- the leader at the end," Centra- covering the 5K course at Hu- then added on when Giants sec- them.” noon at Busch Stadium. lia coach Andy McLaughlin sum Hills Golf Course in 17 ond baseman Marco Scutaro The Cardinals are unsure A game that may ultimately said. "Serena Wallace ran a minutes, 34 seconds. couldn’t make a clean play on how long Beltran may be side- define the National League lined by what the club described strong race and finished 11th. Toledo’s Mikhail Hopf Championship Series twisted a bases-loaded grounder in the She looks to be in pretty good seventh inning. as a strained left knee. They are finished in 17:54 to take fifth in different directions before certain they lead the National shape to make a bid for state place, and the Indians took bending to the home club. A “Guys did a great job every in- League Championship Series next week." third as a team behind La first-inning misstep by right ning putting pressure on them. W.F. West girls team fin- But we were missing a big one because of Carpenter’s pick-me- Center and White Salmon. fielder Carlos Beltran thrust ished fourth as a team with On the girls side, Toledo’s a third-inning opportunity at tonight,” Giants manager Bruce up. Tori Weeks finishing 13th for Sally Martin finished seventh Carpenter, who responded with Bochy said. the Bearcats (22:38.56). in 22:36. a two-strike, two-out, two-run Cain pitched more efficient- Yankees-Tigers Rained Out "We were able to put seven lightning strike that largely ex- ly than Cardinals starter Kyle La Center’s Jake Dorsey Game 4 of the ALCS in De- girls on the line and have all plained a 3-1 Game 3 decision Lohse, who termed his 5 2/3 in- won the boys championship troit was postponed Wednesday seven finish the race," Cruzan over the San Francisco Giants. nings as “grindy” before giving said. "That was a major accom- in 17:19, and La Center’s Katie The Cardinals invested far way to a four-man tag team that night because of rain. plishment for us this season." Whitten won the girls race in more than Carpenter’s telling at- covered the final 10 outs. The The Tigers are leading the Capital won the team con- 20:53. bat against Giants starter Matt Giants created 12 baserunners series 3-0. Major League Base- ference title for the girls. Toledo will run at the Dis- Cain. However, the improb- against him, advancing six into ball said the teams would play Centralia and W.F. West trict 4 Championships at The ability of a bench player’s sixth scoring position. Game 4 on Thursday in Detroit will run at the District 4 Evergreen State College on postseason at-bat added to the Five days after he worked beginning at 1:07 p.m. Pacific Championships next Satur- Saturday, Oct. 27. vibe surrounding a team finding two innings in the NLDS clinch- Time. Local Bowling Standings Sports 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 SPORTS

The Chronicle’s Grid Picks of the Week Sports Briefs In a stunner that ranks up there with the Miracle on Ice and the Generals beating the Harlem Globetrotters, young Brandon Hansen didn’t finish last in The Chronicle’s Grid Picks standings last week. Hansen, through shrewd selec- tions and the harassment of his co-workers, finished with a nearly-respectable 9-4 record, posting a record slightly Students Plan to Pink better than Pete Caster’s 8-5 mark. Guest Tom Kelly went 11-2, picking the Seahawks upset of New England, while Aaron VanTuyl was perfect through Saturday until Tom Brady and the Patriots spoiled it. This week’s Guest Guesser is the always-smiling Jerry Elliott, a fan of Pe Ell and W.F. West athletics in particular and occasional color commenta- Out the Swamp Cup tor for KELA/KMNT radio’s sports broadcasts. By The Chronicle take a halftime photo of the Our “Experts” The Centralia High School stands for Saturday’s paper. Sports Medicine Club and the The pink t-shirts ($10 for siz- W.F. West High School ASB es S, M, L and XL; $12 for 2XL; have teamed up to create a fund- $15 for 3XL and up) will be for this Week’s raiser for Breast Cancer Aware- sale at next Friday’s game. Shirts games ness Month that helps out local can also be pre-ordered at Cen- parties. The two student groups tralia’s home volleyball game to- are selling “Pink The Twin Cit- Aaron VanTuyl Brandon Hansen Pete Caster Jerry Elliott, night, as well as in the W.F. West Sports Editor Sports Reporter Visuals Editor Sports Fan ies” t-shirts, and are asking local students, school staff and com- and Centralia school offices. munity members to take part All proceeds will go to the Toledo (5-2) at La Center La Center La Center La Center by purchasing and wearing the American Cancer Society, with La Center (7-0) 28-7 35-30 37-19 34-15 shirts to Friday, Oct. 26’s Battle the money specifically tagged to Adna (4-3) at Adna Pe Ell Adna Pe Ell of the Swamp football game in help Lewis County breast cancer Pe Ell (2-5) 32-30 14-7 21-18 22-20 Centralia. The Chronicle will patients and survivors. Winlock (0-7) at Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska (1-6) 52-21 60-35 71-65 48-12 NWAACC Volleyball Mossyrock (5-2) Napavine Mossyrock Napavine Napavine at Napavine (4-3) 27-20 32-24 41-21 28-26 Lady Blazers Fall to Pierce Capital (5-2) at Capital W.F. West W.F. West W.F. West By The Chronicle digs for the Blazers, while Haley W.F. West (5-2) 21-20 24-17 23-22 26-21 The Lady Blazers played Graham added 14 assists and the Red Raiders tight for three Maddi Klingberg tallied 13. Rochester (1-6) Stevenson Rochester Rochester Stevenson sets, but wound up on the los- Christina Brooks led the team at Stevenson (3-4) 24-14 24-21 31-21 30-14 ing end of a 25-19, 25-17, 25-22 with 12 kills, and Abbie Hanson Centralia (0-7) Black Hills Black Hills Centralia Black Hills NWAACC West Division vol- and Avery Noble each added at Bl. Hills (3-4) 28-21 30-14 20-18 30-28 leyball matchup Wednesday seven. night at Centralia College. "They're just playing re- Tenino (5-2) at Hoquiam Hoquiam Hoquiam Hoquiam "We played very well. We're Hoquiam (7-0) 45-30 32-20 33-20 51-21 getting better every time we play," ally well and getting better each time," Gordon added. "They just N. Beach (3-4) at Morton-WP Morton-WP Morton-WP Morton-WP Centralia coach Susan Gordon Morton-WP (7-0) 61-0 62-0 60-0 58-0 said. "We just have to push over haven't hit that peak yet." the top." Centralia (4-14) will play at Washington (3-3) Washington Washington Arizona Washington Megan Moore piled up 34 Green River on Friday. at Arizona (3-3) 33-17 32-14 31-19 34-21 Stanford (4-2) Stanford Standford Stanford Stanford at Cal (3-4) 40-21 42-10 38-35 35-14 Birds: Send in Your Photos Sacramento St. Eastern Wa. EWU Sac. St. Eastern Wa. (4-2) at EWU (5-1) 43-19 35-21 13-12 36-30 Continued from Sports 1 The bigger the file size the bet- ter for the print publication, cell I can’t wait for the grosbeaks 49ers (4-2) at Seahawks 49ers 49ers Seahawks phone photos normally don’t to arrive. Seahawks (4-2) 27-25 24-10 17-13 21-16 print well. Photos of at least 1mb in size will best. Got Outdoors Photos? ••• 1A Girls Soccer If you would like to share Kimberly Mason is a freelance your latest kill or thrill in the writer and photojournalist. Visit her outdoors with The Chronicle, website The (Almost) Daily News Elma Rallies Late to Slip Past Adna, 4-2 we’d love to see what you have (almostdailynews.com), find her on By The Chronicle notched a goal for Adna with 19 penalty kick shooter," Aselton to offer. Send your photos to Facebook (Kimberly Mason — The ELMA — Elma needed a minutes left to make it 2-1. Then said. "I don't know how long its [email protected] and/or Chronicle), call 269-5017 or email to [email protected]. [email protected]. scoring flurry late in the second the Eagles scored in the 63rd been since she's missed one of half to get past Adna, 4-2, here and 64th minute for the 4-1 ad- those shots." on Wednesday night in girls vantage. Stajduhar also played defense soccer action. Kendra Stajduhar "We felt pretty good to have it had two goals for the Pirates but be 1-0 at halftime," Juli Aselton in the first half before being Report: Anglers Like the Rain said. "Our girls didn't give up moved up front in the second Elma scored two times in a two- Continued from Sports 1 some nice steelhead out of the and they kept going." minute span in the second half half. Goalie Haley Minkoff was Blue Creek flats.” Stajduhar notched her sec- for the victory. also moved up in the second half All razor clam digs proposed The Tilton has seen plenty of ond goal of the game in the 65th Elma, which is the No. 1 to see if she could spark some of- through the end of the year are action and plenty of fish lately, team in the SWW 1A League minute for the Pirates. Forward fense. scheduled on low evening tides; “but it’s pretty crazy out there Evergreen Division, had a 1-0 Regyn Gaffney was fouled in the no digging is allowed before this time of year,” said McElroy. halftime lead, then scored one penalty box and Stajduhar put Adna (5-6 overall) plays at noon on any day. Additional Last week Tacoma Power minute into the second half the penalty shot home. home on Monday against Ho- digs will be announced for 2013 recovered 1,101 fall Chinook to extend that lead. Stajduhar "Kendra is my number-one quiam. early in the new year. adults, 106 jacks, 1,504 coho “After this series of digs, we’ll adults, 721 jacks, 34 summer- have enough clams available run steelhead and seven cut- struggled a little bit with his est score of the year. While he for harvest to offer significant throat trout during seven days of Golf putting game on the front nine, missed the cut for the second digging opportunities during operations at the Cowlitz Salm- shooting 3-over par but played day, Brycen O'Hara shot a 90 daylight hours in spring,” Ayres Continued from Sports 1 even par for the back nine. for the Bearcats and had a 41 on said. on Hatchery separator. Aaron Berg and Matt Lloyd the front nine thanks to three During the past week Ta- Nishiyama shot a 42 on the Proposed razor clam digs were tied for 33rd after shooting birdies in the first four holes. later this month are: coma Power employees released front nine and a 41 on the back matching 88s. His front nine score was eight Oct. 27, Saturday, 5:57 p.m., 276 coho adults, 158 jacks and nine. "It's a very pleasant surprise," strokes below his average. +0.2 ft., Long Beach, Twin Har- one cutthroat into Lake Scanewa "In 18 holes he came out 11 Mollerstuen said. "I expected The previous low was a 197 bors, Copalis, Mocrocks above Cowlitz Falls Dam at the strokes better than we would that Tucker, Deter and Aaron this season and the team record Oct. 28, Sunday, 6:36 p.m., Day Use Site. They released 645 have expected," Thompson said. could make the second day. Matt is a 185, which was set when -0.1 ft., Long Beach, Twin Har- fall Chinook adults, 57 jacks, "He's peaking at the right time." really played solid in both the Calkins and Rasmussen were bors, Copalis, Mocrocks five coho adults and five jacks Centralia also advanced four front and back. He's very happy. freshmen on the team. Oct. 29, Monday, 7:12 p.m., into the upper Cowlitz River at golfers to the second day. Tucker I was pretty proud of him." The Centralia and W.F. West -0.3, Twin Harbors Packwood, and released 65 coho Voetberg was tied for fifth after Mollestuen added that he golfers will tee off today at the Oct. 30, Tuesday, 7:46 p.m., adults and 154 jacks into the Cis- shooting a 75, and his brother was fairly positive that the top Three Rivers Golf Course in -0.4, Twin Harbors pus River above the mouth of Deter was tied for eighth with a 15 finishers on Thursday would Kelso depending on their Day November and December Yellow Jacket Creek. 77. go to the State 2A tournament 1 scores. The final number ad- digs are also tentatively sched- A total of 606 coho adults, "Deter surprised us," Centra- in the spring and that number vancing to the State 2A tourna- uled for Nov. 13-17, Nov. 26-Dec. 271 jacks, 223 fall Chinook lia coach Larry Mollerstuen said. could go all the way to the top ment in the spring will depend 1, Dec. 11-Dec. 16, and Dec. 28- adults and 23 jacks were released "He played the best he's ever 20. on the berths awarded to Dis- 31. into the Tilton River at Gust strung together for an 18-hole W.F. West finished with a trict 4 later this year, when the Backstrom Park in Morton dur- round." team score of 191 over the first rest of the state's boys golf teams On the Water ing the week. Mollerstuen said that Tucker nine holes of action, its low- enter their regular seasons. River flows at Mayfield Dam John Long, WDFW salmon are approximately 4,850 cubic manager, notes that hunters feet per second on Monday, Oc- aren’t alone in welcoming the tober 15. Water visibility is 13 Centralia at Black Hills Baldwin and Jacob Monohon — rain. Anglers throughout the who have had the majority of the feet. Football The Tigers are headed back state have been waiting for rivers workload this season. Colder weather and rain Continued from Sports 1 to Tumwater District Stadium to rise, prompting salmon and should cool off the lakes enough on Friday, though the home Black Hills, meanwhile, is steelhead to start moving – and expected to run the football. to heat up the bite and clear out Notes: Cornerback Toby team will be Black Hills rath- biting. the weeds in local ponds. er than Tumwater this time "They've got a couple of dif- “These storms really primed Johnson played well in the ferent running backs (led by “Offut Lake will start fishing Bearcats' win over River Ridge around. the pump for this month’s salm- good this week,” said McElroy, The Wolves (3-4 overall, 0-3 Conrad Nygren), a pretty physi- on and steelhead fisheries,” Long on Friday. "He's just been real cal offensive line, and then de- “and American Lake may get league) are coming off of a 56-7 said. “As most anglers know, the pretty decent.” solid for us all year," Wol- fensively they do a nice job of loss to Capital, while the Tigers best time to catch fish is when Crabbing has been good on lan said. "He's not real big, but trying to take away your perim- (0-7, 0-3 league) are following the water clears and begins to the coast. physically he's really tough on eter game," Amrine said. up on a 48-0 loss at the hands of decline after a high-water event.” The Sound has been fishing the run, and as far as cover- "We're still in search of the Tumwater. McElroy agrees. well and the chum salmon are age-wise, he's fearless." … Van elusive four quarters of football. "I think the kids are pretty “All of the coastal streams picking up. Sickle, a 190-pound running It's still an opportunity, and resilient," Tiger coach Steve Am- are up,” he said, “some are still a “Anchovy under a bobber,” back, ran for 271 yards and four we've got two games left," he rine said. "It's a good opportu- little muddy, but they’re clearing said McElroy. “And the chum touchdowns against Centralia said. "It's still a chance to com- nity, but we've got to go up and up pretty fast.” are chrome bright, and pound and ran for 294 yards and four pete on Friday night. We haven't take care of business. We've got McElroy also said that he has for pound they fight harder than touchdowns in a 56-7 win over changed our approach." to go up and play more than a heard reports of good fishing in any other salmon. They’re a lot Black Hills last week. … The Notes: Chuck McKeever and quarter, and sustain drives, and the Chehalis River, “as far up as of fun.” Bearcats currently sit at 2-1 in Jovany Almanza are expected to get back and get the flow we had, Adna, they’re scattered all over ••• league play with two games left get most of the carries at run- the length of the river.” offensively, against River Ridge." Kimberly Mason is a freelance in the season. The top three The Tigers scored 34 points ning back against Black Hills. … The Cowlitz River has picked teams out of the six-team Ever- writer and photojournalist. Visit her and nearly upset the Hawks, in Amrine said lineman Jeff Carl- up. website The (Almost) Daily News green 2A Conference qualify for Centralia, two weeks ago. On isle played well against Tumwa- “I’ve heard reports of silvers (almostdailynews.com), find her on District 4 crossover/state play-in Friday, however, the Tigers will ter, and lineman Chris Wood all the way up to Blue Creek,” Facebook (Kimberly Mason — The games against Greater St. Hel- be without the three running and receiver Ty Housden will said McElroy. “And there have Chronicle), call 269-5017 or email ens 2A League opponents. backs — Justice Tasby, Drew return to action this week. been some fly fishermen getting [email protected]. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012

