Former Winlock Man Killed in Afghanistan

$1 School Levy Early Week Edition Voter Turnout Tuesday, Average / Main 4 Feb. 11, 2014 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Best Paws Forward Closer to Playoffs Some Canines Go Far Beyond Being Gee Leads Lady Blazers in Close Win Man’s Best Friend / Life 1 Over Highline in Centralia / Sports 1 Broad Former Winlock Man Coalition Forming on Killed in Afghanistan Flooding TOGETHER: Effort Moves Forward, but Revised Legislation Would Not Earmark Funds for Chehalis Basin By Lisa Broadt [email protected] The House Capital Budget Committee on Monday voted 8-5 to pass Rep. Richard DeBolt’s substitute bill which awards $1.5 billion to water management issues throughout the state, but does not provide any speci- fied amount to the Legislature Chehalis River Ba- sin. 2014 Previous legislation allocated $300 million for the basin. The scope of the project dwarfs previous requests. The $5 million in 2012 and $28.2 million awarded to this region over the summer both were considered victories, but now, going big is the only way to go, DeBolt, R-Chehalis, Rahmat Gul / The Associated Press said in an interview Monday. U.S. soldiers search the site where a suicide attacker rammed a car bomb into a NATO convoy, killing two foreign civilian contractors, in the Afghan capital Kabul, “I knew the only way to get it Afghanistan Monday. The Islamic militant group Hizb-i-Islami claimed responsibility for the attack in eastern Kabul, saying it would drive all foreign forces from done would be to have enough Afghanistan. allies,” he said. “I’m trying to form the (other supporters) into a BOMBER: Michael had just left the prison Pul- E-Charki when a Toyota Co- please see FLOODING, page Main 9 Hughes Killed by “He felt like he could be a part of the change rolla packed with explosives Suicide Bomber While for a better future.” rammed into the convoy. Working as a Contractor Hughes’ family was informed on Monday he was one Chehalis Port in Afghanistan Kristine Wallace of the two foreign contractors sister killed by the suicide bomber By Stephanie Schendel attack. Encouraged [email protected] Hughes, 38, moved to Win- Vegas prior to working over- The identity of the second A former Winlock man lock as a child. He grew up and to Continue seas but grew up in Winlock, contractor killed has not been attended school there, Wallace working as had been working as a contrac- released. a contrac- said. He will likely be buried in tor for DynCorp International The suicide bomber Lewis County. Consolidation tor was one for the past three years, accord- rammed a car bomb into a of two killed “He just loved what he did,” ing to one of Hughes’ sisters, NATO convoy at about 2:30 Wallace said. “He was helping Discussions by a suicide Kristine Wallace. p.m. local time, killing two for- bomber Mon- to train (Afghans) and create “He felt like he could be a eign civilian contractors in east democracy there.” TIMING: Chehalis City day morning part of the change for a bet- Kabul, according to The Asso- in the Afghan- Hughes previously worked Officials Believe Time Is ter future,” she said. “He loved ciated Press. as a corrections officer at Mc- istan capital teaching. He loved the people. Both victims were work- Neil Island, she said. Right for Port Cooperation Michael Hughes of Kabul, ac- He was training (Afghans) to ing as advisers on a State De- Died in suicide The Winlock High School cording to his run their own prisons ... He partment-funded program to By Kyle Spurr bombing graduate worked as an op- family. loved the progress being made bolster the Afghan corrections [email protected] Michael erations mentor, guard force and the empowerment the peo- system, according to the Los The Port of Chehalis Commis- Hughes, who was living in Las ple began to feel.” Angeles Times. Both advisers please see KILLED, page Main 9 sion met with the Chehalis City Council Monday night to discuss the possibility of the Port of Cen- tralia administratively managing Discover! Museum Plans Permanent Home the Port of Chehalis, a move that could save the Port of Chehalis LOCATION: Museum Seeks past year, has identified an acre museum, which will be on city ditional 5-year terms, to total more $150,000 per year. lot on Northwest Louisiana Av- property. 50 years. The city council did not take Lease Agreement With enue in front of Home Depot in Groundbreaking for the Rent will be $30,525 annu- action, but did urge the Chehalis City for New Building Chehalis for a permanent full- new museum is not expected ally, which over 20 years would port to continue working with the scale museum. until next year. be $708,000 and over 50 years Centralia port to research the po- By Kyle Spurr On Monday night, the Che- Children’s Museum Advi- would be almost $2.5 million, tential benefits of Centralia man- [email protected] halis City Council unanimous- sory Group Chairman Larry McGee said. aging the two ports. ly agreed to direct city staff McGee said the museum is Organizers will use the The city council did not The Discover! Children’s to work out details of a lease proposing a 20-year lease with Museum, a pilot project for the agreement for the permanent options to extend it for six ad- please see MUSEUM, page Main 9 please see PORT, page Main 9

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Community Calendar Today WHAT’S HAPPENING? Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 If you have an event you Editor’s Best Bet p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 would like included in the Health and Hope Medical Outreach, Community Calendar, please James King Band to Perform at Bluegrass Concert free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 p.m., email your information to The James King Band, from and sandwiches for sale. The Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill [email protected]. Road, Centralia, for those whose income Virginia, will be performing concert is sponsored by The Include a daytime telephone at a bluegrass concert 6-8 p.m. Washington Bluegrass Associa- is less than 200 percent of the poverty number where you can be level, (360) 623-1485 Wednesday at the Adna Grange. tion. reached. Herbal Beginnings, 1-3 p.m., 4162 The band’s latest project, The James King Band will be There is no charge for these Jackson Highway, Chehalis, (360) “Three Chords & The Truth,” a headliner for the 30th annual 262-0525 listings. was nominated for a 2014 Gram- Mount St. Helens Bluegrass Fes- For questions about calendar items, call Doug my Award. He has won the Male tival this August in Toledo. Libraries Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) Vocalist of the Year Award from The Grange is located at 123 the Society for the Preservation Dieckman Road, Adna. Preschool Story Time, for children 807-8238. 3-6 years, 11 a.m., Centralia of Bluegrass Music of America For more information, call Pizza and Paperbacks, for teens, 3:30 numerous times. General Cothren, (360) 785- p.m., Tenino tionships. Tickets are $10 per person. 3478, or Carol Dills, (360) 249- Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5 p.m., He is co-author of “Together: The Adna Grange will have soup 4522. Centralia Communicating Interpersonal- Organizations ly,” now in its sixth edition, and editor of “Bridges Not Walls,” in Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, its 11th edition. Cumulatively, 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111½ W. is County Master Recycler/Com- his books have sold more than Thursday, Feb. 13 Main, Centralia, (360) 736-6852 posters are hosting a workshop on 500,000 copies. Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Twin Cit- composting 6-7:30 p.m. Wednes- Lyceum is free and also may ies Senior Center, Chehalis day at Extension meeting room Centralia College to be taken as Humanities 286, one Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Cooks 3, located in the basement of the Hill Community Church, Centralia, (360) credit. Lyceum classes are held Present ‘Almost, Maine’ Lewis County Courthouse. 262-3877 in WAH 103 or, if more space is The class will teach the art Centralia College’s Theatre Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., needed, Corbet Theatre. and science of successful home Department will present “Al- Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, For more information, call (360) 748-1753, [email protected] composting so you can improve most, Maine,” a romantic comedy Jody Peterson, (360) 736-9391, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Support Groups your soil and grow healthy plants. ext. 209, or email her at jpeter- Participants are asked to bring Sunday, as well as Feb. 20-22 in Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, [email protected]. their questions or problems on the Wickstrom Studio Theatre 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- in Washington Hall at Centralia halis, sponsored by Human Response composting, and the instructors Network, (360) 748-6601 Bullying Is Subject of will help solve them. College. NAMI Lewis County Connections There is no charge for the class. Set in a fictional hamlet in Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Talk at Centralia College Those who register in advance northern Maine, “Almost, Maine,” Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- Bullying will be the subject will receive a free compost bin. To by John Cariani, is the perfect [email protected] of a presentation Wednesday at sign up, call (360) 740-1212. choice for our current winter NAMI Support Group, 2-3:15 p.m., Centralia College. weather conditions and for Val- Centralia Timberland Library, for Speaking will be Dot Work- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo starts entine’s Day. Cariani’s play is families of mentally ill persons, (360) 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson 736-2073 man, Southwest Region coordi- actually nine short plays, all ad- Highway, Chehalis dressing men and women who Al-Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6 p.m., nator for Parent Training and Young Professionals Lewis County Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Information Program (PAVE). Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside are falling in and sometimes out (360) 736-8104 or (360) 736-6439 Workman will specifically Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, (206) of love. be talking about bullying that is 293-6126 Guest director Isaac Wulff aimed at those with disabilities. Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Cof- said, “The characters in ‘Almost, Wednesday, Feb. 12 Those attending will re- feehouse, 434 NW Prindle St., Chehalis, Maine’ are on the precipice of ceive a certificate of attendance. (360) 740-0492 something else. Each of them Swing dance, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Cof- knows that there is a totally new Distinguished Alumnus STARS credit is available; a reg- feehouse, Chehalis, lesson for beginners, istry number is required. 7-10 dancing, $5 admission includes les- state of being just around the cor- to Give Talk The talk will be at 6:30-8:30 son, (360) 740-0492 ner, but it’s not here yet and that’s at Centralia College p.m. in room 121 of the New Sci- terrifying, wonderful, liberating and awful all at the same time. John Stewart, a Centralia ence Center. For more informa- Public Agencies tion, call Joan Meister at (360) Everyone is in a state of ... almost.” College Distinguished Alum- 736-9391 or email her at jmeis- Lewis County Commission-City of Thursday performances are at nus and former professor at the Centralia, joint meeting, 6 p.m., Jefferson- [email protected]. 7 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays are University of Washington and Lincoln Elementary, Centralia, annexation, (360) 740-1120 at 8 p.m. and the Sunday, Feb.16, University of Dubuque, will be performance is at 2 p.m. giving a talk at Centralia College Workshop on Libraries Tickets are $10 for adults and on Wednesday as part of the Ly- Composting Planned Watercolor and acrylic painting, for $8 for students and senior citi- ceum Series. adults, 10:30 a.m., Oakville zens. 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Firefighters searched for several hours Saturday afternoon for two homeless people believed to have been around the building at the time of the fire at about 2 a.m., but eventually determined that there were no victims. “We conducted a thorough search and thankfully didn’t find any victims,” Riverside Fire Authority Deputy Chief Richard Mack said Saturday. “We do have a lookout now for the individuals that are staying there and we would like to speak to them.” Mack said there were reports by bystanders on scene of at least two transients who were living inside the structure. A bystander told firefighters he brought food for one of the transients the night Pete Caster / [email protected] before and has not seen him Riverside Fire Authority ireighters look on as crews take apart a section of the Riverside Motel that was destroyed by a ire early Saturday morning in Centralia. since, Mack said. The Centralia Police Depart- ment is familiar with the two transients, Mack said, and will help the RFA find them for ques- ‘‘Whether it was tioning. started maliciously or Friends of the transients reported they were safe Monday, for heating purposes, but its unclear whether or not we don’t know. It’s they have spoke to investigators. The cause of the fire is unde- almost certain it’s a termined, but Mack said someone likely caused it. human-caused fire.’’ “Whether it was started maliciously or for heating purposes, Richard Mack we don’t know,” Mack said. “It’s Riverside Fire Authority almost certain it’s a human- caused fire.” The former hotel building is not hooked up to electricity and is not insured, Mack said. The first arriving firefighters found heavy fire located in the northwest portion of the building, according to the Riverside Fire Authority. Harrison Avenue and East Bridge Street were closed Satur- A Riverside Fire Authority ireighter sprays down debris from one of the Riverside Motel buildings that burned down in day morning while crews battled Saturday morning's blaze in Centralia. the fire and later excavated the was scheduled to be demolished rubble looking for the potential habitable on Feb. 2, 2009. later this summer before the Two 14-year-old juveniles set victims. The firefighters used an northwest portion burned to the excavator to remove the debris fire to the motel on Jan. 27, 2010. ground Saturday morning. courtesy photo that includes a burned bathtub Following the arson and the and mattresses. AutoZone, a retailer and dis- 2007 and 2009 floods, property Crews attemt to The RFA, the Chehalis Fire tributor of automotive replace- owner Harshida Thakor filed extinguish a ire Department and the West Thur- ment parts and accessories, is a $2.5 million lawsuit against at the aban- ston Fire Authority remained on planning to open a retail store on the city in February 2010 claim- doned Riverside scene until about 1:30 p.m. the dilapidated property in the ing building officials racially Motel in down- One firefighter suffered a early part of November. discriminated against her and town Centralia lacerated hand and was treated The one-story Riverside Mo- that the city failed to prepare for early Saturday and released from Providence tel, built in 1950, has been vacant flooding that led to the building morning. Centralia Hospital. A total of 20 and in disrepair since the flood being condemned. firefighters responded to the fire. of 2007. The city deemed the The city denied the claim in The Riverside Motel property Riverside Motel property unin- March 2010. LYCEUM Weekly Lyceum lectures are presented Wednesdays, 1:00-1:50 Snow and Ice Lead to Numerous Collisions p.m. in Washington Hall 103 or Corbet Theatre, and are OPEN TO Winter 2014 THE PUBLIC. Lyceum may also be taken as a one-credit course, By The Chronicle on the 2400 block due to snow • Slick road conditions caused Humanities 281, 282, 283, 284. The several inches of snow and ice, according to the Lewis a two-vehicle accident on the that hit the region Friday and County Sheriff’s Office. The 1100 block of West Main Street Saturday resulted in numerous car went off the road and rolled in Centralia shortly before 8 p.m., minor car accidents throughout onto its top. The driver was not according to the Centralia Police Lewis County. injured. Department. No one was injured. While the police departments • A 21-year-old Montana man • A vehicle slid off of the road U&ME of Centralia and Chehalis and lost control of his 1999 Dodge at Belmont Avenue and West Ram pickup truck on the 3700 the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- Reynolds Avenue in Centralia COMMUNICATING IN MOMENTS THAT MATTER block of Cooks Hill Road outside shortly before noon Friday, ac- fice reported responding to sev- of Centralia and slid off the road, eral weather-related crashes be- causing the truck to flip. The cording to the Centralia Police tween Friday and Sunday, none man was not injured. The crash Department. The vehicle got February 12: Dr. John Stewart of them resulted in serious inju- occurred at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. stuck, and sustained minor dam- (Centralia College graduate and Distinguished Alumni Award recipient) ries. • Two vehicles collided on age. No one was injured. Below is a summary of some Byrd Street and Seminary Hill • Chehalis police responded Nothing is more critical to the quality of our lives than of the crashes reported: Road in Centralia at about 5:35 to a vehicle in a ditch on the 100 our relationships, and nothing is more critical to our • A 20-year-old Winlock man p.m. Saturday, according to the block of Southwest Interstate relationships than how we communicate. U&ME: was driving northbound on Centralia Police Department. Avenue at 9:22 p.m. Saturday, ac- Communicating in Moments that Matter is a book that shows Highway 603 when he lost con- The damage to the vehicles was cording to the Chehalis Police how to improve the quality of your life by improving your trol of his 2001 Ford Mustang minor, and no one was injured. Department. No one was injured. everyday communicating. News in Brief Dr. Stewart is a former professor at the University of Washington, assistant to the president at the University of Napavine Man Injured it, said Sgt. Rob Snaza with the marketplace will have to be run sheriff’s office. on less than a third of the money Dubuque, and consultant to a wide range of public and During Accident at The machine then pulled the officials now have at their disposal. private organizations. For more information, visit man’s arm into it, Snaza said. He Washington and the 13 other www.johnstewart.org. Imperial Fabricating was transported to Providence states running their own health By The Chronicle Centralia Hospital then later to insurance marketplaces all had 1-1:50 p.m. • Washington Hall, Room 103 A 35-year-old Napavine man Harborview Medical Center. His federal grants to pay for start-up (on the Centralia College campus) was transported to Harborview current condition is unknown. costs. Now the Washington Health This presentation is Medical Center in Seattle after The accident happened at Benefit Exchange will have to tran- an accident severely injured his about 7 a.m. on the 200 block of sition from federal grants totaling arm at Imperial Fabricating Fri- Maurin Road. almost $150 million in 2014 to state FREE! day morning, according to the dollars allocated by the Legislature Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. of $40 million in 2015. For upcoming Lyceum events visit: The man, whose name was Health Exchange Suggestions about how that www.centralia.edu/news/lyceum-schedule.html not released, was cleaning large might work include putting zero CH514719.cz.sw Must Slim Down Centralia College does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, sex, genetic information, or age in admission, rollers, which are used to ma- dollars in marketing and adver- treatment, or participation in its programs, services and activities, or in employment. All inquiries regarding compliance with access, equal opportunity and/or grievance procedures should be directed to the Vice President of Human Resources and Legal Afairs, Centralia College, 600 Centralia College Blvd, Centralia, WA nipulate and bend metal, when SEATTLE (AP) — Next year, tising and spending nothing for 98531, or call 360.736.9391, ext. 671, or 360.807.6227/TTY. his left glove got caught inside Washington’s health insurance computer and software upgrades. Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 LOCAL

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Christopher Brewer / [email protected] Danika Macomber, foreground, holds her hands over her chest as she and Alex Johnson, back center, rehearse a scene from “Almost, Maine” at the Phillip Wick- strom Studio Theatre on the Centralia College campus Monday. Comedy Comes to

