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The Chronicle / file photo A pocket gopher is held by a researcher in 2010 near the Mima Mounds. Mazama Gophers Get Endangered

Species Status Pete Caster / [email protected] Centralia police oicer Angie Humphrey contacts a "suspicious person" on the side of Galvin Road near the Judy's Country Kitchen parking lot in Centralia on Wednesday, April 2. Humphrey explained to the man, who she recognized and suspected was on drugs, to get away from the road because it was LISTED: South Thurston County dangerous. The man obliged and went on his way. Farming Exempted Through Special Rule FIVE: Law Enforcement By Kyle Spurr Leaders Say Women Play [email protected] an Important Role Despite The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service an- Their Low Numbers nounced Tuesday it has listed four sub- By Stephanie Schendel species of the Mazama pocket gopher as protected under the Endangered Species [email protected] Act. Women are a minority in law The four subspecies, only found in enforcement agencies across the Thurston and Pierce counties, were con- United States. sidered threatened species and would In Lewis County, the number likely become endangered throughout all of female police officers is so few or a significant portion of their range in that they can be counted on one hand. please see GOPHERS, page Main 11 Law enforcement has always been, and continues to be, a male-dominated career. While the number of female officers has Centralia increased nationwide during the past 20 years, the U.S. Depart- College Names Lewis County Sherif's Deputy Sue Shannon drives along U.S. Highway 12 on her way to Morton on Thursday, ment of Justice estimates women Oct. 3, 2013. still make up only about 13 percent of police forces in county, city Four Candidates and state departments. For Lewis County’s biggest for President agencies — Chehalis, Centralia and the sheriff’s office — the per- By Christopher Brewer centage is less than half of the na- [email protected] tional average. While about 90 commissioned Centralia College has narrowed the police officers work in Lewis search for its next president to four can- County, excluding the Washing- didates, all of whom currently reside out- ton State Patrol, five are women. side Lewis County. The college’s Presidential Search THE CENTRALIA POLICE Depart- Committee has named the following ment has two female patrol of- candidates: Nathan Church, provost of ficers: Patricia Finch and Angie World Education University in Rancho Humphrey. The sheriff’s office Mirage, Calif.; Birgitte Ryslinge, inter- has Sue Shannon, who patrols in im president of the Sylvania campus of the east end of the county, and Portland Community College in Port- Stacy Brown, who is the spokes- land, Ivan L. Gorne, vice president of stu- woman and the chief civil deputy. dent services, facilities and operations at Chehalis Police Sgt. Gwen Bates Technical College in Tacoma; and Carrell, who has worked for the Patricia Finch maintains her post during a recent standof involving a suicidal man in the Logan District of please see COLLEGE, page Main 11 Centralia. She is one of two female oicers in the Centralia Police Department. please see BADGE, page Main 16

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Community Calendar Today WHAT’S HAPPENING? Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you would like Chris Guenther, 7:30 p.m., PJ’s Pizza, 1232 Alder included in the Community Calendar, St., Centralia, (360) 736-0101 please email your information to “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., 4162 Jack- [email protected]. Include a son Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 daytime telephone number where you Public Agencies can be reached. There is no charge for these listings. Centralia Planning Commission, 6 p.m., coun- For questions about calendar items, cil chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) 330-7671 (360) 807-8238. Centralia College Board of Trustees, 3 p.m., Cen- Editor’s Best Bet tralia College East, Morton, (360) 736-9391, ext. 231 Libraries 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, ‘The Uninvited’ to Be Performed (360) 262-3041 Book Babies, for babies birth-245 months, Whiskey & Roses, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek at Evergreen Playhouse 10 a.m., Chehalis, 11 a.m., Centralia Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 “The Uninvited,” a ghost story be a Thursday pay-what-you-can The Chancy & Narly Show: Playing With Words, Vinyl Roulette, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, by playwright Tim Kelly, opens night at 7:30 p.m. April 17. for all ages, with Nancy Stewart and Charlie Wil- Chehalis, free liams, 2 p.m., Chehalis Friday at the Evergreen Playhouse Tickets are $15 on Fridays and Junior PageTurners Book Group for Kids, for chil- in Centralia Saturdays, and $10 on Sundays. dren grades 1-3, “The Frogs Wore Red Suspenders,” Libraries The play, directed by Shane They can be bought at Santa Lucia by Jack Prelutsky, 3:30 p.m., Tenino Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 a.m., Salkum Rivers, will be presented in a film- Coffee, Centralia; Sterling Bank, The Knitting Circle, for adults, 4 p.m., Salkum Preschool Story Time, for children 3-6 years noir style, complete with grayscale Chehalis; brownpapertickets,com; Sing Along Family Story Time, for children, 10 a.m., Chehalis set, costumes and makeup or the Evergreen Playhouse web- 5:30 p.m., Centralia Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 a.m., The play will run April 11-13, site www.evergreenplayhouse. Schafer Bros. Logging Fim and Book Signing, by Winlock 17-20 and 25-27. Show times are Peter Reid, member of the Schafer family, 6 p.m., com. All proceeds from the play Youth PageTurners: The Shakespeare Stealer, for Oakville 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and will go to help support Evergreen children grades 4-6, 3:30 p.m., Winlock 2 p.m. on Sundays. There also will Playhouse. Organizations Stuffed Animal Sleepover, for children, 4 p.m., Tenino Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Bucoda Oddfellows Community Center, 202 S. Main, Friday Family Films, all ages, 4 p.m., Tenino Bucoda, (360) 273-9724 Organizations United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., Kit Carson kovich, the latter had by far the most diffi- lunch for the first 100 guests. banquet room, Chehalis, (360) 388-5252 Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, 7:30 p.m., Bu- cult life. When the Soviets came to power Admission to the gallery is $4, but Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., coda Oddfellows Community Center, 202 S. Main in 1917, unlike other great composers such there is no charge for the Civil War pro- Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, St., Bucoda, (360) 273-3604 as Stravinsky and Prokofiev, Shostakovich gram. The museum is located at 100 SW (360) 485-2852 Lewis County Writers critique session, 5:30 p.m., chose to remain in Russia. This decision led Veterans Way, Chehalis. For more infor- Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the American Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, http://lewiscounty- mation, call (360) 740-8875. writers.wordpress.com/ to a life of nightmares and constant fears of Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church, being imprisoned because the political elite 2190 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, September-May, Support Groups didn’t care for his music, and caused spiral- (360) 740-5899 ing physical and emotional health problems. Lewis County Writers, critique session, H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage Marine Corps Auxiliary Plans 5:30-7:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., But, out of this hard life came some of http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress.com Tenino, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] the greatest music composed in the 20th Flapjack Fundraiser Chehalis Lions Club, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Community Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring century. Tickets are $12; students get in free Room, Vernetta Smith Chehalis Timberland Library, Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, with a paying adult. The Lewis County Marine Corps (360) 785-0210 (360) 748-3401 For more information, visit League Auxiliary will be holding a flap- www.northwestwindsymphony.org. jack fundraiser 8-10 a.m. Saturday at Support Groups the Chehalis Applebee’s. Breakfast will “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a Saturday, April 12 include scrambled eggs, two pancakes, loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Morton Commu- two pieces of bacon, two sausages and a nity Methodist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) 330-2640 Wind Symphony to Feature Veterans Museum choice of coffee, tea, apple or orange juice. Parkinson’s Disease Support Group (Chehalis Music of Shostakovich Plans Program on 1864 Tickets are $10 per person. Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Kirkland Road, Proceeds will be used for postage to Chehalis, go to left and enter at rear of church, The Northwest Wind Symphony will Civil War Events send care packages to overseas Marines, (360) 740-5556 conclude this season’s tribute to three 20th The Veterans Memorial Museum will local Marine families in need and for Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- century composers with a performance at 7 Operation Little Angels (school supplies, manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, p.m. Saturday at Centralia College’s Corbet have a program Saturday that will com- Centralia, (360) 736-9268 Theatre. memorate the Civil War events in 1964. Christmas gifts, etc., for local children). The concert will focus on the music of There will be lectures on the Battle of Tickets may be purchased at the door. Dmitri Shostakovich, one of the most fa- the Wilderness and other events. Living For more information, call Joey, Friday, April 11 mous Russian composers of the century. historians will be on had giving demon- (360)280-6827, or Kathy, (360) 273-5105. Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank and Ex- Oregon Trail music and dancing, open mic with Included on the program are his “Festive strations and showing artifacts from the Civil War. change, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Christian Church, Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz Prairie Grange, Overture,” his “Piano Concerto No. 2” and 111 NW Prindle St., (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 There will be infantry, cavalry and (360) 864-2023 the finale to his energetic “Symphony No. 5.” Whiskey & Roses, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Of the three composers the Northwest artillery on hand. Cannon will be firing Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 Center Wind Symphony has focused on this season every hour. Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, — John Williams, Gustav Holst and Shosta- At noon, there will be a free Subway please see CALENDAR, page Main 11 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for April 10, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 51.89 65.0 0.00 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 80s L 75.12 85.0 +0.03 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s M 10.5 M 50s H Cowlitz at Randle 40s Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy 8.74 18.0 +0.59 30s H 60º 40º 62º 42º 61º 40º 68º 44º 60º 42º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 8.59 ---- +0.11 10s 0s

This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:31 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 7:54 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 57 Moonrise ...... 3:27 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 37 57/45 70/43 Moonset...... 4:16 a.m. Normal High ...... 61 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 40 53/42 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 82 in 1949 Seattle Anchorage 37/16 s 43/24 s Record Low...... 28 in 1935 59/45 Boise 69/42 s 72/42 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Full Last New First Boston 61/45 s 57/45 mc Yesterday ...... 0.05" 59/40 62/36 4/15 4/22 4/29 5/6 Dallas 83/60 s 81/62 s Month to date ...... 0.79" Tacoma Honolulu 83/67 pc 82/68 pc Normal month to date ...1.17" Centralia 59/42 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 91/68 s 89/66 s Year to date...... 18.80" 60/40 Yakima Nashville 74/52 s 75/55 s Normal year to date ....18.12" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 97/66 s 97/65 s 66/38 Longview 59/39 Trees High High St. Louis 75/52 sh 73/56 sh Salt Lake City 69/50 s 74/51 s AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 62/39 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 65/51 pc 64/51 pc Yesterday weather. 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The heist caused a short lock- down of Oakville School as police unsuccessfully searched the surrounding area for the suspects. Police responded to the Green Harbour Medical Marijuana Co- Op, located on the 100 block of East Pine Street, shortly after 9 a.m. when the owner of the business called police to report the robbery, according to Steve Shu- mate, chief criminal deputy for the Grays Harbor County Sher- iff’s Department. The owner told police that at about 9:13 a.m. he had just opened for business when two men came up behind him near the back door of the store and stuck something on his back, according to Shumate. The owner Pete Caster / [email protected] assumed it was a gun, but he nev- A sign on the door at Green Harbour Co-op informs patients that the dispensary is closed as of Tuesday afternoon in Oakville. The Oakville medical marijuana dispen- er actually saw a firearm. sary was robbed on Tuesday morning and the suspects are still at large. The men ordered the owner to retrieve money and marijuana cameras in the business, the iff’s Office, the Washington State products from the safe. The own- owner told police that there were Patrol and Elma police searched er complied, and the two men no cameras in that area of the the area. A Thurston County K-9 fled the business on foot and went store or in the room where the also responded but was unable to north with marijuana products safe was located, Shumate said. track the suspects. and an undisclosed amount of The Oakville School was Anyone with information cash. The owner was not injured. locked down as a precaution- about the robbery is asked to call Shumate said police believe ary measure as officers from the the Grays Harbor Communica- the business was targeted due to Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s tions Center at (360) 533-8765, or its products. Department, Chehalis tribal po- the sheriff’s department at (360) While there are surveillance lice, the Thurston County Sher- 249-3711. DNR: Wildfire Season Officially Begins April 15; Fires Already Reported By The Chronicle burned more 126,000 acres of woods must have approved spark While wildfire season doesn’t land, according to a press release arresters and follow fire safety officially start until April 15, 20 from the DNR. About 94 percent precautions. In addition, people forest fires have already been re- of those fires were contained to who work in the woods need to ported on state lands this year, less than 10 acres. An estimated have fire prevention and extin- according to the Department of 70 percent of wildfires on DNR- guishing equipment at the job site. Natural Resources. protected land in 2013 were be- Workers must also be trained in Wildfires pose the risk of lieved to be human-caused. how to use that equipment. damaging natural resources as DNR reminds the public of • Smoking cigarettes or light- well as homes, and can threaten the following: ing fireworks in forested areas the safety of the public. • During fire season, people near roads, gravels pits or other In 2013, a total of 764 fires using motorized equipment in the clearings is restricted. Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 LOCAL Riverside Motel Property Demolished After Sale NEW OWNERS: Former Owner Sold Parcel to AZ Centralia LLC for $367,000 March 31 By Christopher Brewer [email protected] A long-abandoned property on Centralia’s main Harrison Avenue strip that once served as a stop for travelers to the Hub City is meeting its final demise, just after the property was sold to a new owner. The Riverside Motel is no more, with Kugel Construc- tion of Chehalis performing demolition on the decrepit property. The company began tearing down the buildings on the corner of Harrison Avenue and Bridge Street late last week, and expected to finish by today, company owner Adam Kugel said. The demolition of the old buildings follows the sale of the property, which took place March 31, according to online tax records. Those files indicate the property changed hands from previous owner Harshida Thakor to AZ Centralia LLC March 31. The limited-liability corporation bought the parcel for $367,000. The city of Centralia deemed Pete Caster / [email protected] the old motel, which was built in Josh McKenna pushes debris toward a scrap pile as Kugel Construction workers demolish the old Riverside Motel at the corner of Harrison Avenue and East Bridge 1950, uninhabitable in 2009. In Street in Centralia on Tuesday afternoon. recent years, several incidents have plagued the property, in- though the exact cause remains cluding locations in Olympia, man for the company had told planned store has become home cluding two fires. The first, in undetermined. Yelm, Tumwater and Lacey. The Chronicle in late January the to a new business of its own, as January 2010, was ruled arson; Future plans for the site in- The Chronicle reached out to company hoped to open its local Dutch Bros. Coffee opened last the property burned again in clude an AutoZone automotive AutoZone to see when the com- store in November and will likely Friday. early February of this year in parts store, the first in Lewis pany planned to begin construc- employ 12 people. ••• a blaze fire officials believed County. AutoZone owns several tion, but as of Wednesday that Meanwhile, the property Christopher Brewer: (360) was caused by human activity, stores in Thurston County, in- call was not returned. A spokes- across Bridge Street from the 807-8235 News in Brief Centralia Man cle accident early Tuesday morn- Towns, of Elma, swerved to miss ing 4 miles west of Oakville, ac- a deer standing in the road, ac- Transported to cording to the Washington State cording to the State Patrol. The Patrol. car left the road, rolled twice and Hospital After Crash Zachary C. Cline was a pas- came to a rest on its top, partially Near Oakville senger in a black 2002 Acura blocking the road for about an RSX that was traveling west- hour. By The Chronicle bound on U.S. Highway 12 at Both the passenger and driv- A 27-year-old Centralia man about 7:30 a.m. when the driver er were wearing seat belts. The was hospitalized after a one-vehi- of the car, 23-year-old Jessica D. driver will not be cited. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014

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Pearl St., Centralia Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 In this photo taken Feb. 24, Dave Kois shows visitors his marijuana plants in a grow room of his Olympia Loaded Soda business, which provides marijuana-infused prod- Home delivery ucts like soda and chocolate, to medical marijuana dispensaries. Kois hopes to open a business in Centralia, but said Tuesday he will now reconsider after the Centralia One month ...... $12.90 City Council extended a ban on marijuana retail businesses for another six months. Kois said he will also consider iling a lawsuit against the city. 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Balances “Citizens voted for it in our may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers Possible, He Says state,” Greenwood Jr. said. “I in Education. Dave Kois think we should just move for- By Kyle Spurr marijuana business owner ward with it.” BACK ISSUES [email protected] Kois was planning to pur- Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- With the council’s inaction, ness like any other business,” chase the property in Centralia able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks Potential pot retailers such as Wednesday, but with the coun- old are $2 per issue. Dave Kois, of Olympia, will have Kois said he will have to either Kois said. “Recreational marijua- cil’s decision, he is now research- THE NEWSROOM to wait another six months to find a new city to build in or pos- na is going to be the most tightly sibly sue the city of Centralia for ing other options, including legal For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact open a business in Centralia. regulated in the state. I don’t delaying his plans. think they get it.” action against the city. the appropriate person listed below. Even then, the businesses Kois said he is in a difficult Councilors John Elmore, Pat- “We were under the assump- REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR may face a permanent local ban, position since the state Liquor rick Gallagher, Bonnie Canaday tions that the moratorium would Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 depending on the evolution of le- Control Board announced this and Bart Ricks voted down ap- likely be lifted at this meeting [email protected] gal marijuana sales. week that if he changes the loca- proving pot sales. and it didn’t happen that way,” Editor The Centralia City Council tion on his application, the ap- Ricks said he is hesitant to ap- Kois said. “Now we will have to Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 on Tuesday night narrowly voted move on.” [email protected] plication will be pushed to the prove pot sales within Centralia Sports Editor down a proposal 4-3 that would bottom of the pile and could take without knowing all the implica- have allowed pot sales within Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 another six months to process. tions, including the mixed sig- [email protected] city limits. Instead, the city “We are in a tight bind now,” nals from the state on whether or council agreed to extend the cur- Visuals Editor Kois said. “The city turned me not local governments can pre- Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 rent moratorium, set to expire on to the property. We rolled vent the sale and production of [email protected] May 13, another six months. with going with that property marijuana moving forward. Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, Kois, who attended the city and now we are not allowed for “I still have the same concerns East Lewis County Communities council meeting Tuesday, was another six months. I’m scram- I had last time it was in front of Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 planning to purchase a 35,000- bling to look for other properties.” us,” Ricks said. “The fact remains [email protected] square-foot property near the Kois said he believes the city that the state went forward with Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, Sticklin Greenwood Memorial council is afraid of what they a vote to approve this initiative, West and Central Lewis County Communities Park cemetery to create a rec- Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 don’t understand. but Lewis County voters didn’t [email protected] reational marijuana processing “It’s all based on this irrational so we have some ongoing issues Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, business. fear. We are going to be a busi- and we have constituents to rep- South Lewis County Communities Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 [email protected] Sports, News and Photography 71-Year-Old Centralia Woman Allegedly Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 [email protected] Assaults Police, Throws Hot Coffee Death Notices, What’s Happening, Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices By The Chronicle day on the 700 block of South threw hot coffee on him. Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 [email protected] A 71-year-old Centralia wom- Tower Avenue. The officers then kicked the [email protected] an was Tased and arrested after Her husband had a right to be door in and told the woman she [email protected] she allegedly slapped police of- in his own apartment and need- was under arrest, Reichert said. Church News ficers and threw hot coffee on ed his medication, so one of the Diacon started fighting the po- [email protected] ...... 807-8217 two responding Centralia police lice and slapped the second offi- them when they responded to Senior Media Developer officers reached through an open cer, he said. her apartment for a domestic Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 apartment window to unlock the She continued to struggle and [email protected] dispute Tuesday morning. front door, Reichert said. tried to punch the officers and THE CHRONICLE Sgt. Kurt Reichert, with the When the officer did that, was eventually Tased and taken PUBLISHER Centralia Police Department, Diacon, who was inside the into custody, he said. She was said Dorothy A. Diacon had Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 apartment, grabbed his arm and booked into jail for suspicion of [email protected] locked her husband out of their yanked it, injuring the police two counts of third-degree as- Sales Director apartment at about 11 a.m. Tues- officer, Reichert said. She then sault. Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 [email protected] News in Brief Circulation Manager Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 [email protected] White Pass Country Museum Presents Native American Foods Exhibit Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 By The Chronicle Knowledge of Coast Salish from the White Pass Country [email protected] The White Pass Country cuisine has been passed down Museum’s collection of Native Design Director Museum, in partnership with from the elders and supplement- American artifacts. 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It also world, the revival of Coast Sal- 125th VOLUME, 114th ISSUE includes a four-minute DVD, ish food traditions embodies the THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) offering archaeological insight reestablishment of more health- POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, into Coast Salish food resources ful and sustainable practices that 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. spanning thousands of years honor land and community. The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- along the Duwamish River. Also on view will be items tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 Send business briefs and news items to Reporter Chris Brewer at [email protected]. Proiles, Permits, He can also be reached Business Briefs and More at (360) 807-8235. Local Dining Offerings Expand With New Indian Restaurant GREAT CUISINE OF INDIA: Olympia-Based Eatery Opened Monday in Former Juggling Java Building in Centralia By Christopher Brewer [email protected] An Indian restaurant that has served customers in Olympia for nine years has opened a second location in downtown Centralia. Great Cuisine of India opened Monday at the former Juggling Java location at 315 N. Tower Ave. in the heart of the Hub City. Owner Mukesh Singh, who simply goes by Jimmy, says he opened the eatery to expand into new territory and offer the Twin Cities its only current In- dian restaurant. “We figured, ‘Why not?’” Singh said. Visitors to the restaurant can choose from a variety of authentic Indian food. Right now, Great Cuisine of India offers a lunch buffet for $9.99 that includes naan, an Indian oven-baked flat bread. Manager Nilesh Shah — who goes by Neil — says the restaurant offers a variety of options, including lamb and chicken, and also features an extensive vegetarian menu. Some of the most Pete Caster / [email protected] popular dishes the eatery offers From left, Neil Shah, Bhim Kandel, Deep Singh, Ashwihi Singh and Fernando Cruz pose for a portrait in front of the lunch bufet at the Great Cuisine of India restaurant include alu ghobi, a cauliflower on Tower Avenue in Centralia on Tuesday afternoon. and potato dish with onions, ginger and tomatoes; and korma, past few years, during which the Great Cuisine of India will mixed vegetables with cashew former Juggling Java location re- continue celebrating its opening sauce topped with spices and mained shuttered after a series week with belly dancing Sunday herbs. of legal battles between property at 6 p.m. The community is wel- Unlike other restaurants in owners. Singh put those battles come to attend. the area, Great Cuisine of India to rest by buying the property The restaurant is open 11 doesn’t have a sign noting its himself in September 2013 from a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through location, but the staff hopes to change that soon. Shah said the Linda May for $115,000. Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. staff wanted to open the restau- Now the interior is complete- Friday, noon to 9:30 p.m. Satur- rant first and worry about every- ly redesigned, and Singh’s staff day and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. thing else later. isn’t done yet. Future plans for Their Olympia location can be “We just wanted to open to Great Cuisine of India include found at 116 Fourth Ave. W. the community,” Shah said. “We installation of a television, and Great Cuisine of India is cur- will paint the window and the also a possible option for delivery. rently only reachable by phone; outside wall soon.” “We’ll look at the delivery call them at (360) 807-4258 for The restaurant’s operation option if the response is good,” more information or to place a is a marked difference from the Shah explained. reservation. State, Tribe Reach Deal on Cowlitz Casino By The Columbian take approximately 152 acres would be set at $250, but after a A tentative tribal-state com- west of La Center into trust. The year the limit could increase to lawsuit remains pending in U.S. $500. pact for a proposed Cowlitz District Court in Washington, The tribe could also have casino in Clark County was an- D.C. as many as 3,000 “tribal lottery nounced Tuesday by the state Under the proposed compact, player stations,” with as many as gambling commission. the tribe could build two gam- 2,500 in one facility. Any termi- The compact will be meaning facilities. One could have as nals beyond the tribe’s allotted ingless unless the Cowlitz Tribe many as 75 gaming tables, and a 975 terminals would have to be survives a legal challenge to a second could have up to 50 tables. leased from other tribes, how- federal decision allowing it to Initially, the wager limit ever. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 WSDOT to Take Control of Airport Levee Project SCHEDULE: WSDOT Crews plan to cut costs this Thursday, April 17. summer to make up for the County Commissioner Edna Will Finish the Final “We are cutting as many costs as we can.” overrun. One plan is to not add Fund, who represents Lewis Phase of the Widening gravel to the top of the levee. The County on the Flood Authority, Project, Which is gravel is unnecessary since it said the cities in the authority Tim Elsea would have to be removed later have shared funding in the past. $200,000 Over Budget Lewis County Public Works director when the levee is built higher, El- The airport levee project is sea said. being funded from state money By Kyle Spurr “We are cutting as many costs awarded to the flood authority. [email protected] as we can,” Elsea said. “We have a history in the mer to the point where WSDOT Elsea said. The second portion The Washington State De- If the county still has unex- flood authority of working to- can take it over.” of the project, focused on widen- partment of Transportation plans pected expenditures, the city of gether,” Fund said. “Last year, Lewis County Public Works ing the levee between Interstate 5 to finish the final phase of the Montesano told the Chehalis Ba- Cosmopolis gave up money for two-part, $1.2 million Airport started the levee project last and Airport Road, will be done sin Flood Authority it can cover another project.” Levee Project underway near the summer and was scheduled to by the WSDOT this fall or early the remaining costs. Montesano The final result of the airport Chehalis-Centralia Airport. complete the first part by Oct. 28, next year. has come in under budget on levee project will offer protec- The WSDOT claims the proj- 2013, with crews adding about Elsea said the crews will have two of its flood mitigation proj- tion to the airport, I-5 and the ect, overseen by Lewis County in 50,000 cubic yards of dirt to wid- to wait until later this summer ects and has extra funds. complex of retail stores that gen- the first phase, is a cheaper open the levee. to start work since the fill mate- Montesano is expected to erate about $550,000 of income tion to protect Interstate 5 dur- However, due to record rain- rial, being collected from the lot make the offer at the next flood per day, according to the public ing flood events compared to fall in September, Sterling Breen, across from Staples in Chehalis, authority meeting at 11 a.m. works department. potentially building flood walls. the contractor for the project, is extremely moisture sensitive. “This project fills in well with had to postpone work until this While working on the first WSDOT’s efforts to protect I-5,” summer. phase, the public works depart- Lewis County Public Works Di- Crews will finish adding the ment exceeded some of the rector Tim Elsea said. “We are remaining 20,000 cubic yards of original cost estimates by nearly going to button it up this sum- dirt in late July or early August, $200,000, Elsea said. 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“I enjoy the parks with my weekends only from 10 a.m. to Congressional Art small children and would love 5 p.m. The Paradise Camp Deli, Competition Deadline to help and brainstorm ideas to located within the visitor center, make Centralia a more desirable is open from 11 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Approaching Tuesday place to live,” Noreau said in her The historic Paradise Inn By The Chronicle application. will open for the 2014 season The deadline for Congress- The Parks and Recreation on Wednesday, May 21. Reser- woman Jaime Herrera Beutler’s Board meets on the second Mon- vations for Paradise Inn can be annual Congressional Art Com- day of each month at 5 p.m. in made by calling (360) 569-2275, petition is Tuesday for all high Kitchen 2 at 2020 Borst Av. or online at www.mtrainier- school students in Southwest guestservices.com. Washington’s 3rd District. Bridge Meeting at The National Park Inn at Entries must be submitted Longmire, open daily, will offer electronically Dryad Fire Hall an Easter brunch to the public to Herrera Beu- By The Chronicle on Sunday, April 20. For reser- tler’s office no Lewis County Public Works vations, call (360) 569-2411. later than Tues- will be hosting a public meeting day. to provide information regard- To be eligible ing the construction of the new for the compe- Mays Road Bridge (Leudinghaus tition, the art- Bridge) project. This meeting work must be will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thurs- Jaime Herrera Beutler two-dimension- congress woman day, April 17, at the Dryad Fire al, framed, and Hall. can be no larger Those who have a disability than 28 inches high, 28 inches that requires special accommo- wide and 4 inches deep. dations are asked to call 72 hours Artwork must be original in in advance of the meeting. concept, design and execution. For more information, call The following mediums will Lewis County Public Works, be accepted: paintings, draw- (360) 740-2697. ings, collages, prints, mixed media, computer-generated art and photography. Lewis County Legal The winner of the competition will have his or her artwork Printing Awarded displayed for one year in the U.S. to The Chronicle Capitol Building Corridor in Washington, D.C., and receive By The Chronicle free airfare for themselves and The Chronicle will be the of- one guest to attend a ribbon- ficial Lewis County publication cutting ceremony in Washington, for the next year. D.C. The Lewis County Commis- A panel of judges from coun- sion on Monday awarded the ties within Southwest Washing- county legal printing, from July 1 ton’s 3rd Congressional District to June 30, 2015, to The Chron- will evaluate each entry. icle. The second- and third-place The Chronicle’s bid came in entries will be displayed in Beu- lower than the East County Jour- tler’s office for the next year. nal. No other bids were submit- For more information, call ted. Beutler’s office at (360) 695-6292. Beginning in July, The Art submission forms can be Chronicle will be available at found at jaimehb.house.gov/as- the county courthouse, 351 NW sistingyou/artscompetition.htm. North St. in Chehalis. Port of Chehalis Cancels Mount Rainier Prepares April 10 Meeting for Summer Season; By The Chronicle Longmire, Paradise The Port of Chehalis has can- Gates to Open celed its regular meeting originally scheduled for today. By The Chronicle The port held a special meeting Starting Thursday, the gate April 3 in lieu of this week’s sched- between Longmire and Paradise uled meeting, which had to be at Mount Rainier National Park canceled due to a lack of quorum. will remain open 24 hours a day. Commissioners went into Some overnight closures may executive session at the April 3 still occur during inclement meeting to discuss qualifications weather periods, according to for candidates for the position park officials, since weather con- of executive director, and also ditions can deteriorate quickly to consider the sale or lease of a during spring storms. part of the port’s real property. All vehicles entering the park The next meeting is sched- are required to carry tire chains uled for April 24. through Thursday, May 1. For more information on To view conditions at Para- meetings or about the Port of dise, Longmire and Carbon Riv- Chehalis in general, call (360) er, visit the park web cameras at 748-9365. nps.gov/mora/photosmultime- dia/webcams.htm. At Paradise, the snow play Laura Noreau Appointed area and guided snowshoe walks to Centralia Parks Board have ended for the season. Road construction is under By The Chronicle way between the Nisqually En- The Centralia City Council trance and Longmire. Drivers on Tuesday night unanimously should expect to encounter large approved the appointment of equipment, truck hauling and Laura Noreau to the city’s Parks rough road conditions, with de- and Recreation Board. lays up to 30 minutes, parks of- Noreau, who has worked in ficials said. the landscaping industry for 10 Updated hours of operation years, said she is experienced include: with organizing park and tree- The Henry M. Jackson Me- planting projects. morial Visitor Center is open Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014

