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Greater Chehalis Food Bank Builds a Bigger Home in New Location Breaking Ground on a Community Table

Pete Caster / [email protected] Workers construct the frame of the Greater Chehalis Food Bank on Thursday afternoon in Chehalis. The 7,500-square-foot building is expected to open by Dec. 1. UPGRADE: Lewis County for Lewis County Fire District 6 food storage space. off Jackson Highway. Smith said the food bank, Food Bank Coalition to Greater Chehalis Food Bank which has operated out of Yard The Chehalis Food Bank is Share New Space Coordinator Jeff Smith said he Birds Mall and Event Center hopes to have the new food bank since June, was able to build the a part of the countywide By Kyle Spurr opened by Dec. 1, in time for 7,500-square-foot building from [email protected] the annual Walk-N-Knock food volunteer support, current food coalition and covers Chehalis, drive. bank funds and donations from The concreted is poured, the Once the long-term food Buck Hubbert, Braun North- Napavine, the Boistfort steel work is done and the new bank location opens, Smith said, west and the St. Timothy Epis- Greater Chehalis Food Bank is those in need of food around the copal Church. Valley and Adna. becoming a reality on the one- Chehalis area will benefit from acre lot behind the main station a spacious building with more please see COMMUNITY, page Main 14 Adult Pirates, Swinging Warriors Literacy For State Week Face-Off Warriors Take on Two- Centralia College Offers Prep Soccer Teams Day District Tourney in Supporting Classes / Main 3 Battle it Out / Sports Kelso / Sports Location, Opening Date Set for Children’s Museum in Chehalis / Main 9

Weather The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Crime & Sirens Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 TONIGHT: Low 37 Hanson, Arthur Follow Us on Twitter TOMORROW: High 58 Chehalis River Flood Woodrow, 95, @chronline Rain Likely Warning Station Centralia see details on page Main 2 Moline, Kevin Tirayut, 39, Find Us on Facebook Centralia Weather picture by Damaged; $4500 www.facebook.com/ Pace, Dale Henry, 78, thecentraliachronicle Brannan Guyor, Onalaska Chehalis Elementary, 4th Grade Cost to Repair Rasmussen, Virginia / Main 14 (Norris), 94, Centralia Pumpkin Carving Contest! Stop by Tires, Inc. and sign up for The Pumpkin Carving Contest. WE WILL SUPPLY THE PUMPKIN! Chehalis • 748-6611 Winners in each category will win movie passes for 4 and a goody bag full of candy, and for the parent/guardian of the winner $50.00 in free service from Tires, Inc. CH482944bw.cg 1283 N.W. State Ave. Exit 79 off I-5 Ages 4 thru 16 There are 5 age More Than Just A Tire Store can enter! Stop By For All The Details! categories! Main 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 COMMUNITY CALENDAR / WEATHER

Community Calendar Editor’s Best Bet halis, Laura Pemberton Sparr speaking Tuesday, Oct. 16 on “Genealogical Methodology,” (360) 266-0282 or www.walcgs.org. Writer of Young Adult Support Groups Novel to Visit Library Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- Daniel “Danny” Marks, first- halis, sponsored by Human Response time published author of the Network, 748-6601 young adult novel “Velveteen,” Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., will be at the Centralia Timber- Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- dren pregnancy through 6 years old, land Library from 5:30 to 6:30 The Chronicle, file photo sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Moth- p.m. tonight, just a week after ers of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 or Lewis County District 1 Commissioner Ron Averill, left, District 1 candidate Edna the release of the book. (360) 864-2168, email chehalismops@ Fund, District 2 candidate Gerald Lord and District 2 Commissioner Bill Schulte an- Marks will visit with teens, gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/ swer questions at a forum held at Stillwater Estates in July. The four will meet again talk about his writing process chehalismops tonight at Centralia College. and journey to becoming a pub- Senior Centers lished author, and sign copies of his book. Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Commission Candidates to Participate in Forum Karaoke, Jerry and Jeannie, 10-10:45 Marks writes young adult a.m. Candidates for the Lewis of predetermined questions. horror and fantasy. In 2010, Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation County Commission will par- Questions from the audience he contributed a tale for the Pool tournament, 1 p.m. short story collection, “Kiss Me ticipate in a forum scheduled for will be welcomed and will be Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 7 p.m. tonight in Centralia Col- screened by a bipartisan com- Deadly: 13 Tales of Paranormal Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Love.” Marks lives in the Pacific lege’s Corbet Theatre. mittee. Jody Peterson, Centralia Pinochle, 10 a.m. Four Republican candidates College professor of political sci- Northwest. His blog is at http:// “Taco Tuesday” enrichment lunch, velvetandnyx.blogspot.com. noon, $3 donation are vying for Lewis County ence, will serve as moderator. Copies of Marks’ book will Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, Commission Positions 1 and 2. The forum will be held in be available for purchase at the 785-4325 District 1 candidates Bill Schulte the college’s Washington Hall at event, which is sponsored by the Koffee klatch with maple bars, 8-10 (incumbent) and Gerald Lord, the corner of Walnut Street and Friends of the Centralia Timber- a.m., and District 2 candidates Edna Washington Avenue. land Library. The library is lo- Garden club, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Fund and Ron Averill (incum- The public is invited to at- cated at 110 S. Silver St., Centra- Karate, 6-7 p.m. bent), will square off during the tend. There is no charge. lia. For more information, call Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 forum. Centralia College Phi Theta Sit & Be Fit, 11 a.m. 736-0183 or go to www.TRL.org. Under the forum format, the Kappa and Associated Students Bingo, 12:30 p.m. candidates will each make an of Centralia College are spon- Fundraiser, Bosom Buddies Relay for Zumba, 6 p.m. Life team, 4-8 p.m, Centralia Burgerville Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 opening statement, answer a set soring the forum. Candidate forum, 7 p.m., Corbet Oil painting class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Theatre, Centralia College, jpeterson@ Pinochle, noon, $1 centralia.edu Potluck, noon Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.- Zumba, 6-7 p.m. 4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, 740- Oil painting class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. humor, anecdotes and funda- Over the next 10 years, Marc 1212 or info@communityfarmersmarket. mental lessons of tolerance to struggled to live a normal life in net Sweet Treats, 9 a.m. encourage audiences to “Live the suburbs of St. Louis. Aside Public Agencies and Let Live.” from the scars that stretched Napavine Planning Commission, 6 Wednesday, Oct. 17 After spending the first six across his abdomen and the p.m., 407 Birch Ave. S.W., Napavine, 262- months of his life in St. Louis frequent outbursts of tics and 3547, ext. 213 “What Makes You Tic?” Children’s Hospital, undergo- offensive language, Marc lived Lewis County Interlocal Organization ing seven experimental surger- with a special enthusiasm for life. of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., Fire Is Subject of Talks at He was a talented thespian, was District 15 main station, 864-2366 ies, Marc became known as the College “miracle baby.” active in tons of sports, and even Libraries was elected student body presi- Marc Elliot, who has over- However, Elliot’s challenges Visit by young adult author Daniel dent of his high school. Marc at- come significant challenges in did not end after he left the Marks, author of “Velveteen,” for teens hospital. At the age of 9, he was tended Washington University and adults, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Centralia his life, will give a speech called in St. Louis, where he majored in Timberland Library, 736-0183 “What Makes You Tic?” at 7 p.m. diagnosed with Tourette syn- drome, a neurological disorder biology and pursued a pre-med- Organizations Wednesday at Washington Hall icine path in hopes of following 103 on the Centralia College that causes him to make invol- Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Moun- untary motor and vocal tics. As in the footsteps of the pediatric campus. He will also be speak- surgeon who saved his life. tain View Baptist Church, 273-3231 ing at the college’s Lyceum Series Marc grew older, his tics mani- Tenino/Bucoda Community Coali- fested in many different ways, After graduating in May tion, 6-7:30 p.m., Tenino Elementary at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Lyceum 2008, Marc embarked on a na- from “ticcing” inappropriate School, (360) 493-2230, ext. 13 classes are held either in WAH tionwide speaking tour. The tour words to blurting out random Lewis County Genealogical Society, 7 103 or Corbet Theatre, depend- was intended as “just something p.m., Lewis County Public Utility District ing on space needs. noises, including barking like a auditorium, 345 N.W. Pacific Ave., Che- Elliot’s talk is loaded with dog and chomping his teeth. please see CALENDAR, page Main 9

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for Oct. 16, 2012 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 48.26 65.0 +0.04 Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 80s 73.23 85.0 -0.01 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H 2.10 10.5 +0.07 H 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Showers Likely Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Rain Likely Showers Likely 5.33 18.0 +1.25 30s Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 57º 37º 58º 36º 62º 45º 57º 43º 53º 40º 20s 4.85 ---- +0.02 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. Data reported from Centralia L H Sunrise today ...... 7:31 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 6:22 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 59 61/32 Moonrise ...... 9:10 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 48 56/42 Moonset ...... 7:02 p.m. Normal High ...... 64 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low ...... 44 55/42 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 83 in 1991 Seattle Anchorage 37/26 pc 36/23 mc First Full Last New Record Low ...... 29 in 1992 56/44 Boise 63/36 ra 58/35 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 10/21 10/29 11/6 11/13 Boston 61/43 s 65/53 s Yesterday ...... 0.13" 57/38 63/35 Dallas 83/66 s 84/56 s Month to date ...... 1.26" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 86/72 s 85/71 s Normal month to date . . .1.53" Centralia 57/42 Las Vegas 86/66 s 83/66 s Year to date ...... 26.33" 57/37 Yakima Allergen Today Sunday Nashville 74/50 s 79/55 s Normal year to date . . . .30.34" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 94/66 s 93/67 s 66/34 Grass None None Longview 57/37 St. Louis 83/56 s 75/49 t WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 59/41 Weeds None None Salt Lake City 68/47 ra 55/42 s Vancouver Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 76/54 s 86/56 s weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 66/45 s 71/49 s Yesterday Portland 61/43 The Dalles are today’s highs and SendCity in your weather-relatedHi/Lo Prcp. photo- 64/42 tonight’s lows. graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 61/46 World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Wed. Today Wed. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Wed. Today Wed. Baghdad 97/66 s 97/66 pc New Delhi 93/69 s 93/69 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 67/41 sh 68/40 s Paris 56/46 ra 59/47 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 56/42 sh 56/43 pc Spokane 61/33 sh 56/31 s London 59/47 pc 59/49 sh Rio de Janeiro 85/64 s 92/69 pc r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 56/45 sh 57/46 s Tri Cities 70/38 s 58/34 s Mexico City 78/54 pc 78/56 pc Rome 66/58 sh 70/56 pc sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 57/38 sh 57/36 pc Wenatchee 65/38 s 62/37 s Moscow 49/45 cl 56/46 sh Sydney 87/66 pc 71/64 pc

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3516 Galvin Rd. • Centralia, WA 98531 360-736-1603 Serving Lewis County For Four Generations CH481181sl.cg 525 N. Market St., Chehalis 748-7178 CH481183sl.cg • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 Better Living Through Literacy ACHIEVING GOALS: Program Helps Young CENTRALIA COLLEGE Chehalis Mother Obtain RECOGNIZES ADULT LITERACY WEEK AND Mike Dwyer, High School Diploma left, helps OFFERS SUPPORTING and Reach Career Goals Sandy Stokes COURSES prepare for her By Amy Nile GED math tests By The Chronicle [email protected] during a tutor- Gov. Christine Gregoire ing session at As a teenage mother, San- has proclaimed this week as the Phoenix dy Stokes never finished high Adult Literacy Week and Cen- Center in Kirk school in Centralia. tralia College is supporting Library at Cen- “Society looks down on preg- awareness by offering Adult tralia College Basic Education and English nant girls,” said the now 32-year- on Monday as a Second Language classes old mother of two. “I knew at afternoon. some point I’d put my mark on to students throughout the the world and show my children region. it can be done.” “Washington’s economic growth and prosperity de- Pete Caster / [email protected] Today, Stokes is working to- pends on our ability to make ward her General Educational education and job training Development certificate, or universally accessible to citi- OUR LITERACY COUNCIL IS RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS GED, with a free tutor provided zens of all ages,” Gregoire said by the Lewis County Literacy in a press release. Call: (360) 736-9391 Council. Catching up is en- The college provides op- Visit: Centralia College’s Phoenix Learning Center in the Kirk Library at 600 Centralia College Blvd. abling her to help her 15-year- portunity for people without old son and 12-year-old daugh- a high school diploma, offers THE DEFINITION OF ‘LITERACY’ ter with their math homework. courses for those needing “It’s like oh, I don’t look so ESL skills and aids students The current federal definition of literacy, as stated in the Adult Literacy and Family Education Act: An dumb anymore,” said Stokes, obtaining their General Edu- individual’s ability to read, write, speak in English, compute, and solve problems at levels of proficiency who works in at-home health cational Development certifi- necessary to function on the job, in the family of the individual and in society. care. “I’m the type of person that cate or GED. if I don’t know, I’ll find out.” Through the college’s tran- LITERACY AND DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS ACCORDING TO THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU Like Stokes, 15 percent of sitional education program, Percent of people over age 25 that graduated high school from 2006 to 2010 the people over age 25 in Lew- unskilled workers can change the odds in their favor when Lewis County 84.9 percent is County do not have a high State 89.6 percent school diploma, compared to finding a job about 10 percent statewide, ac- “We do our best to help everyone as much as possible Percent of people over age 25 that have bachelor’s degree or higher from 2006 to 2010 cording to the U.S. Census Bu- who wants to work toward Lewis County 15 percent reau. That’s where Mike Dwyer, adult literacy goals,” said Bri- State 31 percent a retired Chehalis appraiser, gitte Kidd, dean of transitional comes in. education. Percent of population born in foreign country from 2006 to 2010 “My goal is her goal,” said the Adults may take ABE Lewis County 4.9 percent 67-year-old who tutors Stokes and ESL classes at Centralia State 12.7 percent in math four days weekly. “She College but there is a $150 wants to get a GED, so we’re go- fee for GED testing. Upon Percent of people over age 5 who speak a language other than English at home from 2006 to 2010 ing to get it.” completion, a student may be Lewis County 8.3 percent While this is the third time qualified to take college-level State 17.5 percent Stokes has tried to get her GED, courses that provide training it’s the first time she has had for entry into high-demand support from Dwyer and the lit- jobs. “It’s such a neat thing to walk pend on government assistance American Behavior and Health eracy council, which has about For more information call with them through their goals,” and 86 percent are unemployed, Systems, a drug rehabilitation 18 volunteer tutors. Centralia College at (360) 736- Harjo said. according to the council’s records. center in Chehalis, and another “I’m so blessed I’ve gotten to 9391, ext. 216. The council currently has The council also offers fam- that provides tutors to SAFE this point,” Stokes said. “I’m not about 20 students in ESL, which ily literacy resources, which in- Family Ministries. a quitter.” helps students learn indepen- clude books and materials to Harjo will post information Like Stokes, about 30 other lege to become a phlebotomist dent living skills and provides keep kids interested in reading. to honor Adult Literacy Week students are currently working and give back to the community. conversation practice. About Harjo said the number one fac- on Facebook this week and aims on their GEDs through the Lew- “This is home so this is where 5 percent of people in Lewis tor that determines literacy is to recruit new volunteers. is County Literacy Council, also I’ll practice,” she said. “It’s just County are foreign born and just what is modeled to a child by a Harjo said the profound im- known as Our Literacy Council. nice to have choices.” over 8 percent speak a language parent. pact a volunteer can have will “Lack of literacy skills make Stokes said she feels espe- other than English at home, the “You teach the mother, you last for generations. cially blessed to have the oppor- “The person struggling with people feel separated in many census reports. reach the child,” she said. tunity to work with the literacy literacy is probably living next ways,” said Executive Director “They’re a very eager group,” Increased literacy, Harjo said, council because the GED test Harjo said. “They’re excited to door or standing in line with Lindsay Harjo. “It makes every- can lead to decreased crime, bet- thing in their lives really, really doubled in price to $150 this be here and start a new life and you, so it’s so important,” Harjo ter paying jobs and less taxes difficult.” month. She had already paid for they’re very hard-working.” said. because people are no longer Our Literacy Council, which hers but the literacy council is Our Literacy Council, which “People are changed when is funded through United Way going to help her make up the serves about 105 people yearly, dependent on government as- someone pays it forward, when and private donors, works with difference so she doesn’t have to also provides resume develop- sistance. someone believes in someone else.” the adult basic education de- rush her studies. ment, interview skills and ca- The council has started a ••• partment at Centralia College In addition to helping GED reer counseling to address Lewis new outreach project that aims Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 to offer free tutoring and GED students, the nonprofit organi- County’s high unemployment to provide GED services at twitter.com/AmyNileReports testing in English and Spanish. zation works to increase adult rate and the large number of But participants must show that literacy skills through English local employers that are having they have a specific goal beyond as a Second Language training, difficulty finding competent TRUCK Of the program like finding a job or free tutoring in all subjects, and people to fill openings, Harjo going to college. professional development for ca- said. For Stokes that goal is getting reers, college and technological More than half of the people The WeeK her degree from Centralia Col- competence. Our Literacy Council serves de- News in Brief Fire District Annexation Fire Outside of smoke, destroyed the garage as well as the full-sized Ford Meeting Set in Chehalis Centralia Destroys pickup truck parked inside, ac- By The Chronicle cording to Riverside Fire Au- Garage and Truck thority. There were no reported 1994 Dodge Ram 2500 Longbox Fire commissioners and By The Chronicle injuries. chiefs from three fire districts Firefighters were able to LOADED SLT 5.9 DIESEL, W/MANUAL will continue discussions this Firefighters responded to a extinguish the fire and keep it Tow Ready, Canopy, Alloys, Wednesday about what a possible call of a fire to a detached ga- from extending to the woods Only 81,355 Actual Miles!! annexation into the Centralia- rage on the 2500 block of Little based Riverside Fire Authority Hanaford Road at 8:20 a.m. Sat- and vegetation nearby, accord- Stock #V0117 $ Vin #1B7KC26C7RS501580 Was $12,990 would imply for county residents. urday, according to Riverside ing to Riverside Fire Authority. 9,895 The meeting will involve Fire Authority. When crews ar- Crews were on scene for about 748-3512 • Northwest Louisiana Ave. (Off Chamber Way • I-5, Exit 79) leaders from the Chehalis city rived, the garage was fully en- two hours. View Our Entire Growing Inventory - www.CFACcars.com gulfed in flames. The cause of the fire is still OPEN Monday - Saturday 9-7, Sundays 10-5 fire department, Fire District 6 CUDL inancing available. All Sale Prices Are Plus Applicable Tax & License, Plus Dealer Documentary (rural Chehalis) and Fire Dis- The fire, which was called unclear; however, it appears to Service Fee of $150 May Be Added To Sale Price. Sale Prices End October 20th, 2012 CH481580sl.cg trict 5 (Napavine area). in by a neighbor who saw be accidental. The meeting will take place at the Lewis County Fire Dis- trict Six station located at 2123 • Best-Bath showers and tubs Jackson Highway beginning at Help Your Loved Ones Bathe help promote comfort, 6:30 p.m. The public is encour- aged to attend. Comfortably & Independently. dignity, independence, safety, hygiene and more! Follow Tonight’s Easily accessible walk-in tubs & showers can make a big splash with family & friends! • Air & water jets available on Commission Debate many models in Real Time • The look and feel of real tile By The Chronicle Watch for live Twitter up- without the maintenance dates as the four Republican candidates vying for the Lewis County Commission posts face off tonight at Centralia College at 7 p.m. Incumbent candidate Bill Schulte will face challenger Ger- ald Lord and commissioner Ron Come in and see our Averill will square off with op- CH477481cz.db ponent Edna Fund. walk-in tub at Hear about it as it happens at Halls Drug’s twitter.com/AmyNileReports. 360-388-3229 • www.countrysideconstructionllc.com Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 LOCAL

Lights & Sirens Second Mural Completed by Centralia Artist Hank Claycamp Chronicle Crime Reporter Does Friday Night Ridealong With Police

By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] Lights and sirens lit up High- WHAT IS A way 6 as Deputy Chris Fulton of ‘TWEETALONG?’ the Lewis County Office sped A tweetalong is real-time toward Adna to a scene of a two- reporting done through social car collision, the speedometer on media websites like Facebook his dashboard hitting upwards and Twitter that narrates the of 80 mph. events of local police officers’ Fulton was the first emergen- shifts. The events might be cy responder to arrive to the col- tragic, mundane, weird or lision that had sent two cars into sometimes funny; in the life a ditch and sprayed glass all over of a police officer, sometimes the road. Fulton parked, got out reality is often stranger than of his car, and began setting up fiction. Check out the “SIRENS by flares on the street in an attempt Pete Caster / [email protected] to control traffic for the other The Chronicle” Facebook page and the @ChronSirens Twitter Centralia artist Hank Claycamp recently painted his second downtown mural in as many months, creating an image of arriving police officers, medics at https://twitter.com/ChronSi- Native Americans paddling down the Skookumchuck River. He was commissioned by Larry Smith, owner of Timeless and firefighters. rens for Friday night’s Tweets Treasurers, to create the mural in the place of an old, faded mural that was too far gone to be rehabilitated. Claycamp is One driver had slowed to and Facebook updates. Also, calling this painting “Skookum Harvest.” This painting follows an image of a train blowing through downtown Centralia take a left into a driveway and check the Facebook page for that Claycamp painted on a wall next to the former Dr. Matz building. the car driving behind it at- daily updates, breaking news tempted to pass it on the left and and future tweetalongs. collided with the vehicle, send- ing both of them into the ditch, Lewis County Hires Grays Harbor County Planner according to witness statements made to the police on scene. Friday, however, was far from to Head Community Development Department After the collision, Fulton dangerous. In fact, the night was By The Chronicle and The Daily World explained the reason why he rather uneventful. members of the community repre- immediately moved to control The only other notable call The three members of the senting the construction industry, traffic, instead of tending to the that night was a report of a pos- Lewis County Commission real estate and economic develop- ‘‘It was the consensus victims, was to get the situation sible party of underage drinkers. have hired Lee Napier, the plan- ment, the county commission said in a press release. under control and to stop a bad It took several minutes to ar- ning and building director from of the two panels that “It was the consensus of the situation from getting worse. rive at the location of the “party,” Grays Harbor County, to head It was about 7:30 p.m. on Fri- which was several miles west of two panels that Ms. Napier best Ms. Napier best met the Lewis County Community met the job requirements and day, and the two-vehicle was the Chehalis, and when Fulton and Development Department. the job requirements first call after I started my police the other deputies arrived, they desired attributes,” the county She will replace Robert John- commission said, noting her ridealong with him. discovered that there was defi- and desired attributes’’ son, who is retiring after leading background in planning, build- Ten minutes prior to the colli- nitely no party, and that the ad- Lewis County’s community devel- ing and community develop- sion, before my ridealong started, dress itself did not exist. opment department since 2004. It was later discovered, by ment over 21 years in Grays statement by the county commission in Deputy Fulton gave me the safety Napier will begin her new calling the reporting party Harbor County. a presee release tutorial of his car including how position on Nov. 5, working back, that the caller had heard Her husband is the manager to open the trunk and use the ra- with Johnson to get up to speed of a party possibly going on out of an electronics supply compa- dio. Then then asked me a series on current activities, issues and there but did not actually see it, ny in Centralia. of questions such as, “Have you projects, according to the county. ing projects and development and was in a different part of the Napier, a watershed plan- ever shot a gun?” (once) and, “Do Napier was selected following a without hassle. She also over- county altogether. ner, helped implement a new you know how to shoot an assault national search conducted by Pro- saw the county’s revisions to the Other than the “party,” the planning process in Grays Har- rifle?” (um... no.). thman, a professional recruitment critical areas ordinance amid collision, and one speeding tick- bor called the Comprehensive In school, journalists learn firm, and following interviews Land-use & Environmental Ap- legal challenges from environ- how to use a comma properly, et, not much happened in Lewis mental groups. The lawsuit has County on Friday night. But not with local interview panels which plication Review system — or not how to shoot assault rifle. since been dropped, according all nights are slow like that one. included the county commission- CLEAR — to help an applicant Fulton explained that all ers, county department heads, and “clear” the way for future hous- to Deputy Prosecutor Jim Baker. citizen riders get the safety les- There are nights where the son before a ridealong because deputies are going from call to sometimes, he said, in a county call without a break, Fulton said. that is 240 square miles, backup Other nights are too grue- can be several minutes away. some to forget. He also showed me how to One of the worst call Fulton use the radio so (as he so bluntly said he responded to was the The Medicare Enrollment explained) if he gets shot, and I 2010 triple homicide in Salkum. need to call for help, I will know He was one of the first re- Deadline is December 7. how. He also said if he is dying, sponders on scene, he said, and I am about to die too, I just which meant he and the other need to pop the trunk, pull out responding deputies needed to Be ReADY. the assault rifle, flip the safety make sure there was no threat to off, and “just fire away.” anyone before they could tend to If that wasn’t enough nerve the injured people to make sure Register for a local Medicare seminar where you racking enough, I then had to it was safe for medics to get to can learn more about your options from a Regence sign a waiver that acknowledged the victims. 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Warren / riage this year as well, but that Te The Associated Press that businesses and individuals, state will also have a public vote Lewis County Chief Deputy Treasurer Arny Davis poses for a photo in front of the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis on such as bakers and photogra- next month. In Maine, voters Tuesday, Oct. 9. Davis, who has been married for 22 years, says that he will be voting to reject a proposition that would legal- phers, could face lawsuits if they will decide on an initiative to ize gay marriage in Washington state in the upcoming election. didn’t want to do business with approve same-sex marriage gay couples seeking their servic- three years after a referendum sanctity of marriage is the core Court, the state’s first domestic ny and consider a domestic es for marriage ceremonies. overturned a gay marriage law of a true family, in my opinion.” partnership law passed in 2007, partnership instead. State Sen. Ed Murray, a passed by the Maine Legislature. The 1996 federal Defense of granting couples about two “In an ideal world, we should Democratic gay lawmaker from And in Minnesota, voters will Marriage Act, known as DOMA, dozen rights, including hospital not be voting on it,” he said. “It Seattle who sponsored the mar- decide whether to pass a consti- bars federal recognition of gay visitation and inheritance rights makes me very nervous.” riage bill, said discrimination tutional amendment to ban gay unions and denies gay cou- when there is no will. It was ex- Olson, a 42-year-old project based on sexual orientation is marriage there. ples access to federal pensions, panded a year later, and then manager from Seattle, said he already illegal under the state’s “This comes at a time where health insurance and other gov- again in 2009, when lawmakers understands how polarizing the anti-discrimination law, which there’s tremendous momentum ernment benefits. Since then, six completed the package with the debate can be. He said while he was expanded in 2006 to cover and the possibility of winning states — New York, Connecti- so-called “everything but mar- has a good relationship with his gays and lesbians. one or more of these ballot mea- cut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New riage” bill that was ultimately parents, they don’t discuss his “The ballot measure does not sures will add even more to that Hampshire, Vermont — and the upheld by voters later that same relationship or planned mar- force businesses to do anything,” momentum,” said Evan Wolf- District of Columbia have enact- year. riage, and he knows they will he said. “What they’re arguing is that we should go back and son, president of the advocacy ed laws or issued court rulings This year, lawmakers passed vote to reject R-74. open up the civil rights law.” group Freedom to Marry. that permit same-sex marriage. the law allowing gay marriage “It’s an area where we have But it’s prohibited elsewhere and and Gov. 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Schulte Brings Many Strengths; Lord Has Fire Editor’s note: This year the Our Views jail or drug court go back to Chronicle’s Editorial Board using and abusing. That kind GO ONLINE TO HEAR FROM THE CANDIDATES (whose members are listed at the by cutting back on red tape, of real-world experience is valu- bottom of this page) invited a he still seems to the Editorial able. Our full interviews with Bill Schulte and Gerald Lord bipartisan group of community Board like a one-issue candidate. Lord’s pro-business attitude are online at http://elections.chronline.com. members to interview candi- Schulte was impressive in is a strength. He knows that it’s dates for Lewis County-area his meeting with the Editorial easier to retain an existing busi- races. Today we begin a series of Board. Usually personable and ness than to recruit a new one. editorials that detail our obser- eager to share a story, Schulte He looks for solutions, such vations about the strengths and was precise and all business in as his idea of having contractors weaknesses of the candidates. our interview. videotape building sites rather Along with our ongoing straight, He covered a lot of ground than paying for an inspector to non-opinion stories in the news visit in person. That concept is at a brisk clip, detailing how section, these opinion editorials intriguing, but we have to ques- he and the other two members aim inform; by your vote, you tion if it is practical. Bill Schulte Gerald “Jerry” Lord will endorse. of the County Commission Lord is intelligent and savvy, cut 100 jobs from the county’s but still new to the important In the race between County workforce and balanced the issues in our community. To Commissioner Bill Schulte, a re- budget with relatively few ac- many of the questions in our He was the only candidate county budget problem and tired Coast Guard commander tual layoffs, thanks to careful Editorial Board interview, his to mention Ascot Mining, the dealt with it sensibly, recogniz- who now lives in Doty, and his work with attrition and cross- answer was, “I’m not sure.” firm that says it could bring ing that pain was inevitable challenger, Chehalis business- training of those employees that Schulte brings a great deal to a major new industry to East but that a bloodbath of layoffs man Gerald “Jerry” Lord, we remain. the table. Lewis County. It’s important to was not. County government is have a knowledgeable, highly Schulte, 56, is retired from a A flood victim himself, he is be monitoring that issue, and leaner now and our budget is competent incumbent and a career in the Coast Guard. He committed to a basinwide solu- Schulte certainly has his eye stable thanks to this hard work highly motivated outsider on a is a conservative with the ability tion for Chehalis River flooding on the ball there, and in many in the trenches. quest for smaller government. to solve problems proactively and understands the value of other aspects of the economic, Those who value experience Many a patriot has been and creatively. an upper watershed dam for governmental and social life of and big-picture vision should driven by one passionate issue. Lord, 53, brings his own both flood control and ensuring Lewis County. consider voting for Schulte. That seems to be the case with strengths to the table. He has a adequate cool water in the river When asked about the po- For those who want an out- Lord. He brings a righteous practical head on his shoulders during the hot summer months. tential for a freeway interchange sider to shake up county gov- indignation with the county’s and a good heart, extending Throughout our interview, north of Centralia to serve that ernment — especially the health health department to his race credit to his customers at the Schulte had a crisp command of growing industrial area, Schulte department — Lord has appeal. against first-term incumbent M&K Town Store if they can’t the facts and details of his time knew specifics, including how ••• Schulte. Both men are Repub- quite make their money stretch leading county government, to work with the feds and state Coming Thursday: The Lewis licans. during a tough time. In the and gives every indication that over the long term. County Commission race between While Lord has a big-picture same way, he sees the reality he has the energy and ability to Schulte and his fellow two incumbent Ron Averill and chal- view of helping businesses grow when people who come out of continue his able service. commissioners took a huge lenger Edna Fund.

COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Letters to the Editor influential in ensuring that the Timber- Fund Showed Skills in Green land Foundation provided the necessary Candidates Discuss Issues Hill Jobs, Library Work staff support that enabled the Chehalis To the editor: community to raise the needed money By nature of introduction, my name for the capital campaign. at Centralia College Forum is Vernetta Smith. Although I now re- She was also intimately involved in side in Seattle, I raised my five children the project and performed consider- able research on ADA related issues and After attending last week’s legislative she and her husband own. in Chehalis and the entire Lewis County community holds a special place in my particularly the importance of the drive election forum at Centralia College, I felt Rick Winsman, who has served as a through window. happy that I live in the 20th Legislative Chamber of Commerce president, offers heart. If the people of Lewis County want This was a feature rarely, if ever, seen District with good Republican lawmak- voters a pro-business outlook that we in any other library. Due to her active ers representing our interests in Olympia. need as we struggle to rebound from a a county commissioner who truly listens to the people of Lewis County and re- role in making this happen, even obtain- I had been disappointed when redis- devastating recession. ing additional funding, it is named in tricting moved Republican Rep. Gary I’m not sure what to think about Tim sponds quickly and intelligently to their needs, they should vote for Edna Fund. honor of her mother, June Gorter. She Alexander of Olympia out of the 20th Sutinen, a computer consultant running has also been very active in the Lewis District, but we’re fortunate to have an- as an independent. Although information regarding her qualifications are available on both her County Historical Society, serving both other good and experienced lawmaker Election ballots will arrive in mail- as board member and docent. in Rep. Ed Orcutt, a forestry consultant boxes this week, and people still unde- website and Facebook, I wish to provide from Kalama. cided about county commissioner can- other information about Edna, whom I Edna knows Lewis County well and I commend Republicans John Braun, didates can learn more next Tuesday at met when she was an employee at Green will listen to the people while endeav- president of Braun Northwest in Che- another 7 p.m. Centralia College forum Hill School. oring in every way possible to consider halis, and John Mor- in Corbet Theatre. She was working to help support their opinions and concerns. She has always been quick to help and volunteer gan, a Rochester truck I like our Lewis County commis- herself and her son as well as striving to in many civic happenings. As a Lewis company owner, for sioners. I’m voting for Bill Schulte and I become better educated in order to pro- County commissioner, she will continue seeking election to the would have voted to re-elect Ron Averill vide a better life for them. She did this to do her best to make the county an Legislature, but I believe — if Edna Fund hadn’t run. with a lot of diligence, determination even better place to live. the 20th District is well But I know Fund better, both as a and plain hard work. represented by Swecker friend, fellow historian, and community I was her supervisor at this time and Last, but no means least, she is a de- and Orcutt. supporter. I’m constantly amazed at was impressed with her abilities and the voted mother and grandmother, and she The 19th District is how much she accomplishes, how many ease with which she would accept any and her husband Edward are very active in their church and church activities. another story. By Julie McDonald people she knows, how well she listens assignment and do it extremely well, of- All three legislators to people and their concerns. I believe ten above my expectations. The citizens of Lewis County could not representing Cowlitz, she’ll be a terrific commissioner, in large elect a more caring, informed, conscien- Even though she was young, when I tious person than Edna Fund. Wahkiakum, Pacific, and Grays Harbor part because she’s tenacious in seeking left Green Hill School I recommended counties are Democrats. They described answers when information doesn’t make that she apply for my position, which she as moderate; I can only hope they realize sense, especially in regard to flooding. Vernetta Smith did and was hired. We have remained Seattle that raising taxes and boosting expen- She’s not afraid to ask questions or ruf- friends and kept in touch. ditures more during a recession is a bad fle feathers. Her husband, Ed, says Edna Edna ultimately received a bachelor’s idea. “has more guts than a slaughterhouse.” degree in sociology and completed sev- ‘If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It,’ I knew Rep. Dean Takko years ago It took guts to challenge an in- eral master’s level courses in adminis- when he worked for the Cowlitz County Keep Averill on Commission cumbent county commissioner, fellow tration and leadership. Twice she was Assessor’s Office and I covered county Republican, and friend. I’ve been disap- chosen as administrator of the year. She To the editor: government for The Daily News in pointed at how Fund has been treated has had vast experience in social service There is an old saying that reads like Longview. I’ve always liked him and we like a pariah by some in the Lewis Coun- programs statewide and retired as office this: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” I be- used to chat about our shared love of ty Republican Party. chief of the Division of Vocational Reha- lieve our county commissioners have skiing. Nowadays, the top two vote-getters in bilitation. done an excellent job of guiding our However, from a political standpoint, the primary appear on general election Edna also is serving a term on the county government through a difficult I imagine we have little in common. The ballots—regardless of their party affili- Centralia City Council. She is energetic, economic period without a budget crisis. same probably holds true of incumbents ations. In the past, only the names of This was accomplished by several and puts all of her efforts in complet- Sen. Brian Hatfield, a former state repre- Fund, Swecker, and Orcutt would have years of cautious spending due to an- ing assignments. I have heard it said by sentative, and Rep. Brian Blake, who has appeared on our November ballots. ticipated hard times on the way. Also, by those working with her, “If you want a worked as a logger and small business No matter who you support, be sure employee cutbacks, mostly by attrition. job done well, with a lot of enthusiasm, owner. to vote. And here’s a tip: The sooner you So, I believe, there is a team of lead- ask Edna.” As to their Republican challengers, I mail in your ballot, the fewer phone calls ers in place that understands a very love Dixie Kolditz’s life story. She moved you’ll receive. People tasked with get- Edna has been active for many years complicated budget process and quietly from South Africa to the United States out-the-vote campaigns obtain updated on issues which effect the citizens of have done the county a great service by where she cherishes freedoms that many lists from auditor’s offices to see who has Lewis County. One of her major respon- cooperating with everyone concerned to of us take for granted. When a govern- already voted and call only those likely sibilities was her position on the Timber- get the job done. We need to thank them, ment provides all needs as a nanny state, supporters who haven’t yet returned land Regional Library Board as president and I will do that by voting for Ron she said, citizens forfeit much of their their ballots. and vice president. Averill for Lewis County commissioner, freedom. ••• When the decision and opportunity District 1. While she was shy on specifics, I love Julie McDonald, a personal historian from was made to build the Vernetta Smith her commitment to reducing regulations Toledo, may be reached at memoirs@chapter- Chehalis Timberland Library, Edna Dennis L. Norman strangling small businesses like the ones soflife.com. played a vital role and was particularly Onalaska

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Letters to the Editor state senate. I consider it a privilege to cast changed by or for the interest of a few. Swecker has fought successfully Use of Campaign Funds my vote for Dan Swecker. Leadership that will set and work against “regional salary funding,” which by Swecker Is Disturbing within a budget to “pay down” our horren- would have used state taxes to pay higher Susan Greenwood dous national debt. This is a crucial crisis salaries for teachers in King County for To the editor: Toledo It was disturbing, but not surprising, of huge proportion. A nation bankrupt is “cost of living” adjustments. that Sen. Dan Swecker was prominent in done, as we know it. Swecker has taken the lead in fighting a recent Seattle Times news article titled Former Campaign Rival Leadership that will push for an audit for federal timber money designated for “Some politicians use excess campaign Lauds Averill’s Skills of our Federal Reserve. This should be our schools as reimbursement for tak- cash for iPads, alcohol.” public knowledge, but is held up by many ing federal property out of the local tax When a state politician has excess To the editor: in Congress. Why? Is there much to fear? base. The state now deducts state school campaign cash, there are some things In 1992, I moved my family to Lewis I suspect so. Swecker and the Republican Party fight they can do with it — charity, return it to County from Texas seeking employment. Leadership that will strive to pass a for fairness for rural schools. I quickly got involved in local politics and provision that all laws passed by Congress donors, or pass it on to their party. Neal Kirby Or they can buy items for themselves the Republican Party. Ron Averill, our apply to all, including the legislators who pass them. This should be retroactive im- Centralia and pay their own family members for current county commissioner, District 1, mediately. If this were law, we wouldn’t “services rendered.” was serving as chairman of the party. He Commissioners Doing Good have the Social Security and Medicare Unfortunately, Swecker has taken this appointed me to a PCO position over my problems we have today. path. local precinct and I got involved. Work; Let’s Keep Them in Office Leadership that will strive for less taxa- The Times article details how Swecker After a couple of years, I decided to To the editor: tion regulation and other factors that en- used campaign cash for auto repairs and run against Ron for chairman of the We currently have a good team of courage business to go elsewhere. purchasing suits. (He lost 60 pounds and party. Well, Ron ended up beating me for commissioners doing substantial work Leadership that will strive to make couldn’t afford to buy new clothing). It chair, but before the meeting was over he and getting good results for the people of work available for those who can work — seems a stretch that a set of new clothes asked me to accept the position of field Lewis County. We voted these people into and see that they do. Only a productive for the Legislative session is part of a po- director for the 2nd Commissioner Dis- office at prior elections and we were smart society can survive. litical campaign effort. trict. He gave me the task of organizing to do so. I say thank you to all of them for PCO efforts for a third of the county. Leadership that will strive to make their time and efforts on our behalf. Let’s His campaign records reveal Swecker sure we are, and will stay, the world leader collects money for mileage, which factors So what does all of that mean? Ron be smart voters and elect them again. has demonstrated by action, not words, in innovative technology. With our indus- You have read, as I have, about the in a vehicle’s wear and tear; it seems im- trial strength eroding, this is crucial. proper to both dip into the mileage reim- that his is about getting the work done. many work and volunteer experiences It is not about being buddies or good ole Leadership that will ensure we main- that their opponents have that make bursement and also his campaign money tain a very strong and technologically su- boys together. Ron is about taking the them qualified to run for the commis- for car repairs. He’s clearly doing both. perior military. With our enemies on the best qualified folks and incorporating sioner positions. I submit that it is not Swecker is in a Republican district increase and the rise of world tension this, them into the organization to get the job their turn. We would be foolish to dis- and in the past has had weak opponents, too, is of paramount importance. done. You don’t have to be his pal or go miss leaders who still desire to work for but it’s difficult to unseat a sitting sena- Leadership that can take us out of the drink coffee together to get something us and have very current knowledge and tor, and equally difficult for a Democrat stranglehold big money and politics has to win the 20th District. accomplished. If you are willing to work, experience in our county that they can Ron will use his talents and yours to over medical research. We will not see a He could have used surplus campaign cure for such things as cancer until this rely upon to deal with matters. We can- funds to help struggling Republican col- knock out the job at hand. not afford to have elementary efforts in I might have walked away from poli- happens. leagues in the state Senate. Leadership that is willing to take on these days of economic stress and huge Instead, Swecker paid for question- tics, but Ron saw my abilities and even water problems. though I opposed him he put me to work the oil cartel and politics therein to allow able purchases and provided paid “jobs” more drilling and refining on the North ‘Nough already! Some truisms that for his wife and children. with more responsibility than before. His seem to apply to our county commis- encouragement led me to later become American continent. There is ample oil In 2004, Swecker and his wife started here to greatly lower prices if refineries sioners’ races in the upcoming election “Campaigns Plus.” According to state chairman of the Lewis County Republi- are: “no fix needed if not broken”; “don’t cans and follow him again as state com- were available? We are making little effort Public Disclosure Commission records, to alleviate the problem. Why? change boats in the middle of the stream”; Swecker and his wife are the sole propri- mitteeman for Lewis County, a position I “keep your eye on the goal and steady as currently hold. We have had no leadership to encour- etors and each campaign year, Swecker, age the automobile industry to develop she goes”; “don’t upset the apple cart”; and with his safe Senate seat, transfers money I was proud to have Ron there as I was finally “the proof is in the pudding.” sworn in as commissioner, Place 3, for genuinely high mileage cars. This is being from his campaign donors to Campaigns done elsewhere but not here. Why? This is not the time for learning on Plus: $19,000 in 2004, $17,000 in 2008. the Port of Chehalis. I am also very proud the job. Keep the team we have. Vote to serve as campaign chairman for Ron’s Where can we find leadership that will Campaign financial reports filed just smart. re-election effort. That’s why I am urging take care of our own before others? Why this past August reveal Swecker trans- everyone to vote for Ron, because he has not keep Medicare and Social Security ferred $30,000 into his “surplus funds,” EJ Kaiser proven his leadership and ability to bring healthy before wasting billions of dollars which perhaps should be renamed “slush Centralia out the best in those around him friend on worthless bailouts or stimulus pack- funds.” It appears Swecker is poised once and even sometimes foe. ages? Apparently these two programs for again to fill his own wallet with cam- seniors and those about to be seniors, is Wetlands Issue Resolved paign contributions. Mark Anders not a priority item. The money wasted on Beyond the Campaigns Plus boon- Chehalis foreign aid, especially to those who hate us Quickly by Swecker doggle, Swecker has provided more than anyway, would surely be better invested To the editor: 34,000 campaign dollars to his daughters Fund Fiscally Responsible here. Dan Swecker is the senator I called for “management/consulting services Time is long overdue to start holding when the Washington State Depart- campaign manager.” and Sticks to Her Principles our elected representatives accountable. ment of Transportation wanted to run a Swecker’s spending just doesn’t pass To the editor: highway test for our driveway at a cost of the smell test. Jim Stafford I have worked with Edna Fund for $5,000 and wanted us to move the drive- Our Legislature is part-time, meeting Chehalis way into wetlands. three months out of the year during bud- the past eight years and have seen how effective she is as a member of a govern- This would have taken at least five to get sessions, and then the next year for two seven years, and would cost countless months. The Senate and House were cre- ing board. During the time she has been As Senator, Swecker Has representing Lewis County on the Tim- dollars with no guarantee that we would ated to ensure the common man would Shown Integrity, Consistency get approved. All this while having an ex- represent us, not professional politicians. berland Library Board, I have found her to be fiscally responsible, courageous in To the editor: isting driveway! Asked last year why he didn’t join with I have had the opportunity to get ac- I explained the situation to Swecker other state lawmakers in taking a pay cut standing up to opposition, and always true to her principles. If ever there was a quainted with Dan Swecker through sev- and the difficulty of getting a business after passing a law requiring state work- eral different avenues over the years. In started at the new location. He under- ers to take a 3 percent pay cut, Swecker woman capable of holding her own in a network of “old boys,” it would be Edna. each of those circumstances, he has dem- stood the importance of helping local told a reporter he relied on his Senate pay onstrated faithfulness and consistency, a business and within minutes we had because his is a one-income family. Edna understands the budgeting and reporting process, and is able to locate ar- man of integrity and values. I am glad to heard from DOT with the understanding Swecker has grown his Senate seat be able to call him my friend. that it was not necessary to do all the test- into a source of income for himself and eas of weakness in a budget while others are still trying to figure out the numbers. As to his service as senator, it is also ing and cost. his family, which appears to be clouding marked with those same traits. Whether his judgment. If you read The Chronicle frequently, you know that Edna knows the history it is working with state Department of Dale Marker Consider supporting his opponent Transportation on our Interstate 5 proj- Jackson Highway Veterinary Clinic of Lewis County, and she has a vision of Chehalis John Braun — a business owner with ect, championing our flood issues or re- more than 150 employees in Chehalis the future in which Lewis County can re- tain its historical beauty and rural appeal, pairing sinkholes, he has been a power- with a commitment to fiscal conserva- ful voice for the people of the district he tism. Or you can retain Swecker — a ca- while modernizing its flood control and CEO’s Definition of ‘Small’ safety systems. represents. reer politician with a penchant for spend- When I receive my ballot in the mail, Business is Off Base ing other people’s money. As you get to know Edna as a person, you realize that, while she is never afraid I will have absolutely no reservations To the editor: to express her position on an issue, she is marking the box for Swecker because I I just finished watching an interview Chad Taylor know that he will always be a voice for the Chehalis respectful of the opinions of others, and on CNBC. They were phone interviewing fair in weighing the merits of various so- people and a man I can trust in Olympia. David Siegel, CEO of Westgate Resorts. lutions to complex problems. He had just sent a email to all his em- Swecker’s Bipartisan Work She is not confused by the “fluff” Bill G. Bates ployees informing them that “if Obama around an issue, but sees straight to the Centralia is re-elected, I will most likely close my Helps Create Solid Budget heart of the problem and concentrates on business down and retire.” To the editor: finding solutions that work. Swecker Supports Equity His actual complaint in the interview I’m proud to be a supporter of Sen. Dan When you elect Fund to the Lewis was the lack of credit even after the TARP Swecker for re-election to the position of County Board of Commissioners, your Taxation in Rural Areas fund bailed out the big banks. I really Washington state Senate, 20th District. future will be in good hands. To the editor: have no sympathy for him in this situa- Dan has been a leader in our state Four years ago I ran against state Sen. tion, because of his comments about be- government, respected on both sides of Dan Swecker. ing a “small” business. the aisle for his honesty, trustworthiness Jodi Reng Since that election, Swecker has He stated that due to the economy he and reasonable approaches to difficult is- former executive director stepped up to try addressing the issues had to lay off half of his employees. That sues. During the most recent session, Dan, Timberland Regional Library for which I care deeply. equates to just about 7,000 jobs. Thus he serving as part of the Senate Republican Those two issues are equity in taxa- had 14,000 employees. This is not a small leadership, helped plan and implement a tion for rural taxpayers and equity in ed- business. Neither is 7,000 employees. bipartisan coalition that created a fiscally We Need Leaders Who ucational services for students in poorer Where do these billionaires get the responsible budget and reduced the defi- rural areas. idea that they are small businesses? He cit by more than a billion dollars. It also Follow the Constitution Rural Washington deserves school has constructed the largest house in required that budget projections and pro- To the editor: systems on par with anywhere else in the America and even after this recession he grams balance for four years, rather than We have two crucial elections coming state and should not have to pay extraor- employs 7,000 people. It is my distinct two, making Washington the first state to up, state and federal. There are completely dinary tax rates to do so. understanding that a small business em- implement this reform in the nation. different ideologies involved, particularly Currently, rural taxpayers pay six, ploys less than 500 people, thus the small Over the years, Dan has served us on with our national choices. Our economy is seven, and up to 10 times the tax rates on business title. numerous committees, notably as the down and the country is on the brink of local school levies than richer areas of the In my opinion, this is voter tampering ranking Republican member on the Sen- economic bankruptcy. state. Taxpayers in $100,000 homes in — threatening your employees with their ate Transportation Committee, where he The decisions we make at the polls some of the poorest districts would have livelihood if a certain candidate is or is has worked effectively to bring about the gives the opportunity to alleviate some of to pay more tax dollars than taxpayers in not elected. It is this “fat cat” attitude that Interstate 5 widening and interchange im- these problems, or make them worse. $1 million homes in the richest districts to scares me more than the lack of a viable provements in our part of the state. These I believe that we lack good, sound, get the same per-student local levy dollars. Republican candidate. include the widening projects from May- honest leadership in all areas of our gov- As a result of the inequity, rural Not to stray too far from this topic, town to Mellen Street and from 13th Street ernment — particularly in Congress, the schools, despite the strong support of Mitt Romney really needs to commit to to Rush Road, and also the greatly-im- Senate, our president and his Cabinet. The their taxpayers, have far less per student a position on the issues, not keep sliding proved interchanges at Maytown, Roch- need for strong, patriotic leadership has funds. left or right to get better ratings. That be- ester and LaBree Road in Chehalis. I ap- never been more evident than it is today. Swecker fights for school levy equal- ing said, I digress. Siegel’s email is just preciate those projects every time I drive The following is my “wish” or “hope” ization, which is one way to lessen the the sort of thing that is rampant in this through the area via the freeway. list of important items that are constantly tax inequities and take some burden off election, and it really bothers me that the Swecker’s leadership on behalf of the overlooked. Think about it! the local taxpayers. Swecker has fought media is not covering more on this issue. 20th District, and his ability to set aside Leadership in adhering to our great against greater dependence on local taxes partisanship to find solutions to problems, Constitution and Bill of Rights as they for schools and the greater inequities it Allen Reiss has made him a valuable member of our are written — not to be tampered with or would create. Napavine Main 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012