Tuesday’s 1A Girls Soccer Tuesday’s 2A Girls Soccer Warriors Bearcats Roll Rival Move Into Beavers EvCo Lead By The Chronicle By The Chronicle ROCHESTER — The War- W.F. West picked up riors avoided any rivalry upset an important 4-2 Evergreen with a 4-0 SWW 1A League Ev- 2A Conference victory over ergreen Division girls soccer win Black Hills on Tuesday night over Tenino here Tuesday night. in Chehalis. The win not Four different players scored for only avenged a prior loss to Rochester in their ninth victory the Wolves, but catapulted of the season. W.F. West past Black Hills “We had a long talk about and into first place in the this being a rivalry game,” War- Evergreen 2A Conference rior coach John Hayes said. standings with a 9-1 league “They showed up determined to- mark. day and really worked to solidly The Bearcats jumped get the win.” on its opponent early and Karlee Pearson got Roches- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ended up outshooting them ter on the board first in the sixth Rochester’s Joni Lancaster celebrates her goal with Karlee Pearson during their team’s matchup against Tenino on Friday 15-5 in the game. Ali Rose minute. Camrym Althauser, night in Rochester. got W.F. West on the board who was coming off a five-goal four to five players because of This, however, allowed first with a goal in the ninth performance against Adna on injuries, and that the reserve minute. Monday, scored in the 20th Tigers Shut Out Hoquiam Napavine to counter attack players he had in the game did “Ali uses the outside minute. which led to corner kicks. Gal- of her foot on shots and it’s HOQUIAM — Napavine a great job. Napavine controlled “They played well as a team langer said a well-place corner hard for those goalies to get picked up an important 2-0 the first half and had possession today and Camryn did well up road win over Hoquiam on kick by Atkins found the fore- to it,” W.F. West coach Tino front winning the ball and set- of the ball for the majority of Sanchez said. Tuesday night thanks to goals by the time while outshooting Ho- head of Rachel Labrasca who ting up chances,” Hayes said. Sage Atkins and Rachel Labras- deposited it in the back for the Rashelle Fisher scored Joni Lancaster scored in the quiam 6-3. in the 18th minute, while ca. Despite a second half surge net for the Tigers’ second goal in 31st minute and Madison Justice Sage Atkins notched Meghan Ward gave the by the Grizzlies, the Tigers kept finished out Rochester’s offen- Napavine’s first goal in the 34th the 77th minute. The defense, in Bearcats a 3-0 lead at half- sive production with seven min- the shutout intact and ended up minute thanks to an assist by turn, preserved the shutout. time with a score in the 36th utes remaining in the first half. outshooting them 11-10. Grace Hamre on a combination “Sami Taylor came up big minute. “Tenino did very well keep- “It was good to see the play- play. for us on a very big save and the Two minutes after the ers come together and work ing the ball and our girls worked “In the second half, Ho- entire team did a great job of intermission, Fisher scored for each other to get the win,” quiam came out with a lot of in- hard getting it back,” Hayes said. playing defense as a unit when again. All of the goals were “Our defense shut them down Napavine coach Henry Gal- tensity and urgency to score an assisted by Olivia Erskine. when they did get a chance to langer said. “Every player I sent equalizer,” Gallanger said. “The we were looking to regain pos- “Meghan is rock steady come through.” onto the field did what was girls found themselves on their session.” and Olivia is just the anchor Rochester (9-4 league) will needed to get a win on the road.” heels playing a lot of defense and Napavine will make a long of the team,” Sanchez said. play at Montesano on Thursday. Gallanger said he rested not having a lot of possession.” road trip to Forks on Thursday. “And it’s hard to keep up with Rashelle on offense.” Sanchez added that the team benefitted from got Tuesday’s 2B Volleyball great defense, thanks espe- cially to the efforts of Kassi- dy Grandorff, Hannah Tak, Pirares Shut Down Winlock With Dominant Performance Julia Carter and Caitlyn By The Chronicle staying consistent and disci- edged Wahkiakum in a four- Reynolds. Trojans Stay Spotless The Bearcats (12-1 over- plined.” set battle, winning 25-22, 25- ADNA — Adna domi- PE ELL — The Trojans all) host Capital on Thurs- nated the court in a 25-1, 25-8, stayed undefeated with a Cen- 15, 15-25, 25-9 here Tuesday in day. 25-9 victory over Winlock here MWP Sinks Ducks in Five tral 2B League victory over Central 2B League volleyball Tuesday in Central 2B League Mossyrock in three games here action. volleyball action. MORTON — The Timber- “This was an all-around Tigers Shut Out wolves outlasted Toutle Lake in on Tuesday night. Despite a by Tumwater “We have played them be- challenge by the Vikings, Pe Ell great game for out team,” Tiger fore this year and knew they five games to take a Central 2B coach Monica Dailey said. TUMWATER — The League victory here on Tuesday won 25-12, 26-24, 25-15. have been struggling,” Pirate “That second game was Kristin Hickey had ‘an Thunderbirds downed the night. Morton-White Pass ral- coach Wendie Dotson said. close, but the girls pulled it out,” amazing all-around night’ with Tigers 3-0 in 2A Evergreen lied from behind to win 17-25, “However, Winlock never gave Trojan coach Eddi Peterson eight kills, served 19 for 19 with Conference play here on up and hustled all night.” 25-22, 18-25, 25-23, 17-15 said. “Alissa Brooks-Johnson six aces and picked up 24 digs. Tuesday night. Senior Rachel Clark of “It was a fight the whole had a couple of good blocks Caitlin Sheets contributed 11 While Tumwater out- Adna threw down two aces and night,” MWP coach Tammy that we really needed. In the aces and 11 kills, and Cassidy shot the Tigers 25-2, the a kill and was acknowledged Kelly said. “It kept going back third game, the girls just came Boles had 18 assists and served game was a marked im- for playing tough in the back and forth.” out fired up.” 20 for 21 with six aces. Olivia provement from the teams’ row. Sam Reboin was credited Sam Eveland and Ashley Brooks-Johnson had three Valentine, Makayla Dailey and previous meeting. by Dotson for playing an all- Kelly both had 21 kills. Eveland blocks and led the team with 10 Teryn Pannette were acknowl- “Those were about half around solid game and while added three blocks while Kelly kills while Sami Robinson had edged for playing their roles the number of shots than Emily Ivie picked up four kills last time,” Centralia coach had seven aces. seven kills and three blocks. well in the win. and a block and Carissa Calla- “Ashley had a really good “We had a great amount Sue Parke said. han added four kills. “We had played them ear- Centralia goalie Erika game serving,” Kelly said. “She of teamwork as far as hustling lier on in the year and knew we “We were able to work served 32 times and missed just and being scrappy,” Peterson Brower had 11 saves and on some offensive things and had to work on our game,” Dai- Parke said freshmen Rose one serve. She had a great all- said. “We were getting to those ley noted. “Our girls worked moved people around tonight,” around night.” balls that were flying out of Robbings, Kristina Bolt, hard, prepared for this game Payton Pocklington and Dotson said. “Trying out new Jade Lundy added seven bounds.” things worked for us tonight.” and did a great job at execut- Hannah Gundersen played kills for Morton-White Pass, Pe Ell (12-0 overall, 5-0 Adna (10-4, 3-2 league) ing.” well. while Madison King had four league) plays at Winlock on will host Toutle Lake on Thurs- Napavine (8-4, 3-3 in “The whole team is im- kills and 56 assists on the night. Thursday, while Mossyrock is day. at Napavine on Monday. league) will compete at the proving and getting better,” “We have played Toutle Morton-White Pass (7-4 Adna Tournament on Satur- Parke said. “They don’t quit. before and it turned out to be overall, 4-2 league) will play at day and will continue league They keep working hard.” a very competitive match,” she Wahkiakum on Thursday. Tigers Kick Mules in Four play on Monday when it hosts Centralia (0-9) will play said, “so we are focused on NAPAVINE — Napavine Mossyrock. at Aberdeen on Thursday.

Tuesday’s 2A Volleyball Tuesday’s 1A Golf Districts Ranked T-Birds Sweep Centralia Hawes Finishes Second,

By The Chronicle tricts,” he said. night. Will Make Third Straight Centralia was swept by Centralia (11-11, 2-7 in “It is hard to win a game Tumwater in a 25-21, 25-8, 25- league) will host Aberdeen on with no control with the ball,” Trip to State Tourney 11 loss in the Hub City Tuesday Thursday. she added. in Evergreen 2A Conference Wilson credited her team By The Chronicle mined, with some of the state’s volleyball action. Wolves Hold Off W.F. West for their improvement. KELSO — Rochester’s Deric boys golf teams competing in “Tumwater is ranked high TUMWATER — Black “They are playing more ag- Hawes shot a 70 on Day 2 of the the spring. for a reason,” Tiger coach Neil gressively, which is good,” she District 4 1A Boys Golf Tourna- Hawes’ younger brother, Sharp said of the third-ranked Hills kept the match at three sets, beating out W.F. West 25- said. “They will get there.” ment here at Three Rivers Golf Brock, shot a 91 on Tuesday to Thunderbirds. “They are a very Course on Tuesday to easily se- finish at 177 and in a tie for 18th good team.” 17, 25-15, 25-16 here Tuesday in W.F. West (2-8 in league) cure second place. place. He then won a sudden- Payton Zandofsky served Evergreen 2A Conference vol- will play at Capital on Thursday. leyball. The Warriors junior nailed death playoff with two other 14 for 14 with three aces, Mi- down his third-straight trip chaela Hall had seven kills and “We did alright but had a golfers to hold onto 18th place, to the state tournament with seven digs and Miriam Ash few things that hurt us tonight,” and may qualify for the state a two-day score of 143 after picked up four kills and nine Bearcat coach Lisa Wilson said. tournament depending on how digs for the Tigers. Julie Spencer laid down 10 “We really want the shooting a 73 on Monday. He the allotments pan out. District “We tried to focus on con- kills for W.F. West and served finished three strokes behind 4 send 14 golfers last year, and Ilwaco’s Ross Kukula, the de- trolling the flow of the game 8 of 11, Molly Russell served 6 next game to be a has since added two teams. but they got away from us in the for 6 and contributed 16 assists, fending State 1A champion, win and we will make who shot a 71 on Monday and a Ilwaco’s Clark Wilson fin- second and third sets,” Sharp and Jordan Sherfey had four ished third (148), while team- blocks at the net, two kills and 69 on Tuesday. said. “Our passing has gotten a push going in to mate Anthony Yoder shot a 156 a lot better but our hitting has served 6 of 8. Morgan Dunson “It was a close, good battle to finish fourth and Kenneth slipped away from us.” had three kills and was credited districts.’’ of two outstanding golfers on With only three league for her work at the net. their ‘A’ game,” Rochester coach Sheldon fired a 160 to finish in matches left, Sharp has hopes of “It was head-to-head with Mike DeBruler said. “Deric sixth. The Fishermen won the kills for the night but our serv- Neil Sharp, competed well.” team title. a few wins in the near future. Centralia head coach “We really want the next ing and passing hurt us,” Wil- The number of entries The State 1A Boys Golf game to be a win and we will son said, adding that her team District 4 has in the state tour- Tournament will be held May make a push going in to dis- served just 78 percent on the nament has not yet been deter- 21-22, at a site to be determined.

Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports on the Air PREP 45 Gus Penley 20:45.84 RVRG Top 10 Men Pac-12 Football 46 Ben Baker 20:52.15 BLCK 1. Vic Fagerness 661; 2. Jack Cham- Standings Local Prep Schedules 47 Ethan Gaden 20:52.43 BLCK bers 629; 3. Larry Engel 536; 4. Earl Ten- NORTH CONF OVERALL THURSDAY, Oct. 18 THURSDAY, Oct. 18 48 Adam Sebetich 21:08.34 RVRG nant 532; 5. Jason Mayberry 521; 6. Greg Oregon 3-0 6-0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Volleyball 49 Samuel Juarez 21:59.90 CEN Snelson 500; 7. Dennis Rudoff 433; 8. Oregon State 3-0 5-0 Ray Secena 432; 9. Lyle McCollam 415; Rochester at Montesano, 7 p.m. Stanford 2-1 4-2 5 p.m. 10. Bob Viggars 381; High Score: Jack Castle Rock at Toledo, 7 p.m. Girls Results California 2-2 3-4 FSN — Houston at SMU Chambers 244 1 Lauren Pierson 19:39.09 CAP Washington 1-2 3-3 Onalaska at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Top 10 Women 6 p.m. 2 Carry Larsen 20:05.30 CEN Washington State 0-4 2-5 Aberdeen at Centralia, 7 p.m. 1. Joyce Chambers 474; 2. Karen Mat- 3 Nicole Hartman 20:06.41 CAP ESPN — Oregon at Arizona St. W.F. West at Capital, 7 p.m. tis 434; 3. Donna Christian 411 and Mel SOUTH CONF OVERALL Morton-White Pass at Wahkiakum, 4 Hannah Hartman 20:13.28 CAP Fagerness 411; 4. Ashley Date 377; 5. Arizona State 3-0 5-1 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 7 p.m. 5 Christine Maggi 20:23.22 CAP Gerri Sanders 333; 6. Marianne Glacken USC 3-1 5-1 1 p.m. Elma at Tenino, 7 p.m. 6 Alex Bonner 20:36.88 TUM 300; 7. Tetra Moon 290; 8. Misty Secena UCLA 2-2 5-2 TBS — ALCS, game 5, NY Yankees at Detroit Pe Ell at Winlock, 7 p.m. 7 Ashli Ayers 20:43.78 RVRG 280; 9. Bev Starr 276; 10. Diana Picker- Colorado 1-2 1-5 Girls Soccer 8 Berhanie Knutzen 20:49.00 TUM nell 234; High Score: Joyce Chambers Arizona 0-3 3-3 4:30 p.m. Rochester at Montesano, 7 p.m. 9 Danielle Won 20:51.78 BLCK 194 Utah 0-3 2-4 FOX — NLCS, game 4, San Francisco at St. Toledo/Winlock at Seton Catholic, 6 10 Eliza Ramsey 21:09.50 CAP Top 5 Senior Men Louis p.m. 11 Serena Wallace 21:19.25 CEN 1. Greg Kiser 558; 2. Richard Luce Centralia at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. 12 Payton McGuin 21:58.78 CAP 466; 3. Tim Turner 441; 4. George Heck NFL FOOTBALL Capital at W.F. West, 7 p.m. 13 Tori Weeks 22:38.56 CHE 440; 5. Jim Deskins 387; High Score: MLB 5 p.m. Napavine at Forks, 7 p.m. 14 Emily Alexander 22:43.18 TUM Greg Kiser 225 Top 5 Senior Women NFL — Seattle at San Francisco Cross Country 15 Mo Schimelfenig 22:45.34 TUM Postseason Glance 1. Linda Lusher 432; 2. June Con- Rochester at Evergreen League 16 Delaney Carleton 23:05.38 TUM All Times PDT PREP FOOTBALL cannon 420; 3. Winnie Siemers 367; 4. championships at Montesano, 3:30 p.m. 17 Shan Mei Wees 23:19.34 TUM LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 5 p.m. 18 Cheyenne Negrete 23:45.59 CAP Robin Brown 359; 5. Val Reed 313; High Central 2B League Championship at Score: Linda Lusher 155 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) ESPN2 — Deland (Fla.) at Sandalwood (Fla.) Mossyrock, 4 p.m. 19 Sarah Fox 23:53.84 BLCK American League 20 J Van De Bogart 24:02.12 TUM Girls Swimming FAIRWAY LANES All games televised by TBS CCR at Capital, 4 p.m. 21 Maddy Coombs 24:09.65 CEN Top 10 Men Detroit 3, New York 0 FRIDAY, Oct. 19 Boys Golf 22 Lunden Lisherness 24:13.12 ABE 1. Lee Grimes 746; 2. Mike Compton Saturday, Oct. 13: Detroit 6, New AUTO RACING District IV 2A Boys Golf Tourna- 23 Selena Alvarado 24:33.06 ABE 740; 3. Joe Masters 732; 4. Steve Miller York 4, 12 innings ment at Three Rivers Golf Course (Kel- 24 Madison Tirrell 25:03.40 BLCK 724; 5. Steve Fenton 721; 6. Brandon Sunday, Oct. 14: Detroit 3, New York 11 a.m. so), 10 a.m. 25 Roshanda Estevez 25:06.88 RVRG Grose 717; 7. Landon Cruickshank 0 ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, prac- 26 Noelle Bedford 25:13.90 CHE 705; 8. Jack Chambers 700; 9. Dennis Tuesday, Oct. 16: Detroit 2, New tice for Kansas Lottery 300, at Kansas City, Kan. FRIDAY, Oct. 19 27 Lina Phan 25:14.53 BLCK Knapp 694 and Josh Coleman 694; 10. York 1 Football 28 Amanda Forbes 26:47.11 CHE Vic Fagerness 692; High Score: Mike Wednesday, Oct. 17: New York at 12:30 p.m. Toledo at La Center, 7 p.m. 29 Kend. Hendricksen 26:54.59 BLCK Compton 290 Detroit, ppd., rain ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, final Top 10 Women Adna at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. 30 Emilee Witham 27:06.66 CHE Thursday, Oct. 18: New York (Sa- 1. April Harris 659; 2. Hunter Weeks practice for Kansas Lottery 300, at Kansas City, Winlock at Onalaska, 7 p.m. 31 Madi Tibeau 28:02.28 BLCK bathia 15-6) at Detroit (Scherzer 16-7), 609 and Shannon Conradi 609; 3. Te- Mossyrock at Napavine, 7 p.m. 32 Taylor Roberson 28:41.03 CHE Kan. resa Johnson 602; 4. Jennifer Hilzer 578; 1:07 p.m. Capital at W.F. West, 7 p.m. 33 Anna Hermans 32:45.38 CHE x-Friday, Oct. 19, New York (Pettitte 2 p.m. 34 Eman Sahmoud 38:37.62 CHE 5. Sara Broom 574; 6. Melissa Hensley Centralia at Black Hills, 7 p.m. 567; 7. Cassandra Chalmers 565; 8. Ma- 5-4) at Detroit (Fister 10-10), TBA ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole quali- Rochester at Stevenson, 7 p.m. rie Pratt 556; 9. Ellen Lee 551; 10. Kim x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Detroit at New Prep Football Standings fying for Hollywood Casino 400, at Kansas City, Tenino at Hoquiam, 7 p.m. Rushton 539; High Score: April Harris York, 5:07 p.m. Team Ov. Lg. North Beach at Morton-White Pass 254 x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Detroit at New Kan. Evergreen 2A Conference (Randle), 7 p.m. Top 5 Senior Men York, 5:15 p.m. Tumwater 6-1 3-0 5:30 p.m. 1. Tim Schnitzer 698; 2. Lee Grimes Capital 5-2 2-1 SPEED — ARCA, Kansas Lottery 98.9, at SATURDAY, Oct. 20 695; 3. Marc Gosselin 673; 4. Andy National League W.F. West 5-2 2-1 Volleyball Fuchs 621; 5. John Caines 605; High All games televised by Fox Kansas City, Kan. River Ridge 5-2 2-1 Morton-White Pass, Mossyrock, Score: Lee Grimes 245 St. Louis 2, San Francisco 1 Black Hills 3-4 0-3 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Napavine at Adna Tournament, 10 a.m. Top 5 Senior Women Sunday, Oct. 14: St. Louis 6, San Centralia 0-7 0-3 7 p.m. 1. Sara Broom 527; 2. Pearl Steig 475; Francisco 4 Local Results 3. Gerrie McKinney 474 and Ginny Monday, Oct. 15: San Francisco 7, St. NBCSN — Edmonton at British Columbia SWW 1A League Eddy 474; 4. Bertie Dessell 467 and Wednesday’s Results Louis 1 Evergreen Division Joyce Brooks 467; 5. Teresa Johnson COLLEGE FOOTBALL Boys Golf Wednesday, Oct. 17: St. Louis 3, San Dist. 4 2A Tournament Hoquiam 7-0 4-0 456; High Score: Sara Broom 185 5 p.m. Francisco 1 At Three River Golf Course (Kelso) Montesano 5-2 3-1 Top 5 Junior Boys Thursday, Oct. 18: San Francisco ESPN — UConn at Syracuse Par: 72 Tenino 5-2 3-1 1. Brandon Conradi 697; 2. Maxx Player School Strk. Forks 4-3 2-2 Waring 590; 3. Lucas Hart 580; 4. Henry (Lincecum 10-15 or Zito 15-8) at St. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Brady Calkins WF West 72 Elma 3-4 2-2 McBride 539; 5. Shawn Strasser 418; Louis (Wainwright 14-13), 5:07 p.m. TBA Jared Rasmussen WF West 74 Rochester 1-6 1-4 High Score: Brandon Conradi 247 Friday, Oct. 19: San Francisco at St. TBS — ALCS, game 5, New York at Detroit Jarred Gomez Hockinson 74 Rainier 0-7 0-5 Top 5 Junior Girls Louis, 5:07 p.m. Jake Shier Black Hills 74 1. Elizabeth Steen 474; 2. Bailey Reed x-Sunday, Oct. 21: St. Louis at San 4:30 p.m. Nick Huff Hockinson 75 Trico Division 469; 3. Alicia Vint 385; 4. Donna Dean Francisco, 1:45 p.m. FOX — NLCS, game 5, San Francisco at St. Tucker Voetberg Centralia 75 La Center 7-0 6-0 383; 5. Annika Waring 351; High Score: x-Monday, Oct. 22: St. Louis at San Bryce Samwel Washougal 76 Woodland 6-1 6-0 Bailey Reed 171 Francisco, 5:07 p.m. Louis Beau Scott Washougal 77 Toledo 5-2 5-1 Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) PREP FOOTBALL Heath Ohnemus Tumwater 77 Castle Rock 4-3 4-2 1. James Owens 284; 2. Daryl Hull WORLD SERIES 7:30 p.m. Deter Voetberg Centralia 77 White Salmon 3-4 3-3 268; 3. Don Koher 267; 4. Joy Watson (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 262; 5. Jim Clevenger 256; High Score: Diego DeLaTorre Hockinson 79 Stevenson 3-4 3-4 All games televised by Fox FSN — Mission Viejo (Calif.) at Tesoro (Calif.) Daryl Hull 163 Cory Smetzler Ridgefield 79 Ilwaco 1-6 1-5 Wednesday, Oct. 24: at National WNBA BASKETBALL Top 5 Special Olympics (2 games) Tanner Konkright Ridgefield 79 Kalama 0-7 0-6 League (n) Garrett Neswick Tumwater 80 1. A J 398; 2. Melissa 260; 3. Charlie 5 p.m. Seton Catholic 0-7 0-7 Thursday, Oct. 25: at National Luke Hare Tumwater 80 244; 4. Jeremy 241; 5. Fred 230; High ESPN2 — Playoffs, finals, game 3, teams TBD Score: A J 171 League (n) Dave Belt Mark Morris 80 Central 2B League Joel Christopher Capital 81 Saturday, Oct. 27: at American Morton-White Pass 7-0 7-0 League (n) SATURDAY, Oct. 20 Jacob Botten WF West 81 Wahkiakum 6-1 6-1 Casey Turner Hockinson 81 Sunday, Oct. 28: at American League Mossyrock 5-2 4-2 AUTO RACING Nick Stadleman Ridgefield 81 (n) Napavine 4-3 3-3 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Justin Rudd Capital 81 x-Monday, Oct. 29: at American 9 a.m. Adna 4-3 3-3 James Killough Tumwater 82 Week 8 Rankings (Oct. 14) League (n) SPEED — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole Toutle Lake 3-4 2-4 Dalton Morales Ridgefield 82 BCS Standings x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: at National Pe Ell 2-5 2-4 qualifying for Kansas Lottery 300, at Kansas City Ryan Waldron Black Hills 83 Rk. Team Record League (n) Onalaska 1-6 1-5 Tanner Christensen Hockinson 83 1 Alabama 6-0 x-Thursday, Nov. 1: at National 10:30 a.m. Winlock 0-7 0-6 Seth Nishiyama WF West 83 2 Florida 6-0 League (n) SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Devin Daniels Aberdeen 84 3 Oregon 6-0 Brent Chapin Capital 85 Prep Football 4 Kansas State 6-0 Hour Series,” final practice for Hollywood Casino Micah Nakao Capital 86 Washington Prep Football Poll 5 Notre Dame 6-0 NFL 400, at Kansas City, Kan. Kyle Rehm Tumwater 86 By The Associated Press 6 LSU 6-1 12:30 p.m. Keegan Jolly RA Long 86 Class 4A 7 South Carolina 6-1 National Football Conference Austin White Mark Morris 87 1. Skyline (12) 7-0 120 8 Oregon State 5-0 ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Kan- Keaton Sowers Capital 88 2. Federal Way 7-0 105 9 Oklahoma 4-1 NFC EAST W L T PCT. sas Lottery 300, at Kansas City, Kan. NY Giants 3 2 0 .667 Dylan Westrick Mark Morris 88 3. Camas 7-0 93 10 USC 5-1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Taylor Rennaker Hockinson 88 4. Gonzaga Prep 7-0 84 11 Georgia 5-1 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 Aaron Berg Centralia 88 5. Kentwood 7-0 68 12 Mississippi State 6-0 Washington 3 3 0 .500 9 a.m. Matt Lloyd Centralia 88 6. Bellarmine Prep 6-1 63 13 West Virginia 5-1 Dallas 2 2 0 .400 ABC — Split national coverage, Virginia Tech Thomas Coates Tumwater 89 7. Mead 6-1 52 14 Florida State 6-1 NFC NORTH Michael Moran Washougal 89 at Clemson or teams TBA 8. Ferris 6-1 30 15 Rutgers 6-0 Chicago 4 1 0 .800 Kegan Bridges Aberdeen 89 16 Louisville 6-0 9. Curtis 6-1 18 Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 ESPN — Teams TBA Caleb Crawford Black Hills 89 17 Texas Tech 5-1 (tie) Skyview 5-2 18 Cut Off 18 Texas A&M 5-1 Green Bay 3 3 0 .500 ESPN2 — Regional coverage, Virginia Tech at Others receiving 6 or more points: Justin Cox Aberdeen 90 19 Clemson 5-1 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 None. Clemson or teams TBA Brycen O’Hara WF West 90 20 Stanford 4-2 NFC SOUTH FX — Texas Tech at TCU or Iowa St. at Okla- Spencer Konkright Ridgefield 91 21 Cincinnati 5-0 Atlanta 6 0 0 1.000 Class 3A Andy Basel Ridgefield 92 22 Boise State 5-1 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 homa St. 1. Bellevue (12) 7-0 120 Eric Hagen Aberdeen 92 23 TCU 5-1 Carolina 1 4 0 .200 NBCSN — Penn at Yale Cabe Johnsey Black Hills 92 2. Eastside Catholic 7-0 102 24 Iowa State 4-2 New Orleans 1 4 0 .200 Tyler Messinger RA Long 93 3. Mount Si 6-1 93 25 Texas 4-2 Noon Brendan Crouse River Ridge 93 4. Ferndale 7-0 73 NFC WEST FOX — Stanford at California Tyler Maryott RA Long 94 5. Oak Harbor 6-1 58 AP Top 25 Arizona 4 2 0 .667 12:30 p.m. Jared Bartleson Mark Morris 94 6. Glacier Peak 6-1 45 Rk. Team Record Seattle 4 2 0 .667 Zach Whitman Mark Morris 94 7. O’Dea 5-2 44 1 Alabama (60) 6-0 San Francisco 4 2 0 .667 ABC — Regional coverage, South Florida at Alex Botten WF West 95 8. Meadowdale 6-1 40 2 Oregon 6-0 St. Louis 3 3 0 .500 Louisville or teams TBA Jake Hovde River Ridge 95 9. Timberline 6-1 33 3 Florida 6-0 American Football Conference CBS — Teams TBA Shaun Peters Black Hills 95 10. North Thurston 6-1 19 4 Kansas State 6-0 AFC EAST W L T PCT Tyson Larson Centralia 95 5 Notre Dame 6-0 Others receiving 6 or more points: New England 3 3 0 .500 ESPN2 — Teams TBA Logan Wallace Mark Morris 96 Kennedy 18. Kamiakin 8. 6 LSU 6-1 FSN — Rice at Tulsa Ian Forster Black Hills 96 7 Ohio State 7-0 NY Jets 3 3 0 .500 Stuart Ball Aberdeen 96 Buffalo 3 3 0 .500 Class 2A 8 Oregon State 5-0 NBC — BYU at Notre Dame Jordan Weiberg Aberdeen 101 Miami 3 3 0 .500 1. Othello (13) 7-0 139 9 South Carolina 6-1 NBCSN — UNLV at Boise St. Jacob Weis Washougal 101 10 Oklahoma 4-1 2. Lynden (1) 6-1 116 AFC NORTH Joey Scrimshire RA Long 108 11 USC 5-1 4 p.m. 3. Lakewood 7-0 115 Baltimore 5 1 0 .833 Joey Bratton Washougal 109 12 Florida State 6-1 4. Prosser 6-1 95 Cincinnati 3 3 0 .500 ESPN — Teams TBA Ben Frauenfeld RA Long 112 13 Georgia 5-1 Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 FOX — Kansas St. at West Virginia Alex Rambousek Washougal 114 5. Tumwater 6-1 86 14 Clemson 5-1 Brando Miller RA Long 131 6. Capital 5-2 76 15 Mississippi State 6-0 Cleveland 1 5 0 .167 FSN — Kansas at Oklahoma 7. Mark Morris 6-1 50 16 Louisville 6-0 AFC SOUTH 4:45 p.m. Cross Country 8. W. F. West 5-2 36 17 West Virginia 5-1 Houston 5 1 0 .833 EvCo 2A Championships 9. West Valley (Spokane) 6-1 34 18 Texas Tech 5-1 Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 ESPN2 — Teams TBA At Deschutes River Ranch (Olympia) 10. Sumner 6-1 8 19 Rutgers 6-0 Tennessee 2 4 0 .333 5:07 p.m. Others receiving 6 or more points: 5K Course 20 Texas A&M 5-1 Jacksonville 1 4 0 .200 ABC — Split national coverage, Florida St. at None. 21 Cincinnati 5-0 Boys Results AFC WEST 1 Poli Baltazar 15:35.62 ABE 22 Stanford 4-2 Miami or teams TBA Denver 3 3 0 .500 2 Dallas Snider 16:21.75 CHE Class 1A 23 Michigan 4-2 EXTREME SPORTS San Diego 3 3 0 .500 3 Ben Monk 16:23.87 CAP 1. King’s (12) 7-0 120 24 Boise State 5-1 25 Ohio 7-0 10:30 a.m. 4 Danny Robertson 16:38.28 CHE 2. Royal (1) 7-0 114 Oakland 1 4 0 .200 Dropped from rankings: Texas 5 Brandon Huntley 16:45.12 BLCK 3. Cashmere 7-0 104 Kansas City 1 5 0 .167 NBC — Dew Tour, Toyota City Champion- 4. Hoquiam 7-0 80 15, Louisiana Tech 23 6 Denver Parker 16:47.56 CHE Others receiving votes: ships, at San Francisco 5. Cascade Christian 6-1 74 Ari- Week 6 Results 7 Brent Knutzen 16:54.31 TUM zona State 92, TCU 88, Louisiana Tech 8 p.m. 8 Stanley Walker 16:55.20 TUM 6. LaCenter 7-0 58 Thursday’s Game 7. Blaine 6-1 38 38, Texas 25, North Carolina State 11, NBCSN — Dew Tour, Toyota City Champion- 9 Frank Book 16:56.00 ABE Northwestern 6, Washington 6, Wis- Tennessee 26, Pittsburgh 23 8. Charles Wright Academy 6-0 32 10 J.P. Guyer 16:56.99 BLCK consin 6, Nebraska 4, North Carolina 2, Sunday’s Games ships, at San Francisco (same-day tape) (tie) Cle Elum 6-1 32 11 Kyle Smith 17:03.46 TUM Tulsa 2, Penn State 1, Arizona 1 Atlanta 23, Oakland 20 GOLF 10. Mount Baker 6-1 13 12 Thomas Morrissey 17:20.52 TUM Cleveland 34, Cincinnati 24 2 p.m. 13 Shea Temple 17:22.65 CAP Others receiving 6 or more points: USA Today Poll Montesano 12. Connell 8. River View 7. Miami 17, St. Louis 14 14 Dale Broek 17:26.18 BLCK Rk. Team Record NY Jets 35, Indianapolis 9 TGC — Web.com Tour, Jacksonville Open, 15 Cory Richardson 17:38.84 CEN 1 Alabama (59) 6-0 Class 2B Detroit 26, Philadelphia 23 (OT) third round, at Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (same-day 16 Tim Ricker 17:44.62 CEN 2 Oregon 6-0 1. Morton White Pass (10) 7-0 100 3 Kansas State 6-0 Tampa Bay 38, Kansas City 10 tape) 17 Dawit Mengistu 17:47.78 TUM 2. Waitsburg-Prescott 6-1 95 4 Florida 6-0 Baltimore 31, Dallas 29 18 Nick Mallott 17:59.56 CAP 4:30 p.m. 3. DeSales (1) 5-1 72 5 Notre Dame 6-0 Seattle 24, New England 23 19 Ryan Knutzen 18:07.52 CAP 4. Lind-Ritzville Sprague 6-0 71 6 LSU 6-1 Buffalo 19, Arizona 16 (OT) TGC — LPGA, HanaBank Championship, 20 Tony Swenson 18:07.96 CHE 7 Oklahoma 4-1 5. Willapa Valley 7-0 69 second round, at Incheon, South Korea (same-day 21 Will Bardezbain 18:19.77 CHE 8 South Carolina 6-1 NY Giants 26, San Francisco 3 6. Colfax 4-1 52 22 Joseph Bowley 18:25.24 ABE 9 USC 5-1 Washington 38, Minnesota 26 tape) 7. Wahkiakum 6-1 41 23 T.J. Even 18:27.99 CHE 10 Florida State 6-1 Green Bay 42, Houston 24 8. Tekoa-Oakesdale Rosalia 6-1 36 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 24 Andrew Dellsite 18:34.43 TUM 11 Oregon State 5-0 Monday’s Game 9. LaConner 5-1 12 12 Georgia 5-1 5 p.m. 25 Amos Christensen 18:35.34 CAP Denver 35, San Diego 24 10. Darrington 5-1 9 13 Clemson 5-1 26 Nathan Winkle 18:35.75 CEN TBS — ALCS, game 6, Detroit at New York (if Others receiving 6 or more points: 14 Louisville 6-0 27 Derick Cutler 18:36.24 BLCK Week 7 Games Raymond 7. Orcas Island 7. 15 West Virginia 5-1 necessary) 28 Conner Roberts 18:38.31 CHE 16 Mississippi State 6-0 Thursday, Oct. 18 MOTORSPORTS 29 Abishai Thomas 18:47.80 CAP 17 Rutgers 6-0 Class 1B Seattle at San Francisco, 5:20 p.m. 30 Aaron Martinez 19:08.62 ABE 18 Cincinnati 5-0 7 p.m. 1. Liberty Christian (7) 7-0 88 Sunday, Oct. 21 31 Uriel Espino 19:13.37 ABE 19 Texas A&M 5-1 2. Neah Bay (2) 7-0 74 Tennessee at Buffalo, 10 a.m. SPEED — Monster Energy Cup, at Las Vegas 32 Jonah Valler 19:14.25 TUM 20 Texas Tech 5-1 3. Cusick 7-0 64 21 TCU 5-1 Washington at NY Giants, 10 a.m. 1 a.m. 33 Eddie Lilii 19:19.62 CEN 4. Almira Coulee-Hartline 6-1 50 22 Boise State 5-1 New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. 34 Sam Stipic 19:21.34 ABE SPEED — MotoGP World Championship, 5. Lummi 5-2 49 23 Stanford 4-2 Dallas at Carolina, 10 a.m. 35 Ryan Doenges 19:32.02 CAP Malaysian Grand Prix, at Sepang, Malaysia Others receiving 6 or more points: 24 Arizona State 5-1 Baltimore at Houston, 10 a.m. 36 Colton Buster 19:33.96 CEN 25 Michigan 4-2 Mary Knight 7. LaCrosse-Washtucna 7. Cleveland at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. SOCCER 37 Wayne Dixon 19:44.28 RVRG Dropped from rankings: Texas 15, 38 Kaleb Keys 19:48.68 RVRG Louisiana Tech 24, Iowa State 25 Green Bay at St. Louis, 10 a.m. 4:30 a.m. 39 Connor Simons 19:49.24 CEN Others receiving votes: Northwest- Arizona at Minnesota , 10 a.m. ESPN2 — Premier League, Chelsea at Totten- ern 77, Ohio 54, Texas 54, Louisiana 40 Brady Green 19:59.06 ABE NY Jets at New England, 1:25 p.m. ham LOCAL Tech 24, Wisconsin 16, Nebraska 10, Jacksonville at Oakland, 1:25 p.m. 41 Alex Peterson 20:10.14 RVRG Nevada 7, Oklahoma State 6, Western 4:30 p.m. 42 Oliver Zanton 20:25.93 RVRG Bowling Results Kentucky 6, Iowa State 5, Northern Il- Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 5:20 p.m. 43 Victor Egedahl 20:27.59 BLCK Oct. 7-13 linois 2, Louisiana-Monroe 2, Toledo 2, Monday Oct. 22 NBCSN — MLS, Philadelphia at Houston 44 Jordan Larsen 20:39.59 RVRG CENTRALIA LANES Tulsa 1, UCLA 1 Detroit at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 • Sports 7