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 Inslee Right to Veto Premature Drone Bill Gov. Jay Inslee has absorbed would not be disseminated. Gov. Jay Inslee last week vetoed to perfect the legislation when it criticism for failing to do Our Views Government agencies would it. He announced he would pre- reconvenes in January 2015. enough to unite the Legislature As we wrote in a previous have been required to keep vent state agencies from buying While we’re certain the fail- in confronting major issues such editorial, the legislation was records of each use of a drone, or using drones for the next 15 ure of the bill is disheartening as transportation, marijuana well-intentioned but misguided but the actual images collected months. to lawmakers who approved it and education funding during and sloppily written. Some of would have been destroyed Among his concerns was the in broad, bipartisan fashion, the the past legislative session. the language within the bill was within 30 days. fact that the public would have extra time should make for an While some of those cri- contradictory, and it failed to The legislation also would limited access to information improved law that better ac- tiques are appropriate, the gover- accomplish its stated goal of pre- have prevented the use of drones collected. counts for the peoples’ rights to nor also deserves credit for some venting potential governmental for regulatory enforcement, a “This would bar the public privacy and public information. of his actions since lawmakers misuse of the technology. function that could result in big from essentially any informa- Inslee will likely be the sub- returned to their respective dis- One of the most striking savings for agencies such as the tion that in any way could be ject of criticism from liberals tricts. problems with the bill was how Department of Natural Resourc- considered identifiable to any and conservatives who are right- One such case can be found it would have prevented the pub- es, which could theoretically use individual,” Inslee said. “That’s fully concerned about personal in his vetoing of a bill that lic from acquiring footage cap- the unmanned aircraft when a major, major carve-out in our privacy when it comes to un- sought to regulate the use of tured by drones for government battling forest fires or monitor- public disclosure rules.” manned aircraft. unmanned aircraft, more com- agencies in the future. It vaguely ing public lands. The 15-month ban imposed At this juncture, though, he monly known as drones, in defined “personal information,” Instead of signing legislation by Inslee should provide the made the right choice for the Washington. and then dictated that such data that clearly needs more work, Legislature with plenty of time right reasons. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Another Column Topic Inspired by The Chronicle As long as The Chronicle mind. continues to publish, I’ll never The first was a witch who run out of ideas to fill this traveled from Seattle, initially weekly space. The latest inspira- to explain to some interested tion comes from recent Letters students at Centralia College to the Editor concerning KELA’s about the practice of Wicca. She sometimes controversial local steadfastly presented her case morning talk show. that Wicca was not a religion, as Some may remember, but most fundamentalists claimed. I it’ll be news to others, that I thought I’d throw her “a zinger” inaugurated and was the initial as the program was coming to host of that show back in the a close. I asked, “Tell me, do beginning of the ‘90s. Please you ever run naked through the indulge me as I reminisce a little woods at midnight?” about those days. In a slowly measured ca- When I dence she answered, “Every … was asked chance … I … get.” Thus ended what I wanted that day’s show. to name the Another untoppable re- program, the sponse came from a woman Letters to the Editor first thing who was, I seem to remem- that popped ber, an orthopedic physician. Freeway Sign About Fire Authority into my mind Among other things, she was LETTERS POLICY was “Let’s Talk employed by the Seattle Se- Bergdahl Was Both Newsletter Shouldn’t Be About It,” and By Bill Moeller ahawks to take care of their • Limit letters to the editor there it stayed. aches and pains after a game. I Crass and Uncaring to 500 words or less. Limited to Online The emphasis in those early was running out of questions, so To the editor: • Include the town where To the editor: you live and a daytime days was on disseminating use- I finally asked her, “As a woman, I am writing to respond to I would like to address the ful or interesting information on telephone number. do you find it embarrassing to the recent Hamilton Farms sign • The Chronicle does not comments made by Barbara Van an unlimited variety of topics. walk into the locker room after next to Interstate 5 regarding Sgt. Quill in the March 25 Chronicle. It wasn’t the one-party political publish letters that advocate a game with all those men wear- Bowe Bergdahl and if we have boycotts of local businesses. The letter was more or less chas- advocate it seems to have being nothing but a towel?” forgotten him. • Emailed letters are tising the Riverside Fire Author- come known for today. Her eyebrows arched as she First I will tell you I recently preferred. Send to letters@ ity for the recent newsletter. Oh, I had some politically replied, “What towel?” retired from the U.S. military, chronline.com This newsletter was put out in oriented guests on the program. It took me quite a while to having served in combat in Des- • Letters may be mailed to full color and on quality paper at One of the first was an ex-Army convince my son’s father-in-law, ert Storm, Operation Iraqi Free- Letters, The Chronicle, 321 the same price as the old news- general, whose name escapes me Jack Dodson, to come on the dom and Afghanistan Enduring N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA letter. There was a considerable today. He was running for presi- show. He didn’t want to talk Freedom. 98531 or dropped off at The donation on the part of the print- dent of the United States, and, to about it, but he was one of the During the time since this Chronicle’s front desk. er in order to accomplish this. put it gently, he didn’t convince first prisoners of war captured country has been at war, I have As to the idea of putting me that he was the man for the by the Japanese when the for- lost more than 100 soldiers I called FOB Laghman in Afghan- this information online only, I job. tress of Corregidor surrendered have either served with in com- istan. There were potentially two wholeheartedly disagree with Patty Murray, “The Mom in at the beginning of World War bat or trained with in prepara- missing soldier incidents, which this. I for one receive far too Tennis Shoes,” dropped by when II. He spent four years as a pris- tion for a combat deployment. were later confirmed as killed in many emails as it is. Many of my she was first running for the I met two of the Gold Star oner of war under the most bru- action. elderly friends are not able to use position she holds today: United Mothers from Lewis County at tal conditions imaginable. I felt absolutely helpless not computers, much less print out States senator. I was impressed the Veterans Memorial Muse- My last question to him was, being able to direct intelligence information that they need. This with her knowledge of what the “As a prisoner of war for four um’s Desert War Remembrance. newsletter allows them to place it main problems facing the coun- gathering and reconnaissance years, you must have had a lot of Upon return from my combat aircraft because I did not have where it will be of the most use. try were, and what I considered back pay coming when you were deployment from Iraq in 2005, It contains valuable information to be her common sense way of the information I needed to finally rescued. How did you I met Rikka Jacobsen and her as well as phone numbers of the dealing with them. make a decision. I truly believe spend it?” children. I could not physically different stations. Then there were the 30 Bergdahl’s family feels just as He thought a moment, and speak to her and her kids. I was able to attend the Com- minutes I spent falling in love helpless. then said, “Very carefully.” Then Her husband meant so much I would ask the sign operator munity Emergency Response with our then congressional after a comedic pause, equal to to us. She told me she under- representative, Jolene Unsoeld, what are your bona fides? Did Team class when it first started all the best ones ever done by stood the tears of love I shed you ever serve in the military? due to the information con- while we shared the microphone Jack Benny, he added, “I didn’t demonstrated to her how much across the table. I never told her, Are you a member of the Veter- tained in the Riverside Fire Au- spill a drop.” Bill meant. Her husband, my thority newsletter. I find all sorts of course. In fact, I never told ••• ans of Foreign Wars or American company commander, lost his Legion? I am a lifetime member of information that is pertinent anyone. You’re the first to know. Bill Moeller is a former enter- life in the Mosul Dining Facility There were some delight- of both. for my family in this newslet- tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city bombing on Dec. 21, 2004. Dur- I find the posting along Inter- ter, including, but not limited to, ful guests who managed to get council member, paratrooper and ing that day we lost 23 Ameri- in the last word, with me on state 5 at exit 72 both crass and burn bans, safety news and re- pilot living in Centralia. He can be cans, of which 19 were soldiers. the losing end of a punch line. uncaring, and serves the sign minders to change the batteries reached at bookmaven321@comcast. From 2008 through 2013, I Three in particular come to net. operator’s own selfish purpose to in my smoke alarms. As you can was a Blue Star Dad. My son en- score ridiculous political points. see, I read my newsletter. listed and completed 5½ years of I suggest a better posting to My question to Van Quill is: First Amendment Center Quote of the Day service in the U.S. Air Force. I encourage our elected leaders to Do you also object to all of the thank the powers that be that he give funding to the Veterans Ad- school newsletters that are print- did not serve in a combat zone. ministration to provide the full ed as well? They too are in need “The right to read without fear of government He spent the majority of his time treatment our veterans deserve. of funds. These newsletters are at Osan Air Base, Korea. Come to the realization that the printed for the specific purpose surveillance is a cornerstone of our democracy. I am thankful his mother and costs of a war include the after of informing the public. The Riv- Freedom of the press means nothing I did not have to worry about affects — medical and post trau- erside Fire Authority also has an him. I am sure he was worried matic stress treatments. online version. For your informa- without a correlative freedom to read.” while I was serving in Afghani- tion, the site is riversidefire.net. stan in 2009-10. Bernard Sanders I served as a battle captain at Timothy Schmidt Tracey Lowrey U.S. representative (I-Vt.), 2003 a small forward operating base Napavine Centralia

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controversial issue. • Main 9 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 Thurston County Seeks Grant to Fix Prather Road Mudslide FEB. 18 SLIDE: County project during Tuesday’s meeting. However, Commissioner Will Be Expected to Pay Karen Valenzuela asked John- 10 Percent of Repair son to describe what caused the Feb. 18 slide on Prather Road at Project’s Overal Cost Grunenfelder Road Southwest. By The Olympian “We believe it was (the) satu- rated hillside itself and an in- The Thurston County Com- tense rainstorm,” Johnson said. mission voted 3-0 Tuesday to “The bottom line is we had a very apply for a $724,500 emergency wet month … several months, grant to help pay for damage and the bank couldn’t take it.” from the Prather Road mudslide Crews still need to study the south of Rochester. area, he said. At this point, it The grant is being requested looks like county workers will through the state’s Rural Arterial need to replace the culvert, sta- Program, according to county bilize the slope and rebuild the civil engineer Steven Johnson. damaged section of the road, It’s a program administered by Johnson told The Olympian. the County Road Administra- The road is expected to re- tion Board and is funded by a main closed from Lundeen Road portion of county fuel taxes. to Michigan Hill Road South- In order to leverage the fund- west until the repairs are coming, the county will be required plete, he said. to pay for 10 percent of the proj- The detour is about seven ect’s cost, which is expected to be miles for most drivers, and that Pete Caster / [email protected] $80,500, Johnson said. section of Prather Road has an There was little discussion average traffic count of 529 ve- People stop and look at a mudslide along Prather Road in Centralia on Feb. 18. Thurston County oicials are hoping to secure grants to help pay for repairs to the roadway. about the grant application or hicles per day, Johnson said. Navy Veteran from Napavine Honored With Leadership Award By The Chronicle USS Nimitz as award recipients, Interstate 5 in Tumwater in De- A Napavine man serving in initially recognized during a cember 2011. Though the driver the United States Navy was rec- homecoming party at the Tulalip died as the vehicle burned, Lyon ognized in the nation’s capital Resort in Marysville. later received the Navy and Ma- Tuesday for an award he received U.S. Congresswoman Jaime rine Corps Medal for his attempt during a recent deployment. Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, took to rescue the man. The medal is Chief Hull Maintenance to Twitter Tuesday morning to one of the highest non-combat Technician Aaron Lyon received post a photo of her and Lyon af- honors for bravery awarded to the John C. Stennis Leadership ter the two met during his Wash- members of the U.S. Navy and Award upon the aircraft car- ington, D.C., trip. Marine Corps. rier USS Nimitz’s return from a “Honored to (meet) Chief Lyon joined the Navy after grad- nine-month deployment to the Aaron Lyon of Chehalis in DC uating from Napavine High School western Pacific Ocean in Febru- today,” Herrera Beutler tweeted in 1997. Naval Station Everett serves ary, according to the USS Nimitz on her account, @HerreraBeutler. as homeport for the USS Nimitz, Public Affairs Office. The Chronicle profiled Lyon Sailors who demonstrated ex- in August 2012 after an incident Right: In this courtesy photo posted ceptional leadership qualities in in which Lyon risked his life to Twitter, Aaron Lyon poses with U.S. 2013 were eligible for the award. and tried to save the driver of a Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler Lyon joined two others on the tractor-trailer that crashed on in Washington, D.C. Castle Rock’s ‘Jackson Hole’ to Become a Be Transformed Into Wetland

By The Daily News “Hopefully they take pride in “I’ve known what (Jackson A Castle Rock eyesore — an their community and might Hole) could be. I’ve had that vi- old dirt pit known locally as even teach other people what sion in my head,” she said. “To “Jackson Hole” after the street it “In five or 10 years, we’ll be able to drive they’ve learned.” see it become a wetland will be The goal is to beautify a ne- borders — is about to get a trans- a big improvement to what it through Castle Rock, and there will be a glected area of Castle Rock and formation. Volunteers on Satur- is now. It’s just one more piece create an educational area for day will begin turning it into a natural wetland there instead of this ugly to make downtown a gorgeous passersby, said Felicia Conley, place.” wetland. dead grass thing.” the wetlands project coordinator The 100- by 70-foot pit is for Americorps. It will still be a the lowest point of elevation stormwater retention basin, but a in Castle Rock and serves as Felicia Conley Americorps wetlands project coordinator pretty one. the town’s storm water reten- “In five or 10 years, we’ll be tion basin. It’s an essential for able to drive through Castle flood prevention. Without it, Rock, and there will be a natural the city would have to build a Rock America in Bloom and city trees and flowers, including red wetland there instead of this ugly costly pump station to remove staff will start the effort Saturday. twig dogwood and wild roses. dead grass thing,” Conley said. rain water flowing from nearby They’ll clear dead plants, a dy- Castle Rock High biology stu- America in Bloom organizer Cascade Select Market and the ing willow tree and prepare the dents helped design the bulk of Nancy Chennault said the wet- town’s old jail. land for planting. Students from the wetland, researching plants, land project has been in the “We often get comments like, Castle Rock elementary and high amphibians and other small works for years, but Americorps’ ‘Why don’t you fill that darn hole schools will paint informational animals and insects that would participation supplied Castle in?’ ” City Public Works Direc- signs about the project and a thrive together. Rock the workers it needed to tor David Vorse said Tuesday. mural showing the ecosystem “Anytime you involve stu- move forward. The wetland will “There is no other outlet. When they’re creating. dents in a real world project fit seamlessly into America in that fills up, there is nowhere else During Castle Rock’s Clean that is in their community, they Bloom’s other downtown beauti- for that water to go.” Up Day on May 3, America in work harder at doing it right. fication projects, such as decking About 100 volunteers with Bloom will complete the trans- They have a vested interest,” bi- the town’s old jail with flowers, Cowlitz Americorps, Castle formation and lead work to plant ology teacher Ryan Penner said. she said. News in Brief a spouse, partner or close friend about the Grange family, to learn It Might Get Loud: will be meeting at 11 a.m. the sec- new skills, and to have fun in an Fireworks Company ond Wednesday of each month at outdoor setting. Camp activities The Restaurant in Chehalis. include crafts, sports, games and to Hold Training at The Widows and Widowers educational programs. The camp Fairgrounds Saturday Lunch will allow people to have is operated by a trained adult conversation with others who staff and teen counselors. By The Chronicle have suffered similar losses. Grange camping programs Wolverine West Fireworks, a No-host lunches are available. are open to all youth, ages 8 to Seattle-based fireworks company The new group is being pre- 15 years. There is a registration with a location in Lewis County, sented by Sticklin Funeral Cha- fee of $160 per camper. Registra- will hold safety training at the pel, Centralia, and Brown Mor- tions and fees are due by June 20. Southwest Washington Fair- tuary, Chehalis. Registration forms and ad- grounds this Saturday. For more information, call ditional information on the Co-owner Rod Hash said Heather Walsh or Ben Porter, Morehead Junior Grange Camp the class will take place 5-8 p.m. (360) 736-1388. are available online at www.wa- Neighbors may hear loud noises The Restaurant is located at grange.org or from Tom Gwin, during that time, and Hash en- 1757 N. National Ave. camp director, at (360) 987-2361. courages people to take proper More information is avail- precautions with pets that may Washington Grange able from Ed and Marilyn Armit, be frightened during the event. (360) 983-3874. Hash told The Chronicle the Offering Camping noises will be infrequent. The company conducts its an- Activities Knitting Classes nual training at the fairgrounds, By The Chronicle Offered in Chehalis which consists of instruction on The Washington State how to safely set up and light Grange is offering a week of By The Chronicle fireworks. camping activities at the More- A beginning/intermediate “We just want to give every- head Junior Grange Camp July knitting classes will be held 6-8 one a heads-up,” Hash said. 13-19 at Morehead Park, near p.m. Tuesdays starting next week Nahcotta on the Long Beach at Yarn N Things in downtown Peninsula. Chehalis. Widows and Widowers This year’s camp features the Cost is $35 for four classes. Group to Begin Meeting theme of “Car-Ni-Val.”The daily The classes are sponsored by activities of Grange Camp are de- Lewis County Clothing & Tex- By The Chronicle signed to help youth live harmo- tile Advisors. A new group that will give niously and enjoy the experience For more information, call support to people who have lost of a camping program, to learn Pat Sabin, (360) 748-8560. Main 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens the 3100 block of Russell Road at was arrested and booked into the CHEHAlIS POlICE DEPARTMENT 17-year-old girlfriend inside a 3:30 a.m. Thursday. Lewis County Jail for suspicion of Unlawful Imprisonment bedroom and would not allow her CENTRAlIA POlICE DEPARTMENT Theft driving under the influence, driv- to leave. She eventually hit him ing while license suspended first- • Andres F. Santiago, 19, enough times to escape and she Assault • A cell phone and medica- degree, outstanding warrants and of Chehalis, was arrested and ran to a relative’s house on the 600 • Krista M. Petersen, 28, of tion were reportedly stolen from booked into jail for suspicion block of Southeast Dobson Court the 2000 block of Borst Avenue at operating a vehicle without an in- Centralia, was cited and released terlock after a traffic stop at 4 p.m. of unlawful imprisonment af- and called police at about 3 p.m. 12:14 p.m. Wednesday. Tuesday. for suspicion of fourth-degree as- Wednesday on the 400 block of ter police say he forcibly kept his sault, domestic violence, on the Seventh Street in Vader. 800 block of Marion Street at 8:27 lEWIS COUNTY SHERIff’S OffICE a.m. Tuesday. Residential Burglary Traffic Stop, Warrants Burglary and Drugs • Deputies responded to a • Police took a report of a bur- burglary on the 600 block of Coal • Alex A. Schon, 24, of Toledo, glary on the 200 block of West Creek Road that occurred some- was arrested and booked into jail Second Street at about 10:20 a.m. time during the day on Tuesday. Tuesday after a deputy conducted Wednesday. The incident is still Someone had forced entry into a traffic stop on the 300 block of under investigation. the residence and stole a camera, Prairie Road outside of Chehalis jewelry, a laptop and other items. DUI The burglary is still under inves- at about 8 a.m. Schon, who had • Britini A. Johnson, 24, tigation. three outstanding warrants, was a of Centralia, was arrested and passenger in the vehicle. During a booked into jail for suspicion of DUI search after his arrest, the deputy driving under the influence on • David A. Mohar, 43, of Vader, located suspected opiates. Chehalis Municipal Court Chehalis Municipal Court 2, concurrent with count 1, sentenced fined $800 with $400 suspended. criminal cases, including sen- to 364 days in jail with 354 suspended, • Christopher Allen Steffens, 25, Che- tences, fines, fees and findings of fined $800 with $400 suspended each halis, violation of no contact/protection on counts 3 and 4, counts 3 and 4 con- order, sentenced to 364 days in jail with not guilty or dismissals. current but consecutive to counts 1 and 361 suspended, fined $800 with $400 2, $1,199 in fees. suspended, $200 in fees. Held April 2 • Natasha Anne Grubb, 23, Randle, • Kyle Alan Taylor, 29, Tenino, third- • Julie A. Collins, 39, Centralia, third- third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 degree driving while license suspended, degree theft, sentenced to 364 days days in jail with 349 suspended, fined sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- in jail with 364 suspended, fined $800 $800 with $500 suspended, $125 in fees. pended, fined $600 with $300 suspend- with $400 suspended. • Matthew Isaac Johnson, 18, Che- ed, $103 in fees. • Alexander Kurtis Cox, 25, Centralia, halis, fourth-degree assault, sentenced • Amy J. Threlfall, 36, Chehalis, two third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 to 364 days in jail with 362 suspended, counts of third-degree theft, sentenced days in jail with 364 suspended, fined fined $400 with $200 suspended, $224 $800 with $400 suspended, $125 in fees. to 364 days in jail with 304 suspended, in fees. fined $800 with $400 suspended on • Mitchell Kyle Davis, 26, Toledo, third- • Donovan Jay McKinlay, 23, Yelm, each count, $275 in fees. degree malicious mischief, sentenced two counts of fourth-degree assault, to 364 days in jail with 364 suspended, • Alton Lee Ward, 21, Castle Rock, fined $500 with $250 suspended. sentenced to 364 days in jail with 360 third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 suspended, fined $800 with $400 sus- days in jail with 364 suspended, fined • Kevin Allan Dawkins, 24, Chehalis, (1) pended on each count, concurrent, driving after consuming alcohol, (2-3) $800 with $400 suspended, $125 in fees. $323 in fees. two counts of second-degree driving • David Winfield Wesley, 58, Tenino, while license suspended, (4) operat- • Steven Edward Merrill, 47, Chehalis, (1) physical control, (2) pistol loaded ing vehicle without ignition interlock, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 in vehicle, sentenced to 364 days in sentenced to 90 days in jail with 83 days in jail with 364 suspended, fined jail with 362 suspended, fined $5,000 suspended, fined $800 with $400 sus- $800 with $400 suspended. with $4,150 suspended on count 1, pended on count 1, sentenced to 364 • Brandon Nickolaus Nolan, 25, Olym- sentenced to 90 days in jail with 88 sus- days in jail with 357 suspended, fined pia, third-degree theft, sentenced to pended, fined $600 with $300 suspend- $800 with $400 suspended on count 364 days in jail with 364 suspended, ed on count 2, concurrent, $2,302 in fees.

Marriage licenses The following couples recently Carmona Ramirez, 44, both of Centralia • Chance Michael Allen, 38, and- Kath applied for a marriage license at • Jennifer Renee McDonald, 40, and ryn Michelle Coyne, 31, both of Centralia Edward D. Gibson, 50, both of Cinebar • Robyn Nicole Simmons, 27, and Rob - the Lewis County Courthouse: • Jessie Lee Pickering, 34, and Kristine ert Leroy Lovely, 32, both of Centralia Dannelle Keller, 35, both of Onalaska • Isaac Perry Sterner, 26, and Monica • Samuel B. Brown, 38, and Melinda • Mark Anthony Womack, 46, and Marie Fennel, 21, both of Centralia Lee Spillman, 35, both of Chehalis Kathleen Marie Guell, 46, both of • Philip Alan Weismiller, 34, and Nor- • Oscar Martinez Ruiz, 37, and Agueda Chehalis ma Ann Hackney, 24, both of Centralia Death Notices • ROBERT T. BECKHAM SR., 72, Ocean Park, formerly of Rochester, died Saturday, March 29, at Lake Havasu Regional Medi- cal Center, Lake Havasu City, Ariz. No services are being planned at this time. • STEPHEN GARY GROSS, 68, Silver Creek, died Monday, April 7, at his daughter’s home in Chehalis. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Ives Cath- olic Cemetery, Silver Creek. A potluck reception will follow at the Mossyrock Horse and Riders Club, 114 Ciannigan Hill Road, Silver Creek. Arrangements are under the direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. • DENNIS PETER DeGROSS, 78, Centralia, died Tuesday, Feb. 11, at Oregon Health Sciences University Hospital, Portland. A celebration of life and potluck will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Bethel Church, 132 Kirkland Road, exit 72, Napavine. Lotteries Washington’s Wednesday Games Powerball: 09-14-44-48-49, Power- ball: 29, Power Play: 2

