Painful Search Follows Tragic Accident on River

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$1 Centralia’s Mid-Week Edition Fab Four on Thursday, May 29, 2014 to State / Sports Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Mayor Painful Search Follows of Pe Ell Backs Off Tragic Accident on River Hiring Sheriff Seeks Closure for Parents of 5-Year-old at Cispus River Decision SEARCH CONTINUES: Spencer Nichols Says Controversial Choice for Marshal No Longer an Option By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] Pe Ell no longer intends to hire the controversial former police chief of Granite Falls to work as the town’s sole law en- forcement officer, according to Mayor Spencer Nichols. The mayor said The Chron- icle’s story de- tailing Tony Domish’s troubled background had nothing to do with his choice to reconsider his decision to hire the former Spencer Nichols police chief. mayor of Pe Ell Prior to the story’s publication, Nichols said Domish was his first choice for marshal, adding he was aware of Domish’s controversial history, but that he had a “long, lengthy” discussion with him and was “happy” with what he heard. Pete Caster / [email protected] Lewis County Sherif's Oice Swift Water Rescue Team members Deputy Tim English, left, and Brady Taylor search a section of the Cispus River on Tuesday for the please see HIRING, page Main 12 body of a 5-year-old Tacoma boy who disappeared on Monday evening after falling into the river. SHERIFF: Tacoma family remain stationed along the river as the recovery effort Family’s Annual continues in earnest. Water Camping Trip to “It’s too unreal to even grasp,” Ostenson said Tuesday. Randle Area Turns The Tacoma family’s an- Retention Into Nightmare nual camping trip to the Gif- ford Pinchot National Forest By Stephanie Schendel near Randle ended in tragedy the Focus [email protected] after the boy, Drake Osten- son, fell into the fast-moving RANDLE — Joshua Os- current of the Cispus River, a of Flood tenson didn’t see or hear his major tributary to the larger 5-year-old son crash into the Cowlitz River. Cispus River Monday. Lewis County Sheriff Steve Meeting Still, he quickly quickly re- Mansfield said Wednesday By Kyle Spurr alized the boy had lost control that recovery crews believe [email protected] of his miniature motorcycle, they have located where his so he plunged himself into body may be stuck beneath a The possible options for a the icy water in a desperate at- log jam about a mile down- dam on the Upper Chehalis Joshua Ostenson, of Tacoma, looks out at the tempt to find him. stream. River and how it would impact Cispus River as dive teams from Lewis and He estimates he was in The treacherous and frigid aquatic life was the focus of Thurston counties drive along Cispus Road the frigid river for up to three river, however, makes check- a public meeting Wednesday on Tuesday afternoon in the Giford Pinchot hours before search and res- ing the area and possibly re- night at the Veterans Memorial National Forest. Ostenson’s 5-year-old son fell cue teams had to treat him for trieving the boy difficult and Museum in Chehalis. into the river Monday and is believed drowned. hypothermia. Three days later, he and his please see BOY, page Main 12 please see FLOOD, page Main 12

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Community Editor’s Best Bet ‘Wizard of Oz’ to Be Shown at Centralia’s Fox Theatre Calendar Historic Fox Theatre Restora- tions will be showing “The Wiz- ard of Oz,” sponsored by Book ‘n’ Brush, at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday at the Fox Theatre in downtown Centralia. Those in attendance are en- couraged to dress as their favorite character from the movie. Admission is $8 per person, $7 for members and $20 per family (three to four persons). WHAT’S HAPPENING? Pre-sale tickets are available If you have an event you would like included in the Community at Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis Calendar, please email your information to [email protected]. and Debbie’s Boutique, Holley’s Include a daytime telephone number where you can be reached. Place, HUBBUB and Santa Lu- There is no charge for these listings. cia Coffee in Centralia. The Fox For questions about calendar items, call Doug Blosser at The Theatre serves popcorn, while Chronicle, (360) 807-8238. Holley’s Place Frozen Yogurt, located next to the theater, supplies other movie snacks. For more information, call Today Support Groups the Fox Theatre at (360) 623-1103. H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage All proceeds from the event ben- Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Teni- Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 efit the restoration of the Fox no, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] Theatre. “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., 4162 Jack- Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring son Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, CC Grow, farmers market, noon-3 p.m., Centra- (360) 748-3401 lia College, across from Health & Wellness Center, (360) 736-9391, ext. 650 “Table Talk,” event with Harry O. Bhagwandin, the main title from the movie “Robin Basket making workshop, 10 a.m., White Pass Saturday, May 31 candidate for Lewis County commissioner, 1-3 p.m., Hood, Prince of Thieves.” Country Museum, 12990 U.S. Highway 12, in- Wells Winery, 140 Eschaton Road, Onalaska, free structor Carolyn Snedigar, reservations required, Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank and Ex- hors d’oeuvres, wine tasting, (360) 304-9659 Soloists will include violinist Tamra (360) 494-4422 change, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Christian Church, 111 Davis, vocalists Enoch and Ruth Newkirk NW Prindle St., (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 and euphonium player Kyle Walker. Da- Organizations Organizations Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach trains, excur- vis received bachelor of arts and master of sion to Milburn, 1 and 3 p.m., adults $14, seniors $13, Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Dayspring Baptist arts degrees in music from Brigham Young Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., children 4-15 $11, 3 and under free, 1101 Sylvenus St., Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, (360) University and has gone on to perform Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, Chehalis, 748-9593, www.steamtrainride.com 748-3401 or email [email protected] (360) 485-2852 Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach train, excursion under “Star Wars” composer and Boston to Ruth, 5 p.m., adults $17, seniors $16, children 4-15 Pops conductor John Williams as well as $14, children 3 and under free, 101 Sylvenus St., Che- Monday, June 2 with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Davis, Support Groups halis, 748-9593, www.steamtrainride.com who is a member of Longview’s Southwest Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- Eclectics, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Washington Symphony, will perform on manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 PNCO’s Soaring Soloist Season the Dvorak piece. Centralia, (360) 736-9268 Improv comedy, “Who Knocked ‘Em Dead?”, 9 p.m., Jeremy’s Farm to Table, 576 W. Main St., Che- Finale Set for Corbet Theatre The Newkirk siblings are Twin Cities halis, $15, includes show, dessert and beverage, (360) residents who play instruments in both The Pacific Northwest Chamber Or- the PNCO and Lewis County Community Friday, May 30 523-3749 or (360) 748-4417 chestra will conclude its 11th season with Second-hand and craft sale, Winlock Lions Band while singing with the Centralia Col- Oregon Trail music and dancing, open mic with Club, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Community Building, Winlock, the annual “Soaring Soloists” concert at lege Choir. Enoch will graduate from Cen- Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 785-4817 7:30 p.m. on Monday at Centralia College’s (360) 864-2023 tralia College next month and move on to Jams and Jellies, A-Z, 10 a.m.-noon, Fort Borst Corbet Theatre. Central Washington University in the fall, Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, Park, Kitchen 2, Centralia, preregistration The program will feature a combination 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, appreciated, sponsored by WSU Lewis County while Ruth received her AA from Centralia (360) 262-3041 of “something old, something new” with College two years ago. They’ll sing a duet Extension, (360) 740-1212 or the first half of the concert dedicated to Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 [email protected] on the Lowry number. p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, compositions by Brahms (Tragic Overture Walker is a senior at Adna High School. (360) 736-8977, [email protected] Op. 81), Haydn (Finale from Symphony No. He has participated in the Southwest Wash- Eclectics, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Sunday, June 1 88) and Dvorak (Romance for Orchestra ington Solo and Ensemble competition the Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 and Violin in F Minor Op. 11). A group Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo starts 6:30 p.m., past three years and performed with the from the Lewis County Music Teachers or- Washington All-State Wind Symphony Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis ganization will play during intermission as Public Agencies Dancing, Jack & the Roadrunners, this year. He’ll perform the Heath composi- will the PNCO Brass Quintet. Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on 1:30-4:30 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, tion on euphonium, a baritone brass instru- Aging, Council of Governments, 2 p.m., 2404 (360) 807-1761, (360) 520-6518 Following intermission, the PNCO ment that resembles a smaller version of a Heritage Court SW, Suite A, Olympia, (360) 664- Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Riverside will perform newer compositions, in- 3162, ext. 112, (888) 545-0910, ext. 112, or email tuba in appearance. Park, Centralia, free, sponsored by Jesus Name Pen- cluding Robert Lowry’s “How Can I As always, PNCO concerts are free to [email protected] tecostal Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 Keep from Singing,” “Andante & Scher- Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach trains, excur- the public. zo” by 20th century composer Reginald Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Eagles, quar- sion to Milburn, 1 and 3 p.m., adults $14, seniors $13, Heath, a Howard Stone suite from “The Libraries children 4-15 $11, 3 and under free, 1101 Sylvenus ter-pound hamburgers, $1.50, other menu items, Chehalis library closed, staff training St., Chehalis, 748-9593, www.steamtrainride.com Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” and (360) 736-1146 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for May 29, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s L 50.23 65.0 -0.05 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s H 73.71 85.0 -0.06 80s Cowlitz at Packwood 70s L 4.02 10.5 -0.21 60s Cowlitz at Randle 50s 40s Few Showers Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 8.11 18.0 -0.17 30s L 64º 44º 75º 48º 78º 48º 72º 49º 69º 47º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 7.74 ---- -0.72 10s This map shows high temperatures, 0s type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:22 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:55 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 63 Moonrise ...... 6:25 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 45 62/49 74/46 Moonset...... 9:46 p.m. Normal High ...... 70 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 48 59/48 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 98 in 1983 Seattle Anchorage 57/48 pc 58/45 sh Record Low...... 32 in 1966 65/49 Boise 72/44 s 81/51 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 63/49 s 67/52 sh Yesterday ...... 0.09" 66/46 70/44 6/5 6/12 6/19 6/27 Dallas 85/68 pc 84/70 t Month to date ...... 3.00" Tacoma Honolulu 87/73 s 88/73 s Normal month to date ...2.31" Centralia 65/48 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 98/78 s 98/76 s Year to date...... 24.58" 64/44 Yakima Nashville 87/67 t 87/68 t Normal year to date ....22.72" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 99/76 pc 102/78 s 73/45 Longview 63/44 Trees Low None St. Louis 84/67 t 85/66 t Salt Lake City 82/61 pc 85/60 s AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 66/47 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Moderate High San Francisco 73/52 s 64/53 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 65/59 sh 78/60 mc Portland 69/47 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photographs to The Chronicle for our Voices 71/49 71/49 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 109/83 s 107/81 s New Delhi 113/84 s 113/87 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 105/70 s 100/70 s Paris 68/50 pc 68/52 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 65/48 sh 71/53 s Spokane 67/43 pc 78/48 s London 66/53 sh 67/48 sh Rio de Janeiro 70/62 sh 74/61 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 61/50 mc 64/53 pc Tri Cities 77/47 s 83/53 s Mexico City 76/57 t 72/57 t Rome 76/57 pc 76/57 sh sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 66/46 sh 75/48 pc Wenatchee 72/53 pc 79/57 s Moscow 74/58 sh 71/60 sh Sydney 68/56 s 68/58 pc P R i N T Going on Vacation? Don’t just stop your papers, donate them to NIE!