College Campus Pete Caster / [email protected] John Kaech looks over his shoulder to see that his son Johnathan, 6, fell of the sled while they played in the backyard of their Centralia home on Sunday afternoon. About six inches of snow fell in the Centralia-Chehalis area on Saturday in ‘Almost, Maine’ night, but warmer temperatures on Sunday allowed families to enjoy the winter weather for just a few hours on Sun- day before it melted away. ROMANTIC: Play to Hit Phillip Wickstrom IF YOU GO ... Studio Stage Beginning Centralia College’s winter Thursday quarter production, “Almost, Maine,” premieres at 7 p.m. By Christopher Brewer Thursday at Phillip Wickstrom Studio Theatre, at the corner of [email protected] Washington and Pear streets How do 19 people in a fic- on the Centralia College cam- tional remote Northeastern town pus. Tickets are $10 for mem- deal with finding — and losing bers of the public, and $8 for — love? seniors and students. That’s for audiences to find The production runs for seven out in Centralia College’s winter more days: Friday and Saturday quarter production of “Almost, at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., and next Thursday at 7 p.m. again. Maine,” a romantic comedy The final two performances are written by playwright and actor given next Friday and Saturday, John Cariani. The play comes Feb. 21 and 22, at 8 p.m. to the stage at the Phillip Wick- For more information or for strom Studio Theatre beginning tickets, call 736-9391, ext. 525. Thursday. Isaac Wulff, 39, of Chehalis, has been tapped to direct the latable to anyone who watches, production, his first full-time di- simply because a variety of rela- rectorial gig at Centralia College. tionships among people of dif- Twelve actors of varying ages ferent ages are explored. He said will portray both residents and he chose “Almost, Maine” out visitors in the remote fictional town of Almost, Maine, each of of four possible winter quarter whom experience love and loss. productions because of its relat- “There are a couple common ability to each member of the au- themes in the production, in dience. that all of the scenes have to do “There are going to be scenes with relationships of some kind,” where anyone watching will be Wulff said. “Love is a theme, but able to essentially recognize I think it’s really secondary to themselves at a point in their life,” the major theme of transition.” Twelve actors will portray 19 Wulff said. different characters, and will do The production will take so rather seamlessly, Wulff says. place in the intimate setting of Each scene brings forth a new the Phillip Wickstrom Theatre, pair of people, enabling those which seats 110. First showing is Nickolas Kaech, 6, top, stufs the head of his older brother Johnathan, 8, into the snow at their house in Centralia on Sunday. taking part in the production Thursday evening at 7, and tick- to make the necessary costume ets go for $10 to the general pub- changes before returning. “The original play was made lic. For more information or to for four actors: two men and buy tickets, call the theater’s box Turnout for School Levy Votes two women,” Wulff explained. office at (360) 736-9391, ext. 525. “We’re going to do it with 12.” Chris Brewer: (360) 807-8235 / Wulff said the themes ex- Facebook: Chris Brewer - The Chron- Estimated at 32 Percent So Far plored in the play should be re- icle / Twitter: @iamchrisbrewer DEADLINE APPROACHING: — Adna, Boistfort, Centralia, Ea- inside the Lewis County Historic tonville, Mossyrock, Oakville, Courthouse, 351 N.W. North One-Third of Eligible Pe Ell and Winlock — are run- Street in Chehalis. Chehalis City Council Voters Have Returned ning replacement maintenance Those who have not received and operations levies in their their ballot can get a replacement Ballots Across Eight respective districts. Oakville, lo- at the Lewis County Elections Extends Pot Moratorium School Districts cated in Grays Harbor County, Department at the courthouse and Eatonville, located in Pierce until 8 p.m. tonight, or can visit By Christopher Brewer NO DIRECTION: City ion that said cities can reject County, both serve small areas http://myvote.wa.gov for a print- hosting recreational marijuana [email protected] of Lewis County; as such, they able ballot. Council Agrees to Wait Elections officials will an- sales, production and processing Voter turnout for today’s are included on the Lewis Coun- nounce the first wave of results for State Decision on facilities within city limits. school levy votes in eight local ty ballot. just after that 8 p.m. deadline, However, a bill was intro- school districts stands at about Voters can still turn in a bal- Marijuana Use and Sale and will update numbers the fol- duced in the state Legislature 32 percent of 20,678 registered lot by mail, but it must be post- By The Chronicle that would prohibit cities from marked by 8 p.m. tonight. Alter- lowing Friday. Election results voters, according to Lewis Coun- will be certified Feb. 25. With no clear direction from banning such activities, making ty election officials. natively, those wishing to hand ••• cities approve the zoning for pot the state, the Chehalis City Mariann Zumbuhl, with the in their ballots may do so by 8 Christopher Brewer: (360) Council unanimously agreed sales. Lewis County Elections Divi- p.m. tonight at the drop boxes 807-8235 / Facebook: Chris Brew- Monday night to extend the “Our thought process is to sion, told The Chronicle Monday located at the Twin Cities Senior er - The Chronicle / Twitter: @ existing moratorium for recre- continue the moratorium until morning that the current turn- Center, 2545 N. National Ave., or iamchrisbrewer ational and medical marijuana we get the (final answer) from out is consistent with the average within city limits. Olympia,” Hillier said. for February elections. Turnout could still increase, with a pre- Serving The current moratorium, or The Centralia City Coun- LewiS County suspension of action, was sched- cil postponed action as well diction of 35 to 40 percent of reg- Pacific uled to end March 12. The mora- last month on pot sales within istered voters turning in ballots torium was extended an addi- city limits. Centralia decided to before Tuesday evening’s 8 p.m. Prosthetics & Orthotics, llc tional six months. maintain the current moratori- deadline, Zumbuhl said. Eight local school districts City Attorney Bill Hillier um, which lasts until early April. 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They Lewis County during the Great For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact Depression and World War II. wanted to document what life the appropriate person listed below. was like for them growing up,” REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR “We started it about 16 years Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 ago just to tell our grandkids Taylor said. People in the community are [email protected] things they don't know and what Editor it was like,” Dorothy said. “Our asking for copies of the book, Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 lives were so different during the Taylor said, so the family hopes [email protected] Depression. (We wrote it) so our to print more within the year. 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In addition to the movie, call (360) 330-8656 or visit www. there will be trivia, prizes and Lewis County Government, Politics, South By The Chronicle It took about 40 firefighters provregister.org. Thurston County Communities and Oakville from Morton, Mineral, Mossy- giveaways. Those who plan to at- For more information, call Lisa Broadt ...... 807-8237 A 21-year-old Toledo man rock, Randle and Packwood tend are encouraged to dress in [email protected] died in a logging accident Mon- about four hours to get the blaze their favorite 1950s or 1980s-era (360) 330-1869. Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, day afternoon near Morton, ac- under control and an additional clothes. South Lewis County Communities cording to the Lewis County Campbell Chrysler, in down- Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 hour to completely extinguish it. [email protected] Sheriff’s Office. The fire was reported at 6:15 town Centralia, is displaying a The man was working at a Sports, News and Photography p.m. March 22 just off of U.S. DeLorean this week, and it will Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 logging site on the 1100 block Highway 12 east of Glenoma. By be available for photo opportuni- [email protected] state Route 7 when he was struck the time firefighters arrived, the ties on Saturday. Presents Death Notices, What’s Happening, by a tree at about noon, said Sgt. building was fully engulfed. Season passes for the 2014 Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices Rob Snaza with the sheriff’s of- film series are available for $60 at The Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 fice. Crews attempted CPR, but Holley’s Place in the Fox Theatre. [email protected] the man died on scene. Senate OKs Veteran For more information on the film Brothers Grimm [email protected] His name has not yet been re- series, call (360) 623-1103 or visit and a Show Girl [email protected] leased, Snaza said. 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A free knee pain relief seminar b now heads to the House for con- Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 Maintenance Shop will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Ticket outlets: Santa Lucia and Sterling Bank in sideration. Under the measure, Centralia, Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis [email protected] Wednesday, Feb. 26, at Washing- Also available online at http://bpt.me/560424 By The Chronicle veterans must provide their De- Circulation Manager ton Orthopaedic Center at 1900 226 W. Center Street partment of Defense discharge Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 Almost one year after a fire Cooks Hill Road in Centralia. Centralia WA destroyed a county maintenance document or separation papers, [email protected] The seminar will be hosted by www.evergreenplayhouse.wordpress.com Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE which must show that the appli- building in Glenoma, Lewis orthopaedic surgeon Justin Sher- 360-736-8628 Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 County is nearly ready to rebuild. cant’s service was honorable. A fey and physical therapist Ryan [email protected] Plans and specifications al- fee of up to $2 may be charged. Winning, of Providence Centra- Design Director ready have been prepared to re- The measure passed the Sen- lia Physical Therapy. They will Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 [email protected] place the old building with a pre- ate last year, but didn’t gain trac- discuss ways to relieve knee pain engineered steel frame structure tion in the House. and options for joint replacement LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC that will have space for equip- surgery. Dr. Sherfey will discuss PRESIDENT, COO ment and offices. Fox Theatre 2014 non-invasive treatment options Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Construction bids will be and the latest arthroscopic sur- [email protected] opened March 11, Lewis County Film Series Kicks Off Vice President Central Services Director Mi- Steve Walker ...... 807-8204 chael Strozyk told the Lewis Saturday With ‘Back to [email protected] County Commission Monday. the Future’ Business Manager The commission previously Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 By The Chronicle [email protected] approved the purchase of one CH514739.cz.drb February 7 - February 13 Director of Production and IT new pickup truck, four new Historic Fox Theatre Resto- April 29, 2014 Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 dump trucks and two new snow- rations is again bringing classic Walking With Dinosaurs GREAT฀WOLF฀LODGE฀•฀GRAND฀MOUND [email protected] $4 • PG plows to replace some of the movies back to the big screen at 11:00am Sat. & Sun Doors open at 4pm to mingle and Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 equipment lost in the March 22, the Fox beginning this Saturday. he Adventures of Walter Mitty shop฀vendors฀•฀Show฀starts฀at฀7pm FAX NUMBERS 2013, fire. “Back to the Future” will show $4 • PG) “This is a resolution that will at 2 and 7 p.m. at the Fox Theatre 12:30pm ( Wed. Early Bird Matinee) Tickets on sale now! Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 authorize us to purchase re- Saturday, presented by TwinStar 2:00pm (Sat. & Sun) Purchase your tickets online at: Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 5:30pm (Fri., Sat., Sun.,Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) Obituaries ...... 807-8258 Credit Union. Tickets are $7 for brownpapertickets.com/event/530082! placement equipment, and only Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 replacement equipment, for the members of the theater and $8 Hunger Games or in person at CH514612sl.cg $4 • PG-13 (21+) area seven shop, up to $500,000 for non-members. A family pass 125th VOLUME, 89th ISSUE 9:00pm (Fri.,Sat., Sun, Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) re: THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) for this year,” Public Works admitting four people costs $20. $3.00 Movie: Tuesday Design POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, Director Tim Elsea said at the Advance tickets are available $12.25 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Commission’s April meeting. at Book ’n’ Brush, Santa Lucia BIG GAME: 3:20pm Sunday (Doors Open at 2:00pm) 425 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis, WA The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- Minor with parent before 7 pm only tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. The fire, sparked by a space Coffee, HUBBUB, Debbie’s Bou- $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 360-740-5400 • M–F 10–6, Sat. 10–3 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia www.redesigndivas.com heater, caused “well over $2 mil- tique and Holley’s Place. (360) 736-1634 Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Lawmakers’ Per Diem Increase Sends Bad Message Lawmakers in the state addition to the $42,000 salary A $30 increase in their per spend any money right now on House of Representatives gave Our Views collected by all lawmakers — as diems will certainly not break anything,” he said. “My personal themselves a raise this year. House Executive Committee last anything other than “extraordi- the bank, but it can without a opinion is we’re not out of this According to an Associated month. nary.” doubt confuse overburdened fiscal crisis yet, so I’m reluctant Press report last week, legisla- “This is not an extraordi- It amounts to a $1,800 raise taxpayers hoping to hear news of to increase any spending until tors will be receiving an extra nary increase,” House Majority for each and every legislator cost-saving — not pay increases we sort our way through this.” $30 a day simply for being in Leader Pat Sullivan told The As- when calculated for a 60-day — from their representatives in The increase by the House Olympia. sociated Press. “This is to enable session. Olympia. does not necessarily represent The increase brings the daily people who have to come here That’s a lot of meals and a lot The approach of the Sen- scandal or unscrupulous behav- allowance for lawmakers up to and live here during session, and of expenses. ate, where an increase was not ior by politicians. $120, which is meant to offset spend a great deal of time here at Lawmakers know better than enacted this year, seems more It’s a small action that can the cost of eating and staying in a great expense to them, to offset most others the economic tur- reasonable. be seen as indicative of a bigger Olympia during the gathering of the costs.” moil the state is attempting to Senate Republican Leader picture where lawmakers pad the Legislature. We disagree with Sullivan’s emerge from. Mark Schoesler said the issue their own wallets while deciding The raise was not a partisan assessment. While there has been positive will be discussed soon. He’s not what other projects and causes decision. Instead, it was agreed It’s difficult for an average news in job creation and devel- inclined to raise the $90-a-day deserve more money. upon by a collection of Repub- taxpayer to consider a $120 daily opment, the economy is far from stipend, he said. It simply sends the wrong licans and Democrats on the allowance — which is paid in soaring. “I’m not willing to rush and message. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Driving in Snow Takes Some Common Sense Growing up in Longmont, Colo., I loved it when a soft, white blanket of snow coated the landscape with a sense of peace. “When the snow falls, With an average annual snowfall of nearly 5 feet, Longmont I slow down, but I schools prepared for winter weather, which gave kids very don’t panic. I wish few days off because of snow. the same were true Snowfall was followed by blue skies and sunshine, build- of other drivers.” ing of snowmen and snow forts, and games of Fox and Geese racing along spokes of a wheel, trying to outrun the person Lewis and Clark State Park, I dubbed the found myself behind a driver “fox.” who kept tapping the brakes. I With six wanted to scream: “Shift down!” kids in the Snowy weather has passed family, we for now, but we may yet find often divided ourselves driving in snow, so into teams here are winter driving tips for friendly from the Automobile Associa- snowball fights tion of America: (although I By Julie McDonald • Stay home if you can Letters to the Editor remember • Accelerate and decelerate one battle with neighbors who slowly (take time to slow down Superintendent Fails fairs position. It is not needed man but also has a very posi- packed snowballs around rocks for stoplights) unless you want a less than open tive attitude, which I think will and glass, which left me with • Drive slowly on Graduation Rates district office. Sitting on your ensure success in his future. I blood pouring down my face). • Double or triple normal fol- To the editor: hands and refusing to make the would like to publicly thank I love the snow, but as a kid, I lowing distances It has been very interest- hard decisions that are required Luker for his outstanding per- never drove in it. Years later, as • Don’t stop if you can avoid ing to read all the letters and of a school board helps no one, sonal service. an avid downhill skier, I spent it the articles that have appeared least of all the district’s students. many hours driving on packed • Brake gently if you need to in The Chronicle concerning Chuck Hill snow and ice without mishaps. stop Stevan W. Connors Chehalis the Centralia School Board and Adna I did learn a hard lesson once • Shift to lower gears for trac- the Centralia superintendent of after sliding on a curve, plowing tion, especially on hills schools. Being outside the Cen- What’s the Rush into a snowbank, and breaking a • Don’t stop going uphill tralia School District may allow Ace Hardware headlight. • Don’t use cruise control me to see the forest for the trees, on Iran Sanctions? while driving on slippery roads Employee Praised When the snow falls, I slow so to speak. To the editor: down, but I don’t panic. I wish • Be especially careful on The current superintendent To the editor: bridges, overpasses and shad- In the matter of sanctions the same were true of other has had approximately five years I recently purchased a small against Iran, I agree with Sen. drivers. owed areas to straighten out the district, bandsaw at the Ace Hardware • Don’t pass snowplows or Patty Murray, who said, “The The Washington State Pa- to include increasing the high store on Market Boulevard in administration should be given trol, Lewis County Sheriff’s sanding trucks school graduation rate. So far he Chehalis. I got the unit home, set • If wheels skid, remove your time to negotiate a strong verifi- Office, firefighters and EMTs is a dismal failure in the area of it up and quickly encountered able comprehensive agreement.” devoted countless hours dur- foot from the accelerator and graduation rates. Of course, the problems. I also agree with Sen. Maria ing our recent snows to helping steer in the direction you want high school administration also Something was grinding and Cantwell, who also felt it’s ap- drivers whose cars slid off slip- to go I was unable to fix it. So now, shares the blame in the less than propriate to wait. pery roads or crashed into one However, when the weather stellar graduation rates. what to do? Call an 800 number As a Washington state voter another. switches to freezing rain and What makes the Centralia or go clicking through a website who doesn’t want war, period, As I drove on Interstate 5 black ice, I stay home. I like to School Board think that the cur- somewhere? Hmmm. Fortunate- Thursday evening with snow see the dangers I face. rent superintendent deserves ly, I decided to just call the store I am proud that both senators falling south of Napavine, I saw another chance after five years to see if they would help me. Am pushed back against a rush to- flashing lights ahead and a pick- Hall Of Fame of what is essentially failure? I glad I did. ward new sanctions in the Sen- up with a smashed front end fac- Why are they fighting change I was connected to store em- ate, which could sabotage the Congratulations to Beth historic first-step nuclear deal ing the freeway from the woods. Layton Jochim, a Toledo High so hard? After all, the current ployee Zach Luker, who not only I pulled onto Highway 12 and superintendent has just created a seemed interested in my predica- with Iran. School graduate inducted into I have followed and part- drove carefully at a steady 35 to the St. Martin’s University Ath- new position in his administra- ment but suggested I bring the 40 mph, but then traffic ahead tion, that of a public affairs type saw back and he would try and nered with The Friends Com- letics Hall of Fame Saturday mittee on National Legislation of me slowed to accommodate a during the homecoming game. person, to deflect accusations fix it. Huh? This actually still driver going 20 mph. and hard questions concerning happens? So Luker took the saw for many years. They have more We listened for several years to information on how Congress As cars gathered behind me, Toledo girls’ basketball games the superintendent’s failures apart on the floor in front of the I grew nervous. It’s the super- away from the superintendent garden seed display where there can support a peaceful resolu- with Layton as a star player. She tion of the dispute over Iran’s slow drivers and the fast drivers attended St. Martin’s from 2003 himself. is a plug-in. He quickly diag- nuclear program at fcnl.org/iran. who create problems; tucked in to 2006, scoring 1,425 points There should be no one be- nosed the problem and, after a I thank them and hope both sen- a close line of cars, I felt like a in her career, second all-time tween the superintendent and consult with a coworker, soon sitting duck. What if somebody high at St. Martin’s and 11th in the school board and no one had the saw fixed and running ators, others in the Senate and behind me decides to pass? For- the Great Northwest Athletic between the superintendent and normally. House as well as our local com- tunately, I turned right at Mary’s Conference. She married Brian the people of his district. They It turns out that Luker is en- munity will look at their valu- Corner and the slow driver con- Jochim and they have one child. all should have unobstructed ac- rolled in the diesel mechanics able information. tinued straight. ••• cess. program at Centralia College. Americans and the world are Saturday evening, snow fell Julie McDonald, a personal his- My suggested solution is Was I lucky here or what? Luker sick of war, violence and a bloat- again as I returned home from torian and former journalist who for the school board, do your wants to continue on to receive ed, wasteful Pentagon industrial Chehalis, driving cautiously on lives in Toledo, owns Chapters of Life, job. Remove not only the su- his bachelor’s degree in this area. complex. roads that had been clear two a company dedicated to preserving perintendent but also the high He works part-time at the store hours earlier. Driving along family stories. She may be reached at school principal. Also, get rid to pay for his schooling. Cindy Hadden Jackson Highway through the [email protected]. of that newly created public af- He is not only a nice young Centralia

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The A Publication oflaze The Chronicle for Centralia College Since 2012 • www.centraliablaze.com State Board Approves New Bachelor’s Degree By The Blaze bachelor’s degrees offered by two- appreciate the work of the state Centralia College’s second year colleges, sets high standards board and the committee that bachelor’s degree program for program quality and outlines worked with us to move this crossed a major hurdle Feb. 6 “This is a rigorous degree program specific steps to follow before ap- program along.” CONNECTION as the Washington State Board that is one of only four in the proval is granted. The board gave The BASD is designed for for Community and Technical its unanimous approval after those who have earned a two- Colleges provided its much- entire United States and the only lengthy review. year degree in diesel technol- needed endorsement. The college will now work ogy, but lack training in some The bachelor’s of applied one on the West Coast.” to secure approval from the more advanced areas of die- science in diesel program is Northwest Commission on sel technology or the broader expected to be a reality by fall Larry McGee Colleges and Universities, ac- management-related education quarter, though more approvals associate dean of the college’s baccalaureate programs cording to the release. needed to move into leadership are needed before that can hap- Inquiries from students in- positions. pen. terested in the program already For additional information Associate dean of the col- are being accepted. on the Centralia College Bache- lege’s baccalaureate programs, while we have other important in the entire United States and “We appreciate very much lor of Applied Science in Diesel Larry McGee, said that the state hurdles that will be addressed, the only one on the West Coast. the support from our commu- or the Bachelor of Applied Sci- board’s approval was vital. this approval is huge,” he said This gives us the green light to nity and the great effort on this ence in Management, visit the “The state board has the in a press release. proceed to the next step,” he by so many people.” Jim Wal- college’s website: http://bach- specific responsibility to ap- “This is a rigorous degree added. ton, president of Centralia Col- elors.centralia.edu/, or contact prove any new program and program that is one of only four The state board approves lege, said. “We also very much McGee at [email protected]. Reaching for the Snowy Stars

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Your Look at Centralia College Life COLLEGE NEWS Contact us at [email protected] State AGs Investigating For-Profit Education Firms By The Associated Press from a group of state attorneys uates' poor job prospects and and Heald brands. nessee and Washington. Attorneys general for more general. the high debt levels of its stu- Pittsburgh-based Education The four companies said than a dozen states have or- The inquiries are broad, cov- dents. Enrollments have also Management's schools include that they plan to cooperate with dered several for-profit educa- ering student lending, advertis- been shrinking for years in re- Argosy University and Brown the states involved. tion companies to turn over ing and recruitment, graduate sponse to tighter regulation and Mackie College. ITT Educational Career Education ended information on the firms' busi- certification and licensing, and the modest economic recovery. Services, which is based in Carmel, regular trading down 35 cents, ness practices. graduation and job placement Career Education, based in Ind., runs its namesake institutes or nearly 6 percent, at $5.72 on ITT Educational Services rates, according to the compa- Schaumburg, Ill., runs schools and Daniel Webster College. Monday, while shares of Educa- Inc., Corinthian Colleges Inc., nies' filings with the Securities including Le Cordon Bleu Among the states identified tion Management tumbled 97 Career Education Corp. and and Exchange Commission. North America and Colorado as being part of the probe: Ar- cents, or 10 percent, to $8.70. Education Management Corp. For-profit education com- Technical University. kansas, Arizona, Connecticut, ITT Educational Services fell

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centraliablaze.com State Senate Approves Immigrant Financial Aid Bill OLYMPIA (AP) — The publican Sens. Joe Fain, Andy Rep. Zack Hudgins, a Dem- Washington state Senate has Hill, Steve Litzow, Bruce Dam- ocrat from Tukwila who spon- approved a measure to expand meier and Majority Leader sored the House bill, said that college financial aid to include “No one should have the doors closed to their Rodney Tom, the Democratic the House is ready to work out students who were brought to leader of the predominantly the differences between the the state illegally as children. dream university because they cannot get Republican Majority Coalition House and Senate versions and Senate Bill 6523 passed on a financial aid when they have grown up here.” Caucus. The caucus initially 35-10 bipartisan vote and now said the measure wasn't a pri- will talk about next steps in the heads to the House for consid- ority but reversed course this coming days. eration. The measure requires Sen. Sharon Nelson week. "This is one of our top pri- students to have received a high Senate minority leader "This is really making sure orities, and I'm glad the Senate

CAMPUS school diploma or equivalent all kids have the keys to hope, decided to pick up the policy," in Washing- that all kids have the keys to op- land, said that the vote was a the "Real Hope Act," is nearly he said. ton state and portunity, that all kids have the Legislature day that "children in the state identical to the so-called Wash- If the bill is passed by the to have lived keys to the American dream," 2014 have waited for." ington Dream Act, House Bill House and signed into law, in the state for Tom said during the floor de- Washington would become at least three "No one should have the 1817, which passed out of the bate. the fifth state in the country to years before- doors closed to their dream House on a bipartisan vote on During the floor debate, hand. university because they can- the first day of the legislative Democrats referred to the mea- approve state financial aid for "The key not get financial aid when they session earlier this month. The sure as the Dream Act, while college students illegally in the to a good fu- have grown up here," she said. measure expands state finan- Bailey reminded the floor that country. California, Texas, New ture is a good The chamber rejected a cial aid for college students in the Senate measure was now Mexico and Illinois have passed education," proposed amendment by Sen. the country without legal sta- called the Real Hope Act. similar legislation. said Sen. Bar- Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale, tus. The House version didn't Gov. Jay Inslee, who was in The Senate also approved, bara Bailey, a that would have had the mea- identify a funding source for the Senate wings after the vote, on a unanimous vote Friday, a sure expire after four years, and the measure, but the Senate Republican from Oak Harbor didn't indicate a preference for measure that allows students which would have required stu- proposal allocates $5 million who is chairwoman of the Sen- one name over another, just who are National Guard mem- ate Higher Education Commit- dents to have been granted tem- through June 30, 2015, from saying that it was "a clear de- bers or on active military duty, tee. "We want all who reside porary permission to stay in the the state's general fund to pay light" that the measure passed. in Washington state to have a U.S. under an Obama admin- for the financial aid payments "What is real hope is a real as well as their spouses and good education and a good fu- istration policy — known as under the state need-grant pro- Washington kid getting a real children, to pay in-state resi- ture." Deferred Action for Childhood gram. college education," he said. "Any dent tuition rates. That mea- Senate Minority Leader Arrivals or DACA. The Senate measure was way that gets done is great. And sure also heads to the House for

CONNECTION Sharon Nelson, D-Maury Is- The Senate measure, called sponsored by Bailey, fellow Re- it is going to get done." consideration. Michigan College Offers Course in Zombies and the Apocalypse

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. (AP) — Some Central Michigan University students are getting schooled in the un- “Studying ancient biblical texts isn’t most dead this semester, thanks to a people’s cup of tea. But, when you add zombies, religion course that's exploring apocalyptic themes in biblical it instantly becomes everyone’s cup of tea.” texts, literature and pop culture. Kevin White Philosophy and religion student faculty member Kelly Murphy Christina Kurtz / The Associated Press says she always wanted to teach In a photo provided by Central Michigan Univserity, Kelly Murphy, a philosophy a course on apocalyptic litera- Students also will discuss hy- groups were concerned about." and religion faculty member at Central Michigan University, teaches a religion ture, and she is a fan of AMC's pothetical ethical and theologi- Kevin White, a senior from course titled "From Revelation to 'The Walking Dead'." TV show "The Walking Dead." cal problems that people could the Detroit suburb of St. Clair The result is Murphy's class, encounter in a post-apocalyptic Shores majoring in political sci- which is called "From Revela- world. ence and religion, said it is im- tion to 'The Walking Dead.'" "The prevalence of apoca- portant to incorporate popular "Thinking about the end lyptic stories in various media culture into classroom settings and imagining life in a different gives us a window into what because it helps to give students way is something that humans people are worrying about, have always done," Murphy said what they hope for and how a way to connect with subjects in a university release. they imagine they would re- of study. Murphy's class will discuss act in the face of a cataclysmic "Studying ancient biblical biblical texts, review popular event," Murphy said. "In the texts isn't most people's cup of novels and watch clips from same way, we can read the Book tea," he said. "But, when you movies such as "Shaun of the of Revelation ... and learn what add zombies, it instantly be- Dead" and "28 Days Later." ancient Jewish and Christian comes everyone's cup of tea."