Next jackpot: $80 million Mega Millions: Next jackpot: $20 million Lotto: 03-05-10-21-38-43 Next jackpot: $3.9 million Hit 5: 07-08-20-23-37 Next cashpot: $230,000 Match 4: 09-13-17-21 Daily Game: 9-8-1 Keno: 03-06-09-16-18-23-28-30-44- 45-47-48-49-50-51-52-63-67-76-77 Commodities Gas in Washington — $3.73 (AAA of Washington) Crude Oil — $130.42 per barrel (CME Group) Gold — $1,321 (Monex) Silver — $20.17 (Monex) • Main 11 LOCAL / FROM FRONT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 Lewis County Emergency Workers Adapt to Statewide 911 Outage OUTAGE: It is Unclear a.m. advising that 911 lines were en said Lewis County could not emergency directly called the Press. down for Lewis, Thurston, Clark receive any sort of 911 phone call station or showed up, emergency CenturyLink spokeswoman What Caused 911 Lines and Cowlitz counties. A short from any sort of phone. crews could help them, Curfman Kerry Zimmer told The Associ- to Become Disabled for time later, Ducummon sent out After realizing an outage was said. The department, however, ated Press that the problem be- More Than Five Hours an email advising that the out- taking place, dispatchers noti- did not respond to any emergen- gan about 1:30 a.m. Thursday at age was statewide, not just in the fied all the fire departments, cies during the outage. Sheridan, Ore., and Oregon was By Stephanie Schendel South Sound area. who then manned their stations Acting Capt. Jesse Berry with affected for a time. It was re- Ducummon said the non- throughout the county, he said. Riverside Fire Authority said [email protected] stored in Oregon early Thursday emergency business line for the They also notified law enforce- Riverside, which is the county’s morning, but service remained Lewis County residents were dispatch centers throughout the ment so they could make an ad- biggest emergency medical ser- out in parts of Washington. unable to call 911 for more than state was not affected by the out- ditional presence throughout the vices response agency, did not re- Another spokeswoman, Jan five hours early this morning af- age and requested anyone having community. spond to any emergencies either. Kampbell, told The Associated ter an unknown technical issue an emergency call the non-emer- “We were staffed, out in the Berry said firefighters Press that technicians are work- with CenturyLink caused a state- gency line. field, and there ready to respond,” planned on manning their own ing to solve the problem. wide outage with the emergency While temporary 911 outages Larsen said. station phones in case someone system. are not unheard of and Lewis After the Chehalis Fire De- who was unable to get through to Until service is restored, Zim- It was unclear this morning if County has experienced a few partment was notified of the out- 911 called the station instead. mer recommends that people any emergency, life-threatening in the past, one of this size and age at about 1 a.m., Capt. Kevin By 6:30 a.m., 911 service had with an emergency try a 911 call or otherwise, went unreported in length is unprecedented, Larsen Curfman said extra people came been restored to Lewis County, from a cell phone, which some- Lewis County, said Lewis Coun- said. into the station so three emer- however, as of press time, several times works better than a land- ty Central Dispatch Manager “This is the biggest I ever gency vehicles, including a fire places in Washington were still line. Alternatively, people could Craig Larsen. heard,” he said. truck, an ambulance and a de- experiencing the outage. go to their nearest fire station for Jennifer Ducummon with While The Associated Press partment pick up truck, could The service occurred state- help. the Lewis County Dispatch reported that 911 calls from drive around the city, just in case. wide because all the emergency The non-emergency business Center sent out an email to lo- landlines were affected more so Someone also stayed at the dispatch centers are tied togeth- line for the Lewis County Dis- cal media outlets at about 1:15 than calls from cellphones, Lars- station so if someone having an er, according to The Associated patch Center is (360) 740-1105. RFA Board Considers Future; Assistant Chief Makes Recommendation RESPONSE: Board Mack said he believes it is 1, but told the RFA board he will about $600,000 next year along tax base, which has decreased important for the fire authority remain available through April with a $400,000 shortfall this since TransAlta agreed to shut Discussed Plans with to fill the vacant chief position 30. year, according to the board. If down its two coal-fueled boilers Assistant Chiefs, Will and he nominated Kytta for the Walkowski was out of town the budget reduction occurs, and consider building a natural Make Leadership position. Wednesday at a training session RFA will likely lose another six gas powered plant on the site. “We do need a leader, and and did not attend the board or seven firefighters in 2015, in This meant a decrease in as- Decision at Next Meeting I believe based on his demon- meeting. addition to six who will be gone sessed value, which has led to a strated selflessness, Chief Kytta If the board selected him, by August. By Kyle Spurr severe drop in funding for RFA. is the right person for the job,” Kytta said, he would accept the The 27-person force would If the levy does not pass, the [email protected] Mack said. “I will continue to responsibility of fire chief. be reduced by nearly half in few- board said, there will be real Faced with the resignation of serve beside him as his assistant At the meeting, Kytta as- er than two years. consequences for the RFA. Chief Jim Walkowski and a de- as long as he will have me.” sured the board that the po- “I’m not trying to say people “We really have an all hands The board plans to accept tential consolidation with the will die, or people will be left clining financial condition, the on deck event that is coming up Walkowski’s resignation at its Chehalis Fire Department is still alone in the street. I’m saying Riverside Fire Authority Gover- this time,” Kytta said. nance Board met Wednesday to next meeting April 23, at which intact despite Walkowski’s de- the likelihood of us not being point the board will discuss fill- parture. able to respond immediately Amid the current troubles, hash out plans for the future of the board is staying positive. the largest firefighting force in ing the open position. “Nothing has changed. Only goes up considerably now that “We had visions of big things Lewis County. Walkowski, the RFA fire the joint chief agreement,” Kytta fewer people are available,” Kyt- The RFA board did not take chief and acting chief of the said. “We still train and jointly ta said. like growing and having other any action Wednesday, but did Chehalis Fire Department, sent respond together.” To help maintain services, departments and filling those hold an open dialogue with the a letter of resignation to the RFA As for service levels, Kytta the board and staff discussed positions,” Lee Coumbs, a board Rick Leboeuf, the union presi- board last Wednesday night. He said it is a high priority for the possible ways to raise revenue, member, said. “I think there is dent for Riverside firefighters, has accepted a job as assistant authority but remains difficult including through an upcoming still part of that in the future. I and the authority’s two assis- chief for Spokane Fire District 9 with the current and planned excess levy in August. think there is some hope out tant chiefs, Mike Kytta and Rick based in Mead. staff reductions. A large portion of RFA’s there.” Mack. He is scheduled to start May The RFA expects to lose funding comes from the local

for the college’s top administra- president in May. Ore. She took that position April rent position since 2006. Before College tive position. 1 after having previously served that, he was vice president for “They’ve done the process Nathan Church as interim campus president at student services at Highline Continued from page Main 2 in two stages, first narrowing PCC’s Rock Creek campus in Community College from 2001 it down to 12 candidates, then Nathan Church serves as Hillsboro, Ore. to 2006, and vice president for Robert A. Frost, interim su- these four,” Frey said. provost of World Education Uni- Ryslinge earned a doctor’s de- student affairs and professor perintendent and president of In a presidential search pro- versity in Rancho Mirage, Calif., gree in organizational psychol- at Southern Oregon University the College of the Siskiyous in file available on the college’s serving as the chief academic ogy from Alliant International from 1998 to 2001. Weed, Calif. website, required qualifications officer for all instructional pro- University. She also possesses a The college has set four dates include a doctor’s degree from an grams for the university, a start- master’s degree in business ad- for the candidates to visit the Robert Frost accredited institution, as well as up that offers free education. He ministration from the University college and meet with the com- also oversees eight emerging col- three years of senior-level com- of California in Berkeley, Calif. Robert A. Frost is currently munity. Church will visit the leges and three colleges in vari- munity college administrative Ryslinge previously served as interim superintendent and campus April 21; Ryslinge, April ous stages of development with experience or equal experience. Portland Community College’s president of the College of the 29; Gorne, May 1; and Frost, May external partners. The college prefers someone with campus vice president and dean Siskiyous in Weed, Calif. He has 2. Each of those days consists of He earned his doctor’s degree prior college teaching experience of instruction, reporting to the served in that position since July a campus open forum, open to in sociology from Rutgers Uni- campus president, in 2008. From 2013. students and staff, from 2:45 to as well. versity. The four candidates aren’t 2000 to 2008, she was dean of Frost earned his doctor’s 3:45 p.m. Community members Before serving in his current academic services and economic degree in educational organi- can meet each candidate from necessarily deemed finalists; capacity, Church was educa- Frey said they could still revisit development for Las Positas Col- zation and leadership from the 5:30 to 6:20 p.m. tional administrator of student lege in Livermore, Calif. University of Illinois Urbana- The next president will take other people who have applied health, physical and disability Champaign. He also possesses a office July 1, replacing Jim Wal- for the position should they see services at College of the Desert Ivan Gorne master’s degree in international ton, who will retire at the end of such as necessary. in Palm Desert, Calif., from 2008 relations from Webster Univer- June after 12 years at the helm of “It would not preclude the to 2013. Before that, he worked Ivan Gorne is the current vice Centralia College. The search for committee from going back and president of student services, fa- sity in St. Louis, Mo. from 1996 to 2008 as the vice Frost served in June 2010 his replacement began in earnest inviting other candidates on the president of the chief student af- cilities and operations at Bates as the vice president of student in fall quarter 2013, according to list who have been brought for- fairs office for St. Cloud Univer- Technical College in Tacoma. learning at College of the Sis- college public relations director ward,” Frey said. sity and Touro University in Cal- He oversees the college’s funds kiyous. Prior to that, he was Don Frey. The college’s board of direc- ifornia, as well as the Southern budget and created and chaired Centralia College’s search tors selected the search commit- California University of Health a strategic enrollment manage- vice president of academic and committee has not publicly dis- tee, which consists of members Sciences. ment plan and committee. student services at West Shore cussed any candidates until this of the college and community at Gorne earned his doctor’s Community College in Michi- gan. He has also held posts at time, as each member signed a large. The committee members Birgitte Ryslinge degree from the University of confidentiality agreement. The conducted a series of screenings Puget Sound School of Law. He Mount Hood Community Col- group considers the total num- and identified the four finalists Birgitte Ryslinge is the cur- also earned a master’s degree in lege in Gresham, Ore., and Ore- ber of applicants privileged infor the position. rent interim president of the education from Pacific Lutheran gon State University in Corvallis, formation, but Frey said more The board of directors hopes Sylvania campus of Portland University. Ore., as well as Parkland College than 20 people initially applied to select Centralia College’s next Community College in Portland, Gorne has served in his cur- in Champaign, Ill.

county resident, a lot of those cording to the USFWS. pocket gopher, first identified as Gophers lands will be exempted because Moran said developments needing protection in 1985. Calendar of our (special) rule,” Moran said. that permanently change the Two subspecies, the Tacoma Continued from page Main 2 “Most people won’t notice a big land use of an area, such as pav- and Cathlamet pocket gophers, Continued from page Main 2 chance, to be honest. Especially ing over the soil, will be restrict- have gone extinct. the foreseeable future, according if you are a rural land owner, un- ed by the USFWS. The four subspecies now pro- Borst Home Open House, 1:30- to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- less you want to build a subdivi- Contractors planning to tected include the Olympia, Roy 3:30 p.m., free admission, donations vice. sion or change the land use.” build new developments in the Prairie, Tenino and Yelm pocket accepted, Fort Borst Park, Centralia, The listing of the four subspe- (360) 330-7662 Some believe the exemptions prairies occupied by the pocket gophers. Three other subspecies Easter Egg Hunt, 10 a.m., Yard Birds cies comes with the designation are not strict enough. gophers are asked to first contact were determined not to need Mall, more than 1,200 eggs, more than of 1,607 acres of protected criti- “With this decision the the USFWS to see if the work protection. 200 prizes, face painting, (360) 740-6900 cal habitat in Thurston County, unique Mazama pocket gopher coincides with the Endangered According to the USFWS, “The Uninvited,” 8 p.m., Evergreen including at the Olympia Airport. and its Puget prairie home have Species Act. more than 90 percent of West- Playhouse, Centralia, $15, tickets at Santa It also includes a special rule a fighting chance,” said Noah Moran said the listing is ern Washington’s prairies have Lucia Coffee, Centralia; Sterling Bank, exempting agricultural, airport Chehalis; brownpapertickets,com; or the Greenwald, the Center’s endan- meant to allow the gophers to live already been lost. Of the remain- Evergreen Playhouse website www.ev- and other activities from ac- gered species director, in a press in harmony alongside landown- ing prairies, less than 3 percent ergreenplayhouse.com cidentally disturbing, harming release. “It’s deeply disappoint- ers while the species recovers. are in good ecological condition. Lewis County Bowl for Kids’ Sake, or killing the four subspecies of ing, though, to have activities “We used the flexibility of the The Endangered Species list- fundraiser, noon-2 p.m., Fairway Lanes, Mazama pocket gopher in Thur- that clearly destroy these pocket act to create a smart regulation ing of the four subspecies will be Centralia, www.swwabigs.org/bowl- ston and Pierce counties. gophers’ homes — like plowing that respects the growth man- reviewed in five years. forkidssake Faun Fables, 8 p.m., Matrix Bridget Moran, USFWS con- — categorically exempted so they agement act and the (history) of Moran said the USFWS is al- Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $10, www.ma- sultation and conservation plan- trixcoffeehouse.com can go on as usual. There is a the prairie,” Moran said. “I really ready starting a recovery plan to “Alice in Wonderland,” by Performing ning program manager, said a way to balance the need to allow feel like we got it right.” help the gophers. Arts to Homeschoolers, 7 p.m., Centralia scientific assessment of the land activities that benefit the gopher, The decision is the result of Mazama pocket gophers are Christian School gym, 1315 S. Tower Ave., was completed prior to the de- such as mowing of airport fields, a settlement with the nonprofit described as stocky rodents, up Centralia, $4 for individuals or $10 for fam- cision and revealed that most without exempting harmful ac- Center for Biological Diversity, a to 11 inches in length, with short ilies, tickets available at Santa Lucia Coffee, farming activity is consistent tivities from regulation. This de- national conservation organiza- necks and powerful limbs, ac- 202 S. Tower Ave., Centralia, or at the door. with gopher conservation. cision fails to find that balance.” tion dedicated to protecting en- cording to the nonprofit. Organizations The assessment was the foun- The basic threats to the pock- dangered species. Their name comes from Prairie Steppers Square and Round dation for the special rule, Mo- et gophers are permanent habitat According to the Center for pockets in their cheeks that are Dance Club, 7:30-10:30 p.m., $5, potluck ran said. loss through development and Biological Diversity, there were used to carry vegetation into at break, Oakview Grange, Centralia, “Generally, for the south the spread of woody plants, ac- nine subspecies of Mazama their burrows. (360) 736-5172 or (360) 273-6008 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief House Panel to Hold India Votes in Contempt Vote Crucial Phase of on IRS Official National Elections WASHINGTON (AP) — A PATNA, India (AP) — Indians House committee is voting on voted in the crucial third phase whether to hold a former Inter- of national elections today, with nal Revenue Service official in millions going to the polls in the contempt of Congress for refus- heartland states that are essential ing to answer questions at a pair to the main opposition Hindu na- of hearings. tionalist party’s bid to end the 10- The official, Lois Lerner, pre- year rule of Congress party. viously headed the IRS division Suspected Maoist rebels, who that processes applications for have urged a boycott, briefly dis- tax-exempt status. Last May, af- rupted voting in their strongholds ter providing an opening state- in eastern Bihar state and neigh- ment, she refused to answer boring Chhattisgarh, carrying out questions at a House Oversight acts of violence despite thousands Committee hearing about IRS of security forces fanning out in agents improperly singling out the area. tea party applications for extra Nearly 110 million people were scrutiny. She again refused to eligible to vote in the third phase of answer questions at hearing in the elections in 92 constituencies March. Keith Srakocic / The Associated Press in 11 of India’s 28 states and three The Oversight Committee Alex Hribal, center, the suspect in the stabbings at the Franklin Regional High School near Pittsburgh, is taken from a district federally administered union ter- was scheduled to vote today on magistrate after he was arraigned on charges in the attack on Wednesday, in Export, Pa. Authorities say Hribal has been ritories. The multiphase voting whether to hold her in contempt. charged after allegedly stabbing and slashing 22 people, mostly students, in the crowded halls of his suburban Pittsburgh across the country runs until May Committee chairman Darrell high school Wednesday. 12, with results for the 543-seat Issa, R-Calif., said Lerner had lower house of Parliament an- effectively waived her Fifth nounced May 16. Amendment right not to answer questions by providing an open- Putin Warns Europe ing statement at the May hearing. 22 Injured in Stabbings About Ukraine Gas Debt Was ‘Cuban MOSCOW (AP) — Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has sent Twitter’ Program a letter to 18 European leaders urg- Political or Not? at Pennsylvania School ing them to offer a quick financial assistance to Ukraine to prevent a WASHINGTON (AP) — The shutdown of Russian natural gas Obama administration is look- By Jesse Washington and Kevin Begos to much of Europe. ing into whether a “Cuban Twit- In a letter released today by ter” program secretly backed by The Associated Press the Kremlin, Putin warned that the U.S. government contained MURRYSVILLE, Pa. — It “He wasn’t saying anything. He didn’t have any Ukraine’s mounting gas debt is messages that were political in was just before the start of class anger on his face. It was just a blank expression.” forcing Moscow to start demand- nature, despite assertions from and the hallways were packed ing advance payments for Russian the administration that the effort with students at their lockers or gas supplies. He warned that if was intended only to increase the chatting with friends. Nate Moore Ukraine fails to make such pay- flow of information in a country Nate Moore was walking to stabbing victim ments, Russia’s state-controlled that heavily restricts Internet ac- homeroom, book in hand, when gas giant Gazprom will “complete- cess. a classmate he knew to be quiet ly or partially cease gas deliveries.” State Department spokes- and unassuming tackled a fresh- night, District Attorney John including a boy who was on a Putin told the leaders that a woman Jen Psaki said Wednes- man boy a few feet in front of Peck said that after he was taken ventilator after a knife pierced possible shutdown of Russian gas his liver, missing his heart and day it would be “troubling” if po- him. Moore thought it was the into custody, Hribal made com- supplies will increase the risk of ments suggesting he wanted to aorta by only millimeters, doc- litical messages were sent under start of a fistfight and went to Ukraine siphoning off gas that in- die. Defense attorney Patrick tors said. He had additional sur- the program. She said the pro- break it up. tended for Europe and will make gram’s sponsor, the U.S. Agency Thomassey described him as a gery overnight, they said. it difficult to accumulate sufficient But 16-year-old Alex Hribal good student who got along with The rampage comes after for International Development, wasn’t throwing punches — he reserves for next winter. was trying to determine whether others, and asked for a psychiat- decades in which U.S. schools was stabbing his victim in the ric examination. have focused their emergency any of the messages that were belly, Moore said. The suspect sent were in fact political, as well Thomassey told ABC’s Good preparedness on mass shootings, More ‘Pings’ Raise got up and slashed Moore’s face, Morning America today that any not stabbings. as the timing of the messages, then took off down the hall, Hopes Flight 370 and whether they were drafts or defense he offers would likely be While knife attacks at schools where authorities said he stabbed based on Hribal’s mental health. are not unusual, they’re most were actually sent. and slashed other students in an Will Be Found An Associated Press investi- He said he hoped to move the often limited to a single victim, PERTH, Australia (AP) — attack that injured 21 students charges against the teenager to said Mo Canady, executive di- gation has revealed that the U.S. Planes and ships hunting for and a security guard — and juvenile court, where he could be rector of the National Associa- government built the now-de- the missing Malaysian jetliner might have been even worse but rehabilitated. If convicted as an tion of School Resource Officers. funct communications network zeroed in on a targeted patch of for the “heroes” who Pennsylva- adult, Hribal faces likely decades Nevertheless, there have been the Indian Ocean today after a to undermine the communist nia’s governor said helped pre- in prison. at least two major stabbing at- navy ship picked up underwater government and that draft mes- vent further injury or loss of life. Thomassey told several media tacks at U.S. schools over the past signals that are consistent with a sages were produced that were An assistant principal tackled outlets that Hribal is remorseful, year, the first at a community plane’s black box. overtly political. and subdued Hribal, who was though he acknowledged his cli- college in Texas last April that Today’s search zone was the charged Wednesday night with ent didn’t appear to appreciate wounded at least 14 people, and smallest yet in the monthlong four counts of attempted homi- the gravity of his actions. another, also in Texas, that killed Committee Approves hunt for Flight 370, and comes a cide and 21 counts of aggravated “At this point, he’s confused, a 17-year-old student and injured day after the Australian official Bill Naming Peak assault and jailed without bail. scared and depressed. Over the three others at a high school last in charge of the search expressed Authorities said he would be next few days we’ll try to figure September. After Reagan hope that crews were closing in prosecuted as an adult. out what the heck happened The attack in Pittsburgh WASHINGTON (AP) — The suspect’s motive re- here,” Thomassey told ABC. “I unfolded shortly after 7 a.m. on the “final resting place” of the About the only thing former mained a mystery. think he understands what he Wednesday, a few minutes vanished jet. President Ronald Reagan doesn’t “He wasn’t saying anything,” did. ... I don’t think he realizes before the start of classes at Angus Houston, who is coor- have named after him is a moun- Moore recalled hours later. “He how severely injured some of 1,200-student Franklin Regional dinating the search off Austra- tain, not one recognized by the didn’t have any anger on his face. these people are.” High School, in an upper-mid- lia’s west coast, said Wednesday federal government anyway. It was just a blank expression.” At least five students were dle-class area 15 miles east of that equipment on the Australian Now, Republican Rep. Joe At a brief hearing Wednesday critically wounded in the attack, Pittsburgh. vessel Ocean Shield had picked Heck of Nevada is pushing a up two sounds from deep below bill that would name a part of the surface on Tuesday, and an Frenchman Mountain, located analysis of two other sounds de- just east of Las Vegas, after the House Republicans March Ahead tected in the same general area nation’s 40th president. on Saturday showed they were The House Natural Resourc- consistent with a plane’s flight es Committee approved Heck’s With Plan to Balance the Budget recorders, or “black boxes.” bill by voice vote Wednesday, but By Andrew Taylor voted on an amendment this strengthen the economy because not before some Democrats on The Associated Press morning. less government borrowing In China, Jar of the committee had fun with the The measure written by Bud- would boost savings and invest- issue. WASHINGTON — House get Committee Chairman Paul ment. And they say it’s simply French Mountain Democratic Rep. Pete De- Republicans marched ahead to- Ryan, R-Wis., paints a picture of unfair to saddle future genera- Air Fetches $860 Fazio of Oregon said a more fit- day with an election-year bud- what Republicans would try to tions with mountains of debt. ting tribute would be to name get promising to balance the BEIJING (AP) — Beijing art- do if they claim the Senate this ist Liang Kegang returned from a Yucca Mountain after Reagan. government’s books with wide- fall and the White House in 2016. “THE SOONER we tackle these ranging cuts in programs like business trip in southern France Steps taken to develop Yucca But its cuts to popular ben- fiscal problems, the better off ev- food stamps and government- with well-rested lungs and a Mountain as a nuclear waste re- efit programs like food stamps, erybody is going to be, the faster paid health care for the poor and small item of protest against his pository accelerated during Rea- Medicare and Medicaid would the economy grows, and the gan’s presidency. working class, taking a mostly home city’s choking pollution: a symbolic swipe against the gov- be difficult to pass even if Re- more we can guarantee that the glass jar of clean, Provence air. ernment’s chronic deficits. publicans gain control of both next generation inherits a debt- He put it up for auction be- FBI Team Rescues Man the House and Senate in this free future,” said Ryan. fore a group of about 100 Chi- Who Was Kidnapped THE PLAN HEADING for a vote to- fall’s elections. At issue is the arcane con- nese artists and collectors late day is a nonbinding framework Democrats are seizing on gressional budget process, which last month, and it fetched 5,250 WAKE FOREST, N.C. (AP) aimed more at engaging GOP the debate to cast Republicans employs a nonbinding measure yuan ($860). — A man kidnapped from his voters than rival Democrats. The as cruelly cutting programs that known as a budget resolution “Air should be the most value- North Carolina home may have follow-up legislation is likely to keep people out of poverty and to set forth goals for future tax- less commodity, free to breathe been targeted because of his be limited to a round of annual help sustain the middle class. es, spending and deficits. But for any vagrant or beggar,” Liang daughter’s work as a prosecutor spending bills that will adhere to “It’s totally out of touch with follow-up legislation is usually said in an interview. “This is my on drug and gang cases, a federal a bipartisan budget pact enacted the priorities and values of the limited to one-year appropria- way to question China’s foul air law enforcement official said to- in December. country,” said Rep. Chris Van tions bills rather than more dif- and express my dissatisfaction.” day. A close vote is expected Hollen, D-Md. “This is a clear ficult measures to deal with the Liang’s work is part of a gust Frank Arthur Janssen of since some conservatives are road map of what Republicans government’s long-term fiscal of recent artistic protest — and Wake Forest, N.C., was missing unhappy over the higher spend- in Congress would do if they had challenges, which are fueled by entrepreneurial gimmickry for days before an FBI team res- ing levels for 2015. Top GOP the power to do it.” spiraling health care costs and — reflecting widespread dis- cued him late Wednesday at an leaders were actively working Republicans say the tough the retirement of the baby boom satisfaction over air quality in Atlanta apartment complex. to collar stragglers as the House cuts they promise would generation. China. • Main 13 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 Memorial to Fallen Soldier Vandalized Twice in Two Days NORTH OF RAINIER: Mural about somebody with much respect." Restored by Tenino Shepherd, himself a veteran, Artist Last Year Faces said he's looking into purchasing an anti-graffiti coating to apply Another Unwanted to the mural. Case of Graffiti "It completely broke my heart," Shepherd said of the vandalism. By Steven Wyble "I'm not a veteran of war. I never [email protected] deployed, never got the opportunity to deploy, but I mean, the A mural painted on a train people that put their lives on the trestle outside the city of Rainier line for our freedom on a day as a memorial to a fallen soldier to day basis … I just don't un- was vandalized twice this week, derstand how people can have a sparking anger in the commu- heart like that to vandalize and nity. just completely disrespect some- The mural was painted in body that lost their life for their memory of Sgt. Justin Norton, freedom. It's just outrageous." who was deployed to Iraq in The vandalism has caused a 2005 and killed at age 21 by an lot of anger in the community, improvised explosive device in Shepherd said. Baghdad in 2006. "It just boils up inside of peo- The mural was first vandal- ple that are patriotic and it really ized on Monday between 12:30 hurts," he said. "It's sad, especial- and 2 p.m., said Amber DuCha- ly if his parents were to see it or rme, the city’s deputy clerk. anything like that. It would just Someone spray-painted the be devastating. words "War Criminal" and "Baby "Everybody's entitled to their Killer" over the mural. Pete Caster / [email protected] opinion, but when it comes to Pattrick Shepherd, a local Fluorescent green graiti defacing the Sgt. Justin Norton Memorial Mural stands out as traic passes underneath a train being so far into your political painter, painted over the graf- trestle that crosses over Highway 507 north of Rainier on Wednesday afternoon. The graiti on the mural was spotted some- views that you go and try to hurt fiti Monday, but it was vandal- time late Tuesday evening. A mural dedicated to Sgt. Norton has existed under the trestle for several years and was recently other people, it's just a sickness. ized again on Tuesday, with the revamped last August. It's sad." words "War Criminal." It's not the first time the mu- DuCharme said a couple said they tracked down the per- The railroad company is the frustrated that this happened ral was defaced. A previous ver- driving by saw a man in his mid- petrator and interviewed him, victim, but if they wanted to pur- and frustrated by the fact we sion of the mural was vandalized in October 2012. The mural was 20s in a dark-colored SUV van- but because the mural itself is sue criminal charges, the defense can't take any enforcement ac- painted over with white paint. dalizing the mural on Tuesday. technically graffiti — the trestle would be, why don't they go after tion," he said. "You would think The couple confronted the man, is owned by a railroad company, people who painted graffiti on A group composed of Tenino people would have more respect but by the time law enforcement who would technically have to the trestle, Elwin said. and Rainier high school students arrived, he was gone. give permission to paint on it — "It's a despicable act to deface a than to deface a memorial like and local artists repainted the Thurston County Sheriff's the sheriff's office wasn't able to memorial of a local hero and the that. Clearly, we're not talking mural last August. Office spokesman Greg Elwin take enforcement action. sheriff's office is frankly quite Survey: Bellingham Residents Thin, Yakima Fat