Thursday, Oct. 11 Thursday, Oct. 18 Tennessee 26 Pittsburgh 23 Seattle at San Francisco 8:20 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14 1. Falcons (6-0) Bryant’s late 55-yard FG preserves unbeaten record. Sunday, Oct. 21 Tampa Bay 38 Kansas City 10 2. Giants (4-2) Stomp 49ers in 23-point blowout in NFC title rematch. Arizona at Minnesota 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets 35 Indianapolis 9 Dallas at Carolina 1 p.m. Cleveland 34 Cincinnati 24 3. Packers (3-3) Rodgers ties Matt Flynn’s team record with six TDs. New Orleans at Tampa Bay 1 p.m. Detroit 26 Philadelphia (ot) 23 4. Texans (5-1) Watt mocks Rodgers’ dance, Packers get last laugh. Green Bay at St. Louis 1 p.m. Atlanta 23 Oakland 20 5. 49ers (4-2) Harbaugh suffers worst loss as coach in San Fran. Washington at N.Y. Giants 1 p.m. Miami 17 St. Louis 14 Baltimore at Houston 1 p.m. Baltimore 31 Dallas 29 6. Ravens (5-1) Own best current home win streak, with 14 straight. Tennessee at Buffalo 1 p.m. Buffalo 19 Arizona (ot) 16 7. Bears (4-1) Return from bye week to face rival Lions on MNF. Cleveland at Indianapolis 1 p.m. Seattle 24 New England 23 8. Seahawks (4-2) Sherman tweets to Brady, “U Mad Bro?” after win. N.Y. Jets at New England 4:25 p.m. N.Y. Giants 26 San Francisco 3 Jacksonville at Oakland 4:25 p.m. Washington 38 Minnesota 26 9. Patriots (3-3) Top-ranked offense beaten by Hawks’ No. 1 defense. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 8:20 p.m. Green Bay 42 Houston 24 10. Broncos (3-3) Manning leads 24-point comeback to beat Bolts. Monday, Oct. 22 Monday, Oct. 15 Detroit at Chicago 8:30 p.m. Denver 35 San Diego 24 11. Eagles (3-3) Fire DC Juan Castillo, promote DB coach Todd Bowles. 12. Chargers (3-3) Rivers’ four INTs, two fumbles lead to epic meltdown. 13. Bengals (3-3) A.J. Green leading league with 628 receiving yards. 14. Steelers (2-3) Lose at Titans for fifth loss in last six road games. SEAHAWKS (4-2) AT 49ERS (4-2) ROBERT GRIFFIN III, QB, REDSKINS 15. Cowboys (2-3) Recover onside kick, but miss 51-yard FG in defeat. Pete Carroll and Jim Harbaugh are old Pac-12 RG3 had already shown he could beat a team 16. Redskins (3-3) RG3 shows off QB-record 4.41 time in 40-yard dash. rivals from their days at USC and Stanford, re- with his arm, since he entered Week 6 leading 17. Vikings (4-2) Defense allows RG3 to run for fifth-most yards by QB. spectively. Carroll famously asked Harbaugh, the NFL in completion percentage. And after 18. Cardinals (4-2) Eight-game home win streak ends in OT vs. Buffalo. “What’s your deal?” in a postgame handshake completing 17-of-22 passes for 182 yards, one 19. Jets (3-3) Green rushes for career-high 161 yards in victory. that could be viewed as foreshadowing to the TD and one INT, Griffin increased his comple- 20. Saints (1-4) Vilma cleared to play, prepares to come off PUP list. Harbaugh and Jim Schwartz debacle. Now NFC tion percentage to 70.2 percent on the season. 21. Titans (2-4) Win in prime time day after Nashville debuts on ABC. West rivals, Harbaugh owns a 2–0 edge over But that’s not what ultimately led the Redskins 22. Lions (2-3) Score 17 points in last 10 minutes to force OT in win. Carroll, with the 49ers defeating the Seahawks to a 38–26 win over the Vikings. Griffin showed 23. Bills (3-3) Byrd INT sets up game-winning FG by Lindell in OT. twice last season — a 33–17 win in Week 1 off his unbelievable athleticism with 13 rushes 24. Dolphins (3-3) Beat Rams despite being outgained 461-to-209. and a 19–17 nailbiter in Week 16. for 138 yards and two TDs on the ground, in- 25. Rams (3-3) Zuerlein misses desperation 66-yard FG in defeat. CARDINALS (4-2) AT VIKINGS (4-2) cluding a 76-yard burst out of the pocket and 26. Buccaneers (2-3) Barber records 45th career INT, scores 14th TD. The Arizona quarterback conundrum continues. down the left sideline with 53 seconds re- 27. Colts (2-3) Unable to recreate second-half comeback magic. Kevin Kolb is expected to miss several weeks maining, sealing the win for Washington. 28. Browns (1-5) End 11-game losing streak on Weeden’s 29th B-day. after suffering a serious rib and chest injury. JAIRUS BYRD, FS, BILLS 29. Panthers (1-4) All eyes on Newton following much-needed bye. Multi-interception games are a rarity, and 30. Raiders (1-4) Leave Falcons too much time after late touchdown. COWBOYS (2-3) AT PANTHERS (1-4) Byrd’s second pick of the day ensured a 19–16 31. Chiefs (1-5) Quinn now 3–10 as a starter after loss at Tampa. Both the Boys and the Cats enter this contest in overtime win at Arizona. Byrd’s first interception full blown panic mode. Tony Romo and Cam Peyton Manning Athlon Sports 32. Jaguars (1-4) Headed from blackout city to Black Hole after bye. came when Kevin Kolb stared down his re- Newton are under the gun following slow starts ceiver over the middle, allowing Byrd to spring to seasons with high expectations. The loser the waiting trap and snag the ball. After Kolb will have a press conference to remember. left the game due to injury, he was replaced by SAINTS (1-4) AT BUCCANEERS (2-3) John Skelton, made the same mistake as Kolb Flip a coin with this NFC South matchup. The — only this time, it was in overtime. Byrd re- Saints and Bucs have split the season series turned the ball 29 yards to the Cards’ 6-yard since 2008, with each team going 4–4. line, where Ryan Lindell hit the chip-shot 25- End of an Era? PACKERS (3-3) AT RAMS (3-3) yard field goal for the upset victory. These teams share a .500 record, but that’s RUSSELL WILSON, QB, SEAHAWKS where the similarities end. Green Bay still has Wilson had the biggest game of his young ca- Ray Lewis out for season; Super Bowl aspirations, while St. Louis wants reer on Sunday, leading the Seahawks to a is No. 52 done for career? its first winning season since 2003. 24–23 victory over the Patriots. The rookie out REDSKINS (3-3) AT GIANTS (4-2) of Wisconsin (by way of NC State) sealed the One week after suffering a concussion, RG3 deal when he found go-to wideout Sidney Rice By NATHAN RUSH had the fifth-highest rushing total for a quar- on a 46-yard TD with less than three minutes Athlon Sports Editor terback in history. His 138 yards on the ground to play. Wilson completed 16-of-27 passes for were more than any signal-caller not named 293 yards, three TDs and zero INTs. On the Not with a bang but a whimper. Is Mike Vick or Tobin Rote. RG3’s 76-yard TD game-winning pass, Wilson proved to have as this the way Ray Lewis’ Hall of Fame sprint was the longest since Kordell “Slash” good a deep ball as anyone in the NFL, while career will end? Stewart scored from 80 yards out in 1996. This Rice’s double-move gave him plenty of room “Ray has a triceps tear,” said week, however, the hotshot rookie runs into the for error, which Wilson certainly did not need. defending Super Bowl champion Giants, who AARON RODGERS, QB, PACKERS Ravens coach John Harbaugh, during are fresh off dismantling the 49ers by the Bay. No need to double-check, Rodgers is still one of his Monday press conference. “A complete tear. So he’ll be out for There will be no awe inspired by RG3, whom the elite quarterbacks in the league. The NFL’s Osi Umenyiora has given the nickname “Bob.” reigning MVP completed 24-for-37 for 338 the season.” yards, a Packers record six TDs and zero INTs The 37-year-old Lewis tore his RAVENS (5-1) AT TEXANS (5-1) The tone of this contest changed considerably during a 42–24 statement victory over the pre- right triceps during an injury-riddled viously unbeaten Texans under the lights on following the season-ending injuries suffered 31–29 victory over the Cowboys — a by middle linebacker Ray Lewis (right triceps) Sunday night. Jordy Nelson (nine catches for game that also saw the Ravens lose 121 yards and three TDs) and Randall Cobb and cornerback Lardarius Webb (left knee ACL). (seven catches for 102 yards) were A-Rodg’s star cornerback Lardarius Webb to a But this is still a rematch of the Divisional primary beneficiaries, although James Jones season-ending torn ACL and defen- Round of last year’s playoffs, when the Ravens (two TDs) and Tom Crabtree (one TD) both sive tackle Haloti Ngata leave the beat the Texans, 20–13, in Baltimore. In that found paydirt in Houston. contest with minor MCL damage. game, however, Houston third-string rookie quarterback T.J. Yates threw three INTs in de- Prior to the injury, there had been feat. Starter Matt Schaub has only thrown four Prime Time Players provided by speculation that Lewis’ 17th season INTs through six games this season. FanSided.com would be his last. In fact, many be- TITANS (2-4) AT BILLS (3-3) lieved he might walk away from the There is still plenty of bad blood between Ten- game after last year’s painful 23–20 Athlon Sports nessee and Buffalo, which is understandable loss to the Patriots in the AFC Cham- Following a torn triceps, Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis may never again do his considering the way the Bills lost to the Titans pionship Game — which ended in a famous dance during pregame introductions of an NFL game. on the “Music City Miracle” in the playoffs after dropped touchdown pass and shanked the 1999 season. The fact that Tennessee fell potential game-tying field goal. But “That’s for Ray to speak on. I ad- With a Super Bowl XXXV MVP, one yard short to St. Louis in Super Bowl XXXIV was no consolation to the bitter Buffalo fans. the fiery Lewis quickly shot down mire Ray Lewis. I’ve said that many two Defensive Player of the Year those notions after falling just short of times. … I look forward to seeing awards and 13 Pro Bowls to his BROWNS (1-5) AT COLTS (2-3) what he says about that.” credit, there is little left for Lewis to This is a Fiesta Bowl rematch between former his second Super Bowl appearance. Oklahoma State signal-caller Brandon Weeden “For us to be here now, I’m hungry The ultimate face of the franchise, accomplish in the NFL. And with his and Stanford alum Andrew Luck. Although the again and I’m thirsty again,” Lewis Lewis was the No. 26 overall pick of son, Ray Lewis III, heading off to his No. 1 overall pick of the Colts was beaten by said in late January. “Every time you the Ravens in the team’s first draft alma mater in Coral Gables to play for the recently turned 29-year-old Browns QB go through something like this, it has after relocating from Cleveland to the Hurricanes next season, Lewis’ when the two played back in January, Luck has to drive you. I truly believe that’s the Baltimore in 1996. The Miami (Fla.) motivational speeches may be better a better kicker on his side this time around. only thing that makes people great.” product was the second Raven picked served elsewhere. Only time will tell. Freshman kicker Jordan Williamson missed three clutch FGs in a 41–38 Cardinal loss. Now, No one doubts Lewis’ greatness. — behind left tackle Jonathan Ogden “He said some things that I’ll never four-time Super Bowl champion pressure But this latest obstacle comes at a — and the fourth linebacker selected, forget,” said Harbaugh, of Lewis. kicker Adam Vinatieri is on Luck’s side in Indy. point in his professional career and a behind Kevin Hardy, John Mobley “When you look at his situation and Giants quarterback ELI MANNING is fresh off of JETS (3-3) AT PATRIOTS (3-3) a big win on the road against the 49ers. But the time in his personal life that may re- and Reggie Brown. Lewis, however, what he’s accomplished and what he Remember when this was a potential preview victory was relatively fruitless for fantasy own- sult in No. 52 retiring from the NFL went on to become the undisputed was hoping to accomplish this year, of the AFC title game? Now Rex Ryan just ers, as Eli only threw for 193 yards and one TD. earlier than he may have planned. heavyweight champion of his draft he’s going to have to accomplish sounds delusional if he talks too much trash. This week, however, the two-time Super Bowl “I’m not going to make any com- class and arguably the greatest middle those things in different ways because JAGUARS (1-4) AT RAIDERS (1-4) winner faces the league’s worst pass defense ment on that,” said Harbaugh. linebacker in history. that’s the way it’s gone.” It’s early, but this contest looks like it will have in Washington (328.3 ypg). Expect Manning to more impact on the NFL Draft standings than bounce back statistically against the Redskins. the AFC Playoff seedings. STEELERS (2-3) AT BENGALS (3-3) Mitchell Rob Nathan Patrick Steven Athlon Board of Experts Light Doster Rush Snow Lassan Consensus Pittsburgh will have had 10 days to regroup This Week’s Games & Experts’ Records 55-36 52-39 55-36 54-37 56-35 54-37 after losing on a last-second FG at Tennessee last Thursday night. Cincinnati is still eager to Seahawks at 49ers (Thu.) 49ers by 3 49ers by 8 49ers by 6 49ers by 4 49ers by 5 49ers by 5 prove itself as an AFC North contender. Even Cardinals at Vikings Vikings by 1 Vikings by 2 Vikings by 3 Vikings by 6 Vikings by 7 Vikings by 4 though the Bengals made the playoffs last year, Cowboys at Panthers Cowboys by 7 Cowboys by 3 Panthers by 3 Cowboys by 3 Cowboys by 6 Cowboys by 3 they still were 0–2 against the Steelers — los- Saints at Buccaneers Buccaneers by 3 Saints by 1 Saints by 4 Saints by 3 Saints by 3 Saints by 1 ing 24–17 at home in Week 10 and getting Packers at Rams Packers by 3 Packers by 7 Packers by 10 Packers by 4 Packers by 7 Packers by 6 blown out 35–7 at Pittsburgh in Week 13. Redskins at Giants Giants by 7 Giants by 6 Giants by 9 Giants by 3 Giants by 9 Giants by 7 LIONS (2-3) AT BEARS (4-1) Ravens at Texans Texans by 1 Texans by 3 Texans by 6 Texans by 4 Texans by 8 Texans by 4 This Monday night party pits two NFC North ri- Titans at Bills Bills by 3 Titans by 1 Titans by 3 Titans by 3 Bills by 2 Titans by 1 vals against one another. Last season, home turf was defended in both meetings — with the Browns at Colts Colts by 7 Colts by 2 Colts by 3 Colts by 2 Colts by 4 Colts by 3 Lions winning 24–13 in Detroit in Week 5 and Jets at Patriots Patriots by 10 Patriots by 6 Patriots by 10 Patriots by 11 Patriots by 12 Patriots by 9 the Bears taking a 37–13 contest in Chicago in Jaguars at Raiders Raiders by 7 Raiders by 2 Raiders by 8 Raiders by 4 Raiders by 8 Raiders by 6 Week 10. In 2010, the Bears swept the series, Steelers at Bengals Steelers by 6 Steelers by 3 Steelers by 4 Steelers by 3 Steelers by 5 Steelers by 4 winning a controversial 19–14 decision in Lions at Bears (Mon.) Bears by 5 Bears by 4 Lions by 6 Bears by 8 Bears by 6 Bears by 3 Week 1 and taking a 24–20 win in Week 13. love our Purchase local them sPorts on Photos? chronline.com Sports 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 SPORTS