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For The Blaze The For For The Blaze The For CH514717cz.cg • Main 7 NATION / WORLD The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Obama Greets China, Taiwan French President for Iconic Child Movie Star Hold Highest-Level Lavish State Visit Talks Since Split WASHINGTON (AP) — NANJING, China (AP) — Lauding the “enduring alliance” China and Taiwan hailed a new between the United States and Shirley Temple Dies chapter in their relations today France, President Barack Obama and said their ties would advance today welcomed President Fran- By Martha Mendoza after they held their highest-level cois Hollande to the White The Associated Press government talks since they split House for a lavish state visit. The amid civil war in 1949. highly anticipated trip is taking SAN FRANCISCO — Shir- The two-hour discussions in place amid swirling speculation ley Temple, the dimpled, curly- the eastern Chinese city of Nan- on both sides of the Atlantic haired child star who sang, jing marked a leap forward in about problems in Hollande’s danced, sobbed and grinned her official dialogue, sidestepping personal life. way into the hearts of Depres- Beijing’s refusal to recognize the On a cold February morn- sion-era moviegoers, has died. self-governing island’s sovereignty. ing, Obama, first lady Michelle She was 85. No formal agreements were signed, Obama and a military honor Temple, known in private life with both sides saying just the fact guard welcomed Hollande as he as Shirley Temple Black, died that they could meet as equals arrived on the South Lawn of the Monday night at her home near marked a major step forward. White House. The two leaders San Francisco. She was sur- “The holding of this meeting shook hands before a cheering rounded by family members and marks a new chapter in our rela- crowd, many waving American caregivers, publicist Cheryl Ka- tions,” Taiwanese envoy Wang Yu- and French flags, and greeted gan said. chi told a news conference follow- two American military veterans “We salute her for a life of re- ing the talks. who served in France during markable achievements as an ac- Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for World War II. tor, as a diplomat, and most im- Chinese delegation head Zhang Obama and Hollande both portantly as our beloved mother, Zhijun, said the establishment of highlighted the long-standing grandmother, great-grandmoth- a regular channel of communities between their nations and er, and adored wife for fifty- cation between the sides was the the key role they have played in five years of the late and much most significant outcome of the shaping their respective histories. missed Charles Alden Black,” a discussions. “We stand here because of family statement said. The fam- each other,” Obama said. “We ily would not disclose Temple’s owe our freedom to each other.” cause of death. Iraqi Militants A talented and ultra-adorable Accidentally Kill Email Shows Effort to entertainer, Shirley Temple was America’s top box-office draw 21 of Their Own Shield Bin Laden Photos from 1935 to 1938, a record no BAGHDAD (AP) — An in- WASHINGTON (AP) — A other child star has come near. structor teaching his militant newly-released email shows that She beat out such grown-ups as File photo / AP recruits how to make car bombs 11 days after the killing of terror Clark Gable, Bing Crosby, Rob- Eight-year-old child movie star Shirley Temple is portrayed in Hollywood, Calif., in accidentally set off explosives in leader Osama bin Laden in 2011, ert Taylor, Gary Cooper and November 1936. Temple, the curly-haired child star who put smiles on the faces of his demonstration Monday, kill- the U.S. military’s top special op- Joan Crawford. Depression-era moviegoers, has died. Publicist Cheryl Kagan says Temple, known ing 21 of them in a huge blast that erations officer ordered subordi- In 1999, the American Film in private life as Shirley Temple Black, died Monday night surrounded by family at alerted authorities to the exis- nates to destroy any photographs Institute ranking of the top 50 her home near San Francisco. tence of the rural training camp of the al-Qaida founder’s corpse screen legends ranked Temple They lived for many years from being spoiled by fame and in an orchard north of Baghdad. or turn them over to the CIA. at No. 18 among the 25 actresses. in the San Francisco suburb of was a constant presence dur- Nearly two dozen people were ar- She appeared in scores of movies The email was obtained un- Woodside. ing filming. Her daughter said rested, including wounded insur- and kept children singing “On der a freedom of information Temple’s expert singing and years later that her mother had gents trying to hobble away from the Good Ship Lollipop” for gen- request by the conservative legal tap dancing in the 1934 fea- been furious when a director the scene. erations. group Judicial Watch. The docu- ture “Stand Up and Cheer!” first once sent her off on an errand The fatal goof by the al-Qaida ment, released Monday by the gained her wide notice. The and then got the child to cry for breakaway group that dominates TEMPLE WAS CREDITED with the Sunni insurgency in Iraq hap- group, shows that Adm. William number she performed with fu- a scene by frightening her. “She helping save 20th Century Fox pened on the same day that the McRaven, who heads the U.S. ture Oscar winner James Dunn, never again left me alone on a from bankruptcy with films speaker of the Iraqi parliament, a Special Operations Command, “Baby Take a Bow,” became the set,” she said. told military officers on May 13, such as “Curly Top” and “The title of one of her first starring prominent Sunni whom the mili- 2011 that photos of bin Laden’s Littlest Rebel.” She even had a tants consider a traitor, escaped features later that year. TEMPLE BECAME a nationwide remains should have been sent to drink named after her, an ap- unhurt from a roadside bomb Also in 1934, she starred in sensation. Mothers dressed their the CIA or already destroyed. propriately sweet and innocent “Little Miss Marker,” a comedy- attack on his motorcade in the cocktail of ginger ale and grena- little girls like her, and a line northern city of Mosul. drama based on a story by Da- of dolls was launched that are dine, topped with a maraschino mon Runyon that showcased Nevertheless, the events un- California Plant Shuts cherry. now highly sought-after collect- derscored the determination of the her acting talent. In “Bright ables. Her immense popularity Down After Beef Recall Temple blossomed into a Eyes,” Temple introduced “On insurgents to rebuild and regain pretty young woman, but audi- prompted President Franklin D. the strength they enjoyed in Iraq PETALUMA, Calif. (AP) — the Good Ship Lollipop” and did Roosevelt to say that “as long as ences lost interest, and she re- battle with a charmingly bratty at the height of the war until U.S.- A California slaughterhouse has tired from films at 21. She raised our country has Shirley Temple, backed Sunni tribesmen turned voluntary halted operations after Jane Withers, launching Withers a family and later became active we will be all right.” against them. recalling more than 8.7 million as a major child star, too. in politics and held several dip- “When the spirit of the people pounds of beef products. She was “just absolutely mar- lomatic posts in Republican ad- is lower than at any other time The recall began Jan. 13 and velous, greatest in the world,” ministrations, including ambas- during this Depression, it is a EU Urges New was expanded Saturday to in- director Allan Dwan told sador to Czechoslovakia during splendid thing that for just 15 clude just over a year’s worth of filmmaker-author Peter Bog- Government, Elections the historic collapse of commu- danovich in his book “Who the cents, an American can go to a meat products processed by Ran- movie and look at the smiling in Ukraine cho Feeding Corp. in Petaluma. nism in 1989. Devil Made It: Conversations “I have one piece of advice for With Legendary Film Directors.” face of a baby and forget his trou- BRUSSELS (AP) — In a sharp The U.S. Department of Agri- bles,” Roosevelt said. culture said the facility processed those of you who want to receive ‘’With Shirley, you’d just tell her rebuke to Ukrainian President the lifetime achievement award. once and she’d remember the She followed up in the next Viktor Yanukovych, the Euro- diseased and unhealthy animals few years with a string of hit without a full federal inspection. Start early,” she quipped in 2006 rest of her life,” said Dwan, who pean Union on Monday called for films, most with sentimental Co-owner Robert Singleton as she was honored by the Screen directed “Heidi” and “Rebecca of the formation of a new, inclusive themes and musical subplots. confirmed to the Santa Rosa Actors Guild. Sunnybrook Farm.” ‘’Whatever government and constitutional Press Democrat on Monday that But she also said that evening it was she was supposed to do — She often played an orphan, as reforms that would pave the way the company had temporarily that her greatest roles were as she’d do it. ... And if one of the in “Curly Top,” where she intro- to “free and fair presidential elec- ceased processing and was com- wife, mother and grandmother. actors got stuck, she’d tell him duced the hit “Animal Crackers tions.” piling a list of affected compa- “There’s nothing like real love. what his line was — she knew it in My Soup,” and “Stowaway,” The bloc’s 28 foreign ministers nies. He declined further com- Nothing.” Her husband of more better than he did.” in which she was befriended by said in a joint statement they were ment. than 50 years, Charles Black, had Temple’s mother, Gertrude, Robert Young, later of “Father “alarmed by the human rights situ- The recalled products were died just a few months earlier. worked to keep her daughter Knows Best” fame. ation, including violence, cases processed from Jan. 1, 2013, of missing persons, torture and through Jan. 7, 2014, and shipped intimidation” as part of the au- to distribution centers and retail GOP Considers Undoing Vets thorities’ crackdown against the stores in California, Florida, Illi- ongoing protests, reflecting an “at- nois and Texas. mosphere of impunity.” Ukraine has been rocked by Pension Cuts as Debt Price nearly three months of anti-gov- U.S. Protests India’s By Andrew Taylor how much in spending cuts we vote on Monday demonstrated ernment protests sparked by Yan- Solar Energy Program The Associated Press were going to get,” said Rep. Mo the widespread support in both ukovych’s refusal to sign an agree- Brooks, R-Ala. parties to repeal the pension cut, ment with the EU and accept a $15 WASHINGTON (AP) — The WASHINGTON — House The GOP bill would extend and GOP leaders seem confi- billion loan package from Russia U.S. brought a trade complaint Republican leaders Monday un- Treasury’s borrowing authority dent they would win Democratic instead. against India Monday over a veiled a plan to reverse a recently for at least another year, repeal votes. The Senate tally came in solar energy program it says passed cut to military pensions discriminates against American the curb passed in December on relation to a stand-alone bill to Syria Allows Some as the price for increasing the pension inflation adjustments repeal the cut. A key consider- manufacturers, adding another government’s borrowing cap, wrinkle to a bilateral relation- for military retirees under the ation for Republican leaders is Men to Leave Homs but it received a rocky reception age of 62, and extend automatic whether to schedule the vote — BEIRUT (AP) — The Syrian ship strained by the recent arrest from skeptical conservatives. and strip-search of an Indian cuts to Medicare and other pro- with the markets open — if they government today allowed over GOP leaders briefed rank- diplomat. grams to 2024, another year than are uncertain of the outcome. a hundred men of fighting age to and-file GOP lawmakers at a It is the second time in a year presently scheduled. If Monday’s plan falls leave rebel-held areas of the be- that Washington has requested meeting in the Capitol on Mon- It’s not clear that the plan will through, GOP leaders may have sieged city of Homs after they were dispute settlement consultations day evening in hopes of passing fly with Democrats. Their votes little choice but to yield to Demo- questioned and cleared of rebel with India over the program that it on Wednesday before depart- would be needed to help pass the cratic demands for a debt ceiling links, state media said. it contends violates World Trade ing Washington for a week-long measure since some Republicans measure that’s “clean” of GOP The report came as aid workers Organization rules by requiring vacation. It’s unclear whether the refuse to vote to raise the debt add-ons, which would be a bitter were rushing to make use of an ex- suppliers use Indian-manufac- vote would still go forward after ceiling under any circumstances. defeat for a party that has sought tended cease-fire, which first went tured solar cells and modules. it was rejected by many conserva- A spokesman for House Minor- to use must-pass debt ceiling into effect on Friday, and evacuate U.S. officials say the trade tives. ity Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., measures as leverage to force more people from the flashpoint case was in the works long before “Right now we’ve got a debt said Democrats will continue to spending cuts on Democrats. city. the December arrest of India’s ceiling bill that increases spend- insist that any debt limit legisla- The cuts to cost-of-living In Geneva, meanwhile, gov- deputy consul general in New ing, which is diametrically 180 tion omit add-ons, even bipar- pension increases for military ernment and opposition leaders York, Devyani Khobragade, who degrees opposite of what we tisan proposals like repealing retirees under the age of 62 were met for another round of face-to- was accused of visa fraud and were battling over just two years military pension cuts. part of December’s budget agree- face negotiations on how to halt under-paying her maid. ago — where the question was But a 94-0 Senate procedural ment. the country’s civil war. 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identification to the officer and Tower Avenue and East Locust Stolen Medication • ROBERT ALLEN JOHNSON, 53, Chehalis, Sirens declined to step out of the vehicle. Street at 4:30 p.m. Friday by died Monday, Feb. 10, at a Centralia nurs- • Police took a report of stolen kicking it. ing home. No services are planned. Ar- WASHINGTON STATE PATROL Police eventually forcibly removed diabetic prescription medication rangements are under the direction of • The Washington State Pa- the man from the car, and he al- at 8:13 a.m. Sunday in the 100 trol and fire personnel from legedly continued to resist arrest. Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes block of West Maple Street. Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel, Toledo. Napavine and Onalaska re- It was not until police threatened Into Building • EUGENE E. LITTLETON, 83, Onalaska, died sponded to state Route 508 and to Tase the man that he cooper- Sunday, Feb. 9, at Providence St. Peter Guerrier Road at 8 p.m. Satur- ated. He eventually was booked • Douglas C. Hoheisel, 46, LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE of Centralia, was arrested and Hospital, Olympia. Memorial service day to a report of an SUV in a into jail for obstructing. Stolen Gun booked into jail for suspicion of details are pending. Arrangements are river. The driver, a 63-year-old Thieves Steal FIrefighter Air driving under the influence of • Deputies took a report of a under the direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Chehalis man, was not injured, Tank During Fire alcohol after he lost control of stolen .38 special revolver, valued Mortuary, Centralia but transported to Providence • Centralia police are investi- his vehicle and struck a build- at $350, from the 300 block of Big Centralia Hospital for precau- gating the theft of a firefighters’ ing in the 500 block of North Hanaford Road outside of Centra- tionary reasons. According to CBA “air tank” that was stolen Pearl Street at 1:12 a.m. Sunday. lia at 8 a.m. Saturday. The firearm Lotteries State Patrol and Fire District while Riverside firefighters were The passenger in the vehicle sus- was stolen between Thursday and 5, the driver appeared to have battling the blaze at the River- tained a minor injury. Saturday. Washington’s Sunday Games lost control due to snow and ••• side Motel early Saturday morn- Powerball: ice while driving westbound on ing. Fire crews apparently took DUI By The Chronicle Staff state Route 508 when he went the tank, valued at about $2,000, Next jackpot: $284 million off the road, struck a tree before off the truck and set it down • Jodi A. Penton, 44, Centra- Please call news reporter Mega Millions: Stephanie Schendel with news tips. landing upright in the river in next to it while they fought the lia, was arrested for suspicion Next jackpot: $122 million of driving under the influence She can be reached at 807-8208 or about 4 feet of water, approxi- blaze. Someone then took the [email protected]. Match 4: 01-13-17-20 40-pound tank. A suspect has of alcohol at 12:42 a.m. Satur- mately 30 feet from the road. Daily Game: 4-6-6 been identified, and the theft is day near North Pearl Street and still under investigation. West Maple Street. Keno: 02-07-08-10-14-15-17-22-26-29- LEWIS COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT 6 32-38-43-45-55-58-60-68-72-75 Fire Destroys Chehalis Shop Death Notices Stolen Mail • AMOS DAWSON WALKER, 83, Toledo, died Commodities • A fire destroyed a 3,000- Snow Thwarts Car Theft Saturday, Feb. 8, in Toledo. Memorial ser- • Mail was reportedly stolen Gas in Washington — $3.328 (AAA foot shop containing machinery • Someone reported an at- vice arrangements are pending. near Twin Oaks Road and Pleas- from a box in the 900 block of • ROBERT RAY SIPPOLA, of Washington) tempted vehicle theft in the 100 West Sixth Street at 3:19 p.m. 71, Maple Valley, ant Valley Road shortly before formerly of Vader, died Thursday, Jan. Crude Oil — $99.93 per barrel (CME block of East Magnolia Street Friday. 6 a.m. Sunday. No one was in- 30, at Overlake Hospital, Bellevue. No Group) shortly before midnight Saturday. services are planned. Arrangements are Gold — $1,291 (Monex) jured, and the cause of the blaze It appears the would-be car thief under the direction of Flintoft’s Funeral is still under investigation. successfully hot wired the Honda Vehicle Prowl Civic, drove it a short distance, but • Something was reported CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT then got stuck in the snow. The stolen out a vehicle in the 1100 In Remembrance Snow Behavior Prompts 911 Calls suspect then left the vehicle and block of West Walnut Street at fled the area. 1:19 p.m. Friday. norma kay graves • Chehalis police received • A wallet was reported stolen several 911 calls regarding safety Graves of Washington State. from a vehicle in the 1500 block of They were married in for snow-related activities on Stolen Money Lewis Street at 10 a.m. Sunday. Friday. Two people called police 1972 and together with to report drivers who were in- • Police are currently inves- her husband, daughter tentionally doing doughnuts in a tigating the theft of $9,000 from Stolen Social Security Number and mother, she moved to a residence in the 100 block of Lewis County in 1976. In park and in a intersection Friday • Officers took a report of 1978, after the death of her and Saturday night. Someone North Cedar Street. There is a someone using someone else’s daughter Colleen, she became also called police to report that suspect, and the case, which was Social Security number to file increasingly active in both their neighbors in the 500 block reported at 8:45 p.m. Sunday, is a tax return in the 600 block of the community, including the of Southwest Chehalis Avenue still under investigation. The sus- North Pearl Street shortly before local DARE program, what were pulling their children on pected theft occurred sometime 1 p.m. Friday. was then called the Care snowboards behind a vehicle in the past two weeks. Center and the First Christian at 10:30 p.m. Friday. Another Church. She also served on concerned citizen called police Angry Ex the Centralia city council and Warrants and Malicious Mischief was active in the Republican to report a “group of kids sled- • Patricia B. Dado-Ledesma, Party. ding down Second Street.” The • Tchalla L. Williams, 33, 37, of Centralia, was arrested and Norma Kay Graves went Norma is survived by reporting party told the 911 of Olympia, was arrested and booked into jail for allegedly as- her brother, Kyle, his wife dispatcher that the children to be with the Lord on booked into jail for an outstand- saulting her ex-boyfriend in the Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014 Lorraine; and her two “need to be told to stop and to ing warrant and for allegedly 200 block of North Tower Avenue from Serenity Care assisted nephews, James and Robert. go home” because it was “too damaging a vehicle near South shortly before 9 p.m. Saturday. living facility in Centralia, A memorial service, unsafe.” she was 78. Norma was born conducted by Pastor Brad Bunny Dies, Prompts on Dec. 12, 1935, during the Brenner, will be held Investigation iPad Users - We have an app for you! Great Depression, in Wichita, on Wednesday, Feb. 12, Kan. to Lottie and H. Jay 2014 at 1:00 p.m. at the • Someone called police in the chronline.com Tice. She graduated from First Christian Church in 700 block of Southwest 19th Street Wichita High School. Centralia. In lieu of lowers, She moved with her family donations in Norma’s at 3:12 p.m. Friday to report a memory can be made to bunny in a cage looked like it died, from Kansas to Chicago and In Remembrance then on to Connecticut where the Possibilities Pregnancy possibly due to the cold weather. she worked at the Mystic Clinic of Centralia. The bunny had in fact died, ac- Submarine Base. Later she For online guestbook visit cording to Chehalis police. The JULIE WHIPPLE found employment with IBM www.newellhoerlings.com. Family services by Newell- city of Chehalis’ animal control for her deep caring for the in San Diego. After that she worked for the Colorado Hoerling's Mortuary of officer is investigating the death. elderly, the very young and Centralia. If the bunny died because of the for all the animals she loved Department of Revenue in cold, it could constitute animal and loved her in return. Denver. It was there that She is survived by a son, she became reacquainted To view the obituary, please neglect. The reporting party said with Navy Commander Earl go to chronline.com/obituaries. there was nothing in the cage to Brady Michael Whipple of Renton; her mother and keep the animal warm. father, Terry and Linda Whipple of Chehalis; two Home, Issaquah. Silver — $20.22 (Monex) sisters, Brenda Goodline Violation of a Protection Order (Charles) of Chehalis and In Remembrance • Christopher A. Steffens, 25, Susan Rollins (George) of of Chehalis, was arrested and Howard, Wis.; one niece, francis joseph " joe" kelly Emily Elam; four nephews, booked into jail for alleged viola- Stuart and Peyton Elam and Brian Kelly of Chehalis, tion of a protection order in the Jef and Justin Westergard; Wash.; daughter, Kathy 300 block of Southwest Third and one great-niece, Kaedyn Kelly of Centralia, Wash.; and a daughter-in-law, Sara Street at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Julie Whipple, age 47 Westergard, whom she shared a special relationship with. Kelly of Glenoma, Wash. passed away suddenly on He had 18 grandchildren and CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Feb. 6, 2014 at her home in She will also be missed by her aunts, uncles, numerous 16 great-grandchildren. He Driver Travels Through Fire Winlock. She was born in is also survived by siblings, Centralia on Sept. 4, 1966 to cousins and many friends. Barricade, Arrested for Obstructing Relatives and friends are Kevin Kelly of Glenoma, Terry and Linda Whipple of Wash., Thomas “Bud” Kelly Centralia, the second of three respectfully invited to Julie's • A 64-year-old Centralia man viewing on hursday, Feb. of Randle, Wash., Margaret attempted to drive through a po- daughters. “Babe” Menges of Renton, Julie's entire school years 13, 2014 from 10:00 a.m., lice and fire barricade on Harri- followed by her funeral Wash.; and numerous nieces were spent in Centralia. She and nephews. son Avenue while fire personnel started kindergarten at Logan service at 1:00 p.m. in the were attempting to extinguish the Newell-Hoerling's Mortuary Joe belonged to the School and graduated from Operating Engineers, helping blaze that was destroying the de- Centralia High School in Chapel at 205 W. Pine St., Centralia. Burial to follow at build the Mayield, Mossy lipidated Riverside Motel building 1984. She lived in Renton for Rock and Cowlitz Falls several years while married to Mountain View Cemetery, Francis Joseph “Joe” Saturday morning, according to Centralia. A celebration of Kelly, one of 14 children, Dams. He was the owner Centralia Police Sgt. Stacy Den- her former husband, Clayton of the “Wheel and Deal” McAdams. She loved to travel life will be held at Centralia was born to Thomas and ham. The man apparently saw the Fort Borst Park, Kitchen #1. Mary Kate Kelly at the Kelly car lot in Glenoma. Joe was and lived for a short time in known for his expertise as barricade near East Bridge Street Las Vegas, Nev. "Watergate" will be served. Ranch on Nov. 20, 1928. He and Harrison Avenue at about For online guestbook, please was 85 years old at the time a dozer operator and retired She loved visiting with in 1993. He served as Fire 6:30 a.m., but thought his vehicle her friends and especially visit www.newellhoerlings. of his death in Morton, Wash. com. Family service by the on Feb. 5, 2014. Commissioner for the Randle could fit through it. When police cherished friends, Janet and Fire Department and was Sharon. Family was very Newell-Hoerling's Mortuary Joe graduated from stopped him and attempted to tell of Centralia. Randle High School in 1947 a life long member of the him to leave the area, he allegedly important to her. She liked Catholic Church. He was big family dinners when and went to CWSC where began arguing with the officer. he played one season of also known for his quick wit everyone was together. She To view the obituary, please and great sense of humor. The man, later identified as Yvon will always be remembered go to chronline.com/obituaries. football. He later also played H. Lamarche, refused to give his several years of semi-pro He loved his family and baseball in Oregon. Joe loved welcomed all visitors that sports and coached Little came to his home. League baseball for several Joe was preceded in death years. He also sponsored and by his sons, Patrick “Dude” coached his “Fighting Irish” Kelly, Gerald Kelly; and a basketball team. grandson Justin Auman. He married Jennie Marie A celebration of life and Goodwin in 1949 and they potluck will be held at the had seven children. He is Morton Senior Center on