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Chronicle Adventure Series Take a Trek Inside the Mount St. Helens Blast Zone REGENERATION: Don’t Want to Climb the Mountain? Get the Best Possible View of the Volcano Instead Editor’s Note: This is the first of what will be a summer series of stories highlighting the many outdoor opportunities of the Lewis County area and beyond. Look for more installments in future editions of The Chronicle. Ask a tourist who has been to the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument, and they’ll likely tell you the view from the Johnston Ridge Observatory or Windy Ridge is among the best views of Mount St. Helens they’ve ever seen. Want to do them one better without having to climb the mountain? Get your friends together, lace up your hiking boots and pile in the car for a day trip to two trails on the north side of Mount St. Helens: Harry’s Ridge and the Truman Trail.

Getting There You’ll want to make this an all-day event, especially consid - ering drive time. Windy Ridge is currently closed, so the closest access point to the mountain is at Johnston Ridge Observatory, about an hour and 15 minutes drive time from Centralia. The Mount St. Helens In- stitute recom- mends being fully prepared for a hike, with the bare es- By Christopher Brewer sentials such as reporter hiking boots, trekking poles and three liters of water. But you’ll also want to bring a decent supply of food, sunglasses, sunscreen, a GPS if you have one (and a map and compass if you don’t), and a small first aid kit just in case anything goes awry. You won’t want to forget your camera, either. Trust us on this one. Point your car south to To- ledo on state Route 505. If you need last-minute items such as Christopher Brewer / [email protected] gas or groceries, pick them up Above: Hikers take in a picturesque scene along a trail in the Mount St. Helens blast zone last weekend. in the town that calls itself “The Middle left: Red paintbrush are in bloom along several trails at Mount St. Helens, including the Truman Trail with Spirit Lake in the background. Gateway to Mount St. Helens.” Middle right: The Truman Trail meanders across a series of hummocks on its way close to the north face of Mount St. Helens. Continue heading south on state Bottom right: Mount St. Helens is shown from a point 1 mile into the Truman Trail hike from the north, with a full view of the mountain’s new lava dome. Route 505 past Toledo for 13 Bottom left: A stream feeds Spirit Lake, as seen from the south with the Mount Margaret backcountry as a backdrop. more miles, then take a left at state Route 504. You’ll be at the Johnston Ridge Observatory in about 45 minutes, depending on traffic. Once at the observatory, “The closer you get to the mountain, the more TIPS FOR A DAY HIKE AT MOUNT ST. HELENS go inside and pay for a pass one realizes the magnitude and the stunning By Christopher Brewer and wristband. It’s $8 for the [email protected] day, or if you’re an outdoors scope of the May 18, 1980, eruption that enthusiast, you could pay $80 Planning on heading out for a long excursion in the Mount St. for a pass good for all national destroyed the entire mountain’s north face Helens backcountry? I’ll pass along some tips that have helped parks and monuments for a and hollowed out the volcano.” me in my previous hikes, including the one I went on Saturday to calendar year. write this story. When you have your pass, • Invest in a pair of trekking poles. They will be invaluable as head to the back portion of the you climb terrain and can enhance your stability overall during the hike. I bought a pair at Sunbird for about $20, and they have parking lot. There, you’ll see a the eruption. by winding among hummocks, trailhead for the Boundary Trail, served me well. To your left, views of Spirit which are pieces of the volcano • Bring water, food and protection from the sun. A hike in which connects several por- Lake become clearer. Stop for deposited throughout the valley higher elevations can take more energy as the air is thinner. tions of the Mount St. Helens a minute and you can admire from the mountain’s eruption. Food and water are necessary for sustenance, and sunblock is backcountry. Get all your gear the scenery that shows the lake The trail narrows and travels equally as important to protect yourself from sunburns. As for together and head out on the and the Mount Margaret back- along newly-created woods and me, I carry a hydration pack full of three liters of water, granola trail, where at the 2.4 mile mark country in the distance before grasslands before crossing into bars and energy snacks, and sunscreen — I generally tend to ap- you can choose a couple differ- continuing onward. the Pumice Plains — rocks of ply it every hour. ent options — Harry’s Ridge or At about the 4.1 mile mark, various sizes deposited by the • Stop and rest often. Don’t feel you need to knock out a long the Truman Trail. you’ll come up on a piece of mountain’s eruption. At that hike in the shortest amount of time possible. Instead, take fre- geological observation equip - point, it’s apparent you’re in the quent breaks and just rest while admiring the scenery around you. You’ll get a second wind in no time. Personally, I tend to Harry’s Ridge ment. You’ve arrived at Harry’s middle of Ground Zero of the 1980 blast. take a 10-minute break every hour to snack and apply sunscreen, If you want to get a good Viewpoint, and the view of as well as to rest my feet. view of the Mount St. Helens Mount St. Helens on a clear day The trail brings hikers ever • Bring a camera. This really goes without saying, but I’m in- landscape directly from the is unrivaled — save for the hike closer to the north end of the cluding it anyway. north and from a higher eleva- I’m about to describe below. volcano. A mile in, the moun- tion, Harry’s Ridge is a great Once finished at Harry’s tain begins to dominate your location. My GPS watch cal - Viewpoint, you can descend the view to the south — a view that culated total distance from the ridge the way you came and ei- induces awe and trepidation at observatory to the viewpoint ther try for Coldwater Peak — I the same time as you remember creatures create the valley’s perspective of the mountain at 4.2 miles, making it a hike of tried it, but snow on the trail the volcano is still active. Just evening serenade, a peaceful from the north side and to see moderate difficulty — but still made the journey impossible — look inside the crater and look soundtrack for a hike. firsthand nature’s way of re- a doable one for those in OK or head back down to Boundary at the lava dome … no further generating, infusing life into a physical shape. Trail toward the observatory explanation is necessary. A Great Reward landscape few initially thought At the junction with the Tru- again. It’s late spring, so glacial melt would ever recover as it has. man Trail, stay on the Boundary is feeding several streams that For Lewis County residents, The closer you get to the the U.S. Forest Service projects Trail. You’ll lose sight of Mount The Truman Trail you will need to ford — but take mountain, the more one realizes St. Helens for a short time, but heart, these aren’t an Oregon the Windy Ridge route from the magnitude and the stun - don’t worry — you’ll be re- Windy Ridge is closed, Trail-esque undertaking. Just be Randle south to open in early ning scope of the May 18, 1980, warded shortly. As of Saturday, likely for at least another month, prepared to get your feet wet. July, offering direct Lewis Coun- eruption that destroyed the en- there were still spots of snow in meaning the Lewis County The trail passes through ty access to Loowit Falls and the tire mountain’s north face and the trail, so trekking poles will route to the volcano is a no go several areas that show the re- Truman Trail. The trail network hollowed out the volcano. The come in handy. for now. But for those who still generation of the landscape, and between Windy Ridge and the Truman Trail and Harry’s Ridge A mile past the Truman Trail want to get up close and person- it’s particularly stunning to see Johnston Ridge Observatory is hikes a great way to gain an even junction, the trail for Harry’s al, the Truman Trail is available fir trees growing and grasslands measured at 8 miles, a good day deeper appreciation for one of Ridge splits off to the right. to take people toward Windy taking shape just 34 years after hike in and of itself when Windy southwest Washington’s most Take that trail and begin your Ridge on foot, or better yet, to the mountain’s lateral blast in- Ridge opens. unique landscapes. ascent up the ridge named after points closer to the volcano’s cinerated everything in its path. Both the Harry’s Ridge ••• a Northwest folk hero who re- blasted-away north end. As evening falls, the cacophony hike and Truman’s Trail trek Christopher Brewer: (360) fused to leave his lodge before The Truman Trail begins of frogs, birds and other small are great ways to see a direct 807-8235 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 • Main 5 Send business briefs and news items to Reporter Christopher Brewer at cbrewer@ Proiles, Permits, chronline.com. He can also be reached at Briefs and More The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and (360) 807-8235. Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. Business MISSED OR LATE PAPER? Delivery deadlines: Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. Please call your carrier or district manager directly. For all other issues please call our after hours customer service line at (360) 807-7676 for current delivery status and to leave messages (next business day response). 