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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (4-2) VS. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (4-2) How The West Will Be Won NFC WEST OPPONENTS FACE OFF FOR EARLY SEASON ADVANTAGE AND DIVISION BRAGGING RIGHTS

Don Feria / The Associated Press Seattle heads to Candlestick Park after just four days of rest to face NFC West foe San Francisco in a matchup that will shape the divisional standings. With Frank Gore and the hard-nosed 49ers squad looking to bounce back from a loss to the Giants, the Seahawks will surely have a physical battle ahead. MONSTER MATCHUP: when teams come off a loss, they’re more amped to get the Seahawks Victory THE MATCHUP win. Knowing this 49ers team, Thursday at they’re a veteran-led team that understands the game of foot- Candlestick Would ball. We know they’re going Build National Notice to come bang it, and we know But No One Expects passing yards passing yards we’re going to come bang it. So 31st 26th it’s going to be a game where it the San Francisco (169 yards per game) (210 yards per game) comes down to will, who can to Make it Easy last the longest.” rushing yards rushing yards The Seahawks suffered a By Larry Stone 7th 1st season-opening 33-17 loss to The Seattle Times (131 yards per game) (176 yards per game) the 49ers last year as Ted Ginn Jr. returned a kickoff and punt passing defense passing defense Pete Carroll has an in- for touchdowns. And in Week grained football coach’s belief 13th 2nd 16, Seattle lost a 19-17 heart- in not overselling — or under- (224 yards per game) (183 yards per game) breaker as quarterback Tarvaris selling — any single game on Jackson was stripped of the ball the schedule. His players have rushing defense rushing defense late in the game. Running back bought into that mantra, which 2nd 9th Frank Gore, averaging 5.4 yards he is peddling fast and furious (70 yards per game) (92 yards per game) this shortened week as they ap- per carry this season, has always proach their Thursday show- been a load for the Seahawks. down in San Francisco with the “It’s going to be a brawl, and 49ers. Seattle cornerback Brandon “If it were to happen that we all by a combined 93-11 score, we know that,” said Seattle line- Yet the Seahawks are fully Browner. “But this most defi- were to come out victorious, I’m forcing 14 turnovers and not al- backer Leroy Hill. “That’s how I aware that in a season of early nitely, because we lost to them sure people would find a way to lowing a single touchdown. remember San Fran as long as challenges, this game is their twice, division game — we don’t say San Fran lost it,” shrugged “I think that when we lose, I’ve been in the league. Over my most profound test yet. Not only have any division wins. They’re fullback Michael Robinson. we have a chance to sit back eight years, I’ve played them 14, do the 49ers have possession of ranked No. 1 in the run game “We’re going to keep playing our and realize what just happened,” 15 times. It’s a brawl when you the NFC West title to which the (at 176.8 yards per game on the game, and whoever’s next.” 49ers tight end Vernon Davis play San Fran, and that was be- Seahawks aspire, but they were ground), and their pass game Adding to the degree of diffi- said. “We have a chance to think fore Harbaugh even got there. the only team last year to defeat is coming along. It’s a big chal- culty, the 49ers are coming off a about the playoffs, the feeling “They always had that per- Seattle twice. lenge, and to get this ‘W’ would 26-3 home loss to the New York that you get when you make it to sonality. It’s always been tough. To up the ante, the teams go be so big for us.” Giants — the team that kept the playoffs, and how great it is We know that. They’re even into the game — the first divi- For starters, a victory at them out of the Super Bowl last being there. So we get a chance more so a pounding team now sion contest of the season for Candlestick Park would build year with a win in the NFC title to reflect on all of those things that Harbaugh’s there. ... You San Francisco, and already the upon the national notice the game. when we take a loss, and I think have to get your body ready for last division road game for the Seahawks are starting to earn In their year-plus under it helps us out for the next week. it, especially in a short week. It’s Seahawks — tied for the NFC after eye-catching wins over the coach Jim Harbaugh, the 49ers We can’t continue to lose. We going to be a tough one.” West lead at 4-2. Cowboys, Packers and Patriots. have lost just four regular-sea- can’t.” And one that reverberates “It’s a cliché to say, but each Not that they would willingly son games. In the four games Said Seahawks veteran with significance, even if the Se- week is the biggest week,” said hand in their underdog card. that followed, they’ve won them Leon Washington: “Usually, ahawks are downplaying it. Commentary Brewer: No Controversy, Russell Wilson is the Seahawks’ Quarterback

ussell Wilson certainly throw the keys into the Puget He has the talent to match, His grinder approach is Can you see why Carroll dressed for the moment. Sound just yet. Just close it. Get too. He just beat Tom Brady yielding results. Beyond the believes in Wilson so much? He RHe wore a tuxedo jacket rid of the draft. When you ex- in a game that came down to increased production is an en- doesn’t have an irrational love and black tie to his postgame amine Wilson’s performance two quarterbacks slinging. His couraging sign: The Seahawks for the quarterback. He loves media session Sunday. If he over the past two weeks, his game-winning, 46-yard touch- have emphasized specific areas him because he’s a fast and un- weren’t already married, you remarkable progress shows he down pass to Sidney Rice felt of improvement each week, and relenting learner. would’ve thought he was about is rewarding the Seahawks for like a seminal play in the Pete Wilson has responded. Wilson still faces an enor- to wed his spectacular perfor- their patience. He’s no longer Carroll era. Before the Carolina game, mous challenge in proving mance, the first of his fledgling the befuddled young quarter- After Rice caught the pass to the focus was on third-down he’s a long-term solution. And NFL career. back that he was in the first four cap an improbable 24-23 come- conversions. Wilson went out though he was mostly brilliant Instead, the games. He’s graduating from back victory over New England, and completed 9 of 10 passes and made some electrifying rookie quar- game manager to game influ- Wilson had tall men every- for 75 yards on third down plays Sunday, the Seahawks still terback acted encer. He has thrown for 514 where wishing they had stopped and converted five first downs had a troubling offensive lull, as if nothing yards the past two games. He growing at 5 feet 11. through the air. The Seahawks gaining only 35 yards in the special had threw for only 594 in his first “I was in awe, man,” said were 7 of 14 on third down first 21 minutes of the second happened. In four. Sherman, the Seahawks’ loqua- in that game, well above their half. his presidential No, two good games doesn’t cious cornerback. “I was in awe. 28-percent rate of success in the But then Wilson’s deter- manner, Wil- make him above criticism. It He was a magician. He was previous four games. mination took over. His team- son understated By Jerry Brewer doesn’t even make him the magnificent.” Before the New England mates noticed and followed his the thrills and The Seattle quarterback that the Seahawks It seems that Wilson would game, the Seahawks empha- lead. overstated the Times are certain to build around for rather you describe him using sized red-zone efficiency and “The thing I like most about simple acts. the next decade. Wilson has to three less romantic adjectives: explosive plays. They wound up him is when something goes He’s the anti-Richard Sherman. prove a lot more before he’s bul- determined, focused and pre- scoring touchdowns on two of wrong out there, he’s not one But he’s the talk of the town letproof. But his improvement pared. three trips to the red zone, and of those guys that gets down, nonetheless. should end the ridiculous over- “I always trust in myself,” Wilson completed passes of 46, mopes around,” Rice said. “He’s What did 293 passing reaction to every bad play he Wilson said. “My fear is not be- 50 and 51 yards. always on the sidelines coming yards, three touchdowns and a makes, and it should turn down ing prepared enough, and that’s “Coach Carroll did a tremen- up to us, telling us to keep our 13-point comeback in the last the volume on cries for Matt what I’ve always been like.” dous job of telling us during heads up, stay in the game and seven minutes and 21 seconds Flynn to replace him. That’s why he impresses the the week and talking to me and be ready to go out and make do for Wilson? It should close For now, at least. coaches with his willingness to sitting me down and just saying, plays.” the door on the weekly conver- If Wilson stays on the ascent, put in long hours and study his ‘Hey, maybe we can get a couple He is the ideal quarterback sation about whether he’s the it will be safe to say “I do” to craft. No one will outwork Wil- of shots here and there when in every way except for height. right starting quarterback for him as the Seahawks’ undis- son. He is too committed. He you extend the play,’ “ Wilson But as his sartorial splendor the Seahawks. puted leader. He’ll be dressed is too afraid to flirt with what said. “And so we definitely did indicates, he knows how to look Don’t lock the door and for the occasion. might happen if he lets up. that.” good anyway. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 Life:A& E

IF YOU GO: Scary Nights Haunted House Open Oct. 19-21, 26-28, 31, Nov. 2-3 Friday-Saturday 7-11 p.m., Sunday/Wednesday 6-10 p.m. The Chronicle,file photo E. 3rd St. Bucoda In this 2011 ile photo, a check-in sign sits on a table General Admission: Ready to Be at the Fort Borst Park haunted house in Centralia. $11 with 2 cans for food donation VIP packages available for purchase online, www.Scary-Nights.com Scare factor: Not for the faint of heart, recommended for ages 10-80 No-fright night: Saturday, Oct. 20 and 27, 2-5 p.m. All ages, lights on, no live monsters present. fied? Price is $6

Dead Ending Terri Two New Haunted Houses Haunted House Open Oct. 19-20, 25-27, and One Grand Tradition All 30-31, 7-11 p.m. 2100 N. National Ave. in Bring the Spooks Out the Yard Birds Mall By Delanie Willows General Admission: $8 with canned food For The Chronicle donation Three big haunted houses in the Lewis County area will Online access: stimulate the community’s “fear factor” this month. www.facebook.com/ Two of the events are new, and one is an annual tradi- deadendinghaunt tion for the district. All of the events feature a safe environ- Scare-factor: PG-13 ment for candy, fun, and, of course, spooks galore. Phone: 748-1489 Scary Nights, Bucoda Haunted House at Borst Park The line-up begins with Scary Nights haunted house, a Open Oct. 25, 5:30-8 p.m., new feature in Bucoda. 26-31 4:30-9 p.m. Scary Nights, which is open through November 3rd, West of I-5 off exit 82, in features a variety of ticket options on their website, Scary- Fort Borst Park on right side Nights.com, including a variety of VIP packages that allow of road next to the wading you to “bypass the long lines, impress your date, and get pool Pete Caster / [email protected] almost immediate entry to the nightmares!” General admission: Scary masks and frighten- The haunted house has already featured a zombie walk Donation greatly ing pictures adorn the walls through town, and late the night of Oct. 27 a giant rec- appreciated given to local of a haunted house at Yard reation of the Michael Jackson music video “Thriller” is planned. charities — Centralia’s Birds on Friday in Chehalis. “Shop with a Cop” program Large groups visiting the haunted house are encouraged and the Lewis County to make reservations beforehand. Animal Shelter. please see HAUNTED, page Life 2

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Upcoming Activities & Events Puppets in Centralia, Country-Western in Morton, Crafts Fair in Ryderwood By The Chronicle Wednesday at Centralia Col- Series at Centralia College will Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo goblins who comes the Haunt- lege’s Wickstrom Theatre. feature “Alien Encounters: Sci- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. ed House. Charitable contri- Monday, Oct. 22 The exhibit will include Fi Movies & the Cold War Cul- 153, 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis butions will be accepted at the puppets, props and photos, plus ture of the 1950s.” Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix door for the Lewis County Ani- Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia the artistry of puppeteer Tony Robert Horton will exam- Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., mal Shelter and Centralia Shop Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Petzold. Also participating is ine the underlying political and Chehalis, 740-0492 With a Cop. $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 the Lewis County Robotics So- social anxieties that resulted The event is sponsored by ciety. in the alien-invasion scenarios Haunted House Committee Tuesday, Oct. 23 The Great Puppet Society of 1950s science fiction films, Thursday, Oct. 25 and Centralia Parks and Rec- is holding auditions for a short citing movies both thoughtful reation Department. Because Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, video featuring puppets and ac- (“Invasion of the Body Snatch- Fort Borst Park some members of the commit- doors open at 4:30 p.m., game starts tors. The group is looking for ers”) and silly (“Earth vs. the tee are dealing with health is- at 6:30 p.m.; food available, 736-9030 five puppeteers who can physi- Flying Saucers”). Haunted House Marks sues, the committee is seeking Community Farmers Market, cally hold up the large puppets A regular TV guest on the 20 Years volunteers to assist with event 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Boistfort Street, and do voice work recording for Seattle Channel, Horton also preparations. For additional in- those characters. Also needed curates the Magic Lantern, a The 20th annual Haunted formation or to volunteer, call Chehalis, 740-1212 or info@ House at Fort Borst Park Kitch- communityfarmersmarket.net are students to play the part of film-discussion series at the Dennis Blum, (360) 451-3608. students and an older actor to Frye Art Museum, and blogs en 2 gets underway Thurs- play a student adviser. about film at The Crop Duster. day, Oct. 25, with a “No Fright Wednesday, Oct. 24 For more information, Lyceum is free to everyone Night” 5:30-8 p.m. Growing Places Plans email Michael Duffy at great- to attend and may also be taken The Haunted House will Family Harvest Event Puppet Exhibit to Be [email protected]. as Humanities 286, 1 credit. continue Friday, Oct. 26, Lyceum classes will be held through Tuesday, Oct. 30, with Growing Places Farm and Held in Wickstrom either in WAH 103 or Corbet hours 4:30-9 p.m. On Hallow- Thrift Store is holding a Family Lyceum Talk Will Take een Night, Wednesday, Oct. Harvest Event Oct. 25-27 at the Theatre Theatre, depending on space Look at 1950s needs. 31, the Haunted House will be thrift store. The all day craft ba- The Great Puppet Society For more information, contact open 4:30-9:30 p.m. zaar will feature local crafters is holding its second annual Sci-Fi Movies Jody Peterson at 736-9391, ext. 209, There will be treats for the such as “Totally Tamara.” Then Puppet Exhibit 10 a.m.-2 p.m. or [email protected]. witches, ghosts, ghouls and The Wednesday Lyceum please see CALENDAR, page Life 2 Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 LIFE