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Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE tralia was arrested and booked Shelton; a 17-year-old boy and ex-girlfriend told police that she • A burglary to a motorhome DEPARTMENT into jail for second-degree do- Michelle M. Goodman, 19, Cen- had found Roehl in her bed ear- on the 100 block of Katula Road mestic-violence assault after he tralia. A second 17-year-old boy lier that morning. Roehl then outside of Chehalis was re- Violation of a Protection Order allegedly hit Shannon M. Hor- was referred for charges of mi- left the residence and attempted ported at 5:05 p.m. Sunday. The • Deonna A. Williams, 25, ton, 39, Centralia, in the leg with nor in possession of alcohol as to drive home toward Westport, burglary is believed to have oc- - Centralia, was arrested and his truck as she was getting out well as allegedly stealing alcohol and was later contacted by depu curred sometime that afternoon. - booked into jail for allegedly vi- of it during an argument. Hor from a business. ties on Highway 6, near milepost Binoculars, a stereo and 80 pills ton was also cited and released 3 in Raymond. He was arrested olating a protection order on the of prescription medication, val- for third-degree malicious mis- for burglary, and will be referred 1700 block of Harrison Avenue LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S ued at $575, were all reported at 9:46 a.m. Sunday. chief after she allegedly kicked for violation of a protection or- his truck. OFFICE der and driving while license stolen. Graffiti • Someone reported the bur- Naked Man Takes a Stroll suspended. • There was a report of graf- Trespass glary to multiple storage units fiti to the side of a business on • Bruce D. Brown, 57, Cen- Through The County, Again Burglary at the Chehalis Mini Storage on the 600 block of North Tower tralia, was cited and released af- • Someone called police to re- • A burglary to an outdoor the 200 block of Interstate Av- Avenue at 12:33 p.m. Sunday. ter allegedly trespassing on the port a man, who was only wear- storage room on the 3300 block enue outside of Chehalis at 12:55 600 block of South Pearl Street ing a bra, standing outside near of Harrison Avenue outside of Stolen Ice Machine and a Picnic p.m. Sunday. While several at 10:45 a.m. Friday. He was State Route 509 and Interstate 5 Centralia was reported at 8:42 units had locks cut off of them, - Table booked into jail on an outstand near Vader Saturday at about 4 p.m. Saturday. The suspect cut the only thing reportedly taken the padlock off with bolt cutters • A burglary to a business on ing warrant. p.m. Police responded but were was a medium-sized tool box. the 400 block of South Tower • Jeremy D. Jackson, 30, a unable to locate the naked man. and stole a drill and drill bits, Avenue was reported at 1:16 p.m. transient, was arrested and This apparently has been an on- valued at $250. please see SIRENS, page Main 9 Saturday. The door appeared to booked for criminal trespass going issue. be forced open and a computer, after he was spotted allegedly In Remembrance a printer, an ice machine and jumping the fence for the Cen- Vicious Dog Shot a picnic table were reportedly tralia police and Riverside Fire • Deputies responded to a taken. The case is still under in- Authority training facility on call of a vicious dog on the 400 dawn ann (HuscHka) elliott vestigation. Mellen Street at 7:55 a.m. Friday. block of Yates Road that charged at a man and a woman walking secretary/bookkeeper and Burglary Malicious Mischief on the road at 11 a.m. Saturday. most of all, a homemaker. • Someone reported a bur- • Someone reported seeing The dog, a black lab, came run- She loved people and would a male suspect using a tool to go out of her way to help glary to a garage on the 1400 ning at the couple baring teeth others. She loved to can and block of Johnson Road at 7:57 bend the rim on a car, which and barking, and had its hair would help teach others. She p.m. Sunday. Items and shelv- caused a flat, at 12:35 p.m. Fri- standing on end. The man, who traveled with family to the ing were reported missing, and day on the 1200 block of B Street. told police he felt threatened by Holy Land as a youth. She there are no suspects. Driving Under the Influence the animal, pulled out a .40-cali- loved the Lord and it showed Hit And Run ber Glock and shot the dog in in everything she did. • Matthew E. Eastman, 28, the leg. The owner of the dog Survivors include three • Someone reported a hit- Chehalis, was arrested and was later contacted by police as younger brothers, Kent and-run collision at 9:38 p.m. booked into jail for allegedly Huschka (Barbara), Hal she was in the process of taking Huschka (Loanne) and Rod Sunday on the 300 block of driving under the influence at the dog to the vet. The investiga- - 5:11 p.m. Friday near Harrison Huschka (Karen), husband, North Diamond Street that re tion revealed that the man fired sulted in the victim’s car mirror Avenue and Galvin Road. Clarence C. Elliott, whom the gun in a safe manner, and she was married to for 29 breaking off. that it was not in the direction of years, 6 days, daughter, • There was a report of a hit- Theft Dawn Ann (Huschka) - any homes or people. Elliott passed away Sept. 30, Heather A. (Elliott) Bryce, and-run collision that caused • There was a report of a tool grandchildren, Deseree damage to a school bus near box being stolen out of the back 2012 in Toledo, Wash. She Burglary, Violation of a was born Nov. 16, 1954 in Abrams 5 years old, Sienna Mellen Street and Interstate 5 at of a pickup truck on the 1600 Protection Order and DWLS Abrams 4 years old and block of South Gold Street at Hillsboro, Ore., to Yvonne 3:22 p.m. Friday. (Casselman) Huschka and Einar Bryce 7 months old, 10:57 p.m. Friday. • Jason B. Roehl, 30, Chehalis, and numerous nieces and Domestic Violence was arrested and booked into Emery Huschka. She attended Oral Roberts nephews. • Nathaniel V. Jensen, 28, Minors in Possession of Alcohol jail after deputies responded to A memorial service will - University, Oklahoma, but Centralia, was arrested and • Several minors were cited the 3300 block of Harrison Av never received a degree be held at Jackson Prairie booked into jail after allegedly and released or referred for enue at 5:22 a.m. Saturday to a which she regretted. Church, 4224 Jackson Hwy, assaulting his girlfriend during charges for minor in possession report of a possible drunk driver. Dawn was self employed Chehalis, on Oct. 20, 2012 an argument on the 400 block of alcohol after police contacted The investigation into the report for the last few years with at 11:00 a.m., with a potluck the group during a traffic stop revealed that Roehl had alleg- several occupations including following the service. of East Main Street at 12:44 a.m. Sunday. early Saturday morning near edly crawled into a window of carrying mail, vending Interstate 5 and Harrison Av- a residence that belonged to his machines, assisted living care To view the obituary, please go to chronline.com/obituaries. Domestic Violence and a Truck enue. The individuals contacted ex-girlfriend, who had a pro- giver, property management, • Clayton S. Carter, 41, Cen- included Robert J. Staley, 18, of tection order against him. The

erty Country Place, Centralia. A celebra- Death Notices tion of life will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at In Remembrance • ARTHUR WOODROW HANSON, 95, Centra- Sticklin Funeral Chapel, Centralia. Inter- lia, died Friday, Oct. 12, at Liberty Coun- ment will follow at Claquato Cemetery, try Place, Centralia. A family gathering Chehalis, and then a potluck luncheon VIRGINIA (NORRIS) RASMUSSEN will be held at a later date. Arrange- at Logan Hill Grange, Chehalis. Ar- ments under the direction of Newell- rangements are under the direction of (James) Miracle, Rochester, She canned foods from Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Sticklin. and Clyde (Brenda) the vegetable garden, as • KEVIN TIRAYUT MOLINE, 39, Centra- Sorrell, Boise, Idaho. well as fruits, jams, jellies, lia, died Sunday, Oct. 14, at his sister’s 13 great-grandchildren: meats, relishes, pickles and home in Puyallup. A viewing will be Lotteries Jayson Rasmussen, Amber homemade sauerkraut. She 5-6 p.m. Wednesday at Sticklin - Fu (Luke) Hines, and Brittany loved lowers and grew neral Chapel, Centralia. A memorial Washington’s Monday Games Rasmussen, LaGrande, Ore., many varieties, (some she service will be held at a later date.- Ar Bailey and Jacob Ainley, Powerball: started from cuttings) which rangements are under the direction of Granite Falls, Sydney and she generously shared with Sticklin. Next jackpot: $70 million Cade Cameron, Rochester, others. • DALE HENRY PACE, 78, Chehalis, died Mega Millions: Katie and Emily Nelson, She was a caring and Wednesday, Oct. 10, at home. A Next jackpot: $61 million Woodland, Taylor and nurturing person who always graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Lotto: 14-21-41-44-46-49 Morgan Lebeck, Winlock and Saturday at Claquato Cemetery, Che- took care of those folks who Hit 5: 10-22-25-31-39 Nathan Miracle and Karlie couldn’t drive or do their halis. Arrangements are under the Bagan, Rochester. One great- direction of Sticklin Funeral Chapel, Match 4: 10-12-19-21 own shopping. She did the Daily Game: 7-3-7 great-grandchild, Brooklyn grocery shopping for her Centralia. Rasmussen, LaGrande, Ore. • VIRGINIA (NORRIS) RASMUSSEN, 94, Cen- Keno: 03-08-12-13-15-23-30-36-37- elderly parents as well as tralia, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, at Lib- 40-41-44-46-47-62-68-70-71-72-78 Virginia (Norris) Also survived by many others, and always made sure Rasmussen passed away Oct. nieces, nephews, cousins, and their needs were being met. 10, 2012 at Liberty Country in-laws. She was always meticulous Place, Centralia. Friends and Virginia lived a very about her appearance, getting relatives called her Ginnie full and active life. Was a member of the Logan Hill her hair and nails done on a ARTHUR WOODROW HANSON or Ging. She was born on Grange for 71 years. She regular basis – even while she September 18, 1917 - October 12, 2012 June 5, 1918 on Logan Hill was at Liberty Country Place. in Chehalis to George and held many chairs and was She enjoyed traveling to Arthur W. Hanson of human relationships an accomplished pianist and Amelia Norris. She lived her played for grange programs Reno (when you could play passed away peacefully and counseling. After entire life in the Logan Hill/ slots with real coins), the in his sleep Friday and dances. She and Elmer retiring from this, he Forest area. She attended loved to dance and never Dakotas, Washington D.C. morning, Oct. 12, 2012 worked for the U.S. Chehalis schools, including and day trips to the casinos at the age of 95. missed a Saturday night Postal Service for 13 Dillenbaugh Grade School. dance at either the grange on the purple bus. He was born in years. He was married to She married Elmer L. Virginia was preceded in Oklahoma City, Okla. halls or local dance halls. She Ruth Palmer in 1958 and Rasmussen on Aug. 29, 1936. was also a member of Moose death by her parents, husband, The third child of August they lived in Chehalis They built a home on Logan and siblings, Charlie Norris, and Mary Hanson. Lodge 1109, Chehalis Eagles, for 47 years. Art was Hill (Yates Road) in the early Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Ruby Hoffman, Ruth Steere, When he was still young preceded in death by 1940s and later after Elmer Bill Norris, Katie Seroshek, the family moved to Club, American Cribbage his beloved wife, Ruth passed away she moved next Congress and Orthopedic George Norris, Joe Norris and South Dakota and there (2005), parents, August door into a log “cabin” hand all of their spouses, several he graduated from St. Guild. She loved playing and Mary Hanson, built by her father, George cards and won many awards nephews, and grandson, Kirk Lawrence High School sisters, June Harter, Norris, in the early 1940s, Sorrell. in 1937. After graduation in cribbage, including a rare Ellen Johnson, Brita where she lived until 2005. “29” hand award. She taught A celebration of life he moved to the state of Johnson, and brother, She loved living in and her grandchildren math skills service is scheduled to begin Washington where he Robert Hanson. “ixing up” that cabin. Sheby playingis card games with at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. worked until he was He is survived by survived by her four children: them. She also enjoyed 18, 2012 at Sticklin Funeral drafted into the Army his siblings, Nina George (Mary) Rasmussen, playing Bingo and the slots. Chapel, Centralia, George as a Warrant Oficer Napavine, Allen (Colleen) in 1942. He served on Jones (Mel) of Chico, There was always a Sunday Rasmussen and Leonard Calif., Jeanne Hanson Rasmussen, Aberdeen, Gary night “eat-and-play cards” Norris will oficiate. Burial the European Front, (Nancy) Rasmussen, Chehalis including the Battle of Wichita, Kan., and party hosted at her home for will be at Claquato Cemetery, Ray Hanson of Port and Dorothy (Steve) Sorrell, friends and relatives. Chehalis, followed by a of The Bulge. After Rochester. 10 grandchildren: the war, Art graduated Angeles, Wash., as well Hobbies included sewing, potluck luncheon at Logan as numerous nieces and Jay (LaNita) Rasmussen, embroidering, crocheting, Hill Grange, Chehalis. In lieu from the University of LaGrande, Ore., Robin Washington with a BS nephews. wallpapering, cooking, of lowers, donations may be Art was a gentle, Rasmussen, Napavine, Bret baking and gardening. She made to your favorite charity. Degree in Psychology (Ronda) Rasmussen, Nadlae and then completed caring man, and the was an awesome cook and family will have a time of (Rick) Ainley, Granite Falls, worked at Mary McCrank’s Forever in our hearts– his Masters Degree Sharla (Keith) Cameron, in Social Welfare at loving remembrance at a Restaurant for 30 years as a rest in peace, Mom! U.C.L.A. He then later date. Arrangements Rochester, Lori (Dan) cook. She also cooked for You will be missed! returned to Washington, are under the care and Nelson, Woodland, Karen charitable events and took where he worked in the direction of Newell- (Matt) Lebeck, Winlock, part in the cooking club To view the obituary, please ield of psychiatric social Hoerling’s Mortuary, Teresa (Tim) Bagan, Julie at Liberty Country Place. go to chronline.com/obituaries. welfare and had a private Centralia, Wash. Sticklin Funeral Chapel counseling practice. He 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at Centralia, WA 98531 was the author of three To view this obituary, please www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com books on the subject go to chronline.com/obituaries. (360) 736-1388 • Main 9 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012

Pilot Children’s Museum Opening in Chehalis on Feb. 1 Sirens TESTING THE WATER: Children’s Museum Advisory house a train table, toddler area viewed officials from six other Group Vice Chair Allyn Roe with building blocks and other children’s museums in the re- Continued from Main 8 Museum Will Test said, “to see what the commu- youth-centered attractions. gion and found the common Community’s Reaction nity reaction is. It will give us The advisory group re- theme was to start with a pilot Vehicle Prowl good data.” cently signed a lease for the project. • A 26-year-old woman re- By Kyle Spurr The Children’s Museum Ad- 3,300-square foot space, which The pilot project is expected ported that an unknown suspect [email protected] visory Group, which operates is located next to Maurices in to cost $50,000. broke into her vehicle on the 300 under the Friends of the Che- the town center. Roe said the group is seeking A scaled-down, pilot chil- block of East Oakview Avenue in halis Community Renaissance, Roe said the advisory group donations and volunteers to run Centralia at 12:33 a.m. Sunday dren’s museum will open in the have worked for more than four was looking for a space that was the pilot museum and help con- and stole cosmetics, a Halloween Twin City Town Center, where years to bring a children’s mu- visible in the community, and struct the museum exhibits. costume, several items from the Hickory Farms opened during seum to Lewis County. the town center location met Those interested in volun- dollar store. The total loss was the holiday season, on Feb. 1 for Roe said the pilot museum that goal. teering or learning more can $492. six months to gather the com- will offer a main exhibit called Roe said 68,000 cars drive on visit the museum’s website at munity’s input for an eventual “Power of Air”, where air blows Louisiana Avenue by the pilot www.discovermuseum.org or full-scale museum. through a maze of flexible tub- museum each day. contact the Chehalis Renais- Stolen Vehicle “It’s a testing of the waters,” ing. The museum will also The advisory group inter- sance at 345-1042 ext. 4. • A 1991 Nissan NX Coupe, with Washington license plate ADL3893, was reported stolen Around the Region from the 600 block of Grove to “drop, cover and hold on.” It’s to transfer some money from The Spokesman-Review re- Street outside of Centralia. Arr! There Be Lead in also an opportunity for people to his federal account to his state ported that alcohol was not a These Pirate Costumes learn about earthquake dangers account by getting permission factor in the fall and police do CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT SEATTLE (AP) — More and available resources. from donors. not suspect foul play. Nothing to report. than 1,300 Halloween costumes The staff report issued Friday ••• made in China were recently PDC Dismisses said that all of the contributions So Far, So Good By The Chronicle Staff seized because of high levels of cited by the McKenna campaign lead detected in the buttons. Complaint were eligible to be transferred, Over Restricted and that there was no evidence Commodities Customs and Border Protec- Against Inslee Snoqualmie Pass tion says two shipments headed that the money was transferred Gas in Washington — $4.10 (AAA of OLYMPIA (AP) — The state without permission from donors. HYAK (AP) — Traffic is re- Washington) for a distributor in the Seattle Crude Oil — $91.72 per barrel (CME area were tested and found to Public Disclosure Commis- stricted to one lane in each direc- sion has dismissed a campaign tion this week on Interstate 90 on Group) have 11 times the acceptable Student ‘Satisfactory’ Gold — $1,738 (Monex) level of lead. finance complaint filed by Re- the east side of Snoqualmie Pass Silver — $32.76 (Monex) The agency says the pirate publican gubernatorial candi- After Falling 11 and the word from Transporta- costumes valued at more than date Rob McKenna against his Stories at WSU tion Department Monday morn- Corrections $10,000 will be destroyed. Democratic rival. ing was “so far, so good.” The commission agreed with PULLMAN (AP) — A The interstate was reduced In the Saturday edition of The a staff recommendation last Washington State University to one lane in each direction Chronicle an article about Larry Earthquake ShakeOut week and unanimously voted student who fell 11 stories from Sunday night. The department Ledl, the Rochester man accused Monday to dismiss the allega- Orton Hall last week is listed in plans to lift the restrictions on of stealing more than $200,000 Drill at 10:18 on 10-18 tions and send the case to the satisfactory condition at Sacred Friday morning, in time for from VJ’s Bargain Barn, said that OLYMPIA (AP) — Wash- King County prosecutor with Heart Medical Center in Spo- weekend travel. Ledl was a financial partner in ington emergency planners say a recommendation that no fur- kane. The restriction allows work- Builders Surplus Northwest that 600,000 people have signed up ther action be taken. The 22-year-old man sur- ers to prepare the highway for opened in March 2012. for Thursday’s earthquake drill. McKenna had alleged that vived the Wednesday night fall winter travel along the stretch Michel Ray, the treasurer for They’re hoping for a million former Congressman Jay In- when trees broke his descent near Hyak where crews have Builders Surplus Northwest, told by the time the Great ShakeOut slee failed to properly report and he landed in the grass. been blasting away a rock cliff as The Chronicle that while Ledl arrives at 10:18 a.m. on 10-18. transfers and committed other When emergency crews arrived, part of a $551 million project to worked as the manager of the Students and others are asked violations. Inslee has been able he was conscious and talking. widen the interstate to six lanes. business for several months, he never was a financial partner of the company. He also said Ledl was asked to resign the day of Calendar: Gifford Pinchot Roads Analysis Meeting in Centralia his arrest, which Ledl agreed to do. Continued from Main 2 Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, Church of God 785-4325 Onalaska American Legion Post 508, Church Ray also said that Ledl had to do” before he became a doc- Low impact exercise, 9-10 a.m. 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalas- nothing to do with the finances tor. His subject was tolerance. Nutrition lunch, noon-1 p.m. ka First Church of God, 978-5368 News of Builders Surplus Northwest, In his presentation, “What Zumba class, 6-7 p.m. in The Chronicle and that the company was un- Support Groups aware that Ledl was under inves- Makes You Tic?” he drew on Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Saturday Free whooping cough shots, 10:30 “Up From Grief,” for those grieving tigation for the Rochester theft. his experiences of not fitting in, the loss of a loved one, 1--2:30 p.m., As- of not feeling comfortable with a.m.-noon, Packwood Senior Center Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 others, to discuss fundamental Cooks Hill Road, 330-2640 Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested lessons about tolerance — how Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30- donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, Christmas In to live with our own and others’ $6.74 6:30 p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 N. Scheuber Road, Cen- differences. Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m. tralia, 736-9268 Open pool, 9:30 a.m. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Senior Centers starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, December October 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis Thursday, Oct. 18 Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, Music, 11 a.m. hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation items, 736-1146 Gifford Pinchot Roads Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Analysis Meeting to Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Bazaar at Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. halis, 740-0492 be Held in Centralia Pinochle, 10 a.m. Public Agencies The U.S. Forest Service will “Soup Kitchen” enrichment lunch, Sharon Care Center Regional Fire Authority Planning host a meeting at the Centralia noon, $3 donation Friday, Oct. 19th Committee, 6:30 p.m., Lewis County Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, College cafeteria on Thursday 785-4325 Fire District 6 training room from 6 to 8 p.m. to gather pub- & Saturday, Oct. 20th Centralia Civil Service Commission, Cook’s choice lunch, noon, 12:30 p.m. 5:15-6 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., lic input on road use, access and Bingo, 12:30-2 p.m. 9am - 4pm Centralia, 330-7671 other road-related information Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Lewis County Civil Service Commis- for the Gifford Pinchot National Women’s pool, 10 a.m. sion, noon, first floor training room, Law Forest. Sit & Be Fit, 11 a.m. & Justice Building, Chehalis The public road analysis is Entertainment, presentation or mov- Sharon Care Chehalis-Centralia Airport Board, necessary to meet the U.S. For- ie, 12:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m., airport board room, 748-1230 est Service Travel Management Quilting project class, 3:30 p.m. Center Libraries rule that requires forest to iden- Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Early Release Wednesdays, for tify sustainable forest road sys- Watercolor class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. grades 1-12, art and craft projects, 12:30- tems by 2015, Gifford Pinchot Zumba, 6-7 p.m. Great Care At A Great Place

3:30 p.m., Winlock Timberland Library, National Forest spokesperson Open pool, 9 a.m. CH482367cz.cg 785-3461 Ken Sandusky said. Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m. 1509 Harrison Ave., Centralia Organizations The Gifford Pinchot Na- Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m. tional Forest is working with (360) 736-0112 Napavine American Legion Post 71, 7 Quilt class, 1-3 p.m. p.m., Napavine City Hall, 295-3559 Pinchot Partners and South Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Gifford Pinchot Collaborative Assembly of God church, 702 S.E. First groups on the public road anal- SALE #16 - LOADED WITH BARGAINS - NEW VENDORS - St., Winlock ysis effort. 300+ VENDOR BOOTHS - NOT A MISPRINT! Seniors on the Go, potluck and meet- The outcome of the roads ing, noon, Onalaska First Church of God analysis will identify opportu- ONE LOCATION…ONE DAY ONLY! Fellowship Hall. nities for changes to the road Southwest Washington Fair & Expo Center - Chehalis, WA Support Groups system, and be carried forward to inform future decisions re- Domestic violence support group, 2012 * FALL * COMMUNITY 5:30-7 p.m., 125 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Che- garding management of the for- halis, sponsored by est transportation system, San- Human Response Network, dusky said. 748-6601 A questionnaire is also avail- Soroptimists, 5:30 p.m., At Home on able through Dec. 31 as an alter- Main Street restaurant, Chehalis native way to provide input to

Senior Centers the GPNF roads analysis. The questionnaire can be found at Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 www.fs.usda.gov/detail/gifford- Music, Gloria & Jeannie, 11 a.m. pinchot/ under “Roads Analysis Get NEW! Early Bird Lunch, noon, $3 suggested Here Shoppers Pass - $5 and Planning Information.” donation at 8:00 am ...Both Gates SAT. OCT. 20th Early Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffee- LOOK: EARLY- BIRD SHOPPERS PASSES AVAILABLE DURING THE WEEK AT FAIR OFFICE Write your life, 1 p.m. house, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, 99% ALL Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 740-0492 INDOORS or UNDER COVER… PUBLIC HOURS 9:00AM - 4:00PM - ONE DAY ONLY Tai Chi exercise, 8:30-9 a.m. Lyceum Lecture Series, “How to Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Produce Special Interest Films,” James STAY “Enjoy Yourself at Southwest Washington’s Biggest Treasure Hunt!” Pinochle, 10 a.m. Howard, noon-12:50 p.m., Roxy Theatre, AND PLAY FREE PARKING - Adult Admission $1.00 at 9:00 am- Kids 12 & Under Get In Free Morton, 496-5022 Live music by Highway 12 East band, ALL DAY! Delicious Breakfast till 10:30 am...Lunch till 4:00 pm by Coumbs Concessions 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Libraries LAST BIG SALE OF THE YEAR!!! - DON’T YOU DARE MISS IT CCS Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 donation “Fahrenheit 451” book discussion, SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON FAIR & EXPO CENTER for adults and teens, 4-5 p.m., Moun- “Writing from Within” writer’s group, tain View (Randle) Timberland Library, 12:30 p.m. 2555 North National Ave. CHEHALIS, WA 497-2665 Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 Fair Office: (360) 740-1495 www.southwestwashingtonfair.net Sweet treats, 9:30 a.m. Organizations Vendor Info: (360) 740-2655 - Space Available thru Fri. Oct. 19 Bunco, 10:30 a.m. American Legion Post 508, potluck Pool or cribbage, 1 p.m. and meeting, 6 p.m., Onalaska First CH482383bw.cg Main 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 ELECTIONS

Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Democratic candidate for Governor Jay Inslee, left, and Republican candidate Rob McKenna, second from left, take part in a debate moderated by Glenn Johnson, cen- ter, a professor of communications at Washington State University, Thursday in Seattle. Voters will choose in November which man will replace outgoing Washington state Gov. Chris Gregoire. 1/2 OFF Set Up Fees It’s the Final Countdown on all OPEN Mckenna, Inslee Meeting For Final Debate Memberships! Valid for OPEN memberships ONLY. SEATTLE (AP) — Washington’s candidates for governor are preparing to meet in their final debate of the campaign season. Offer good for all single, couple Democrat Jay Inslee and Republican Rob McKenna will discuss campaign issues tonight in Seattle. The event, co-sponsored by The Se- and family memberships as well as attle Times and KING 5 TV, will begin at 8 p.m., shortly after the second presidential debate ends. upgrades to existing memberships. Expires Oct. 31, 2012 Polls indicate that the race remains competitive, with an Elway Poll in September showing Inslee leading, but within the margin of error. Counties will start sending out ballots to voters on Wednesday. Inslee Seeks Cross- tion, you better make sure you in a steady stream of law stu- After moving his family win it,” Inslee says. dents for interviews. West to Bainbridge Island, In- State Appeal In It’s not clear if he’s talk- “He was extremely charis- slee ran for governor in 1996, ing about his campaign or the matic,” Peters said. “He’s got it. but didn’t make it past eventual Governor’s Race state’s economic future. I’m not sure how to define ‘it,’ Gov. Gary Locke in the primary. By Mike Baker And Rachel La Corte Once viewed as an under- but he has it.” He then went on to win a slot as The Associated Press dog in Washington’s race for The Inslees moved to Se- a member of Congress in the 1st governor, Inslee has emerged lah to take a job at the firm, District — ousting GOP Rep. OLYMPIA, (AP) — Next to competitive thanks to an en- where he handled a variety of Rick White — and would hold a rusting black trash bin along viable mix of biographical legal tasks, from prosecutions that seat for more than a decade. Seattle’s indus- contrasts: He’s a former high in municipal court to work- Chris Vance, former chair- trial waterfront, school football quarterback ing as a litigator. Peters said he man of the Washington State Re- Jay Inslee is with a law degree, a man with was a “very smart” lawyer who CH482275bw.db talking about publican Party, said Inslee’s losses hardhat grit who drones on brought his charisma to the never seemed to hinder his rise. clean energy about alternative energy tech- courtroom. “He just refuses to give up,” technologies. nology, and a rare politician Inslee’s first real brush Vance said. “In politics, you’re Centralia 360 736-1683 He touts the who has represented both sides with politics also relied on that Chehalis 360 748-3744 durability of so- of a state that’s divided politi- charm. He and his wife helped not dead until you quit, and he Rochester 360 273-0457 lar cells made cally and economically. lead a campaign to pass a school just refuses to quit.” www.thorbeckes.com in Marysville, Jay Inslee Inslee, 61, a Democrat, grew bond measure that had failed the prospect Democratic up south of Seattle and played multiple times previously. Peters The Associated Students Present: of a hybrid- candidate for sports at Ingraham High recalled that Inslee’s personable electric tugboat Washington state School before going to the Uni- nature helped him appeal to vot- in Tacoma and governor versity of Washington and get- ers and get the measure passed. Marc Elliot the advance- ting a law degree at Willamette Entering politics a couple “What Makes You Tic?” ments in Spokane that will help University. He married his high years later, Inslee won a spot in monitor electrical consump- school sweetheart, Trudi. the state House, replacing a Re- Marc draws on his tion — and his view of the need Doug Peters, a longtime publican, and was aided by the to grow the clean-energy sector attorney in the small Yakima financial support of the state’s experiences of not itting in even more. There’s a sense of ur- Valley city of Selah, recalled trial lawyers. He then went on and discusses fundamental gency: Inslee isn’t even pausing as going on a recruiting trip to to win a seat in Congress — lessons about tolerance. passing cement trucks frequently Willamette in the mid-1970s. again succeeding a Republican drown out his voice. From a conference room, he — before being knocked out in “When you’re in a competi- and a legal partner brought the GOP sweep of 1994. Mckenna Hopes to cent over the past year, recent gay marriage, his Democratic state budget woes and a court opponent, Jay Inslee, supports Break Streak In Bid mandate for the state to prop- it. Both candidates have said erly pay for public education. they’ll vote against the pot le- For Governor He insists that Democrats galization initiative. By Mike Baker And Rachel La Corte “have no credible claim that they A recent poll by Stuart El- Read more about Marc at The Associated Press should be returned to power.” way showed 42 percent of re- http://www.marcelliot.com/ In a state where Democrats spondents identify as Democrat, OLYMPIA, (AP) — The control the governor’s office and 26 percent as Republican and 32 last time Washington state had both chambers of the Legislature, percent as independent. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17, 2012 @ 7:00 P.M. a Republican governor, Rob as well as the state’s congressio- “It doesn’t mean the gover- IN WASHINGTON HALL McKenna was student body nal delegation, McKenna has to nor’s election won’t be close,” WAH 103 - FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC president at appeal to voters who may be vot- Barreto said. “But McKenna Sponsored by the Associated the University ing Democrat on federal races. has a lot more challenges, part Students of Centralia College CH482464cz.cg of Washington. 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State Sam Reed is the other) in University of Washington Washington, a state that hasn’t political science professor Matt voted for a Republican governor Barreto said voters make a dis- since 1980. The closest Republi- tinction between the governor’s cans got was in 2004, when Dino race and other statewide offices. Rossi came within 133 votes of “The other offices are more Gov. Chris Gregoire in an elec- administrative offices where tion that saw two recounts and a candidate quality matters more court challenge. than political party,” he said. McKenna points to that ra- “Governor is one of the most zor-close race as proof that his- partisan offices we have, it’s the tory isn’t working against him. equivalent of president for our “This state is not a deep blue state. Party attachment and state,” he said. “It’s a 50-50 state. ideology really come through We have a much larger group of during the governor’s election.” people who vote for the person Barreto said that the pres- and not for the party.” ence of both gay marriage and And he says recent history marijuana legalization mea-