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Sussex Ave. Adams provides a local touch Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 West and Central Lewis County Communities from owner Roger Reeves and with the way she gets the word Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 started Campbell & Campbell out to customers, opting to hand More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 [email protected] Events, turning what was once out wooden nickels with Camp- Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, a marketplace into a versatile bell & Campbell Events’ contact South Lewis County Communities space that can host a variety of info rather than simple business Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 events. cards. [email protected] Adams recently retired from The base cost for renting the Sports, News and Photography a 24-year career in the U.S. Army, Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 facility comes to $100 per hour, [email protected] in which she performed mainly and Adams offers a variety of op- Death Notices, What’s Happening, administrative work and train- tions — including package event Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices ing. She opted to retire to Tenino deals — based on what type of Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 and seized the opportunity to event one wishes to hold. The [email protected] lease the historic Campbell & building is approved for a capac- [email protected] Campbell Building with the goal ity of 300 people, making it ideal [email protected] of hosting several events there. for wedding receptions and gath- Church News “We’ve had everything from erings of similar size, Adams [email protected] ...... 807-8217 birthday parties and dinners so said. Senior Media Developer far, and the schedule is pretty Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 booked in June,” Adams said. [email protected] Formerly a market in Teni- 1162 NW State Ave. THE CHRONICLE no’s early days, the Campbell & CHEHALIS, WA 98532 PUBLISHER Campbell Building served as a Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 sort of central gathering point Summer 360-748-3805 [email protected] for the community. Adams CH520378ca.sw Sales Director leased the building in January 1-800-356-4404 Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 and has since paid for several Special! [email protected] cosmetic improvements while at Thorbeckes Circulation Manager trying to maintain the building’s Fitlife Centers! 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Centralia, Chehalis Managers Are Credits to Their Cities Scandals, the unfortunate unanimous praise during his last After coming to the city in the city of Centralia’s monies ...” fallout of poor decisions and bad Our Views performance review earlier this 2010, Hill has earned the respect one councilor wrote in the evalu- management can often make for ecute their jobs as city managers. month. and admiration of his staff while ation. “That is why the city of a damaged public image and un- Neither of them shy away from MacReynold received nothing fulfilling the expectations of the Centralia has done so well during wanted newspaper coverage. difficult problems, and both have below “fully satisfactory” scores city council. His performance re- the financial depression/reces- Fortunately, for the residents earned their standing by system- from the council, and most view, released Wednesday, was a sion.” of Centralia and Chehalis, this atically implementing the wills categories were marked with glowing endorsement of his four It’s easy to find fault in gov- has not become a problem in of elected city councilors who “distinctive performance” and years in charge and the decisions ernment and criticize leaders for Twin Cities government. often lack the technical expertise “outstanding reviews.” he has made during that time. their decisions, but the results of Credit for that belongs in needed to accomplish their goals. Chehalis Mayor Dennis His calm and direct approach, the tenures of Hill and MacReyn- large part to the managers of the The result has been balanced Dawes put it best when he said, paired with his knowledge and old have left very little room for cities — Rob Hill in Centralia budgets and, for the most part, “Obviously, I wish he’d stay longer.” innate leadership abilities, has such negative appraisals. and Merlin MacReynold in Che- content residents. The council, which plans to allowed the city to navigate Chehalis and Centralia resi- halis. MacReynold is not long for begin a search process to replace through difficult economic times dents are fortunate to have such Both men have gained the this area. He announced last year MacReynold, certainly will have with precision. qualified, respected and effec- respect of their councils for the this would be his final turn as high expectations in the future. “I think that Rob has done an tive city managers to enact the efficient, level-headed and con- the leader of Chehalis city gov- Meanwhile, Hill is setting the outstanding job and is always decisions of councilors elected to sistent manners in which they ex- ernment. His council provided bar high in Centralia as well. looking for ways to help stretch represent them.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Fence Hole Provides Access to Cemetery This column should have But, as families died off run last week, and it would have or moved away, or lost inter- if I’d met a man raking gravel a est in caring for a great-great few days earlier than I did. First, grandmother’s grave, the cycle though, a little background. of decay began and continued The apartment where I live until those three concerned men on North Scheuber Road is right I mentioned earlier began the next to what’s known as Pioneer slow restoration. I took part in Cemetery. It’s at the back of one of Bill’s early work parties to Mountain View Cemetery, but begin cleaning up the area, and most people know it by the other vowed to myself to keep working name. A few years ago some- at it, but I never did. body cut a hole in the back fence, When I moved into an which was never repaired, and apartment next door, I began I’m OK with that because it gives occasionally walking through me — and that hole in the back fence and others — easy strolling through the grounds, access to one reading the headstones and feel- of the most ing saddened by the number of delightful and graves of children whose deaths calm spots in were almost assuredly due to Letters to the Editor all of Central primitive medical practice and child was in danger or lost and Lewis County. facilities of the time. I tell you, Details Given on you were alone. It wasn’t spending just 15 minutes alone HOW TO REACH ELECTED By Bill Moeller Woman’s School Threat I witnessed a parent at a bas- always thus. with your thoughts in such sur- OFFICIALS Thirty years To the editor: ketball practice yell at her child roundings has a remarkable across the gym, “If you don’t ago it was a jungle of Himala- I would like to tell you Cher- Legislative Hotline: (800) calming effect. knock it off I am going to kill yan blackberries, tall grass and Throughout the past year yl Strong’s side of the story about 562-6000 branches fallen from a grove the school phone threat. you!” I also know a parent who and a half, each time I visited I witnessed another parent threat- of 100-year-old fir trees and found myself picking up a few Cheryl, her boyfriend, James, 20TH DISTRICT en to drive their car through the bigleaf maples. The owners of of the hundreds of branches, big and her son, Chris, were in the Lewis County and front door of the school if they the Mountain View Cemetery at and small, that are blown from process of moving. Cheryl con- Southwestern Thurston did not let them have their child. that time had sold off adjoining those huge trees by our winter tacted the school and told them land that had originally been set winds. I’d carry them, or drag the new address, but said it County That was during the lockdown. aside for expanding gravesites would not be that address for a So watch what you say be- the heavier ones, over next to State Sen. John Braun and then went broke. the fence along the north side, couple more days. cause even if you are alone some- Three local men, Bill Rickard, The next day she was wait- P.O. Box 40420 one could be listening through and wonder who I could call to Olympia, WA 98504-0420 Bob Hoerling and Bruce Craig have them picked up. I certainly ing for Chris at the address they today’s electronic world. took over ownership and began had been living at for more than phone: (360) 786-7638 never got them all. fax: (360) 786-1999 five years. Chris did not show up Toni Lowe a long period of restoration. Bill That’s the way things were email: [email protected] was the only one retired then, until a few days before Memo- on the bus. She thought he must Randle so he took over the day-to-day rial Day when I walked through have been taken to open gym. State Rep. Richard DeBolt operation of the facility, includ- that hole in the fence and saw a He was not there. She called P.O. Box 40600 One of Mankind’s Tools ing attempts to restore access transformation hard to believe. James, who was at the new ad- Olympia, WA 98504-0600 to the pioneer section, and deal All the grass had been mowed. dress, to see if he was there. Not phone: (360) 786-7896 Rarely Used: Respect with the continuing destruction All the branches had been picked there either. fax: (360) 786-7871 To the editor: of headstones there by ignorant She called the school and was up and all the gravestones were email: [email protected] Out of all the tools that man- vandals. (Is there any other kind told he was dropped off at the erect. There were flags on many kind has created like the ax, of vandal?) new address, 105 Shady Lane. State Rep. Ed Orcutt of the graves, and even some spade, shovel and pickax, there is No provision had ever been Cheryl said that’s not the new P.O. Box 40600 flowers on a few of the others. one that is rarely used. It is called made through the years to That’s when I saw the man address; it’s 116 Sherwood Court. Olympia, WA 98504-0600 phone: (360) 786-7990 “respect.” provide perpetual care for the with a rake in his hands who I They told her to call back when graves, because