Calendar: Country Duo at Roxy Haunted: Continued from Life 1 the Tenino Combined PTA. Continued from Life 1 from 5 to 7 p.m., kids will be Pumpkin Train, Chehalis-Centralia Dead Ending Haunted able to participate in a variety of Railroad, 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., crafts held in the upstairs class- costume contest prizes in five age House, Chehalis room. There will be family mov- groups, $10 per person, 2 years and Yard Bird Mall and Chehalis ies on the big screen projector under free, 1101 Sylvenus St., Chehalis, Shop-n-Kart have recruited a 7-9 p.m, with free popcorn and 748-9593 or streamtrainride.com full house of local zombies and cotton candy. Teen Night will Pumpkin Express, Mt. Rainier monsters to host Dead Ending be Saturday, Oct. 27, with the Scenic Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., Haunted House, a tour through showing of PG-13 rated “Zom- 3:30 p.m., $21-$26 per person, 1-888- the north end of the Yard Birds bie.” As a special treat, the death 783-2611 or visit mrsr.com building, near the old movie metal band “I’m Friends with a Backfire Band, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter theater. Ghost” will be playing on Teen Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 273- Vendors are set to be open Night. Donations of $1 will be 2000, ext. 301 late to accommodate the event. accepted. Dead Ending is open Growing Places is ask- Haunted House, Yard Birds Mall, $9 admission or $8 with canned food through Halloween night and ing participants to help at-risk tickets can be purchased at the youth by donating gently used donation, 748-14889 Fall craft and nut sale, 9 a.m.-3 door. clothing, household goods and This is the group’s first year furniture. Volunteers will help p.m., St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, at Yard Birds. The guests will be Pete Caster / [email protected] unload vehicles vehicle. Chehalis, 748-6510 or k_nsimms@msn. guided through in groups. Even A dressed-up volunteer pops out of his hiding place during a tour through a The thrift store is located at com. with a guide, once through is haunted house at Yard Birds on Friday in Chehalis. 515-A Harrison Ave., Centralia, not nearly enough to see ev- between the Good Health Nu- Sunday, Oct. 28 erything of this splendid event, the annual community haunted making their deposit at the trition and the Goodwill stores. according to organizers, who house. bank to gain access to a “typi- Additional information is Pumpkin Train, Chehalis-Centralia hope to make this an annual The event started two de- cal city block,” only to be trans- available by contacting Lynn Railroad, 11 a.m., and 1 p.m., costume event and destination. cades ago at the Centralia Con- ported to another time and Ford, Growing Places executive contest prizes in five age groups, $10 valescent Center, later known decade when Prohibition ran director, at 807-4304 or lford@ per person, 2 years and under free, Haunted House at Borst as the Evergreen Senior Center, rampant, gangsters roamed the gpfep.org. 1101 Sylvenus St., Chehalis, 748-9593 Park, Centralia eventually becoming a perma- streets and flappers ruled over or streamtrainride.com nent Halloween fixture at Fort entertainment and fashion. Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo More than 20 years of scar- Borst Park in 1994. Opening night, on Thurs- Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 ing Centralia continues in the The theme this year is the day, Oct. 25, will be “No Fright Chehalis, 740-0492 Jackson Highway, Chehalis Fort Borst Park Kitchen #2 with “Roarin’ 20s,” with patrons Night.” Haunted House, Yard Birds Mall, Pumpkin Express, Mt. Rainier $9 admission or $8 with canned food Scenic Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., donation, 748-14889 3:30 p.m., $21-$26 per person, 1-888- Ribbon cutting, Toys “R” Us, noon, 783-2611 or visit mrsr.com 2100 Haviland St., Centralia Lyceum Lecture Series, “The Politics of Food,” Suzanne Nichols, noon-12:50 Monday, Oct. 29 p.m., Roxy Theatre, Morton, 496-5022 Weather Spotter Friday, Oct. 26 Training Coming to Lewis County Fall Arts & Crafts Fair Lewis County Emergency Coming to Ryderwood Management will host Skywarn Ryderwood’s eighth annual Weather Spotter training for Fall Arts & Crafts Fair will be interested citizens on Monday, held on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 29, at 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Oct. 26 and 27. the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- There is space available for fice. crafters and artists of original National Weather Service and home-crafted items. No employees with be on hand to commercials items are allowed. train new and veteran spotters, Quilters, fiber artists (yarn and including amateur radio, CERT, fabric), woodworkers, paint- citizen corps and law enforce- ers, photographers, makers of ment staff, on how to look for soaps, candles, jewelry, etc., are and report significant weather encouraged to participate. events. Call Marty at 295-0096 for Training will include video information and a registration demonstrations. Spotters are form. needed, particularly in rural parts of Lewis County, as well as The Chronicle, file photo Oregon Trail music and dancing, those who have weather instru- mentation, such as an anemom- Tony Petzold holds one of the many puppets he has designed and built with the help of his wife, Deb. An Oct. 24 puppetry open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., event in Centralia College's Wickstrom Theatre will include discussion of "The Artistry of Puppeteer Tony Petzold." Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 eter. If planning to attend, RSVP Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities with Lewis County Emergency Senior Center, 748-0061 Management at 740-1151 or Mount Baker Theatre in Bell- Friday, Nov. 9 be Bill Mallonee, formerly of Backfire Band, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter email at dem@lewiscountywa. ingham. the Vigilantes of Love. He re- Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 273- gov. Albright will play the “Tchai- Oregon Trail music and dancing, cently was named one of the top 2000, ext. 301 The class capacity is 40 peo- kovsky Piano Concerto.” Also open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., 100 living songwriters by Paste Jamie Harvey, 8 p.m., Matrix ple. on the program are “Finlandia” Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 magazine. Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $6, 740-0492 by Sibelius and the Beethoven Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin There is no charge for the Haunted House, Yard Birds Mall, Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia “Symphony No. 2.” Cities Senior Center event, but donations are accept- $9 admission or $8 with canned food Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Tickets are $12, $26 and $30, ed. donation, 748-14889 $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 Potato and taco salad bar, open and free tickets are available for to everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa teenagers 12-17 with the pur- Senior Center, Winlock, 785-4325 Lewis County Veterans Parade, Saturday. Oct. 27 Tuesday, Oct. 30 chase of an adult ticket. They noon, First Street, Winlock may be purchased through Box “Educating Rita,” visiting production Duo to Sign Country Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, Office, (360) 734-6080. Saturday, Nov. 10 from the Evergreen Playhouse, 7 p.m., doors open at 4:30 p.m., game starts Roxy Theatre, Morton, $10, 496-0541 Music at Roxy at 6:30 p.m.; food available, 736-9030 “Educating Rita,” visiting production Folk Musician Returns Country-western music is Haunted House, Yard Birds Mall, from the Evergreen Playhouse, 2 p.m., coming to Morton’s Roxy The- $9 admission or $8 with canned food Roxy Theatre, Morton, $10, 496-0541 Home for Performance Sunday, Nov. 11 donation, 748-14889 Dancing, Jack & the Roadrunners, ater Saturday, Oct. 27, with a in Toledo “Educating Rita,” visiting production 1:30-4:30 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, performance by Jim Aasen and from the Evergreen Playhouse, 2 p.m., Shiloh Sharrard. 807-1761, 520-6518 Seth Martin, a folk musician Wednesday, Oct. 31 Roxy Theatre, Morton, $10, 496-0541 Aasen, from Clarkston, has Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo originally from Toledo, will be Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo been singing and playing guitar Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 performing Saturday, Nov. 10, at starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 since age 14, and enjoys preserv- Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Jackson Highway, Chehalis the Daily Grind in Toledo. ing our western heritage with Chehalis, 740-0492 Performing with Martin will Jackson Highway, Chehalis songs from the 1930s to 1960s. Haunted House, Yard Birds Mall, Sharrard, 20, from Moscow, $9 admission or $8 with canned food Monday, Nov. 5 Idaho, has performed at more donation, 748-14889 than 400 events, including the Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Puyallup Fair. Her main coun- Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, try influence has been Dolly Thursday, Nov. 1 $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 Presents Parton. Tickets are $15 for adults, Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Tuesday, Nov. 6 and $5 for students. To reserve Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Neil Simon’s tickets, call (360) 496-0542, or Chehalis, 740-0492 purchase online at mortonroxy. Bingo, Chehalis Moose org. Lodge, doors open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 p.m.; food “45 Seconds Saturday, Nov. 3 available, 736-9030 10k and 5k runs from Broadway” “Educating Rita,” visiting production to Benefit Tenino from the Evergreen Playhouse, 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 7 Directed by D. Douglas Lukascik Roxy Theatre, Morton, $10, 496-0541 Combined PTA Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Book signing, Jan Pierson, starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, A Pumpkin Dash with 10k “Calamity Jan and the Russian,” noon-2 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis and 5k courses will be at 8 a.m. p.m., Book ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis Saturday, Oct. 27, at Tenino El- Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia ementary. Final Weekend! Eagles, hard-shell tacos, two for $1, Strollers and wheelchairs are Sunday, Nov. 4 other menu items, 736-1146 Friday & Saturday 8:00 p.m. • Sundays 2:00 p.m. welcome. Participation in cos- Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix tume is encouraged for all ages. Ticket outlets: In Centralia at Santa Lucia, and Sterling Bank, Albright to Play with Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., in Chehalis at Book ‘n’ Brush. Also available online at There will be prize drawings Chehalis, 740-0492 for all participants and awards Whatcom Symphony evergreenplayhouse.brownpapertickets.com will be provided to the first- and CH481419sl.db second-place male and female Orchestra Thursday, Nov. 8 226 W. Center Street finishers in both races. For ad- Centralia’s Charlie Albright Centralia • 360-736-8628 ditional details, visit teninos- will be performing with the Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., visit us online at evergreenplayhouse.wordpress.com chools.org. Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Produced by special arrangement The event is a fundraiser for at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, at the Chehalis, 740-0492 with Samuel French The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 • Life 3

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Centralia Tigers’ Homecoming Celebration

What are you most excited about for the upcoming election?

“I’d like to see it over. I’m not much into politics. The most significant thing that concerns me is the direction our country is taking.”

Daniel Jacob Centralia, retired Navy and social worker

Photographs submitted by Deborah Carey, Centralia School District Freshmen at Centralia High School compete in a race during the class competition Wednesday, Oct. 3, at Tiger Stadium. The seniors won all the team events.

“I’m just getting into meeting these people running.”

Travis Chambers Toledo, Centralia College student

Members of the homecoming court included, from left, senior Sy Braaten, junior Nick Martin, junior Emily Keir, sophomore Jordan Sellards and sophomore Katty Morales-Felix. Other homecoming court members were freshmen Cody Parker and Hayden Blaser and seniors Drew Baldwin, Chuck McKeever, Bo Ramirez, Katie Gabbard and Cora Macy. McKeever and Gabbard were crowned the homecoming “I’m not going to king and queen Friday, Oct. 5. The homecoming football game was won by River speak to the issues Ridge 41-34. but my kids are talking about issues. Younger generations are learning.”

Angela Kiehn Packwood, Centralia College student

Junior Nick Martin donned a tutu for the Centralia homecoming assembly Friday, Sophomores at Centralia High School give it their best during the ski race Oct. 3 Oct. 5 that was part of homecoming activites.

“Seeing Bill Christmas In Schulte reelected Lewis County commissioner.” December October

Penny Mauel Chehalis, farmer Bazaar at Longtime Centralia High School teacher and coach Tim Sharon Care Center Gilmore addresses Friday, Oct. 19th Get your the crowd during the homecoming & Saturday, Oct. 20th assembly Friday, 9am - 4pm Name Oct. 5, at the school. in the Sharon Care News Center Great Care At A Great Place E-mail: [email protected] 1509 Harrison Ave., Centralia CH482367cz.cg (360) 736-0112 Life 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 HISTORY

THE LONG VIEW An Unvarnished View of Chehalis Falling Asleep on the Horse and Amputating With a Crosscut Saw By Robert Kennicott would fall asleep exhausted tern or a cloth on the road for with the man’s logging partner, almost fell off his chair. “If you For The Chronicle and the horse would find his him to follow the trail to their built a hot fire and sterilized lived through that, you don’t own way home. cabin. both in a five-gallon kerosene owe me a damn cent.” In the early days of few On one such occasion in On one such occasion there can. The only pain-killer on ••• roads, pioneer doctors had to the dead of winter, my father was a telephone call for my hand was whiskey and both Next week: A young Robert carry on much of their prac- was half awakened by the father to go to a remote cabin men were already drunk when can’t understand why a shiny sil- tice on horse- ver dollar from a streetwalker is sound of his horse’s hooves but the relayed message was he arrived; one coping with back. On many “dirty,” and we learn that the only a winter night on what sounded like wood. garbled and all he could get the pain and the other frantic real love in his life was what he I remember The horse had taken a game was that someone was sick. It and helpless with sympathy for glimpsed through the hedge, watch- trail for a shortcut home and was dark by the time he had his friend. ing the family across the street. being awak- ••• ened to the had followed the trail over a taken the lantern turn through Giving the dying man an- Robert Kennicott was born in pounding of snow-covered log above a deep the woods. In a crude cabin other big shot of alcohol, my chasm with a rushing stream he found a logger lying on a father tied him to the bed and Chehalis in 1904. During the Great a horse at the Depression he bought 120 acres stable door. far below. Dad gazed back and cot. His leg had been crushed with a lantern, a saw and a above town on what is now known it made his blood run cold. in a logging accident several butcher knife; he amputated Very soon Mr. Robert Kennicott as Kennicott Hill, later expanding Bailey, the When Dr. Kennicott had days before and gangrene had the man’s leg. his holdings to 587 acres on which stable boy, calls from the far eastern end already set in. About six months later a he raised hogs, sheep and cattle. would come of the county he would often My father knew that if man came into my father’s of- Before he died in 1990, he gave his to the door and lift my father be gone for several days. Be- there was any hope of saving fice and asked, “What do I owe memoirs to Jan Pierson, an author off the horse, too cold and stiff cause there were no phones in the man’s life, amputation you, Doc?” who spent 25 years living in Che- to get off by himself. On some the rural areas, word of mouth must be done immediately, “Who are you? I don’t re- halis. She has compiled Kennicott’s of those calls my father would stories into a new book, “Prohibi- was the standard communica- but he brought only his medi- member seeing you before.” tion, Prostitution and Presbyterian have had to swim with his tion. People would hear that cine case. Quickly he found a When Dad realized this was Pews,” which is being published horse across the cold, swollen the Doctor was in the area, carpenter’s cross-cut saw and theMARLEY_2col-50"web.qxd:Layout man whose leg he had this 1 autumn. 2/27/09 For 4:59more informationPM Page 1 rivers. Back in the saddle, he send him word or leave a lan- a butcher knife and together amputated by lantern light he visit www.calamityjan.com. TODAY IN LEWIS COUNTY-AREA HISTORY 1004 1889 — Dr. Eitel Turns years as a deputy commissioner The house containing the X Hernia to Happiness of Lewis County “in this rock still was not at home, but depu- ties confiscated the machinery Dr. G.G. Eitel performed “a ribbed republican county.” His and mash. Investigators found dangerous operation” upon a brother, J.H. Long, who was a that some slugs had found their Mrs. Brown, a nearly 70-year- Republican, was Lewis County’s way into the basement and were old woman suffering from a first state senator following the eating some of the mash which strangulated hernia. She had admission of Washington to had spilled on the floor. been very ill for four days before statehood. the doctor was called. He gravely informed the 1956 — Lumber Through 1996 — 100,000 Firecrackers family that he could not save her the Bus Windshield Deputies confiscated a huge JAMES HUGHES 323-337-0300 without performing a danger- cache of illegal fireworks inside ous operation. A Glenoma truck driver learned the perils of “city driv- a south Chehalis storage unit af- “They requested him to do ter receiving an anonymous tip. what he could to save her, with ing” when his Packwood Lum- ber Co. truck had a close en- They found about 10,000 fin- the most happy results,” The ished M-80s, along with enough Chronicle reported. counter with a city bus in Seattle. Arthur R. “Dick” Hanger’s tubes and explosives to manu- trouble started when he went facture about 120,000 more of the powerful 2-inch-long fire- 1906 — How Do You Spell into reverse because he had crackers. pulled into a crosswalk. Lum- ‘Citizen Gorzelanczyk’? “This wasn’t just for fun,” said A German citizen was the ber extending from the rear of Chief Criminal Deputy Gor- first person to apply for Ameri- his truck rammed through the don Spanski. “You don’t have can citizenship under new windshield of a city bus behind 100,000 firecrackers for fun.” naturalization laws recently put him, barely missing the driver. in place. The forms had to be The lumber was wedged in so completed in duplicate, includ- tightly that when Hanger start- 2001 — Take Me To ing several places for the name ed driving forward he pulled the the Tatoosh Hospital of the man and his six chil- bus 50 feet before he realized Should the Morton-based dren. The deputy county clerk what was happening. hospital district have a new nearly fainted when he saw that Police gave the 41-year-old name? Commissioners of Lewis Get YourPawsona he would have to write Martin Glenoma man a negligent driv- County Hospital District 1 dis- Gorzelanczyk’s last name about ing citation. cussed the issue, noting that a Newspaper Every Day! 2 COL. — 50” WEB 25 times. survey a few years before had Fetch the latest news on current events, 1981 — Vader Hootch Is identified “East County Hos- sports, business and much more. 1931 — Famed Pioneer pital District” as the top choice, Only Fit for Slugs followed by “Tatoosh,” “Rainier” Stay informed and you’ll be top dog. Settler and Mayor Dies at 67 Deputies found a moonshine and “South Cascades.” Former Chehalis Mayor still in a Vader basement this Commissioner Glenn Allen Thomas J. Long, 67, died at the weekend, and anyone who pur- pointed out that the most votes family home in West Cheha- chased the illegal alcohol was actually went to “don’t know.” lis early this morning. He had being warned not to drink it. Commissioners also said

come to Centralia with his par- One of the pipes was galvanized, changing the name of Morton | 02-27-09 | MARLEY_2COL-50"WEB.QXD | 20092 | FOX HE — JOHN D’AGOSTINO | ND | DK | ents from Council Bluffs, Ia., meaning that any alcohol pro- General Hospital to “South Cas- It all starts with newspapers. as a ten-year-old lad. He was a duced in it could contain lead, cades Regional Hospital” would This message is brought to you by Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Democrat, but served as mayor a poison. The alcohol would be probably inspire more confi- this newspaper, and the Newspaper Association of America. R10MECH and city commissioner and 20 fine for use as a fuel, however. dence in district patrons. PSA WEB PRESS AD: Send Us You r Photos and Stories If you’d like to share your locally themed story, photograph (with caption), or a combination of both, email your items to Editor-in-Chief Brian Mittge at bmittge@ chronline.com or bring them by the front desk. Be sure to leave us your name, phone number and mailing address