CH515753sl.cg survived by his wife of 64 March 1, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. Our Lewis COunty ArrAngement OffiCe years, Marie; his sons, Dan in Morton, Wash. 1126 S. Gold OurSt., Suite Arrangement 208 · Centralia, Office WA 98531 free use of our online obituary & condolence pages Kelly of Ione, Wash., Bob 1126 S.Gold St Suite #208 www.FuneralAlternatives.org no overtime or weekend removal fees (Cindy) Kelly of Randle, To view the obituary, please Centralia, WA 98531 Wash., Lawrence (Helene) go to chronline.com/obituaries. For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Kelly of Castle Rock, Wash., • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014

seum opened in the Twin City and a large amount of traffic for Another idea for comprehen- Museum Town Center last February for the permanent museum. The lot Flooding sive water management comes in a six-month trial run that was next to Home Depot met those the form of a bill co-sponsored Continued from front page later extended through Decem- needs, McGee said. Continued from front page by Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, ber. More than 14,600 adults and More than 35 percent of visi- which creates a bipartisan task- children had paid admission to tors were walk-ins at the pilot coalition to move the bills. This force to study financing for flood coming year to spearhead a fun- the museum, nearly tripling pro- museum. is one of those things where it control and stormwater projects. draising campaign focused on jected attendance. The new museum is expected helps to have been in the Legisla- The task force would address private contributions and grants The pilot museum closed Dec. to be about 18,000 square-feet ture a while.” flood projects such as those in to fund the new museum. 29. larger than the 3,300 square-foot J. Vander Stoep, an alter- the Yakima and Chehalis basins The museum is estimated to Organizers project 22,000 rented space for the pilot project. nate to the Chehalis River Basin — projects with estimated costs cost about $3 million to build. paid guests per year once the The advisory board is also Flood Authority and a member in the billions of dollars and no The Children’s Museum Ad- permanent museum opens. of the governor’s work group, identified source of funding — visory Group, which operates City Councilor Bob Spahr eying a 1.5 acre plot of land next described DeBolt’s method as and look for money outside the under the nonprofit Friends of questioned if the new museum to the proposed museum for out- the Chehalis Community Re- door activities. The open lot is “bringing a number of different state general fund. would be out of place near all the The task force members also naissance, is considering renting designated as park space. McGee water problems in the state under retail businesses, such as Home one umbrella.” would make sure funding con- some of the space to early child- Depot and Walmart. said the museum would be willing to maintain the space next to “His approach is very wise,” tinues to be available through hood development programs “It’s like putting the library the completion of the projects, the building and use it for out- Vander Stoep said. “If someone and local preschools. out there. It doesn’t make sense,” ensuring that benefits from proj- “It could be the best thing we door play. said, fund the Chehalis all by Spahr said. itself, well there’s about 12 leg- ects are not eroded by inability to do in the Renaissance,” McGee “It will always be a green space, McGee said the advisory islators who care about that, but maintain the projects. so we can do something really said. board was searching for a loca- instead he is putting the different Eight legislators, the gover- The experimental pilot mu- tion that provided high visibility special there,” McGee said. parts together.” nor and four local government Stakeholders from through- representatives selected by the victims killed in Monday’s blast in the process of Afghan agen- out the state spoke last week in governor make up the task force, according to the bill prime spon- Killed worked for DynCorp Interna- cies assuming full responsibil- support of DeBolt’s Flood Reduc- tion Act of 2014, which authoriz- sored by Sen. Jim Honeyford, R- tional on the Combined Secu- ity for their own security forces, es the state finance committee to Sunnyside. Continued from front page rity Transition Command in according to the e-mailed state- Afghanistan. She said the names issue $1.5 billion in general obli- Of the local representatives, ment. gation bonds to be appropriated two must come from communi- of the individuals killed in Mon- The second largest Islamic trainer and subject matter expert day’s blast have not been official- in phases over the next 10 years, ties at risk from scarce water and for DynCorp since 2010, accord- ly released. militant group in Afghanistan, starting in 2015. two from communities at risk ing to Hughes’ LinkedIn profile. “The company extends its Hizb-i-Islami, later claimed re- Half of the money goes to from flooding and stormwater He worked for Washington State deepest sympathies to the fami- sponsibility for the attack, saying flood reduction projects, half to control problems. Department of Corrections from lies and loved ones of those who it intended to drive all foreign stormwater management proj- The task force would be ap- 1996 to 2010. During his time at lost their lives,” she wrote in an forces from Afghanistan, accord- ects. propriated $1 million and would DOC, he was promoted from a emailed statement. “Out of re- ing to The Associated Press. Of the money requested in submit its findings and recom- corrections officer to sergeant, spect for their privacy, and until The U.S. Embassy in Kabul DeBolt’s bill, the Chehalis River mendations to the appropriate Basin receives $300 million. committees of the Legislature by supervisor, lieutenant and even- next of kin have confirmed that told the Los Angeles Times it tually a correctional specialist. The remaining money is Dec. 1, 2015. we can release personal informa- could not confirm the informa- According to The Daily News, awarded as grants via a competi- Office of Financial Manage- tion, we cannot (provide) any ad- tion but issued a statement con- Hughes, a 1993 Winlock High ditional information.” tive bidding process to qualify- ment Director David Schum- School graduate, planned on re- Under the Combined Se- demning the attack. ing jurisdictions such as counties, acher on Thursday afternoon turning to the U.S. today to mar- curity Transition Command, “We will continue to work cities and federally recognized told the Senate Ways and Means ry Holly Orbino, also a Winlock DynCorp provides mentoring, with our Afghan and interna- tribes. Committee that complex water graduate. training and support to the Af- tional partners to ensure a peace- Applicants must provide a 20 issues deserve funding, and that Ashley Burke, a spokeswom- ghanistan Ministry of Defense ful future for Afghanistan,” the percent match from non-state he appreciated the suggestion an for DynCorp, confirmed both and the Afghan National Army statement read. sources. that money not come out of the In the original bill, the Che- state general fund. posal,” Port Commissioner Mark the present time. halis River Basin received $300 But he said he cannot be fully Port Giffey said. “I feel there is a sig- The city council mostly dis- million, flood reduction projects supportive until more details are nificant savings to the taxpayers.” agreed Monday, indicating that received $700 million and storm worked out. “Through a combination Continued from front page Giffey said discussions about the timing is right with Rothlin water reduction projects received $500 million. of new revenue, appropriated the potential consolidation start- gone and an opening in the ex- At Monday’s meeting, De- money, long term funding and ed when former Port of Chehalis ecutive director position. support combining the two ports. Executive Director Jim Rothlin Bolt urged his fellow committee smart uses of the capital budget “What is good for Chehalis Mayor Dennis Dawes said it members to vote in favor of his we could support this,” he said. took the top administrative post is a matter of trust and timing is good for Centralia and what at the Port of Bremerton late last substitute bill. “But we’re a little concerned about is good for Centralia is good for year. The Chehalis port has not between the two ports. “Everybody’s district knows where the money will come from Chehalis,” Councilor Isaac Pope yet hired a full-time replacement. “The time to build that trust is somebody who’s been flooded from and until we see that, we’re said. On Friday, Giffey said, rep- now,” Dawes said. out, everyone knows the damage going to be cautious.” The proposal would keep resentatives of the Port of Cen- The Chehalis Port Commis- this causes,” he said. Department of Ecology Di- each port separate and under tralia told the Port of Chehalis sion will meet next at 11 a.m. Committee Chairman Hans rector Maia Bellon praised the the oversight of their respective it wanted to move forward with Thursday at the port office at 321 Dunshee, D-Snohomish, gave bill as timely and much needed commissioners. discussions in the future but Maurin Road. Port meetings are the bill his cautious support. for Washington, a state where “It’s a very interesting pro- wanted to table the discussion at open to the public. “I am voting yes,” Dunshee, a the environment and the econo- secondary sponsor of the bill, said, my go hand in hand. “but I do have some concerns. It’s “We are living in a time of new unfunded at the moment, and we or growing pressures — popula- All Subscribe (already) have enormous pressure tion growth, cycles of drought, without debt capacity.” historic storm events,” she said. CatchCatch News!News!News! Today! “I’m voting yes for the pur- “These pressures coupled with The 807-8203 pose of keeping it alive and to our aging infrastructure are ab- ★ continue talking about it.” solutely a challenge for this state.” Calendar: ‘Back to the Future’ Film Series Kick Off, Story Time at Salkum Library Continued from Main 2 Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, the opportunity to support Viv- $20 for a family pass that admits Sunday, Feb. 16 (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 ian’s House, a Pope’s Kids Place four. calling the box office at (360) “Everybody Loves Opal,” 6 p.m., Roxy respite center for children with For a limited time, $60 sea- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 736-9391, ext. 525. The box of- Theater, Morton, meal and show $30, special needs. son passes are available at Hol- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 show only $10, MortonRoxy.org/box- Jackson Highway, Chehalis fice in the lobby of Washington office or Barbara Clevenger Johnson Proceeds from will event ley’s Place in the Fox. Advance Hall will be open Feb. 10-14 and also will support the Pope’s Kids tickets for all films are available Dancing, Country Four, 1:30-4:30 Gallery, (360) 496-0542, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, (360) 18-21 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for Wednesdays through Saturdays Place medical clinic and den- at Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis, 352-2135 ticket purchases or reservations. Dane Adamo, 7:30 p.m., Matrix Cof- tal clinic, early learning center, and Santa Lucia Coffee, Hubbub, Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary feehouse, Chehalis, $8, (360) 740-0492 preschool and after-school pro- Debbie’s Boutique and Holley’s Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Valentine’s Day Speed Dating, 6-9 gram. Place in Centralia. sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 p.m., TraveLodge, 702 Harrison Ave., For more information on the Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 Centralia, live entertainment from DJ Pope’s Kids Place is a non- Chris Guenther, 7:30 p.m., PJ’s Pizza, profit organization dedicated film series, advertising opportu- Breakfast, 7:30-11 a.m., Chehalis Ea- 1232 Alder St., Centralia, (360) 736-0101 Ocho, $10 cover charge, for reservations, gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, $5, Painting With Bill Carnahan, Bob call (360) 330-9844 to helping children. No child is nities and the Fox Restoration, (360) 785-3980 Ross method, 10 a.m., White Pass Coun- “Brothers Grimm and the Showgirl,” turned away for inability to pay. visit www.centraliafoxtheatre. Free entrance day, Mount Rainier Na- try Museum, 12990 U.S. Highway 12, 8 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, Tickets are $75 per person or com or call (360) 623-1103. tional Park $15 Packwood $1,000 for a VIP table for eight. Twin City Gospel Jubilee, 6 p.m., Cal- Libraries Libraries Tickets can be purchased online Free showing, “More Than Honey,” vary Assembly of God, 302 E. Main St., www.popeskidsplace.org. 2-4 p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, dis- Centralia, free, offering taken, video of Book Babies, for babies birth-24 Valentine’s Day Bake Sale, for all ages, cussion to follow, led by members of Cathedral Quartets last concert, refresh- months, 10 a.m., Chehalis, 11 a.m., all day, library to open at 9 a.m., Winlock For more information ( 360) Lewis County Beekeepers’ Association, 736-9147, ext. 35. ments, (360) 736-0788 Centralia Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 a.m. (360) 880-8130 or susanne.beekeeper@ Art social, by CloudPainter Gallery, 2 Junkior PageTurners Book Club for Salkum gmail.com p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, free, Kids, for children grades 1-3, “This Land Preschool Story Time, for children ‘Back to the Future’ to Games Day, traditional and mod- (360) 740-0492 Is Your Land,” by Woody Guthrie, 3:30 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis ern board games, card games, 1 p.m., “Brothers Grimm and the Showgirl,” p.m., Tenino Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 Kick Off 2014 Film Series Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 2 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, The Knitting Circle, for adults, 4 p.m., a.m., Winlock 740-0492 $10 Salkum Youth PageTurners: The Boggart, for Historic Fox Theatre Res- Lovestock Grand Finale Concert, 8 grades 4-6, 3:30 p.m., Winlock torations will launch its 2014 p.m., Lucky Eagle Casino, tickets start at Support Groups $25, (800) 720-1788 Family Friday Films, for all ages, 4 Film Series Saturday with two Monday, Feb. 17 “Up From Grief,” for those grieving p.m., Tenino showings of “Back to the Future.” Free entrance day, Mount Rainier Na- the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 tional Park Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia p.m., Morton Community Methodist TwinStar Credit Union will Harmonious Funk, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Saturday, Feb. 15 present the first film of the sea- Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 330-2640 son at 2 and 7 p.m. at Centralia’s (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 Free entrance day, Mount Rainier Na- Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Fox Theatre. Valentine’s Sweetheart Special tional Park (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Pope’s Kids Place Plans A DeLorean will be on (adults only), Cupid and Kids (family op- Presidents’ Day Sale, Growing Places Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and display all week at Campbell tion), Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, 11 a.m. Thrift Store, 515A Harrison Ave., Cen- enter at rear of church, (360) 740-5556 Fundraising Gala Chrysler and will be available and 3 p.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 or mrsr. tralia, and 1757 National Ave., Chehalis, Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 com for reservations (360) 736-0575 p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Pope’s Kids Place Board will for photo ops at the theater on “Everybody Loves Opal,” 6 p.m., Roxy N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) be holding a benefit gala called show day along with TwinStar’s Theater, Morton, meal and show $30, 736-9268 “An Evening for the Children” Mascot Dollar Dog. There will show only $10, MortonRoxy.org/box- Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15. be trivia, prizes and giveaways, office or Barbara Clevenger Johnson Sponsor and host is the Great The audience is encouraged to Gallery, (360) 496-0542, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Friday, Feb. 14 Wolf Lodge, Grand Mound. dress up in favorite ‘50s or ‘80s Wednesdays through Saturdays open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Vinyl Roulette, 7 p.m., Matrix Cof- p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 Oregon Trail music and dancing, The evening will include a garb. feehouse, Chehalis, playing, dancing to Health and Hope Medical Out- open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., dinner, silent and live auctions, All proceeds from the Fox and talking about records, free, (360) reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 music and dancing. Guests will Film Series go to restore the 740-0492 p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin be greeted with music provided art deco Fox Theatre in down- “Brothers Grimm and the Showgirl,” Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose Cities Senior Center by Tristian Gallegos, a local town Centralia. There are 11 8 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, income is less than 200 percent of the poverty level, (360) 623-1485 Potato and taco salad bar, open to child prodigy. The evening be films in the 2014 series, rang- $15 everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Center, Winlock, (360) 785-4325 capped off with dancing to the ing from classics such as “Casa- Libraries Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled music of Black Market Revue. blanca” and “Citizen Kane” to Scrapbooking Crafters Bee, for Libraries Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Joe Parypa will be auction- family favorites such as “E.T.” adults, 10 a.m., Salkum Preschool Story Time, for chil- Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 ing off a variety of treasures and “Grease!” Tickets are $7 for Apocalypse Survivors’ Support Group, dren 3-6 years, 11 a.m., Centralia and Harmonious Funk, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., and trips, and guests will have members, $8 for individuals and for grades 4-6, teens, 2 p.m., Winlock Packwood Main 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 NORTHWEST Sen. Patty Murray to Seek Fifth Term in 2016 SEATTLE (AP) — U.S. Sen. niority in the Senate, according Patty Murray, 63, plans to seek a to Roll Call. fifth six-year term in 2016. Her national profile was ele- Though it's more than two vated by her recent two-year bud- years before the election, Mur- get deal with Republican House ray says she's often asked about Budget Committee Chairman her plans and has no doubt about Paul Ryan. continuing her career, even if Despite her power, Murray Democrats were to lose their ma- doesn't call herself a Washington jority in the U.S. Senate. insider. "I'd really rather be in the She generally avoids the capi- middle of the debate fighting for tal's social scene and Sunday the people of Washington state talk shows, and goes home most rather than yelling at my televi- weekends to Whidbey Island, sion," Murray told The Seattle the paper reported. Times in a story Monday. "I go there (Washington, D.C.) Murray was first elected in to work. I don't go there to live," 1992 by campaigning as a "mom she said. in tennis shoes." She won her Already one of the state's lon- narrowest victory in 2010, beat- gest-serving politicians, if Mur- ing Republican Dino Rossi with ray fills another term, she would 52 percent of the vote. equal the 30-year tenure of Sen. Murray ranks fourth in lead- Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson who J. Scott Applewhite / The Associated Press ership among Senate Democrats, died in office in 1983. Sen. War- In this Dec. 18, 2013, ile photo, Senate Budget Committee Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash., speaks during a television serving as conference secretary ren G. Magnuson served longer news interview on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. Murray, 63, plans to seek a ifth term in 2016, which would give her 30 and budget committee chair- — from 1944 until losing his bid years in oice. woman. She is 15th in overall se- for a seventh term in 1980. Competing State Legislation to Address Safety of Oil Transport