SEATTLE (AP) — Belling- the study. The survey also found 23 percent obesity rate. ham is one of the nation's thinnest that 60 percent of Bellingham One city in the state ranked communities and Yakima among residents get regular exercise — tops in the nation in healthful the most obese, according to a sixth highest in the nation. eating. Olympia is No. 1 with 66 survey that lists Washington as But in Yakima, 36 percent of percent of adults regularly in- the only state with cities ranked adults are obese, according to cluding fruits and vegetables in in the top five and the bottom five their BMI — fourth-most obese their diet. in the nation for obesity. in the nation. The Yakima area The Gallup-Healthways Well- also has the third-highest rate of Being Index released its data last uninsured individuals (30 per- week for 2012 and 2013. The In- cent) and the fourth-highest rate dex is based on health surveys of of individuals who suffer from adults in 189 metro areas, The daily stress (65 percent), accord- Seattle Times reported Wednes- ing to the study. day. Among all metro areas sur- Fewer than 19 percent of veyed, the lowest obesity rate adults in the Bellingham area (12 percent) is in Boulder, Colo., reported a body mass index of while Huntington, W.Va., has the 30 or higher, which is consider highest rate (40 percent). obese. That ranks Bellingham The Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue as having the fourth-lowest obe- area ranks as the 10th-lowest sity rate among all metro areas in among the 52 metro areas with a News in Brief vestigating what caused the rup- Hastings Issues ture on the vessel that removes Subpoena Over Case carbon dioxide from the gas be- KENNEWICK (AP) — U.S. fore it’s liquefied. Rep. Doc Hastings has issued a KEPR reported people at the subpoena seeking answers on the meeting questioned the evacuation procedure and one man sug- federal government's recent deci- gested installing a warning siren. sion to list the White Bluffs blad- The explosion threw a piece derpod as a threatened species. of shrapnel that left a big gash The Republican said Monday in the side of a liquefied natural that the Obama administration gas storage tank at the Williams and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- Northwest Pipeline storage facil- vice have failed to answer his ity, which is across the Columbia questions. Hastings told the Tri- River from Umatilla, Ore. City Herald that Americans have The facility supplies gas dur- a right to know what science and ing times of high demand to data went into a listing decision customers in Washington and that could have serious economic Oregon. impacts. The White Bluffs bladderpod is a yellow flowering plant Woman Pleads Not thought to grow only near the Columbia River in Franklin Guilty to Sex With County. Hastings has questioned Tacoma Student the agency about rejecting DNA TACOMA (AP) — A woman research, funded by area farm- accused of having sex with her ers, that showed the White Bluffs students at Lincoln High School bladderpod is genetically the in Tacoma pleaded not guilty same as other bladderpod spe- Tuesday to a charge of sexual cies found in the Northwest. misconduct with a minor. The News Tribune reported Rupture Caused it was a new accusation from a fourth student against Meredith Eastern Washington Powell. The 17-year-old said she touched him inappropriately last Natural Gas Explosion year when he asked for help with PLYMOUTH, Wash. (AP) — math in her classroom. A Northwest Pipeline official says The 24-year-old pleaded not a pressure vessel rupture caused guilty in February to charges of the March 31 natural gas explo- rape and communicating with a sion that injured five people and minor for immoral purposes in- forced an evacuation at Plym- volving three other teenage boys outh in Eastern Washington. at the school. Northwest Pipeline vice pres- Powell resigned after the ini- ident Ed Brewer told a commu- tial charges were filed, and she nity meeting Tuesday night in has surrendered her state teach- Plymouth the company is still in- ing certificate. Look for our Saturday commentary by John McCroskey Main 14 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 NORTHWEST Survivor Saw Homes 'Exploding' From Mudslide Force ORDEAL EXPLAINED: weeks, then likely will struggle to start walking again. Woman Held Onto Skorjanc said she considered Baby as Debris Barrelled Oso home, although she grew Toward Her Home up in Indiana and has lived in Washington for just the past two By The Associated Press years. But she has no plans to return to the rural community 55 SEATTLE — Amanda Skor- miles northeast of Seattle, not janc was watching videos with even for a visit. her infant son when the lights in She said she struggles with her home started to flicker and shake. She looked outside and guilt daily, because she has her saw a terrifying sight: a massive family — including her partner, mudslide crashing down the hill- Ty Suddarth, the father of her side, and nearby houses "explod- child — and others who lived in ing" from its force. Oso don't. Suddarth had left the A neighbor's chimney was house to run an errand when the barreling toward her door, so mudslide hit. Skorjanc gripped her son tightly Dr. Daphe Beinggessner, a and turned away. University of Washington ortho- "I held onto that baby like it pedic surgeon, operated on Skor- was the only purpose that I had," janc three times and estimated she said. "I did not let that baby her physical injuries will take a go for one second." year or more to heal. When it was over, the power- She added that the recovery ful river of mud and debris had of Skorjanc's son, Duke Sud- laid waste to Skorjanc's entire darth, seems to be really making rural Washington community, Dan Bates / The Everett Herald a difference in the young moth- killing at least 35 people and de- Washington mudslide survivor Amanda Skorjanc, 25, talks to the media while sitting in her hospital bed on Wednesday in er's improvement: "As he's been stroying dozens of homes. Seattle. Skorjanic said she was trapped March 22, in a pocket formed by her broken couch and pieces of her roof. Skorjanic getting better, she's been getting Skorjanc and her baby said that she remembers hearing the voices of several men coming to her aid. She had two broken legs and a broken arm. better." were among only a few people Skorjanc said she will work pulled from the rubble alive. janc right back to that frighten- formed by her damaged couch ing to her aid. They lifted her son hard to get better to be there for On Wednesday, the 25-year-old ing Saturday morning. and pieces of her roof. She had from her arms and cut her from her son, who is being treated at mother gave her first interview "If the wind blows too hard. If two broken legs and a broken the debris. about the March 22 ordeal from Seattle Children's Hospital. She Harborview Medical Center in someone is pushing a bed past arm. "I had my eyes closed," Skor- said his injuries included a skull Seattle, where she remains hos- me, and it rumbles the floor a bit. Skorjanc said she called out janc remembers. "I didn't want fracture. "He's my motivation." pitalized. It brings back the same sight over to God to save her and her baby, to see what was going on. I was The rest of her energy will go Skorjanc is starting to recover and over again," Skorjanc told a and prayed rescuers would ar- scared and in so much pain." toward giving back to the com- physically from her ordeal af- pool of reporters from The Daily rive quickly and find them. One of her ankles was munity. ter several broken bones and six Herald, KOMO-TV and KIRO "I started to hear sirens — crushed and might not recover "I'm so overwhelmed with surgeries, but she and her doc- Radio. the most amazing sound I ever fully. She also suffered injuries to the amount of love and support tor acknowledged the emotional When the earth stopped heard," she said. her face, including an eye socket. we get every day," Skorjanc said. healing will take a very long time. moving after the mudslide, Skor- Skorjanc remembers hearing Her doctor said she will need "We will pay it forward for the Certain sounds bring Skor- janc was trapped in a pocket the voices of several men com- to be off her feet for another 10 rest of our lives." President Barack Obama Plans to Visit Snohomish County Mudslide EVERETT (AP) — President They discussed ongoing as- homes along the North Fork of the Darrington or east side of allow the corps to pump out a Barack Obama plans to survey sistance from the Federal Emer- the Stillaguamish River, about 55 the slide with about 300 feet of flooded area of about 34 acres so damage from the Washington gency Management Agency as miles northeast of Seattle. gravel. When it's completed next it can be searched for bodies. state mudslide later this month the area copes with the slide that Searchers with dogs continue week, the 2,000-foot-long berm Teams of rescue or cadaver and will meet with victims, first has killed at least 35 people, de- to probe the debris field as the will act like a levee along the dogs from all over the country responders and recovery workers, stroyed about three dozen homes, Army Corps of Engineers builds river, said Cameron Satterfield, a have been helping search the the White House said Tuesday. partially dammed a river and a berm to reduce flooding. spokesman at the joint informa- huge pile of tumbled mud, bro- The White House said it covered a state highway. Work started Monday on tion center in Arlington. It will ken trees and house debris. plans to release further details One more person was added about the president's trip to Oso, to victims list Tuesday afternoon Wash., in the coming days. by the Snohomish County medi- Obama spoke with Rep. Su- cal examiner's office, which is zan DelBene, D-Wash., on Tues- still trying to identify four of the day about the recovery effort. dead. "He called to say that he's go- Eleven people remain on ing to come out to visit the site the sheriff's list of missing from on April 22," she said. the March 22 slide that buried Expert Baffled by Ferocity, Distance of ‘Freakish’ Slide By The Seattle Times important” event in the under- Richard Iverson may be one standing of landslide hazards. of the world’s foremost land- When the recovery effort is slide experts, but if he had been over, he and other scientists hope driving along the Stillaguamish to study the slide in detail, trying River March 22 when the slope to figure out why it so quickly across from Steelhead Drive be- liquefied and ran out for nearly gan to crumble, he wouldn’t have a mile — more than three times fled to high ground. the distance Iverson would have expected based on comparison He would have pulled over to with hundreds of other slides of snap pictures. similar heights. That’s because Iverson never “This bluff is only about 180 dreamed a slide from such a meters (about 600 feet) tall, modest bluff could travel as far which by Northwest standards and as fast as it did, sweeping is sort of small potatoes,” Iverson across the river, burying an en- said. tire neighborhood and engulf- The hope is that by under- ing a swath of Highway 530 in a standing what caused the slide to minute’s time. morph into a monster, scientists “It was a freakish thing,” said will be able to better identify the Iverson, of the U.S. Geological most dangerous hazard zones in Survey’s Cascades Volcano Ob- the future, said Jonathan Godt, a servatory. “I’m not sure anybody Denver-based USGS expert who would have anticipated a slope also visited the Oso slide. like that would liquefy the way “It’s one of these tragic events it did.” that unfortunately provides an Using a new computer model, opportunity to increase aware- Iverson estimated that the mass ness,” he said. of mud, rocks and trees was While it’s fairly easy to iden- traveling about 60 mph when it tify landslide-prone slopes, it’s slammed into the river. much harder to predict how far Imagine standing on the side slides will travel, said University of a freeway when a semi truck of Washington geomorpholo- barrels past at 60 mph, Iverson gist David Montgomery. Geolo- said. Then imagine a battalion gists who analyzed slide risks of eighteen-wheelers, half a mile along the North Fork of the Still- wide, headed straight at you. aguamish warned in 1999 that a “It’s hard for me to imagine “large catastrophic failure” was somebody being in the middle possible. But in the worst-case of that Steelhead neighborhood scenario they deemed most like- and having any chance of sur- ly, the runout was estimated at vival,” he said. less than a quarter of a mile. As of Tuesday, Snohomish “Any geologist who went out County officials reported 35 there would say, yes, this situa- people dead and an additional 11 tion is ripe for a landslide,” Iver- missing. son said. “But in my mind, the An eyewitness Iverson spoke story isn’t that a landslide oc- with described the slide literally curred, but the type of landslide shoving the river out of its banks. that occurred.” Iverson spent several days at He blames the disaster on a the site last week and is compiling combination of unusually wet the first scientific report on what weather, erosion at the toe of the he believes will be a “profoundly slide and local geology. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 • Main 15

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Chronicle readers share their thoughts everyday through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation. A medical marijuana co-op was robbed in Oakville Tuesday. Police say the robbers specifically targeted the store due to the fact it was selling weed. On Tuesday night, the Centralia City Council extended a moratorium, delaying its decision on whether or not to allow stores selling marijuana in city limits. Do you think stores selling pot should be allowed to be located in Lewis County? Why or why not?

Aric Catron: I don’t think they should. It isn’t fair to the dozens of small, family-run, businesses to install government-sponsored competition. These people spent years building up their businesses; for many of them it required several years or more at educational institutions like Walla Walla State to properly learn their trade. And the overhead? It isn’t cheap using coyotes to import raw materials from Mexico. Not to mention the cost of procuring the necessary security equipment without drawing undue attention. Then there is finding reliable employees who follow the verbal non-disclosure agreement. And now, after all that work, they are expected to compete with state-sponsored businesses who pay taxes, hire employees at regular wages, and can run open store fronts? No, simply put, allowing the state to suddenly change the dynamic of a Photograph submitted by Arthur Morken, Mattawa thriving industry is bad business. Oakville High School graduate Myron Hamilton recently was given the Washington Industrial Technology Education Asso- ciation Rookie of the Year Award. As a second-year teacher at Wahluke Junior High School, Hamilton has been instrumental in promoting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education in addition to developing the Gateway to Tech- nology courses at WJH. Automation and robotics coupled with design and 3-D modeling have given students the basic tools needed to engage in learning leading toward careers in high tech ields. Hamilton is one of the advisers for the Technology Student Association and the after-school Robotics Club. Wahluke Junior High is located in Mattawa, which is near the Colum- Anthony Valerie: Why not? Alcohol and bia river in Grant County. cigarettes are legal and are sold on city limits. Why not marijuana too? After all, Mother Earth To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., made that plant and every other single plant Centralia, WA 98531. you see on this earth. Marijuana shouldn’t even be classified as a drug. it’s a plant, just like herbs and fruit and vegetable plants. Honor Roll WINLOCK MIDDLE SCHOOL Squibb, Britney Contreas, Brian Weitman, Makay- Following are members of the Winlock Middle la Allbritton School third-quarter honor roll: Sixth-graders: Piper Low, Pauline Murphy, Lo- 4.0 Grade Point Average gan Hall, Jayne Arthur-Thompson, Alexis Carson, Chronline Comments Dylan Norwood, Noah Patching, Cody Dequise Eighth-graders: Margaret Howsden, Cassan- The following comments were submitted by dra Shipman Honors List readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are avail- Seventh-graders: Samantha Cisneros Sanchez, (3.0-3.49 GPA) able for reading online. Kendra Garrison, Juniper Snow, Leanna Wolf Sixth-graders: Sabrena Barragan, Monique Eighth graders: Darby Low, Secret Ettner, Friedley, Nathan Suhrbier Alexis Gillum, Rachael Annonen • Story: County Denies Reynolds’ Lawsuit Claims Seventh graders: Isaac Garibay Zamudio, Sky Nyberg, Kimberley Velazco, Joshua Turner, Alexus Nowobilski Principal’s List CommenteR: (3.5-4.0 GPA) Garcia, Gustavo Barragan Chavez, Luz Gaxiola, Baker Rice, Shannon Lewis Suicide often leaves the family with many questions Eighth-graders: Alexandra Dean, Dawson Sixth graders: Cody Dequise, Megan Nixon, and gapping pain. It is too bad her mother can not accept Hall, Sable Pirtle, Rebecca Nielson, Lauren God- Carter Whitehead, Braedon Peterson, Tylan Ettner, the death of her daughter. The only person at fault for the frey Coleson Richendollar, Sofia Gonzalez, Caleb Hyl- death of Rhonda Reynolds, is Rhonda herself. 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Pete Caster / [email protected] Centralia police oicer Angie Humphrey smiles after giving Nico Ambrisio, 2, an oicer’s sticker as his sister, Taylor Joyce, 8, looks on Wednesday, April 2. Badge: Each Gender Has a Set of Qualities That Complements the Other Continued from the front page so she can give them to known transients who need them. city for 16 years, is Chehalis’ only “Even if they are homeless or full-time female police officer in making bad choices, they are its history. still people,” she said. Shannon, who has worked for Humphrey, who knew she the sheriff’s office for the past 19 wanted to go into police work years, said that to her knowledge, in high school, began working only two other women, apart in law enforcement in 1995 as from herself and Brown, worked an intern for the Grays Harbor briefly as patrol deputies. Sheriff’s Office. From there, she Centralia Police Chief Bob worked at various agencies until Berg said nine women have she came to Centralia in 2001. worked as Centralia officers, including Finch, Humphrey, as well as Sue Shannon, who Lewis County Sheriff’s Office: worked there prior to the sher- Stacy Brown and Sue Shannon iff’s office. Brown and Shannon are the only two women who have POLICING is a job that is often worked long term in the patrol regarded as being “more ac- division of the sheriff’s office. ceptable” for men than women, Shannon worked about five Finch said. years at other agencies before It is a stressful and intense Chehalis Police Sgt. Gwen Carrell poses for a portrait outside the Chehalis Police Department. starting at the sheriff’s office. career that requires split-second decisions and can be exhaust- When Brown was hired about a ing and emotionally draining. year later, Shannon was her field which can be an advantage in de- training officer. The job can take a toll on family escalating a tense situation. life, as police officers do not get “They are The perfect law enforcement two very differ- holidays off, and often work long team would be a man and wom- ent people and shifts outside of the typical Mon- an working as partners, said day through Friday work week. Deputy Shannon, comparing they have both Historically, Berg said, wom- the match to “peas and carrots.” chosen two dif- en in law enforcement have “had Each gender has a set of qualities ferent career a tougher road to hoe.” that complement one another in paths,” Mans- “One of my goals has been to police work. field said. “Both increasingly diversify the po- “The goal of our job is to con- Stacy Brown of them are very lice department here,” Berg said. vince someone to do something Lewis County capable, profes- “My own belief is that police de- they don’t want to to — i.e. — Sheriff’s Office sional and ex- partments should represent their put on these handcuffs and go to ceptionally valued employees.” community.” jail,” said Berg, adding that brute Through the nearly 20 years But achieving that goal often force, something most women at the sheriff’s office, Shannon is not easy — especially when physically don’t have, is not nec- worked in a variety of positions, few women apply. essary to make that happen. including investigating narcot- Sheriff Steve Mansfield said “Women are less influenced ics. She was also on the SWAT the sheriff’s office also receives by things like testosterone,” he team until age 40. She now few female applicants. added. Centralia Police Oicer Patricia Finch responds to a recent standof in Centralia. works as one of the deputies “You just don’t find as many assigned to east Lewis County, women applying for this job as Chehalis’ First And Only Female men,” Mansfield said. where she patrols from Mossyr- “This job is not for everybody Police Officer “She really has a natural abil- pics Torch Run in South Korea, ock to Packwood. and not everybody who enters Carrell has worked in law ity to go out there and get the job where she ran 80 miles with Brown, who is now the chief this profession can make a suc- enforcement about 25 years. She done,” he said. about 130 other U.S. police of- civil deputy and spokeswoman cessful career out of it,” he said, started as a reserve officer for the ficers. for the sheriff’s office, worked later adding: “But two of the city of Olympia, before working Centralia Police: Patricia Finch Finch said she hopes to one as a detective for about five most successful people I have at the Elma Police Department. and Angie Humphrey day also specialize in child years before she was promoted just so happen to be women.” The last 16 years have been in abuse investigations. to detective sergeant in 2007 Chehalis, which is where she in- Berg said comparing the de- “You don’t find a lot of offi- and then to chief in 2008. ALL FIVE FEMALE POLICE OFFICERS tends to retire. partment’s two female officers, cers who want to do those types “I’m very proud of Stacy,” said women bring a different per- “I like what I do, I like the Humphrey and Finch, to one of cases,” she said. Shannon said. spective to law enforcement than people I work with,” Carrell said. another is like comparing “night Such cases can be emotion- Shannon said Brown was men. It’s a perspective many say “It’s just flat-out fun.” and day.” ally taxing, she said. outstanding as a detective, community policing would ben- Carrell decided in kindergar- “Their approach to the job is The agency’s other female working cases involving child efit from having more of. ten on career day that she wanted totally different — but they are officer, Humphrey, is known victims of sexual abuse. “We’re more nurturing, we’re to become a police officer. both successful,” Berg said. to the community for her out- “She’s like God’s angel,” fixers, we’re raised different so “That’s what I tailored my life Berg described Finch as being standing public relations abili- Shannon said of Brown. “To do we see things differently,” said toward,” she said. “I didn’t even a hard worker who is “straight ties, Berg said. that full time — it takes a spe- Carrell, of Chehalis. “Instead of know any police officers grow- business.” People often wave enthusi- cial person.” Finch has worked for the getting caught up in the adrena- ing up.” astically at Humphrey as she The sheriff said both depu- Centralia Police Department line, we tend to sit back and think Carrell said there can be bad drives through town and sev- ties are very caring individuals, a bit more.” days, as well as a lot of negativ- since 2009, and prior to that, she eral people greet her with hugs and are respectful, fair and do Women often rely on their ity, but 99 percent of the time she worked at the Yelm Police De- — even if she previously arrested verbalization and communica- looks forward to coming to work. partment for two and a half years. them. their job in a manner that pro- tion skills to stop a situation “It’s not like TV — most Finch attended St. Martin’s Humphrey said oftentimes motes trust and respect with from escalating or to convince crimes don’t get solved and most University where she studied she’s dealing with a bad situa- Lewis County residents. someone to do something they people you can’t fix,” she said. criminal justice and began work- tion, but it does not mean the Both have also received nu- are reluctant to do. Chehalis Police Chief Glenn ing for the Department of Cor- interaction with the individual merous awards throughout the “Most girls have the gift of Schaffer said he promoted Car- rections as a probation officer at also needs to be negative. years, he said. gab,” said Humphrey, who works rell to sergeant in 2009 due to the age 20. Finch started at the police “Most people are not bad “They have made significant for Centralia. impressive work she does out on academy on her 24th birthday. people,” she said. “They are just contributions to this community, Many male suspects find the street, her ability to handle In January 2013, Finch repre- making some bad choices.” this agency, and to the people women to be less intimidat- herself, as well as her tenacity sented the state of Washington She frequently carries extra they work with in this office,” ing, both Carrell and Finch said, and ability to go after cases. during the 2013 Special Olym- pairs of socks in her patrol car Mansfield said. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Outdoors: Pondering Whales Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] and Gophers Prep Baseball Prep Track & Field Tracking This Year’s Track Stars By Brandon Hansen [email protected] Spring break just gets pro- gressively more depressing as you get older. It's gone from a week of freedom in high school and college to a time where Sports Edi- tor Aaron VanTuyl, Sports Mon- key Lucas Kilgore and I discuss the merits of Pitbull songs in the office while no games go on. High school students aren't that pathetic. They're usually on vacation or enjoying their free time. So far this spring we've already had the great Dutch Bros. traffic jam that turned Harrison Avenue into downtown Los An- geles, Rochester's baseball team discovered that there are, in fact, three outs in an inning and Adna has apparently taken the "team made of mostly freshman and sophomores" strategy to the top of the Central 2B League baseball standings. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Another impressive develop- Rochester’s Andy Sommer runs the bases against Rainier, in Rainier, during a SWW ment this spring has been how 1A League Evergreen Division baseball doubleheader on Monday. Sommer spent 60 our area track and field teams days in Harborview Medical Center following a car wreck in late October. have been doing. Since the sport is basically measuring very basic athletic feats, you can compare local kids to everyone else in the state, since everything is stan- Rochester’s Sommer a Hit in Spring dardized. Last year we practically knew WARRIOR: Andy Sommer, "It was funny," he said. "A lot Team Andy t-shirts were pro- play, no matter what it is,'" Strie- Pe Ell's Alissa Brooks-John- duced, and fund-raiser dinners Injured in October of people came up to me, like, gel said. son, Adna's Regyn Gaffney and 'Are you okay?' and I'm like, 'I'm held to benefit the teen and his The plan, originally, was to Onalaska's Stephen Bottoms Wreck, Back on the fine,'" he said. "'Look at him. It family. use him as a courtesy runner, were guaranteed state champi- Baseball Diamond looks like he's hurting.'" Now, almost six months lat- but during preseason practices onships as each dominated their Sommer was fine. Just ask er, he's right where he wants to he stepped into the batting cag- respective events throughout the By Aaron VanTuyl him. be, and right where he'd hoped es to take a few cuts. season. Let's take a took at who to be during his hospital stay: [email protected] "He kind of gingerly swung could potentially win a state title SOMMER, 17, spent 60 days in the baseball diamond. the bat a little bit, and made in their classification as the track The Rochester Warriors Harborview Medical Center in "Baseball was actually a high contact a couple times," Striegel and field season has now had a were running an outfield drill Seattle after a four-car accident priority for me," he said. "They said. "His eyes just started to few weeks to sort some things during an early-season baseball on Oct. 29. The 2003 Jeep Cher- told me the possibility of get- light up." out. practice this spring. A coach okee he was driving was cut in ting back on a field was very He scored the game-win- would hit a fly ball, and two half in the collision, at the in- slim. I kind of challenged that, ning run as a pinch runner on a players would run for the ball tersection of U.S. Highway 12 and look where I am." squeeze bunt in an early-season ATHLETES TO WATCH and call each other off, practic- and Pecan Street, about a mile's Rochester baseball coach win over Elma. He hit a 2-run 1. Nike McClure, W.F. West ing on-field communication. drive from the high school. Five Jerry Striegel — who Sommer single to power Rochester in a Andy Sommer stepped up to surgeries treated broken ribs, a said has been "like a second — The greatest JV athlete in the 5-4 win over rival Tenino, and history of W.F. West last year has take his turn, yelled that he had punctured lung and second de- Mom" — went to see Som- he hit an RBI single in a loss to priority on the ball and, in the gree burns; his right hand was mer in the hospital twice, at quickly made a name for her- Hoquiam. self in her senior year. Granted, exact situation the drill was es- sewn into his stomach to heal. Thanksgiving and on Christ- On Monday, during a dou- tablished to avoid, collided with During his stay in the hospi- mas Eve. On the first visit, Som- she had already signed on to bleheader sweep at Rainier, he play basketball with Washing- a teammate. tal he had a surprise visit from mer was certain he'd be back on made three trips to the plate, about 50 of his classmates, as the field; by the second, with ton State University after her Sommer, the kid who's been drawing four-pitch walks with- through plenty since October, well as hosting Seahawks wide his hand just removed from his sophomore year at Tenino, but out seeing a hittable pitch in bounced back to his feet. His receiver Doug Baldwin and a stomach, he was more appre- boy is she worth the hype. Mc- his first two at-bats and laying teammate, meanwhile, suffered few of the SeaGals. The com- hensive. Clure helped lead the Bearcats to a state championship in girls a broken collarbone. munity support was huge; "I told him, 'You're going to please see SOMMER, page S5 basketball earlier this year and, without skipping a beat, has posted the best Class 2A time MLB in the 200-meter dash (25.82), the best 2A mark in the shotput (40-4.75) and the sixth best mark Pujols Homer, Pitching Leads Angels Past M’s 2-0 in the triple jump (34-.50). She's By Tim Booth also a member of the 4x200 W.F. jols provided the biggest blow. ters and the Angels committed The last combined one-hit- West relay team that has the best The Associated Press He hit a two-run homer in the two errors. But Richards over- ter by the Angels came in May time in the Class 2A ranks, and third off Seattle starter Roenis came those mistakes by striking 2012 against Oakland. SEATTLE — Albert Pujols the 4x400 relay team that has the Elias (0-1). That was all the of- out six. It was a miserable start to second best time in the state. homered for the second straight fense the Angels got, but all they Joe Smith pitched a per- the day for the Angels after game while Garrett Richards In other words, she'll see a podi- needed with how Richards was fect eighth and Ernesto Frieri learning that Hamilton is like- um or two at the state track meet. and two relievers combined on pitching. pitched the ninth for his first ly to miss the next six to eight one-hitter as the Los Angeles 2. Regyn Gaffney, Adna — Richards (2-0) threw seven save of the season. It was the weeks after suffering an injury The highlight of the track sea- Angels beat the Seattle Mari- shutout innings. Abraham Al- first one-hitter by the Angels to his left thumb the night be- son so far? Seeing Gaffney and ners 2-0 on Wednesday night. monte was the only Seattle since Ervin Santana in June fore sliding headfirst into first McClure face off in a Evergreen On the day the Angels lost batter to reach via hit when he 2012 vs. Arizona, and first base. An MRI Wednesday 2A track and field meet that the Josh Hamilton for potentially singled in the third inning. thrown against Seattle since up to two months to injury, Pu- Richards walked three bat- July 2013 by Houston. please see MARINERS, page S5 please see TRACK, page S5

Gone The Final Word The Angels’ Al- bert Pujols be- Oregon Hires Gonzaga Women’s Coach gins to point TV’s Best Bet his hands EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Oregon has Graves has gone 317-176 overall in 14 PGA Golf skyward as he hired Kelly Graves of Gonzaga as the new seasons at Gonzaga, leading the team to heads home Ducks women’s basketball coach. an unprecedented 10 straight West Coast The Masters on a two-run Graves has led Gonzaga to the NCAA Conference championships. Noon homer against tournament for the past six seasons, and The 51-year-old Utah native replaces ESPN the Mariners the Bulldogs advanced to the Elite Eight in Paul Westhead, whose contract was not Wednesday in 2011. The team was a No. 6 seed this past renewed. Westhead’s record was 65-90 Seattle. season, the highest seeding in school his- and 27-64 in the Pac-12 over five seasons tory, before losing to James Madison in the with the Ducks. Oregon has had just one Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press opening game and finishing at 29-5. winning season in the past seven years. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Hunting & Fishing Report Pondering Habitat Reversals of Rodents and Whales