Submitted by Bob Armstrong for Our Hometowns, Volume 2 so we can return the Isaac Shultz shows of his purebred Percheron stallion in this early 1900s photo. The stallion, at left, came from France. It weighed 2,400 pounds and is thought to be the sire of the colt in the photo. Shultz was born in 1850 and lived until 1935. He and his wife had a farm in the Toledo area, and raised four daughters. photo to you. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 • Life 5

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

HI & LOIS by Greg & Brian Walker BLONDIE by Dean Young & John Marshall

SHOE by Chris Cassatt & Gary Brookins FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

HI & LOIS by Greg & Brian Walker BLONDIE by Dean Young & John Marshall

SHOE by Chris Cassatt & Gary Brookins FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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© 2012 by NEA, Inc. Rolling On and Off the Water on a Drive and Ferry Trip to British Columbia By Gary A. Warner the open seas — this is what we fight with natives over a small boat. The Orange County Register came to Canada to see." — Nina Schopka, a tourist from Munich, Victoria to Courtenay Land. Sea. Land. Sea. Germany, as she cupped a paper Ferry. Road. Ferry. Road Distance: 147 miles by car mug of coffee to keep her hands Quote: "The British who came Fish for lunch. Fish for dinner. warm. Pancakes for breakfast (yes, you can west loved British Columbia. They Along the way: Active Pass, be- made it more British than Britain." have fish if you really must). tween Galiano and Mayne islands. A looping trip west out of Van- — George del Falco, who moved to The ferry pivoted, turned and British Columbia 39 years ago from couver, British Columbia, means a churned a zig-zag course around lot of water and mountains that get Ontario in eastern Canada. rocky shoals, deep pockets of blue Along the way: Paradise Fun in the way. But the Canadians have water and within sight of vacation tamed their pockmarked geography Park in Parksville has two "world homes with the maple leaf flag class" 18-hole miniature golf cours- with winding roads, deep tunnels proudly flapping in the breeze. Or- and, most of all, ferries that link the es. The easier one is called Surf n' cas like the area for its Chinook Turf, but I manned up and went Leonard Ortiz/Orange County Register once-isolated villages and big cities. salmon. We saw a pod of eight It's a fragmented trip. Just when for the tougher Treasure Island, A BC Ferries ship makes its way to its destination near Vancouver Island, Canada. breaching and flapping their tails. built around the three-masted S.N. you start rolling along the highway, Good eats: The Tsawwassen you come to a stop at a ferry termi- Sinkaputt. Around the hills, down Ferry Terminal has a surprisingly the slopes, past the cuckoo clock nal. Just when you are relaxing on nice food court with excellent coffee, retirees, transplants like Nelson and rockwatersecretcoveresort.com the deck of the ship gliding across and the sign noting it is 4,773 miles baked goods and fresh fruit. You to London, I battled bank shots, longtime locals. It still has the feel- Good eats: Rockwater Secret a strait, it's time to hustle down to can eat on the deck of the ferry as it ing of a tough industrial town, but Cove Resort. Even if you can't af- your car and follow the rest of the chutes, clanking drawbridges and heads to Vancouver Island. windmills. Result: Eight over par. A with a new lease on life. ford to stay at the resort, stop in for cargo hold back out onto the pave- Good eats: Rhodos Coffee a drink or dinner at the pretty little ment. round will cost you $7.50 Canadian. Swartz Bay to Victoria 375 W. Island Highway; 250-248- Roasting Co., Courtenay. Along cove set amid the woods and water Like Seattle's Puget Sound to the Distance: 20 miles by car 6612; paradisefunpark.net with Serious Coffee, Courtenay had of the Sunshine Coast. south and Alaska's Inside Passage Along the way: The Fairmont Good eats: Atlas Cafe, Courte- some of the best espresso I found on Why Halfmoon Bay: Joni Mitch- to the north, Vancouver Island and Empress Hotel, Victoria. Built in nay. An eclectic mix of Canadian, the trip. Stop in on the way to the ell. If you've ever seen her album the optimistically named Sunshine 1908 by the Canadian Pacific Rail- Japanese, Greek, Mexican and any- ferry if the brown swill at the motel "For the Roses," you've seen the Half- Coast of British Columbia are vis- way as the western crown jewel of thing else the chefs set their minds breakfast doesn't kick start your day. moon Bay area. In high school, I fell ited in a hop-skip-jump fashion that its string of transcontinental, castle- to. You can start out with hummus, 364 Eighth St., No. 106; 250-338- in love with the freckle-faced woman turns out to be manageable because like hotels, it's a grand outpost of continue with togarashi tuna salad 5592; rhodoscoffee.com on the cover (and perhaps a bit with you are surrounded by thousands of colonial-style British tradition in and then have the sockeye salm- the nude — tastefully photographed other people who have done all this Powell River to Halfmoon Bay the far west of Canada. on burger. The approach is more far away and from the back — on a a million (or so it seems to them) Good eats: High tea, Fairmont whimsical than pretentious, so ex- Distance: 60 miles, including a rock in an inlet). Mitchell bought a times. Empress Hotel. No import recalls pect to share the room with local ferry between Saltery Bay and Earl's place here as a hideaway from the Come along for a roll-on, roll- the old country more than that families and serious foodies out for Landing. craziness of fame in Los Angeles and off trip around the southwestern most expensive yet wondrously pre- a romantic night. 224 Sixth St.; 250- Quote: "I'm looking way out at New York. She still keeps a residence edge of Canada's most southwestern tentious experience of "high tea," a 338-9838; atlascafe.ca the ocean in the area and is active in local province. formal riot of pots and silver, scones Why Courtenay: It's the near- "Love to see that green water in preservation struggles. I went to the and jams, finger sandwiches and est major town to the ferry port at motion General Store, where she is known to Vancouver Airport To Tsawwassen the extraordinary creation from Comox. Since it wasn't ski season "I'm going to get a boat visit, but no Joni on this trip. Devonshire, clotted (like your arter- Distance: 20 miles by car and the hordes weren't heading up "And we can row it ies afterward) cream. Our bill came to nearby Mount Washington, the "If you ever get the notion Along the way: Steveston, to $152 for two people, including once dubbed "Salmonopolis," has plentiful supply of motel rooms "To be needed by me tip. The price is steep, but having made for a cheap night after the "Fresh salmon frying BC FERRIES changed from a onetime village Earl Grey and a plate of cucumber, with scores of canneries into a high life at the Empress. And it's a "And the tide rolling in." Fast and efficient ferries are curry chicken, tuna and salmon great place to see streaking Cana- —Joni Mitchell, "Lesson in Sur- suited to long hauls from the Vancouver suburb with a museum sandwiches at 4 p.m. is more than mainland to Vancouver Island about cannery life in the early 20th dian jet fighters over the waterfront vival," from the album "For the enough for me as both lunch and Roses" or short jumps across long century. The only thing that has from the big base just to the north. dinner for the day. 721 Government Along the way: Rockwater Secret inlets. Book your reservations stayed the same is you can eat the St.; 866-540-4429; www.fairmont. Cove Resort. A favorite of the high- ahead of time during peak famous fish almost anywhere in Courtenay to Powell River com/empress-victoria end glossy magazines for its luxury summer months or holidays town. Why Victoria: The most Brit- Distance: 33 miles, mostly by tents set dramatically on rocks like Thanksgiving. Morning Why Tsawwassen? It's the ferry ish bit of British Columbia. It was ferry overlooking an inlet, all linked by southbound sailings and terminal for Vancouver Island. "discovered" in March 1778 by Capt. Along the way: The Patricia a weathered wood walkway. It's a evening northbound sailings along the southern Sunshine Sleeping at a hotel there was cheaper James Cook, the British explorer Theatre. Run by Nelson and her romantic spot. I'm not a huge fan and meant we could catch one of who seemed to have "discovered" son Brian, the lovingly restored Coast can get crowded with of "glamping" — glamour camping commuters going in and out of the first departures across the Strait every other place between Alaska 1928 theater is the centerpiece of — since canvas still doesn't keep out of Georgia the next morning. Vancouver. Prices vary by sea- and Kauai. One of Cook's senior of- the town's renaissance as an arts your neighbor's noise. I checked out son and time. Go to bcferries. ficers was William Bligh, he of the community. The restoration of old the tents and the log cabins, and my com or call 888-223-3779. Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay future HMS Bounty mutiny. With- homes and shops has spurred a vote goes to the less glitzy but more More Info: HelloBC.com, Distance: 24 miles via ferry in a year, Cook would be killed in mini-boom, with the population sequestered cabins. 5356 Ole's Cove sunshinecoastcanada.com Quote: "The cold, the space and Hawaii, his head cracked open in a now at 14,000. It's a mix of artists, Road, Halfmoon Bay; 877-296-4593; Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 ENTERTAINMENT