SEATTLE (AP) — Washing- dustry group testified last week for safety reasons, but no longer ton lawmakers on Monday were in favor of the Senate bill. makes that information public considering competing measures The safety of oil trains has after 9/11 for security reasons. that try to address potential risks “Fundamentally, the public has the right come under increased scrutiny The railway also said it shares as more crude oil is shipped by to know how much and where that oil is with recent fiery train derail- geographic response plans with rail into the state. ments. In December, an oil train Oregon and Washington to help The Senate Ways and Means coming from so they can have appropriate derailed and exploded near Cas- with emergency planning. Committee was set to hear tes- selton, N.D. The accident oc- Chances of either bill passing timony on a mostly Republican- disaster response.” curred about a mile outside the out of both chambers are uncer- backed bill that would study the town, and no one was hurt, but tain because Democrats control safety of transporting oil and Rep. Jessyn Farrell about 2,000 people were evacu- the House and a predominantly hazardous materials by train, D-Seattle ated to avoid toxic smoke. Republican coalition steers the including re- In July, a runaway oil train Senate. Legislature viewing gaps in derailed and exploded in Lac- "Both chambers understand 2014 local, state and and elsewhere by ship, barges Columbia River. It also would Megantic, Quebec, near the the public appetite for getting federal oil spill or pipelines, but trains carrying require refineries and other fa- Maine border, killing 47 people. something done," said Farrell, response. crude oil started arriving at ter- cilities that receive oil shipments It's important to "make sure the House bill's main sponsor. Meanwhile, minals in Tacoma and Anacortes by vessels or rail cars to submit we're keeping up with it," said the House Ap- only in the past year or so. transit data to the state Depart- Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale, propriations Facilities are being proposed ment of Ecology. Some who tes- primary sponsor of Senate Bill Committee at the ports of Grays Harbor and tified about the bill last month 6524. "It's is specifically designed You May took testimony Vancouver to handle hundreds worried that tug escorts would to focus on prevention and make on a competing of thousands of barrels of crude create navigational hazards, sure we have the resources avail- Qualify For Democratic- oil by rail. And oil tanker traf- among other concerns. able to provide response." sponsored bill fic traveling through state wa- "Fundamentally, the public Dale Jensen with the Depart- that is favored by environmental ters could also increase under a has the right to know how much ment of Ecology said both bills Hearing Aids groups who say it provides more Kinder Morgan Canada propos- and where that oil is coming offer good measures to make the Do you feel you have a transparency and calls for more al to triple the amount of crude from so they can have appropri- states oil preparedness program hearing loss that may be immediate action. oil it sends through its Trans ate disaster response," the bill's even more robust. But he said due to loud noise The movement of oil into Mountain pipeline to the Van- primary sponsor, Rep. Jessyn Monday and last week that the exposure at your past or and through Washington state couver, British Columbia, area. Farrell, D-Seattle, said in an in- agency couldn't support either is changing dramatically as more "We need to be prepared for terview. bill because they require money present work? You crude oil from the Bakken shales these new risks," said Bruce Wis- Greg Hanon, a lobbyist who that is not included in the gover- May Qualify For of North Dakota arrives by train hart of Puget Soundkeeper Al- represents the Western States Pe- nor's budget. HearingAids. and creates potential risk for new liance who testified Monday in troleum Association, said Mon- BNSF Railway said last areas of the state, such as along support of the House bill. day that he was concerned the month that it shares detailed At Avada Hearing Care the Columbia River. House Bill 2347 would man- confidentiality provision in the information with emergency Centerwe are a local The state for years has re- date tug escorts for oil tankers House bill wasn't strong enough. responders in communities on hearing aid company ceived crude oil from Alaska entering Grays Harbor and the A representative from the oil in- its network and at the state level who offer assistance in filing State Labor and Industries, Federal and Officials Pressure Port of Seattle About $15 Minimum Wage Self Insured Claims. If SEATTLE (AP) — A letter letter says. "The port's position Court judge has ruled that the the Washington Restaurant As- you already have a claim signed by about 50 elected of- undermines the trust that voters law applies to about 1,600 ho- sociation and a company that in process we can help ficials was delivered on Monday put in you." tel and parking lot workers in runs concessions at the airport, you track it If you already to the Port of Seattle urging the The Port of Seattle has said it SeaTac but not to employees claim SeaTac's new law has legal wear hearing aids come to government agency that runs is taking a measured approach and contractors working within problems because the airport an- Avada for your batteries Seattle-Tacoma International to the new law and wants to con- Seattle-Tacoma International swers to the federal government, and cleanings. Airport to embrace a citizen- sider labor issues in a global way Airport, which is operated by the not local cities. 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"The Port of Seattle com- zens who elected the commis- "The port should try to find a Longview, Olympia, expected and were entitled to the missioners are elected by the sioners more than the companies way to help those who are work- Port Orchard, Shelton improvements in working condi- same constituents we serve." that work in the airport. ing full-time at the airport to tions that voters approved," the A King County Superior Alaska Airlines, along with earn a living wage," Phillips said. © 2012, Hearing Healthcare Management, Inc. 135 SWWKidsignment Shop & Consign! Consignors March 8th - 9th up CASH Earn to 70% in your pocket! Online Entry Available now at swwfamily.com. Save the CH514108cw.db In The Chronicle Building, • 321 N. Pearl, Centralia DATE! The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 • Main 11

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What business that is not currently in Lewis County would you like to see open a location here?

“Chain restaurants “Bring back are not my thing, but Godfathers! I with the outlets, an miss the buffet.”

Olive Garden or Red Ian Troy Switzler Lobster would do well. Rochester, stone mason I also wish there was a trampoline park.”

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Toni Nally-Keenan Danielle Spahr Charlton Rochester, homemaker Chehalis, paralegal Names in the News Centralian Makes SPU Dean’s List Rochester Resident Gets NIU Degree Amanda Erickson, Centralia, was named to Kayci Sterzer, Rochester, is a recent graduate of the dean’s list for the fall quarter at Seattle Pacific Northern Illinois University. Look for our Thursday University. Students on the dean’s list have com- She graduated with a master of science degree pleted at least 12 credits and attained a 3.50 or from the College of Health and Human Sciences. commentary by Bill Moeller higher grade point average. NIU’s main campus is in DeKalb, Ill. It has a Founded in 1891, Seattle Pacific University is a student body of about 21,000. Christian university that serves more than 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students. February 2014 is

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl District 1A, 2B Basketball Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4-5 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Brackets Women’s College Basketball Gee Leads Lady Blazers in Tight Win Over Highline By The Chronicle “That kind of sparked us on The Lady Blazers rallied in a little bit of a run again,” Schutz the second half and took a step said. “We were able to score a closer to the NWAACC Wom- few more baskets, and that kind en’s Basketball Championships of propelled us over the top.” with a 59-56 win over Highline Molly McIntyre added 10 on Monday night in Centralia. points and five rebounds for Karina Gee led Centralia Centralia, while Leah Davis Pete Caster / [email protected] with 18 points, but a Thunder- scored 9 and Courtney Kaupu Centralia’s Karina Gee (3) bird run in the middle of the added 6 points, six rebounds drives for a layup against first half left the Blazers down and four assists with two steals. Highline Monday night at 29-21 at the intermission. The win pushes Centralia to Michael Smith Gymnasium “We just talked about keep- 8-4 in NWAACC West Division in Centralia. ing our composure,” Centralia play (12-10 overall) with a home coach Shane Schutz said of half- game against South Puget Sound time. “Sometimes you can try coming up Wednesday. The win too hard to beat a team, and be moves Centralia above Highline out of character, and I thought (8-5) in the league standings. we were in the first half.” “Every day, this team just Miranda McDonald sparked kind of gets better,” Schutz said. Centralia in the second half, “I thought our intensity tonight, knocking away a pass that led to and our defense was very good. a steal and a lay-up, and hitting The kids made it a priority to- a 3-pointer — her only bucket of night to come out and compete the game — on the next posses- and play great defense, so I was sion, increasing Centralia’s lead really happy with our defensive from 1 to 4 points. effort tonight.” 2B Boys Basketball

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Napavine’s JT Kaut takes a jump shot in the fourth quarter during Central 2B boys basketball action against Adna Monday night on the Tigers’ home court. Napavine Knocks Off Adna on Senior Night PLAYOFF-BOUND: Tigers the rest of the way. son to 11 points in the win. 13 points. MWP Runs Record to 20-0 “We finally put together Chase VanWyck, Stan- Napavine (6-14, 5-11 league) WINLOCK — Central 2B Seal District Spot With a complete game,” Napavine ley added, played well off the will take on Onalaska on Thurs- League champion Morton- coach Rex Stanley said. “Prob- bench, with 5 points and seven day night, at 8 p.m., in Rochester, Win Over Adna White Pass finished the regu- ably our best game of the year, rebounds to help the Tigers in the opening round of the Dis- lar season a perfect 20-0 record By The Chronicle and at the right time.” through a bit of foul trouble. trict 4 tournament. with a 83-36 league victory over NAPAVINE — The Tigers Both teams will advance to J.T. Kaut, the lone senior on Adna finished with an 8-7 Winlock here on Monday night. finished the regular season on the District 4 2B Boys Basket- Napavine’s senior night, added 7 Central 2B League record, lost After building a 42-24 half- a high note here Monday night, ball Tournament, which begins points and as many rebounds. a coin toss with Toutle Lake for time lead, the Timberwolves putting away Adna 58-39 in Thursday in Rochester and “He’s been playing really well the fourth and fifth seeds into turned up the defense in the sec- both teams’ Central 2B League Montesano. of late,” Stanley said. “He’s put the tournament. The Pirates, as ond half and held the Cardinals boys basketball finale. together four or five really good the No. 5 seed, will take on Ray- Cole Doughty led Napavine to just 12 points after the break. mond Thursday night at 8 p.m. Napavine led 18-11 after a with 16 points and held Pirate games down the stretch.” quarter and added to the lead leading scorer Jordan Richard- Jerett Latimer led Adna with in Montesano. please see C2BL, page S7

Winning The Final Word Centralia’s Julia Myers WSU Receiver Marks Arrested at Pullman Bar celebrates TV’s Best Bet PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Washing- cated in public and frequenting a tavern. after her College Basketball Trailblazers ton State wide receiver Gabe Marks has Pullman police say the 19-year-old topped been arrested following a weekend alter- Marks is accused of punching an employ- Michigan at Ohio St. Highline, cation at a Pullman bar. ee of the bar. He was not jailed and is free 6 p.m. 59-56, in Marks was arrested early Saturday at while awaiting a court date ESPN Centralia Stubblefields bar. A spokesman for the WSU football on Monday The Spokesman-Review reported team says they do not comment on inter- night. Monday that Marks was cited by police nal matters. for four misdemeanors, including assault, On Sunday, Marks apologized on his Pete Caster / [email protected] criminal trespass, being a minor intoxi- Twitter account. Sports 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 SPORTS

College Basketball Johnson’s 27 Leads Colorado Past Washington Washington Women Knock BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Xavier Johnson scored a career- Off No. 3 Stanford 87-82 high 27 points, tops among three Colorado players with at least 20 SEATTLE (AP) — Kelsey loss this year came at No. 1 Plum led Washington to a big points, as the Buffaloes routed Connecticut. lead against No. 3 Stanford. “That was crazy,” said Washington 91-65 on Sunday When she fouled out with 1:39 Washington forward Talia night. to go, the freshman guard Walton. “It was a lot of fun to Josh Scott tied his career best could only watch as the Cardi- be out there. We knew it was with 21 points and Askia Booker nal rallied. going to be hard, but we want- added 20, giving Colorado its The Huskies held on for an ed it. We really wanted it.” first trio of 20 point scorers in 87-82 upset but not before giv- Chiney Ogwumike, the the same game since Kal Bay (21), ing Plum a scare. Stanford cut Pac-12’s leading scorer, had 23 Dominique Coleman (20) and a 12-point deficit with 39 sec- points but was held in check Richard Roby (20) did it against onds left down to three with 8 for most of the game, and her Oklahoma State on Feb. 3, 2007. seconds on the clock. teammates were unable to The win was the third “That’s the most nervous pick up the slack. The Car- straight for Colorado (18-6, 7-4 I’ve ever been in my life,” dinal especially had trouble Pac-12) and avenged a 71-54 Plum said. “I was sitting there from long-range, shooting 9 loss at Washington on Jan. 12 grabbing people’s knees and for 41 on 3-pointers. in which the Buffaloes lost star elbows, and biting towels and “I thought we slowed them point guard Spencer Dinwiddie stuff. But we had a silent con- down just enough, and we to a season-ending knee injury. fidence that we earned that made them work just enough,” Tre'Shaun Fletcher, a key reserve, game and we’re not going to Washington coach Mike suffered a knee injury in the give it away in the last minute.” Neighbors said. “They could Aminah Williams sealed same game. have easily gone 15 of 41 and Johnson also had 10 re- the win for the Huskies, making a pair of free throws with 4 we would not be sitting here, bounds for Colorado, which has but they didn’t.” won 15 of its 16 home games seconds remaining, and as the final buzzer rang the Wash- Mikaela Ruef set career this season. It's the second most highs with 16 points and 22 home wins in a season by Colo- ington players danced in cel- Cliff Grassmick / The Associated Press ebration at half court. rebounds, and Bonnie Samu- rado behind the Buffaloes' 2011- Colorado's Josh Scott, left, blocks the shot of Perris Blackwell of Washington, dur- elson scored 14 for Stanford, 12 team, which finished with 18 Plum scored 23 points, one ing the irst half in Boulder, Colo., Sunday. of five players in double fig- which last lost to Washington wins at the Coors Events Center. ures for the Huskies, which Dec. 22, 2005, in Seattle. C.J. Wilcox, the Pac 12's sec- led almost the entire game. It The Huskies have strug- ond leading scorer who had 31 and trainers helped him off the to 83-57 with 4:03 remaining. floor and into the locker room Johnson fueled the surge with a was the highest-ranked oppo- gled at times this season and points, on 7-of-12 shooting from had lost three of five going for treatment. He returned in the 3-pointer and fastbreak layup. nent the Huskies have beaten 3-point range, in the Huskies' into Sunday’s game, but af- second half with a bandage cov- Setting the tone from the since winning against No. 2 victory last month, was off target Stanford in 1990. ter the upset they have their in the rematch. He finished with ering the cut. outset, the Buffaloes scored the sights set high. It was the third consecutive game's first 10 points and had an The loss snapped a 62- eight points on 2-of-10 shooting game road conference win- “Winning this game from the floor, including 0 for 7 loss for Washington (13-11, 5-6), 11-3 flurry over the last four min- ning streak for Stanford (22-2, boosted our confidence to the from 3-point range. which was led by Nigel Williams- utes of the first half to take a 48- 11-1 Pac-12), as well as a 14- max,” Walton said. “If we can The Huskies were without Goss with 15 points. 33 lead. Xavier Talton closed the game run against Washington play with Stanford, we can Desmond Simmons for most Up by 17 at halftime, Colo- surge with a jumper just before (13-10, 6-6). The Cardinal’s play with anybody when we of the first half after he took an rado went in front 68-50 on a the buzzer sounded, giving the last loss in road or neutral play together. Now that we see inadvertent elbow to his head breakaway dunk by Jaron Hop- Buffaloes their biggest output of conference games was Jan. 18, what we can do, we’re going to battling for a rebound. The blow kins and put the game away with the season in the first half and 2009, against California in be ready for whoever else steps opened a cut on his forehead a 10-0 run that stretched its lead the most ever in a Pac-12 game. Berkeley. Stanford’s only other on the court.”

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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Lauren Jackson has un- dergone surgery in Australia on her knee and Achilles tendon putting her status for the upcoming WNBA season with the Se- attle Storm in question. Basketball Australia said in a statement Tuesday that Jackson is in recovery following surgery in Melbourne to repair a torn meniscus in her right knee and an ongoing problem in her left Achilles tendon. BA said ortho- pedic surgeon Dr. David Young has advised Jackson will require a 4 month recovery program following the surgery which he believes has successfully resolved both injuries. Jackson, 32, missed the entire 2013 WNBA season after undergoing surgery on her right hamstring in January 2013 for a chronic injury. Jackson’s manager, John El- liot, told the Australian Associ- ated Press she will be unavail- able for the start of the WNBA season and unlikely to train on court with the Storm until early June, or play until July. “Seattle will have to make that decision, but I can’t see her getting back to Seattle in the short term,” he said. “If they’ve got to replace her because she can’t make May 16, they might go out and buy another person to replace her.” Elliot acknowledged the Storm would have to consider their options “We’ll just have to see how they want to play it and all that, but she’s totally committed to the Opals program,” he said, re- ferring to Australia’s national team. While Jackson’s immediate WNBA future is in doubt, Bas- ketball Australia expects the forward to be available to join the national team by July for its preparations ahead of the world championship in Turkey starting Sept. 27. “Lauren has committed to the Opals preparation for this year’s World Championships,” Austra- lia coach Brendan Joyce said in the BA statement. “She’ll have some time to prepare in some games in July on a tour of Japan and then again in August.” Jackson played for Heilongji- ang in the Women’s Chinese Basketball Association earlier this year where she averaged 22 points, 9.5 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game. She is also con- tracted to Australian team the Canberra Capitals for the next two WNBL seasons. Joyce said he has every reason to expect Jackson will make a full recovery from her surgery.

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District IV 2B Girls Basketball Tournament Bracket Loser 15 Loser 7 Willapa Valley Double Elimination Top 5 to Regionals Game 9 G5: Sat., Feb. 15 Game 17 Winner 9 1 pm, Mon., 2/17 NW Christian TBD Winner 17 2:30 p.m. at Montesano Thursday, G1: Wednesday Winner 5 6:30 p.m. 2/20 Game 13 Loser 1 Winner 1 at Rochester 6:30 p.m. at Rochester Tuesday, Adna G15: Tue., 2/18 6:30 p.m. 2/18 Winner 15 Winner 13 at Rochester at Centralia Loser 8 Morton-WP

Winner 10 Game 10 G6: Sat., Feb. 15 Pe Ell Game 19 2:30, Mon., 2/17 TBD Winner 6 1 p.m. at Montesano G2: Wednesday Third/ Saturday, 2/22 6:30 p.m. Game 20 Fourth at Centralia Loser 2 at Montesano Winner 2 Championship Both to Naselle Saturday, 2/22 First/Second State 6 p.m. Both to State at W.F. West Loser 6 Raymond

Winner 11 Game 11 G7: Sat., Feb. 15 4 pm, Mon., 2/17 Winlock TBD Winner 7 at Montesano G3: Wednesday Game 14 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Winner 14 Loser 3 at Rochester Winner 3 G16: Tue., 2/18 Tuesday, 8 p.m. 2/18 Wahkiakum at Centralia Winner 16 Game 18 at Rochester 5:30 p.m. Loser 5 Toutle Lake Winner 18 Thursday, 2/20 Winner 12 Game 12 G8: Sat., Feb. 15 at Rochester Winner 8 5:30, Mon., 2/17 Napavine TBD at Montesano G4: Wednesday Loser 17 Loser 16 8 p.m. G20: Saturday, 2/22 Loser 4 at Montesano Winner 4 1 p.m. North Beach at W.F. West Winner 5th/Loser Out Loser 18

District IV 2B Boys Basketball Tournament Bracket Loser 15 Loser 7 Willapa Valley Double Elimination Top 5 to Regionals Game 9 G5: Sat., Feb. 15 Game 17 Winner 9 2 pm, Mon., 2/17 NW Christian TBD Winner 17 4 p.m. at Rochester Friday, 2/21 G1: Thursday Winner 5 6:30 p.m. at Rochester Game 13 Loser 1 Winner 1 6:30 p.m. at Rochester Wednesday, Toutle Lake G15: Wed., 2/19 6:30 p.m. 2/19 Winner 15 Winner 13 at Rochester at Centralia Loser 8 Mossyrock

Winner 10 Game 10 G6: Sat., Feb. 15 Wahkiakum Game 19 3:30, Mon., 2/17 TBD Winner 6 2:30 p.m. at Rochester G2: Thursday Third/ Saturday, 2/22 6:30 p.m. Game 20 Fourth at Centralia Loser 2 at Montesano Winner 2 Championship Both to Ocosta Saturday, 2/22 First/Second State 8 p.m. Both to State at W.F. West Loser 6 North Beach

Winner 11 Game 11 G7: Sat., Feb. 15 5 pm, Mon., 2/17 Napavine TBD Winner 7 at Rochester G3: Thursday Game 14 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Winner 14 Loser 3 at Rochester Winner 3 G16: Wed., 2/19 Wednesday, 8 p.m. 2/19 Onalaska at Centralia Winner 16 Game 18 at Rochester 5:30 p.m. Loser 5 Morton-WP Winner 18 Friday, 2/21 at Rochester Winner 12 Game 12 G8: Sat., Feb. 15 Winner 8 6:30, Mon., 2/17 Adna TBD at Rochester G4: Thursday Loser 17 Loser 16 8 p.m. G20: Saturday, 2/22 Loser 4 at Montesano Winner 4 2:30 p.m. Raymond at W.F. West Winner 5th/Loser Out Loser 18

District IV 1A Girls Basketball Tournament Bracket

Winner 13 Double Elimination Loser 1 Winner 1 Game 1: Thursday Top 3 to Regionals 8 p.m. at Kelso Woodland Winner 5 Game 5 Game 7 Tuesday, 2/15 Winner 7 Game 9 Winner 9 Sat., 2/15 at Kelso Wednesday, 2/19 at Kelso at TBD Winner 14 Loser 8 Game 2: Thursday 6:30 p.m. Game 12 at WF West Loser 2 Winner 2 Championship Winner to Elma Friday, 2/18 State 8 p.m. First/Second Friday, Feb. 21 at W.F. West Both to State 6 p.m. at W.F. West Winner 15 Loser 3 Game 3: Thursday Winner 3 8 p.m. Loser 7 W.F. West Montesano Winner 8 Winner 10 Game 10 Wednesday, 2/19 Game 6 Game 8 Tuesday, 2/15 at Kelso Sat., 2/15 Play-In Games at W.F. West Tuesday, Feb. 11 Winner 6 at TBD Winner 16 At Rochester Game 4: Thursday 6:30 p.m. 13: Hoquiam vs. White Salmon, 6:30 p.m. Loser 4 Kelso Winner 4 16: Stevenson vs. Rochester, 8 p.m. At Kalama Kalama 14: La Center vs. Forks, 6:30 p.m. 15: Ilwaco vs. Rainier, 8 p.m. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014

Prep Playoff Basketball District IV 1A Boys Basketball Tournament Bracket

Winner A Double Elimination Loser 1 Winner 1 Game 1: Friday Top 4 to Regionals 8 p.m. at Kelso Kalama Winner 5 Game 5 Game 7 Tuesday, 2/18 Winner 7 Game 9 Winner 9 Tuesday, 2/18 TBD Thursday, 2/20 TBD at TBD Winner B Loser 8 Game 2: Friday 6:30 p.m. Game 12 at Centralia Loser 2 Winner 2 Championship Third/Fourth Elma Saturday, 2/22 Saturday, 8 p.m. First/Second Feb. 22 at Kelso Both to State 6 p.m. at Kelso Winner C Loser 3 Game 3: Friday Winner 3 8 p.m. Loser 7 Centralia Hoquiam Winner 10 Game 10 Thursday, 2/20 Game 6 Game 8 Winner 8 Tuesday, 2/18 TBD Tuesday, 2/18 TBD Winner 6 at TBD Winner D Game 4: Friday 6:30 p.m. Loser 4 Kelso Winner 4 Play-In Games Woodland Tuesday, Feb. 11 At Montesano A: Montesano vs. Toledo, 8 p.m. D: Rainier vs. Castle Rock, 6:30 p.m. At Castle Rock B: La Center vs. Rochester, 8 p.m. C: King’s Way vs. Forks, 6:30 p.m.