By Jordan Nailon [email protected] The tiny Mazama pocket go- Paper Wasp on Spring Break pher, rumored to be the grand architects behind the mysteri- ous Mima Mounds, scored a huge victory this week that will span from the courtroom to their underground lairs in the vast prairies of Thurston, Pierce, and Lewis counties. Following more than a decade of laborious study, litigation, and handwring- ing, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced plans to list four unique subspecies of the ranging rodents as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. The designation as a threatened species means that the US- FWS believes that the gophers will in fact become endangered if immediate corrective action is not taken. The four subspecies of pocket gopher are based on their county of origin and are specified by their Olympia, Roy Prairie, Tenino, and Yelm moni- kers. In order to protect the Brandon Hansen / [email protected] pocket gophers, officials have A European Paper Wasp buzzes around its nest, hidden within a set of baseball ield bleachers in Rainier on Tuesday. The European Paper Wasp is often mistaken marked 1,607 acres in Thurston for a Yellow Jacket, but with a more slim waist and a preference for building its nest in concealed areas. The wasp and its friends were present at the game, but County as designated habitat for not a threat to the game’s audience, and no stings were reported. the critters. The ruling will af- fect future land development as well as the ability of landowners fish, though, seems to be com- up for the high, turbid river con- In preparation for the event, “There’s always been a lot to build on and transform their ing through the Lower Colum- ditions that have held the sport public fishing on the pond will property. An exemption has of turkey in that area,” he said. bia River right now, with an- catch well below the harvest close at 12:01 a.m. on May 9. been included that officials say “From Pe Ell down to about Leb- guideline.” Public fishing will reopen at 4 will allow for continued agricul- glers having success with both am, up in the hills there’s quite a ture practices on existing farm springers and steelies. Boat and bank anglers will p.m. on May 10. few turkeys. The breeding sea- and ranch lands. “The Columbia is fishing be allowed to harvest salmon For more information or to son is already over so you can’t right now about a fish per boat during the extended season While the tiny pocket mam- pre-register, contact Maxine call ‘em, so you’ve got to know and this weekend should turn from Buoy 10 up the river to Davison at (360) 696-9387 or mals are making waves on dry right where they’re at. On the things real good,” said Charles Beacon Rock, and bank anglers via email at clubscoutfishing- land, some of the world’s larg- East side they’re just coming into est mammals have begun to visit McElroy from the Sunbird will be allowed access all the [email protected]. their breeding season. That’s our waterways in great numbers. Shopping Center sporting goods way to Bonneville. Orcas whale sightings have been desk on Wednesday. McElroy For Lewis County big fish CLAMS why most of the guys on this side reported all along the Pacific added that he had just seen a options McElroy mentioned of the mountain go over there Coast from Oregon to British photo of a 40-pound spring chi- that the Skookumchuck River The next sets of clam digs and hunt.” Columbia, with a few adventur- nook recently harvested near seems to be fishing pretty good, scheduled by the WDFW have been approved following marine ers navigating all the way to the Cathlamet. and the Chehalis is clearing BEACH CLEANUP Tacoma Narrows through Puget “That’s the second one up and providing some fish — toxin tests. The digs are set for: Sound. The whales are making this year,” he said. “If there’s steelhead, of course. • April 14, Monday, 6:46 a.m.; Washington CoastSavers their annual migration from 40-pound fish this time of year, “Although, we still don’t +0.2 feet; Twin Harbors are helping to organize a beach ocean waters off the coast of imagine what they’ll look like know if they’re going to have a • April 15, Tuesday, 7:24 a.m.; cleanup across the state on April Mexico to their summer feeding come fall.” springer opener yet or not,” he -0.3 feet; Twin Harbors, Long 19. Beaches getting attention will grounds full of ghost shrimp. McElroy noted that there are said. Beach include several state parks, wil- The power of the gophers • April 16, Wednesday, 8:03 early steelhead showing in the Trout season is having a slow derness coastline in the Olympic and the grace of the whales a.m.; -0.6 feet; Twin Harbors, Columbia already, according to rolling opener in April with a Nationa Park as well as tribal res- combined to send my mind reel- Long Beach the guides. Anybody who hooks full-scale lowland lake opener ervations. ing. In my time, I have heard scheduled for April 26. Local • April 17, Thursday, 8:43 a 30-plus pound salmon while To sign up for their favorite some folks of a pessimistic using gear that is better suited lakes that remain open year a.m.; -0.8 feet; Twin Harbors, beach, volunteers should visit the persuasion tell daydreamers to, to typically smaller springers or round are already fishing hot, Long Beach “Leave the flying to the birds.” sleek steelhead will be guaran- according to McElroy, who said • April 18, Friday, 9:26 a.m.; Washington CoastSavers website The insinuation was that birds that South County Pond and -0.8 feet; Twin Harbors, Long at www.coastsavers.org/wash- are meant to fly, while humans teed a good battle. “You’re going to chase them Offutt Lake have been fishing Beach, Mocrocks ington. should dedicate their energies • April 19, Saturday, 10:14 to more practical pursuits. But, around quite a bit,” said McEl- well lately. And on Lake Merwin, a.m.; -0.7 feet; Twin Harbors, of course, whales are mammals, roy. “You’re not going to land “The fish are bigger, and fatter, MOUNTAIN SNOW one from the bank.” and more plentiful than normal Long Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks and following deductive logic Mt. Baker: The mountain should therefore walk on land Although eye-witness evi- for this time of year.” However, • April 20, Sunday, 11:06 a.m.; had 4 inches of new snow over like the rest of us. Luckily for us, dence showed two gentlemen McElroy added that, “Mayfield -0.4 feet; Twin Harbors, Long though, whales had the cour- who had landed a total of three is just dead.” Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks the past 48 hours early in the age to forge their own seabound spring chinook on the Cowlitz The WDFW is currently According to rumors over- week, with sunny conditions and ways. Can you imagine sharing River near Castle Rock Wednes- stocking lakes across Washing- heard at the Sunbirds sports desk, machine-groomed terrain. a sidewalk with a sulking sloth day, McElroy was not sold on ton in preparation for the April a couple of clam digs may end up Mt. Hood: The temperature of a killer whale out of water? that run quite yet. 26 opener. In a press release being scheduled for May with was a balmy 44 degrees near That would make humans the “The springers are fairly slow the WDFW noted that if all the another dig possible in June. mid-mountain and still above ghost shrimp. on the Cowlitz,” stated McElroy hatchery raised trout stocked in freezing at the summit, though It seems to me that we could flatly. “The only place they seem state lakes were laid end to end HUNTING with no new snow. all learn a lesson from the wee to be getting any serious steel- they would stretch from West- Hunters with an itchy trigger White Pass: The mountain pocket gopher and the massive head (on the Cowlitz) seems to port, Oregon, to Spokane. finger will be hitting the hillsides had no new snow this week, with Orca whale. From their exam- be up around the Barrier Dam, Area lakes that the WDFW from April 15 through May 15 ples, it is obvious that one does but it’s such a circus up there will stock prior to the lowland temperatures between 29 and 33 not necessarily need size to be in search wild turkeys. WDFW degrees. Night skiing has been that the serious fishermen don’t lake opener include, Black Lake, scientists anticipate a produc- powerful, only persistence and really mess around up there.” Lake Lawrence, Lake St. Clair, closed for the remainder of the ingenuity. While we should also tive hunt and say that the birds, season. Still a good snowpack Columbia River anglers will Long Lake, Munn Lake and Of- introduced starting in 1960, have know not to be afraid of seek- built up, but with nothing fresh. have an additional six days for fut Lake in Thurston County, begun to see their population ing and desiring capabilities that harvesting hatchery springers Mineral Lake in Lewis County, Crystal Mountain: The tem- based on logic seem out of place. numbers soar across the state re- below the Bonneville Dam. The Horseshoe Lake, Kress Lake, perature has been between 26 Logic can be boring and cum- cently. season, which was scheduled Lake Sacajawea, and Silver Lake bersome. Who knows what a Shotguns and bow-and-ar- and 35 degrees, with an inch of to close on April 7, will now re- in Cowlitz County, and Battle- few generations of daydreaming row hunting will be allowed dur- new snow early in the week. Darwinism could incubate? main open until April 14, with a ground Lake, Klineline Pond, ing the hunt and only turkeys Snoqualmie Summit: No one-day closure slated for April and Lacamas Lake in Clark with visible beard will be legal new snow this week, and moun- 8 due to a probable commercial County. for harvest. Hunters are allot- tain temperatures were lingering FISHING fishery. Additionally, a Hooked on ted a total of three turkeys per in the mid- to low-40s, with the Fishing prospects are all “Fishing conditions on the Fishing youth trout fishing year, but only one per subspe- summit above freezing. over the southwest Washington Columbia River have been pret- event will be held at Klineline cies (Eastern, Merriam, and Rio- map this week with steelhead, ty rough in recent weeks,” said Pond on May 10. Pre-registered Grand). Stevens Pass: The ski area spring chinook, and trout bur- Ron Roler, Columbia River po- youngsters will allowed to fish Locally, McElroy recom- had no new snow this week, with bling up in creeks, ponds, lakes, lice coordinator for the WDFW. for several thousand trout that mends taking to Johnson Creek none in the forecast. Saturday streams, rivers, estuaries, seas “These extra fishing days will will be stocked in netted areas road between Rainier and Yelm has a high temperature predic- and oceans. The biggest swell of give anglers some time to make near the shoreline of the pond. for the best shot at a turkey. tion of 48 degrees. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Riffe Lake to Host Youth Bass Fishing Challenge in June By The Chronicle Angler Federation member; that south a bit,” Bruggman said. make reservations for camping and a mandatory meeting with Anglers from several high costs $25. Ten teams competed the early. The tournament will be- rules and the tournament draw schools across the state of Wash- Washington State Bass Fed- federation’s state champion- gin at the boat launch at Taid- will follow immediately. ington will descend on Riffe eration Youth Director David ship held at Moses Lake in 2013, napam Park, 117 Cayuse Lane in Anyone wishing to receive Lake June 14 for the Riffe Lake Bruggman said the group is and Bruggman said he expects a Glenoma. Camping is available more information can contact High School Bass Team Chal- holding the event at Riffe Lake similar number of teams at Riffe at the Taidnapam campground David Bruggman at (206) 919- lenge. to give students in the south- for the Bass Team Challenge this or the Mossyrock campground. 4933 or email ibfishin4bass@ The event is open to all high ern areas of Washington state a year. Check-in and registration frontier.com. Washington Bass school students. Entry to the chance to compete. “We’re growing slowly,” are slated for June 13 from 6-7:30 Federation maintains a website tournament itself is $50 per “We’ve always had our events Bruggman said. “It’s only our p.m. at the Taidnapam boat at www.wabass.org, and more team, with each student also on the east side or the north end, third year doing this.” launch. Tournament officials information is available under required to become a Student and we wanted to help out the Teams are encouraged to will inspect boats at registration, the Youth heading. Briefs Massive Rockfall In Yosemite Nat. Park

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) — Officials at Yosemite National Park say a massive amount of rock has fallen from a cliff, closing a hiking trail. The National Park Service said Monday that nobody was hurt when the 16,000 tons of rock fell 500 feet from a cliff near Hetch Hetchy Reservoir on March 31. Many boulders tumbled into the water. Officials say the rock crashed down from a cliff east of Wa- pama Falls. The rock broke into numerous boulders, crushing trees and sending up a small dust Hans Krauss / The Spokesman-Review cloud. This photo taken March 21, 2013, shows a bull moose, before sprouting new antlers, in the Ponderosa neighborhood of Spokane Valley. The moose’s condition, includ- Some 400 feet of the Ran- ing the hair rubbed off its ears, indicates the bull has been infested with ticks. cheria Falls Trail were destroyed and park staff says it will remain closed for now. Park officials say Tick Infestation Troubling Moose Herds in Wash., Idaho hikers can still get to Wapama Falls starting at O’Shaughnessy By Rich Landers are able to reach and scratch "He does look thin, but not mature from larvae to adults," Dam. The Spokesman-Review with their hooves. The skin ex- really emaciated to me. Kind Cooper said. "In April, the adult posed by the hair loss is light of what I'd expect this time of female ticks drop off to lay their SPOKANE — The graying colored and from a distance the year in an animal that appears eggs on the soil surface, starting Rockies Gray Wolf Numbers look of moose you might see in exposed skin makes the moose to have had a miserable winter the tick life cycle over again." Steady Despite Hunting the field this spring isn't the re- appear to be white in color. dealing with lots of ticks." Wildlife biologists already sult of old age. BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Last winter, Hans Krauss, a Moose tick larvae hatch from know that thousands of feeding new population tally of gray It's likely the work of blood- Spokane Valley wildlife enthusi- eggs and lay on the ground in ticks are potentially fatal to a wolves in the U.S. Northern sucking ticks. ast and photographer, shot pho- April, and climb vegetation dur- moose. While some moose sur- The Coeur d'Alene office of Rockies shows their continued tos of a bull moose in the Pon- ing the late summer and early vive until the ticks fall off, some the Idaho Department of Fish resilience despite increased hunt- derosa neighborhood. fall, Cooper explained. moose die. and Game has received sev- ing, trapping and government- What first caught his eye This is where the story gets "The cause of mortality can eral calls recently from wildlife are the bases of where antlers creepy. They don't get them- sponsored pack removals. watchers concerned about odd- be loss of blood, hypothermia had fallen off, and where the selves in position to infest moose due to loss of hair, or starvation State and federal agencies looking moose around towns as new antler growth soon will be one at a time. Rather, they gang said Friday there were a mini- well as in wild places. when the severe itching causes sprouting. up. them to forage less than is nec- mum of 1,691 wolves at the end "The moose appear to be Then he realized, "That poor Stimulated by the carbon di- of 2013. partially white, or, as one caller essary to maintain themselves," bugger is infested with ticks." oxide exhaled by a moose, the Cooper said. That’s virtually unchanged described, 'ghost-like' in appear- The grayish look and the hair ticks interlock their legs and Studies in several states, in- from the prior year even as state ance," said Phil Cooper, depart- rubbed off in patches includ- wait. cluding Minnesota and Mon- wildlife agencies adopted aggres- ment conservation educator. ing the ears were obvious clues "When a moose contacts the "Moose can experience tick while the engorged ticks on the brushy vegetation covered by tana, are looking into tick sive tactics to drive down wolf infestations that start in mid- moose's rump were graphic. interlocked tick larvae, strings infestations as one of several numbers. September but the problem is Krauss's photo was forward- of thousands of tick larvae cling possibilities for general declines Under pressure from live- not clearly visible to people until ed to Kristen Mansfield, the onto the hair of the moose and in moose populations. stock and hunting groups, Idaho late in the following winter. state's wildlife veterinarian with crawl toward the skin," Cooper "Mortality is highest in calf officials have used helicopters to The ticks are called "moose the questions: "I wonder if this said. moose," Cooper said. "Their shoot packs. Montana has eased ticks" or "winter ticks." They are amount of grey color is shed- "These tick larvae can also smaller body mass loses heat hunting and trapping rules. not attracted to humans. ding, old age, ticks, normal end cling to deer; however, deer ap- more readily and is more vul- Federal wolf recovery coordi- nerable to blood loss. A National "The infestations become of winter condition, or other? pear to be able to scratch them nator Mike Jimenez says he ex- Geographic video program on visible when moose scratch and Mansfield said, "The whit- off." pects the population to gradually paw at their own skin enough moose ticks reports that calves ish-grayish coloring of the legs is Moose are a giant free buffet decline over time in the face of to cause large patches of hair to normal. to these specialized arachnids. can potentially lose half of their break or fall out," Cooper said. "The thin hair and whitish- For example, researchers inves- blood to the attached ticks." the states’ efforts, but to remain "That is when IDFG begins grayish coloring in the saddle tigating a moose carcass docu- By late May, the moose are healthy. to get reports of sick-looking area, neck, and rump are where mented more than 100,000 ticks. mostly tick-free and they begin A pending proposal would moose. he's been scratching at winter "Moose ticks take a blood to recover their normal look be- lift protections for wolves across "Many times these patches ticks. You can even see several meal from their host in Novem- fore facing the possibility of a much of the remaining Lower 48 are on the withers where moose ticks in his perineal area. ber, January, March and April to new infestation in the fall. states. With Lure Selection, All The Colors of The Rainbow Won’t Guarantee a Good Catch By Bryan Brasher said. “They’re designed to hook lection. going to catch one. ing that time, I don’t think I ever The Commercial Appeal (MCT) fishermen — and you know it I really don’t believe there’s The first day we fished that heard of anyone using a purple must work, or these companies one magic color that works best dock, the crappie were biting so spinnerbait or a white plastic MEMPHIS, Tenn. — As part wouldn’t keep inventing new col- for a certain species of fish all fast that they’d rip the feathers worm.” of its weekly newsletter, the Ar- ors year after year.” the time. I really don’t think your completely off a jig in 10-15 min- Now that’s a thinker. kansas Game and Fish Commis- Mann knew a thing or two next fishing trip is going to be a utes. Once a jig was stripped bare, But what it basically comes sion recently published a nice about hooking fishermen and bust if you don’t have all 29 col- you could switch to another one down to is this: Some colors piece on the importance of color fish. ors of Strike King crankbaits in or just keep right on catching might work a little better in selection when you’re using arti- A successful professional your tackle box. crappie on a bare hook. stained water or on cloudy days ficial lures for crappie. tournament angler during the The biggest key to catching Obviously, fishing isn’t al- when underwater visibility is It made me think of some- early days of the Bassmaster fish is finding fish — and most ways like that. But color certainly lower. But spending another $5 thing the late Tom Mann told Tournament Trail, Mann also anglers have seen proof of that at wasn’t a factor that day. to add Strike King’s 29th and me years ago about fishing lures revolutionized the sport of bass some point. Mann offered one more ex- final crankbait color combo to and the seemingly endless line fishing with the invention of When my family and I first cellent pearl of wisdom on the your arsenal won’t guarantee of color combinations available lures like the Jelly Worm and started shooting docks for crap- topic of color selection. you anything if you don’t cast it these days. the Little George. He was mak- pie on Alabama’s Logan Martin “Think about it,” he said. in the right spot. “All of those fancy color coming lures by hand the last time Lake almost 15 years ago, we “During the first 25 years that With all of that said, I’ll ad- bos with their fancy names I talked to him in Eufaula, Ala., found one dock that must have bass fishing was really popular, mit I own all 29 color combina- like ‘fire tiger’ and ‘bubble gum’ just before his death in 2005. been holding 10,000 fish. no two lures produced more fish tions of Strike King crankbaits and ‘motor oil’ aren’t really So I always believed him It was just automatic. If you than a white spinnerbait and a _ and if they unveil three more designed to hook fish,” Mann when he gave advice on lure se- could get a jig under it, you were purple plastic worm. But dur- colors for next year, I’ll own 32. Sports 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 SPORTS

NBA Golf Lakers’ D’Antoni Utilizes Humor to Keep Sanity

By Mike Bresnahan Los Angeles Times (MCT) LOS ANGELES — Mike D’Antoni thinks of it this way: don’t make a bad situation worse. As the losses pile up at a record-setting rate, the Los Angeles Lakers coach often responds with humor David J. Phillip / The Associated Press while fielding MASTER-LESS? Spectators sit along the eighth and ninth greens to watch the par three competition at the Masters golf tournament Wednesday in Augusta, Ga. reporters’ questions. It’s sometimes self-dep- recating and usually followed by Will The Masters Be Up To Par Without Tiger? a laugh, his way of coping with By Mike Kern a season to be remembered for know for sure right now is that Whatever. The haters are prob- There’s no asterisks listed next two things: many injuries, many Philadelphia Daily News (MCT) the Masters won’t be the same, ably celebrating, but I’m sure to their names. even if someone should be get- CBS isn’t. losses. Now, about that (Dwight) We all knew this was bound ting an addition to his ward- Wherever your allegiances “You’ve got to be careful be- Eisenhower Tree, which had to happen one of these years, robe by the time the sun’s going lie, there’s no denying that Ti- to be removed earlier this year cause if you get in these situ- that Augusta National was go- down on Sunday. ger’s absence creates a very after being damaged in an ice ations it doesn’t help to swing ing to have to make do with- It didn’t look like Tiger was unique and pronounced void. storm. The 65-foot high Lob- wildly and just take everybody out one of its most identifiable going to be a factor, given the Since Tiger won the last of lolly Pine — located on the mainstays. down,” D’Antoni said. “You’ve way he was playing, which was his 14 majors on one leg at the left-center of the fairway on the No, we’re got to get through it, you’ve got probably due to his physical is- 2008 U.S. Open, only Mickel- 17th hole, about 210 yards from not talk- to look for small victories, you’ve sues. Yet ever since his debut in son (2010 Masters, 2013 British the tee — was named for the got to look to the bright side of ing about 1995 as an amateur, he’s been Open) and Rory McIlroy (2011 the Eisen- 34th President and longtime things, understanding that it’s the guy here. Phil Mickelson, U.S. Open, 2012 PGA Cham- Augusta member, who appealed not pleasant for anybody to go hower Tree, who’s dealing with an injury of pionship) have won more than even though to the club to remove it because through. Nobody’s wished this his own, has been 1-A. Like Ar- one. The PGA Tour has had 18 he was hitting too many of his that’ll be nie and Jack in the first half of different winners in its last 21 on anybody.” drives into it. Three years ago missed too. the 1960s. events Tiger did win five times The Lakers (25-53) clinched Woods injured his knee and their record for most losses in But can the folks in those green Even when Tiger wasn’t last season, when he was Player jackets hold a Masters without Achilles’ while hitting a shot off a season since moving to Los winning, which is something of the Year once more. Still, he Tiger Woods? the pine straw beneath that tree, Angeles after a 145-130 defeat he hasn’t done since getting a hasn’t fared well on the week- We’re going to find out. fourth jacket in 2005, he’s been end at a major in forever. which would sideline him for against Houston on Tuesday. It’s something the other a serious part of the story line. “It’s almost like golf is wait- four months. If it’s any consolation to three majors have all had to From 2006-11 he was third, ing for somebody to stamp their By the way, you can still get D’Antoni (unlikely) and Lak- deal with before, and it’s not second, second, sixth, fourth authority on the game and be the shirts and even the limited- ers followers (equally unlikely), like they stopped playing them. and fourth. And in 2010 he was that dominant player,” said Mc- edition shoes that Tiger would there won’t be a franchise record But it is a first for the season’s making a return to the game Ilroy, who looks to be about as have worn had he teed it up this for worst winning percentage if first one. There’s every chance after his off-course implosion/ likely a candidate as any. week. The Nike website has the the Lakers lose their final four that Woods, who had back sur- prolonged layoff. He was also For the record, the previous pink, orange, green and tradi- games. That distinction goes to gery last week, will miss more fourth last April, when an un- majors that Tiger missed were tional Sunday red (with black the 1957-58 Minneapolis Lakers, in the coming months. And fortunate bounce in the second won by Irishmen: Padraig Har- stripes) shirts available for $85 who were 19-53 with a dreary maybe that’s a good thing, for round led to a controversial rington (2008 British and PGA), to $95. The shoes, which have a .264 success rate. his long-term prospects. We’ll two-stroke penalty that may- McIlroy (2011 U.S. Open) and green swoosh, are $220. Anoth- D’Antoni hasn’t been asked find out. The only thing we be cost him the tournament. Darren Clarke (2011 British). er tradition unlike many others. about that yet. He’d probably throw out a gallows humor response. Green Jacket Revered By Winners... Usually A recent sampling: D’Antoni on whether assis- AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The rate events, golf clubs,” Johnson tant coach Mark Madsen should green jacket is one of the most said. “Wearing it to Chick-fil- suit up for the damaged front revered symbols in all of sports, A? Ain’t going to happen.” court: “He’s always ready. I don’t right up there with an Olympic Augusta National zealously know if that’s a good thing or gold medal and the Stanley Cup. guards its pomp and circum- not.” Yet, even with the strict stance more than perhaps any D’Antoni on a slew of play- sense of decorum that is afford- other sports entity, so it’s not ers listed as “probable” last week: ed the prized garment awarded surprising that only a handful “We’ll ‘probably’ show up at 7:30 every Masters champion, it oc- of green jackets wound up be- to play. Well, sometimes we don’t casionally winds up in spots no yond its gates on a permanent and sometimes we do. But it’s one would ever expect. basis. probable we will.” Like underneath a garbage One belonged to Gary Play- In December, when Kobe bag. er, who won the first of three Bryant was healthy and demand- Or in Ohio. Masters titles in 1961, took the ing a lot of pick-and-roll sets Yep, an authentic green jacket home to South Africa, against Atlanta on one side of jacket is on display at a country and never brought it back. But he promised Masters chair- the court, D’Antoni offered, “I club in suburban Cleveland — a long, long way from Augusta man Clifford Roberts to never think they’re going to have to National. wear it in public, a promise that repaint the right side of the floor “Believe me, when we’re Elise Amendola / The Associated Press probably wasn’t that tough to because we never got to the other showing off the club to a pro- In an April 8, 2006 ile photo, Zach Johnson, left, receives the Masters green keep for someone who prefers side. We’ll probably have to pay spective member,” Michael jacket from last year’s champion Phil Mickelson after winning the 2007 Masters wearing black from head to toe. for damages.” Kernicki, the head golf profes- golf tournament. Picard won his green jacket And last month, when asked sional at Canterbury Golf Club, during the Masters’ formative about his job security, D’Antoni said by phone Wednesday, “and Johnson recalled. “I’m going to sport, like an Olympic gold years, before the custom of re- said, “I don’t sit around and look we take them into the Henry New York at 6 a.m., so I covered medal or the Stanley Cup or the turning it began. He apparently into hot chocolate and say, ‘Aw, I Picard Lounge, they’re like, it up with a trash bag. I didn’t World Cup in soccer,” the South stored it at home, and his family don’t know.’ “ ‘Did I see that right? You’ve got want to say, ‘Hey, look at the African said. “Not many people hung on to it after his death in Lakers players that aren’t a green jacket?’” green jacket, me, Mr. Cocky get to see it.” 1997. Then, when Canterbury injured have kept a decent de- Indeed they do, thanks for Man.’” But, in keeping with the was undergoing a renovation meanor. No locker room fights. the descendants of the 1938 Uh, not good. stuffy traditions of Augusta, six years ago, the call went out No outright hatred. More or less Masters champion. Picard’s Then, during media appear- the green jacket does not take for memorabilia belonging a resignation that seeps in after family donated it to the club ances in Times Square, John- part in the sort of giddy rev- to Picard, the club’s pro from losses but evaporates the next when it was designing a room son slipped on the green jacket elry we’ve come to expect from 1939-62. morning on the practice court. to honor the Hall of Famer who while wearing a pair of jeans. Lord Stanley’s chalice or even “As I was told,” said Kernicki, Bryant isn’t happy, but that’s also served as its longtime pro. Apparently, that didn’t go over the claret jug, the historic tro- the latest to hold the job, “the nothing new in a losing season. Rest assured, the folks at well back in Augusta, either. phy that goes to the winner of chairman of our heritage foun- He has experienced only two of Canterbury recognize what a “That’s a no-no on the bag, the British Open. Both those dation asked by chance, ‘Hey, I them in his 18-year career and special item they have. a no-no on the jeans,” Johnson awards have turned up at some know back in the day you could was part of this one for only six “It’s pretty cool stuff,” Ker- said, noting that when Trevor pretty wild parties, even at the keep your Augusta jacket. Do games. nicki said. Immelman won the Masters bottom of a swimming pool. you have his jacket?’ The fam- Each Masters champion ily said, ‘Yep, we have the jacket.’ So the Lakers trudge through the following year, he received When Stewart Cink won gets to keep his jacket for a year, “this nice, embroidered garment the British Open, he tweeted a So naturally we asked, ‘Can we one more week, their season but Augusta National expects it bag” — and, no doubt, a not-so- picture the next morning show- have the jacket?’ And they said, mercifully ending Wednesday in to be treated with an ample lev- gentle nudge from the powers- ing the jug next to a regular ‘Sure.’ It was a simple as that.” San Antonio. el of respect during its 365 days that-be to wear the jacket with a glass, jokingly asking which Now, it’s the star attraction Seven players are pretty away from the club. proper pair of trousers. he should use to swig some or- in the Henry Picard Lounge. much done for the season be- Just ask 2007 winner Zach The green jacket accom- ange juice. If he ever wins the “It’s a grand room,” Kernicki cause of injuries. Jordan Farmar, Johnson, who committed a panied Immelman during ap- Masters, we’re guessing he’s not said. “We have a Masters party one of the healthy ones right now, couple of faux pas during his pearances in China and Japan, going to pose the green jacket in there every year. In fact, it’s summed it up. tenure as champion. where he was amazed by the ex- alongside a Georgia Tech jersey happening in that room to- “This is an asterisk-type sea- First, not realizing until citement it generated. In hind- and ask which he should wear night.” son with all that we’ve been after his victory that he could sight, he wishes he had taken to the grocery store. Not to worry, Augusta Na- through,” Farmar said. “We take the jacket with him, he it to more places, shown it to “I was told to wear the green tional. haven’t had a fair shot as a team wasn’t prepared to transport it. more people. jacket in golf-oriented events — No hijinks were planned for to see if we’re really that bad.” “I have no garment bag,” “It’s a cherished part of our my foundation, charity, corpo- the green jacket. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014

College Basketball

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Rochester’s Andy Sommer congratulates a teamate during a sweep in Rainier during a SWW 1A League Evergreen Division baseball doubleheader on Monday.