that just wasn’t she found him (that statement email: [email protected] Respect is the tool that most mentioned at the beginning of people forget about. Without it done back in the 19th century this piece. His story will have to was confirmed by the school when the first interments were employee in the courtroom). the world would descend into wait until next week. with that day and prevented anarchy and humans would go made. People took care of their ••• Cheryl called James and own family sites. It was a ritual, told him to go look in the area the lockdown. Or answered the extinct. Bill Moeller is a former enter- phone and there would have not With respect we are able to almost a religious one to main- tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city of Shady Lane. James found him tain the plot: to cut the grass, re- 1 mile away, knocking on a door. been a message. communicate, work efficiently council member, paratrooper and The school this year forgot to place the flowers, plant new ones pilot living in Centralia. He can be James called Cheryl and told her and quickly and the result is re- and keep the headstones clean reached at bookmaven321@comcast. he found him. Cheryl called the give a note to a child to come to warding. George Washington’s and legible. net. school to tell them he was found, my house, and the head bus me- soldiers respected him, and but got the answer machine and chanic and another mechanic because of that we are a free na- so she hung up — she thought. drove to Glenoma and trans- tion. First Amendment Center Quote of the Day She then said, “Sorry Chris, but ported him back to my house. This tool is not given freely; I’m going to f------shoot every- So why was Chris not im- it must be earned. Most people body that goes to your f------portant? Chris’ statement to the who lose their respect try to take “(T)he beauty of words in a democracy is school, works there,” referring to police stated that he told the bus it back by force, but it doesn’t Chris, her son, not Christy, the driver he was not supposed to get work that way. that anyone can offer them up, and they live school secretary. She was an up- off there, but the bus driver told Respect is not something or die not by a ruler’s dictate, but by their set parent venting. him he was and to walk down that can be bought, sold or taken I don’t understand how the the road and find his house. Re- back; the sooner all of us realize ability to permeate hearts and minds, to employees left the school with- member Chris is 7 years old. this the happier people will be ignite passions, and to provoke actions.” out making sure the child was I understand what Cheryl and the more honest the world found. If they were concerned said caused a ripple of fear and will be. where this child was they would problems that had to be dealt Joannie Fischer have heard the message that day, with. But I want you all to think Cody Soldan 2003 which would have been dealt about things you may say if your Chehalis

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When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controversial issue. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 Centralia City Manager Receives High Praise in Evaluation PERFORMANCE: City one councilor wrote about his a wise decision for me to make,” personal traits. a councilor wrote. “My decisions Manager Rob Hill Hill also scored well in fiscal directly impact his day-to-day Earned Positive Reviews “There will always be challenges management and intergovern- work life, and directly impacts mental relationships, where he where our city is headed.” in Eight Categories that are difficult to resolve and received five outstanding scores Hill earns $130,000 a year. He By Kyle Spurr differences of opinion in how to from the seven-member city has no contract and his employ- council. ment is renewed annually. [email protected] approach them. The key is to take “I think that Rob has done an Hill wrote in a written re- City Manager Rob Hill re- outstanding job and is always sponse to the council in which he ceived a generally positive review a professional and systematic looking for ways to help stretch said he believes there have been from the Centralia City Council approach to addressing them.” the city of Centralia’s monies outstanding working relation- Tuesday in his annual perfor- with making sure that all the de- ships forged between himself, mance evaluation. partment heads keep up to date the city council, city staff and the The City Council discussed Rob Hill with any and all cost sharing, community since he arrived in Hill’s evaluation during an ex- Centralia city manager grants, etc.,” a councilor wrote. Centralia in 2010. ecutive session Tuesday night “That is why the city of Centralia “There will always be chal- before releasing the results has done so well during the fi- lenges that are difficult to re- Wednesday. nancial depression/recession.” solve and differences of opinion Hill, the city manager since cil relations, personal traits, goal Hill, 52, scored highest in Hill received his lowest av- in how to approach them. The Sept. 3, 2010, was evaluated achieving, communication, fis- personal traits and goal achiev- erage score of 4.26 in decision key is to take a professional and based on a rating scale from 1 cal management, decision making. making. systematic approach to address- to 5, with 1 being unsatisfactory ing and intergovernmental rela- “Rob is very level-headed. He “When he speaks about tough ing them,” Hill wrote. “I believe and 5 being outstanding. He did tionships. is also very creative and deter- things, he speaks frankly and that together we do that and I am not receive a score under 4 in any Each councilor wrote anony- mined. However, when neces- honestly. My only concern here very grateful for the continued of the categories, which include mous comments on the evalua- sary, he is willing to change di- is I sometimes find it tough to support of the council and em- community relations, city coun- tion form. rection for the best of the city,” know exactly what he thinks is ployees of the city.” Centralia Buys 39 Acres for China Creek Flood Protection Project MITIGATION: Public Works Will Use Property to Store Runoff Water ‘‘This does not use During Flood Events hard structures. It uses By Kyle Spurr the natural stream [email protected] channel to slow the Centralia continues to move water down.’’ forward with its own flood mitigation project. The City Council approved Kahle Jennings the purchase of 39 acres of land public works director in the upper China Creek water- shed on Tuesday in a move that will help store more rainfall run- completed the Brookside Wet- off and protect downtown homes lands project in Portland, suc- and businesses. The purchase comes nearly cessfully reducing flooding on five months after the city ac- Johnson Creek. The China Creek cepted a 28-acre donation of land project will be modeled off of the near the Agnew Mill Ponds for Portland project, Jennings said. the same flood project. Before construction can be- Public Works Director Kahle gin, the city needs to complete an elevation survey, design the proj- Jennings said he was looking to Pete Caster / [email protected] buy property for himself when ect and apply for permits. China Creek is seen at lood level on the corner of Magnolia and Iron streets in Centralia on in early February. A project under- “I’m still hopeful this year we he came across the 39 acres for taken by the city of Centralia would drastically reduce the seasonal impacts of looding in area of Centralia. sale at 146 Lundberg Road. might be able to start working,” The city purchased the prop- Jennings said. erty from the owner for $210,000, to build a multi-phased project.” would hold enough water to pro- temporary storage solution is using flood mitigation funds Jennings said the additional tect against a 2.5-inch rainfall different than the permanent from the Washington State De- 39 acres will add more protection event in a 24-hour period, which water retention solutions being partment of Transportation. The to homes and businesses around occurs every three to four years, proposed on the Chehalis River, Centralia/ city received $460,000 from WS- China Creek. Public Works re- according to the city’s study. Jennings said. Chehalis DOT to cover impacts related to leased a study last year that iden- “The donated property, ac- “When you try to build a Government the Interstate 5 widening project. tified the Agnew Mill Ponds and cording to modeling, would structure to stop water, you run West & The remaining $250,000 will go McAtee Road as two locations to not have completely eliminated into fish passage issues,” Jen- Central Lewis toward future phases of the Chi- store rain runoff and reduce the flooding downtown,” Jenning nings said. “This does not use County na Creek project. flooding of China Creek. said. hard structures. It uses the natu- “It’s pretty limited in its devel- Initially, the city was going to The additional 39 acres will ral stream channel to slow the opment potential and that is why build 2-foot-high berms on the allow for a series of natural water down.” Kyle Spurr it was for sale,” Jennings said. “It 28 acres — donated by an Ore- storage ponds that will protect Jennings is working with [email protected] seemed like a good opportunity gon-based corporation — that against larger flood events. The flood mitigation partners that News in Brief Centralia Will Not “Many of them have failing County: Body Found septic systems. Its been going Accept Applications on for years and years,” Wiltzius at Mudslide Identified During Pot Moratorium said. EVERETT (AP) — The Sno- “It’s becoming an issue the homish County medical ex- By The Chronicle county wants to pursue and get aminer’s office has identified a The Centralia City Council corrected.” body pulled last week from the voted to clarify its six-month Wiltzius updated the Che- debris of the mudslide that swept moratorium on retail pot sales halis City Council on