Ministry of Gossip Lance Armstrong Stepping Down As Livestrong Chairman By Claudia Grisales of serving as this foundation's of Tour titles and other career received from so many people president and CEO of the foun- Austin American-Statesman chairman for the last five years results. throughout the world — sur- dation, said Armstrong's leader- and its mission and success are Experts had suggested the vivors, world leaders, business ship helped spur "immeasurable AUSTIN, Texas — In a my top priorities," Armstrong detailed report could deal a dev- leaders and of course, the cancer progress" in the cancer com- move likely to send shockwaves said in the statement. "Today astating role to Armstrong and community itself." munity and the group remains through his hometown, Lance therefore, to spare the founda- his brand, saying it could benefit Armstrong, who was not proud of his record. Armstrong Armstrong said in a statement tion any negative effects as a Livestrong if he diminished his paid for his role as chairman, also helped the group raise near- Wednesday that he will resign result of controversy surround- public role with the foundation. went on to say he entrusted "full ly $500 million to help those af- his longtime post as head of his ing my cycling career, I will con- Livestrong was created in confidence" to Garvey to con- fected by the disease. Livestrong foundation to keep clude my chairmanship." 1996 as Armstrong's own treat- tinue to lead the foundation and Garvey will likely offer a the nonprofit focused on fight- ing cancer, and distance it from The move is the latest in a ment for testicular cancer was continue its plans to expand its "seamless transition" as he takes the controversy surrounding his series of developments tied to a coming to an end. Over the support of cancer survivors. over the reins, he said. cycling career. long-running investigation into years, the foundation has served In essence, Garvey will as- "Lance's devotion to serving Minutes later, apparel giant Armstrong's professional cycling 2.5 million people and "helped sume many of the roles Arm- others whose lives were irrevo- Nike Inc. said it was severing career that included seven Tour spur a cultural shift in how the strong once held as the public cably changed by cancer, as his ties with Armstrong "due to the de France titles. world views cancer survivors," face of the foundation. was, is unsurpassable. We are seemingly insurmountable evi- In July, Armstrong dropped he said in the statement. This weekend, the founda- incredibly proud of his record dence" he participated in dop- plans to challenge the U.S. An- "This organization, its mis- tion is due to celebrate its 15th as an advocate and philanthro- ing and "misled the company for ti-Doping Agency's doping sion and its supporters are anniversary with a series of ac- pist and are deeply grateful more than a decade." charges while still maintaining incredibly dear to my heart," tivities that will now be led by that Lance and his family will Armstrong will remain on his innocence. Last week, the Armstrong said. "I am deeply Garvey. continue to be actively involved the 15-member board of his agency released a 1,000-page grateful to the people of the Armstrong said his work, with the Foundation's advocacy foundation, but Livestrong's vice report detailing wide-scale dop- foundation who have done such along with his family's work, and service work. We look for- chairman and founding chair- ing among Armstrong and his hard and excellent work over the with the foundation "will not ward to celebrating 15 years of man Jeff Garvey will take over cycling counterparts during his last 15 years, building tangible change." "We plan to continue progress with Lance and his the reins, according to a lengthy most prominent years as an ath- and effective ways to improve our service to the foundation family this weekend and recom- statement released by the foun- lete in the sport. The document the lives of cancer survivors. and the cancer community," he mitting ourselves to the work of dation early Wednesday. boosted plans to ban Armstrong And I am deeply humbled by said. the cancer community for the "I have had the great honor from cycling and erase 14 years the support our foundation has Doug Ulman, the longtime years ahead." ADVICE: Dear Abby Marine Vet’s Decision-Making Hints at a More Serious Issue DEAR ABBY: This is in policies in 2003 and the Marine — MARC IN SOUTH ORANGE, France after only one enlistment, year and seriously considered response to “Worried Mom in Corps followed suit in 2007. If N.J. which gives him the benefits doing this, too. — RETIRED Gainesville, Fla.” (July 13), whose re-enlisting is so important to of the French medical system. NAVY, REDMOND, ORE. son was not allowed to re-enlist “Worried Mom’s” son, all he needs DEAR ABBY: The nonsense Many employers in Europe in the Marine Corps. to do is have his “tatts” removed. about joining the French Foreign prefer to hire ex-legionnaires. DEAR ABBY: This young I hate to say this, but that Read on: Legion shows that the young The legion also has a history man, like our son, is clearly ex- young man knew darned well man lacks maturity. He chose of teaching its recruits how to periencing the effects of PTSD. DEAR ABBY: when he got The issue isn’t to get the tattoos; he can either speak enough French to get The impact of this disorder on those tattoos time served or his honorable have laser removal or live with along. our servicemen affects their abil- he would not discharge. The Marine Times his decision. He wants to be a How do I know this? My ity to readjust to civilian life and be able to re- recently published an article on Marine and is crying about a brother joined the FFL at age 35. move forward with positive life enlist. The U.S. Marine policy regarding tattoos. regulation he does not like? That Wish I had, too. — CHARLES planning. The signs of PTSD can Navy (which the The Corps seeks to discourage is definitely not Marine qual- IN FORT WORTH, TEXAS be subtle, but they are very real. Marine Corps full-sleeve tattoos and tattoos ity! It appears he needs a serious “technically” falls above the neck. They are regard- dose of maturity. — CHRIS IN DEAR ABBY: Currently, the The man in that letter needs pro- under) passed ed as unprofessional in appear- INDEPENDENCE, MO. Australian forces are expanding fessional help. His injuries, while the New Enlist- ance and may incorporate gang- and are unable to fill their ranks not physically obvious, require ment Tattoo By Abigail Van Buren related symbols. “Worried Mom’s” DEAR ABBY: The French with their own citizens, so they attention. — CONCERNED Policy in Janu- son likely knew the guidelines. Foreign Legion is a rational are recruiting members from PARENTS ary 2003, with the Marine Corps The mother said her son is choice for this bored veteran of other nations. The mission of ••• adding its policy in April 2007. bored and lacks focus in college. two tours in Iraq. After three the Australian military is similar Dear Abby is written by Abigail — SPOUSE OF RETIRED NAVY This suggests he may have PTSD. five-year enlistments, he will be to the U.S. military. As a mem- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne CPO His desire to enlist in the French eligible to retire. Plus, the legion ber of the Australian forces, he Phillips, and was founded by her DEAR SPOUSE: You are cor- Foreign Legion may have short- will prepare him for a civilian would be defending the same mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear rect. Many readers wrote to say term gains, but it may also com- occupation. ideals as the U.S. military. I Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. the Navy had passed new tattoo pound mental health problems. He will be able to live in retired from the U.S. Navy last Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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(CC) (DVS) TLC 38 38 Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Secret Princes “Happily Ever After?” Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Secret Princes “Happily Ever After?” Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL TNT 54 54 The Mentalist “Little Red Book” A per- The Mentalist “Pretty Red Balloon” Pat- ››› Drumline (2002, Comedy-Drama) Nick Cannon, Zoe Saldana, Orlando Jones. Rivalry between ›› Stomp the Yard (2007, Drama) Columbus Short, Mea- sonal trainer is murdered. (CC) rick tries to help a former client. two drummers threatens a college band. (CC) gan Good. A troubled dancer enrolls in college. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Adventure Time World of Gumball NinjaGo: Masters Cartoon Planet King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ American Dad Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Paranormal Paranormal Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) Dead Files Revisted (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Hu- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit CSI: Crime Scene Investigation A USA 58 58 Identifying a traumatized rape victim. “Behave” ’ (CC) man trafficking ring. ’ (CC) woman is found dead in a fountain. “Branded” ’ (CC) missing high-school basketball star. 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TV NewsChannel 8 at NewsChannel 8 at Sunrise at 7:00 AM Poppy Justin Lazy- Action Sports From San Francisco. (N) College Football BYU at Notre Dame. (N) (S Live) (CC) Back- Pajani- NewsChannel 8 at NBC 26 26 Sunrise (N) (CC) Cat (EI) Time Town (S Live) (CC) roads mals 5PM (N) (CC) Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Big Mystery Eco Co. Kids Amer. Young FOX Col- College Football Stanford at California. (N Subject to Blackout) (S FOX Col- College Football Kansas State at West FOX 27 27 World Hunters News Athlete Icons lege Live) (CC) lege Virginia. (S Live) (CC) UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Pocoyo Back Zigby Maya Dora... Diego Crema Crema Sabadazo (SS) Fútbol Mexicano Primera División Delicioso (SS) Nopalea WEN Flip This House Flip This House Flip This House Flip This House Flipping Boston Flipping Boston Flipping Miami Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking A&E 52 52 with Hair (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) “Flipping on Ice” (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars Wars AMC 67 67 › Frankenstein Meets the Space Mon- ›››› Bride of Franken- › Friday the 13th -- A New Beginning › Friday the 13th, Part VI: Jason › Friday the 13th Part VII -- The New › Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhat- ster (1965) James Karen. (CC) stein (1935) Boris Karloff. (1985) John Shepard. (CC) Lives (1986) Thom Mathews. (CC) Blood (1988) Lar Park Lincoln. tan (1989) Jensen Daggett. (CC) APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat Pets 101 (CC) Must Love Cats Dogs 101 (CC) Cats 101 (CC) My Cat Hell My Cat Hell My Cat Hell My Cat Hell My Cat Hell Bad Dog! (CC) Bad Dog! (CC) BET 56 56 BET Inspiration Sleep! Sleep! Chris Chris Foxx Foxx Foxx Foxx Parkers Parkers Parkers Parkers Parkers Parkers My My My My The Longshots BRAVO 66 66 The Kandi Factory ››› House Party (1990, Musical Com- ›› Groundhog Day (1993) Bill Murray, ›› Overboard (1987, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Flipping Out Jeff Flipping Out (CC) Million Dollar LA Million Dollar LA edy) Kid ’N Play, Full Force. Andie MacDowell, Chris Elliott. Kurt Russell, Edward Herrmann. upsets Gage. CBUT 29 29 Mon Busy Animal Super Dood Cat in Absolutely Nature/ Things Triathlon Figure Skating Speed Skating George 22 Min Nature/ Things Land One/ C M T 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Social Hour CMT Music ’ Insider Top 20 Countdown ’ Strictest Parents Strictest Parents Strictest Parents Rose. Rose. CNBC 46 46 Ninja1 Cindy C Prot. Tommie Keurig Burnett Paid Paid Paid De Insan Paid Paid 3x Cook Paid WEN Hu Burnett Cash Money Millions Ult. Factories CNN 44 44 Sat. 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College College Football Alabama at Tennes- ESPN 32 32 (Live) (CC) down From Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. (N) Football see. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 EPL Soccer SportsCenter (N) NASCAR Racing College Football Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Score College Football Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Score Score College Football FAM 39 39 Ninja Hoover Melissa ›› Sabrina the Teenage Witch ›› The Little Vampire (2000) ›› Teen Witch (1989, Fantasy) ››› Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ›› The Addams Family (1991) FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. News Stossel America’s News Headquarters (N) News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Fat Yng- Barbe Guy’s Be.- Best Sand. Amer Paula Pioneer Trisha’s Giada Chopped Diners, Drive Restaurant: Im. Restaurant Sta. Challenge Iron Chef Amer. FX 53 53 Humana Get How I How I How I How I College Football Iowa State at Oklahoma State. (N) (Live) Two Men Two Men Two Men ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl Streep, ›› The Karate SHARK Met Met Met Met Anne Hathaway, Adrian Grenier. Kid (2010) GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf ISPS Handa Perth International, Third Round. Golf Central PGA Tour Golf McGladrey Classic, Third Round. (N) PGA Tour Golf Central LPGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love Golden Golden Golden Golden Growing the Big One (2010) Shannen Notes From the Heart Healer (2012, ››› Honeymoon for One (2011) Always and For- Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Girls Girls Girls Girls Doherty, Kavan Smith. (CC) Drama) Genie Francis. (CC) Nicollette Sheridan, Greg Wise. (CC) ever (2009) (CC) HGTV 68 68 Ninja! 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(CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Queens Queens Deck TLC 38 38 Property Ladder Property Ladder Property Ladder Property Ladder Dateline: Real Dateline: Real Dateline: Real Dateline: Real Dateline: Real Dateline: Real Dateline: Real Dateline: Real ’ ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Major Crimes Rizzoli & Isles ›› How Stella Got Her Groove Back ›› Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself ›› Why Did I Get Married? “Legacy” ’ “Doped” ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Long Shot” “Money Maker” (1998) Angela Bassett. (CC) (2009) Tyler Perry. Premiere. (CC) (2007) Tyler Perry. TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Scan2 Reda Bey Poke Ben 10Star Drag Drag Level Level Drama Drama Annoy Annoy Coden Coden Adven Adven Regular Regular Drag Drag TRAV 36 36 Paid Hu When Vacations Mysteries at Off Limits (CC) When Vacations Mysteries at Food Food Food Food Toy Toy Airport Airport Travel Like a Halloween Crazy TRUTV 49 49 Hu Shark Loss Cook Hu Paid Hoover Ninja! 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(CC) 11:00pm KING 5 News (N) (CC) The Carol Burnett Northwest Back- Revolution “Soul Train” Nora connects Chicago Fire “Mon Amour” Two teens Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 Show roads with a rebel. ’ (CC) are trapped in a vehicle. ’ sex-trafficking operation. ’ Live (N) ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Paid Program Sexy Makeup Law & Order “Blood Libel” ’ (CC) Law & Order “Remand” ’ (CC) News Inside Edition Access Hollywood ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation A Person of Interest Reese remembers 48 Hours “The Preacher’s Passion” The KIRO 7 News at The Insider (N) CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News medevac helicopter is hijacked. ’ his last CIA mission. ’ (CC) death of an actress. (N) ’ (CC) 11PM ’ (CC) PBS 9 9 Antiques Roadshow Posters by Jules Shirley Temple: America’s Little Dar- Call the Midwife Jenny forms a friend- ›››› Rain Man (1988, Comedy-Drama) Dustin Hoffman, Tom Cruise, Valeria Golino. The Oscar-win- Austin City Limits Cheret; needlework. ’ (CC) ling Child star’s life. ’ ship with a soldier. ’ (CC) ning study of an autistic man and his brother. (N) ’ (CC) Bloopers (N) ’ Bloopers (N) ’ Bones “The Woman in the Sand” Fed- Bones The team analyzes a BMX rider’s Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Con- Star Wars: The Clone Wars Rescue MNT 10 10 (CC) (CC) eral prosecutor’s remains. (CC) remains. ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) Files (N) ’ (CC) spiracy Files (N) and sabotage mission. Rules of Engage- Rules of Engage- The Office “The The Office “Grief CSI: Miami “And They’re Offed” A mur- Leverage “The Stork Job” The team Criminal Minds “Sense Memory” Un- It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 ment ’ (CC) ment ’ (CC) Coup” ’ (CC) Counseling” (CC) der occurs during a horse race. goes after an adoption company. usual murders in Los Angeles. (CC) in Phila. in Phila. Antiques Roadshow “San Jose” Tlingit Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- Are You Being Are You Being The Red Green The Red Green PBS 12 12 bowl and ladle. (CC) Time Warrior” Time Warrior” (CC) (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) Served? ’ Served? ’ Show ’ (CC) Show ’ (CC) College Football Kansas State at West Virginia. (N Subject Seahawks Satur- Two and a Half Two and a Half The Big Bang The Big Bang Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Touch “Gyre, Part 2” Martin and Abigail FOX 13 13 to Blackout) (S Live) (CC) day Night (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) 10 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) join forces. ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) IND 14 14 Invicta Watches 11th Anniversary: Invicta Watches 11th Anniversary: Invicta Watches 11th Anniversary: Electronic Connection: Shopnbc Electronic Connection: Shopnbc Warm and Cozy Home: Shopnbc NUMB3RS “Hardball” Minor-league NUMB3RS “Waste Not” A sinkhole col- NUMB3RS “Brutus” Behavior-modifica- NUMB3RS “Killer Chat” Serial killer. NUMB3RS “Nine Wives” The leader of a NUMB3RS “Finders Keepers” The ION 15 15 baseball player’s death. ’ (CC) lapses under a playground. (CC) tion project. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) polygamous sect. ’ (CC) wreckage of a yacht. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Gospel Music Hillsong (CC) End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire College Football Regional Coverage. Florida State at Miami or Baylor at Texas. (N) (Live) (CC) Hoover WindTun- Cash Cab (CC) Cash Cab (CC) Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune KATU News at 11 Castle ’ (CC) ABC 22 22 nel (CC) (N) ’ (CC) The Chris Mat- Straight Talk Inside Edition Grants Getaways Revolution “Soul Train” Nora connects Chicago Fire “Mon Amour” Two teens Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 thews Show (N) Weekend (N) ’ with a rebel. ’ (CC) are trapped in a vehicle. ’ sex-trafficking operation. ’ 11 (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (SS) Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero College Football Kansas State at West Virginia. (N Subject FOX 12 News FOX 12 News at 8 O’Clock (N) Leverage “The Stork Job” The team 10 O’Clock News (N) Touch “Gyre, Part 2” Martin and Abigail FOX 27 27 to Blackout) (S Live) (CC) Special goes after an adoption company. join forces. ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Parking Wars (CC) Parking Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Parking Wars (N) Parking Wars (N) Billy the Extermi- Billy the Extermi- Billy the Extermi- Billy the Extermi- A&E 52 52 (CC) (CC) nator (N) (CC) nator (N) (CC) nator (CC) nator (CC) AMC 67 67 › Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993, Horror) Jon D. LeMay, Kari › Jason X (2002, Horror) Lexa Doig, Lisa Ryder, Chuck Campbell. Premiere. The ›› Eight Legged Freaks (2002, Suspense) David Arquette, Kari Wuhrer. Pre- Keegan, Kane Hodder. Slasher Jason goes after blood relatives. (CC) masked killer stalks students aboard a spacecraft. (CC) miere. Giant spiders terrorize residents in a small town. (CC) APL 43 43 Bad Dog! ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell ’ (CC) Too Cute! (N) ’ Too Cute! ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Addicts and Animals (N) ’ BET 56 56 ›› The Longshots (2008) Ice Cube. ››› The Best Man (1999, Comedy-Drama) Taye Diggs, Nia Long. (CC) ››› Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004) Ice Cube. A barbershop owner considers selling his establishment. Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles BRAVO 66 66 Madison confronts Josh Altman. Josh Altman’s temper runs short. Both Joshes face problems. “Sacked By the Money Man” “Broker Blowout” Josh Altman misjudges a new client. CBUT 29 29 National Marketplace ’ The Nature of Things ’ (CC) Hockey Night in Canada: Classic ’ (CC) News Titanic: Blood and Steel (CC) George-Tonight C M T 61 61 Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba “Red Alert” Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Bayou Billion Bayou Billion Redneck Rehab (N) ’ (CC) Bayou Billion Bayou Billion CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Debt Do Us Part Debt Do Us Part Ultimate Factories “Peterbilt” The Suze Orman Show (CC) Debt Do Us Part Debt Do Us Part Paid Program Hair Restoration CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) Voters in America: Who Counts Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) Voters in America: Who Counts CNNH 45 45 Voters in America: Who Counts Piers Morgan Tonight The Investigators Body of Evidence Body of Evidence Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) COM 60 60 National-Van › Joe Dirt (2001, Comedy) David Spade, Dennis Miller, Brittany Daniel. A mullet- Jeff Dunham: Minding the Monsters Key & Peele (CC) Jeff Dunham: Minding the Monsters Brickleberry (CC) ›› Office Space Wilder headed janitor relates his personal tale of woe. (CC) Jeff Dunham performs. (CC) Jeff Dunham performs. (CC) (1999) (CC) D I S 41 41 Austin & Ally ’ Shake It Up! ’ A.N.T. Farm ’ A.N.T. Farm (CC) Gravity Falls ’ Gravity Falls ’ Gravity Falls ’ Gravity Falls ’ Make Your Mark: Shake It Up Result Show (N) ’ (CC) My Babysitter Gold Rush: Alaska “Never Say Die” Alaska: The Last Frontier Kitcher’s Alaska: The Last Frontier Jane and Atz Alaska: The Last Frontier Battling the Gold Rush “The Long Road” The Alaska: The Last Frontier Battling the DSC 8 8 Jack puts his life on the line. (CC) struggle with a harsh winter. (CC) Lee are desperate for food. (CC) elements and predators. ’ (CC) struggle to get to the gold. ’ (CC) elements and predators. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 E! News Fashion Police The styles and trends ››› Pride & Prejudice (2005, Drama) Keira Knightley, Matthew MacFadyen, Judi Dench. A man The Soup Keeping Up With the Kardashians Rob of the 1990’s. begins a convoluted courtship with a young woman. hurts Bruce’s feelings. College Football Alabama at Tennes- College Football College Football Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College Football ESPN 32 32 see. (N) (Live) Scoreboard (N) Final (N) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Football SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College Football Final (N) (CC) Baseball Tonight FAM 39 39 ›› Addams Family Values (1993, Comedy) Anjelica Huston, Raul Julia. ›› Hocus Pocus (1993, Comedy) Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker. ›› Hocus Pocus (1993, Comedy) Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker. 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(CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup Lockup Lockup Lockup Wabash MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked “Jail” Pranked ’ NBCS 34 34 MLS Soccer: Union at Dynamo NFL Turning Point Action Sports ’ (CC) MLS Soccer Philadelphia Union at Houston Dynamo. NICK 40 40 Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) iCarly (N) (CC) Victorious (N) ’ Big Time Rush How to Rock (N) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Enough (2002, Suspense) Jennifer Lopez, Billy Campbell. (CC) ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda. (CC) ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda. (CC) R O OT 31 31 High School Football Lakeside at Seattle Prep. College Football Wyoming at Fresno State. (N) (Live) College Football Montana at North Dakota. Bar Rescue “Bikini Bar Rescue “On the Rocks” Jon must Bar Rescue Pirate-themed bar in Silver Bar Rescue “Murphy’s Mess” Jon must Bar Rescue Jon shows the door to one Bar Rescue “Bottomless Pit” A failing Bar Rescue “We- SPIKE 57 57 Bust” ’ save a former smoker’s haven. Spring, Md. ’ fix a rat-infested bar. ’ of the owners. ’ dive bar in Orange, Calif. ’ ber’s of Lies” ’ SYFY 59 59 ››› Stake Land (2010) Nick Damici. ›› Daybreakers (2009, Horror) Ethan Hawke, Willem Dafoe. (CC) ›› Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009) Michael Sheen, Bill Nighy. (CC) ››› Stake Land (2010) Nick Damici. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power ’ (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Not a Fan Travel the Road A Vow to Cherish (1999, Drama) Barbara Babcock, Ken Howard. Live at Oak Tree Virtual Memory TBS 55 55 MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at New York Yankees. American League Championship Series, Game 6. Inside MLB (N) The Big Bang The Big Bang ››› 300 (2007, Action) Gerard Butler, Lena Headey, David Wenham. Badly out- (If necessary). (N) (Live) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) numbered Spartan warriors battle the Persian army. (CC) TLC 38 38 Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Kidnapped for 18 Years TNT 54 54 ›› Why Did I Get Married? (2007) ››› Hitch (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James. A smooth-talker helps a ››› Hitch (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James. A smooth-talker helps a Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson. (CC) shy accountant woo an heiress. (CC) (DVS) shy accountant woo an heiress. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 World of Gumball World of Gumball ›› Hoodwinked! (2005, Comedy) Voices of Anne Hathaway, Glenn Close. Venture Bros. Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show Black Dynamite The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 America’s Scariest Halloween Attr. Legends Of Alaska (N) (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures Tombstone, Ariz. Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Top 20 Most Shocking Wipeout “Feed Jill” ’ (CC) Wipeout “Couples” ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) Top 20 Most Shocking Top 20 Most Shocking USA 58 58 ›› Couples Retreat (2009, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Jason Bateman. Four ›› Eat Pray Love (2010, Drama) Julia Roberts, James Franco, Javier Bardem. Premiere. A divorcee embarks on a global › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam couples endure therapy sessions at a tropical resort. (CC) quest to change her life. (CC) Sandler, Winona Ryder. (CC) VH1 62 62 I’m Married to A... ’ ››› The Lost Boys (1987, Horror) Jason Patric, Corey Haim. ’ (CC) Couples Therapy ’ Rehab With Dr. Drew ’ Love & Hip Hop “Reality Check” ’

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