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By Julie Pace And Steve Peoples kered down in private debate Obama spokeswoman Jennifer aides in swing state Virginia, voters. In recent days, Romney The Associated Press preparation for much of the day Psaki said of the president. “The while Romney stayed close to his has promised his tax plan would as aides offered a pre-debate American people should expect Boston-area home ahead of Tues- not benefit the wealthy, empha- BURLINGTON, Mass. — As sparring match on television. to see a much more energized day’s prime-time, town hall-style sized his work with Democrats Mitt Romney’s campaign claimed They disagreed on much, President Obama.” debate at Hofstra University in as Massachusetts governor and new momentum in the race for the White House, President Barack but agreed that Romney bested Ed Gillespie, senior adviser to Hempstead, N.Y., exactly three downplayed plans to strengthen Obama’s political advisers on Obama in their first meeting near- the Romney campaign, quipped weeks before the Nov. 6 election. the nation’s abortion laws. Sunday promised the incumbent ly two weeks ago — a performance that the former Massachusetts Romney’s advisers suggested Obama aides said the president would unleash his more aggressive that shifted the direction of a race governor would be prepared re- the Republican nominee would was clear-eyed about the need to side in Tuesday’s debate to prevent that had favored the president but gardless of Obama’s adjustments: continue to moderate his mes- have a better showing in his sec- their Republican rival from deliv- has since tightened in national and “The president can change his sage — in tone, if not substance ond debate with Romney. After a ering another “magical and theat- battleground state polls. style. He can change his tactics. — as he did in the Oct. 3 meet- listless first performance, Obama rical performance.” “He knows Mitt Romney had He can’t change his record.” ing to help broaden his appeal was focused on delivering more Obama and Romney hun- a better night at the first debate,” Obama spent the day with to the narrow slice of undecided pointed and aggressive responses. Fact Check: Be Your Own Fact-Checker Tuesday Night By Calvin Woodward Candidate Mitt Romney (R) work and looked for a job in the sion on both sides. But some of Obama’s deep and arbitrary cuts past year but aren’t looking now. them look like mere jaywalking to our national defense that would The Associated Press The Republi- Editor’s Note: Romney’s vow to “get us to a offenses next to this one. devastate our military.” Romney This is an oc- can nominee has balanced budget” is notably short often pins sole blame on Obama casional look at political claims taken various of specifics and complicated “UNLIKE PRESIDENT OBAMA, I will for “arbitrary” defense spending that take shortcuts with the facts shortcuts with by proposals in his agenda that not raise taxes on the middle cuts but they actually come from or don’t tell the full story. jobless numbers, conflict with that goal. He prom- class.” Obama actually has a sub- a White House deal with congres- to the point of ises, at once, to cut taxes, restore stantial record of cutting middle- sional Republicans, including his WASHINGTON — There wildly misstating Medicare cuts, spend more on class taxes. He’s raised the federal GOP vice presidential running they go again. Or do they? them at times. In the armed forces — and balance cigarette tax, and his health care mate, Rep. Paul Ryan. Will Mitt Romney miscount the first debate, Mitt Romney (R) the budget by 2020. He’s laid law imposes fines for not getting The first round of cuts in the number of unemployed, as just before the out an ambitious goal of bring- health insurance, which the Su- projected defense spending is he has before? Will President candidate for improved Sep- president ing federal spending below 20 preme Court ruled constitutes a the result of a bipartisan deal in Barack Obama’s dubious claim of tember jobless percent of the economy, but he’s tax. On the other hand, he’s re- August 2011 between Congress a peace dividend, bopped down figures came out, Romney said provided only a few modest ex- duced taxes for many more mid- and the White House to wrestle in the last debate, rise again? in one instance the U.S. has “23 amples of the massive cuts that dle-income families. The 2009 down the deficit. Unless a new When Obama and his Republi- million people out of work.” A bit would be needed. He’s steering stimulus package included a se- budget deal is reached in time, can challenger debate Tuesday more accurately, he said earlier in clear of proposals to touch the ries of tax cuts for middle- and additional spending cuts will night, the media’s fact-checking the debate that there are “23 mil- huge entitlement programs in low-income people, including a begin in January across govern- corps will be watching for prob- lion people out of work or stopped the short run, leaving only a lim- tax credit worth up to $800 that ment, and the cost to the Penta- lematic claims that have popped looking for work.” But even that ited portion of the federal budget year and again in 2010. A tem- gon would be $500 billion over a up repeatedly in the campaign, was off by close to 9 million. to trim. Nor will he say which of porary reduction in the Social decade. Lawmakers are working as well as brand new ones. In all, the government counts the big, popular and expensive Security payroll tax for 2011 and to avoid that. Separately, Obama You can play fact-check Whac- nearly 12.1 million unemployed, deductions and exemptions he’d 2012 was worth $1,000 a year to a wants to slow the growth of mili- a-Mole on debate night, too. You 8.6 million working part-time for pull back in the tax code. worker earning $50,000. tary spending, now that the war might have your hands full: The economic reasons and 2.5 mil- The campaign rhetoric has in Iraq is ended and the war in format, driven by questions from lion discouraged people who want been marked by sins of omis- “I WILL ROLL BACK President Afghanistan is drawing to a close. the audience, could shake things even looser than usual. To be sure, you’re not likely to catch one of them saying it’s daytime when it’s night. Shades of mistruth are more common Locally than whoppers. Often, the offense Owned & is one of omission: an accurate Operated Roger & as-far-as-it-goes assertion that ig- Linda Rose nores something really important, like the other side of the ledger. And, at times, the debaters tweak A a statement to make it closer to COMFORT N SAVINGS right. You just never know. D To assist in armchair fact- checking, here’s a guide to 10 of the leading misleading state- It’s What We Do! ments of the campaign:

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For one thing, OR he’s banking more than $2 trillion power rocker hi-leg recliner already achieved in law, after a deal recliner all leather with Republicans last year. More- over, he uses creative accounting PAY CASH SAVE to hide a huge cache of spending on Medicare reimbursements to doctors. So any claim like the one in the last debate, “I’ve proposed a specific $4 trillion deficit reduction plan,” could rate a bop. $799 AN ADDITIONAL 5% $799 THE PRESIDENT AND vice-pres- 2 colors 524 921 ident have both been cagey on *close-out’s limited to stock on hand $716 billion in Medicare cuts set in motion by Obama’s health ~ Fall Into Comfort ~ care law over 10 years. To hear Biden talk, the government took the money out of Medicare with whisper plush top back support richfield back support richfield one hand and is restoring it with pillow top firm or plush pillowtop the other: “What we did is, we $ 95 $ 95 $ 95 $ 95 saved $716 billion and put it twin set 299 twin set 399 queen 699 queen 899 back, applied it to Medicare.” only only set set Not really. The cuts are from $ 95 $ 95 $ 95 Full Set ...... 499 twin Set ...... 499 twin Set ...... 699 payments to Medicare service $ 95 $ 95 $ 95 Full Set ...... 349 queen Set ...... 599 Full Set ...... 599 Full Set ...... $79995 providers, like hospitals, and $ 95 $ 95 queen Set ...... 399 king Set ...... $99995 3 pc. king Set ...... 1099 3 pc. king Set ...... $ 95 some of the money is going to- 1199 ward improved preventive care free bedframe with bedding purchase of $599 or more and other benefits under the program. But most isn’t. The Store Hours 12 bulk is being used to expand Months health care coverage for the gen- Mon.-Sat. 10-6 No iNtereSt oaC CH481766sl.cg eral population. And there is no Closed Sundays and Holidays guarantee that the cuts to pro- so we can spend time "Helping You Make Your House A Home" viders won’t hurt the services with our families 1530 So. Gold • Centralia, WA they provide down the road. www.rosesfurniture.net PH 807-1211 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 • Main 13 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Do Black People Back Big Tobacco Says Corrective Over 100 Militants Obama Because He’s Attack Pakistani Black? Questions Police Station, Behead Intensify in Campaign’s Statements Go Much Too Far Two Policemen and By Frederic J. Frommer Kill Four Others Final Weeks The Associated Press Surviving slavery, segregation ISLAMABAD (AP) — A and discrimination has forged a WASHINGTON — Tobacco ‘‘For decades, we denied that we controlled the Pakistani official says over 100 special pride in African-Ameri- companies are urging a federal militants have attacked a police judge to reject the government’s level of nicotine delivered in cigarettes. Here’s cans. Now some are saying this station in the northwest, killing proposed industry-financed the truth: Cigarettes are a finely-tuned nicotine six policemen. Two of the killed hard-earned pride has become corrective statements, calling prejudice in the form of blind loy- policemen were beheaded. them “forced public confes- delivery device designed to addict people.’’ Police officer Ishrat Yar says alty to President Barack Obama. sions.” Are black people support- the attack near the main north- The Justice Department coun- statment from a 1,600 page ruling by the Justice Department west city of Peshawar started ing Obama mainly because he’s tered that the statements need to black? If race is just one factor late on Sunday night and trig- be strong enough to protect peo- gered a gunbattle that lasted in blacks’ support of Obama, ple from future false statements does that make them racist? which causes diseases that lead to maker, took issue with the “fine- for several hours. The militants made by cigarette makers. The were armed with heavy machine Can blacks’ support for Obama statements include admissions a staggering number of deaths per ly-tuned” statement. be compared with white voters year, an immeasurable amount of “That’s not an objective de- guns, rocket-propelled grenades, that the companies lied about the hand grenades and assault rifles. who may favor his Republican human suffering and economic scription of what a cigarette is,” dangers of smoking. Yar also says 12 policemen challenger, Mitt Romney, be- loss, and a profound burden on he said. U.S. District Judge Gladys were wounded in the attack in cause he’s white? Kessler, who is hearing the case, our national health care system.” In July, a federal appeals court The Justice Department’s rejected efforts by the tobacco the small town of Matni, some These questions have long has already said she wants the 20 kilometers (12 miles) south of animated conservatives who are industry to pay for corrective proposed statements would companies to overrule Kessler’s cover areas such as the addic- ruling requiring corrective state- Peshawar. frustrated by claims that white statements in various types of ads. One of the beheaded police- people who oppose Obama’s pol- Although she has not made a de- tiveness of nicotine, the lack of ments. The companies had ar- health benefit from “low tar,” gued that a 2009 law that gave men was a senior official who icies are racist. This week, when a cision on what the statements will commanded several police sta- black actress who tweeted an en- say, she said at Monday’s hearing ‘’ultra-light” and “mild” ciga- the Food and Drug Administra- rettes, and the negative health tion authority over the industry tions in the area. dorsement of Romney was sub- that she doesn’t have to take the Yar says the militants burned jected to a stream of abuse from government’s proposed state- effects of second-hand smoke. eliminated “any reasonable like- One example: “For decades, we lihood” that they would commit the police station and four po- other African-Americans, the ments word-for-word, and will lice vehicles before they escaped. politics of racial accusation came come up with “modifications.” denied that we controlled the level future RICO violations. full circle once again. In 2006, in a case the gov- of nicotine delivered in cigarettes. So now the companies are Here’s the truth: Cigarettes are a trying to limit the scope of the Stacey Dash, who also ernment brought in 1999 under Judge in Sept. 11 Trial at finely-tuned nicotine delivery de- statements, which they have said has Mexican heritage, is best the Racketeer Influenced and vice designed to addict people.” are designed to “shame and hu- Guantanamo Asked For known for the 1995 film “Clue- Corrupt Organizations, Kes- sler ruled that America’s largest Noel Francisco, an attorney miliate” them. They are argu- Rules That Would Shield less” and the recent cable-TV representing R.J. Reynolds To- ing for factual statements that drama “Single Ladies.” On cigarette makers concealed the dangers of smoking for decades. bacco Co., one of the companies include the health effects and Torture Testimony Twitter, she was called “jiga- The proposed statements by the challenging the statements, said addictive qualities of smoking. boo,” ‘’traitor,” ‘’house nigger” GUANTANAMO BAY NA- cigarette-makers would become that they violate an appeals court Francisco argued that would be VAL BASE, Cuba (AP) — A U.S. and worse after posting, “Vote the remedy to ensure the com- decision which held that any cor- sufficient to prevent any fraud for Romney. The only choice military judge is considering panies don’t repeat the violation. rective statements must be purely by the industry. broad security rules for the war for your future.” In the 2006 ruling, which to- factual and uncontroversial. “It undermines our ability to The theme of the insults: A crimes tribunal of five Guanta- taled more than 1,600 pages, Kes- Francisco, who was speaking on do a flip-flop in the future,” he namo prisoners charged in the black woman would have to be sler wrote that the tobacco indus- behalf of several tobacco com- said, adding that “confessional stupid, subservient or both to Sept. 11 attacks, including mea- try “survives, and profits, from panies, including Philip Morris pejorative language is unneces- sures to prevent the accused from choose a white Republican over selling a highly addictive product USA, the nation’s largest tobacco sary.” publicly revealing what hap- the first black president. pened to them in the CIA’s secret network of overseas prisons. Endeavour Creeps Just Twenty Days to The General Election on Nov. 6 Prosecutors have asked the judge at a pretrial hearing start- Across Los Angeles ing Monday to approve what is As Trip to Museum, known as a protective order that is intended to prevent the release Retirement Takes Far of classified information dur- ing the eventual trial of Khalid Longer Than Hoped Sheikh Mohammed, who has LOS ANGELES (AP) — In portrayed himself as the master- thousands of Earth orbits, the mind of the terror attacks, and space shuttle Endeavour trav- four co-defendants. eled 123 million miles. But the Lawyers for the defendants last few miles of its final journey say the rules, as proposed, are proving hard to get through. will hobble their defense. The Endeavour’s 12-mile crawl American Civil Liberties Union, across Los Angeles to the Cali- which has filed a challenge to fornia Science Museum hit re- the protective order, says the re- peated delays Saturday, leaving strictions will prevent the public expectant crowds along city from learning what happened streets and at the destination to Mohammed and his co-de- slowly dwindling. fendants during several years of At times on Saturday it seemed CIA confinement and interroga- the only thing moving was the tion. shuttle’s fast-changing ETA. The protective order requires J. Scott Applewhite / The Associated Press The day started off promis- the court to use a 40-second The Capitol dome is silhouetted as the sun rises in Washington, Monday. ing, with Endeavour 90 min- delay during court proceedings utes ahead of schedule. But ac- so that spectators, who watch cumulated hurdles and hiccups behind sound-proof glass, can be prevented from hearing — caused it to run hours behind at Jump From 24-Miles High Provides Collective Moment from officials, lawyers or the day’s end. defendants themselves — the By Juan Carlos Llorca And Oskar Garcia still-classified details of the Navy Submarine, The Associated Press CIA’s rendition and detention Aegis Cruiser Collide ROSWELL, N.M. — Felix program. Baumgartner stood poised in During Routine the open hatch of a capsule sus- Turkey Asks Syria- pended above Earth, wondering Operations; No Injuries, if he would make it back alive. Bound Armenian Plane Damage Unclear Twenty four miles below him, To Land in Northeast, millions of people were right NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — there with him, watching on the Inspects Cargo The Pentagon said late Satur- Internet and marveling at the ANKARA, Turkey (AP) day that it is investigating why wonder of the moment. a Navy submarine collided — Turkey’s foreign ministry A second later, he stepped off spokesman says Turkish au- with an Aegis cruiser off the the capsule and barreled toward East Coast. thorities are searching the cargo the New Mexico desert as a tiny of an Armenian plane bound for The U.S. Fleet Forces Com- white speck against a darkly- mand said in a news release that Syria. tinted sky. Millions watched him Selcuk Unal says Turkey the submarine USS Montpelier breathlessly as he shattered the granted the plane carrying aid and the Aegis cruiser USS San sound barrier and then landed for the Syrian city of Aleppo a Jacinto collided at about 3:30 safely about nine minutes later, The Associated Press permission to fly over its air- p.m. during routine opera- Red Bull Stratos, Balazs Gardi / becoming the world’s first super- In this photo provided by Red Bull Stratos, Pilot Felix Baumgartner of Austria cele- space only on condition it can tions. No one was injured, and sonic skydiver. search its cargo for possible mil- the extent of any damage to the brates after successfully completing the inal manned light for Red Bull Stratos in “When I was standing there Roswell, N.M., Sunday. Baumgartner came down safely in the eastern New Mex- itary equipment. vessels was not clear Saturday on top of the world, you be- Uncal said: “If nothing turns evening, said Lt. Commander ico desert minutes about nine minutes after jumping from his capsule 128,097 come so humble, you do not feet, or roughly 24 miles, above Earth. out it will be allowed to contin- Brian Badura of the Fleet Forc- think about breaking records ue on its route.” es Command. anymore, you do not think torcycle jumps on ABC’s “Wide The event happened without Turkey forced a Syrian pas- “We have had circumstances about gaining scientific data,” World of Sports.” a network broadcast in the Unit- senger plane flying from Mos- where Navy vessels have collid- Baumgartner said after Sunday’s It was part scientific wonder, ed States, though organizers cow to Damascus to land in An- ed at sea in the past, but they’re jump. “The only thing you want part daredevil reality show, with said more than 40 television sta- kara last week. Turkey says the fairly rare as to how often they is to come back alive.” the live-streamed event instantly tions in 50 countries — includ- Syrian Air plane was carrying do take place,” Badura told The The tightly-orchestrated capturing the world’s attention ing cable’s Discovery Channel in military gear. Russia said that Associated Press. jump meant to break records be- on a sleepy Sunday at the same the U.S. — carried the live feed. the equipment was spare parts Navy officials said the col- came much more in the dizzying, time seven NFL football games Instead, millions flocked online, for radar systems. lision was under investigation, breathtaking moment — a col- were being played in the U.S. It drawing more than 8 million si- Syria and Turkey barred but declined to offer specifics on lectively shared cross between proved, once again, the power multaneous views to a YouTube each other’s aircraft from fly- what happens next or on where Neil Armstrong’s moon landing of the Internet in a world where live stream at its peak, YouTube ing over their territory over the the incident took place. and Evel Knievel’s famed mo- news travels as fast as Twitter. officials said. weekend. Main 14  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 FROM THE FRONT PAGE / LOCAL / NORTHWEST

Businessman and state sen- which is currently located in Community ate candidate John Braun, who Centralia. is helping with the building Because the county county- Continued from the front page process, said the construction wide coalition will be moving, work is moving along quickly Smith said, it will help fund the and staying within the estimat- new building with some of its ed budget of about $265,000. savings. Crews will begin placing walls around the steel frame The coalition will take this week and start roof work 5,000 square feet of the next week, Braun said. 7,500-square-foot building. The construction crews, Smith said the coalition’s which mostly consists of vol- new location in Chehalis will unteers and two workers from be closer to all six food banks Stirnco Steel, out of Redmond, in the coalition, which will took advantage of the unusu- save travel costs and time. ally warm weather since work The food bank, which has began in September, Braun over 30 volunteers, serves 420 said. to 520 families each month, “Mother Nature has been and receives a majority of its Pete Caster / [email protected] good to us,” Braun said last food from Northwest Harvest Right: Brian LeBow drills in the fram- week at the end of a long dry ing on the Greater Chehalis Food spell. “But some rain will ac- and Food Lifeline, Smith said. Bank building in south Chehalis on tually help us. It’s been pretty The Chehalis Food Bank Thursday afternoon. dusty and dry.” is a part of the countywide Smith said the new food coalition and covers Chehalis, bank will house the Lewis Napavine, the Boistfort Valley County Food Bank Coalition, and Adna. The food bank, which has over 30 volunteers, serves 420 to 520 families each month.

Court Throws Out Seattle Former Lawmaker Sid Snyder Dead at 86 Yellow-Pages Restrictions OLYMPIA (AP) — For- 1995, Snyder was elected as mer Senate Majority Leader the Senate Democrats’ leader, SEATTLE (AP) — A federal The restrictions require the First Amendment. Sid Snyder died Sunday at his and he stayed in that position appeals court panel says Seattle’s publishers of the directories to But a three-judge panel of home in Long Beach. He was for seven years, including five restrictions on distributing the obtain permits and pay a fee the 9th Circuit Court of Ap- 86. as majority leader. He retired yellow pages in the city violate for each phone book distrib- peals unanimously reversed Gov. Chris from the Legislature in 2002 the U.S. Constitution. uted. that decision Monday. The Gregoire and returned to work at his The city adopted the restric- Dex Media and other yellow- judges said that noncommer- said Snyder, two grocery stores, Sid’s Mar- tions in 2010, saying that the pages companies sued, and a U.S. cial speech such as community a Democrat, ket and the Midtown Market, delivery of the phone books to District judge in Seattle upheld or government listings appear was “legend- in Long Beach. residents who didn’t want them the restrictions after finding the too, and that means the yellow ary for getting In July 2006, the road lead- generated 1,300 tons of waste phone books constituted pri- pages are entitled to the full things done ing onto the Capitol campus a year and cost the city nearly marily commercial speech not protection of the First Amend- and for his was renamed “Sid Snyder Av- $200,000 to dispose of. entitled to the full protection of ment. never-failing enue.” courtesy and Sid Snyder U.S. Sen. Patty Murray civility.” former senate said that Snyder was “kind Snyder majority leader and gracious, and because he Soldier Held in Afghan Rampage started work in Olympia in had the respect of everyone 1949 as an elevator operator that knew him, he was able to at the Capitol and later moved bring people together to solve Moved to Washington on to become bill room super- problems for the people of our visor. He was assistant chief state.” JOINT BASE LEWIS-MC- Lt. Col. Gary Dangerfield worth, Kan. clerk of the House for 12 years He is survived by his wife CHORD (AP) — The soldier confirms that Staff Sgt. Rob- He faces 16 counts of pre- and spent 19 years as secretary of 61 years, Bette Kennedy accused of killing 16 Afghan ert Bales arrived late Monday meditated murder; six counts of of the Senate. Snyder, three children and civilians in March has been afternoon at Joint Base Lewis- attempted murder; seven counts In 1990, Snyder was ap- four grandchildren. Services transferred to an Army base McChord and is being held in of assault; and one count each pointed to a Senate seat after will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Washington state, where pretrial confinement. of possessing steroids, using ste- the death of another senator, at the Carl P. Aase Gymna- he faces a pretrial hearing Bales was transferred from a roids, destroying a laptop, burn- and that fall was elected to sium at Ilwaco High School in Nov. 5. military prison at Fort Leaven- ing bodies, and using alcohol. seat in a special election. In Ilwaco.