Tuesday through the Washington town Tuesday by agreeing not to ac- night about the issue. of Oso in March. The latest vic- cept any requests for permits, li- Lewis County Commissioner tim was identified as 53-year-old censes or applications during the Lee Grose — who was scheduled Steven Hadaway. He was install- moratorium. to speak at the council meeting “This was just done to clarify ing a satellite television dish at a Tuesday, but was absent — pre- home when the slide struck. the city will not be accepting or viously told Witzius the county processing any requests for per- will send out letters to the resi- mits, licenses or applications dents. during this moratorium period,” A public meeting has been City Attorney Shannon Murphy- scheduled at 6 p.m. on Wednes- Olson said. The City Council voted 4-3 day, June 18, at the county court May 23 - May 29 in favor of not accepting retail house. Rio 2 $4 • PG pot requests while under mora- Septic systems are the re- 12:00 pm (Sat., Sun. & Mon.) torium. sponsibility of the county, Wit- 3:00 pm (Sat., Sun. & Mon.) Councilors John Elmore, Pat- zius said. Chehalis is working with the he Lego Movie $4 • PG rick Gallagher, Bonnie Canaday 6:00 pm (Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) and Bart Ricks voted in favor. county on cost estimates and Councilors Lee Coumbs, Ron is offering to hook up the resi- Divergent $4 • PG13 CH520395cz.db Greenwood and Gabe Anzelini dents to the city’s system, which 12:30 pm (Wed. Early Bird Matinee) voted against the clarification. is about 800 feet away, according 9:00 pm (Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) CH521342sl.jd “We are continuing to open to Witzius. $3 Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor ourselves up to litigation,” An- “Hook to city sewer is their with parent at or before 6:00pm zelini said. only option because according $12.75 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday Minor with parent before 7 pm only $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 to the county there is not enough 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia County, Chehalis land,” Witzius said. (360) 736-1634 Addressing Failing Is Credit Card Debt driving you batty? Septic Systems on Coal Creek Road Let Consolidated Credit Help You: Lower your monthly payments Saturday, May 31 By The Chronicle Reduce or eliminate interest rates

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Sirens RIVERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY tralia, was arrested and booked possible violation of a protec- and told him to get out of the Crash Into Utility Pole into jail after he allegedly broke tion order on the 1700 block of shower. Lorder then jumped out Car Accident • A 16-year-old Chehalis a windshield out of a car on the Cooks Hill Road at about 6 p.m. of the shower, stuck out his chest girl was cited for speeding after • A two-vehicle crash on 500 block of South Pearl Street at Tuesday. The incident is still un- and began flexing his arms. He she crashed a 1997 Ford F150 the 400 block of West Reynolds about 11 p.m. Wednesday. der investigation. then allegedly assaulted the cor- Avenue shortly before 6 p.m. rections officer before deputies into two utility poles on the 500 Wednesday sent two people to Burglary Assault restrained him. When deputies block of Highway 603 outside of the hospital, with one person asked Lorber why he was behav- Chehalis at 8 a.m. Sunday. She • A TV and an electric gui- suffering from neck and head • Marcelino EJ Castillo-Bur- ing that way, he screamed the snapped the first pole in half and tar were reported stolen out of a pain, according to Riverside Fire row, 18, Chehalis, was arrested word “insanity.” The corrections the truck came to a rest after hit- house on the 600 block of West Authority. The crash also closed for allegedly assaulting his girl- officer had a sore cheek. ting the second one. A fence was the eastbound lane of Reynolds Main Street at about 4:30 a.m. friend during a dispute on the also damaged. The driver told Avenue for nearly an hour. The today. The incident occurred 800 block of West Pear Street at Residential Burglary deputies she looked away from driver who caused the crash, a while the occupants of the resi- 8 p.m. Tuesday. the road to look for something dence were asleep. • Deputies responded to a in the passenger’s seat when the 38-year-old Centralia man, was break-in at a house on the 3000 traveling in a 1998 Chevrolet LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE truck when off the road. The ac- block of Lowery Lane outside of cident knocked out power to the pickup truck, according to the Robbery Burglary and Stolen Shotguns Centralia at about 2 a.m. Mon- area for about three hours. Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. • Richard A. Molina, 35, day. The victim hid in a bed- He was cited for following too of Centralia, was arrested and • Two shotguns were stolen from a house on the 300 block room while someone broke a ‘Freaking Out’ Man close, but he was not injured. booked into jail after he alleged- window to his house. The victim The car he hit, a Cadillac, was ly took a 17-year-old’s cell phone of Howe Road outside of Toledo Assaults Deputy while the homeowner was out did not see the person and it is driven by a 76-year-old Centra- by threatening to use force on unclear if anything was stolen. • Deputies responded to the lia man who had a 76-year-old the 2000 block of Borst Avenue of town. The 32-year-old Toledo 100 block of Pinkerton Road to man reported the burglary at 5 The investigation is ongoing. Centralia woman as his passen- at 7:42 a.m. Tuesday. Centralia please see SIRENS, page Main 12 ger. police dog Lobo located Molina p.m. Friday. The total loss is an hiding nearby, and then the dog estimated $450. CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT located the stolen phone. Burglarized Storage Units Stolen Package Child Rape • A burglary to three storage • A package was stolen off • Police took a report of a units on the 9400 block of U.S. a doorstep on the 1500 block suspected child rape at 11 a.m. Highway 12 in Randle was re- of Lewis Street at 4:35 p.m. Tuesday. The case is still under ported at 4 p.m. Saturday. The Wednesday. Savings investigation. victims, a 57-year-old, a 28-year- old and an 80-year-old, all from Vehicle Prowl Stolen and Replaced Randle, reported that the pad- • An iPod was taken out of License Plate locks on their storage units had a car on the 1000 block of West • Police took a report of a been cut. The stolen items in- Choose Chestnut Street shortly before 7 license plate swap on the 600 cluded three crab pots, a welder, a pressure washer, a chain saw Funeral Alternatives p.m. Wednesday. block of North Pearl Street CH521482sl.cg shortly before 6 p.m. Tuesday. It and a rototiller. The estimated for quality service MIP appears someone stole a plate off loss is more than $700. at a better price. a vehicle then replaced it with a • A 15-year-old boy was Flexing, Chest Puffing and transported to the hospital by stolen one. 360.807.4468 • FuneralAlternatives.org •• Serving Lewis County ambulance for possible alcohol ‘Insanity’ poisoning from the 2500 block Damaged Headstones • A 24-year-old Chehalis of Pioneer Way at about 6:40 • Police took a report of sev- man jailed in the Lewis County p.m. Wednesday. He was re- eral headstones that were dam- Jail faces custodial assault charg- In Remembrance ferred for minor in possession of aged at Greenwood Memorial es after he allegedly punched alcohol as well as minor in pos- Park, on Van Wormer Street, at a 26-year-old male corrections ANITA (FABRY) FAGERNES session of marijuana charges. 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. officer in the cheek at about 5 She was a member of the • A 16-year-old boy was p.m. Sunday. The corrections Chehalis Eagles Auxillary, at transported to the hospital for Possible Violation of a officer learned that Drake A. 94 she still enjoyed dancing at possible alcohol poisoning from Lorber had broken the tip off Protection Order the Senior Center. She loved the 700 block of Harrison Av- of a broom handle. The correc- gardening, cooking, sewing, enue at 8 p.m. Wednesday. He • Police took a report of a tions officer contacted Lorber visiting with friends, reality was referred for the charges of shows and most of all her family. minor in possession of alcohol. Anita worked at Interchecks and several women's apparel stores Malicious Mischief in Centralia. • Juan E. Mejia, 32, of Cen- Anita is survived by daughter, Annette (Bill) Eaton of Centralia; grandsons, Mike (Meghan) Eaton of Chehalis, Death Notices Marc Eaton of Ripon, Wis.; • DARELL M. FARMER, 71, Centralia, died great-grandchildren, Simona Thursday, May 22, at Capital Medical Anita (Fabry) Fagernes, 96, and Ryder; sister, Jeanette Center, Olympia. A private service will was born in Galvin, Wash. on Hollender; and numerous nieces be held at Dryad Cemetery. Arrange- May 17, 1917 to William and and nephews. ments are under the direction of Forest Florence (Mattson) Fabry. She Funeral Home and Cemetery, Olympia. She was preceded in death • FRANCES DORIS BANGE, 96, Pe Ell, died passed away peacefully on April by her husband, Viking in 1968; Saturday, May 10, at Willapa Harbor Hos- 12, 2014 in Centralia, Wash. She brother, William Fabry; sister, pital, South Bend. A celebration of life was greatly loved by her family Emma Snelson and Connie Dye. will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at New Harvest and friends and loved life to the A gathering to celebrate Church, Pe Ell, followed by a luncheon. fullest. Anita's life will be Saturday, Arrangements are under the direction On Nov. 21, 1939 Anita of Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. May 31, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. at • JANICE MURIEL DUNCAN, 75, Chehalis, married Viking Fagernes Fords Prairie Grange, 2640 W. died Monday, May 26, at Providence St. and they made their home in Reynolds in Centralia.