Saturday’s 2B Girls Basketball Local Bowling Standings MWP Celebrates Senior Night With Win Over Ony By The Chronicle Morton-White Pass finishes action. MORTON — The defense the regular season with a 16-4 Kayla Capps scored 11 and did the job for Morton-White record overall and a 13-3 league Haley Compton added 10 to lead Pass here Saturday night to close mark. The Timberwolves will Pe Ell. out the regular season with a 42- have a first-round bye in the Winlock shot just 7 of 47 (15 24 win over Onalaska in Central District 4 2B Girls Basketball percent) from the field, while Pe 2B League girls basketball action. Tournament, which begins on Ell was marginally better at 11 of The Timberwolves held Wednesday, and will face the 42 (26 percent). Onalaska to 16 percent shooting winner of Wednesday’s Pe Ell/ “We played hard defensively. (8 of 51) in the win. Naselle matchup in the quarter- Both teams did,” Winlock coach “What we’ve been doing a finals on Saturday. Scott Ashmore said. “We got our great job of is playing defense, Note: It was the final home shots off, but they were contested. and I thought we did a great job game for MWP seniors Whitney We’re not shooting the ball well.” defensively,” MWP coach Darin Elledge, Ashley Kelly, Darian At- Pe Ell outscored the Cardi- kinson, Sam Eveland and Brooke Allen said. “We didn’t shoot the nals 13-6 in the fourth quarter to Squires. greatest percentage from the the seal the win. free throw line or from the field, Winlock (6-14, 4-12 league) but we did some good things de- Trojans Hold Off Winlock will face Wahkiakum in the fensively.” WINLOCK — Pe Ell ac- opening round of the District Whitney Elledge led MWP counted for the majority of what 4 2B Girls Basketball Tourna- with 16 points, and Ashley Kelly little offense there was to go ment on Wednesday, at 8 p.m. in added 11 with seven rebounds. around here Saturday night, put- Rochester. 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Scoreboard Sports on the Air Preps 1/2: Clark Smith (TUM) def. Tavo West Valley (Yakima) 59, Ephrata 46 St. John’s 70, (12) Creighton 65 Sanchez ( AB) 11-4 Zillah 60, Granger 52 (22) Connecticut 75, UCF 55 TUESDAY, Feb. 11 Local Schedules 3/4: Enoc Amador (CEN) def. Mi- Holy Cross 66, Bucknell 50 chael Kramer (BH) 15-6 Monday’s Results TUESDAY, Feb. 11 Houston 88, Temple 74 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL District 1A Boys 5/6: Justin Baldwin (AB) inj. default BOYS BASKETBALL 4 p.m. Toledo at Montesano, 8 p.m. over Addison Barrett (TUM) Friday Harbor 46, Blaine 31 Southern Miss 81, Charlotte 64 District 1A Girls 182 King’s 62, Mount Baker 38 Tulane 68, Marshall 65 ESPN — Florida at Tennessee Stevenson at Rochester, 8 p.m. 1/2: Kyzer Bailey (CEN) def. Shane Lakes 65, Decatur 50 Iona 101, Canisius 91 ESPN2 — Oklahoma St. at Texas Boys Basketball Gibson (WFW) 7-3 Lynden Ch. 69, Nooksack Valley 36 Manhattan 78, Niagara 77 ESPNU — Wake Forest at NC State Centralia at Aberdeen, 7:30 p.m. 3/4: David Wenzell (TUM) pinned Meridian 76, South Whidbey 62 St. Peter’s 61, Monmouth 50 Capital at W.F. West, 7:30 p.m. Vaughn Berg (RR) Morton/White Pass 83, Winlock 36 Detroit 83, Youngstown State 81 FS1 — Marquette at Seton Hall Girls Basketball 5/6: Brayden Bostwick (WFW) def. Napavine 58, Adna 39 Valparaiso 63, Oakland 60 6 p.m. Aberdeen at Centralia, 7:30 p.m. Quinton Calquhoun (TUM) 12-4 Nathan Hale 62, Cleveland 52 W.F. West at Capital, 7:30 p.m. Pe Ell 71, Mossyrock 67 Indiana State 60, Drake 56 ESPN — Michigan at Ohio St. 195 Bradley 83, Evansville 66 WEDNESDAY, Feb. 12 South Bend 43, Naselle 40 ESPNU — Mississippi at Alabama Loyola (IL) 79, Illinois State 69 Men’s College Basketball 1/2: Allan McClure (WFW) def. Nick Sultan 76, Archbishop Murphy 61 FS1 — Xavier at Butler South Puget Sound at Centralia, 8 Lund (WFW) 4-2 Wahkiakum 54, Toutle Lake 39 Massachusetts 73, Rhode Island 68 p.m. 3/4: Sam Richards (TUM) pinned West Seattle 65, Lakeside (Seattle) 58 Illinois 60, Penn State 55 8 p.m. Women’s College Basketball Ben Tupper (AB) Willapa Valley 65, North Beach 57 Western Michigan 74, N. Illinois 71 ESPNU — San Diego St. at Wyoming 5/6: Nick Wolf (CAP) pinned Jason South Puget Sound at Centralia, 6 Akron 65, Bowling Green 63 SOCCER p.m. Haury (TUM) GIRLS BASKETBALL District 2B Girls Archbishop Murphy 50, Sultan 29 Colorado 91, Washington 65 11:55 a.m. Games at Rochester, Montesano; 220 Bainbridge 55, Chief Sealth 49 NBCSN — Premier League, Chelsea at West 6:30, 8 p.m. 1/2: Dylan Smith (TUM) pinned Cedarcrest 71, Lakewood 46 Bryan Due (CEN) Eastside Catholic 49, Nathan Hale 27 Bromwich THURSDAY, Feb. 13 3/4: Brin Hanson (TUM) pinned JJ Enumclaw 44, Lakes 39 WINTER OLYMPICS District 2B Boys Lewis (RR) Kettle Falls 39, Riverside 35 At Sochi, Russia Games at Rochester, Montesano; 5/6: TJ Borden (BH) pinned Germain Newport 45, Chewelah 36 NBA 6:30, 8 p.m. McCullah (CAP) Shelton 42, Foss 27 NBC South Whidbey 54, Granite Falls 53 All Times PST Noon 285 Toutle Lake 65, Wahkiakum 29 EASTERN CONFERENCE Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country - Indi- 1/2: Jordan Logan (AB) def. Josh Mo- Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Local Results loney (BH) 5-4 Toronto 27 24 .529 — vidual Sprint Gold Medal Finals; Women’s Luge - Saturday’s Results 3/4: Chandler Rinehart (BH) pinned Brooklyn 23 26 .469 3 Gold Medal Final Runs; Women’s Freestyle Skiing Boys Basketball Sean Roberts (RR) New York 20 31 .392 7 5/6: Dakota Keller (TUM) pinned - Slopestyle Competition At Morton Boston 19 34 .358 9 Josh Harmon (CEN) 5 p.m. TIMBERWOLVES 76, LOGGERS 47 Philadelphia 15 38 .283 13 Onalaska 13 12 12 10 —47 Local Southeast Division Men’s Snowboarding - Halfpipe Gold Medal Fi- Morton-WP 11 23 17 25 —76 Monday’s Results Women’s College Basketball Local Bowling Miami 35 14 .714 — nal; Figure Skating - Pairs’ Short Program; Wom- Onalaska (47) — Nielson 6, Smalley Feb. 2-8 Results Atlanta 25 24 .510 10 7, Modica 2, Lawrence 4, McMillion 27, At Centralia en’s Freestyle Skiing - Slopestyle Gold Medal Fi- FAIRWAY LANES Washington 25 25 .500 10½ Hall 1 LADY BLAZERS 59, T-BIRDS 56 Top 10 Men Charlotte 22 29 .431 14 nal; Women’s Ski Jumping - Individual K-95 Gold FG: 16 of 51 —.313 FT: 11 of 17 —.647 Highline 29 27 —56 Centralia 21 38 —59 1. Butch Mosteller 733; 2. Gordon Orlando 16 37 .302 21 Medal Final Reb. 23 (Smalley, McMillion 5) Geving 711 and Pat Gilligan 711; 3. L J Highline (56) — Elleby 14, Ivy 6, Ad- Central Division Morton-White Pass (76) — Poquette Hames 700; 4. Jack Chambers 697 and 9:05 p.m. 8, Kolb 8, Walton 18, Hanson, Dunlap ams 7, Pollard 7, Harris-Grant 3, Weath- Indiana 40 11 .784 — ersby 9, Price 10 Jim Fueston 697; 5. Randy Sanders 693; Women’s Speedskating - 500 Gold Medal Final; 20, Counts 11, Reynolds 5, Eveland 6 6. Josh Donahe 690; 7. Nathan Prince Chicago 25 25 .500 14½ FG: 30 of 51 —.588 FT: 6 of 12 —.500 FG: 21 of 48 —.438 FT: 9 of 11 —.818 Detroit 22 29 .431 18 Women’s Biathlon - 10km Pursuit Gold Medal Fi- Reb. 33 (Adams 8) 683; 8. Bob Spahr 675; 9. Brett Devlin Reb. 32 (Poquette 7, Counts, Eveland 6) Cleveland 18 33 .353 22 nal Centralia (59) — Gee 18, Preuninger 667; 10. Joe Masters 666; High Game: Milwaukee 9 42 .176 31 6, McIntyre 10, Davis 9, McDonald 3, Brandon Grose 268 and Butch Mo- NBCSN At Winlock steller 268 and Gordon Geving 268 and WESTERN CONFERENCE TROJANS 60, CARDINALS 57 Myers 7, Kaupu 6 3 a.m. FG: 23 of 60 —.383 FT: 6 of 6 —1.000 John Hart 268 Southwest Division Pe Ell 14 20 12 14 —60 Reb. 30 (Kaupu 6) Top 10 Women San Antonio 37 15 .712 — Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country - Individu- Winlock 9 16 18 14 —57 1. Brandy Blair 651; 2. April Harris Houston 35 17 .673 2 al Sprint Gold Medal Finals (LIVE) Winlock (57) — Heuvel 2, Tremayne Men’s College Basketball 624; 3. Selena Sabin 590; 4. Barb Grimes Dallas 31 21 .596 6 21, Pohll 4, Rose 22 7 a.m. At Centralia 589 and Heather Wallen 589; 5. Sahlee Memphis 27 23 .540 9 FG: 10 of 46 —.217 FT: 14 of 18 —.777 T-BIRDS 75, TRAILBLAZERS 57 Aldrich 582; 6. Kim Rushton 572; 7. Figure Skating - Pairs’ Short Program (LIVE) Reb: 16 (Rose 7) New Orleans 22 29 .431 14½ Highline 42 33 —75 Shelby Hart 561; 8. Cassandra Chalm- Pe Ell (60) — Red Arrington 4, Jurek Northwest Division 10:30 a.m. Centralia 37 20 —57 ers 553; 9. Louise Bower 547; 10. Lynn 2, Bailey 8, Smith 2, Russell 5, Austin Oklahoma City 41 12 .774 — Women’s Ski Jumping - Individual K-95 Gold Highline (75) — Lee 11, McCaffrey Wiltzius 544; High Game: Brandy Blair Arrington 17, Sherperd 8, Lusk 8 Portland 36 15 .706 4 12, Stroud 16, Tucakovic 9, Brown 2, 259 Medal Final (LIVE); Women’s Speedskating - 500 FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb: N/A Denver 24 26 .480 15½ Taylor—Barone 2, McDaniel 17, Keum Top 5 Senior Men Minnesota 24 28 .462 16½ Gold Medal Final 6 1. Harold Schrader 637; 2. Dave Girls Basketball FG: 27 of 49 —.551 FT: 13 of 15 Reynoldson 636; 3. Jim Wood 633; 4. Utah 17 33 .340 22½ 2 p.m. At Morton —.867 Reb: 34 (Keum 7) Tim Schnitzer 626; 5. Bill Frank 625; Pacific Division Game of the Day: Hockey TIMBERWOLVES 42, LOGGERS 24 Centralia (57) — Rogers 5, Scott 6, High Game: Marc Gosselin 243 L.A. Clippers 36 18 .667 — Onalaska 7 4 6 7 —24 Midnight Edwards 10, Broussard 8, Farley 15, Du- Top 5 Senior Women Phoenix 30 20 .600 4 Morton-WP 9 10 14 9 —42 metz 13 1. Sara Broom 530; 2. Teresa Johnson Golden State 31 21 .596 4 Men’s Curling - United States vs. Denmark; Onalaska (24) — Paxton 9, Duryea FG: 22 of 59 —.373 FT: 1 of 4 —.250 507; 3. Marie Marshall 500; 4. Evelynn L.A. Lakers 18 33 .353 16½ Men’s Nordic Combined - Individual K-95, Ski 5, Masciola 2, Musick 2, Vint 3, Hoyt 1, Reb: 23 (Edwards 8) Powers 479; 5. Barb Grimes 468; High Sacramento 17 34 .333 17½ Wright 2, Pannkuk Game: Barb Grimes 193 Jumping (LIVE) FG: 8 of 51 —.157 FT: 6 of 18 —.333 Boys Basketball Top 5 Junior Boys MSNBC Reb. 18 (Musick 6) Sunday’s Games At Napavine 1. Lucas Hart 555; 2. Ashton Lannoye Morton-White Pass (42) — Elledge Oklahoma City 112, New York 100 7 a.m. TIGERS 58, PIRATES 39 480; 3. Cydney McElvain 432; 4. Rob- 16, Atkinson 3, Brooks, Kelly 11, Allen, Chicago 92, L.A. Lakers 86 Adna 11 5 9 14 —39 bie Aldrich 416; 5. Shawn Strasser 413; Women’s Hockey - Russia vs. Japan (LIVE) Hazen 2, Kolb, Smathers, Walton, Arm- Orlando 93, Indiana 92 Napavine 18 7 14 19 —58 High Game: Lucas Hart 200 Midnight strong, Robbins 6, Eveland 4 Adna (39) — Olson 2, Richardson 11, Top 5 Junior Girls Brooklyn 93, New Orleans 81 FG: 16 of 45 —.356 FT: 4 of 11 —.363 Women’s Hockey - Switzerland vs. Finland Trotter 6, Moon 4, Kaech 3, Latimer 13 1. Kiann Conradi 611; 2. Bailey Dallas 102, Boston 91 Reb. 28 (Kelly 7) FG: 13 of 43 —.302 FT: 9 of 12 —.750 Reed 468; 3. Ashley Hart 465; 4. Liz Washington 93, Sacramento 84 (LIVE) Reb. 29 (Trotter 7) Steen 423; 5. Patricia Castillo 349; High Cleveland 91, Memphis 83, OT CNBC At Winlock Napavine (58) — Doughty 16, Sisson Game: Kiann Conradi 263 L.A. Clippers 123, Philadelphia 78 TROJANS 34, CARDINALS 20 2 p.m. 8, Stanley 9, Filley 4, Kaut 7, VanWyck 5, Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) Pe Ell 7 5 9 13 —34 Hoyt 8, Dekoker 1 1. Joy Watson 321; 2. Jeremy Cun- Monday’s Games Women’s Curling - United States vs. Britain Winlock 3 5 6 6 —20 ning 264; 3. Billy Williams 255; 4. Jim FG: 19 of 49 —.388 FT: 14 of 20 Indiana 119, Denver 80 USA Pe Ell (34) — Lusk 2, Skeen 3, H. Clevenger 250; 5. Emily Stubblefield —.700 Reb. 35 (VanWyck, Kaut 7) Toronto 108, New Orleans 101 Compton 10, A. Compton 4, Hoke 2, 249; High Game: Joy Watson 165 2 a.m. Detroit 109, San Antonio 100 Capps 11, Duncan 2 At Winlock Women’s Curling - United States vs. China Houston 107, Minnesota 89 FG: 11 of 42 —.262 FT: 10 of 15 T-WOLVES 83, CARDINALS 36 CENTRALIA LANES Boston 102, Milwaukee 86 (LIVE) —.667 Reb. N/A Winlock 10 14 5 7 —36 Top 5 Men Winlock (20) — Bradley 2, White- Morton—WP 22 19 16 26 —83 1. Matt Kelley 628; 2. King Hem- Golden State 123, Philadelphia 80 head 5, Alvord 8, Lopez 5 Winlock (36) — Heuvel 2, Tremayne enway 493; 3. Dave Smith 440; 4. Paul WEDNESDAY, Feb. 12 FG: 7 of 47 —.149 FT: 5 of 10 —.500 15, Rose 15, Fisher 4 Gilmer 404; 5. Todd Kelley 398; High Tuesday’s Games GOLF Reb. N/A FG: 12 of 51—.235 FT: 5 of 7—.714 Game: Matt Kelley 234 Sacramento at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Reb: 36 (Miller 9) Top 5 Women Dallas at Charlotte, 4 p.m. 8 p.m. At Tumwater Morton—WP (83) — Poquette 10, 1. Amanda Staloch 400; 2. April Kel- Atlanta at Chicago, 5 p.m. Evergreen 2A Conference Sub-Re- TGC — LPGA, Women’s Australian Open, first Kolb 15, Walton 22, Dunlap 12, Dounts ley 396; 3. Queen Guenther 338; 4. Bret- Washington at Memphis, 5 p.m. gional Wrestling Tournament round, at Cheltenham, Australia 10, Reynolds 6, Eveland 8 ta Gilmer 280 and Kelly Pea 280; High Miami at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Team Standings FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb: N/A Game: Amanda Staloch 179 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1. Tumwater 306 Oklahoma City at Portland, 7 p.m. Utah at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 2. W.F. West 278 At Pe Ell 3. Black Hills 202 TROJANS 71, VIKINGS 67 ESPN — Syracuse at Pittsburgh College Basketball Wednesday’s Games 4. Centralia 189.5 Mossyrock 13 12 24 18 —67 ESPN2 — South Florida at UConn 5. Aberdeen 171 Pe Ell 8 21 13 29 —71 NCAA Div. I Men’s Basketball Memphis at Orlando, 4 p.m. ESPNU — Baylor at TCU 6. River Ridge 168 Pe Ell (71) — Red Arrington 10, Ju- Rankings (Feb. 10) Dallas at Indiana, 4 p.m. 7. Capital 22 rek 4, Bailey 10, Smith 5, Russell 4, Aus- AP Top 25 Atlanta at Toronto, 4 p.m. FS1 — Villanova at DePaul (Top four to regionals; fifth is alternate) tin Arrington 16, Shepherd 2, Lusk 11, 1 Syracuse (65) 23-0 1,625 Charlotte at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. NBCSN — George Washington at VCU Speck 9 2 Arizona 23-1 1,525 San Antonio at Boston, 4:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 106 FG: 27 of 64 —.421 FT: 7 of 12 —.583 3 Florida 21-2 1,477 Cleveland at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. 1/2: Layn Pannkuk (CEN) pinned Reb: 30 (Speck 10) 4 Wichita State 25-0 1,445 Sacramento at New York, 4:30 p.m. ESPN — Duke at North Carolina Mathew Anfeldt (TUM) Mossyrock (67) — Stephens 12, 5 San Diego State 21-1 1,373 Denver at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 3/4: Coulter Jacobsen (TUM) def. ESPN2 — Stanford at Washington Bowman 4, Hazen 24, Kirkley 16, Wat- 6 Villanova 21-2 1,288 Washington at Houston, 5 p.m. Franklin Taylor (WFW) 5-3 7 Kansas 18-5 1,234 ESPNU — UCF at Memphis son 5, Allen 3, Butler 3 New Orleans at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. 5/6: Will Alexander (WFW) pinned 8 Duke 19-5 1,130 FG: 26 of 62 —.419 FT: 13 of 26 Philadelphia at Utah, 6 p.m. 8 p.m. Gavin Hogan (RR) —.500 Reb: 32 9 Michigan State 20-4 1,025 ESPNU — California at Washington St. 10 Cincinnati 22-3 970 Miami at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. 113 Statewide Scores 11 Iowa State 18-4 925 Portland at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. SOCCER 1/2: Bryce Bock (CEN) def. Logan Saturday’s Scores 12 Saint Louis 22-2 908 11:40 a.m. Greenwell (TUM) 21-6 BOYS BASKETBALL 13 Louisville 19-4 866 NBCSN — Premier League, Arsenal vs. Man- 3/4: Chandler Rosalini (BH) def. Cedar Park Ch. 57, Lopez 34 14 Kentucky 18-5 769 Ryan Calmpit (RR) 9-4 Colfax 52, Davenport 43 15 Michigan 17-6 702 NHL chester United, at London 5/6: Kyler Nygren (BH) def. Ethan Columbia (Burbank) 40, River View 36 16 Iowa 18-6 686 WINTER OLYMPICS Lund (WFW) 7-2 Connell 47, Wahluke 39 17 Virginia 19-5 608 All Times PST East Valley (Yakima) 47, Wapato 33 18 Creighton 19-4 552 EASTERN CONFERENCE At Sochi, Russia 120 Ellensburg 59, Selah 58 19 Texas 18-5 417 Atlantic Division NBC 1/2: Byron Cerrano (CEN) def. Reg- Emerald Ridge 48, Bethel 43 20 Memphis 18-5 333 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Noon gie Eklund (WFW) 8-4 Enumclaw 59, Bonney Lake 40 21 Wisconsin 19-5 242 Boston 57 37 16 4 78 176 125 3/4: Jacob Nowels (WFW) def. Mou- Men’s Nordic Combined - Individual K-95 Ephrata 50, West Valley (Yakima) 47 22 Ohio State 19-5 214 Tampa Bay 58 33 20 5 71 168 145 stapha Ba (BH) 5-2 Fife 61, Orting 38 23 Southern Methodist 19-5 205 Montreal 59 32 21 6 70 148 142 Gold Medal Final 5/6: Patrick Martin (TUM) pinned Grace 51, Mount Vernon Christian 50 24 Connecticut 18-5 194 5 p.m. Austin Pierce (AB) Grandview 78, Toppenish 48 25 Pittsburgh 20-4 175 Toronto 60 32 22 6 70 178 182 Granite Falls 91, South Whidbey 77 Others receiving votes: Oklahoma Detroit 58 26 20 12 64 151 163 Women’s Alpine Skiing - Downhill Gold Medal 126 Highland 70, Cle Elum/Roslyn 58 99, Gonzaga 44, UCLA 43, New Mexico Ottawa 59 26 22 11 63 169 191 Final; Figure Skating - Pairs’ Gold Medal Final; 1/2: Michael Anderson (WFW) def. Kiona-Benton 64, Royal 50 23, Oklahoma State 10, George Wash- Florida 58 22 29 7 51 139 183 Women’s Snowboarding - Halfpipe Gold Medal Fi- Cole Rosie (BH) 4-2 LaCrosse/Washtucna 87, St. John-End- ington 6, Southern Miss 6, Stephen F. Buffalo 57 15 34 8 38 110 172 3/4: Eric Schmidt (TUM) pinned Er- icott 42 Austin 3, Kansas State 1, North Caro- Metropolitan Division nal; Men’s Speedskating - 1000 Gold Medal Final ick Juarez (AB) Liberty 72, Interlake 56 lina 1, Arizona State 1 Pittsburgh 58 40 15 3 83 186 138 9:05 p.m. 5/6: Levi Ponce (RR) def. Collin Dix- Liberty (Spangle) 50, NWC (Colbert) 44 Dropped from rankings: Okla- on (RR) 1-0 Lummi 61, Shoreline Christian 31 homa State 19, Oklahoma 21, Gonzaga N.Y. Rangers 59 32 24 3 67 155 146 Luge - Doubles Gold Medal Final Runs Pomeroy 62, Colton 50 23 Philadelphia 59 30 23 6 66 162 167 NBCSN 132 Prosser 66, Othello 59 Columbus 58 29 24 5 63 170 161 4 a.m. 1/2: Daniel Montesa (RR) def. Gage Pullman 52, Colville 38 USA Today Washington 59 27 23 9 63 171 175 Keesee (BH) 3-2 Riverside Ch. 44, Lake Roosevelt 36 1 Syracuse (32) 23-0 800 Carolina 57 26 22 9 61 144 158 Women’s Hockey - Canada vs. United States 3/4: Brandon Davis (WFW) def. Rosalia 75, Tekoa-Oakesdale 56 2 Wichita State 25-0 744 New Jersey 59 24 22 13 61 135 146 (LIVE) Grant Bowley (AB) 6-4 Seattle Ch. 48, Bellevue Christian 31 3 Arizona 23-1 742 N.Y. Islanders 60 22 30 8 52 164 200 5/6: Logan Sigler (WFW) def. Mason South Kitsap 70, Bellarmine Prep 60 4 Florida 21-2 711 6 a.m. Zabel (TUM) 8-0 St. George’s 58, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 5 San Diego State 21-1 675 WESTERN CONFERENCE Figure Skating - Pairs’ Gold Medal Final 45 6 Villanova 21-2 629 Central Division (LIVE); Men’s Nordic Combined - Individual K-95, 138 Zillah 69, Granger 43 7 Kansas 18-5 569 St. Louis 57 39 12 6 84 196 135 1/2: Nick Knittle (BH) def. Erikk Ma- 8 Louisville 19-4 529 Chicago 60 35 11 14 84 207 163 Cross-Country chowek (AB) 7-6 GIRLS BASKETBALL 9 Duke 19-5 511 Colorado 58 37 16 5 79 174 153 10:45 a.m. 3/4: Paul Ward (CEN) def. Michael Bellevue 66, Interlake 52 10 Michigan State 20-4 479 Minnesota 59 31 21 7 69 145 147 Luge - Doubles Gold Medal Final Runs Morrissey (TUM) 5-2 Bellevue Christian 39, Seattle Ch. 30 11 Cincinnati 22-3 467 Dallas 58 27 21 10 64 164 164 5/6: Beau Dugo (WFW) def. Chris- Cle Elum/Roslyn 39, Highland 37 12 Saint Louis 22-2 427 2:30 p.m. tian Smith (CEN) forfeit Colton 77, Pomeroy 33 13 Kentucky 18-5 403 Winnipeg 60 28 26 6 62 168 175 Game of the Day: Hockey Columbia (Burbank) 55, River View 51 14 Iowa State 18-4 369 Nashville 59 25 24 10 60 146 180 145 Colville 48, Pullman 31 15 Iowa 18-6 333 Pacific Division Midnight 1/2: Tristen Jimenez (AB) def. Joseph Connell 70, Wahluke 30 16 Virginia 19-5 310 Anaheim 60 41 14 5 87 196 147 Men’s Hockey - Finland vs. Austria (LIVE) Finch (CEN) 21-9 Davenport 52, St. George’s 42 17 Creighton 19-4 305 San Jose 59 37 16 6 80 175 142 2:30 a.m. 3/4: Michael Matagi (WFW) def. Ja- East Valley (Yakima) 60, Wapato 31 18 Michigan 17-6 254 Los Angeles 59 31 22 6 68 139 128 cob Zocco (RR) 3-1 Ellensburg 64, Selah 36 19 Texas 18-5 170 Women’s Cross-Country - 10km Classical Gold Phoenix 58 27 21 10 64 163 169 5/6: Christian Williams (BH) pinned Fife 53, Orting 5 20 Ohio State 19-5 162 Medal Final (LIVE); Women’s Skeleton - Competi- Blake Wichert (WFW) Grace 58, Cedar Park Christian 46 21 Wisconsin 19-5 158 Vancouver 60 27 24 9 63 146 160 tion King’s 61, Coupeville 37 22 Memphis 18-5 152 Calgary 58 22 29 7 51 137 179 152 La Salle 56, Naches Valley 26 23 Pittsburgh 20-4 148 Edmonton 60 20 33 7 47 153 199 MSNBC 1/2: Eric Braun (WFW) pinned Zach Lake Roosevelt 46, Riverside Ch. 43 24 Gonzaga 21-4 78 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point 9 a.m. Slater (TUM) Lind-Ritzville/Sp. 57, Springdale 37 25 Oklahoma 18-6 55 for overtime loss. 3/4: Nolan Camlin (WFW) pinned Mercer Island 68, Mount Si 47 Others receiving votes: Connecticut Men’s Hockey - Latvia vs. Switzerland (LIVE) Kolby Shelton (AB) Mount Vernon Ch. 52, Highland CP 7 54, Kansas State 38, Southern Method- CNBC Sunday’s Games 5/6: Jacob Jamison ( AB) def. Mitch NWC (Colbert) 54, Colfax 52 ist 37, Southern Miss 25, UCLA 15, Mas- 2 p.m. Stone (BH) Othello 61, Prosser 54 sachusetts 15, New Mexico 12, Okla- No games scheduled Pe Ell 34, Winlock 20 homa State 10, George Washington 6, Men’s Curling - Switzerland vs. Britain 160 Puyallup 49, Curtis 29 Colorado 5, West Virginia 1, Stephen F. Monday’s Games USA 1/2: Elijah Camacho (RR) pinned Shoreline Christian 46, Lopez 40 Austin 1, Virginia Commonwealth 1 No games scheduled 9 a.m. Zach Braun (WFW) St. John-Endicott 59, LaCrosse/Wash- Dropped from rankings: Oklahoma 3/4: Colton Barrett (TUM) def. Gabe Men’s Hockey - Czech Republic vs. Sweden tucna 28 State 19 Tuesday’s Games Fraser (RR) forfeit Tahoma 58, Auburn Riverside 45 No games scheduled (LIVE) 5/6: Jarid Barrett (TUM) def. Jacob Tekoa-Oakesdale 54, Rosalia 47 Sunday’s Results Anderson (BH) 10-2 Toppenish 64, Grandview 59 (1) Syracuse 57, Clemson 44 2 a.m. Touchet 61, Liberty Christian 39 (2) Arizona 76, Oregon State 54 Wednesday’s Games Men’s Curling - United States vs. Britain (LIVE) 170 Tulalip Heritage 57, Lummi 5 Wisconsin 60, (9) Michigan State 58 No games scheduled • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014