five or six years. AS MUCH as they can, things Sommer Watching him on the field, are getting back to normal the most impressive part of his for Sommer. He weighed 155 Continued from Sports 1 recovery might be how hard it is pounds when he was checked in down a sacrifice bunt — that he to find any hitches in his play. to Harborview; he had dropped "My swing's a little different. was nearly able to beat out — on to 120 when he left, and he's now It's my follow-through hand," the third. he said. "It's not a big deal, but grateful to be back up to 145. He It hasn't been easy; he's been sometimes I catch myself releas- has a new car, a big, comfort- Al Goldis / The Associated Press seeing a hand therapist three ing a little too early with this ably safe 2007 Chevy Tahoe, and In this March 6 photo, Michigan State senior Adreian Payne addresses the times a week, working with a hand, and I'll be swinging with recently started driving again. right hand — he throws right- Passing the spot of the collision, crowd during a senior day ceremony as he stands with his guest, Lacey Hols- just one. It just depends." worth, who is battling cancer, following an NCAA college basketball game handed — still swollen with scar There's also still scarring naturally, has given him an eerie tissue, with nerve damage in the against Iowa, in East Lansing, Mich. The father of 8-year-old Lacey Hols- around his head, though, given feeling, but he's happy with how worth, who befriended Michigan State basketball star Adreian Payne says fingers. the tight-knit nature of baseball, he's progressing. "We just try to get the fingers his daughter has died. Matt Holsworth says Lacey Holsworth died at their that's affected the dugout more And baseball's been a big St. Johns, Mich., home late Tuesday “with her mommy and daddy holding to bend, to loosen up the skin than anything else. graft a little bit, so I can have a help. her in their arms.” "We give him a bad time "It's been a major factor. Af- bit of mobility," he said. "Nor- about how crappy of a haircut mally, for a day or two, it'll be he's got," Striegel joked. "He ter a bad day, a rough day, I can Eight-Year-Old Girl Befriended pretty loose, enough to where I enjoys being a part of that, the go out and practice, and just let can make, almost, a fist." kidding and the camaraderie it all out on the field, and then The therapist have told him that goes on. They think it's come back totally refreshed, like by Hoops Star Passes Away a new page in the book," he said. he won't be able to get a tight just Andy, and that's what Andy DETROIT (AP) — When could never teach that. I could grasp with his right hand for does." "I love it. I love the sport." Michigan State was fighting to never coach that. I learned stay afloat despite a succession from him,” said Izzo, who said of injuries to key players, Lacey Lacey became the team’s inspi- Mariners Holsworth was there. ration. When the team rebounded Former Detroit coach and Continued from Sports 1 to win the Big Ten tournament, longtime ESPN announcer the 8-year-old from St. Johns, Dick Vitale pledged to raise revealed a complete tear of the Mich., was there. $250,000 toward cancer re- thumb’s ulnar collateral liga- And as the cold-shooting search over the next month ment. He’ll be examined in Los Spartans bowed out of the and present a check in that Angeles on Friday to determine NCAA tournament at the amount in Lacey’s memory if he’ll need surgery. hands of eventual champion during his annual gala to The day ended with Los An- Connecticut one win short of benefit The V Foundation for geles picking up its first win this the Final Four, she was there. cancer research on May 16 in season against Seattle after be- Now, Lacey is gone. Sarasota, Fla. ing outscored 31-11 in losing the Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press The little girl affectionately “I talked to Matt (Hols- first four meetings against the Seattle Mariners relief pitcher Joe Beimel, second from left, hands the ball over to known as “Princess Lacey” fi- worth) this morning. I prom- Mariners. manager Lloyd McClendon while being removed in the seventh inning of a base- nally succumbed to the cancer ise you that we are not going to Richards throwing a gem in ball game against the Los Angeles Angels Wednesday in Seattle. that she battled since 2011. Her let her die in vain,” said Vitale, Seattle should not have come father, Matt Holsworth, said who was thrilled to have Lacey as a surprise. The last time he the night before, Mike Trout was struck out two and walked one. Lacey died at their home late attend his gala last year. Notes started in Seattle last August, on base. Pujols is now six hom- : Injured Seattle started Tuesday “with her mommy “I was just crushed” when Richards threw 7 ⅓ shutout in- ers shy of becoming the 26th Taijuan Walker (shoulder) threw and daddy holding her in their he found out about Lacey’s nings. In 12 innings this sea- player in baseball history to five shutout innings for Double- arms.” death Wednesday morning, son, Richards has given up one reach 500 homers in his career. A Jackson in a rehab outing on Lacey met Michigan State Vitale said. “They should take earned run and struck out 13. Elias was done after five in- Wednesday. Walker struck out star Adreian Payne during Lacey’s picture and when they His only issue is walks and pitch nings, another solid start for the 10. ... One of Seattle’s other in- one of her hospital stays, and define courage it should have count. He walked five in his sea- youngster who never pitched jured starters, Hisashi Iwakuma, their friendship quickly blos- her photo right next to it.” son debut against Houston last above Double-A last season. His threw his first bullpen session somed. The little girl became Lacey watched Michigan week, lasting just five innings. only mistake was the homer on Wednesday as he continues known to legions of basketball State’s NCAA tournament run Pujols’ blast went 418-feet given up to Pujols, but better ef- to work back from a finger inju- fans, cheering on Payne and from the stands. After Payne into the netting beyond the An- ficiency with his pitches could ry that kept him from throwing the Spartans on Twitter as they scored a career-high 41 points gels bullpen in left field, and like have equaled a longer start. Elias for most of spring training. became a popular pick to win to help Michigan State beat it all this season. Delaware in its first tourna- “Words can’t express how ment game, Payne talked as ton to spell, Wrzesinski is also second-best time in Class 2A in much I already miss Lacey,” much about what his perfor- Track fast. Very fast. He burned people the 4x400-meter relay (4:18.36), Payne said in a statement re- mance meant to Lacey as it did for fun during the football sea- meaning they could probably released by the school. “She is my to the Spartans. Continued from Sports 1 son at the wide receiver position lay a Blizzard from Dairy Queen sister, and will always be a part “It’s like having a family and is scorching up the track to the Chronicle office in record Pirates decided to show up to. of my life. She taught me how member who’s really sick,” he with the second best 2B time time. to fight through everything said. “The only thing you can In a battle of potentially the in the state in the 200-meter 3. Mossyrock boys 4x100- two fastest athletes in the area, with a smile on my face even do is play basketball. You can’t dash (23.11) and the the fourth meter relay — Jess White, Rylen when things were going wrong. be there with them. Just know- McClure edged Gaffney in the best time in the 100-meter dash Hurd, Sam Stucki, Brandon 200-meter race, but don't let I’m a better man because of ing that when I play well, it (11.64). Mossyrock's Brandon Butler — The Vikings currently her.” makes her happy. It feels like that fool you. Gaffney is easily Butler has also posted the same have the best 2B time in the state When it was Payne’s turn I’m doing something, in a way, Lewis County's version of Sonic exact time in the 100-meter (45.14) although the Onalaska to be honored during Senior to make her feel better.” the Hedgehog. She has the best dash, although one could expect 4x100 relay team is only about a Night, the 6-foot-10 center Back pain while dancing 2B time in the 100-meter dash an improvement in that time if second behind them. scooped up Lacey and carried in 2011 led to the discovery (12.33) by nearly a half a sec- he were saving a basketball from 4. MWP girls 4x400-meter her around the court. He did of a football-sized tumor that ond, the best 2B 200-meter dash going out of bounds. relay - Kenzie Anderson, Haley time (26.04) by nearly a second 5. Kendra Sanford, Rochester it again in Indianapolis after had engulfed her kidney. Af- Kolb, Katie Auman, Jesseeka Michigan State won the Big ter another tumor wrapped and a half, the best 2B 400-me- — The hurdles seem to be this Hughes — The Timberwolves Ten tournament, and the little around her spine, her father ter time by a whopping two sec- juniors' event as she had the sec- have the best 2B time by four girl with the blond wig was had to carry her into a hospital onds (59.35) and the best 2B long ond best time in the 300-meter seconds (4:27.30) over Reardan. hurdles in Class 1A (49.47) and there when he took part in a on Dec. 28, 2011. She lost feel- jump mark (16—8). She won the Adna is currently ranked sixth the third best time the 100-me- recent slam-dunk competition. ing below her belly button and state championship in the 100, in the state and Mossyrock is And there she was at the couldn’t walk on her own for 200 and 400-meter races last ter hurdles (17.01). She's also helping the Warriors' 4x200- ranked eighth. Michigan State basketball ban- several months, a long stretch year, so we could be seeing his- quet last month, standing next that included the first of many tory repeat itself. meter relay team that's sixth best in Class 1A (1:52.52). REGARDLESS OF CLASSIFICATION to coach Tom Izzo, who put visits from Payne. 3. Tristan Watson, Mossy- his arm around her as he ad- Still, Lacey almost always rock — During basketball sea- Adna's Gaffney has the sec- dressed the hundreds of play- was smiling when she was seen son, Watson proved the be the RELAY TEAMS TO WATCH ond best 100-meter dash time ers, families and others in at- in public. best-dressed player in the Cen- 1. W.F. West girls 4x200-me- regardless of classification, tendance. “She loved unconditionally tral 2B, sporting argyle and a ter relay - Raegan Nelson, Nike while W.F. West's Nike Mc- His message: What Lacey and without hesitation,” said tie after contests. He might have McClure, Hannah Tak, McKen- Clure's 200-meter dash time is was going through put his Matt Holsworth, who asked to wear that getup when he gets na Moon — The Bearcats have the fourth best in the state, pe- team’s injury woes in perspec- that others continue her legacy to Cheney for the 2B Track and the best Class 2A time in the riod. McClure's shot put mark is tive. by doing the same. Field State Championships as state (1:46.86), which is fourth fourth best in the state behind “I’ve learned they’re minor In a statement, Izzo said: he currently has the best mark best in the state regardless of kids from 3A and 4A schools. injuries when you look at life,” “Princess Lacey has taught us in the high jump (6-2) by nearly classification. Centralia's Brayden Eiland said an emotional Izzo, who all an incredible lesson about two inches. He'll have company, 2. W.F. West girls 4x400-me- also has the third-best hammer paused to gather himself. “One love, strength and toughness. too, as Winlock's Chance Fisher ter relay — Raegan Nelson, Nike throw mark in the state (163- of the greatest things I’ve done We can all learn from her on is no. 3 in the state with a 5-11 McClure, Hannah Tak, McK- 9) regardless of classification. in my 30 years here” was see- how to handle adversity with mark. enna Moon - What? These girls It's the best throw in Class 2A, ing Payne interact with Lacey class and dignity. ... At just 4. Evan Wrzesinski, Onalas- again? Apparently if you make while teammate Riley Sherer has during a hospital visit. eight years old, she has given ka — While having the toughest them run further they don't the third best hammer throw “Watching that moment, I us all a lifetime of memories.” last name in Western Washing- slow down much. They have the (90-0) in Class 2A.

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Scoreboard Sports on the Air Utah at Denver, 6 p.m. Chicago at Nashville, 5 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. Preps San Jose at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Houston at Texas, 5 p.m. THURSDAY, April 10 Local Schedules Sunday’s Games Vancouver at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Chi. White Sox, 5:10 p.m. COLLEGE BASEBALL THURSDAY, April 10 Oklahoma City at Indiana, 10 a.m. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Baseball Toronto at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Kansas City at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Montesano at Rochester, 1 p.m. (DH) Orlando at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. Sunday’s Games ESPNU — Tennessee at Georgia Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. GOLF WF West at Capital, 4:30 p.m. Chicago at New York, 4:30 p.m. Detroit at St. Louis, 9:30 a.m. LA Dodgers at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Tenino at Elma, 3 p.m. (DH) Golden State at Portland, 6 p.m. Boston at New Jersey, 12 p.m. NY Mets at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. Noon Morton-White Pass at Ellensburg JV, Minnesota at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Carolina at Philadelphia, 12 p.m. Oakland at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. ESPN — Masters Tournament, first round, at 3 p.m. Memphis at LA Lakers, 6:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Washington, 12 p.m. Detroit at San Diego, 7:10 p.m. Napavine at Toutle Lake, 3 p.m. (DH) NY Islanders at Buffalo, 2 p.m. Augusta, Ga. Colorado at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. Morton-White Pass vs Cle Elum JV Monday’s Games Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (at Ellensburg), 5 p.m. Boston at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Nashville at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 10 a.m. Centralia at River Ridge, 4:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Toronto, 4 p.m. Colorado at Anaheim, 5 p.m. Saturday’s Games MLB — Regional coverage, Oakland at Minne- Softball Miami at Washington, 4 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 6 p.m. Boston at NY Yankees, 10 a.m. sota or Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs (2:15 p.m.) Capital at WF West, 4:30 p.m. Charlotte at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Dallas at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 10:10 a.m. Napavine at Toutle Lake, 3 p.m. (DH) Orlando at Chicago, 5 p.m. Cleveland at Chi. White Sox, 11:10 a.m. 4 p.m. Boys Soccer San Antonio at Houston, 5 p.m. Monday’s Games Kansas City at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at N.Y. Yan- WF West at Capital, 7 p.m. Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 5 p.m. No games scheduled. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. kees or Milwaukee at Philadelphia Aberdeen at Centralia, 7 p.m. LA Lakers at Utah, 6 p.m. Colorado at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Memphis at Phoenix, 7 p.m. League Leaders Toronto at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. 2 p.m. FRIDAY, April 11 Minnesota at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Points Miami at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, playoffs, semifinal, Baseball 1. Sidney Crosby, PIT 102 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 4:10 p.m. League Leaders 2. Ryan Getzlaf, ANA 86 Adna at Toledo-Winlock, 3 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. Boston College vs. Union (N.Y.), at Philadelphia Points 3. Tyler Seguin, DAL 82 Capital at WF West, 4:30 p.m. Houston at Texas, 5:05 p.m. 5:30 p.m. River Ridge at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. 1. Kevin Durant, OKC 32.0 4. Claude Giroux, PHI 81 LA Dodgers at Arizona, 5:10 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, playoffs, semifinal, Mossyrock at Riverside Christian, 3 2. Carmelo Anthony, NY 27.5 5. Corey Perry, ANA 80 Detroit at San Diego, 5:40 p.m. p.m. 3. LeBron James, MIA 26.9 North Dakota vs. Minnesota, at Philadelphia NY Mets at LA Angels, 6:05 p.m. Softball 4. Kevin Love, MIN 25.9 Goals NBA BASKETBALL WF West at Capital, 4:30 p.m. 5. James Harden, HOU 25.5 1. Alex Ovechkin, WSH 50 Oakland at Seattle, 6:10 p.m. 5 p.m. Centralia at River Ridge, 3 p.m. (DH) 2. Corey Perry, ANA 42 Sunday’s Games TNT — San Antonio at Dallas Assists 3. Joe Pavelski, SJ 39 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY, April 12 1. Chris Paul, LAC 10.8 3. Max Pacioretty, MTL 39 Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 10:10 a.m. College Baseball 2. Ty Lawson, DEN 8.8 5. Phil Kessel, TOR 37 Toronto at Baltimore, 10:35 a.m. TNT — Denver at Golden State Pierce at Centralia, 1 p.m. 3. John Wall, WSH 8.7 Washington at Atlanta, 10:35 a.m. NHL HOCKEY Baseball 4. Ricky Rubio, MIN 8.6 Plus/Minus Miami at Philadelphia, 10:35 a.m. 5 p.m. Oakville at Onalaska, 1 p.m. 5. Stephen Curry, GS 8.5 1. David Krejci, BOS 39 Cleveland at Chi. White Sox, 11:10 a.m. NBCSN — St. Louis at Minnesota 2. Patrice Bergeron, BOS 37 Boys Soccer Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 11:10 a.m. SOCCER Toledo-Winlock United at Kelso, 1 Field Goal Percentage 3. Jarome Iginla, BOS 34 Kansas City at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. 1. DeAndre Jordan, LAC .674 3. Brad Marchand, BOS 34 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Noon 2. Andre Drummond, DET .626 5. Matt Niskanen, PIT 32 Centralia at WF West, 7 p.m. Houston at Texas, 12:05 p.m. FS1 — UEFA Europa League, quarterfinal, sec- 3. Dwight Howard, HOU .590 NY Mets at LA Angels, 12:35 p.m. ond leg, Juventus vs. Lyon, at Turin, Italy SUNDAY, April 13 4. LeBron James, MIA .568 Goals Against Average Colorado at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. College Baseball 5. Amir Johnson, TOR .562 1. Josh Harding, MIN 1.66 Oakland at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. Centralia at Pierce, 1 p.m. 2. Brian Elliott, STL 1.98 FRIDAY, April 11 Rebounds 3. Cory Schneider, NJ 2.00 Detroit at San Diego, 1:10 p.m. AUTO RACING 1. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 13.8 4. Jonathan Quick, LA 2.03 LA Dodgers at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. 11 a.m. 2. Andre Drummond, DET 13.0 5. Tuukka Rask, BOS 2.06 Boston at NY Yankees, 5 p.m. Local 3. Kevin Love, MIN 12.6 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Hour Se- Local Golf 4. Dwight Howard, HOU 12.3 Save Percentage Monday’s Games ries,” final practice for Southern 500, at Darlington, Riverside Women’s Golf Club 5. DeMarcus Cousins, SAC 11.6 1. Josh Harding, MIN .933 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. S.C. April 8 Results 2. Anton Khudobin, CAR .931 Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. 3 p.m. 18-Hole Eclectic Nine Blocks 3. Tuukka Rask, BOS .929 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. First Division FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying 1. Anthony Davis, NO 2.82 4. Semyon Varlamov, COL .927 Washington at Miami, 4:10 p.m. 1. Susan Remund 2. Serge Ibaka, OKC 2.59 5. Carey Price, MTL .925 for Southern 500, at Darlington, S.C. 2. Joann Timpone Seattle at Texas, 5:05 p.m. 3. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 2.45 5 p.m. 3. Linda Meyers St. Louis at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. 4. Roy Hibbert, IND 2.28 Wins Second Division NY Mets at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Help A 5. Tim Duncan, SA 1.92 1. Semyon Varlamov, COL 40 1. Paulette Horton Oakland at LA Angels, 7 p.m. Hero 200, at Darlington, S.C. 2. Janet Schultz 2. Antti Niemi, SJ 38 Colorado at San Diego, 7:10 p.m. BOXING 3. Sharon Loushin Steals 2. Marc-Andre Fleury, PIT 38 1. Chris Paul, LAC 2.54 4. Ben Bishop, TB 37 7 p.m. 2. Ricky Rubio, MIN 2.43 5. Tuukka Rask, BOS 35 ESPN2 — Super middleweights, Gilberto 3. Thaddeus Young, PHI 2.15 Golf Ramirez (27-0-0) vs. Giovanni Lorenzo (32-6-0), at NBA 4. Jimmy Butler, CHI 1.92 Las Vegas 5. Paul George, IND 1.91 Professional Golf Association National Basketball Association MLB GOLF Money Leaders Standings Standings As of April 9 Noon All Times PST All Times PST Golfer Amount ESPN — Masters Tournament, second round, EASTERN CONFERENCE NHL American League 1. Jimmy Walker $3,991,071 Atlantic Division at Augusta, Ga. National Hockey League EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 2. Dustin Johnson $3,346,150 W L Pct GB MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Standings Toronto 5 4 .556 — 3. Patrick Reed $3,023,091 x-Toronto 46 32 .590 — All Times PST Tampa Bay 5 5 .500 ½ 4. Bubba Watson $2,913,006 4 p.m. x-Brooklyn 43 35 .551 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE Baltimore 4 5 .444 1 5. Harris English $2,535,303 MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at N.Y. Yan- New York 33 45 .423 13 ATLANTIC Boston 4 5 .444 1 6. Webb Simpson $2,089,775 kees or Tampa Bay at Cincinnati Boston 23 55 .295 23 GP W L OTL PTS New York 4 5 .444 1 7. Zach Johnson $2,087,692 Philadelphia 17 61 .218 29 8. Ryan Moore $2,086,504 7 p.m. z-Boston 79 53 18 8 114 CENTRAL Southeast Division 9. Chris Kirk $2,036,336 ROOT — Oakland at Seattle x-Montreal 80 45 27 8 98 Detroit 4 2 .667 — y-Miami 53 25 .679 — 10. Matt Every $1,992,625 x-Tampa Bay 79 43 27 9 95 Cleveland 5 4 .556 ½ NHL HOCKEY x-Charlotte 40 38 .513 13 11. Jason Day $1,909,200 x-Detroit 80 38 27 15 91 Kansas City 4 4 .500 1 4:30 p.m. x-Washington 40 38 .513 13 12. Jordan Spieth $1,829,223 Toronto 80 38 34 8 84 Chicago 4 5 .444 1½ Atlanta 35 43 .449 18 13. Will MacKenzie $1,782,250 NBCSN — Carolina at Detroit Ottawa 79 34 31 14 82 Minnesota 3 5 .375 2 Orlando 23 55 .295 30 14. Matt Kuchar $1,735,106 7 p.m. Florida 80 28 44 8 64 WEST Central Division 15. Graham Delaet $1,716,733 NBCSN — Colorado at San Jose Buffalo 79 21 49 9 51 Oakland 5 3 .625 — 16. Kevin Stadler $1,674,151 y-Indiana 54 25 .684 — METROPOLITAN Seattle 5 3 .625 — 17. Kevin Na $1,606,652 x-Chicago 46 32 .590 7½ y-Pittsburgh 80 51 24 5 107 Los Angeles 4 5 .444 1½ 18. Matt Jones $1,605,597 SATURDAY, April 12 Cleveland 32 47 .405 22 x-N.Y. Rangers 80 44 31 5 93 Texas 4 5 .444 1½ 19. Ryan Palmer $1,466,356 Detroit 29 50 .367 25 AUTO RACING x-Philadelphia 79 41 29 9 91 Houston 3 6 .333 2½ 20. John Senden $1,452,464 3 p.m. Milwaukee 14 64 .179 39½ x-Columbus 80 42 31 7 91 21. Russell Henley $1,444,194 WESTERN CONFERENCE Washington 79 36 30 13 85 National League 22. Keegan Bradley $1,443,715 FS1 — United SportsCar Championship, at Southwest Division New Jersey 79 34 29 16 84 EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 23. Gary Woodland $1,424,810 Long Beach, Calif. y-San Antonio 60 18 .769 — Carolina 79 34 34 11 79 Washington 6 2 .750 — 24. Sergio Garcia $1,367,866 x-Houston 52 26 .667 8 NBCSN — IRL, IndyCar, qualifying for Grand N.Y. Islanders 79 31 37 11 73 Atlanta 5 3 .625 1 25. Brian Stuard $1,298,185 Prix of Long Beach, at Long Beach, Calif. Dallas 48 31 .608 12½ WESTERN CONFERENCE Miami 5 4 .556 1½ 26. Graeme McDowell $1,281,350 Memphis 46 32 .590 14 CENTRAL New York 3 5 .375 3 27. Steven Bowditch $1,265,396 6 p.m. New Orleans 32 46 .410 28 x-St. Louis 79 52 20 7 111 Philadelphia 3 5 .375 3 28. Chesson Hadley $1,214,506 ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying for Four-Wide 29. Scott Stallings $1,195,200 Northwest Division x-Colorado 79 51 21 7 109 CENTRAL 30. Charles Howell III $1,190,178 Nationals, at Concord, N.C. (same-day tape) y-Oklahoma City57 21 .731 — x-Chicago 80 46 19 15 107 Milwaukee 6 2 .750 — 31. Chris Stroud $1,188,447 COLLEGE BASEBALL x-Portland 51 28 .646 6½ x-Minnesota 80 42 26 12 96 Pittsburgh 5 3 .625 1 32. Ryo Ishikawa $1,163,632 Minnesota 39 39 .500 18 Dallas 80 39 30 11 89 St. Louis 5 4 .556 1½ 10 a.m. 33. Pat Perez $1,144,584 Denver 34 44 .436 23 Chicago 3 5 .375 3 ESPN2 — Arkansas at LSU Nashville 79 35 32 12 82 34. Rickie Fowler $1,125,230 Utah 24 54 .308 33 Winnipeg 80 35 35 10 80 Cincinnati 3 6 .333 3½ 7:30 p.m. Pacific Division 35. Victor Dubuisson $1,108,906 PACIFIC WEST 36. Charley Hoffman $1,078,257 ESPNU — UCLA at Arizona y-L.A. Clippers 55 24 .696 — x-Anaheim 80 52 20 8 112 Los Angeles 6 3 .667 — 37. Ian Poulter $1,047,684 Golden State 48 29 .623 6 COLLEGE SOFTBALL x-San Jose 80 49 22 9 107 San Francisco 6 3 .667 — 38. Rory McIlroy $1,040,740 Phoenix 47 31 .603 7½ 9 a.m. x-Los Angeles 80 45 28 7 97 Colorado 5 5 .500 1½ 39. Bill Haas $1,038,393 Sacramento 27 52 .342 28 Phoenix 79 36 28 15 87 San Diego 3 6 .333 3 40. Daniel Summerhays $1,003,950 FSN — North Texas at Marshall L.A. Lakers 25 53 .321 29½ Vancouver 79 35 33 11 81 Arizona 3 8 .273 4 2 p.m. Calgary 80 35 38 7 77 ESPN — Oklahoma at Baylor x-clinched playoff spot Edmonton 80 28 43 9 65 Tuesday’s Results y-clinched division Baltimore 14, at NY Yankees 5 NASCAR 7 p.m. ESPN2 — Washington at Stanford NOTE: Two points for a win, one Milwaukee 10, at Philadelphia 4 NASCAR Sprint Cup Tuesday’s Results point for overtime loss. at San Francisco 7, Arizona 3 Point Standings GOLF Detroit 102, Atlanta 95 Texas 10, at Boston 7 As of April 9 Noon Brooklyn 88, Miami 87 Tuesday’s Results at Cleveland 8, San Diego 6 Driver Points CBS — Masters Tournament, third round, at Minnesota 110, San Antonio 91 Detroit 4, Buffalo 2 at Washington 5, Miami 0 1. Carl Edwards 247 Dallas 95, Utah 83 Ottawa 4, NY Islanders 1 at Toronto 5, Houston 2 2. Joey Logano 235 Augusta, Ga. Oklahoma City 107, Sacramento 92 NY Rangers 4, Carolina 1 NY Mets 4, at Atlanta 0 3. Kyle Busch 231 HORSE RACING Houston 145, LA Lakers 130 Columbus 4, Phoenix 3 (OT) Pittsburgh 7, at Chicago Cubs 6 4. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 228 1:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 3, Toronto 0 Tampa Bay 1, at Kansas City 0 5. Brad Keselowski 218 FS1 — Thoroughbreds, Blue Grass Stakes, at Wednesday’s Results Philadelphia 5, Florida 2 at St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 5 6. Kurt Busch 151 Cleveland 122, Detroit 100 Washington 4, St. Louis 1 Chicago White Sox 15, at Colorado 3 7. Kevin Harvick 138 Lexington, Ky. Orlando 115, Brooklyn 111 Minnesota 4, Boston 3 (SO) at Seattle 5, LA Angels 3 8. Jeff Gordon 259 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Toronto 125, Philadelphia 114 Dallas 3, Nashville 2 (SO) at LA Dodgers 3, Detroit 2 9. Matt Kenseth 255 10 a.m. Charlotte 94, Washington 88 (OT) Colorado 4, Edmonton 1 10. Jimmie Johnson 228 11. Brian Vickers 205 FS1 — Boston at N.Y. Yankees Atlanta 105, Boston 97 Wednesday’s Results 1 p.m. Memphis 107, Miami 102 Wednesday’s Results Cleveland 2, San Diego 0, 1st game 12. Paul Menard 203 Indiana 104, Milwaukee 102 Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 3, SO Oakland 7, Minnesota 4, 11 innings 13. Ryan Newman 202 MLB — Colorado at San Francisco 12. Austin Dillon 202 Chicago 102, Minnesota 87 Calgary 4, Los Angeles 3, SO Kansas City 7, Tampa Bay 3 5 p.m. 15. Denny Hamlin 197 Phoenix 94, New Orleans 88 Chicago 3, Montreal 2, OT Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 4 16. Tony Stewart 189 MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Dodgers at Denver 123, Houston 116 Columbus 3, Dallas 1 San Diego 2, Cleveland 1, 2nd game 17. Kyle Larson 187 Arizona or Houston at Texas Portland 100, Sacramento 99 Anaheim 5, San Jose 2 Boston 4, Texas 2 16. Greg Biffle 187 Oklahoma City 107, LA Clippers 101 6 p.m. Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 17. Clint Bowyer 187 Thursday’s Games Toronto 7, Houston 3 20. Marcos Ambrose 186 ROOT — Oakland at Seattle Thursday’s Games Buffalo at NY Rangers, 4 p.m. L.A. Angels 2, Seattle 0 21. Kasey Kahne 178 MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY San Antonio at Dallas, 5 p.m. Washington at Carolina, 4 p.m. Cleveland 2, San Diego 0, 1st game 22. AJ Allmendinger 173 4:30 p.m. Denver at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. NY Islanders at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 0 23. Jamie McMurray 167 ESPN — NCAA Division I, playoffs, champi- New Jersey at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 4 24. Aric Almirola 164 Friday’s Games Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. San Diego 2, Cleveland 1, 2nd game 25. Casey Mears 162 onship, Boston College-Union (N.Y.) winner vs. Washington at Orlando,4 p.m. Toronto at Florida, 4:30 p.m. Washington 10, Miami 7 26. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 154 North Dakota-Minnesota winner, at Philadelphia New York at Toronto, 4 p.m. Phoenix at Nashville, 5 p.m. Milwaukee 9, Philadelphia 4 27. Martin Truex Jr. 131 MOTORSPORTS Charlotte at Boston, 4:30 p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Atlanta 4, N.Y. Mets 3 28. Justin Allgaier 129 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. Boston at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. Chicago Cubs 7, Pittsburgh 5 29. Danica Patrick 121 Indiana at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 6:30 p.m. Arizona 7, San Francisco 3 30. Reed Sorenson 113 FS1 — AMA Supercross, at Seattle Detroit at Chicago, 5 p.m. Colorado at Vancouver, 7 p.m. 31. David Gilliland 107 NHL HOCKEY Philadelphia at Memphis, 5 p.m. Thursday’s Games 32. Michael Annett 103 Noon Houston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Friday’s Games Oakland at Minnesota, 10 a.m. 33. Cole Whitt 99 NBC — Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. Chicago at Washington, 4 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. 34. David Ragan 94 35. Alex Bowman 85 5 p.m. Cleveland at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. Carolina at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Miami at Washington, 1 p.m. 36. Josh Wise 67 Phoenix at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Columbus at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Boston at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. NBCSN — Chicago at Nashville 37. Travis Kvapil 52 Portland at Utah, 6 p.m. NY Islanders at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. PREP BASKETBALL 38. Ryan Truex 47 Golden State at LA Lakers, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Houston at Toronto, 4 p.m. 39. Parker Kligerman 40 4 p.m. Winnipeg at Calgary, 6 p.m. NY Mets at Atlanta, 4 p.m. 40. Michael McDowell 40 ESPN2 — Nike Hoop Summit, USA Junior Na- Saturday’s Games Colorado at San Jose, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 5 p.m. 41. Bobby Labonte 29 tional Select Team vs. World Select Team, at Port- Sacramento at LA Clippers, 12:30 p.m. Arizona at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 42. Jeff Burton 27 Philadelphia at Charlotte, 4 p.m. Saturday’s Games 43. Terry Labonte 24 land, Ore. Milwaukee at Washington, 4 p.m. Buffalo at Boston, 9:30 a.m. Friday’s Games 44. David Reutimann 22 SOCCER Miami at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 12 p.m. Toronto at Baltimore, 4 p.m. 45. Timmy Hill 7 6:55 a.m. Boston at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. NY Rangers at Montreal, 4 p.m. Boston at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. 46. David Stremme 5 NBCSN — Premier League, Tottenham at West New Orleans at Houston, 5 p.m. Toronto at Ottawa, 4 p.m. Miami at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 47. Michael Waltrip 4 Phoenix at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Columbus at Florida, 4 p.m. Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. 48. Dave Blaney 3 Bromwich SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 • Sports 7