Peter Hospital, Olympia. Visitation will CH520329ca.db Olympia. In the early 1940s be 2-6 p.m. Friday at Brown Mortuary they moved to Anacortes where To view the obituary, please Service, Chehalis. A memorial service the family lived until 1966 and go to chronline.com/obituaries. will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Westmin- then moved back to Centralia. ster Presbyterian Church, Chehalis. Ar- rangements are under the direction of Brown. • YEVETTE SANDERS, 44, Chehalis, died Thursday, May 15, at Parkrose Care Cen- ter, Tacoma. A service will be at noon In Remembrance In Remembrance Sunday at the Tenino Eagles. • WALTER HUGO MUMM, 97, Chehalis, died YVONNE MARIE HOFFMAN BRYAN (BJ) JOSEPH LEE MORRISON Sunday, May 25, at Hallmark Manor, Federal Way. Viewing will be at 12:30 especially fond of her parrot, known to stay up all night p.m. Sunday at St. John’s Lutheran Wally. Vonnie was the best writing and recording songs. Church, Chehalis, with a celebration of Mom and Grandma. His other favorite past time was life at 1 p.m. A reception will follow at the church. Arrangements are under She is preceded in death by video games always wanting the the direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mor- her husband, Henry, in 2013. latest game. tuary, Centralia. She is survived by her BJ was preceded in death by • RAY L. LYONS SR., 79, Tempe, Arizona, uncle, Leo (Eva) Kowalski; several grandparents; but most formerly of Toledo, died Monday, May sons, Jim (Sandy) Hoffman, recently, his favorite uncle, 26, at Banner Baywood Medical Center, Don (Jessie) Hoffman; Mesa, Arizona. A celebration of life will Bryan White. be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Meadows Club daughter, Cathy (Richard) BJ is survived by his House, Tempe. Jorstad; grandchildren, Janet, mother, Lisa White (Andrew), Brad, Richie (Brittany), Rick Winlock; father, Sean (Joan) (Jammie), David (Sharlene), Morrison; baby sister, Autumn, Lotteries Denise (Corey), Kelee (Josh), Shoreline; grandparents, Joe Jamie (Fred); and 21 great- Washington’s Wednesday grandchildren. and Emily White, Napavine, Games Yvonne Marie Hoffman, 84, We will always love you Bryan Joseph Lee (BJ) Dave and Carol, Seattle; great- Powerball: 02-24-28-32-59, Pe Ell, passed away Monday, grandma! Morrison passed away suddenly grandfather, "Papa Eddy", Next jackpot: $152 million May 26, 2014 surrounded by her A visitation will be held at home Saturday, May 17, Chehalis; numerous aunts, Mega Millions: family at Providence Centralia 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Friday, 2014. uncles, cousins; and his very Next jackpot: $26 million Hospital. May 30, 2014 at Sticklin BJ was born June 9, 1994 in special lady, Kendra Rowley of Lotto: 04-06-10-30-34-37 She was born on Jan. 27, Funeral Chapel, Centralia. A Centralia, Wash. and attended Entiat. Next jackpot: $3.7 million 1930 as Yvonne Kowalsky and funeral service is also scheduled grade school in Napavine later He will be greatly missed Hit 5: 05-13-16-23-24 was raised in Pe Ell, Wash. on Friday to begin at 2:00 p.m. going to WF West in Chehalis, by all. He was the light of his Next cashpot: $100,000 She married the love of her life at Sticklin Funeral Chapel. A Wash. He had many friends from mother's life. Our family takes Match 4: 04-05-18-20 Henry Hoffman of Dryad, Wash. reception will follow at the Adna both schools that he treasured, comfort in knowing he is with Daily Game: 7-7-0 on Nov. 2, 1946. She worked for Grange. Services are under the his very best being Lorenzo, his beloved uncle. Keno: 02-05-11-17-23-30-33-35-39- 22 years at Sherwood Forest care of Sticklin Funeral Chapel. Jesse, Izzy, Zach, Jordan and A celebration of life will 44-48-51-54-55-56-58-62-66-67-80 Farms as a supervisor. She Kyle. There are too many to be held Saturday, May 31, Commodities loved traveling, especially trips To view the obituary, please list because BJ never made an 2014 from 1-4 at the Virgil to Hawaii and Europe. Yvonne go to chronline.com/obituaries. enemy and always had a smile R. Lee building next to Penny Gas in Washington — $3.65 (AAA of was an avid gardener and was Washington) for everyone. Playground in Chehalis, Wash. Crude Oil — $103.51 per barrel Sticklin Funeral Chapel He loved rap music, 1437 South Gold (CME Group) Condolences may be offered at performing with another best To view the obituary, please Centralia, WA 98531 Gold — $1,256 (Monex) www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com friend, Malcolm. Both were go to chronline.com/obituaries. Silver — $18.97 (Monex) (360) 736-1388 • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 Winlock Mulling Fee Jefferson-Lincoln Elementary Principal Changes for Water Resigns to Take Job in Littlerock By Christopher Brewer one of 42 schools across the state Spinnie is the fourth Centra- and Sewer Customers [email protected] to win the Washington State lia school administrator to sub- Other areas of the ordinance Board of Education’s first-ever mit a resignation this year. Edi- FAIR FOR ALL?: Mayor A longtime Centralia elemen- were also discussed during the English Language Acquisition tary school principal will trade son Elementary principal Nate Says Several Property hour-long workshop, includ- Award, which highlighted signif- Grygorcewicz resigned to take in his current job for a change of icant gains made by English Lan- Owners Not Pulling ing Dowell’s proposal of what scenery next year. a job as an elementary principal guage Learner, more commonly he called a dormant fee, specifi- The Centralia School Dis- in Lacey; Centralia High School Their Weight; City Looks referred to as ELL, students. The cally targeting people who shut trict announced Wednesday principal Tom Boehme resigned to Increase Late Fees off their water but ask for it to afternoon that Glenn Spinnie, school also received a Washing- to pursue other opportunities; be reconnected before the city ton Achievement Award for Spe- By Christopher Brewer principal at Jefferson-Lincoln and district superintendent Steve declares it abandoned after 24 Elementary School, has accepted cial Recognition in English Lan- [email protected] Bodnar resigned to take a job months. Specifics of that fee will a position as principal of Lit- guage Acquisition in 2013. need to be discussed in future Centralia School District with the Yelm School District. WINLOCK — Officials in tlerock Elementary School in When asked about the num- Winlock are looking at changing meetings, but Dowell suggested Communications and Public south Thurston County. ber of resignations within the an ordinance that governs the 50 percent of the base fee as a Spinnie, who served as prin- Relations Coordinator Ed Pe- fee structure for people connect- way to ensure property owners cipal of the Centralia elementary tersen said the district has begun district this year, Petersen ac- ed to the city’s water and sewer in city limits still pay into the school for 16 years, will make the the process of looking for a new knowledged the number as systems. system. move north June 30, the date his principal for Jefferson-Lincoln, “probably a bit unusual,” but said Council members met for a “When you turn your water resignation becomes official. and that school staff, parents and he believed those moving on to one-hour workshop before Tues- on just once every two years, Under Spinnie’s leadership, community members will be a other districts simply wanted a day’s city council meeting to that’s not really paying your fair Jefferson-Lincoln recently was part of that process. chance for a challenge elsewhere. discuss proposed changes to the share,” Dowell said. fees. As it stands, residents pay Another hot topic of discus- about $275 for base usage of the sion arose when the issue of aban- Council Moves Improve Viability of Tenino Quarry Pool city’s water and sewer systems doned connections was brought The City Council also ap- save the city a few thousand dol- every two months. up. If a property owner doesn’t OPENING JULY 5: City proved new utility rates for the lars each year, Councilor Wayne Late-paying residents pay a pay for service for two years, the Council Approves $20 late fee, and if the city has to city declares the connection Quarry Pool. The city will pay Fournier said. disconnect service, the customer abandoned and charges the same Early Bird Special, for the water to fill the pool at 60 “We have done a number of has to pay $35. A bounced check hookup fee — $6,000 in city lim- Utility Rate Break percent of the regular rate, due to things to increase efficacy and results in a $30 penalty. Coun- its — for reconnection after con- the benefit the pool offers the lo- decrease cost,” Fournier said. cil members voted to increase nections are declared abandoned. By Kyle Spurr cal economy and community. “We created a special utility fee those late payment penalties to That didn’t sit well with one [email protected] During each of the past three class for the pool so now we are $25, with reconnection fees af- councilman, who said he felt years, the city has paid between charging the pool less money for ter service shutoff rising to $50; The Tenino Quarry Pool will those fees were unfair to people be ready to open for the summer $16,000 and $21,000 to maintain water, with the justification be- bounced check penalties would buying property that had at one the pool. The new utility rate will ing the benefits offset the cost.” increase $5 to $35 total. season on July 5 and will remain point already been hooked into an option for those looking to Those changes, however, the sewer and water system. won’t be codified until coun- escape the summer heat through In Remembrance “If you get new people in Labor Day weekend, according cil members are able to discuss those properties, they have to other areas of the ordinance that to the city. DWIGHT TODD OBERMIRE pay $6,000 that they frankly To draw more families to the govern the remainder of the fee shouldn’t have to pay,” council- structure. They will then need to pool this summer, the Tenino cooking gourmet meals. man Aaron Mummert said. “I City Council approved early bird Todd was preceded in death vote on the ordinance as a whole have a problem with people before any changes can go into rates this month for family sea- by his father, Dwight. wanting to move in and being effect. son passes. He is survived by mother, Winlock Mayor Lonnie stuck with a bill because of non- Discounts will be available Beverly Jaeger; wife, Kerry; Dowell said late payments are a payment by a previous owner.” for families — up to two adults daughter, Stefanie (David) Lee; persistent problem for the city, Mummert proposed looking and four children — if they pur- granddaughters, Molly and especially with residents largely into a possible prorated pay sys- chase season passes by Friday, Fiona; brother, Patrick (Denise); footing bills that help pay to- tem for abandoned properties. June 13. Passes are available at loving in-laws; a niece and ward $8.5 million in loans for The workshop on the water Tenino City Hall. nephew; a host of extended the sewer plant built just a few and sewer fee rates, which was Regular season pass rates are family; and longtime friends; years ago. Dowell said he doesn’t scheduled for an hour, made $75 for families inside the school and his Rush work family. want to raise rates for payees in headway on changing the ordi- district and $150 for those out- A heartfelt thank you to the good standing, but the city does nance, but work remains to be side the district. Virginia Mason doctors and need to find a way to continue done. Officials will likely need The early bird rate will save nurses who cared for Todd this to schedule future workshops $10 for families living in the to meet cash reserves to satisfy Todd Obermire, age 51, past year. their loans. or work sessions to hammer out Tenino School District and $20 passed away May 25, 2014 in A service is scheduled for “We just want all the residents further details. for those living outside the dis- Puyallup from complications of 1:00 p.m. Saturday, June 7, to pay their share of the water “It’s an ordinance that has 30 trict. 