News in Brief Chehalis River Flood-Warning Station Damaged in Grays Harbor County; Repairs to Cost $4,500 By The Chronicle A flood-warning station on the Chehalis River near Porter was Ladies, recently vandalized for the second time within two months, taking it out of operation, according to a press release from the U.S. Geologi- cal Survey. Real-time streamflow data from the USGS station are used by the your new best friend National Weather Service, Grays Harbor County, and other agen- cies to monitor river conditions and issue flood warnings to protect people and property, according to the release. The estimated cost of Or it should be... repairing the vandalism and returning the station to operation is es- timated to be $4,500. The station stopped sending streamflow data on Oct. 2 at approx- imately at 2:30 p.m. When it comes to having a mammogram, A report was filed with the Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s De- we want to do two things — put your mind partment, according to the release. Anyone with information about the damage to the flood-warning station is asked to contact the at ease and make you comfortable. Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s Department at (360) 249-3711. Digital mammography delivers a clearer, more detailed picture, providing Tenino to Present Marching Band Festival you with the most advanced By The Chronicle technology available for the early detection The Tenino High School Band will present its third annual Teni- of breast cancer. no Marching Band Festival Saturday at 12:30 p.m. The event will featuring bands from Rochester, Centralia, North And to make sure you’re as Mason, East Valley (Spokane), Tenino and the University of Wash- ington. comfortable as possible, we also offer The Tenino Marching Band Festival includes performances by all MammoPads® free of charge. These soft, bands, a Drumline Battle, a special performance by members of the UW Husky Marching Band, and a massed performance by all of the warm foam cushions are placed bands involved. between you and the mammography The bands will gather at Tenino Beaver Stadium. Cost is $5. More system, resulting in a more information is available at www.teninomarchingbandfestival.weebly. com. comfortable mammogram. Olequa Senior Center to Offer Basket Making Conventional Digital Classes This Weekend in Winlock Mammogram Mammogram By The Chronicle 521 Adams Ave. • Morton Basket making classes will be held at the Olequa Senior Center in 360-496-3523 CH482282bw.db Winlock Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 20 and 21. The beginning class will be Saturday and the advanced class Sun- www.mortongeneral.org day. Both start at 10 a.m. There is a limit of five people per class. For additional information, call Carolyn at 785-4325. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Official’s Corner: Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Overtime

COMMENTARY: 1A Boys Golf Editor’s Notes Fantasy Football Update

t was a recipe for ridiculous- ness. I A Mossyrock squad with a consistent fantasy output, play- ing at home in the renewed Old Helmet rivalry game, against a surprisingly explosive Log- ger offense? The defenses were doomed. It turned out to be the highest- scoring Central 2B League matchup of the year, with the Vikings win- ning 71-35. And it was By Aaron VanTuyl every bit as fan- avantuyl@ tastic as the fi- chronline.com nal score would have you believe. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Mossyrock's Kyler Hazen Rochester’s Deric Hawes lines up a putt on the 18th hole at Three Rivers Golf Course in Kelso during District 4 1A Boys Golf Tournament on Monday afternoon. Hawes piled up 207 yards from scrim- was in second place after the irst day of the tournament, which concludes today in Kelso. mage and a jaw-dropping six touchdowns for 57 points, while Onalaska's Travis McMillion ran for 222 yards and three touch- downs and passed for 34 yards Hawes in Second After Day 1 and a touchdown for 45 points. For anyone keeping score out there, that's a combined 132 fan- Warrior Ace Shoots 73 to Open District Tournament in Kelso tasy points for the McMillion- By Brandon Hansen While the number of state ahead of three more Fishermen aire over the past three games. [email protected] TOP 5 IN DISTRICT 4 tournament entries aren't de- in the top five. Most impressively, however, cided until the spring — when "If I had just made some those numbers — and the Log- The leaderboard, after the KELSO — As Deric Hawes the rest of the state's boys golf putts I would have been in the gers' 107 points over that three- first day of the District 4 1A Boys finished his first-round, 1-over- Golf Tournament in Kelso: teams finish their regular sea- high 60s," he said. "My 3-wood game stretch — came against par 73 at the District 4 1A Golf son — DeBruler said that Dis- off the tee was working pretty good teams. Wahkiakum, Tournament here at Three Riv- 1. Ross Kukula Ilwaco 71 Naselle and Mossyrock had a trict 4 hopes to send at least 15, good today. I think I hit 10 fair- er Golf Course on Monday af- 2. Deric Hawes Rochester 73 if not more. If the Warrior four ways on the day." combined record of 14-3 before ternoon, he quickly headed off 3. Clark Wilson Ilwaco 77 continue to shoot like they did DeBruler was impressed by playing the Loggers. McMillion, to see how his younger brother, 4. Anthony Yoder Ilwaco 78 Monday, in inclement weather how his golfers performed in in that span, is averaging over Brock, was faring on the links. 4. Kenneth Sheldon Ilwaco 78 200 rushing yards a game with The older Hawes, who sat in and less-than-ideal conditions, the weather, which turned into 10 rushing touchdowns. What'll second place among a field of 52 ester golfers with a chance to Deric Hawes will definitely a downpour after the first few happen when Onalaska isn't the golfers after Day 1 concluded, make state. have someone to talk to on the foursomes finished their round. underdog? We'll know on Friday, is hoping for some company at "I'm happy with our kids way to the state tournament. "The rain does make it dif- when the Loggers host Winlock. the state tournament. performances," DeBruler said. Hawes said he was hap- ficult to play, considering we On a nice side note, everyone "I hope that the other guys "There were 52 golfers today, 26 py with his performance but haven't had the rain all year," should welcome Napavine run- can make it," Hawes said. "The go back tomorrow and we have thought the score could have DeBruler said. "It wasn't easy for ning back Layne Hellem back to top four has a good chance of four of them." been even lower, despite the wet those guys to post good scores." the conversation. Hellem missed going to state." Brock Hawes was in 13th af- and windy conditions. Rochester's four golfers will the past few weeks with a leg Fifteen golfers from District ter shooting an 86, while Lucas "You've just got to take it a begin the second round of the injury, but returned to form in a 4 went to the State 1A Boys Golf Eastman was in 16th with an 87. little slower and take the time to District 4 tournament at 10 33-7 nonleague win over Ocosta Tournament last spring, includ- Brian Ranger had an 89 for 21st. dry off the grips on your clubs," a.m. today at Three Rivers Golf on Friday and, as far as output ing defending state champion "Brock was pretty consistent Hawes said. "We've played like Course. was concerned, seemed none the Ross Kukula of Ilwaco. all day and he's put himself into this before, though. I've got a Note: The District 4 2A worse for wear with 137 rush- Kukula was in first place a good position," DeBruler said. bunch of rain gear." Boys Golf Tournament, featur- ing yards and three touchdowns after shooting a 1-under 71 on "All four of those kids have put Hawes said that the mid- ing the top golfers from Cen- (32 points). On another nice Monday. More importantly for themselves in a position where ranged Three Rivers Golf tralia and W.F. West, will begin side note, though unrelated to Hawes and Warrior coach Mike if they play well (Tuesday) they Course was well-suited for his on Wednesday and wrap up on fantasy football, congratulations DeBruler, however, was the fact could all go to the state tourna- club selection. After Day 1, Thursday, also at Three Rivers to Adna coach K.C. Johnson on that there are three more Roch- ment." Hawes sat behind Kukula and Golf Course. the 100th win of his career with the Pirates, which is now in its 12th season. Adna beat Toutle 1A Girls Soccer Lake on Friday to pull its Cen- tral 2B League record to 3-3 and Rochester’s put itself in better position for a playoff spot. Althauser

Week 7 Stars Scores Five in Hazen, McMillion and Hel- lem weren't the only stars in the Win Over Adna C2BL on Friday. Mossyrock's By The Chronicle Cody Shriver ran for 105 yards ADNA — Two prolific scor- and a pair of scores, and added ers found the back of the net but a 54-yard touchdown catch, it was Rochester and midfielder finishing with an impressive Camryn Althauser who came 34 points. ... Pe Ell's Andy Pick- away with the 6-3 victory over ens went for 102 yards on the the host Pirates here Monday in ground with three scores (28 SWW 1A League Evergreen Di- points), and teammate Devin vision girls soccer action. Toepelt added 141 rushing yards Althauser notched a career- and a score (20 points). Brian high five goals, including a hat Reynolds (Morton-White Pass trick in the second half alone, running back) was up to his while Adna got two goals from usual tricks with 131 rushing Regyn Gaffney. yards, 13 receiving yards, three "Camryn had a very good touchdowns and an extra point game," Rochester coach John (33 points). MWP quarterback Hayes said. "Scoring five goals, Rylon Kolb ran for 22 yards and that doesn't happen very often. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] please see FANTASY, page S2 Rochester’s Camryn Althauser dribbles the ball during her team’s matchup at Adna on Monday. please see SOCCER, page S2

Throw-In The Final Word Rochester’s Jaelin Lan- Eastern Washington Moves to No. 1 in FCS Poll caster throws TV’s Best Bet the ball in dur- CHENEY, Wash. (AP) — The Eastern first two weeks of 2011. MLB Playoffs ing her team’s Washington football team is top-ranked Eastern Washington is 4-0 in the Big matchup NY Yankees at Detroit in the latest FCS poll. Sky Conference and 5-1 overall entering a against Adna 5 p.m. After their 27-24 win at Montana home game Saturday against Sacramento on Monday TBS afternoon in State on Saturday, the Eagles moved up State. Adna. five places to seize the No. 1 spot in The This marks the third straight season Sports Network poll released Monday. in which Eastern Washington has, at The Eagles won the national title in some point, been voted No. 1 in the FCS Brandon Hansen / [email protected] 2010, and then held the top ranking the rankings. Sports 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 SPORTS

NFL Prep Football Manning’s 3 TD Passes Official’s Corner: It Ain’t Over Til Overtime’s Over Each week this football sea- overtime period. Under NFHS son, Bob Berg of the Southwest rules, the defense cannot score. Spur Broncos’ Comeback Washington Football Officials If there is a fumble recovered SAN DIEGO (AP) — It took Broncos (3-3) who tied the Char- Association will explain the rules by the defense or an intercepted a quarterback the caliber of Pey- gers (3-3) atop the AFC West. of the prep gridiron. This week pass, officials shut down the ton Manning to pull off this It tied for the fourth-greatest in the Official’s Corner, Berg ex- play and the series is over. In the kind of comeback. regular-season comeback in plains the intricacies of overtime. NCAA, the defense can score Manning threw three touch- NFL history. and if a turnover occurs, the ball down passes in the second half Manning had been 1-5 in his After Further Review remains live. As a practical mat- and Tony Carter and Chris Har- last six games against San Diego, ter, if the defense gains posses- ris scored off turnovers by Philip all with Indianapolis. It used to be that some foot- ball games ended in a tie — sort sion and scores the game would Rivers as the Denver Broncos Rivers was intercepted four be over. If the defense fouls overcame a 24-0 halftime deficit times — three in the fourth quar- of like ‘kissing your sister,’ as after getting possession of the to stun the San Diego Chargers ter — and lost two fumbles. A the old phrase goes. It turns out 35-24 on Monday night. week earlier, the Chargers blew a that in one case, some profes- first score is a field goal, the scor- ball, the series ends; any score Manning was 13 of 14 for 167 10-point lead in the third quarter sional football games still end in ing team kicks off and the other by the defense is cancelled and yards in the second half for the in a 31-24 loss at New Orleans. a tie, albeit very seldom. Foot- team has an offensive opportu- the down is not repeated. If the ball games are normally decided nity. If that team fails to make a offense gains possession after Saturday’s Prep Cross Country within the 48-minute (NFHS) or first down, the game is over. If the defense has obtained posses- 60-minute (NCAA & NFL) four the first field goal by team A is sion (for example: a pass is inter- Centralia’s Larsen Third at Hoquiam quarters contest. Occasionally matched by a field goal by team cepted by the defender who then such is not the case. In all codes, B, then the next score wins. If fumbles the ball which is recov- By The Chronicle in the varsity boys race for Cen- a tie at the end of regulation the score remains tied at the ered by the offense), the series is causes the game to be extended HOQUIAM — Centralia’s tralia, finishing in 17:07. Team- end of the 15 minute overtime over. to overtime (NFHS and NFL) Carry Larsen finished third here mate Tim Ricker took 20th in period, the game ends in a tie, In the NFHS and NCAA, Saturday in the 32nd-annual 18:16, and the Tiger boys fin- or extra periods (NCAA). The except during the playoffs, when NFL uses a modified sudden- each series within the overtime Hoquiam Grizzly Alumni Invite ished fifth as a team behind the game is extended to a second Charles Wright, Emerald Ridge, death overtime procedure, while period starts from the 25 (except cross country race. overtime period. A playoff game Graham-Kapowsin and Arch- college and high school use an when dead ball fouls “carry over” Larsen covered the 5K course in the NFL can never end in a tie. and change the succeeding spot, bishop Murphy. ‘each side has an equal chance’ In high school and college, in 19 minutes, 46 seconds to fin- Charles Wright’s Travis approach. In all codes there is a which is too complicated to ex- ish third in the varsity girls race, each overtime/extra period plain here). The ball starts on Hensley won the varsity boys coin toss at the end of regulation consists of two series, with one 26 seconds behind the winner in the 25 in high school, except in race in 16:16. (after a 3-minute intermission in for each team. Each team gets a field of 71 runners. Teammate high school, or immediately in the beginning of the third over- Centralia will run in the Ev- one additional time out (they Serena Wallace finished 15th in college) and the winner chooses ergreen 2A Conference cham- do not carry over) and there is time period, when the ball is 22:00. offense, defense, or an end of pionships in East Olympia on no kickoff; the ball is placed at spotted on the 10 yard line for Cory Richardson took fifth Wednesday. field on which to play (NFHS, that period and each subsequent NCAA) or kick or receive (NFL). the opponent/defense’s 25 yard line. There is no game clock but period. College does it differ- the play clock (NFHS: 25 sec- ently: Beginning with the third Fantasy: Big Game for Olson What’s the Difference? onds, NCAA: 40/25 seconds) is extra period, a team that scores In the pros, overtime begins used. The offense can make first a touchdown must attempt a Continued from Sports 1 games, and went for 60 yards with a kickoff, and the special downs; once they score or turn 2-point conversion. In all NFHS and two scores in a blowout win timing rules in effect during the ball over on downs, the other and NCAA contests (regular passed for 116 yards and three over Winlock (18 points). The the last 2 minutes of regulation team gets an offensive opportu- and postseason) the game will touchdowns (19 points). The Cardinals' Chance Fisher ran for are in effect. In the NFL, if the nity. At the end of the overtime be decided and a winner deter- T-Wolf defense was stalwart as 102 yards and touchdown (16 first score in overtime is a touch- period, if the score remains mined, leaving the cousins, as usual, holding previously unde- points), though the majority of down, the game is over. If the tied, teams proceed to the next the saying goes, unkissed. feated Wahkiakum to 6 points those came on a 96-yard scoring and nary a completed pass. … run. The usual suspects came up Rochester Shut Out on Long Trip to Forks big for Toledo. Mack Gaul ran Coming This Week for two scores and returned an By The Chronicle well for us," Forks coach Chris yard interception return and re- interception for another, with Adna's at Pe Ell in a rivalry FORKS — Rochester fell Barnes said. "Forks made plays corded a late safety. 119 yards from scrimmage for game. Anything could happen, when it counted. Hats off to William McGinnis led the but the four to watch will be 23-0 to SWW 1A League Ever- 30 points, and Cody Meier ran them." Warriors with 33 yards. Adna's Mike Thompson and Jar- green Division opponent Forks for 79 yards, added 15 receiving Forks scored on a 52-yard "We were unable to get any ed Olson and Pe Ell's Devin To- yards and scored three times (27 on Friday night, despite putting punt return and a 45-yard run momentum and couldn't handle epelt and Andy Pickens, as usu- points). … W.F. West put up 44 up a gritty defensive perfor- by Mitchell Leppell to take a the conditions," Barnes said. al. … As previously mentioned, points in a win over River Ridge mance. 14-0 lead into halftime. After a Rochester (1-6) will play at Onalaska is at Winlock. The on Friday, led Tanner Gueller. "The defense played very scoreless third, Forks got a 16- Stevenson on Friday. The Bearcat quarterback passed Cardinals' defense isn't as tough for 109 yards and four TDs, as what the Loggers have been up against the past three weeks, while running for 103 yards and again in the 37th minute, before downpour the entire game. Usu- which could make things very a score (36 points). His favorite Gaffney notched a score for the ally those kind of games are low- receiver this week was Michael interesting as Onalaska goes Soccer for its second win of the year. … Pirates just a minute before half- scoring." Forgione, who scored twice on Continued from Sports 1 time. Alhauser scored again in four catches for 34 yards (15 Toledo has a tough matchup at La Center. The Wildcats beat at- "We really trained in the last the 42nd, 47th and 68th minute points), and adds a bit of value She missed a few early chances few days to finish," Hayes said. for the Warriors. Adna got two as a threat to take kickoffs all the-time-unbeaten Tenino 40-6 but once she got into the rhythm, two weeks ago and could make "We wanted to get good oppor- scores in the final 10 minutes, by the way back. … Tenino quar- then she got hungry." life hard for Mack Gaul, Cody tunities and use them. The team Haley Minkoff and Gaffney. terback Mac Shaw ran for the Althauser scored in the dominated the game and they Rochester (8-4 overall) Beavers' only touchdown in a Meier and the Indian offense. 18th minute, and Karlee Pear- looked good. It was nice to see will host Tenino at home to- loss to Montesano, going for 181 … Napavine hosts Mossyrock. son added another goal in the the ball finally hit the net, es- night, while Adna is at Elma on yards on the ground and 108 Both teams are 3-3 in league 36th minute. Althauser scored pecially with the conditions of a Wednesday. yards through the air (28 points). games, and both teams have been susceptible to big games Waiver Wire Finds by opposing offensive players. Hazen and Hellem could each It's getting a bit late in the do something wild. … No. 8 season for breakout games, but W.F. 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College Football

UnderDawgs Fall Short To USC, 24-14

Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Washington quarterback Keith Price (17) licks of a pass under pressure against Southern California during the irst half of an NCAA college football game Saturday in Seattle. Price completed the pass to Bishop Sankey for 15 yards and a irst down, setting up a touchdown. LOST CHANCE: Mistakes getting tipped for an intercep- it’s working for me,” Price said. throws at one point as he tried the locker room 24-7, it’s hard. It tion and Price fumbling on a Washington coach Steve to rally the Huskies. He finished makes it hard to win.” Hurt Huskies in Upset late scramble with 2 minutes re- Sarkisian and many of Price’s 20 of 28 for 198 yards, with TD Washington found itself in Bid of No. 11 Trojans maining as he was hit from the teammates were quick to say the tosses for 17 yards to Kasen Wil- a hole at half thanks to the run- side during a final frantic drive responsibility isn’t all on their liams and 29 yards to Seferian- ning of USC’s Silas Redd and a By Tim Booth by the Huskies. junior quarterback who was Jenkins. But after Washington huge special teams play by An- The Associated Press But it was his fumble inside sacked five times and hit nu- committed five turnovers last thony Brown. After coming the USC 5 with 11 minutes left week at Oregon, another four close twice previously, Brown SEATTLE — Emotionally merous others. that ended Washington’s best “People are going to make against the Trojans — plus the blocked Coons’ punt, picked up drained, Keith Price spoke soft- chance at making things un- blocked punt — was not what the loose ball and returned it for ly with his eyes red and his body mistakes. That’s the nature of comfortable for the Trojans after the game and Keith Price is the the Huskies needed in the final a touchdown late in the first half. battered. the Huskies trailed 24-7 at half- game of a daunting opening It was the first punt blocked re- Trying to carry Washington leader of our team and we’re go- time. ing to stand behind him,” tight stretch that featured LSU, Stan- turned for a score against the and making too many mistakes Down by 10, Washington (3- ford and Oregon. Huskies since 2009 against Or- along the way left Price a wreck. end Austin Seferian-Jenkins 3, 1-2 Pac-12) was on the cusp of said. Williams was a complete egon. “Mentally it’s rough dealing making it a one possession game non-factor after the first quar- Brown’s block came after with something like this, know- Price missed his first three with a first-and-goal at the USC passes then hit 15 straight ter. He caught a pair of passes on Redd rushed for 108 yards and a ing that you had an opportunity 6. The Huskies had run the ball the Huskies first scoring drive touchdown in the first half and to win the game and I mess it up, on six straight plays and used after USC (5-1, 3-1) had jumped Matt Barkley added an 18-yard and on several occasions,” Price a third-down completion to to a 10-0 lead then disappeared. TD pass to Xavier Grimble. Tro- said. “I’ll grow from this. I’ve fullback Jonathan Amosa for HUSKIES Williams went without a catch jans continued rebuilding their never really had to deal with 9 yards to get inside the Tro- AT A GLANCE the final 46 minutes of the game. resume following last month’s stuff like this before and it’s jans 10. Bishop Sankey gained Travis Coons also badly loss to Stanford that appeared good for me.” 3 yards on first down, and on Sept. 1 vs. San Diego State W, 21-12 missed a 45-yard attempt late to end their national champi- Price committed three turn- second down, Price rolled from Sept. 8 at LSU L, 41-3 in the third quarter that could onship hopes, even if their ef- overs in the fourth quarter to the pocket. As he pump-faked, Sept. 15 vs. Portland State W, 52-13 have pulled the Huskies within fort was bland at times. Barkley short-circuit Washington’s at- Sept. 27 vs. Stanford * W, 17-13 Jawanza Starling reached in Oct. 6 at Oregon * L, 52-21 one score. finished 10 of 20 for 167 yards, tempts to rally from a 17-point and stripped the ball free, then Oct. 13 vs. USC * L, 24-14 “I don’t know if you want to while Marqise Lee was held to deficit, and No. 11 USC held on fell on it at the USC 4 after two Oct. 20 at Arizona 7 p.m. say it’s taking the field lethargic just two catches for 32 yards, the for a 24-14 win over the Huskies teammates failed to corral the Oct. 27 vs. Oregon State TBA or whatever it is, we took the first time in 10 games he’s been on Saturday. loose ball with 11:03 left. Nov. 2 at California 6 p.m. field and didn’t respond great held to that few receptions. The final two turnovers “I just have to play better and Nov. 10 vs. Utah TBA in the first half of the game,” Redd finished with 155 Nov. 17 at Colorado * TBA charged to Price were a matter I keep saying that week in and Nov. 23 at Washington State 12:30 p.m. Sarkisian said. “When you spot yards, his second-best total of of situation, with a forced passed week out and it doesn’t feel like good teams leads and you go in the season. Offense Collects 420 Yards But Cougars Still Fall to Bears RAN OVER: Bears Get game was the 78 yards on 10 car- Cal responded with a 75- ries by Maynard. yard drive, and Anderson ran Over 300 Yards Rushing “They’ve got to account for over from the 4 to give the Bears as WSU Drops to the quarterback,” Anderson said. a 14-3 lead that they held at the 0-4 in Pac-12 Play “Zach did a great job of getting end of the first half. upfield.” WSU receiver Marquess Wil- By Nicholas K. Geranios Maynard completed 14 of 23 son, who caught four passes for passes for 189 yards, and was The Associated Press 87 yards in the first half, was in- intercepted twice. Cal finished PULLMAN, Wash. — It was with 507 total yards of offense. jured late in the half and did not Mike Leach bobblehead doll Washington State has lost return. night at Washington State on four in a row, and Leach is still Cal marched 71 yards on the Saturday, but the coach wasn’t looking for his first Pac-12 win. opening drive of the second half, sure how popular the items The Cougars continued to with Maynard running over would be after the Cougars lost suffer offensive woes, switching from the 1-yard line for a 21-3 to California 31-17. quarterbacks in the first quarter. lead. “I hope they are able to give WSU had trouble punching the Washington State came back all 10,000 of them away,” Leach ball into the end zone when it with a 75-yard drive, with Tuel quipped. “Some people might got into scoring position. passing 8 yards to Brett Barto- have turned them back in.” “We left meat scraps all over lone for a touchdown to narrow Leach was satisfied by the ef- the table,” Leach said. “We had Cal’s lead to 21-10 with 6:42 left fort of the Cougars (2-5, 0-4 Pac- opportunities to win that game.” in the third. That broke a string 12), who produced 420 yards of The Bears scored first, af- of six quarters in which WSU offense. ter Michael Lowe’s interception had not scored a touchdown. Dean Hare / The Associated Press “I thought we did some good gave Cal the ball on its own 25. Washington State quarterback Jef Tuel throws during the irst quarter of an NCAA things,” Leach said. “We took a On the third play, Maynard con- Vincenzo D’Amato hit a 52- yard field goal to lift Cal to a college football game against California, Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at Martin Stadi- step forward.” nected with Allen, his brother, um in Pullman, Wash. For California, a second on a short pass that turned into 24-10 lead with 2:02 left in consecutive win has changed a 69-yard touchdown reception the third. Furney missed a the outlook for the Bears, who and a 7-0 Bears lead late in the 43-yarder for WSU early in started the season 1-4, receiver first quarter. Allen finished with the fourth quarter. COUGARS Keenan Allen said. 11 receptions for 166 yards. Anderson added a 29- “I hope they are able “Confidence is very high,” Al- On its next possession, Cal yard touchdown run for a AT A GLANCE len said. “We feel we can play drove to WSU’s 10 before May- to give all 10,000 of 31-10 lead Aug. 30 at BYU L, 30-6 with anybody.” nard was intercepted by An- Bartolone caught a them away. Some Quarterback Zach Maynard thony Carpenter. Jeff Tuel, who Sept. 8 vs. Eastern Washington W, 24-20 touchdown pass from Sept. 14 at UNLV W, 35-27 threw for a touchdown and ran replaced Connor Halliday at people might have Tuel midway through the Sept. 22 vs. Colorado L, 35-34 for another, and Cal rushed for a quarterback after Halliday was Sept. 29 vs. Oregon L, 51-26 fourth quarter to complete turned them back in.’’ season-high 318 yards. intercepted twice, then led WSU Oct. 6 at Oregon State L, 19-6 C.J. Anderson rushed for 86 yards to the 3. But two in- the scoring. Mike Leach, Oct. 13 vs. California L, 31-17 112 yards and two touchdowns complete passes and a short run Tuel completed 30 of 53 on his own Oct. 27 at Stanford 3:15 p.m. Nov. 3 at Utah TBA as the Golden Bears (3-4, 2-2) made them settle for Andrew passes for 320 yards and bobblehead night Nov. 10 vs. UCLA TBA earned their eighth straight win Furney’s 20-yard field goal to cut two touchdowns. Isiah My- Nov. 17 at Arizona State TBA over the Cougars. Cal’s lead to 7-3 in the second ers caught eight passes for Nov. 23 vs. Washington 12:30 p.m. Anderson said a key to the quarter. 108 yards. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012