TEXAS DARLINGTON

BLOWING HOT AIR A number of cars suf- SPRINT CUP SERIES fered damage during a race-opening green- Race: Bojangles’ Southern 500 yellow start to the Duck Commander 500. Air Track: Darlington Raceway blown from jet driers that shared the track Location: Darlington, S.C. with caution-paced race cars blew hood and Date: Saturday, April 12 roof flaps up and even buckled the hood of TV: FOX (6:30 p.m. EST) Brad Keselowski’s Ford. NASCAR allowed all Layout: 1.366-mile oval teams affected to come down pit road for re- Banking/Turns: 25 and 23 degrees pairs without losing their place on the grid. Banking/Frontstretch: 3 degrees Banking/Backstretch: 2 degrees NASTY HIT Dale Earnhardt Jr. suffered a 2013 Winner: Matt Kenseth hard crash 12 laps into the event. Earnhardt Crew Chief’s Take: “Darlington is just awe- clipped the infield grass in the tri-oval, some. It’s so unique, and the place just oozes doing massive damage to the front end of with history. I’m not sure what this early April his Chevy. He then skidded into the outside date is going to do — obviously we’ll be con- wall — a wall inexplicably not protected by cerned with the weather. I’m not sure why a SAFER Barrier — and the car caught fire NASCAR would do that to this place. We all prior to coming to a stop. Earnhardt want Darlington on Labor Day weekend, of emerged unscathed. course, but the May date had kind of taken “I just made a mistake,” admitted Earn- hold ... now we go to early April? That‘s a raw hardt. “I was lower than normal (in the tri- deal. Drivers here are on the edge every lap. oval) and just misjudged it. It tears the car up One slip and it can be your night. A good setup pretty good when you run through the grass.” is imperative, but survival is the key to the Why Texas Motor Speedway has chosen to race. If you’re there at the end you’ll probably spend money on a giant television screen Joey Logano celebrates his win in Monday’s Duck Commander 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. Photo by Action Sports, Inc. get a caution and have a look at it.” known as “Big Hoss” and not SAFER Barriers to coat every exposed wall around the 1.5- NATIONWIDE SERIES mile racetrack is a troubling question. Race: VFW Sport Clips Help A Hero 200 COMING INTO HIS OWN Track: Darlington Raceway FIRST OF MANY Promising 18-year-old Date: Friday, April 11 driver Chase Elliott is wasting little time in TV: ESPN2 (8:00 p.m. EST) making his presence felt in the sport. The Texas winner Joey Logano has found a 2013 Winner: Kyle Busch son of 1988 Cup champ Bill Elliott, the second-generation driver scored his first Nation- NASCAR home at Team Penske CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES wide Series win in his sixth start in the Race: SFP 250 O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 at TMS. and Denny Hamlin — in which sponsor in terms of trying to under- Track: Kansas Speedway Matt Taliaferro Under contract to Hendrick Motorsports but Logano tallied two wins, 16 top 5s stand what the right fits are to ensure Location: Kansas City, Kan. on loan to JR Motorsports for a full campaign Athlon Sports and zero Chase bids, found him on we get it right. Date: Friday, May 9 in NASCAR’s junior circuit, Elliott held off Kyle Racing Editor the outside looking in following the “There was an extra sensitivity TV: FOX Sports 1 (8:30 p.m. EST) Busch to earn the win by 2.66 seconds. @MattTaliaferro 2012 season. When his contract, as around ensuring that we had Layout: 1.5-mile tri-oval well as that of Ford rival Matt someone with the right character Banking/Turns: Progressive (17-20 degrees) The NASCAR Sprint Cup week- Kenseth, came up the sponsors of in the car.” 2013 Winner: Matt Crafton Logano’s No. 20 ride were in favor Logano hasn’t just been the right SPRINT CUP STANDINGS end in Fort Worth, Texas, started wet, got wild, settled down, then of greener pastures. Kenseth, the fit from a PR perspective; the Con- CLASSIC MOMENTS DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND ended with a bang. Through it all, 2003 Cup champ was in, Logano necticut native, now in his sixth full 1. Jeff Gordon 259 — 23-year-old Joey Logano was in the was out. season in the Cup Series, is deliver- Darlington Raceway 2. Matt Kenseth 255 -4 thick of the action. However, a confidence-building ing on the earlier expectations. The duel between Darrell Waltrip and 3. Carl Edwards (1) 247 -12 Logano led a race-high 108 of 340 landing pad came in the form of A first-time Chase entrant in his Richard Petty for the win in the 1979 Rebel 4. Joey Logano (1) 235 -24 laps in the Duck Commander 500 at Team Penske and its defending first season with Penske, Logano 500 might not have resulted in the photo fin- 5. Kyle Busch (1) 231 -28 Texas Motor Speedway en route to champion, Brad Keselowski. now has two wins and 15 top 5s in ish that Ricky Craven's battle with Kurt Busch 6. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (1) 228 -31 It was Keselowski who openly 42 starts behind the wheel of the 7. Jimmie Johnson 228 -31 collecting his first win of the season would produce some 24 years later, but it lobbied the Penske brass to hire No. 22 Ford. That equals his win 8. Brad Keselowski (1) 218 -41 and second under the watchful eye shared all of the intensity. Logano. total and is only one top-5 shy of 9. Brian Vickers 205 -54 of motorsports icon Roger Penske. In just the eighth race of a season that “Brad Keselowski played a really his marks over a 144-race tenure 10. Paul Menard 203 -56 More and more, he’s proving to would see the two protagonists wind up as big role in getting me in here and at JGR. 11. Ryan Newman 202 -57 be the right man for Penske’s No. title rivals, Waltrip officially exchanged the 22 Ford after getting the call to getting a meeting with Roger “(It’s a) completely different sit- 12. Austin Dillon 202 -57 lead with “The King” five times over the final 13. Denny Hamlin 197 -62 join the organization prior to the Penske,” Logano told USA Today uation now,” Logano said after his 14. Tony Stewart 189 -70 2013 season. shortly after his hire. “He was the Texas win on Monday. “I’ve been 10 laps, and unofficially swapped it several 15. Kyle Larson 187 -72 “Over the years I’ve been able to one who called me and said, ‘Hey, able to take advantage of (experi- more times as they dipped and dove through 16. Greg Biffle 187 -72 kind of hone in who I am as a driver, this is a great opportunity for you.’ ence), kind of walk in the doors of Darlington’s treacherous single-lane turns. 17. Clint Bowyer 187 -72 who I am as a person,” Logano said “That means a lot to have a team- Penske the first time and say, On the final lap, Petty led to the white flag, 18. Marcos Ambrose 186 -73 of his progression. “When you’re 18 mate that really wants you there.” ‘Here is who I want to be, here is but Waltrip took the lead going into Turn 1. 19. Kasey Kahne 178 -81 years old (his age during his rookie Logano’s character also factored what I want to do, here is how I Not to be outdone, Petty battled alongside 20. AJ Allmendinger 173 -86 season), you got to grow up — into the hire, as Penske’s No. 22 seat feel like we can win races, do it Waltrip down the backstretch and retook the NATIONWIDE SERIES STANDINGS you’re not quite done growing up at had previously been a hot one. Kurt together.’” lead going into the single groove of Turn 3, In Monday’s rain-delayed Texas DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND that point. I may not be now (but) I Busch was released from the organ- forcing Waltrip to let off or crash. Petty’s car event, “win races” is exactly what 1. Chase Elliott (1) 224 — feel like I’m getting closer. ization after multiple on- and off- drifted up through the center of the turn, and Logano did — and he held off the 2. Regan Smith (1) 222 -2 “I was able to go to Team track run-ins with team members Waltrip gunned it to take the lead looking at and the media. His replacement, AJ best to do so. 3. Ty Dillon 214 -10 Penske, get that fresh start, be able the checkered flag while Petty was left to 4. Elliott Sadler 208 -16 to take everything (I) learned Allmendinger, was promptly re- Outdueling current teammate Ke- battle Donnie Allison for second. 5. Trevor Bayne 206 -18 (prior, at Joe Gibbs Racing), but moved from the ride just half a sea- selowski, former teammate Kyle 6. Brendan Gaughan 193 -31 not be taken as an 18-year-old kid son later when he failed a drug test. Busch and four-time champion Jeff 7. Brian Scott 192 -32 anymore. I came over when I was That left mega-sponsor Shell- Gordon in a green-white-checker 8. Dylan Kwasniewski 179 -45 22. You’re looked at a little bit Pennzoil demanding the right man finish, Logano followed through 9. James Buescher 176 -48 more as a man than an 18-year-old step into the role. when it mattered after exhibiting TWEETING AROUND 10. Ryan Reed 141 -83 kid that was still in high school.” And that’s when Keselowski’s the dominant car of the day; prom- TRUCK STANDINGS Logano was viewed as a phenom earlier suggestion to consider ise delivered. BRETT JEWKES DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND during his rapid ascent to the Sprint Logano piqued the interest of team “I was able to follow (Gordon) @BJewkes 1. Timothy Peters 82 — Cup Series. Hailed as the sport’s president Tim Cindric. through, get to second, get a run off You know, at some 2. Johnny Sauter 82 — “future” as a 14-year-old by re- “I can’t say enough about how of (turn) four, cross him over, get the point we’re going to 3. Matt Crafton (1) 78 -4 spected NASCAR veteran Mark supportive Shell-Pennzoil has been lead — then we get the win,” get 10-12 weeks in a row without 4. Ryan Blaney 78 -4 Martin, the hype and expectations through a little bit of turmoil that Logano said of the final two laps of rain. And we’re going to be lament- 5. Ron Hornaday Jr. 76 -6 surrounding Logano grew to near we’ve been in the last nine months,” his most-recent triumph. “We’ve ing the heat! #NASCAR 6. Ben Kennedy 72 -10 unattainable levels. Cindric said in September 2012, been in contention every race this 7. German Quiroga Jr. 71 -11 A rocky four seasons at power- shortly after Logano’s hire. “We had year to win these things. To get the 8. Darrell Wallace 61 -21 house Joe Gibbs Racing — with in- to be even more in concert with Shell-Pennzoil Ford in Victory 9. Jeb Burton 60 -22 Lane, it means a lot.” 10. Tyler Reddick 60 -22 compatible teammates Kyle Busch them than we have ever been with a PARKER KLIGERMAN @pkligerman Here’s your manda- THE TRACK ON TAP tory rain delay NUMBERS GAME 2003 DARLINGTON RACEWAY #NASCAR selfie. 2014 Race Length: 501.3 miles/367 laps • Track Qualifying Record: 181.918 mph (Kurt Busch, 2013) • Race Record: 141.383 mph (Matt Kenseth, 2013) Thus far in 2014, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series has played host to seven different TOP 10 winners in the first seven races. In 2003 — 2013 RESULTS ACTIVE DRIVERS the final season prior to the “Chase Era” — 1. Matt Kenseth Starts Avg. Fin. Wins Top 5s Top 10s Laps/Laps Led Poles Avg. Start DNF the circuit witnessed nine different winners 2. Denny Hamlin 1. Denny Hamlin 8 5.4 1 4 7 2,940/3554 0 10.1 0 in the first nine races. With drivers such as 3. Jeff Gordon 2. Jimmie Johnson 15 8.8 3 8 11 5,100/543 0 11.8 1 Jimmie Johnson, Matt Kenseth and Jeff 4. Jimmie Johnson 3. Martin Truex Jr. 8 11.4 0 1 3 2,939/98 0 21.9 0 Gordon still winless, could the series equal 5. Kevin Harvick 4. Jeff Gordon 33 11.5 7 19 22 10,350/1,736 3 6.8 6 5. Tony Stewart 21 12.0 0 4 11 6,934/20 0 17.2 1 or tie that mark? 6. Kyle Busch 6. Ryan Newman 15 12.3 0 7 10 5,171/325 1 8.8 1 7. Carl Edwards 7. Carl Edwards 10 12.5 0 3 7 3,538/94 0 15.9 1 Compiled and written by Matt Taliaferro. 8. Juan Montoya 8. Jeff Burton 31 12.6 2 8 16 9,943/817 0 20.4 2 Follow Matt on Twitter @MattTaliaferro or 9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 9. Mark Martin 47 12.7 2 17 26 15,584/801 2 13.5 3 email at [email protected] 10. Ryan Newman 10. Brad Keselowski 5 13.8 0 1 2 1,830/0 0 18.2 0 Sports 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 SPORTS

Women’s College Basketball Tennessee and UConn May Renew Series in Women’s Basketball By Dan Fleser Knoxville News-Sentinel (MCT) Tennessee and Connecticut haven’t played a women’s basketball game since Jan. 6, 2007. They haven’t met for the national championship in 10 years. Yet some memories were revisited amid the celebration following UConn’s 79-58 victory over Notre Dame at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. The Hus- kies’ ninth national championship broke a tie with Tennessee for the most in women’s history. Tennessee head coach emeritus Pat Summitt issued a congratu- latory statement. UConn asso- ciate head coach Chris Dailey recalled the early years of playing UT as formative in nature. Mark Humphrey / The Associated Press Presently, the two programs Connecticut players leave the bench after the second half of the championship game against Notre Dame in the Final Four of the NCAA women’s college basketball only share a storied past. But at tournament, Tuesday in Nashville, Tenn. Connecticut won 79 -58. least there’s been talk about a possible future. UConn coach Geno Au- riemma and Tennessee coach Holly Warlick both said this week that they have spoken in- formally about resuming the series. “We’ll see where it goes,” Au- riemma said Tuesday night. SEEING DOUBLE The going will require A Day After UConn Men Win Championship, UConn Women Take Home Ninth Title something more substantial than the casual conversation NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — ship in the same year again. The game. championship since 2001. that took place last June when Geno Auriemma and UConn men’s team beat Kentucky in the “Congratulations to the UCo- “Obviously we wanted to fin- Auriemma visited Knoxville for reached the top of women’s col- title game Monday night. This nn Huskies for winning the 2014 ish this season with a champion- the Women’s Basketball Hall of lege basketball in unprecedented pair of victories came a decade NCAA National Champion- ship,” said Irish freshman Taya Fame induction ceremony. The fashion. After winning a record after the Huskies became the ship!,” Summitt said in a state- Reimer, who replaced Achonwa series ended in acrimonious ninth national championship — only Division I school to accom- ment emailed to The Associated in the starting lineup. “Right fashion after UT filed with the they stand plish the feat. Press. “My compliments also to now, it is hard to think about. It SEC office more than 30 pages alone. “I couldn’t be prouder of what coach Geno Auriemma for win- hurts a lot.” of complaints regarding Con- The Hus- the men did last night,” Auriem- ning his ninth national title. He After proving to be no chal- necticut’s recruiting during a kies reached ma said. has accomplished this feat in re- lenge for the Huskies during the five-month period in 2006. Al- the pinnacle Notre Dame coach Muf- cord time.” first 15 years of the rivalry which though the name was redacted in style, rout- fet McGraw congratulated the It was the fifth unbeaten sea- began in 1995, Notre Dame had in the documents, there was an ing Notre UConn coach when they shook son for Auriemma and UConn owned the series lately, winning apparent reference to then-top Dame in the and the first time the Huskies hands after the game. seven of the previous nine meet- recruit Maya Moore’s visit to first NCAA went 40-0 — matching Baylor as “I said something like, ‘I ings. UConn though has won ESPN. The network reported basketball the only schools to accomplish thought we were playing the Mi- the last two, eliminating Notre that Tennessee lodged a com- champion- UCONN 79 ami Heat for a while you guys that feat. The victory was also Dame in the Final Four last sea- plaint over the private tour the ship game are just that good.’ What a great Connecticut’s 46th straight dat- N. DAME 58 son before topping them in the Huskies women’s basketball of- featuring un- season, you know things like ing back to last season’s NCAA fice helped arrange for Moore defeated teams. Auriemma and that,” McGraw said. “I thought ... tournament title run. It’s the championship game this year. The former Big East rivals and her mother, Kathryn. his Huskies now have one more LeBron was the only thing they third longest streak in school Warlick said on Monday title than Pat Summitt and Ten- were missing.” history — well short of the played an entertaining first half in the highly anticipated that Auriemma indicated dur- nessee for most all-time, and While the names change at NCAA record 90 straight they ing their conversation last June they did it in the Hall of Famer’s UConn, from Rebecca Lobo to won. matchup that women’s basketball hoped could transcend the that he wanted an apology first backyard. Diana Taurasi, Maya Moore and The loss was Notre Dame’s before resuming the series. The Huskies had struggled now Stewart, Auriemma has third in the title game in the sport. The programs don’t care for each other and the coaches “I asked him if he wanted to recently against the Irish, but been the constant, winning nine past four years. Kayla McBride play,” Warlick said. “He said he not Tuesday night, cruising to a titles in only 20 seasons — in- finished off her stellar career added to the drama of the game with their verbal sparring on would if I apologized to his fans, 79-58 win. cluding the last two. He’s never with 21 points to lead the Irish, former players, Maya Moore, “It means we’ve done some- lost in a national championship who were looking for their first Monday. But it was Auriemma who her mother. I’m not going to do thing no one else has ever done,” that.” got the last word again. Auriemma said. “Flattered and When asked Tuesday if an grateful and all the things that Even with the loss, it was a re- apology was a prerequisite, Au- come with this kind of accom- cord-setting season for the Irish. riemma said: “I want to make plishment. ... I’m more proud of Notre Dame lost Skylar Diggins sure that we set the record the legacy that exists and what to graduation and changed con- straight. I think there were a Connecticut basketball is as op- ferences to the ACC. Neither lot of hard feelings for a lot of posed to the number of champi- mattered as they ran through people when all that stuff hap- onships.” their opponents, winning by an pened. It is water under the Breanna Stewart, who was average of 25.6 points while tak- bridge in some ways, you know. The Associated Press Player of ing both the conference regular I think we’re past it. But you the Year, scored 21 points to season and tournament champi- also can’t be ‘hey, don’t worry lead the Huskies (40-0) while onships. about it.’ “ Stefanie Dolson added 17 points, The Irish lost senior Natalie He then added: “Let’s put it 16 rebounds and seven assists. Achonwa to a torn ACL in the this way, if it’s going to get done, Auriemma took out his senior regional final win over Bay- it will get done. But I don’t center with a minute left and the lor. Notre Dame wore warmup know. I haven’t talked to them game well in hand with the pair shirts with Achonwa’s nick- in a while.” embracing in a long hug. name “Ace” below her No. 11. Both programs could ben- “We beat a great, great team,” efit from playing each other. Auriemma said. “Notre Dame is The team played inspired basketball in the Final Four win After finishing 40-0 and win- a great team. For them to have ning their second consecutive the season they had and lose over Maryland where Notre Dame outrebounded the Terps championship, UConn is the their starting center and to do measuring stick for Tennessee what they did, I can’t say enough by a record margin. The Irish couldn’t muster a similar effort and all other programs. about their players, coaching Lady Vol Bashaara Graves staff and it took everything we against UConn. The Huskies outrebounded the Irish 54-31 stated her ambitions on Twit- have. I knew if we played great ter on Tuesday night by say- we’d have a chance to win.” and held them to a season-low in points. ing: “You can believe it or not The victory also meant that we coming. I’m not leaving here “They got comfortable,” Mc- UConn is now the center of the without at least one Naty.” college basketball world with John Bazemore / The Associated Press Bride said. “They got into a Seeing was believing how both the men’s and women’s Connecticut head coach Geno Auriemma holds the net after the championship rhythm, and it just went down- dominant the Huskies could be. teams winning the champion- game against Notre Dame. hill from there.” What began as a battle of un- beatens with Notre Dame un- raveled into a rout that featured a 52-22 UConn edge in paint WHO ARE THE TOP DAWGS? points and a 54-31 domination of the boards. Here are the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Teams that have had the most success... Connecticut, on the other hand, needs a strong non-con- Team Championships Runner-up ference schedule to offset play- Connecticut 9 5 ing in the American Athletic Tennessee 8 0 Conference. Even with UConn, Louisiana Tech 2 4 Realtimerpi.com ranked the Stanford 2 2 league sixth in RPI this season. Notre Dame 1 3 To make matters worse, the USC 2 1 conference is losing Louisville, Auburn 0 3 which reached the Elite Eight, Baylor 2 0 and Rutgers, which won the WNIT. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014

Life editor: Chantel Wilson Phone number: 807-8213 Live Healthy e-mail: [email protected]

Training for the Seattle to Portland Classic

Pete Caster / [email protected] The Chronicle’s business and education reporter Chris Brewer rides his bike along Rice Road near Stan Hedwall Park in Chehalis on Monday afternoon. Brewer, an avid cyclist, is training to ride in the 200-mile Group Health Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic this July.

By Christopher Brewer worked at The Chronicle from 2010 [email protected] to 2012 (nice to see you all again), I became intricately familiar with our God help me. I signed up to ride local transportation system. The this year’s Seattle to Portland Bicycle strands of roads that connect our Classic. area sprawl like asphalt ribbons In early July, I'll be joining a through valleys and over hills. handful of local people who ride the Now that I’m back, I’m trying 200-plus mile course from the Em- to familiarize myself with the right erald City to the Rose City, stopping roads to ride here. It is a bit difficult through the Twin Cities in the pro- to traverse between Centralia and cess. Chehalis on the well-traveled Kresky I admit I’m a fledgling cyclist, al- Avenue and Gold Street corridor, but though I own two bicycles. One is a it’s possible. More often than not, I hybrid between a commuter and road find myself cycling city streets to get bike with thin tires that can take me used to the traffic flow around here. pretty much anywhere; the other, a My favorite local route so far has project bike (pictured) that I’m test- been a 20-mile loop from the Lewis ing the roadworthiness of. Both have County Courthouse in Chehalis to helped me get into better shape in the Napavine. If you want to try it some- three months I’ve been back in Lewis time, head to the courthouse then County. go south on Cascade Avenue, west Riding the STP this year will serve on 13th and continue on Rice Road as an exclamation point to my recent- all the way to Newaukum Valley ly-found love of cycling, an activity I Road. When you hit Rush Road, thoroughly enjoy and don’t even be- take a right, kill the hill and you’ll gin to think of as exercise. It’s an ac- find yourself at the traffic light — tivity that doesn’t cost terribly much you can either turn around and to get into, but the rewards down the head back or take Highway 603 to road are immeasurable. the Willapa Hills Trail right back into Chehalis. How It All Began It’s a good start to train for the As a child growing up in Rain- STP, but fellow cyclist and Cen- ier, Ore., my parents used to take tralia College Vice President Steve my younger brother and I across Ward told me Monday I’m going the bridge to Longview and let us to have to start doing more. Chris Brewer poses for a portrait during a water break along Rice Road in Chehalis on ride around Lake Sacajawea as they Monday afternoon. walked. STP Training Advice One of those rides around Lake from Someone Who’s Sacajawea would be my last some- Been There Ultimately, Ward said, long rides surprised about how well you can do,” time in the late 1990s, as I outgrew “You’ve just got to get time in the such as the STP are not about how fast Steve said. “Tell you what — if you that bike and focused on other sports. you go, but rather if you can make it make it through here in one piece, For some reason I can’t explain, I had saddle,” Ward told me. “That’s the biggest thing. Just keep riding.” in good condition. He says the tough- you get a beer on me.” a real desire to buy a bicycle when I est part of the ride is the second day, moved to Springfield, Mo., in early I thought twice per week was enough, but Steve pointed me to the particularly a series of rolling hills please see STP, page Life 2 2012 and resurrect that feeling I got between Vader and Castle Rock. in my younger days riding up and Cascade Bicycle Club website, where they displayed their training schedule. “If you can do 12 to 15 miles per down the gravel path at the place we hour and take your time, you’ll be simply called “The Lake.” Their advice is to ride on Wednesday, I plunked down $499 for a Giant then ride longer distances Saturday Escape 2 hybrid commuter/road bike and Sunday — essentially getting you in February 2012. I rode it the very ready for a long ride on Saturday and priming your body to recover quickly WANNA GO FOR A RIDE? DO THIS FIRST: next day, and while I had fun riding · around the greenway trail network in before getting right back on the bike First off, make sure your bicycle is in proper working condition. Ensure the Queen City of the Ozarks, I forgot on Sunday. your chain is properly lubricated and free of rust and debris, that your to downshift. But Steve even recommended go- gears and brakes work properly — and most importantly, that your tires ing a bit above and beyond that in are inflated to at least their minimum recommended pressure. As a result, I sat in a cold shower · for 10 minutes when I was done. terms of frequency of the rides. He Make sure you are visible to traffic at all times. Regardless of what time But I kept grinding away, all the recommended to get on the bicycle as of day you ride, try to wear light-colored clothing — something neon or while learning the nuances of riding many as five times per week, even if reflective works best — so traffic can easily see you. If you ride at night, in city environments and with traffic. they’re smaller rides of 15 to 20 miles. make sure you have a working light on the front of your bicycle and a red Ward has ridden the STP a num- light positioned below your seat so traffic behind you can see it. Over the two years I was in Spring- · field, I found a love for cycling in the ber of times — many of those being It’s a good idea to have a mirror, either on your helmet or bike. Being outdoors that I never knew I had; a straight shot through in one day — aware of traffic coming from all directions is the key to a safe ride, and a before I knew it, I was out and about and he offered several bullet points of mirror can give you peace of mind that you see traffic coming from pos- advice: sibly the most dangerous spot: directly behind you. twice a week. · Fast-forward through 2012 and I • Buy new tires a week before you Speaking of helmets, they’re not required in Washington state, but use go. You’ll need them. your best judgment as to whether or not you will need one on your trip. had mowed down 1,700-plus miles in · just the city alone. In 2013, I topped • There are organized rides going Remember that your bicycle is considered a legal vehicle in Washing- that, riding about 2,300 miles and on weeks before the STP. Sign up for ton state, and you will be expected to obey the same traffic laws that averaging about 30 miles per ride as many as you can. govern motorized vehicles on the road. Stop at stop signs, let pedestri- through a mixture of city streets and • Find a group to ride with. It ans cross in crosswalks and use hand signals when changing lanes. The farm roads in the Ozarks. keeps a teamwork attitude and pro- generally accepted way to ride a bicycle is to the far right in the right- vides moral support. most lane of traffic. • In Lewis County, you have a lot · While it’s legal to ride on the sidewalk, take into account the fact that Finding the Right of good terrain to ride. You can al- pedestrians are using the sidewalk — and as such, using the street is al- Routes in Lewis County ternate between hills and distance to most always the safer option. Having lived here before and tailor your training. Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 LIFE

Consistent cycling and eat- give me a holler at 360-807-8235 STP ing right can go a long way; ac- or [email protected]. cording to the non-professional Happy riding! HaBits Continued from page Life 1 scale at a friend’s house, I’ve ••• dropped close to 10 pounds The Goal: Living Christopher Brewer is the busi- already in three months while ness and education reporter for Healthy gaining strength for repeated The Chronicle. Follow his jour- of HigHLy Cycling can be a great way cycling activities. ney on Facebook at “Chris Brewer to exercise for people who find If you’re a local cyclist, I’d - The Chronicle” or on Twitter @ running to be a bit too jarring. like to hear from you and get iamchrisbrewer. It’s also a good way to get out some ideas about where successfuL and enjoy the rural scenery you like to ride, nutri- Lewis County is well-known tion tips or really any- for. thing you want to throw my You won’t find me lifting way. dieters weights at Thorbeckes, al- Of course, though I applaud those who do. I’d love to chat But if you’re like me, hopping and share on the saddle for a little while some of my for a good 20-mile ride with hills local riding can burn off somewhere in the experiences neighborhood of 600 calories. as well. Just

You’ve probably heard that most weight-loss diets fail. It’s the sort of “conventional wisdom” that can upend your good intentions. Less often discussed are the success stories. The National Weight Control Registry is an ongoing research study that tracks diet winners who have lost at least 30 pounds, kept the weight off for at least one year and are willing to share their strategies. In a new observational study registry, participants were followed for 10 years to see how well they kept their weight off and to find strategies for weight-loss maintenance. Here are some of the behaviors participants who best kept weight off have in common.