2014 at Immanuel Presbyterian sections in it, and we’ve decided pancreatic cancer. He attended and sewer bills,” Dowell said. The Quarry Pool, 319 Park Church, 901 N J St, Tacoma, five or six of the 30,” Dowell said. Napavine High School and “We recently had 116 people that Ave. W., will be open Wednesday WA. didn’t pay on time, and they’re “We just need to modify the ordi- through Sunday from noon to Centralia College. not paying the way they’re sup- nance with one that is up to date 7 p.m. Todd worked in the In lieu of lowers, please consider donating to one of posed to.” and current.” Daily rates per person are $1.50 construction engineering ield for those inside the school district for WSDOT, Thurston and Todd’s favorite charities: Rocky and $3.50 for those outside. Pierce Counties, Woodworth & Mountain Elk Foundation, “The council committed to Co. and most recently The Rush Washington Trails Association, Newell-Hoerling’s opening the pool for the whole Companies. He was an avid Pancreatic Cancer Action season,” Mayor Bret Brodersen hiker and hunter, motorcycle Network. said. “We set early bird rates for enthusiast and appreciated blues To view the obituary, please Mortuary the first two weeks in June.” music, red wine and enjoyed go to chronline.com/obituaries. Proudly Serving Lewis & Thurston Counties Since 1907 In Remembrance • Funerals WALTER HUGO MUMM • Cremations Simple Direct stillborn. Mumm, Aaron Mumm and Cremation After a life threatening Robin Mumm (Tran). He had • Monument Sales $775.00 illness in Chewelah, the family one great-grandson, Francisco moved to Dayton, Wash. and Miller. Joy Carrington was a • Floral later to Walla Walla, Wash., supportive and loving friend Wenatchee, Wash. and inallyto the end as well. Walt was • Advanced Planning to Chehalis. Walt farmed againpreceded in death by his wife, For Information Please Call outside of Walla Walla until hisWilma; his parents; brother, Funeral Directors Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary health required him to give thatand a great-grandson, Zedekiah up. The rest of his career was Rico. Jim Hoerling & Joe Tommasi 205 W. Pine Street

CH520698sl.sw spent working at Caterpillar Our Papa was irst and Centralia, WA. 98531 dealerships as a Parts Rep. foremost He a man of God, 360-736-3317 retired from NC Machinery dedicated in to his family, a Centralia in 1982. steadfast, honorable and humble Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com In retirement, Walt and man. As one of his grandsons Walter Hugo Mumm was Wilma traveled overseas and observed recently, he raised his born June 6, 1916, in Fairield,throughout the U.S. They children well and they in turn RAY L. LYONS SR. delivered Meals on Wheels raised to their children well, this 1935-2014 Wash. to Dora (Wrage) and Claus Henry Mumm. He the had elderly well into their will 80s. be his legacy. He will be from the US Air Force one older brother, Hans. WaltWalt also volunteered at the sorelyold missed by his family and after 20 years of service went to be with his Lordhospital on in Chehalis and laterfriends and the City of Tempe as May 25, 2014, twelve daysat the new one in Centralia for Services will be held at St. a Signal Technician. before his 98th birthday. around He 2000+ hours over the John’s Lutheran Church in He lived life to the grew up in a German farming span of many years. Many Chehalis, Wash. on Sunday, June fullest as a husband, community around Fairield. have enjoyed the fruits of Walt’s1, 2014. Viewing at the church father and grandfather. After he graduated from high woodworking hobby and he waswill be at 12:30 p.m. with the Also an avid SF 49er school, where he played violin always available to do repairs celebrationor of Walt’s life at 1:00 and Boston Red Sox and tennis, he wanted to attend hang pictures in his daughter’sp.m. A reception will follow at fan, isherman, golfer, college and seminary. However, homes. To the very end, he theread church. gardener, camper and a it was during the depression and widely on many subjects and Memorial donations may great story teller. Ray he was needed to help the familyread his Bible daily. be made to the ministry of married Elsie Adelle on the farm. Walt was a member of St. his granddaughter, Sarah and Cobb of Denver, Colo. In 1948, Walt met a home John’s Lutheran Church in Cristian Rico with Campus in 1956. economics teacher at church in Chehalis and the Blue CreekCrusade for Christ. Donations Ray is survived by Colville, Wash. He and Wilma Grange. Family was everything can be made out to and mailed to Ray L. Lyons Sr., his wife; ive children, Wagner married in 1949 in to our papa. Campus Crusade for Christ, 100 79, of Tempe, entered Vincent, James, Robert, Chewelah, Wash. They were He is survived by his children Lake Hart Drive #2400, Orlando, heavens gates on May Ray and Laura; nine devoted to each other for almostand their spouses, Rebecca FL 32832. In the subject line 26, 2014. Born 1935 in grandchildren; and ive 61 years. Walt lovingly caredMiller (Gary) of Auburn, note that it is for 0598804- Sarah Toledo, Wash. to the late great-grandchildren. for Wilma in their home as her Debra Mumm-Felnagle (Tom) and Cristian Rico. Donations of Tacoma and Mark Mummmay also be made online at give. Henry and Sadie Lyon. To view this obituary, please go health declined until her death in Honorably retired to chronline.com/obituaries. 2010. (Nancy) of Bainbridge Island.cru.org/0598804 . In addition, While farming in Chewelah, He dearly loved and was so prouddonations may also be made to the couple’s three children of his grandchildren, JoshuaSt. John’s Lutheran Church in Miller (Jennifer), Sarah Rico Chehalis. Support Our Community were born, Rebecca, Debra and Mark. They had a fourth child in (Cristian), Brianna Felnagle, To view the obituary, please go V oluntee R 1958, Mary Rueanne, who was Brenton Felnagle, Lindsay to chronline.com/obituaries. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Maya Angelou, El-Sissi Wins Egypt Celebrated Poet IG: Phoenix VA Hospital Election by landslide; and Author, Dies Turnout Light NEW YORK (AP) — Maya CAIRO (AP) — With nearly Angelou’s story awed millions. Missed Care for 1,700 all ballots counted, Egypt’s former A childhood victim of rape, military chief has won a crushing she broke through silence and By Brian Skoloff and Matthew Daly victory over his sole opponent in shame to tell her tale in one of the country’s presidential election, the most widely read memoirs of The Associated Press his campaign said today. But the the 20th century. A black woman PHOENIX — Navy veteran “What if I had waited two results were stained by questions born into poverty and segrega- Ken Senft turned to the Depart- years? I might be dead.” about turnout despite a robust tion, she recited the most popu- ment of Veterans Affairs for government effort to get out the lar presidential inaugural poem medical care in 2011 after his vote. in history. private insurance grew too costly. Ken Senft Retired field marshal Abdel- “I’m not modest,” she told It could have been a fatal mistake, cancer victim whose treatment at VA hospital was delayed Fattah el-Sissi won more than 92 The Associated Press in 2013. “I he now says. percent of the votes, compared have no modesty. Modesty is a A few years ago, the 65-year- with 2.9 percent for his sole oppo- learned behavior. But I do pray old had a lesion on his head. He VA Office of Inspector General ans who couldn’t afford to do nent and 4 percent of invalid votes, for humility, because humility went to a VA clinic near his home released Wednesday increased what I did, and it would have according to a tally released by his pressure on VA Secretary Eric comes from the inside out.” outside Phoenix, but he said the been too late for them,” said campaign. Angelou, a renaissance wom- Shinseki to resign. Senft, who was wounded dur- doctor told him it could be two His victory was never in doubt, an and cultural pioneer, died The interim findings con- ing the Vietnam War. “It’s just a years before he might get an ap- but the career infantry officer had Wednesday at her home in Win- firmed allegations of excessive disappointment when you serve pushed for an overwhelming turn- ston-Salem, North Carolina. She pointment with a dermatologist. delayed care in Phoenix, with an your country and you expect to So he paid out of pocket to out as well to bestow legitimacy was 86. average 115-day wait for a first get good medical care — and on his ouster last July of Egypt’s “She lived a life as a teacher, see a private physician. Turns appointment for those on the you just don’t.” out, he had cancer. first freely elected president, the activist, artist and human being. waiting list. That’s nearly five Islamist Mohammed Morsi. She was a warrior for equality, “What if I had waited two times longer than the Phoenix SEVERAL REPUBLICAN lawmak- years?” Senft said in frustration. Turnout was more than 46 per- tolerance and peace,” said her hospital system had reported to ers and a