NFL Not The Patriots’ Day HAWKS PICK UP SIGNATURE WIN OVER NFL DYNASTY, IMPORTANT DIVISIONAL MATCHUP LOOMING ON THURSDAY

Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Seattle Seahawks’ Jeron Johnson raises his arms as he leaves the ield after the team beat the New England Patriots in an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012, in Seattle. The Seahawks won 24-23. THRILLER: Seattle’s Late Brandon Lloyd then was sacked attempts without being picked Brady’s day tied for the sec- fense we want the game on our by Jason Jones, the first sack all off. One of Brady’s interceptions ond most completions and was shoulders,” Seattle linebacker Rally stuns Patriots 24-23 day by Seattle. His pass for Aar- came in the end zone, squander- the most attempts in any game Bobby Wagner said. “We have By Tim Booth on Hernandez, back after being ing yet another for the Patriots. of his career. Welker tied Jerry the confidence in us; we know out since Week 2 with an ankle New England came away Rice with his 15th career game Pete has the confidence in us.” The Associated Press injury, was incomplete, and Wes with just one touchdown in six of at least 10 receptions and Seattle forced the Patriots SEATTLE — In the midst of Welker was stopped short on trips inside Seattle’s 20. The more than 100 yards receiving. into just their fifth three-and- watching his team rally with 14 fourth down. most damaging came at the end Brady also topped 300 yards for out of the season and only 14 points in the final 7½ minutes, That’s when the celebration of the first half when coach Bill the 49th time in his career to seconds elapsed before Zoltan Seattle coach Pete Carroll forgot started for the Seahawks, who Belichick opted to throw with move into a tie for seventh all- Mesko punted. Leon Washing- about his history as a one-time pulled off yet another late stun- 6 seconds remaining instead of time with Warren Moon. ton returned the punt 25 yards coach of the New England Pa- ner at home after their contro- kicking the field goal from the But all those missed scor- and Seattle started its winning triots. versial win over Green Bay last Seattle 3. Brady was flagged for ing chances came back to bite drive at its 43. Notes He was too busy celebrating month. intentional grounding and the the Patriots late after they were : Seattle P Jon Ryan av- Seattle’s unlikely comeback and “There were some times ensuing time runoff ended the forced to punt on two of their fi- eraged 60 yards per punt on four a starring performance by rook- where we got put in some bad half. nal three possessions and left to punts. According to the team, ie quarterback Russell Wilson. positions and we needed to bail “You lose by one point and watch Seattle rally. he is the first punter since 1946 “That’s funny that you even them out,” Seattle cornerback here are a lot of things we could Seattle’s winning touchdown to average at least 60 yards per bring that up. I hadn’t even Richard Sherman said. “They have done better to not be in came after Carroll showed con- kick in a game. ... Hall of Fame thought about it. You know, that bailed us out of some tough situ- that situation,” Brady said. fidence in his defense. The Se- DT Cortez Kennedy had his No. was a long time ago, and there ations so it works and in hand. New England dominated ahawks went three-and-out with 96 retired during a halftime cer- have been a lot of games,” Car- Everybody did their part.” statistically. They rolled up 475 3:20 left and Carroll risked never emony. He joins Steve Largent roll said. “I really love Robert Wilson finished 16 of 27 for total yards after Seattle had not seeing the ball again and punted. (No. 80), Walter Jones (No. 71) Kraft, he’s a great man and he’s 293 yards, the best day of his allowed any opponent more Even though Seattle had and Seattle’s 12th Man crowd been great throughout the years young career. He added Brady than 300 this season. They ran three timeouts and the two- (No. 12) as the only retired jer- about our separation, of sorts. I to an impressive list of quarter- 85 offensive plays to Seattle’s 55 minute warning, it was still a seys in team history. ... Hernan- respect the heck out of him. But, backs he’s topped this year: Tony and went eight straight drives risky proposition. dez finished with six receptions I’m a competitor, and heck yeah Romo, Aaron Rodgers and Cam without punting. “I wasn’t surprised. As a de- for 30 yards. I want to win against those guys.” Newton. It was also the fifth Wilson found Sidney Rice time in six games Wilson found behind the secondary for a 46- himself in a late drive with the yard touchdown with 1:18 re- game on the line. maining, and the Seahawks ral- “I think I’m always comfort- lied for 14 points in the final 7:31 able no matter the situation, I to stun the New England Patri- think I’m just more experienced,” ots 24-23 Sunday. Wilson said. “Being in those sit- Wilson hit Braylon Edwards uations you have to trust what on fourth down for a 10-yard you see, you have to be quick TD to get the Seahawks within with your decisions, but also be- 23-17. After a pair of holds by lieve in your decisions and just Seattle’s defense, Wilson found be decisive with the football.” Rice streaking open on a double Brady finished 36 of 58 for move for his third touchdown 395 yards and touchdown pass- pass of the game. Steven Haus- es of 1 yard to Hernandez and chka’s extra point gave Seattle 46 yards to Welker in the first (4-2) the lead with 78 seconds half. Welker had 10 catches for remaining. 138 yards, his fourth straight Tom Brady had a final game over 100. Brady topped chance to make up for all the 300 yards passing for the 49th opportunities the Patriots (3- time, but was intercepted in the 3) squandered. Starting at his second half by Sherman and Dean Rutz / The Seattle Times 20 with 1:14 left, Brady missed Earl Thomas after going 179 Seahawks’ receiver Sidney Rice pulls in the go-ahead touchdown — a 46-yard pass from Russell Wilson with 1:18 to play. Kelley: Seahawks’ Defense Gives Team Hope in Win om Brady rarely throws a chance to make magic. start, it’s how you finish. And But in the red zone, we played “Very good. The NFL Net- interceptions. But he The defense found a way today we finished.” good ball.” work and all those pundits, they Tthrew two Sunday. to make Brady look average. It The defense made just The defense gave the offense can’t know everything and we The Patriots offense doesn’t kept alive this game that ap- enough stops to give the offense the luxury of time. It didn’t let keep shutting them up week have three-and-outs, but twice peared to be fading to black. hope. At the end of the first the game get unruly. It main- by week by week,” said Sher- in the fourth quarter when “Even when Tom Brady was half, the Patriots moved to the tained hope, hung together and man, the unofficial spokesman the game tightened, the Pats eating us up and they were get- Seahawks’ 3, but the pass rush gave a rookie quarterback the for the defense who stopped couldn’t move the ball. ting big yards here and there, pressured Brady into intention- chance to settle into a game and a third-quarter drive with an New Eng- we wouldn’t break,” defensive ally grounding the ball in the maybe even settle into a season. interception. “We’re resilient. land converts end Red Bryant said. “We end zone with one second left. The defense afforded Rus- We don’t break. Even when they with Swiss- kept coming. That manifests By rule, the half was over. sell Wilson enough chances to were moving the ball, we stayed watch precision through the team. You wit- And early in the fourth win the game. And the rookie disciplined and eventually we in the red zone, nessed it today. It was 23-10. We quarter, with the ball on the responded. In the fourth quar- wore them down.” but in Sunday’s were down. But we kept fight- Hawks’ 6, Earl Thomas out- ter, he out-Brady-ed Tom Brady, After the game, sitting in his remarkable 24- ing tooth and nail. I’m happy faked and out-thought Brady, throwing two touchdown locker cubicle, Sherman was 23 Seahawks today because of the way we intercepting a pass in the end passes. talking as fast and hard as he win over the By Steve Kelley responded.” zone and returning it 23 yards. “I was in awe (of Wilson),” played. He was revved up, full Patriots, New The Seattle The defense held the NFL’s Still, with nine minutes left, Sherman said. “He was a magi- of so much energy he looked England twice Times statistically best offense to six New England led 23-10 and cian. He was magnificent.” ready to play the Thursday got inside the 7 second-half points. It didn’t even in CenturyLink’s House of It’s early and the Seahawks night game against San Fran- and couldn’t score. cave to New England’s constant Thrills this game appeared to be are only 4-2, but there is a feel- cisco. “Me and Earl (Thomas) pressure, didn’t stress when done. New England doesn’t lose ing in town and in the locker “I am pretty jacked,” he said. walked up to Brady and said, the Patriots tried to speed the these games. room that something special “I wish I was going on the NFL ‘We’re better than you. You’re tempo. The defense endured. But the defense stopped the is happening. It’s beginning Network right now to tell them just a man. We’re a team,’ “ Se- “We went and got this game. Patriots on their last four pos- to look a little, just a little, like exactly how I feel. If y’all could ahawks cornerback Richard They didn’t lose it,” Bryant said. sessions. 2005. let them know I want to be on, Sherman said. “We’re never “This defense is resilient. We’re “We have a mindset,” safety “We’ve thought that from that would be awesome.” gonna let just one man beat us.” hardheaded. We’re gonna keep Thomas said. “We’re hungry. the beginning,” said nickelback Yo Richard, trust me, the The Seahawks defense sur- coming. And the offense feeds We’re young. We’re physical. Marcus Trufant, who was a NFL Network knows how good rendered 475 yards to New Eng- off us. They know that no mat- We always say, ‘Just give us an starting corner on the Hawk you are. A defense that is mak- land. It allowed 17 points and ter what the situation is, instead inch and we’ll protect it.’ We team that won the ‘05 NFC title. ing this much noise, a team 252 yards in the first half. But in of complaining and moaning bent a little bit today. That was “We’ve got room to grow and we that is winning games this dra- this sweet, sweet slugfest, it was at each other, we buckle down. the first offense that was able can get better.” matically, week after week, gets the defense that gave the offense We understand, it ain’t how you to move the ball like that on us. Just how good? noticed.

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Scoreboard WNBA PREP 5. Pe Ell 6. Oak Harbor (6-1) beat Marysville- Houston 39, UAB 17 6. La Conner Getchell 28-14. Kent State 31, Army 17 Local Prep Schedules 7. NW Christian (Colbert) (tie) Ferndale (7-0) beat Bellingham Wisconsin 38, Purdue 14 WNBA Finals TUESDAY, Oct. 16 8. Darrington 48-0. Ole Miss 41, Auburn 20 Volleyball 9. Dayton 8. Shelton (6-1) lost to North Thur- Virginia Tech 41, Duke 20 Tenino at Rochester, 7 p.m. 10. Kittitas ston 21-20. Temple 17, Connecticut 14 (OT) Kalama at Toledo, 7 p.m. 9. Glacier Peak (6-1) beat Shorewood Toledo 52, Eastern Michigan 47 Opener is All Fever Tulane 27, Southern Methodist 26 Tumwater at Centralia, 7 p.m. Class 1B 24-14. Ohio 34, Akron 28 W.F. West at Black Hills, 7 p.m. 1. Tekoa-Oakesdale 10. Timberline (6-1) beat Mount MINNEAPOLIS (MCT) — Indiana was on the North Carolina 18, Miami (FL) 14 Toutle Lake at Morton-White Pass 2. Pateros Tahoma 40-6. UCLA 21, Utah 14 road and guard Katie Douglas, one of its top scorers (Morton), 7 p.m. 3. Colton 4. Wilbur-Creston Class 2A Maryland 27, Virginia 20 was back home, rehabilitating her sprained left ankle. Mossyrock at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. Ball State 30, W. Michigan 24 (OT) 5. Moses Lake Christian 1. Othello (6-0) beat Selah 48-0. Seemingly a bad scenario for the Fever against the Wahkiakum at Napavine, 7 p.m. Nevada 42, UNLV 37 6. Odessa-Harrington 2. Lakewood (7-0) beat Cedarcrest 55- Winlock at Adna, 7 p.m. No. 1 Alabama 42, Missouri 10 Lynx, who were 19-1 on their home court this season. 7. Sunnyside Christian 0. Girls Soccer Texas Tech 49, No. 5 West Virginia 14 8. Mount Vernon Christian 3. Lynden (6-1) beat Burlington-Edi- But not Sunday night. Indiana upset the Lynx 76- Tenino at Rochester, 7 p.m. No. 7 Notre Dame 20, No. 17 Stanford 13 9. St. John-Endicott Kings Way at Toledo/Winlock, 7 p.m. son 34-7. No. 10 Oregon St. 42, Br. Young 24 70 in the first game of the best-of-five WNBA Finals Centralia at Tumwater, 7 p.m. 10. Rainier Christian 4. Prosser (6-1) beat West Valley (Ya- No. 24 Boise State 20, Fresno State 10 despite 14,322 fans screaming against the visitors. Black Hills at W.F. West, 7 p.m. kima) 19-8. No. 25 Michigan 45, Illinois 0 Erlana Larkins was the difference. The 6-1 forward Napavine at Hoquiam, 7 p.m. Cross Country 5. Tumwater (6-1) beat Centralia 48-0. Bowling Green 37, Miami (OH) 12 Cross Country State Coaches Poll 6. Capital (5-2) beat Black Hills 56-7. Rice 34, UTSA 14 was a bench player throughout the season. Now she's Toledo/Winlock at Trico League Week 7/Oct. 15 7. Mark Morris (6-1) beat Ridgefield Oklahoma State 20, Kansas 14 becoming a double-double phenom in the playoffs. Chamiponships (White Salmon), 3:30 Boys 21-14. Northern Illinois 45, Buffalo 3 Larkins had 16 points and 15 rebounds and Tamika p.m. Class 4A 8. W. F. West (5-2) beat River Ridge Utah State 49, San Jose State 27 Girls Swimming 1. Central Valley 44-26. East Carolina 41, Memphis 7 Catchings had 20 points, three steals and four blocks. Black Hills/Tumwater at Centralia- 2. Eisenhower 9. East Valley (Spokane) (5-2) lost to No. 12 Fla. State 51, Boston College 7 The two hurt and frustrated the Lynx on both ends of Chehalis, 4 p.m. 3. Gig Harbor West Valley (Spokane) 30-27. No. 4 Florida 31, Vanderbilt 17 the court. 4. Lewis & Clark Boys Golf 10. West Valley (Spokane) (6-1) beat M. Tennessee 34, Florida INT 30 Seimone Augustus led the Lynx with 23 points but District 4 1A Boys Golf Tournament 5. Henry Jackson East Valley (Spokane) 30-27. San Diego State 38, Colorado State 14 at Three Rivers Golf Course (Kelso), 10 6. Camas No. 11 USC 24, Washington 14 the home team had trouble handling the ball (17 turn- a.m. 7. Tahoma Class 1A No. 21 Cincinnati 49, Fordham 17 overs) and shooting from behind the arc (5-for-18). Arkansas 49, Kentucky 7 8. Kamiak 1. King’s (7-0) beat Granite Falls 57-7. This is the first time the Lynx, the defending WEDNESDAY, Oct. 17 9. Olympia 2. Royal (7-0) beat Connell 47-0. TCU 49, Baylor 21 Texas State 38, Idaho 7 Girls Soccer 10. Mead 3. Cashmere (7-0) beat Brewster 83-0. WNBA champions and the top seed this year, have Arkansas State 36, South Alabama 29 Adna at Elma, 7 p.m. 4. Cle Elum/Roslyn (6-1) lost to Zillah Air Force 28, Wyoming 27 trailed in three playoff series this year. Boys Golf Class 3A 42-35. No. 9 LSU 23, No. 3 South Carolina 21 Indiana took a 14-7 lead four minutes into the game District IV 2A Boys Golf Tourna- 1. North Central 5. Hoquiam (7-0) beat Rainier 63-0. 2. Kamiakin 6. Cascade Christian (6-1) beat Cedar No. 8 Ohio State 52, Indiana 49 on Catchings' three-pointer, her second of the game. ment at Three Rivers Golf Course (Kel- UCF 38, Southern Miss 31 (OT) 3. Nathan Hale Park Christian (Bothell) 28-0. so), 10 a.m. La.-Monroe 35, Florida Atlantic 14 The Lynx's response was a 7-0 run. Rebekkah 4. Seattle Prep 7. La Center (7-0) beat Seton Catholic Cross Country No. 19 Mississippi St. 41, Tennessee 31 Brunson started it with a drive up the lane and ended 5. University 71-0. Evergreen 2A Conference Champi- No. 22 Tex. A&M 59, No. 23 La. Tech 57 6. Mt. Spokane 8. Blaine (6-1) beat Meridian 34-27. it with a rebound basket. In between, Augustus made onships at Deschutes River Ranch, East California 31, Washington State 17 Olympia, 4 p.m. 7. Bellevue 9. Charles Wright Academy (6-0) beat a three-pointer following Maya Moore's miss of a 8. Interlake Chimacum 34-7. Sunday’s Result 9. Mercer Island three-point shot, rebound and pass to the left corner. THURSDAY, Oct. 18 10. Montesano (5-2) beat Tenino 50-7. New Mexico 35, Hawaii 23 The first quarter ended with Indiana ahead 25-20. Volleyball 10. Shadle Park Rochester at Montesano, 7 p.m. Class 2B Catchings had eight points, as did Brunson . Castle Rock at Toledo, 7 p.m. Class 2A 1. Morton/White Pass (7-0) beat The Fever made three of its first four shots in the 1. Sehome Onalaska at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Wahkiakum 51-6. MLB second quarter to open up a 10-point lead at 32-22. Aberdeen at Centralia, 7 p.m. 2. Squalicum 2. Waitsburg-Prescott (6-1) beat Mab- W.F. West at Capital, 7 p.m. 3. Bellingham ton 54-8. Postseason Glance January hit a long jumper, Phillips made a three-point Morton-White Pass at Wahkiakum, 4. Cedarcrest 3. Willapa Valley (6-0) idle. All Times PDT and Larkins scored on a layup off a Briann January 7 p.m. 5. Deer Park 4. Wahkiakum (6-1) lost to Morton/ LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES pass, her third assist of the game. Elma at Tenino, 7 p.m. 6. Selah White Pass 51-6. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 7. Cheney American League Pe Ell at Winlock, 7 p.m. 5. Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia (6-1) lost Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve had seen enough and All games televised by TBS Girls Soccer 8. Capital to DeSales 38-12. called timeout. 9. Mark Morris 6. Lind-Ritzville/Sprague (6-0) beat Rochester at Montesano, 7 p.m. Detroit 2, New York 0 It worked to settle down the home team. An 8-0 10. Lindbergh Reardan 34-0. Toledo/Winlock at Seton Catholic, 6 Saturday, Oct. 13: Detroit 6, New Lynx run ensued, with Augustus scoring four of the p.m. 7. Colfax (4-1) beat Springdale 40-6. York 4, 12 innings Class 1A Centralia at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. (tie) DeSales (5-1) beat Tekoa-Oakes- Sunday, Oct. 14: Detroit 3, New points, and the Fever lead was down to 32-30. 1. Charles Wright Capital at W.F. West, 7 p.m. dale/Rosalia 38-12. York 0 2. King’s But the Lynx could not take the lead or tie Indiana Napavine at Forks, 7 p.m. 9. Naselle (4-2) lost to Raymond 14-6. Tuesday, Oct. 16: New York 3. Lakeside the rest of the half. The Fever shot 52.8 percent, and at Cross Country 10. Reardan (4-2) lost to Lind-Ritz- (Hughes 16-13) at Detroit (Verlander 4. Medical Lake 17-8), 5:07 p.m. Rochester at Evergreen League ville/Sprague 34-0. halftime, Indiana's lead was 43-40. Catchings had 11 5. Meridian Wednesday, Oct. 17: New York (Sa- championships at Montesano, 3:30 p.m. points and Larkins was 5-for-5 for 10 points. 6. Lynden Christian bathia 15-6) at Detroit (Scherzer 16-7), Central 2B League Championship at 7. Cashmere 5:07 p.m. The Lynx beat Indiana twice during the regu- Mossyrock, 4 p.m. 8. Montesano x-Thursday, Oct. 18: New York at Girls Swimming COLLEGE FOOTBALL Detroit, 1:07 p.m. lar season in back-to-back games in mid-September. 9. Toledo CCR at Capital, 4 p.m. x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Detroit at New Whalen's basket with 1.6 seconds left gave the Lynx 10. Riverside Week 8 Rankings (Oct. 14) Boys Golf York, 1:07 p.m. BCS Standings a 66-64 road win on Sept. 14. Three days later the District IV 2A Boys Golf Tourna- x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Detroit at New Boys 2B/1B Rk. Team Record ment at Three Rivers Golf Course (Kel- York, 5:15 p.m. Lynx won 86-79 at home behind Moore's 29 points. 1. NW Christian-Colbert 1 Alabama 6-0 so), 10 a.m. She made six three-pointers and was 5-for-5 on three- 2. Tri-Cities Prep 2 Florida 6-0 National League 3. NW Christian-Lacey 3 Oregon 6-0 All games televised by Fox point shots in the third quarter, tying a league record Prep Football Standings 4. Onalaska 4 Kansas State 6-0 Team Ov. Lg. for three-pointers in a quarter. Moore finished with 14 5. Republic 5 Notre Dame 6-0 St. Louis 1, San Fracisco 1 Evergreen 2A Conference points on 4-for-14 shooting Sunday. 6. Asotin 6 LSU 6-1 Sunday, Oct. 14: St. Louis 6, San Tumwater 6-1 3-0 7 South Carolina 6-1 Francisco 4 7. Mossyrock Capital 5-2 2-1 8 Oregon State 5-0 Monday, Oct. 15: San Francisco 7, 8. St. George’s W.F. West 5-2 2-1 9 Oklahoma 4-1 St. Louis 1 River Ridge 5-2 2-1 9. Reardan 10 USC 5-1 Wednesday, Oct. 17: San Francisco Black Hills 3-4 0-3 10. Seattle Waldorf 11 Georgia 5-1 (Cain 16-5) at St. Louis (Lohse 16-3), Sports on the Air Centralia 0-7 0-3 12 Mississippi State 6-0 1:07 p.m. Girls 13 West Virginia 5-1 Thursday, Oct. 18: San Francisco at SWW 1A League Class 4A 14 Florida State 6-1 St. Louis (Wainwright 14-13), 8:07 p.m. TUESDAY, Oct. 16 Friday, Oct. 19: San Francisco at St. Evergreen Division 1. Camas 15 Rutgers 6-0 Louis, 5:07 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Hoquiam 7-0 4-0 2. Richland 16 Louisville 6-0 3. Bellarmine Prep 17 Texas Tech 5-1 x-Sunday, Oct. 21: St. Louis at San 6 p.m. Montesano 5-2 3-1 Francisco, 1:45 p.m. 4. Tahoma 18 Texas A&M 5-1 Tenino 5-2 3-1 x-Monday, Oct. 22: St. Louis at San ESPN2 — Louisiana-Lafayette at North Texas 19 Clemson 5-1 Forks 4-3 2-2 5. Henry Jackson Francisco, 5:07 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Elma 3-4 2-2 6. Redmond 20 Stanford 4-2 Rochester 1-6 1-4 7. Central Valley 21 Cincinnati 5-0 5 p.m. 22 Boise State 5-1 Rainier 0-7 0-5 8. Snohomish NFL TBS — ALCS, game 3, NY Yankees at Detroit 9. Eisenhower 23 TCU 5-1 24 Iowa State 4-2 Trico Division 10. Lewis & Clark SOCCER 25 Texas 4-2 National Football Conference La Center 7-0 6-0 NFC EAST W L T PCT. 11:55 a.m. Class 3A Woodland 6-1 6-0 AP Top 25 NY Giants 3 2 0 .667 ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, World Cup Toledo 5-2 5-1 1. Glacier Peak Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 Rk. Team Record qualifier, Spain vs. France, at Madrid Castle Rock 4-3 4-2 2. Interlake 1 Alabama (60) 6-0 Washington 3 3 0 .500 White Salmon 3-4 3-3 3. Prairie 2 Oregon 6-0 Dallas 2 2 0 .400 3:30 p.m. Stevenson 3-4 3-4 4. Kamiakin 3 Florida 6-0 NFC NORTH ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, World Cup Ilwaco 1-6 1-5 5. Peninsula 4 Kansas State 6-0 Chicago 4 1 0 .800 Kalama 0-7 0-6 6. Mercer Island 5 Notre Dame 6-0 Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 qualifier, U.S. vs. Guatemala, at Kansas City, Kan. Seton Catholic 0-7 0-7 7. Shadle Park 6 LSU 6-1 Green Bay 3 3 0 .500 8. Liberty-Issaquah 7 Ohio State 7-0 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 Central 2B League 9. Mt. Spokane 8 Oregon State 5-0 NFC SOUTH WEDNESDAY, Oct. 17 Morton-White Pass 7-0 7-0 10. Oak Harbor 9 South Carolina 6-1 Atlanta 6 0 0 1.000 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Wahkiakum 6-1 6-1 10 Oklahoma 4-1 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 12:30 p.m. Mossyrock 5-2 4-2 Class 2A 11 USC 5-1 Carolina 1 4 0 .200 Napavine 4-3 3-3 1. Sehome 12 Florida State 6-1 New Orleans 1 4 0 .200 FOX — NLCS, game 3,San Francisco at St. Adna 4-3 3-3 2. North Kitsap 13 Georgia 5-1 NFC WEST Arizona 4 2 0 .667 Louis Toutle Lake 3-4 2-4 3. Capital 14 Clemson 5-1 15 Mississippi State 6-0 Seattle 4 2 0 .667 5 p.m. Pe Ell 2-5 2-4 4. Bellingham 16 Louisville 6-0 San Francisco 4 2 0 .667 Onalaska 1-6 1-5 5. Burlington TBS — ALCS, game 4, NY Yankees at Detroit 17 West Virginia 5-1 St. Louis 3 3 0 .500 Winlock 0-7 0-6 6. Cedarcrest 18 Texas Tech 5-1 American Football Conference SOCCER 7. Cheney Prep Volleyball 19 Rutgers 6-0 AFC EAST W L T PCT 7 p.m. 8. Kingston 20 Texas A&M 5-1 State Coaches Association Rankings New England 3 3 0 .500 9. Lakewood 21 Cincinnati 5-0 NBCSN — MLS, Salt Lake at Seattle Class 4A NY Jets 3 3 0 .500 10. Deer Park 22 Stanford 4-2 Buffalo 3 3 0 .500 WNBA BASKETBALL 1. Mead 23 Michigan 4-2 2. Jackson Miami 3 3 0 .500 5 p.m. Class 1A 24 Boise State 5-1 AFC NORTH 3. Curtis 1. Lakeside 25 Ohio 7-0 Baltimore 5 1 0 .833 ESPN — Playoffs, finals, game 2, teams TBD 4. Newport 2. Riverside Cincinnati 3 3 0 .500 5. Bellarmine Prep Dropped from rankings: Texas WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL 3. South Whidbey Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 6. Camas 15, Louisiana Tech 23 5 p.m. 4. King’s Cleveland 1 5 0 .167 7. Olympia Others receiving votes: Ari- 5. Cedar Park Christian AFC SOUTH FSN — Iowa St. at Texas 8. Skyline zona State 92, TCU 88, Louisiana Tech 6. Northwest Houston 5 1 0 .833 9. Auburn Riverside 38, Texas 25, North Carolina State 11, 7. Meridian Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 10. Puyallup 8. Cashmere Northwestern 6, Washington 6, Wis- THURSDAY, Oct. 18 consin 6, Nebraska 4, North Carolina 2, Tennessee 2 4 0 .333 9. Medical Lake Jacksonville 1 4 0 .200 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Class 3A Tulsa 2, Penn State 1, Arizona 1 10. Lynden Christian AFC WEST 1. Prairie 5 p.m. USA Today Poll Denver 3 3 0 .500 2. Mercer Island Class 2B/1B Rk. Team Record San Diego 3 3 0 .500 FSN — Houston at SMU 3. Mt. Si 1. NW Christian-Lacey 1 Alabama (59) 6-0 Oakland 1 4 0 .200 6 p.m. 4. Timberline 2. Ocosta 2 Oregon 6-0 Kansas City 1 5 0 .167 5. Kennewick 3. St. John-Endicott 3 Kansas State 6-0 ESPN — Oregon at Arizona St. 6. Seattle Prep 4. Morton-White Pass 4 Florida 6-0 Week 6 Results EXTREME SPORTS 7. Glacier Peak 5. Asotin 5 Notre Dame 6-0 Thursday’s Game 6 LSU 6-1 8 p.m. 8. Mt. Spokane Tennessee 26, Pittsburgh 23 7 Oklahoma 4-1 9. Kamiakin Prep Football NBCSN — Dew Tour, Toyota City Champion- 8 South Carolina 6-1 Sunday’s Games 10. Kennedy How the Top Teams Fared 9 USC 5-1 Atlanta 23, Oakland 20 ships, at San Francisco By The Associated Press 10 Florida State 6-1 Cleveland 34, Cincinnati 24 GOLF Class 2A Class 4A 11 Oregon State 5-0 Miami 17, St. Louis 14 1. West Valley (Yakima) 1. Skyline (7-0) beat Newport 56-28. 12 Georgia 5-1 NY Jets 35, Indianapolis 9 11 a.m. 2. Selah 2. Federal Way (7-0) beat Spanaway 13 Clemson 5-1 Detroit 26, Philadelphia 23 (OT) TGC — PGA Tour, The McGladrey Classic, 3. Tumwater Lake 42-13. 14 Louisville 6-0 Tampa Bay 38, Kansas City 10 4. Colville 3. Camas (7-0) beat Union 22-0. 15 West Virginia 5-1 Baltimore 31, Dallas 29 first round, at St. Simons Island, Ga. 16 Mississippi State 6-0 5. Anacortes 4. Gonzaga Prep (7-0) beat Rogers Seattle 24, New England 23 2 p.m. 17 Rutgers 6-0 Buffalo 19, Arizona 16 (OT) 6. Capital (Spokane) 52-14. 18 Cincinnati 5-0 NY Giants 26, San Francisco 3 TGC — Web.com Tour, Jacksonville Open, 7. East Valley (Spokane) 5. Kentwood (7-0) beat Tahoma 35-13. 19 Texas A&M 5-1 8. Ridgefield 6. Bellarmine Prep (6-1) beat Yelm 56- 20 Texas Tech 5-1 Washington 38, Minnesota 26 first round, at Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (same-day 9. Washington 7. 21 TCU 5-1 Green Bay 42, Houston 24 Monday’s Game tape) 10. Burlington-Edison 7. Mead (6-1) beat Central Valley 26- 22 Boise State 5-1 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 16. 23 Stanford 4-2 Denver 35, San Diego 24 24 Arizona State 5-1 Class 1A 8. Ferris (6-1) beat Lewis and Clark 1 p.m. 25 Michigan 4-2 Week 7 Games 1. Castle Rock 17-0. Dropped from rankings: Texas 15, Thursday, Oct. 18 TBS — ALCS, game 5, NY Yankees at Detroit 2. Cascade (Leavenworth) 9. Curtis (6-1) beat Auburn Riverside Louisiana Tech 24, Iowa State 25 Seattle at San Francisco, 5:20 p.m. 3. King’s (Shoreline) 49-0. (if necessary) Others receiving votes: Northwest- Sunday, Oct. 21 4. Chelan 10. Skyview (5-2) beat Evergreen ern 77, Ohio 54, Texas 54, Louisiana Tennessee at Buffalo, 10 a.m. 4:30 p.m. 5. Lakeside Tech 24, Wisconsin 16, Nebraska 10, (Vancouver) 44-7. Washington at NY Giants, 10 a.m. Nevada 7, Oklahoma State 6, Western FOX — NLCS, game 4, San Francisco at St. 6. Brewster New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. 7. Freeman Class 3A Kentucky 6, Iowa State 5, Northern Il- Louis linois 2, Louisiana-Monroe 2, Toledo 2, Dallas at Carolina, 10 a.m. 8. Lynden Christian 1. Bellevue (7-0) beat Mount Si 49-10. Tulsa 1, UCLA 1 Baltimore at Houston, 10 a.m. NFL FOOTBALL 9. Kalama 2. Mount Si (6-1) lost to Bellevue 49- Cleveland at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. 5 p.m. 10. Naches Valley 10. Saturday’s Results Green Bay at St. Louis, 10 a.m. 3. Meadowdale (6-1) lost to Eastlake No. 18 Louisville 45, Pittsburgh 35 Arizona at Minnesota , 10 a.m. NFL — Seattle at San Francisco Class 2B 16-0. No. 6 Kansas State 27, Iowa State 21 NY Jets at New England, 1:25 p.m. PREP FOOTBALL 1. Colfax 4. Eastside Catholic (7-0) beat O’Dea No. 13 Oklahoma 63, No. 15 Texas 21 Jacksonville at Oakland, 1:25 p.m. 5 p.m. 2. Bear Creek 35-21. No. 20 Rutgers 23, Syracuse 15 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 5:20 p.m. 3. Reardan 5. O’Dea (5-2) lost to Eastside Catho- Iowa 19, Michigan State 16 (2OT) Monday Oct. 22 ESPN2 — Deland (Fla.) at Sandalwood (Fla.) 4. Riverside Christian lic 35-21. Northwestern 21, Minnesota 13 Detroit at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Inside_CollegeFB_Week8_Layout 1 10/15/12 3:04 PM Page 1