Saturday’s Prep Wrestling ished as the team’s leading C2BL scorer with 16 points. Mossyrock was led by Kyler Continued from Sports 1 Hazen’s 24 points, while Jaron Kirkley added 16 points and “We played with the inten- Shaun Stephens had 12. sity we’d been hoping for and “When things were going the score doesn’t reflect how our way Stephens hit some hard our guys played,” Win- good shots to keep it a ball- lock coach Dennis Tauscher game,” Phelps said. “He made said. “We really made MWP sure we didn’t get more than work in that first half and I 10 points ahead.” think we got a little tired while Mossyrock (15-3 overall, they’re pretty deep.” 11-3 league) will move on to Five different Timber- the District 4 2B Boys Bas- wolves scored in double digits, ketball Tournament, where it with Zach Walton notching 22 have a first-round bye before points and Rylon Kolb add- playing the winner of the first- ing another 15. Winlock was round Wahkiakum/Ocosta led by 15 points from Skylar matchup. Scott Chamberlain / Courtesy Photo Tremayne and Caleb Rose. Pe Ell, despite beating two The champions pose with medals after the Evergreen 2A Conference sub-regional wrestling tournament Saturday at Tum- Tremayne also drew three teams with first-round byes water High School. From left are Layn Pannkuk (Centralia, 106), Bryce Bock (Centralia, 113), Byron Cerrano (Centralia, 120), charges and hauled in seven (Mossyrock and Willapa Val- Michael Anderson (W.F. West, 126), Daniel Montesa (River Ridge, 132), Nick Knittle (Black Hills, 138), Tristan Jiminez (Aberdeen, rebounds. Deven Miller led ley) in the same tournament, 145), Elijah Camacho (River Ridge, 160), Clark Smith (Tumwater, 170), Kyzer Bailey (Centralia, 182), Allan McClure (W.F. West, the Cardinals in rebounds concludes its season with a 195), Dylan Smith (Tumwater, 220) and Jordan Logan (Aberdeen, 285). W.F. West’s Eric Braun (152) is not pictured. with nine. 7-12 record overall. It was the final game of the season for Winlock. Seven Twin Cities Wrestlers Win at Sub-Regionals “Our seniors had a good Saturday’s Games attitude and I still hope that MWP Crushes Onalaska By The Chronicle Cerrano defeated W.F. West’s Raupp Wins Sub-Regional Title we can get the sportsmanship TUMWATER — Centr Reggie Eklund, 8-4, in the 120 MORTON — The Timber- alia OCOSTA — Winlock’s Tony award,” Tauscher said. “The title match, marking his first win wolves got off to a slow start, had four individual champions, Raupp was a champion, and a kids did a good job represent- and W.F. West placed second as in three tries against Eklund this ing on the floor and keeping but picked up the pace late in handful of local 2B wrestlers the first quarter and cruised to a team here Saturday on Day 2 season. advanced to regionals in Dar- their composure even through of the Evergreen 2A Conference For W.F. West, Michael An- some of these difficult games.” a 76-47 blowout of Onalaska rington after the District 4 1B/2B here Saturday in Central 2B Sub-Regional Wrestling Tourna- derson won at 126, Eric Braun Sub-Regional wrestling tourna- Morton-White Pass (20-0 ment. won at 152, and Allan McClure overall, 16-0 league) moves League boys hoops action. ment here Saturday. The Loggers led 13-6 mid- The top four placers in each was a champion at 195. Raupp was a winner in the on to the District 4 2B Tour- weight class advance to the re- Also advancing for W.F. West nament with the No. 1 seed, way through the first quarter, 132-pound weight class, while but MWP finished on a 5-0 gional tournament, set for Friday will be Franklin Taylor (fourth, teammate Joe Day was third in and will face the winner of the and Saturday at Steilacoom. 106); Jacob Nowels (third, 120); Adna/Raymond first-round run and outscored Onalaska the same division. 23-12 in the second frame. Centralia’s Layn Pannkuk Brandon Davis (third, 132); Mi- From Adna, Nolan Balzer matchup. won in the 106-pound weight chael Matagi (fourth, 145); Nolan “Thank you to all the The combination of no was second at 138, Arin Engle school, or practice, on Friday, class, while Bryce Bock (112), Camlin (third, 152); Zach Braun was fourth (145), Tanner Fields parents for their support,” Byron Cerrano (120) and Kyzer (second, 160); Shane Gibson (sec- Tauscher said. “We had a big and senior night festivities was third (152), Garrett Morgan contributed to the slow start, Bailey (182) also won sub-region- ond, 182); and Nick Lund (sec- was third (160), and Anthony turnout this year. It was the al titles. Bailey, a junior, won his ond, 195). most kids we’ve had in a while. MWP coach Tony Gillispie Fisher was second (170). pointed out. third sub-regional title, and — as Also moving on for Centralia Lots of young players came out Napavine’s Ian Bowes was “I think after a quarter got the top-ranked 2A wrestler in will be Paul Ward (third, 138); and the youth programs are third (120), Ty McFadden was by, we settled in and started the state, according to washing- Joseph Finch (second, 145); Enoc getting stronger so hopefully third (145), Joe Hickey was third playing pretty good basket- tonwrestlingreport.com — im- Amador (third, 170); and Bryan we can get a turnaround here.” (182), and Lucas Macomber was ball,” he said. proved his season record to 33-3. Due (second, 220). second (195). Pe Ell Ends Season With Win Zach Walton scored 17 of Over Mossyrock his 18 points in the first half Men’s College Basketball on 5 of 7 shooting, including PE ELL — It was a senior 3 of 5 from long range, while night ripe with dramatics and Kalen Dunlap scored 16 of his the postseason on the line, 20 points in the second half, and while the Trojans deliv- including 4 of 5 shooting from ered with a 71-67 Central 2B long range. League upset of No. 9-ranked Travis McMillion led Mossyrock here on Monday, Onalaska with 27 points. Napavine’s victory over Adna Zach Counts played lim- just a few hours before meant ited minutes, due to foul trou- that it would be the final hur- ble, for Morton-White Pass, rah for the 2013-2014 Trojan but came up with 11 points boys basketball team. and six rebounds. Kaleb Po- “We wanted another shot, quette added 8 points, seven we wanted to get into the dis- rebounds and four assists, and trict tournament,” Pe Ell coach Rylon Kolb scored 8 points Justin Phelps said. “What bet- with five assists. ter way than to have to get a It was the final home game win on senior night. Unfortu- for MWP seniors Kolb, Dun- nately, Adna lost, so it’s a bit- lap, Counts, Brian Reynolds tersweet moment.” and Tanner St. Clair. Morton- It was more bitter than White Pass (19-0, 15-0 league) sweet for Mossyrock, which will close out the Central trailed 29-25 at halftime be- 2B League regular season at fore clawing its way to a 49- Winlock on Monday, and will 42 lead going into the fourth have a first-round bye in the quarter. District 4 2B Boys Basketball “Our object was to slow Tournament. it down, since they’re a good Onalaska will enter the ballclub,” Phelps said. “We did District 4 tournament as the a good job executing and tak- No. 3 seed out of the C2BL, ing care of the ball.” and will face the No. 7 C2BL Pe Ell finished with just nine team in the first round. turnovers in the game. Down by 8 points in the fourth, Trojans Slip Past Winlock Dustin Lusk hit three 3-pointers to spark a rally and Aus- WINLOCK — Austin tin Arrington hit 3 of 4 free Arrington led Pe Ell with 17 throws to ice the win. Lusk points as the Trojans knocked finished with 11 points. off Winlock 60-57 in Central Pete Caster / [email protected] “I’m so proud of my team 2B Boys Basketball action here Centralia’s Marced Farley goes up for a layin as Highline’s Doug McDaniel defends during the irst half of an NWAACC basket- and my seniors. I couldn’t on Saturday. ball game at the Michael W. Smith Gymnasium in Centralia on Monday night. Highline beat Centralia, 75-57. have asked for better individu- Pe Ell jumped out to a 34- als to coach in my first year,” 25 halftime lead and weath- Phelps said. “We had our up ered the Cardinals’ comeback Second Half Dooms Centralia in Loss to Highline and down moments this year in the second half. but overall these kids are all Winlock shot 21 percent By The Chronicle Dumetz added 13. their shots, while Centralia was hard-working individuals. from the field and was led by After hanging with Highline Highline led 42-37 at the shooting at a 42 percent rate in They lay everything out on the Skylar Tremayne’s 21 points. for a half, Centralia’s shooting break before going on a 33-20 the first half, but that dropped floor.” Tremayne was 11 of 13 from dropped off in the second half run in the second half. The down to 30 after halftime. The Phelps also pointed out the free throw line, while Thunderbirds controlled the in a 75-57 NWAACC West Divi- Trailblazers also made just 1 of 4 that his three seniors contrib- Chance Fisher had 19 points sion loss on Monday at the Mi- boards, outrebounding Centra- free throws in the game. uted heavily in the win. Nick and Caleb Rose added 11. chael Smith Gymnasium in the lia 34-23 despite a 10 point and Bailey scored 10 points, Da- Winlock went on an 18-12 Hub City. eight rebound performance by Centralia (4-16 overall, 4-8 kota Russell added 4 points run in the third quarter but Marced Farley led the Trail- the Trailblazers’ Calvin Edwards. league) hosts South Puget Sound and played extremely tough couldn’t quite get over the blazers with 15 points while John Highline hit 55 percent of on Wednesday. defense, while Arrington fin- hump in the fourth quarter. ADVANCEDADVANCED Conceal Carry ENErgy SyStEmS Fri. 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By Greg Braxton For her part, Linda Sharps, Los Angeles Times a blogger and freelance writer who contributes to several life- LOS ANGELES — Being a style websites in Oregon, is redneck during a zombie apoca- already getting primed about lypse can be hazardous to your Dixon's return. health. "Calling all Norman Ree- Remaining among the living dus fans!" Sharps recently often depends on overcoming wrote in a "TV Addict" post for the traditional redneck world- cafemom.com. "If you, like me, view. One challenge is to rec- feel there has been not nearly ognize the urgent need to work, enough focus on our favorite play and kill well with others of different races and ethnicities. varmint-chugging, crossbow- Another is remembering that toting hottie in Season 4 of The flesh-eating zombies come in all Walking Dead, there's a deli- colors, even white. cious rumor floating around For survivalist Daryl Dixon that we're about to be rewarded of AMC's "The Walking Dead," with an entire episode — maybe which returns Sunday for the even two! — of straight-up DA- second half of its fourth season, RYL DIXON!" these were life lessons learned The fan frenzy has become Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times the hard way. Dixon's ability so intense that some observers Norman Reedus, center, and Steven Yeun are shown on the set of “The Walking Dead,” the zombie series on AMC in to grow beyond the limits of a argue that the show's producers June 2012. childhood of neglect and pov- would not dare to kill him off as erty — not to mention his pin- they have with so many other key point accuracy with a crossbow characters. According to the show and sex appeal — has made him runner of "The Walking Dead," Reading your local newspaper is even more one of the most popular charac- this may be wishful thinking. ters on the most popular script- "There is no one who is un- ed show on television. touchable in this universe," said enjoyable with a cup of local coffee. Despite the frequency with executive producer Scott M. which major characters are be- Gimple, who took over the cre- Celebrate 125 years of local ing knocked off in other marquee ative reins of the show this sea- journalism with a bag of. dramas these days, the character son. "I don't say that with any played by 45-year-old Norman excitement or pride. I would Reedus is one of the few often re- love to make all of the charac- garded as unkillable. Convention- ters untouchable. But the fact is, al wisdom holds that if the "red- whatever happens is a function neck with the heart of gold" goes, of the story." so will a good part of the sizable Still, Gimple quickly added This delicious custom blend was female audience that watches the how impressed he is with Ree- roasted especially for highly rated program. dus in the pivotal role. The Chronicle’s 125th "It's not because Daryl is a "Whenever I see Norman do redneck," said Reedus, 45, in ex- Anniversary by Santa Lucia. plaining his character's renown. "I something, it's always in a way think people are drawn to him be- that I didn't expect or didn't pre- cause they see a man who is trying dict," Gimple said. "He always to become a better person in the surprises me, but it's always ap- Purchase yours today at 6 oz. Bag propriate to the character." 12 oz. Bag95 worst circumstances possible." . 95 "Daryl has finally found a As the series returns from its $12 Santa Lucia or The Chronicle $6. sense of self-worth," he added. mid-season break, Gimple add- 202 S. Tower 321 N. Pearl "He has learned it's OK to be ed that Dixon will have beefy himself, and he's found people story lines ahead. Centralia Centralia who trust and rely on him." "A big part of the first half CH515431cf.sw Although he started out as of the season was seeing Daryl a peripheral character, Dixon, finally find his place," Gimple who endured a troubled rela- said. "Before the apocalypse, he tionship with his gleefully rac- was not such a beloved figure, ist brother Merle, has quickly but he had crossed over to the worked his way into the hearts other side. He had a whole new of viewers and the show. Thanks identity, even love, with this es- in no small part to fan appre- tablished family." Lewis County ciation, which includes websites But events in the first half of like Dixon's Vixens, Church of this season, which included be- Norman, and Reedusexual, Ree- ing driven from the relative sanc- Home & Remodel Show dus now receives prominent bill- tuary of a prison, changed things ing in the series. for the character. Playing Dixon has been a "Now all of that has been tak- Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis career-changing role for Reedus. en away from him in the most Previously, the Florida native brutal way," Gimple said. "All that was best known for his roles in makes a huge impression on him the quirky misadventures "The — he's lost the situation where he Boondock Saints" and "Boon- had the best identity he had." docks Saints II: All Saints Day." Even with his tougher new Saturday, February 22 - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Amid other high-profile cast members like Andrew Lincoln circumstances, Dixon is a long and Danai Gurira, Reedus still way from the redneck he was in collects the most fan mail and the show's first season. Sunday, February 23 - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. attention at promotional events "Daryl was destined to be- for the show. come like his brother," Reedus And that's not all he gets. said. "There were some early Fans are fond of sending him scripts, especially in the sec- the panoply of Daryl merchan- ond season, where Daryl was dise, which includes dolls, T- saying racist things and do- shirts, action figures and mugs. ing Merle-type stuff. I went to "There are these toys that the producers and writers and look exactly like me!" he said. said, 'I don't want to say racist "And there's all this cool Daryl things. I want to have Daryl stuff I get sent. There's this one grow up, as if he's embarrassed room in my house that has all by who he is stuck becoming.'" these little Daryls from all over "They all liked that idea," Ree- the world. It's a blast." dus said, smiling. James Carville Joins Fox News as Contributor By Meredith Blake ways with the network in a ma- Los Angeles Times jor shake-up in early 2013, just days after the arrival of its new NEW YORK — The ragin' president, Jeff Zucker. (Carville's Cajun is back. wife, Republican strategist Mary A year after his abrupt de- Matalin, also left at the same Brought to you by parture from CNN, Democrat- time, as did conservative pundit ic strategist and cable-news fix- Erick Erickson.) ture James Carville has landed As a partisan liberal, Carville a new gig as a contributor at FREE ADMISSION will be in the minority at the right- Fox News, the network an- leaning Fox News, whose contrib- nounced Thursday. utors include columnist George visit www.omb.org "James' successful and storied Will, former Alaska Gov. Sarah career in politics over several de- Palin, strategist Karl Rove and cades is an enormous asset to Fox former Massachusetts Sen. Scott News," said Bill Shine, executive Brown. But Carville's not the first vice president of programming at ex-CNN personality to wind up Fox News. "We are privileged to at the network: Last year Howard Sponsored by have him lend his breadth of ex- Kurtz, the columnist and host of perience, wit and dynamic per- "Reliable Sources," left CNN to spective on the network." launch a similarly themed pro- Carville, a Louisiana native gram, "Media Buzz," on Fox. who rose to prominence as a "America's Newsroom" co- Ch515629bw.sw key player in Bill Clinton's 1992 host Bill Hemmer also landed at presidential campaign, spent 11 Fox News in 2005 after a decade years at CNN before he parted at CNN. Life 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 LIFE