Limiting food variety Successful participants aren’t 1filling their kitchens with every new food item that comes along. Instead they eat “the same safe foods over and over,” says J. Graham Thomas, lead author of the study and researcher at The Miriam Hospital. With less variety, people are more aware of what and how much they’re eating.

Being consistent “They typically don’t go off 2 pattern and splurge on high-fat food on holidays or weekends,” Thomas says. However, this doesn’t mean avoiding fun foods. A weekly treat could fit into a participant’s consistent eating pattern.

seLf-monitoring “Most (registry participants) are 3weighing themselves regularly. They’re also calorie counting,” Thomas says. Patience Although it may never become a pleasure, 4 after about two years people report that maintaining healthful habits feels “less effortful. It’s a more natural part of their lifestyle,” he says.

Dining Out Still Possible Even if You're on a Diet Dining out at a restaurant is so if you must indulge you can do a treat for many people, while so without going overboard. for others it's a way of life. On- the-go professionals often find · Don't fill up before your meal that dining out is simply more arrives. Once you have been seated, convenient than cooking at skip the unending bread basket, home. However, large portion forgoing this free appetizer alto- sizes and dishes that tend to gether or asking for raw vegetables contain a lot of sodium and instead. When fellow diners order fat can make dining out less potentially fattening appetizers, healthy than eating at home, ask to have a side salad with low-fat which is a concern for those dressing on the side instead. men and women who want to shed a few pounds. · But dining out does not have Leave a little behind on your to be done at the expense of plate. Restaurant portions can be your waistline. The following substantial, so don't feel as if you are a few ways dieters can still need to finish your entire meal. You enjoy their favorite restaurants can always ask the waiter to pack without having to worry about up what you have left behind, or, their weight. when ordering, ask if the restaurant offers smaller portions at lower · Order foods that are broiled, prices. boiled or roasted. Foods that are broiled, boiled or roasted tend to · Eat in the hours leading up to be healthier than foods cooked in your dinner. Low-fat snacks eaten other ways. When ordering your throughout the day will reduce the meal, ask that oils be used spar- likelihood that you will overeat at ingly if not removed completely. the dinner table. Drink a tall glass When foods look somewhat greasy, of water and enjoy some low-cal- dab them with a napkin in the orie fruit so you won't be famished same manner you might dab the once you arrive at the restaurant. grease from a slice of pizza. · Look for a low-calorie menu. · Skip the dips and dressings. Many condiments can add un- Many restaurants now supple- wanted calories to a meal, making ment their existing menus with a even a healthy entree a calorie- menu of low-calorie fare for those laden meal that’s best avoided. For customers who want to eat out but example, a salad covered in creamy want to do so without abandoning Caesar salad dressing can take their diets. When visiting a restau- away from the overall nutritive val- rant, stick to ordering from the low- ue of the salad. Don’t be afraid to calorie section of the menu. The ask for substitutions or simply ask food will likely be just as delicious, to have dressings put on the side though not as dense or as large. • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014

B-12 Bingo Vegan, vegetarian and Paleo eating are all the rage, but these ‘healthy elimination’ diets can cause serious deficiencies, too

BY BEV BENNETT CTW FEATURES

f you’re eliminating foods from animal sources to lose Iweight or improve your heart health, your good intentions could put you at risk for a vitamin B12 deficiency — especially if you’re a mature adult. Even if you aren’t a vegetarian or vegan, your age could mean that your body isn’t absorbing enough B12. “People who are hitting age 50 should ask about their B12 status,” says Netty Levine, a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator with Nutrition Counseling Services at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. It’s important that you’re consuming and absorbing adequate B12. The vitamin, which is found in animal foods (and added to many processed products), plays a role in red blood cell formation and neurological function. Being deficient in vitamin B12 could leave you fatigued and weak. You could develop cognitive changes, such as confusion or memory loss. As you age you may be producing less stomach acid necessary to absorb vitamin B12. That’s especially true if you’re on acid blockers. In addition, if you’re on certain diabetes medications or if you’ve had gastric bypass surgery you also may be at greater risk for a B12 shortfall. A simple blood test can determine whether you have a deficiency. If you’re low on the vitamin, ask your physician whether a change in diet alone will resolve the problem, says Levine. You’ll find plenty of foods to help you meet the recommendation for daily 2.4 micrograms of vitamin B12 health experts recommend for adults.

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Oregon Volunteers Battle Yakamas and Klickitats Along Satus Creek ment and the volunteers continue variously describe these as “braves” ma River and then south up Satus mit and Hembree began to sweep their withdrawal from Yakama and as older individuals unable to Creek to return to Fort Dalles. As the area with a telescope. A Yaka- country. One soldier and four In- flee). Although they seize some In- the column progressed, Indian rid- ma fired at Hembree and he took dians die. dian foodstuffs, the volunteers run ers summoned reinforcements. a ball in the abdomen. The other HistoryLink.org In March 1856, two regiments short of supplies and they eat the On the afternoon of April 9, a volunteers fled and the wounded of Oregon volunteers under the one Indian horse they find. volunteer scout spotted several Hembree managed to kill three On April 10, 1856, Yakamas command of Colonel Thomas On the Columbia River, at the hundred Indians ahead. Corne- Yakamas — Pah-ow-re, Shu-win- and Klickitats under Kamiakin (ca. Cornelius left their base at Fort mouth of the Yakima River on lius made camp, expecting a battle ne, and Waken-shear — before 1800-1877) ambush Oregon volun- Bennett in the Walla Walla Val- April 8 Cornelius divided his forces soon. Before dawn the next day, being finished off by the We-sah- teers under Colonel Thomas Cor- ley and swept the Palouse country under the observation of Kamia- April 10, Captain Absolam J. Hem- ne-berts. nelius along Satus Creek near what north of the Snake River and west kin and his allies. Six companies bree (1813-1856) led eight other sol- The volunteers brought out will be the boundary between to the Columbia looking for hos- rode to the Walla Walla Valley diers on a reconnaissance. When Hembree’s stripped and scalped Klickitat and Yakima counties. tile Indians. They managed to kill while the rest, five companies of the group stopped, Captain Hem- body for reburial at his home in The Indians break off the engage- eight or nine Palouse (accounts 241 men, proceeded up the Yaki- bree and two others went to a sum- Yamhill, Oregon. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 • Life 5

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Find answers to the puzzles here on Sudoku Puzzle One Puzzle Two on page Life 8.

Crossword

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: O equals Y

“M DYYC N SMU XSCMUNKMXW KX KZY

NFHMYWVY, NCJXIK MW N JXBNC IYWIY, KX

INO IXJYKZMWU FIYDFC.” — ZNBXCH BNJMI

PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “The grass may look greener on the other side, but believe me, it’s just as hard to cut.” — Little Richard

© 2014 by NEA, Inc. Gluten-Free Beauty Products in Demand Among Some Customers By Mary MacVean health food stores. If they’ve Los Angeles Times been certified by a third-party agency, an icon usually appears Amy Soergel’s lip gloss was on the packaging. making her sick. The problem, Avalon Organics and Jason she realized, was gluten — hy- — two moderately priced health drologized wheat protein, to food store standards from the be exact. Then company Hain she went to the Celestial — hairdresser who recently re- used a sham- leased Ava- poo that made lon Organics her neck burn. Gluten Free Again, it con- Cucumber tained gluten. products and Bingo “There’s Jason gluten- hidden gluten free lotions, Continued from Life 3 in many plac- washes and es you may hair products. Make low-fat beef, seafood, eggs not consider,” Emma including and dairy products part of your Froelich-Shea, stamp and menus, if you’re not a vegetarian or the company Easy Clam envelope senior vice vegan. glues, tooth- president of “Fish is a good source of vitamin paste and marketing and B12 and it contains omega-3 fatty lip balms, research and de- acids, so you get more bang for the ChowdEr said Soer- velopment, says buck,” Levine says. gel, who has she was skepti- Cooked clams are a top source for a store, cal at first that the vitamin. Sockeye salmon and 1 medium red potato, unpeeled, bottom pot over medium-high Naturally such products trout also are rich in vitamin B12. cut into bite-size pieces heat. Add celery and onion. Cook, Soergel’s, were needed, near Pitts- Beef is an excellent source of 1 cup diced carrots stirring frequently, until thinking glu- burgh that vitamin B12. Choose lean cuts, such 1 tablespoon unsalted butter vegetables are tender-crisp, about ten — which caters to is found in as top sirloin steak or eye round 1 large celery rib, finely 5 minutes. Add flour, constantly people with steak. chopped wheat, bar- stirring. Gradually add milk, allergies. ley and rye Low-fat milk or yogurt and eggs 1 small onion, finely chopped stirring until slightly thickened. Indeed, for — was only supply good amounts of vitamin 2 tablespoons flour Add clams with broth, salt, pepper, people with a food is- B12. 2 cups reduced-fat milk thyme, cooked potato and carrots. celiac disease, sue. But You can meet your requirements 1 (10-ounce) can baby clams Stir. Reduce heat to low and a bit of gluten wheat pro- by choosing fortified processed with broth that might Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times tein is used simmer until chowder is hot and get swallowed foods. Check the label of your ½ teaspoon salt A wave of new gluten-free skin care as a bind- celery is tender, about 10 minutes. from a lipstick favorite breakfast cereal for B12 ¼ teaspoon pepper and hair care products, such as Whole ing agent for Sprinkle on parsley. or a stream content. ¼ teaspoon dried, crushed Foods 365 Bubble Baths (top), Acure’s skin-firming Makes four 1-cup servings. of shampoo “Look for cereal with 100 percent thyme wrinkle Complex (bottom), and hair creams and in the shower Each serving contains: 200 care products, are now available on hair products of B12,” Levine says. 1 tablespoon minced Italian can be enough For vegans and vegetarians, parsley, optional calories; 6 grams total fat; 12 the market. that aim to to cause ill- strengthen fortified soy milk and meat grams protein; 25.5 grams ness. hair, she says analogues are options, too. Place potato and carrots in a carbohydrates; 52 milligrams A slew of gluten-free skin cholesterol; 620 milligrams — and she was won over by cus- In the following recipe for clam small pot. Add water to cover. care products have come on tomer demand. chowder, don’t discard the broth Bring to a boil over high heat. sodium and 2.75 grams dietary the market, including items Bob Zahradnik launched from canned clams. It also provides Reduce heat to medium and cook fiber. Each serving also provides from well-known companies Coldstream Natural from vitamin B12, according to research until vegetables are tender, about more than 100 percent of the such as Murad, Dr. Hausch- Gainesville, Fla., about six published in the Journal of 15 minutes. Drain and set aside. daily recommendation for ka, EO, MyChelle, Suntegrity, months ago, selling gluten- Agricultural and Food Chemistry. Heat butter in large heavy- vitamin B12. Acure and derma-e. Many are free tooth creams and sold in Whole Foods and other © CTW FEaTURES please see GLUTEN-FREE, page Life 8 Life 8 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 LIFE

ADVICE: Dear Abby Gluten-Free Man is Patient as Continued from page Life 7 Independent Woman mouthwashes. “Any trace materials in Struggles With Intimacy oral care products will definitely DEAR ABBY: I’m a 27-year- ness and discomfort, the quicker present a risk to old woman who has never had a you can understand the reasons people with a boyfriend or been kissed. I was for it and overcome it. Your doc- gluten sensitivity,” never interested in romance or tor should be able to refer you to Zahradnik said. having a sig- someone. Customers nificant other. I If Brian is the right man for of derma-e, a felt strong be- you, he will stand by you. But if 30-year-old coming independent he doesn’t, you’ll be able to more pany that started and taking care with a vitamin E easily relate to someone else. of myself. Now cream, prompt- Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times that I have a de- DEAR ABBY: I am planning ed the company A wave of new gluten-free gree, a career to change, says and a house, I my wedding in the fall. My fian- skin care and hair care prod- ce and I are paying for the wed- Jennifer Norman, ucts, such as Mudpot’s mud feel ready to try By Abigail Van Buren ding and reception. the vice president mask (top), and Cedar- to let a man into for marketing. wood’s LifeStinks deodor- my life. I have worked at my job for Most of its prod- ant, are now available on I met a really nice guy a a year, and I haven’t always ucts had no gluten, the market. month ago. “Brian” and I have been treated well by a few co- and the company gone out several times and have workers. I am reluctant to invite reformulated the a lot in common. He’s a gentle- these people because I’m wor- rest. “It shows the man, and he says he’s willing to ried about the repercussions if I amount consum- wait for me. do. I know they will judge every ers are researching certainly that needs I have been having a difficult aspect because they did it to an- products. In the to be studied,” Kim time letting myself be physical other co-worker. last year, it’s been said. Reactions, in- with him. Even hugging is un- I like a few of the people I almost an explosion cluding rashes and comfortable for me. I know it’s work with, but I don’t know if I of interest in gluten- respiratory prob- because I have been a shy loner can invite only them. What do free,” Norman says. lems, have been my whole life and I’m unaccus- The Whole Foods I do? — WEDDING PLANNER documented. tomed to being close to people. IN OMAHA 365 house brand Even though Brian says DEAR WEDDING PLAN- recently released a Claire Duggan, one of the three sisters behind the he’ll be patient, I can sense his NER: What you do is invite only line of gluten-free bubble baths. Tilth frustration. Physical closeness LifeStinks brand of deodorants, says those people you truly want to Beauty, a year-old line of 14 products should come easily if you like that includes anti-aging serums and their motive was to help heal one sister attend your wedding. It’s not after years of illness. They studied and are attracted to someone. I moisture creams, contains no gluten, feel abnormal. I don’t know if I’ll necessary to apologize for it or and no synthetic coloring or fragranc- natural healing and eventually came to explain why. If you are put on up with a deodorant formula that they be this way forever or get more es, genetically modified ingredients or comfortable the more I know the spot and feel you must give a petroleum-based products. offered to share with clients, Duggan reason, say that your guest list is said. him. Dermatologist Jenny Kim, associ- I’m afraid Brian — and limited because of financial con- “No one cared that I could teach ate professor of clinical medicine at the most men — won’t be willing straints. It’s far more tactful than them how to make it. They said, ‘If University of California-Los Angeles’s to wait that long. I’m afraid if saying they are being excluded you make it for me, I’ll buy it,’” she David Geffen School of Medicine, says I don’t move faster I’ll lose a because they are rude, awful adds. That led to LifeStinks, a powder some people thought that gluten-free great guy and never get another people, and you don’t want them deodorant in lavender or cedar wood skin care was simply a trend, in part chance. What do you think? — anywhere near you on such an scent that is made in their basement because gluten molecules are too large BLOCKED IN BOISE important occasion. to penetrate through skin. But that’s and is available online and in some DEAR BLOCKED: Being ••• only true for skin that’s healthy and health food stores. intimate with someone because “We didn’t go into it to be gluten- Dear Abby is written by Abigail intact, and not necessarily for people you’re afraid you’ll lose him or Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- with eczema or other skin conditions. free,” Duggan said. “But, boy, have we it will be your last chance is the lips, and was founded by her mother, “So we don’t really know how the found it has so mattered to our cus- wrong reason. I think that the Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby molecule is going through the skin, but tomers.” sooner you talk with a licensed at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box therapist about your lifelong shy- 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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

Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 7

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: L equals M

“F JCKATM WCJ LGKP ETCEHT ACK’O VTO OWT

CKT OWTP JGKO, IRO TKA RE JFOW OWT CKT

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7:“I feel a big obligation to the audience, almost in a moral sense, to say something useful.” — Harold Ramis © 2014 by NEA, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, April 10, 2014 • Life 9

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An Amish Murder (2013) (CC) The Good Mother (2013) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) MSNBC Live (N) Karen Finney Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera MTV 63 63 16 and Pregnant ’ (CC) 16 and Pregnant ’ (CC) Girl Girl Girl Girl ›› ATL (2006) Tip Harris. ’ ››› Bring It On: In It to Win It ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ The Challenge: Free NBCS 34 34 Premier League English Premier League Soccer Premier College Football Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More Equestrian IndyCar Racing NHL NHL NHL Hockey NICK 40 40 Hang. Hang. Penguin Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong Spong Sanjay Bread Rab Power Spong The Fairly OddParents ’ Bread Spong Spong Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Sam & OXY 50 50 Cancer Paid Sheer Butt Celeb ›› Sleeping With the Enemy (CC) ›› Something to Talk About (1995) ›› Sleeping With the Enemy (CC) ›› Something to Talk About (1995) ›› Burlesque (2010) Cher. R O OT 31 31 Paid Paid Butt Mad Buy Sil GT 10 Min Paid Worx Clean MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Seattle Mariners. UEFA UEFA Champions League Soccer Timbers Pre Henry M. Wil- Sexiest Bodies of Hair Shaun Ink Master “Earn Ink Master “Bug Ink Master “Tatt Ink Master ’ (CC) Ink Master ’ (CC) Ink Master “2 on 1 Ink Master “Artist Cops Cops Cops Cops SPIKE 57 57 Rifles liams 2014! ’ Loss T’s It!” ’ (CC) Out” ’ (CC) Ganged” (CC) Tat-Astrophe” Slaughter” ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Cook Vivica Bare Paid Cook SHARK! Sand Sharks (2011, Comedy) ›› Eye of the Beast (2007, Horror) Beyond Loch Ness (2008) ›› Malibu Shark Attack (2009) Lake Placid 3 TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Penguin Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Tails Veggie Heroes-Bible Cam News At Jesus Side Easter Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Deal Fresh House/ Meet, There Ray- King of King of ››› I Love You, Man (2009, Comedy) ›› Due Date (2010) Robert Downey Friends Friends Friends Friends King of King of With It Prince Payne Browns Yet? mond Queens Queens Paul Rudd, Jason Segel. Jr., Zach Galifianakis. (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Queens Queens TLC 38 38 Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ 1st 1st Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Sex Sent Me to ’ ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order Dallas “Like a Bad Law & Order “Miss- Law & Order Inter- Law & Order Law & Order “Di- ››› The Terminal (2004, Comedy-Drama) Tom ››› Runaway Jury (2003) John Cusack, Gene Hackman. A Pursuit- (CC) (DVS) Penny” ing” ’ net. ’ (CC) (DVS) vorce” ’ Hanks, Catherine Zeta-Jones. (CC) man tries to manipulate an explosive trial. (CC) Happy. TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Tenkai Tenkai Bey Poké Ben 10 Leg Gum Tom/ ›› Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties Regular Regular Regular Adven Adven Adven Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters TRAV 36 36 New Paid When Vacations Off Limits (CC) Mysteries at Mysteries at No Reservation Food Food Food Food Food Food 101 Chowdown 101 Chowdown 101 Chowdown TRUTV 49 49 Paid Grill- Meals! Dirty P90X3 Cancer Sexiest Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Tow Tow Tow Tow Tow Tow Law & Order: Paid Paid Paid NINJA Chrisley Chrisley NCIS The bodies of NCIS The death of NCIS “Aliyah” Tense NCIS “Truth or Con- NCIS The death of NCIS A blogger NCIS A Marine’s NCIS “Tell-All” ’ USA 58 58 Criminal Intent Prog. Prog. Prog. 101 two assassins. an ICE agent. reunion. sequences” a Marine. ’ turns up dead. body surfaces. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. Best Happy Happy Happy Sat. Night Live Sat. Night Live Sat. Night Live Sat. 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From Toyota Futurama “That Bones “The Hero in the Hold” The Q13 FOX News at Salem: Witches Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Alien Cheaters An injured man and a musi- MNT 10 10 Stadium in Dallas. (N) (Live) (CC) Darn Katz!” (CC) Grave Digger kidnaps Booth. (CC) 9 (N) (CC) are Real Files ’ (CC) Files ’ (CC) cian. (N) ’ (CC) Derm Exclusive! Rules of Engage- The Middle The Middle ’ (CC) CSI: Miami “CSI: My Nanny” A wealthy White Collar “Payback” Selling witness The Office “The The Office “The Band in Seattle It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 ment ’ (CC) “Thanksgiving II” family’s nanny dies. ’ (CC) locations. (CC) Cover-Up” (CC) Chump” ’ (CC) in Phila. Antiques Roadshow “Kansas City” Fire Doctor Who (Part Doctor Who (Part As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- Inspector Morse A business tycoon is Masterpiece Classic Rose returns for PBS 12 12 Chief presentation badge. (CC) 1 of 4) 2 of 4) “White Hunter” A weekend trip. pearances (CC) pearances (CC) murdered. ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) the fifth anniversary. ’ (CC) NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Bojangles’ Southern 500. From Two and a Half Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Modern Family Modern Family Q13 FOX News at Washington’s Animation Domination High-Def “Go- FOX 13 13 Darlington Raceway in Darlington, S.C. (N) (CC) Men ’ (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) “Earthquake” ’ ’ (CC) 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted lan the Insatiable”; “Axe Cop.” (CC) IND 14 14 Coral Jewelry “Gem Week” North Shore Linens North Shore Linens Tanzanite Jewelry “Gem Week” Exotic Gemstones Rare stones. The Best of ShopHQ “Gem Week” Law & Order: Criminal Intent Death of Law & Order: Criminal Intent A re- Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Flipped” Law & Order: Criminal Intent The wife The Listener “The Bank Job” Toby be- The Listener “Cold Case Blues” Toby’s ION 15 15 a socialite’s granddaughter. (CC) spected judge is killed in a duel. ’ A rap artist is killed. (CC) of a televangelist is murdered. comes a hostage in a bank heist. first official investigation. (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong TV End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 Paid Program Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Castle “Limelight” A pop star is found 20/20 ’ (CC) Nightline Prime ’ (CC) KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) “Spring Break” dead in an alley. ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Northwest Back- Grants Getaways Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live Host Anna Kend- NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) roads rick; Pharrell performs. ’ (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: Bojangles’ Southern 500. From ›› Paycheck (2003, Science Fiction) Ben Affleck, Aaron Eckhart, Uma Thurman. A technical wizard 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Go- Darlington Raceway in Darlington, S.C. (N) (CC) learns that his memory has been erased. lan the Insatiable”; “Axe Cop.” (CC) Storage Wars Storage Wars Flipping Vegas “Chop House” A modest Flipping Vegas Nasty surprises await in Flipping Vegas Amateur flipper leaves Flipping Vegas Scott purchases a dete- Flipping Vegas A home is overwhelmed A&E 52 52 Texas ’ (CC) Texas ’ (CC) home has an unsavory past. a filthy condo. ’ (CC) unfinished work. ’ (CC) riorating house. (N) ’ (CC) by canine stink. ’ (CC) ’ AMC 67 67 ››› Gladiator (2000, Historical Drama) Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen. A fugitive general becomes a Turn “Pilot” A Long Island farmer is recruited. (CC) ››› Jeremiah Johnson (1972) Robert Redford. A 19th- gladiator in ancient Rome. (CC) century adventurer moves to the Rocky Mountains. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced Too Cute! ’ (CC) Too Cute! (N) ’ Too Cute! “Musical Kittens” ’ My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks Too Cute! ’ BET 56 56 Scandal ’ (CC) Scandal “The Fluffer” ’ (CC) Celebration of Gospel 2014 Gospel artists including Yolanda Adams. (CC) ››› Holiday Heart (2000, Drama) Ving Rhames, Alfre Woodard. (CC) The Real Housewives of Atlanta Cyn- The Real Housewives of Atlanta Por- ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane. Premiere. A woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. BRAVO 66 66 thia questions her friendship. sha records her own single. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey Regional Coverage. (N) NHL Hockey Vancouver Canucks at Edmonton Oilers. From Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta. Hockey Night: After Hours News Hockey Night in Canada: Replay (N) C M T 61 61 ›› Footloose ›››› The Terminator (1984, Science Fiction) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton. Guntucky “Office Space Invaders” FNA USA Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed Rocket - Fueled! Paid Program CNN 44 44 Death Row Stories Death Row Stories Chicagoland “Broken Wings” Death Row Stories Death Row Stories Philadelphia lawyers learn new rules. CNNH 45 45 Chicagoland “Broken Wings” Death Row Stories Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Death Row Stories Death Row Stories COM 60 60 ››› Meet the ›› The Dukes of Hazzard (2005, Comedy) Johnny Knoxville, Seann William ››› Superbad (2007, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse. Co-dependent Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts Tosh Parents (2000) Scott. The Duke cousins try to foil a scheme by Boss Hogg. (CC) teens hope to score booze and babes at a party. (CC) unleashes his unique point of view. D I S 41 41 I Didn’t Do It ’ I Didn’t Do It ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) ›› Bedtime Stories (2008, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Keri Russell. ’ (CC) Lab Rats (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Dog With a Blog Good-Charlie Boss Hog “Pig Boss Hog Alaska: The Last Frontier Otto and Alaska: The Last Frontier Finishing Timber Kings “Jolly Ole Island” Joel as- Timber Kings “Peter in a Pickle” Peter’s Epic Homes A house underground; a DSC 8 8 Family Values” “Billboar’d” ’ (CC) Charlotte bury a friend. ’ (CC) summer projects. ’ (CC) sembles a millionaire’s house. ’ boss follows him to Scotland. glass bathroom. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 E! News Total Divas “The Braniel Bus” Brie con- Total Divas “On Brie’s Bad Side” Summer Rae flirts with Daniel Bryan. ›› Maid in Man- Fashion Police Christina Milian; Wayne vinces Daniel to get a tour bus. hattan (2002) Brady. College Hockey NCAA Tournament, Final: Teams TBA. From SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Philadelphia. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 NHRA Drag Racing College Softball Washington at Stanford. (N) (Live) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) 30 for 30 (CC) FAM 39 39 ››› Hercules (1997, Adventure) Voices of Tate Donovan, Josh Keaton. ››› Despicable Me (2010, Comedy) Voices of Steve Carell, Jason Segel. ›› Happy Feet Two (2011) Voices of Elijah Wood, Robin Williams. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped Chopped Chopped First round, diver scallops. Chopped Chopped “Chopped All-Stars Finale” Restaurant: Impossible FX 53 53 ››› Rio (2011, Comedy) Voices of Anne Hathaway, Jesse Eisenberg. Animated. ›› Just Go With It (2011, Romance-Comedy) Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Kidman. A ›› Just Go With It (2011) Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston. A pet macaw has an adventure with the bird of his dreams. man’s careless lie spins out of control. A man’s careless lie spins out of control. GOLF 70 70 Live From Coverage from the 2014 Masters. Live From Coverage from the 2014 Masters. Live From Coverage from the 2014 Masters. HALL 19 19 Lucky in Love (2014) Jessica Szohr, Be My Valentine (2013, Romance) William Baldwin, Natalie Brown. A widowed ››› It Could Happen to You (1994, Romance-Comedy) Nicolas Cage, Bridget ›› Elevator Girl (2010, Romance) Benjamin Hollingsworth. (CC) firefighter asks a florist to a Valentine’s Day ball. (CC) Fonda. A patrolman and a waitress split a lottery jackpot. (CC) Lacey Chabert, Ryan Merriman. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Chris & Mike” Property Brothers “Kari & Boris” House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 America Unearthed ’ (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LI FE 51 51 The Girl He Met Online (2014) Yvonne Zima, Mary-Margaret Humes. (CC) Death Clique (2014) Lexi Ainsworth, Barbara Alyn Woods. Premiere. (CC) Zoe Gone (2014, Suspense) Jean Louisa Kelly, Andrea Bowen. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup Lockup Lockup Lockup Lockup MTV 63 63 › Fired Up (2009, Comedy) Nicholas D’Agosto, Eric Christian Olsen. ’ ››› Bring It On: In It to Win It (2007) Ashley Benson, Jennifer Tisdale. ’ ››› Mean Girls (2004, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams. ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey: Blackhawks at Predators NHL Overtime (N) English Premier League Match of the Day (N) English Premier League Soccer (Taped) ’ NICK 40 40 Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (N) ’ Hathaways Thundermans Instant Mom ’ Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Burlesque (2010, Drama) Cher. ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. (CC) ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. (CC) R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Club Deportivo Chivas USA at Portland Timbers. MLS Soccer Cops ’ (CC) Cops A fight at a Cops “Coast to Cops In Albuquer- GLORY 15: Istanbul (N) (S Live) Cops “Coast to Cops “Ho! Ho! Ho! Cops Officers find Cops In Albuquer- SPIKE 57 57 local gas station. Coast” ’ (CC) que. ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) No. 8” (CC) heroin. ’ (CC) que; drug bust. SYFY 59 59 Lake Placid 3 (2010) Colin Ferguson. Lake Placid: The Final Chapter (2012) Robert Englund, Yancy Butler. Bermuda Tentacles (2014) Linda Hamilton, Trevor Donovan. Premiere. Swamp Shark (2011), D.B. Sweeney TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades ››› The Passion of the Christ (2004, Drama) Jim Caviezel, Monica Bellucci, Claudia Gerini. 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