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Rewind Thursday, Oct. 11 Arizona State 51 Colorado 17 Western Kentucky 31 Troy 26 1. Alabama (6-0) Crimson Tide washes away Mizzou amid rainstorms. Tulsa 33 UTEP 11 Friday, Oct. 12 2. Oregon (6-0) Ducks primed for Thursday night fight at Arizona State. Navy 31 Central Michigan 13 3. Notre Dame (6-0) Irish stand strong at goal line in OT win over Stanford. Saturday, Oct. 13 4. Florida (6-0) Jeff Driskel breaks Tebow’s record with 177 rush yards. Air Force 28 Wyoming 27 Alabama 42 Missouri 10 5. Kansas State (6-0) Wildcats avoid Cyclones’ upset bid with victory in Ames. Arkansas 49 Kentucky 7 6. Ohio State (7-0) Survive shootout at Indiana thanks to Braxton Miller. Arkansas State 36 South Alabama 29 7. LSU (6-1) Freshman Jeremy Hill runs over Gamecocks defense. Ball State 30 Western Mich. 24 Boise State 20 Fresno State 10 8. Oklahoma (4-1) Bob Stoops improves to 9–5 vs. Texas’ Mack Brown. Bowling Green 37 Miami (Ohio) 12 9. South Carolina (6-1) Ol’ ball coach unable to escape Death Valley with win. California 31 Washington St. 17 Cincinnati 49 Fordham 17 10. Georgia (5-1) Dawgs licking their wounds after last week’s meltdown. East Carolina 41 Memphis 7 11. USC (5-1) Trojans held scoreless in second half of win over UW. Florida 31 Vanderbilt 17 12. Florida State (6-1) Bounce back with 44-point win over Boston College. Florida State 51 Boston College 7 Houston 39 UAB 17 13. Clemson (5-1) Tigers use off week to prep for showdown with Hokies. Iowa 19 Michigan State 16 14. Texas Tech (5-1) Red Raiders make a statement in Lubbock vs. WVU. Kansas State 27 Iowa State 21 15. West Virginia (5-1) Wheels falling off Geno Smith’s Heisman bandwagon? Kent State 31 Army 17 LSU 23 South Carolina 21 16. Oregon State (5-0) Beavers’ five victories all against FBS opponents. Louisville 45 Pittsburgh 35 17. Louisville (6-0) Senorise Perry scores four TDs in win over Pittsburgh. Maryland 27 Virginia 20 Michigan 45 Illinois 0 18. Rutgers (6-0) Khaseem Greene creates four turnovers to beat Orange. Middle Tennessee 34 FIU 30 19. Michigan (4-2) Wolverines blank Fight-less Illini in 45–0 blowout. Mississippi State 41 Tennessee 31 20. Mississippi St. (6-0) Cowbells ringing in Starkville after taking down Vols. Nevada 42 UNLV 37 New Mexico 35 Hawaii 23 21. Stanford (4-2) Cardinal unhappy with replay review of final play in OT. North Carolina 18 Miami (Fla.) 14 21. Cincinnati (5-0) Beating Fordham doesn’t help Bearcats gain respect. Northern Illinois 45 Buffalo 3 23. Texas A&M (5-1) Allows 27 fourth-quarter points, still beats La. Tech. Northwestern 21 Minnesota 13 Notre Dame 20 Stanford (ot) 13 24. Arizona State (5-1) Sun Devils torch hapless Colorado on Thursday night. Ohio 34 Akron 28 Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State Athlon Sports 25. Wisconsin (5-2) Badgers’ running game is back in business. Ohio State 52 Indiana 49 Oklahoma 63 Texas 21 Oklahoma State 20 Kansas 14 Ole Miss 41 Auburn 20 Oregon State 42 BYU 24 Rice 34 UTSA 14 Rutgers 23 Syracuse 15 San Diego State 38 Colorado State 14 Heisman hopefuls on display at WVU Temple 17 Connecticut 14 Texas A&M 59 Louisiana Tech 57 TCU 49 Baylor 21 KANSAS STATE AT WEST VIRGINIA Texas State 38 Idaho 7 West Virginia’s surprising loss at Texas Tech 49 West Virginia 14 Toledo 52 Eastern Michigan 47 Texas Tech has only slightly diminished Tulane 27 SMU 26 the importance of this key clash. This is UCF 38 Southern Miss 31 Fast Forward UCLA 21 Utah 14 still a huge game that will have signifi- ULM 35 Florida Atlantic 14 cant title implications in the Big 12. Tuesday, Oct. 16 USC 24 Washington 14 UL-Lafayette at North Texas Utah State 49 San Jose State 27 Kansas State is not only undefeated, but Thursday, Oct. 18 Virginia Tech 41 Duke 20 the Wildcats also have a huge road win Oregon at Arizona State Wisconsin 38 Purdue 14 at Oklahoma on their résumé. West Vir- Houston at SMU Friday, Oct. 19 Prime Time Players ginia dropped to 2–1 in the Big 12 with New Mexico at Air Force a surprising loss at Texas Tech on Sat- Saturday, Oct. 20 MONTEE BALL, WISCONSIN urday. After gaining a total of 1,267 Northern Illinois at Akron The Badgers running back had 29 carries for a Washington at Arizona career-high 247 yards and three TDs in a 38– yards in their first two Big 12 games, UNLV at Boise State the Mountaineers were “held” to 408 Pittsburgh at Buffalo 14 victory at Purdue. Ball’s three trips to the end Stanford at California zone moved him past Wisconsin legend and yards in Lubbock. Now, they return Ball State at Central Michigan Heisman Trophy winner Ron Dayne for the top home to face a K-State team that has Virginia Tech at Clemson spot on the Big Ten’s all-time touchdowns North Carolina at Duke held all six of its opponents to 21 points Army at Eastern Michigan scored list, with 72 TDs and counting. or fewer. The Cats, however, have not South Carolina at Florida BLAKE BELL, OKLAHOMA been great defending the pass — they Wyoming at Fresno State Boston College at Georgia Tech The Red River Rivalry quickly turned into the rank 74th in the nation — which could Penn State at Iowa Red River Rout, as the Sooners dominated the be a problem this weekend against West Western Michigan at Kent State Longhorns, 63–21, at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Virginia. Heisman voters will be watch- Georgia at Kentucky While Damien Williams produced the highlights, Idaho at Louisiana Tech ing this game with interest; WVU’s South Florida at Louisville with 22 carries for 167 yards and a 95-yard Geno Smith and K-State’s Collin Klein NC State at Maryland score, it was the “Belldozer” who did much of Bowling Green at Massachusetts the heavy lifting en route to four rushing TDs in are strong favorites to be among the fi- Florida State at Miami (Fla.) Bruce Schwartzman the blowout. nalists. West Virginia 34–30 Michigan State at Michigan Geno Smith and West Virginia host Kansas State in a crucial Big 12 showdown. The Moun- Middle Tennessee at Mississippi State MANTI TE’O, NOTRE DAME LSU AT TEXAS A&M taineers were held to a season-low 14 points in a loss at Texas Tech last weekend. Indiana at Navy There may have been some controversy at the Good pitching usually stops good San Diego State at Nevada end of Notre Dame’s 20–13 overtime win Nebraska at Northwestern hitting. We’ll find out on Saturday af- (Boise State at home) and two of their ils ranked 91st in the nation in total de- BYU at Notre Dame against Stanford, but there was no debating ternoon if the LSU defense can slow victories have been underwhelming fense, allowing 422.1 yards per game; Purdue at Ohio State who was the Fighting Irish’s best defender. In Kansas at Oklahoma sloppy conditions, Te’o was a sideline-to-side- down what has been the SEC’s most (23–7 vs. Eastern Michigan in a game through six games; the ’12 club ranks Iowa State at Oklahoma State explosive offense. Texas A&M leads that was in doubt until the fourth quar- eighth, allowing 272.7 yards. One note Utah at Oregon State line terror at linebacker, with 11 tackles — Florida Atlantic at South Alabama none bigger than his goal line stop of Stepfan the league in both total offense (543.7 ter and 31–27 at Indiana). Michigan is of caution before too many jump on the Marshall at Southern Miss Taylor on third down in overtime. ypg) and scoring offense (47.0 ppg) 4–2, but both losses came away from Sun Devil bandwagon: ASU lost at Connecticut at Syracuse and is led by redshirt freshman quar- home vs. top-five teams (Alabama and Missouri, which is 0–3 in the SEC and Texas Tech at TCU JOHNNY MANZIEL, TEXAS A&M Rutgers at Temple Manziel, a one-time Oregon commitment, was terback Johnny Manziel, one of the Notre Dame). The Wolverines have lost those three games by a combined Alabama at Tennessee at his best in Texas A&M’s 59–57 win at most exciting players in college foot- won their two Big Ten games by a score of 92–25. Oregon 42-28 Baylor at Texas Louisiana Tech on Saturday night. He broke his ball. Consider this stat: Texas A&M has combined score of 99–13. This is a LSU at Texas A&M NEBRASKA AT NORTHWESTERN Cincinnati at Toledo own SEC record for total yards in a game (576) played in one less game than LSU, yet solid Michigan team that is better than Florida International at Troy This is a sneaky good game between by throwing for 395 yards and three touch- Manziel has almost twice at many total its ranking (No. 23 AP, No. 25 Rice at Tulsa two teams that have aspirations of rep- East Carolina at UAB downs and rushing for 181 and three scores. yards (2,356 to 1,220) as Tiger quarter- coaches). The Wolverines will snap Manziel is one of three quarterbacks in the na- resenting the Legends Division in the Colorado at USC back Zach Mettenberger. Manziel, their five-game losing streak to Michi- New Mexico State at Utah State tion with over 1,500 yards passing and 500 Big Ten title game. Nebraska, which however, has yet to see a defense as gan State — and do so in convincing Tulane at UTEP yards rushing. gave up an astounding 63 points in a San Jose State at UTSA formidable as LSU. In the opener fashion. Michigan 30–14 Auburn at Vanderbilt DENARD ROBINSON, MICHIGAN loss at Ohio State two weeks ago, has against Florida, the only other top- Wake Forest at Virginia Michigan’s main man made it look easy during OREGON AT ARIZONA STATE (THU) to win this game to remain a threat in Kansas State at West Virginia flight defense A&M has faced, the Ag- a 45–0 shutout against Illinois. Robinson The Ducks, ranked No. 3 in the ini- the division race. With Michigan, ULM at Western Kentucky gies were held to 17 points and Manziel Minnesota at Wisconsin passed for 159 yards, rushed for 128 yards and tial BCS standings, are preparing for Michigan State and Penn State loom- had a season-low 233 total yards. This accounted for four total TDs, with two through their first true road game of the season. ing, it’s difficult to envision a scenario Athlon Fantasy Flash the air and two on the ground. The senior also should be a fascinating battle between In late September they played Wash- in which the Cornhuskers win the Leg- topped 10,000 total yards for his career and be- two vastly different styles of play. Go A knee injury slowed North Carolina’s Giovani ington State in Seattle — technically a ends without winning this game. North- came only the fourth QB in history with 4,000 with the pitching. LSU 27–20 Bernard through the first three weeks of the sea- rushing yards. road game, but more of a neutral site. western is doing things that son, but the sophomore running back has MICHIGAN STATE AT MICHIGAN So the big question is, how will Mar- Northwestern typically does — win recorded 439 rushing yards and three touch- Upset of the Week Michigan State has to be one of the cus Mariota, Oregon’s redshirt fresh- close games. The Wildcats are 6–1, and downs in his last two games. Bernard should be nation’s most disappointing teams. man quarterback, handle what figures four of their five wins against FBS foes The Red Raiders came out with guns blazing in for another big performance on Saturday, as against the previously high-powered Moun- Ranked by most in the top 20 in the to be a very hostile crowd? Arizona have been by 10 points or less. The the Tar Heels make the short trip to Durham to taineers during a shocking 49–14 upset in Lub- preseason, the Spartans are 4–3 overall State is 5–1 under first-year coach Todd quarterback situation at Northwestern is take on Duke. The Blue Devils are allowing 149.7 bock. Texas Tech and 1–2 in the Big Ten thanks to an of- Graham, and the Sun Devils are getting worth watching. Last week, Kain rushing yards per game, and Bernard recorded TEXAS TECH 49 jumped out to an fense that is averaging only 21.0 points it done on both sides of the ball. The of- Colter, the better runner of the two, 165 yards and one touchdown on 30 attempts WEST VIRGINIA 14 early 14–0 lead per game. They only have one bad loss fense, as expected, has been solid; it’s completed 10-of-10 for only 63 yards, against Duke last season. The sophomore should and never looked (last week at home to Iowa), but they on defense that ASU has made the most while Trevor Simian, the better passer, get 25-30 carries and will be one of the top fan- back, taking a 35–7 edge into the half and only have one (marginally) good win improvement. Last year, the Sun Dev- was 1-of-7-for four yards. Nebraska 27–21 tasy performers for Week 8. cruising to a 49–7 advantage until a meaning- less late fourth-quarter score by WVU made the final margin 35 points — the Mountaineers’ Mitch Braden Steven Rob Charlie Nathan Patrick Athlon Board of Experts Light Gall Lassan Doster Miller Rush Snow Consensus worst loss since 2001. “It’s just a team loss,” said West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen. “They This Week’s Games & Experts’ Records 56-28 58-26 55-29 55-29 54-30 49-35 56-28 52-32 outplayed us. They outcoached us. On all three Oregon at Arizona State (Thu) Oregon by 14 Oregon by 13 Oregon by 15 Oregon by 12 Oregon by 14 Oregon by 10 Oregon by 11 Oregon by 13 sides of the ball they did better than we did.” Washington at Arizona Arizona by 3 Arizona by 1 Arizona by 3 Arizona by 3 Arizona by 4 Washington by 1 Arizona by 4 Arizona by 2 Although West Virginia’s Geno Smith entered as Stanford at California Stanford by 1 Stanford by 6 Stanford by 3 Stanford by 7 Stanford by 3 Stanford by 6 Stanford by 2 Stanford by 4 a Heisman contender, it was Texas Tech quar- Virginia Tech at Clemson Clemson by 10 Clemson by 7 Clemson by 10 Clemson by 6 Clemson by 11 Clemson by 9 Clemson by 7 Clemson by 9 terback Seth Doege who had an award-worthy Florida State at Miami (Fla.) Florida State by 7 Florida State by 3 Florida State by 20 Florida State by 10 Florida State by 3 Florida State by 3 Florida State by 8 Florida State by 8 afternoon, completing 32-of-42 passes for 499 Michigan State at Michigan Michigan by 16 Michigan by 7 Michigan by 7 Michigan by 7 Michigan by 4 Michigan by 4 Michigan by 3 Michigan by 7 yards, six TDs and one INT in victory. The Red Nebraska at Northwestern Nebraska by 6 Nebraska by 4 Nebraska by 5 Nebraska by 3 Nebraska by 13 Nebraska by 5 Nebraska by 3 Nebraska by 6 Raiders appeared unstoppable at times, scor- Texas Tech at TCU Texas Tech by 1 TCU by 3 Texas Tech by 3 Texas Tech by 4 Texas Tech by 6 TCU by 2 TCU by 2 Texas Tech by 1 ing touchdowns on five of their seven posses- Alabama at Tennessee Alabama by 20 Alabama by 20 Alabama by 21 Alabama by 14 Alabama by 21 Alabama by 23 Alabama by 29 Alabama by 21 sions in the first half, reeling off 18 big plays of Baylor at Texas Texas by 3 Texas by 3 Texas by 8 Texas by 2 Texas by 4 Texas by 3 Texas by 6 Texas by 4 15 yards or longer and finishing the contest LSU at Texas A&M LSU by 7 LSU by 10 LSU by 7 LSU by 3 LSU by 9 LSU by 6 LSU by 4 LSU by 7 with 676 total yards. 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MLB Giants Even Series By Mark Herrmann “It was tremendous that we within an out of getting out of Newsday did it once,” Vogelsong said. trouble with only one run across. “And I think it would be asking a The bases were loaded with two SAN FRANCISCO — On lot of us to do it again.” outs in a 2-1 game when Scutaro the premise that a little bad In the bigger picture, the drilled a shot to leftfield. That blood can make for a really good Scutaro-Holliday episodes gave drove home two runs. Giants series, this could get interesting this series a jagged edge. Speak- fans might have seen poetic jus- between the Giants and Cardi- ing during the Fox telecast, Matt tice in what happened next. The nals. Marco Scutaro was taken Cain, who will start Game 3 for ball skipped past Holliday as he down at second base on a dis- the Giants at Busch Stadium on attempted to field it, allowing a puted slide Wednesday, said the view in the third run to score. in the first Giants dugout was that Holliday Scutaro was seen in the dug- inning, then had slid late. In baseball par- out, pointing to his left hip and helped take lance, that means it was a dan- talking to the trainer in the fifth, down the Cardinals. gerous situation. and he was replaced in the sixth. GIANTS 7 Before the series, Carlos He did last longer than Carpen- After he CARDINALS 1 was upended Beltran predicted he would be ter, who was lifted after four in- by Matt Hol- Next Game: booed. He signed with the Car- nings. Giants fans certainly were liday and be- at St. Louis dinals after having finished last very much in the game. That season with the Giants. A slight came as no surprise to Giants fore he left in Wednesday difference of opinion: Beltran players, who know how lively the sixth with at 1 p.m. a hip injury, said he “didn’t hear from the Gi- AT&T Park is. Scutaro hit a big single that was ants,” but assistant general man- “It’s been awesome. The fans, misplayed in leftfield by Hol- ager Bobby Evans told the San from day one, received me with liday. That brought home three Francisco Chronicle that he had open arms,” said Pagan, ac- runs and broke open the 7-1 approximately 12 conversations quired from the Mets for Andres Giants win Monday night that with Beltran’s agent. Torres (who has been at both evened the National League Anyway, Beltran was right games of this series) and Ramon Championship Series at a game about the booing. That hap- Ramirez. Pagan’s shot in the first apiece. pened before and after his dou- was his second leadoff home run Ryan Vogelsong allowed only bles in the third and fifth in- of this postseason. one run and four hits in seven nings. “I appreciate every single innings, and hit the first post- But that was it compared to team that gave me an opportu- season double by a Giants pitch- what Holliday heard after the nity. I’m going to have a special er since 1923. force at second in the first in- place for every team that gave Mostly, he, Scutaro, Angel ning. Scutaro went down in pain, me a chance: Chicago, New York Pagan (leadoff home run in the but was able to stay in the game. and now here. But coming over first) and the rest of the Giants And he looked determined to here and being received, I felt avoided having to come back on have the Giants stay in this se- like I had been here for a while. Paul Kitagaki Jr. / The Associated Press the road from an 0-2 deficit, as ries. His major step in that direc- They give a lot of love to the San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Ryan Vogelsong (32) signals during Game 2 they did in the Division Series tion occurred in the fourth in- players.” of baseball’s National League championship series against the St. Louis Cardinals against the Reds. ning, when Chris Carpenter was They can shoot barbs at op- Monday in San Francisco. ALCS: Bronx Bombers Seem No Match For Tigers’ Ace Verlander

By Bob Klapisch Verlander is using fewer fast- to an automatic to?” of workout Monday – no one The Record (MCT) balls now than at any time in out in Game 2. That’s the mantle Cano in- picked up a bat or glove. his career, just 56 percent of the Accord- herits as the next-generation What they needed, of course, NEW YORK — In the hours time. It’s his curve, changeup ing to baseball superstar. If he wants to replace was a strong case of amnesia. after finally beating the Orioles and slider that make for a hit- baseballanalyt- Jeter as the Yankees’ most de- We’ll see if that therapy worked. in the AL Division Series, the ter’s nightmare. ics.org, Cano pendable asset, if he’s dream- Yankees devised a road map to In the first half of the season, is 1-for-27 on ing of A-Rod-like money as a Put it this way: considering ev- victory over the Tigers. It re- the American League managed pitches de- free agent, Cano has to do more erything that’s gone wrong, Gi- quired beating Justin Verlander just a .130 slugging percentage livered to the than hold his own against Ver- rardi using a Dr. Phil trick prob- once, if not twice, and neces- Justin Verlander against Verlander’s off-speed outer half of lander. He needs a monster per- ably couldn’t hurt. sitated at least a split of the first pitches, the lowest in the league Tigers pitcher two games at the strike zone. formance that would change the according to baseballanalyt- Twenty-two of dynamic of this entire series. home. ics.org, batted .130. That makes Needless Cano’s last 27 at-bats have re- Go ahead, calculate the his fastball look even smaller, if sulted in outs as pitchers have odds – they’re nearly impossible. to say those that’s possible, as he approaches “Right now in the plans are worked him away. One scout Think of Verlander rising to that the 100-pitch mark. spoke of the corrosive effect Ca- very challenge and decide which postseason it’s a beyond ob- Earlier this year, in throw- no’s failure has had on the rest of one of those two is riding a tidal solete – they YANKEES VS. ing a one-hitter against the Pi- hold-nothing-back the lineup. wave of momentum tonight. were nothing TIGERS rates, Verlander averaged 91.4 “Guys see the best hitter hav- That likely explains why Gi- mentality.’’ more than a Game Three: mph in the first three innings, ing his lunch handed to him and rardi took the unusual step of Justin Verlander, fantasy. Given at Detroit increased to 93.5 mph in the the Yankees’ fourth through sixth innings whether they admit it or not, giving the Yankees a one-day on using his Today they’re thinking, “if Cano can’t vacation in the middle of the fastball .205 average at 5 p.m. and got the final nine outs by in the first hitting 97.9 mph. hit this guy, how am I supposed LCS. They skipped any sort seven games of the postseason, “I would say mostly it’s natu- one major league executive said ral,” Verlander told reporters Monday, “they’ll be lucky not to Monday. “I have been able to get swept.” do that ever since I can remem- There are a million reasons ber, ever since I stepped on the TIRE to believe the Yankees won’t mound.” survive the next three games in When asked if he’ll portion Detroit, starting with Verlander. out his best fastball tonight, He’s the worst kind of poison Verlander delivered a chilling FALL for the Bombers — a strikeout SALE warning to the Yankees’ lineup. king with monster velocity. The He said, “Right now in the post- PASSENGER CAR TIRES American League is well ac- season, it’s a hold-nothing-back LIGHT TRUCK & SUv TIRES quainted with Verlander’s radar- mentality.” gun readings and how he’s able So what chance do the Yan- ON ON to ramp up to 100 mph at will, kees really have? 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The Yankees would be fool- Jeter is hardly the Yankees’ ish gearing up just for the fast- most gifted or most powerful Mark Witham Nathan Wright ball; Verlander is no Jose Val- hitter, but try finding one who’s Manager Manager verde, mindless pumping one more confident. The trickle- Centralia Chehalis four-seamer after another over down effect was devastating, es- 1211 Harrison 736-6603 36 N. Market 748-0295 the middle of the plate. In fact, pecially after Cano was reduced CH481838sl.cg The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 Life:Food Life Among Giants

Pumpkin Grower: Tenino Man Loves the Record Breakers

By Carrina Stanton For The Chronicle In 28 years of competi- tive pumpkin growing, Jack LaRue of Tenino has seen a lot change. “When I first started the world record was 483 pounds. So we’ve gained a little over 1,500 pounds in that small amount of time,” LaRue said, referring to the standing world record of 2,009 pounds for an Atlantic giant pumpkin. “How big are they going to get? I don’t know. A lot of us didn’t think we’d get to a ton.” But with each year’s weigh- ins, LaRue sees not just a place for competition and cama- raderie, he sees a source of pride. Whether he is the one breaking the records or not, LaRue has a legacy all his own among the giants. LaRue broke the world record for giant pumpkins in 2004 with 1,420 ½ pounds. That record was broken just hours later by a Canadian grower with a 1,426-pounder but he and LaRue teamed up to create a crossbreed of their two pumpkins. The genetic makeup of that crossbreed lives on in the sport today. “All the world record break- ers being grown right now, they’re being grown off our seed,” LaRue said. “They’re all granddaughters of ours. They all go back to that cross of Pete Caster / [email protected] those 1,400-pounders.” Jack LaRue stands next to one of his giant pumpkins in his greenhouse at his home in Tenino on Thursday. Before LaRue even knew of competitive pumpkin grow- vested from past winners, oth- ing, he had a green thumb ers they get through trade, as- unlike most. While he started sociation memberships and growing giants in 1984, he occasionally auctions. This year said, the idea was a seed plant- they moved the starts outside ed in his very young mind. May 1 and began the laborious “Since I was a kid I always process of tending them. entered county fairs and al- As the vines begin to mean- ways tried for the biggest der from the main plant, LaRue pepper or the biggest squash,” buries them in his “pumped up” LaRue said. soil. He explained this tech- LaRue grows as part of nique creates a more vigorous the Great Pumpkin Com- plant because wherever there’s monwealth, which has weigh a leaf there’s a root bud and ev- locations throughout the ery leaf has the potential to pro- globe. He and his wife, Sherry, duce fruit. grow both Atlantic giants, the By early July, the plants had largest of which on the books flowers. Once pollination hap- weighed in at 2,009 pounds, pens, LaRue trims the male and field pumpkins, the flowers and allows the females world record for which is 162 to set fruit. pounds. Once the baby pumpkins The season starts for the are set, he keeps only a couple LaRues in late April when per vine. Eventually those are they plant their seeds indoors. trimmed down to just one Some of their seeds are har- please see GIANTS, page Life 2 A kitten stands guard in front of a giant pumpkin in Jack LaRue’s makeshift greenhouse.