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Liederkranz is Devoted to Music get an incoherent statement to n 1910, the Liederkranz the effect that foes were after the All Subscribe ISociety was planning a fugitive, that he had been chased Today! concert at Geissler’s Hall. by heirs to a family estate, and CatchCatchTheNews!News!News! “In Chehalis the Germans that he had found it necessary to 807-8203 have for years maintained their flee from Tacoma to save his life.” ★ Liederkranz Society and all over The man was taken to jail and the country they have societies later sent to the insane asylum. of good fellows devoted to music and the pastimes of the Market Made 1,800 Pounds Fatherlands,” The Chehalis Bee- of Sausage Nugget wrote. “The local Germans will be n 1891, a local market was assisted in the entertainment by Inoted for the amount of Misses Lona and Lenora and Carl sausage it made. Pitzer, Jr., American children “Probably Centralia does of Prof. Karl Pitzer, German not supply the whole earth born, of Centralia, and the with bologna sausage, but she D’Erville orchestra of Chehalis comes very near it, for the will furnish the instrumental Central Market has made about music. There will be songs in 1,800 pounds of it this week,” English and German and after The Centralia Weekly News reported. “Centralia don’t take Flood Coverage the concert the young people and a good many of the old ones will a back seat on any proposition.” trip the light fantastic.” Doctor Closes Local Schools ‘Wild Man of Woods’ n 1935, Dr. W.R. Scott, Prepare Now... Goes to Asylum ICentralia health official, ordered the closure of all Coverage must be ordered 30 days uring this week in schools until Feb. 25 due to the DFebruary 1911, a “wild spread of mumps and measles. prior to a lood! man of woods” was sent to the Before the closure, more than asylum. 300 students were out of classes “After wandering the woods because of illness. from Tacoma to Castle Rock Remember FLOOD isn’t in flight from imaginary foes, and living as best he could Miller is Northwest Champion automatic coverage on your from roots and fishes caught in n 1961, Marilyn Miller, his wanderings, Gus Lindbery, I18, daughter of Mr. and home or business policies! a demented young man, fell Mrs. W. Robert Miller, route into the hands of Captain J.R. 2, Chehalis, was crowned the Axtell of the Salvation Army Amateur Athletic Union’s Call us for a quote 1-800-321-1878 last night and was taken to Northwest girl’s junior Chehalis,” The Centralia Daily champion in tumbling and Chronicle wrote. senior women’s champion in or 360-736-7601 “The demented man, who is free exercise. Her coach at W.F. young and husky, presented a West was Ron Sullivan. weird and unkempt appearance when he drifted into the Salvation Army hall. His hair One-Way Plan Goes Forward was long, his beard unshaven, n 1986, the Centralia City his eyes wild and hunted, and ICommission planned to LLC CH515593sl.cg his general demeanor terrified convert Main and Locust streets in the extreme. to a one-way couplet. With the “The evangelist tried to pacify coming of the new Centralia him and after soothing him City Council, the commission Located at 118 W. Pine St. in Centralia • www.nicholson-insurance.com and feeding him, was able to said the decision could be Also in Olympia & Vancouver! sufficiently allay his fears as to overturned. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 • Life 5

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B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 9 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 Too Many Baby Boomers are ADVICE: Dear Abby Stuck in the Musical Past Best Friend’s Past By Jon Bream “They uplift us and we can I don’t go to my high Abuse Haunts Star Tribune (Minneapolis) say ‘We’re not that old’ — as school reunion simply to re- long as you avoid the mirror,” live old times. I want to know: “Oh, I believe in yes-ter- says New Jersey writer Penel- Family Gatherings day,” Paul McCartney sang. What’s new with you? Like- ope Rowlands, 62, who was at DEAR ABBY: DEAR ABBY: It may be the Beatles lyric wise, I’d prefer to see living, My best friend I recently be- the airport when the Beatles of 20 years, “Claire,” has suffered heard most often. It might arrived in New York City in breathing heroes who still came involved with a longtime fe- also be the mantra of baby make new music. bouts of depression ever since I have male friend of mine when she was 1964. “We totally identified known her. She recently confided to boomers when it comes to with them. They’re still cool. McCartney, Dylan and in town. I have always loved “Mi- me that her brother randa” as a friend, but now I also their musical choices. So maybe we’re OK, too, in the especially Bruce Springsteen had repeatedly How many boomers eyes of the younger people.” and Neil Young are challeng- sexually abused her feel attracted to her as a potential were thrilled to see Paul and Yes, we get insecure as we ing themselves with new ma- as a child. perfect match. Ringo together on the Gram- grow older, don’t we? Maybe terial. They are proving their When she went The problem is she lives far away. We keep in touch almost mys last month? How many we can see the end rather vitality while still acknowl- to her mother for traveled to see the Rolling help, her mother daily. I love that, but it makes me than the future. Maybe we edging their past. Stones in concert last year? don’t rule the world anymore. told her she need- miss her, and I end up thinking Or bought tickets to see Billy So we find comfort in our “I think Paul feels obligat- ed to “thank God about her all day, which doesn’t ed and responsible to not just that it was hap- Joel in his once-a-month gig prideful past. By Abigail Van Buren help. She says she has feelings for at Madison Square Garden, McCartney and Starr sure be a Beatles legend,” Faulk pening because it me, too, but “the timing isn’t in or the Eagles on their recent looked great on the Gram- said, “but to somehow keep would make her a stronger person.” Her mother our favor.” sold-out tours? mys, didn’t they? They’re on moving.” What can I do to go about my On the 50th anniversary is dead now, but her father is still older than me and don’t have Even if Springsteen’s new alive. I am furious at him for al- day without letting thoughts of of the Beatles’ debut on “The one shade of gray. album “High Hopes” is a bit lowing the abuse to happen under Miranda rule my brain? I am 27 Ed Sullivan Show,” the ques- “We want our heroes to of a letdown, he’s challenging his roof. and haven’t felt like this about tion is: Why aren’t boomers be forever young,” says Barry himself with new tunes and Abby, the family acts like it anyone before. We’ll see each — and I’m one — more open Faulk, 52, author of “British new collaborators — notably never happened! Claire invites her other in a couple of months and to the music of today instead Rock Modernism, 1967-1977.” dad to events we plan together like guitarist Tom Morello, a Gen the time couldn’t be crawling by of being so obsessed with the Don’t we all wish. birthdays. How do I attend know- any slower. sounds of yesterday? X hero from Rage Against the “You hope your heroes and ing what I know? I don’t want to sit Abby, are long-distance rela- “New music is the prov- Machine who adds new tex- across a table from him. yourself age gracefully,” says tionships even worth trying? — ince of the studiously indo- tures and dimensions to the My husband is an abuse survi- Brehmer. “As long as Keith ANXIOUS IN COLORADO lent,” noted Lin Brehmer, 59, Richards is alive, he imparts vor and feels even more strongly E Street Band. DEAR ANXIOUS: Of a DJ for Chicago’s WXRT- immortality for baby boom- than I do. It has made get-togeth- Or maybe, to carry the ers miserable for us. Should we just course they are. As the saying FM. “There is lots of great ers. And he’s still chain smok- food metaphor further, it’s new music whether you have smile and pretend we don’t know goes, “nothing ventured, nothing.” time for boomers to try some because we can’t fight my best time to listen to it or not.” Rowlands, author of the ing gained.” Years ago, couples brand new, organic flavors. friend’s fight for her? How do we Boomers are too busy new “The Beatles Are Here! who were separated by distances “The Avett Brothers, get over the anger? — CONFUSED courted via the mail. In fact, some paying their kids’ college 50 Years After the Band’s IN OKLAHOMA tuition or babysitting their Arrival in America,” thinks Mumford & Sons and Jake DEAR CONFUSED: of them wrote beautiful poetry Years and love letters that are classics. grandkids or taking care of boomers viewed the Beatles Bugg are using instruments ago, someone explained to me that their aging parents. Who “as mythic figures, gods strid- and musical styles that are depression is anger turned inward. (Check out the letters of Victorian has time to putz around with ing across the stage.” But she as appealing to 55-year-olds Your friend is enduring these bouts writers Elizabeth Barrett and Rob- Pandora or Spotify to find no longer worships the Fab as they are to 18-year-olds,” of depression because she was never ert Browning.) Couples separated new artists? Who wants to sit Four. After all, she says, “Paul Brehmer says. allowed to express her anger where by war before the invention of the through lame skits on “Satur- just married a Jersey girl.” Don’t think this musical it belonged -- at her brother and her Internet also managed to nurture day Night Live” just to see the She now sees the Beatles nostalgia is limited to baby mother. Whether the mother ever relationships that led to marriage. cool new band your children as old friends whom we’ve So consider yourself lucky that boomers. Gen X-ers flock to told her husband what was going on, are talking about? welcomed into the intimacy or whether it was the continuation you and Miranda can be in touch Instead, many boomers of our living rooms for 50 see the likes of Journey, Guns of a long family tradition of sexual every day, even though at this take the easy route and shell years. For many boomers, ‘N Roses and New Kids on the abuse, is something we don’t know. point it’s frustrating. As to the out big bucks to go to the mu- their music — or that of any Block. (Better choices who But if you haven’t suggested to problem of her dominating your seum-like concerts of Fleet- other golden oldie — is like keep it fresh: Foo Fighters, Claire that she could benefit from thoughts all day, a way to deal wood Mac, Elton John and comfort food. Green Day and Prince.) counseling, you should. with it is to STAY BUSY. the Who, or delve into the Says Brehmer: “When My suggestion: When you As to you and your husband latest boxed set by the Beatles, things are bleak and we turn get together with old friends, participating in these family gath- ••• Bob Dylan or Sly Stone. Too to music, a side of the Beatles’ erings, my advice is to stop doing ask to hear what’s new — as it. Celebrate special occasions with Dear Abby is written by Abigail many AARP members want ‘White Album’ is like a plate Van Buren, also known as Jeanne the familiar, the comfortable, of mac and cheese to me.” long as they don’t talk about your friend right before or after their health issues. We know these occasions; many people have Phillips, and was founded by her the easy. You can have your mac mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Paying attention to the we’re not half the man we pre- or post-birthday get-togethers, and cheese. And your TV Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Beatles is somehow reassur- dinners. And your music of used to be. McCartney al- and that’s what I recommend in a case like this. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ing to boomers. your youth. ready told us that.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 4. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Thursday’s paper. Crossword

Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 4

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: V equals Y

“VBP KMIT YB FB VBPL BJG ELBJXGE GB

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 4: “I am no longer afraid of becoming lost, because the journey back always reveals something new.” — Billy Joel

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A guard thinks an inmate has a supernatural power to heal. (CC) innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) APL 43 43 Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence To Be Announced Wild West Alaska ’ (CC) Wild West Alaska (N) ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ (CC) Wild West Alaska ’ BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live (N) ››› Eve’s Bayou (1997) Jurnee Smollett, Meagan Good. A girl’s family life unravels in 1960s Louisiana. (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Millionaire Matchmaker Adam The Millionaire Matchmaker Patti holds The Millionaire Matchmaker David The Millionaire Matchmaker Patti plans The Millionaire Matchmaker Patti plans Watch What Hap- Vanderpump BRAVO 66 66 Gaynor looks for love. ’ an all-redhead mixer. ’ asks Patti on a trip to Catalina. ’ a Valentine’s Ball. ’ a Valentine’s Ball. ’ pens: Live (N) Rules CBUT 29 29 XXII Winter Olympics (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) XXII Winter Olympics Curling, Alpine Skiing, Hockey, Cross-Country Skiing. (N) (S Live) (CC) C M T 61 61 Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) The Dukes of Hazzard Party Down South “It’s My Birrrday” Party Down South (N) Tattoo Titans Tattoo artists compete. CNBC 46 46 American Greed “Crash for Cash” American Greed American Greed American Greed American Greed “Shipwrecked” Grill like a Pro Free NutriBullet CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) RightThisMinute RightThisMinute Forensic Files Forensic Files Piers Morgan Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Forensic Files Forensic Files South Park “Freak Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Chappelle’s Show Chappelle’s Show Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 Strike” port (CC) With Jon Stewart (CC) (CC) in Phila. in Phila. With Jon Stewart port (CC) D I S 41 41 Good-Charlie Good-Charlie Good-Charlie Good-Charlie ››› Enchanted (2007, Fantasy) Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey. ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Gravity Falls ’ Austin & Ally ’ Dog With a Blog The Devils Ride “Brothers in Arms” Lone Target “Hiding in Plain Sight” The Treehouse Masters Pete builds a Treehouse Masters A cedar tree be- Treehouse Masters Celtic-themed cot- Treehouse Masters A cedar tree be- DSC 8 8 Restoring reputations. ’ (CC) KNP Swat Unit. ’ (CC) ranch-style treehouse. ’ (CC) comes a writer’s retreat. ’ (CC) tage in an olive tree. ’ (CC) comes a writer’s retreat. ’ (CC) RichKids of Bev- Leno and Fallon: E! News (N) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians “A Chelsea Lately (N) E! News E! 65 65 erly Hills An E! News Spe Khloé hurt by interview. “And All That Jazzzzzzz” Surprise Engagement Part 1” ESPN 32 32 College Basketball Minnesota at Wisconsin. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball Colorado at UCLA. (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (CC) Basketball NASCAR Now (N) NFL Live (N) (CC) FAM 39 39 The Middle (CC) The Middle (CC) A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song (2011) Lucy Hale, Freddie Stroma. Another Cinderella Story (2008) Selena Gomez, Drew Seeley, Jane Lynch. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Cupcake Wars “Match.Com” Donut Showdown Donut Showdown Chopped “Ambitious Amateurs” Chopped Canada (N) Cutthroat Kitchen Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FX 53 53 How I Met Your How I Met Your Two and a Half Two and a Half ››› Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore. A ››› Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011, Romance-Comedy) Steve Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) suddenly single 40-something needs help finding his groove again. Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Northern Trust Open, First Round. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Northern Trust Open, First Round. From Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. Little House on the Prairie Charles The Waltons “The Pearls” Elizabeth The Waltons “The Victims” The Waltons The Waltons “The Threshhold” John- Frasier “Sweet Frasier “Good Frasier “Frasier’s Frasier “Dial M for HALL 19 19 wants to sell the farm. (CC) wants to leave home. (CC) rescue a battered woman. (CC) Boy prepares a TV show. (CC) Dreams” (CC) Grief” ’ (CC) Curse” ’ (CC) Martin” (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Rehab Addict Rehab Addict Rehab Addict Rehab Addict House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (N) Pawn Stars (N) Appalachian Outlaws (N) (CC) The Curse of Oak Island “The Find” L I FE 51 51 Wife Swap “Baur/Fine” ’ (CC) Project Runway: Under the Gunn Project Runway: Under the Gunn Project Runway: Under the Gunn (N) Movie MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 ›› Bring It On: Fight to the Finish Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Jerks, Cameras Fantasy Factory Ridiculousness NBCS 34 34 NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NASCAR’s NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob ››› Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000) ’ (CC) SpongeBob Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 The Real Housewives of Atlanta The Real Housewives of Atlanta ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans. (CC) ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans. (CC) R O OT 31 31 College Basketball Pepperdine at Gonzaga. (N) (Live) College Basketball BYU at Pacific. (N) (Live) College Basketball Pepperdine at Gonzaga. Cops ’ (CC) Jail ’ (CC) Cops “Resisting Cops “Street Ar- Cops “Chases ... Cops “Taken Into iMPACT Wrestling (N) ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops Multi-car col- SPIKE 57 57 Arrest No. 1” ’ rests No. 3” ’ and Cars No. 2” Custody No. 2” Coast” ’ (CC) lision. ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 House of Bones (2010, Horror) (CC) American Horror House (2012, Horror) Morgan Fairchild. (CC) ›› The Mothman Prophecies (2002, Suspense) Richard Gere, Laura Linney. Premiere. › Mothman TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (CC) Live-Holy Land Turning Point ’ Best of Praise Creflo Dollar Book of Ruth No Greater Love Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Family Guy “Mr. Family Guy “Fish Family Guy ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang King of the Nerds The teams must Conan (N) (CC) TBS 55 55 Apartment” (CC) Stranded” (CC) Statue” ’ (CC) Saturday Knight” Out of Water” ’ (CC) (DVS) Theory ’ Theory ’ build their own robots. (N) TLC 38 38 Here Comes Here Comes Welcome to Myrtle Manor (N) (CC) Here Comes Here Comes Welcome to Myrtle Manor ’ (CC) Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes NBA Basketball Brooklyn Nets at Chicago Bulls. From the NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at Los Angeles Lakers. From Staples Center in Los Angeles. Inside the NBA (N) (Live) (CC) Castle “Deep in Death” A dead man is TNT 54 54 United Center in Chicago. (N) (Live) (CC) (N) (Live) (CC) tangled in tree limbs. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Johnny Test ’ Regular Show World of Gumball Steven Universe Teen Titans Go! Johnny Test ’ King of the Hill Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Gr. Mysteries: Buckingham Palace Castle Secrets & Legends (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... Guinness World Records Unleashed Guinness World Records Unleashed Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Panic Button (N) Panic Button (N) Imp. Jokers Law & Order: Special Victims Unit De- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit NCIS: Los Angeles “Identity” Callen USA 58 58 tectives suspect an activist. (CC) “Rage” Murder of a teenage girl. ’ “Quarry” Missing boy is found. ’ “Game” ’ (CC) South American drug dealers. ’ works a kidnapping case. ’ VH1 62 62 Saturday Night Live in the 2000s Couples Therapy “Player for Life” Couples Therapy “Get Real” ’ Couples Therapy (N) ’ Mob Wives (N) ’ (CC) Couples Therapy ’