Whether it be giant, medium or small pumpkins or squash you have on hand, pumpkin grower Katherine Humphrey, owner of Ceres Farms north of Curtis, shared these recipes with us:

GratinBaked Squash Halves Libby’s Famous Pumpkin Pie

Both LaRue and Humphrey said Ingredients Ingredients their favorite recipe for pumpkin pie 2 small cooking squash ¾ cup sugar actually comes from ½ cup water 1 t. ground cinnamon side of the Libby ½ heavy cream ½ teaspoon salt Pumpkin can! 8 fresh sage leaves 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 2 cloves garlic ¼ teaspoon ground cloves ½ cup grated Gruyere 2 large eggs Salt and pepper to taste 1 15-ounce can pumpkin pie puree (or Humphrey said you can use 4 cups roasted Directions and pureed squash or pumpkin of your choosing) 1 can evaporated milk Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Take two small, cooking variety of 1 unbaked 9-inch pie crust squash, halve crosswise, remove seeds and place cut sides up in a bak- ing dish. Season with salt and pepper. Pour about ½ cup water into Directions baking dish around squash. Combine ½ cup heavy cream with eight fresh, torn sage leaves and two thinly sliced garlic cloves. Bring to a Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Mix sugar, cinnamon, salt, ginger simmer over medium-high heat then pour into squash halves, divid- and cloves in a small bowl. Beat eggs in a large bowl. Stir in pumpkin ing evenly. Bake until squash are tender when pierced with tip of a and sugar/spice mixture. Gradually stir in evaporated milk. Pour into sharp knife, 30-40 minutes. Remove from oven; sprinkle with ½ cup prepared pie shell. Bake 15 minutes at 425 then reduce temperature to grated Gruyere cheese (or Rosecrest Swiss from Adna – sold at the 350 degrees and bake another 40-50 minutes or until knife inserted Community Farmers Market on Tuesdays through October) and bake near center comes out clean. Cool on wire rack for two hours. Serve another 10 minutes or until cheese melts. immediately or refrigerate. Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 LIFE

Pete Caster / [email protected] Giant pumpkins sit in Jack LaRue’s makeshift greenhouse in his garden at his home in Tenino on Oct. 4.

Giants: Growing Giants Takes Skill Continued from Life 1 Growing gargantuan pump- kins doesn’t just take skill, it squash per vine. takes a bit of luck as well. A good grower must posses In a bitter example of how a solid knowledge of plants and Mother Nature can throw you a soil in order to thrive among curve ball, during The Chroni- the giants. Push a plant too cle’s visit, LaRue pulled a blan- hard and the fruit can split. Too ket from a field pumpkin he large of a split and you’ve got a hoped would be a state record pumpkin that doesn’t qualify winner. He had planned to har- to be weighed. Add the wrong vest the pumpkin just two days amounts in either way of a later but discovered on this visit nutrient and your pumpkin to his patch the pumpkin had may not form correctly or gain a fatal split, probably caused by enough size. very cold temperatures the night Jack LaRue kneels next to one of his giant pumpkins in his greenhouse made speciically for growing the behemoth gourds. Even just walking among before. the tangle of vines can be prob- LaRue let out a large sigh lematic as stepping on the vines and hung his head. When the season is done, one of my babies,” LaRue said cha or buttercup. can cause damage or walking “Oh man,” he said. “I feel like LaRue said he harvests seeds with a laugh. LaRue said he actually had a around can spread diseases that I want to cry.” from his best growers then most LaRue said when it comes to debate one Thanksgiving with a can kill a plant. Science is one of LaRue said even seasoned of his pumpkins get compos- cooking with pumpkin, he actu- family member who doubted a the biggest ways the sport has veterans like himself have a fair ted. But despite their mammoth ally prefers the canned variety. pumpkin pie made with squash grown over the years, LaRue, amount of heartbreak that goes But he did point out that the stature, he said, if you had the would be as good. LaRue said who retired from the Depart- along with their accolades. best pumpkins to cook with are ment of Agriculture, said. “We’ve had several years time to devote to it, the Atlantic actually not pumpkins at all. he made two pumpkin pies but “It used to be we planted where we didn’t have anything,” giants are actually good pump- The jack-o-lantern types substituted squash for pumpkin them in the garden and left LaRue said. “Just as soon as you kins for cooking with. But the most folks cart home from the without telling anyone. them alone,” LaRue said. “Now think you’ve figured it out the LaRues never cook their pump- field are not as tender or flavor- “He wouldn’t stop talking there’s a lot of things we have to pumpkins show you that you kins. ful as squash varieties such as about how good those pumpkin do and it’s more every year.” don’t know anything.” “It would feel like I was eating the Cinderella pumpkin, kubo- pies were,” he said with a laugh. Fall Is Poetry in the Kitchen By Lisa Abraham Akron Beacon Journal PUMPKIN-ACORNSQUASH SOUP

1 medium pie pumpkin, about 3 ½ lbs. elcome autumn, bring your cheer. 1 medium acorn squash, about 2 lbs. WBring on your colors, your crispness, and your 4 tbsp. butter, divided leaves crunching beneath our feet. 2 tbsp. honey, divided Bring on your football games and tailgate parties and ½ tsp. salt, divided Halloween costumes. 1 medium sweet onion, chopped Shower us with your acorns and gourds and 4 tsp. chopped fresh thyme pumpkins of all shapes and colors. 4 ½ cups chicken broth ¼ cup half-and-half Bring on your sunshine and rain, your getting dark 1 tsp. cider vinegar early, and your cold weather. Squash soup garnished with apple slices 1/8 tsp. ground ginger We are ready for you. 1/8 tsp. ground nutmeg And we will match you, Freshly ground pepper to taste With sweaters and jackets and giant umbrellas, Fresh thyme sprigs and roasted pump- BUILD. BUY. REFI. With pots of chili and steamy bowls of stew, kin seeds, for garnish With apples and cider and doughnuts with sugar, With cookies shaped like bats and witches’ brooms. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Cut Ask me about home loans. pumpkin and squash in half length- We will sharpen our swords and turn your army of wise, cutting through stem and bot- squash into pie and bread and butternut soup. tom end. Reserve seeds for another Rick Borovec We will make treats for the club, the office and school, use. Place pumpkin and squash halves, Mortgage Loan Oficer cut sides up, in an aluminum foil- Of caramels and cinnamon and popping corn. NMLS ID# 613953 We’ll flavor our days with nutmeg and cumin, lined shallow pan. Microwave 2 tablespoons butter 800.258.3115 ext. 3355 While we dance to the tune of a marching band, and in a microwave-safe bowl on high for howl at the harvest moon. 25 seconds or until melted; stir in 1 TwinStar Credit Union And when your season begins to wane, we will finish tablespoon honey and ¼ teaspoon 1320 S Gold St you off with one giant feast, salt. Brush cut sides of pumpkin and Centralia, WA 98531 With cranberries and yams and a turkey with dressing. squash with butter mixture. Bake pumpkin and acorn squash Then we’ll eat and be thankful at 400 degrees for 45 minutes or until for your season’s blessings. tender. Let cool completely (about 15 Welcome, autumn, bring your cheer. minutes). Scoop out pulp, discarding We are ready for you. shells. please see KITCHEN, page Life 7 TwinStarCU.com CH482366cz.cg Life 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 HISTORY

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© 2012 by NEA, Inc. TODAY IN LEWIS COUNTY-AREA HISTORY 1889 — Newspapers Shill fact that Mr. McCoy employs 2000 — Possible ‘Freak Night’ for Schools none but white labor, and that Causes Concern The Chronicle urged its read- he has never employed a Jap in A “techno-Halloween” dance ers to support a property tax to any capacity. The motive that festival scheduled for Oct. 28 at pay for good schools. inspired the fabrication of the the Southwest Washington Fair- “Let No Ill-Advised Economy reports was so apparent that it grounds was causing communi- Obtain,” a headline urged. “Give turned public opinion against ty concern. The attractions list- The Youth a Fair Deal. It Will Mr. McCoy’s traducers rather ed for the event included “Sick Pay in Every Way to be Gener- than against himself.” and Twisted Film Festival,” “full ous.” McCoy was running as a Re- body massages,” “body paint- Centralia landowners would publican, and was supported by ing,” “man-eating spiders,” and see financial profit when it came the Republican newspaper. “piercing and tattooing.” time to sell if the city had good Tickets were on sale from schools, the newspaper wrote. 1910 — Mud Stalls Street Cars Eugene, Ore., to British Colum- The Centralia News, likewise, The street cars on National bia, as well as Sight and Sound advocated for a schoolhouse in Avenue, Chehalis, were stalled in Centralia. the north end of Centralia. because of too much mud. Sheriff John McCroskey said “This is a matter which “On account of the extra he planned to attend, but he said should receive immediate atten- amount of mud on this street, it his 14-year-old son would not be tion as there are 200 or 300 chil- gummed the track so that it put there. dren in that portion of the city, the street cars out of commis- “It’s certainly outside my area all anxiously awaiting an op- sion,” The Chehalis Bee-Nugget of comfort,” McCroskey said. portunity to attend school,” the wrote. “It was thrown up into newspaper wrote. “Let there be the mechanism of the motors, no delay in this matter of great 2005 — Depot Moves and blew out the power fuses.” to New Home importance.” Submitted by Frances Nugent for ”Our Hometowns, Volume 2 The old two-story, James “Harrison” and Coral “Evangeline” Nugent pose on the snowields during 1931 — Movie and a Wedding 1,250-square-foot Morton train their honeymoon trip to Mount Rainier in 1924. They couple lived in Centralia 1890 — First Newspaper in Chehalis depot was moved from its 1910 Editor Visits on South Silver Street until 1934 before moving to the city-owned Centralia Six hundred people attended to a new, more user-friendly lo- Hydroelectric Plant near Yelm, where Harrison worked as the chief operator. The Centralia Weekly News the midnight public wedding cation in town. The couple had two children: Roberta and Frances. was honored by a visit by Mr. between Claude Bledsoe and The move was filmed by a Albert Tozier, presently of the Mary Cloud at the St. Helens camera crew from the History Portland World, formerly of Theater in Chehalis. Cost for Channel for the program called the Nugget newspaper of Lewis admission to the nuptials was 25 “Mega Movers.” County. cents, which was donated to the “This gentleman has the Chehalis Charity Relief Fund. honor of being the author of the $170. The last movie ended at Send first newspaper in Lewis county 11 p.m., after which there was — the Nugget,” the Centralia a program of vocal and instru- Us You r newspaper wrote. “His reminis- mental music by local talent be- cences of early days are interest- fore the happy union. Photos and ing and instructive. His press was a wooden one and the large Stories type heading for the paper was 1959 — No Go for Go-Carts If you’d like to share cut out at the nearest saw mill.” The Centralia School direc- tors denied the use of school your locally themed 1906 — Rumor of Foreign grounds for go-cart racers. story, photograph “Centralia police, plagued at (with caption), or a Workers Is Untrue times with the small motor cars “During the last two weeks using streets and sidewalks, had combination of both, reports, which have been traced suggested to directors the new- email your items to to an unreliable source, were ly blacktopped Edison school Editor-in-Chief Brian spread to the effect that George grounds might be used by the Mittge at bmittge@ McCoy, of Napavine, was em- young drivers,” The Chronicle ploying Japs in his mill,” the wrote. There were about 30 of chronline.com or Centralia News-Examiner the cars in the city. bring them by the editorialized. “It was, doubt- “Dr. Kenneth Mallery, school front desk. Be sure less, hoped that these reports superintendent, said directors to leave us your would injure Mr. McCoy in are alarmed at the use of school his candidacy for representa- grounds, not from the stand- name, phone number tive from the Second District. point of the racers themselves, and mailing address CH462521cf.cg On the contrary, however, they but for the safety of other chil- so we can return the have added considerably to his dren undoubtedly there as spec- photo to you. This Saturday in... The Chronicle strength, for it is a well known tators or playing.” COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012 • Life 5

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

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

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

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PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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Kitchen: Hearty Meals Will Help Ward Off the Coming Cold Continued from Life 2 ground beef pepper with the spices in step 2. and shortening over flour mix- paring knife to cut a vent hole in 1 onion, chopped fine Serve with lime wedges, diced ture and pulse until mixture the top of each dumpling. Melt remaining 2 tablespoons 4 garlic cloves, minced avocado, shredded cheddar or resembles wet sand, about 10 Line rimmed baking sheet of butter in a Dutch oven over Monterey Jack cheese and/or pulses; transfer to bowl. Stir in with parchment paper. Ar- medium heat. Add onion and 3 tbsp. chili powder 2 tsp. ground cumin sour cream. buttermilk until dough forms. range dumplings on prepared sauté 5 minutes or until tender. Turn out onto lightly floured 2 tsp. sugar —Adapted from “The America’s baking sheet, brush tops with Add thyme, sauté 1 minute. Test Kitchen Quick Family Cookbook” work surface and knead briefly Stir in broth and pumpkin Salt and pepper egg white and sprinkle with re- until dough is cohesive. Press maining cinnamon sugar. Bake and squash pulp. Increase heat 1 cup beef broth dough into an 8-by-4-inch rect- until dough is golden brown to medium-high; bring to a boil. ¼ cup minced fresh cilantro BAKEDAPPLE DUMPLINGS angle. Cut in half, wrap each Reduce heat to low, and simmer WITH CIDER SAUCE half tightly with plastic wrap, and juices are bubbling, 20 to 10 minutes. Remove from heat, Process 1 ½ cups beans and 25 minutes. Let cool on baking For the dough: and refrigerate until firm, about and let cool 10 minutes. half of tomatoes in food proces- sheet for 10 minutes. Serve with 2 ½ cups all-purpose flour 1 hour. Process soup, in batches, in a sor to coarse paste, about 10 sec- For the apple dumplings: cider sauce (recipe follows). 3 tbsp. sugar blender or food processor until onds, and set aside. Adjust oven rack to middle po- Makes 8 servings. smooth. Return soup to Dutch Heat oil in a Dutch oven over 2 tsp. baking powder sition and heat oven to 425 de- oven. Stir in half-and-half, next medium heat until shimmering. ¾ tsp. salt grees. Combine sugar and cin- CIDER SAUCE four ingredients, and remaining Add beef and onion and cook, 10 tbsp. unsalted butter, cut namon in small bowl. In second 1 cup apple cider 1 tablespoon honey and ¼ tea- breaking up any large pieces of into ½-inch pieces and chilled bowl, combine butter, raisins, 1 cup water spoon salt. Cook, over low heat, meat with a wooden spoon, un- 5 tbsp. vegetable shortening, cut and 3 tablespoons of the cinna- 1 cup sugar stirring often, 3 minutes or until til meat is no longer pink, about into ½-inch pieces and chilled mon sugar mixture. Peel apples ½ tsp. ground cinnamon thoroughly heated. 5 minutes. Stir in garlic, chili and halve through equator. Re- Garnish, if desired. Serve ¾ cup cold buttermilk 2 tbsp. unsalted butter powder, cumin, sugar, and ½ For the apple dumplings: move core and pack butter mix- 1 tbsp. lemon juice immediately. teaspoon salt and cook until fra- 6 tbsp. sugar ture into each apple half. Makes 6 to 8 servings. grant, about 1 minute. On lightly floured counter, 1 tsp. ground cinnamon Bring cider, water, sugar, and —”Southern Living Home Cooking Stir in broth, processed bean roll each dough half into a 12- cinnamon to a simmer in small Basics” mixture, remaining beans and 3 tbsp. unsalted butter, softened inch square. Cut each 12-inch remaining tomatoes and sim- 3 tbsp. golden raisins, chopped square into four 6-inch squares. saucepan and cook over me- mer, stirring occasionally, until 4 Golden Delicious apples Working with one at a time, dium high heat until thickened BEEF AND BEAN CHILI thickened, about 20 minutes. 2 egg whites, lightly beaten lightly brush edges of dough and reduced to 1 ½ cups, about 2 cans (15 oz.) kidney beans, Stir in cilantro and season with square with egg white and place 15 minutes. Off heat, whisk in rinsed salt and pepper to taste. Serve. For the dough: Process flour, apple, cut side up, in center of butter and lemon juice. Drizzle 2 cans (14.5 oz.) diced tomatoes Makes 4 to 6 servings. sugar, baking powder and salt in each square. Gather dough 1 over dumplings to serve. 1 tbsp. vegetable oil Note: For spicier chili, add ¼ food processor until combined, corner at a time on top of apple, — Adapted from “The Complete 1 ½ lbs. 85 percent lean teaspoon to ½ teaspoon cayenne about 15 seconds. Scatter butter crimping edges to seal. Use a Cook’s Country TV Show Cookbook”

ADVICE: Dear Abby Man Hopes Wife Outgrows Drunken Girls’ Nights Out DEAR ABBY: My wife and and say she “can’t” go out. But she can’t do that without getting a crossroad in my life. Just when very troubling to me. I find my- I have been married for eight it bothers me that she wants to herself soused and staying out all I thought I had everything, from self needing closure, but when I months. She has an occasional spend the night with her single night. On the other hand, if she’s the house with the white picket try to talk to him, he brushes me habit that makes friends and get drunk. If I try to in no condition to get behind the fence to the family dog and chil- off. I feel betrayed, unsure who I me wonder talk to her about it, she gets angry wheel, then it’s better that she not dren, I have learned something married and lost about what else whether we got and says she doesn’t get to see her drive until she sobers up. about my husband. He had never married too friends very often. I don’t think saying what’s opened up about himself other to do. What do you advise? — young. (She’s 23, I don’t understand why her on your mind is “controlling.” I than to say he was raised by his CONFUSED IN CALIFORNIA DEAR CONFUSED: I’m 27 and we’re socializing always has to involve suspect your wife becomes angry father and stepmom who abused How both in graduate drinking and staying out all because she is defensive. him as a child. old does your husband appear to school.) night. Her sister is my age and Her behavior is immature, As I was cleaning out a closet be in those photos? If they are re- She likes has a career in education, but and how long it will take her to and getting rid of some things, cent, then it is important that you to go out with still likes hosting these parties. I outgrow this “phase” is anybody’s I came across his old briefcase, get to the bottom of this — and a group of her By Abigail Van Buren wonder how long it will take my guess. I recommend that you which I opened to see if anything counseling may help you find the friends from wife to outgrow this phase. Am I both widen your circle of friends of importance was inside before answers you’re looking for. high school or with her sister and being controlling? What should I so you spend more time with oth- tossing it. To my shock, there However, if they are NOT her sister’s friends, get drunk do? — GETTING FRUSTRATED er married couples who are more were photos and a DVD of what and stay the night. It doesn’t hap- IN PONTIAC, MICH. mature than your wife’s sister seemed like pornography of him- recent, let the past stay buried. pen all the time — several times DEAR GETTING FRUS- and high school friends appear to self and other women. Some women keep old love letters a year — and I’m not worried TRATED: Your wife appears to be. I can respect past relation- long after the romance is over. about her cheating on me. I try be trying to hold onto her care- ships, but having done something And some men keep old pictures not to be the controlling husband free single days, and it’s a shame DEAR ABBY: I have reached like this and kept the evidence is like the ones you found.

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American Dad ’ American Dad “I Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ The Simpsons A The Simpsons Q13 FOX News at 9 Rose, Arcega- Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) 30 Rock “The Fa- 30 Rock Jack MNT 10 10 (CC) Can’t Stan You” (CC) (CC) wedding do-over. “Them, Robot” Dunn, Kelly and Levine. (N) (CC) bian Strategy” wants to be fired. The King of The King of The Office “Branch The Office “Garage Arrow “Honor Thy Father” Oliver runs Supernatural “Heartache” Sam and Seinfeld “The Din- Seinfeld “The Se- Rules of Engage- Rules of Engage- C W 11 11 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Wars” Sale” (CC) into Laurel. (N) ’ (CC) Dean investigate murders. 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(CC) The Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) The Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) Wild Pacific Diversity of life. (CC) BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Wild Out Wednesday” Top 10 Countdown. BET Hip Hop Awards 2012 Celebrating hip-hop history and culture. (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) Don’t Sleep! The Game (CC) Flipping Out “Bad Move” Jeff upsets Flipping Out “Cleaning House” Jeff The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of New York Life After Top Chef Richard runs into Watch What Hap- Life After Top Chef BRAVO 66 66 Gage. (CC) considers firing Zoila. (CC) City “Reunion” (Part 1 of 2) (CC) City “Reunion” (Part 2 of 2) (CC) an old enemy. (N) pens: Live (N) CBUT 29 29 News Lang & O’Leary George-Tonight Coronation Street Dragons’ Den A niche product. 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(CC) keepers” (CC) tory” ’ (CC) Boss” (CC) Rap” ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Buying and Selling (CC) House Hunters Renovation (CC) Property Brothers “Amber” (CC) Buying and Selling (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Kosher Kitchen” HIST 37 37 Modern Marvels “Logging Tech” Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Restoration Restoration Pawn Stars (CC) Restoration Cajun Pawn Stars Cajun Pawn Stars Cajun Pawn Stars Cajun Pawn Stars LI FE 51 51 ››› Selena (1997) Jennifer Lopez. Abducted: The Carlina White Story (2012, Docudrama) Aunjanue Ellis. 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Cops “Coast to FOX 12 News at 8 O’Clock (N) TMZ (N) ’ (CC) Dish Nation (N) 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 National League Championship Series, Game 4. (N) Coast” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 “Eye for an Eye; Dead End” The First 48 “Carjacked; Roll of the The First 48 Stabbing victim; man killed After the First 48 “Bad Attitude” One Beyond Scared Straight At-risk teens Beyond Scared Straight Four teens get A&E 52 52 A young man is shot to death. Dice” A man is found dead in a field. in gunfight. (CC) fatal stabbing, two suspects. (N) tour the county jail. (N) (CC) a taste of jail life. (CC) AMC 67 67 › Friday the 13th, Part VI: Jason Lives (1986, Horror) Thom Mathews, Jennifer › Friday the 13th Part VII -- The New Blood (1988) Lar Park Lincoln, Terry Kiser. › Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989) Jensen Daggett, Cooke. A teen meets a masked killer, revived by lightning. (CC) A teenage psychic unwittingly resurrects murderous Jason. (CC) Scott Reeves. Hockey-masked slasher follows teens on cruise. (CC) APL 43 43 Fatal Attractions ’ (CC) The Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) The Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) River Monsters: Unhooked Jeremy searches for the goonch. ’ (CC) The Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) (CC) The Game (CC) Mama, I Want to Sing (2010, Musical) Ciara. A preacher’s daughter becomes a pop star. (CC) Don’t Sleep! The Game (CC) The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of Miami Ro- The Real Housewives of Miami Jo- The Real Housewives of Miami Jo- Watch What Hap- The Real House- BRAVO 66 66 “Reunion” (Part 2 of 3) “Reunion” (Part 3 of 3) dolfo gives Karent advice. anna discovers Romain’s secret. anna discovers Romain’s secret. pens: Live (N) wives of Miami CBUT 29 29 News Lang & O’Leary George-Tonight Coronation Street The Nature of Things (N) (CC) Doc Zone (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) CBC News: The National ’ (CC) CBC News Van George-Tonight C M T 61 61 Reba ’ (CC) Reba “Pilot” ’ Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) ›› 8 Seconds (1994) Luke Perry. 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Farm (CC) My Babysitter Fast N’ Loud A rare and delicate Wood- Fast N’ Loud “Amazing Impala” 1964 Fast N’ Loud “Ramshackle Rambler” Fast N’ Loud Mirrored drift car; rare Texas Car Wars Chevy Coupe; Ford Fast N’ Loud Mirrored drift car; rare DSC 8 8 ill Wildfire. ’ (CC) Impala; 1951 Bruco fire truck. 1959 Rambler; Willys Coupe Gasser. 1967 Corvette. ’ (CC) Ranchero; Mustang GT. (N) ’ (CC) 1967 Corvette. ’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) The Soup Married to Jonas Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Chelsea Lately (N) E! News E! 65 65 Scott feels like an outcast. (Part 1 of 2) the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians ESPN 32 32 College Football Oregon at Arizona State. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 High School Football DeLand (Fla.) at Sandalwood (Fla.). (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight NFL Live (CC) NASCAR Now FAM 39 39 ››› Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) ››› Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Daniel Radcliffe. New dangers lurk for Harry, Dumbledore and their friends. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The Five FOOD 35 35 Chopped Chopped “A Very Piggy Halloween” Halloween Wars Sweet Genius “Puzzled Genius” Sweet Genius “Cuckoo Genius” (N) Chopped FX 53 53 How I Met Your Two and a Half Two and a Half ››› The Social Network (2010, Drama) Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake. Legal It’s Always Sunny The League “The BrandX With Rus- Totally Biased- Mother ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) and personal complications follow Facebook’s founding. in Phila. Hoodie” (N) sell Brand (N) Kamau Bell GOLF 70 70 Greenbrier PGA Tour Golf McGladrey Classic, First Round. From Sea Island, Ga. Golf Central (N) 19th Hole (N) European PGA Tour Golf Little House on the Prairie Caroline Little House on the Prairie A semi-liter- Little House on the Prairie Laura’s Little House on the Prairie Controversy Frasier “Martin Frasier “Leapin’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier “Sleeping HALL 19 19 leaves kids with sitter. (CC) ate boy is ridiculed. (CC) rabid raccoon bites her. (CC) over a proposed bell. (CC) Does It His Way” Lizards” ’ (CC) With the Enemy” HGTV 68 68 Property Virgins Property Virgins Hunters Int’l House Hunters Buying and Selling (CC) Extreme Homes (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l You Live in What? (CC) HIST 37 37 Fort Knox: Secrets Revealed The U.S. bullion depository. (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Lost Magic Decoded The most terrifying magic effects ever. (N) (CC) 10 Things About 10 Things About LI FE 51 51 Project Runway “It’s Fashion Baby” Project Runway (CC) Project Runway “Finale, Part I” Project Runway The designers present their collections. Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition Prank My Mom MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The Ed Show The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Jersey Shore Snooki moves out. ’ Jersey Shore ’ (CC) Jersey Shore “Merp Walk” (N) (CC) Jersey Shore ’ Jersey Shore ’ NBCS 34 34 Return to London: The Games of the XXX Olympiad Action Sports (N) ’ (CC) NFL Turning Point Sports Illustrated Poker After Dark (Taped) (CC) NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob Figure It Out (N) Drake & Josh ’ Teenage Mut. You Gotta See Full House (CC) Full House (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends (CC) Friends (CC) OXY 50 50 House “House vs. God” ’ (CC) House A police officer deteriorates. 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(CC) VH1 62 62 T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny 40 Most Shocking Hip Hop Moments 40 Most Shocking Hip Hop Moments › Honey 2 (2011) Katerina Graham. A troubled dancer prepares to compete on a talent show. Bask. Wives LA