handful of Democrats cent after officials extended voting son, Guy B. Johnson. “I might be dead.” national VA administrators. have called for Shinseki’s resig- Senft’s story comes amid alle- to a third day. That figure was low- “While our work is not com- nation. er than the 52 percent turnout in gations of delayed care and mis- plete, we have substantiated that Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., chair- Obama to Hold Summit conduct at VA facilities across the 2012 presidential election that significant delays in access to man of the House Veterans Af- vaulted Morsi to power. Today on Youth the nation. care negatively impacted the fairs Committee, and Sen. John quality of care at this medical McCain, R-Ariz., also have Sports Concussions A PROBE of operations at the facility,” Richard J. Griffin, the called for criminal probes. Ukraine Military WASHINGTON — Presi- Phoenix VA Health Care System department’s acting inspector “I believe that this issue has Helicopter Shot Down; dent Barack Obama is a lover found that about 1,700 veterans general, wrote in the 35-page reached a level that requires the of games played on hard courts, in need of care were “at risk of report. Justice Department involvement. at Least 12 Dead being lost or forgotten” after be- It found that “inappropriate These allegations are not just grassy diamonds and in 10-yard SLOVYANSK, Ukraine (AP) ing kept off an official waiting scheduling practices are system- administrative problems. These increments. His two daughters — Rebels in eastern Ukraine shot are active in sports and, like list. The investigation, initially ic throughout” some 1,700 VA are criminal problems,” McCain focused on the Phoenix hospi- health facilities nationwide, in- said at a news conference. down a government military heli- many parents with children on copter today amid heavy fighting athletic teams, he worries about tal, found systemic problems in cluding 150 hospitals and more Miller said the report con- the VA’s sprawling nationwide than 800 clinics. firmed that “wait time schemes around Slovyansk, killing at least their safety. 12 soldiers including a general, of- But unlike many of those system, which provides medical Griffin said 42 centers are and data manipulation are sys- care to about 6.5 million veter- now under investigation. temic throughout VA and are ficials said. parents, Obama is uniquely po- Acting President Oleksandr sitioned to help address the con- ans annually. “What makes me angry is the putting veterans at risk in Phoe- The scathing report by the fact that there are a lot of veter- nix and across the country.” Turchynov told the parliament in cerns. Kiev that rebels used a portable air At the White House today, defense missile to bring down the Obama was hosting a summit helicopter. He said 14 died, includ- with representatives of profes- ing Gen. Serhiy Kulchytskiy, ac- sional sports leagues, coaches, cording to the Interfax news agen- parents, young athletes, medical professionals and others to call cy, which earlier gave the wrong attention to the issue of youth first name for the general. sports concussions. Ukraine’s National Guards put the death toll at 12, including Kulchytskiy, and said that one CIA Drone Strike soldier was badly wounded, but added that the information is still Program in Pakistan being clarified. Winding Down WASHINGTON (AP) — Just 30 Percent of World Is after midnight last Christmas, Pakistani officials say, two Hell- Now Fat, Study Indicates fire missiles from a U.S. drone LONDON (AP) — Almost a slammed into a house in Miram- third of the world is now fat, and shah, Pakistan, killing four mili- no country has been able to curb tants. obesity rates in the last three de- It was an otherwise unre- cades, according to a new global markable episode in the sixth analysis. year of a relentless unmanned Researchers found more than 2 aerial campaign by the CIA. billion people worldwide are now Unremarkable, except for this: overweight or obese. The highest There hasn’t been a drone strike rates were in the Middle East and reported in Pakistan in the Google North Africa, where nearly 60 months since. percent of men and 65 percent of The secret targeted kill- This image provided by Google shows a very early version of Google’s prototype self-driving car. The two-seater won’t be sold publicly, but Google on Tuesday said it hopes by this time next year, 100 prototypes will be on public roads. women are heavy. ing program that once was the The U.S. has about 13 percent mainstay of President Barack of the world’s fat population, a Obama’s counterterrorism effort greater percentage than any other appears to be winding down. In country. China and India com- a major foreign policy speech No Steering Wheel: Google to Build bined have about 15 percent. at the U.S. Military Academy “It’s pretty grim,” said Chris- on Wednesday, Obama said the topher Murray of the Institute for U.S. would continue to carry out Prototype of Truly Driverless Car Health Metrics and Evaluation occasional drone strikes, but he at the University of Washington, By Justin Pritchard cited Yemen and Somalia, not the hands of the public so soon. a corporate campus or congested who led the study. Pakistan, where drone missiles The Associated Press To date, Google has driven downtown — with headlights He and colleagues reviewed once rained down at a rate of two hundreds of thousands of miles and sensors arrayed to resemble LOS ANGELES — Google more than 1,700 studies covering per week. on public roads and freeways in a friendly face. 188 countries from 1980 to 2013. plans to build and launch onto Lexus SUVs and Toyota Priuses Mark Reuss, global product city streets a small fleet of sub- “When we realized that not a single outfitted with special sensors development chief of General country has had a significant de- House Adopts New compact cars that could operate and cameras. But with a “safety Motors Co., poked fun at the without a person at the wheel. cline in obesity, that tells you how Sanctions Against driver” in the front seat, those ve- car’s look but acknowledged hard a challenge this is.” Actually, the cars wouldn’t hicles were not truly self-driving. Google could become a force in Venezuela even have a wheel. Or gas and Instead of the standard con- the marketplace. WASHINGTON (AP) — The brake pedals. The company says trols, the prototypes would have “I could wear it as a hat,” Re- Thailand’s Junta Bans House approved new sanctions the vehicles will use sensors and buttons to begin and end the uss joked at an automotive tech- All Anti-Coup Protests Wednesday against Venezu- computing power, with no hu- drive. Passengers would set a nology forum in Detroit. “It’s ela, instructing the Obama ad- man needed. destination. The car would then cool. It’s like advanced. Like an BANGKOK (AP) — More ministration to compile a list Google Inc. hopes that by this make turns and react to other old VW.” than 1,000 Thai troops and police of human rights abusers in the time next year, 100 of the two- vehicles and pedestrians based Reuss added though that sealed off one of Bangkok’s busi- government, freeze any assets seaters will be on public roads, on computer programs that pre- Google could become a real com- est intersections today to prevent a they hold in American banks following extensive testing. The dict what others might do, and petitor to GM, which is pursuing planned protest, as authorities said and ban them from entering the cars would not be for sale and in- data from sensors including ra- driverless technology. they would no longer allow any United States. stead would be provided to select dar and cameras that read in real “If they set their mind to it, I demonstrations against last week’s The bill, passed by voice vote, operators for further tweaking time what other objects are actu- have no doubt that’s a very seri- military coup. raises the stakes in Congress’ ef- and have limitations such as a 25 ally doing. ous competitive threat,” he said. Truckloads of soldiers blocked forts to hold Venezuelan authori- mph top speed. The route might be set by typ- Major automakers have all incoming roads to the capital’s ties accountable for a crackdown The announcement presents ing a destination into a map or steadily introduced technology Victory Monument in a massive against protesters that has raged a challenge to automakers that using spoken commands, Chris that helps cars stay in their lanes show of force at the height of eve- since February. have been more cautious about Urmson, the leader of Google’s and avoid accidents. However, all ning rush hour in an area that Forty-two people have been introducing fully automated self-driving car team, told re- those vehicles come with a steer- serves as one of the city’s commut- killed, with the violence height- driving and to government regu- porters Wednesday. ing wheel and pedals — and the er bus hubs. ening tensions between the U.S. lators who are scrambling to ac- The car will be powered by expectation that a driver will More than a dozen police pris- and Venezuela that have per- commodate self-driving cars on electricity and could go about jump in should trouble arise. oner trucks were parked along the sisted unabated since the death public roads. Other companies 100 miles before charging. Its Several companies have said they emptied roundabout, but there last year of the South American are working on the technology shape suggests a rounded-out expect by 2020 to market ve- was little sign of protesters, who country’s former leader Hugo but none as large as Google has Volkswagen Beetle — something hicles that can drive themselves have come out almost daily to defy Chavez. said it intends to put such cars in that might move people around under certain conditions. a ban on political gatherings. • Main 11 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 Pacific Crest Trail Speed-Hiking Champion Looks Back FAST PACE: Bellingham Woman Sped Through 2,700-Mile Trail “People always ask me if I was afraid, being That Cuts through a woman alone in the wilderness. No. Lewis County With Wilderness might be the safest place a About Five Hours of woman can be alone.” Sleep Each Night Heather Anderson By Rich Landers record-setting hiker The Spokesman Review SPOKANE — "I'm not a particularly fast walker," Heather "I got a text from him," Anish monster in a sun dress. Anderson said — much to the recalled. "He said he was sitting "The alarm on my watch relief of her interviewer — as she in a bar having a beer and it felt would chime every hour to re- recently hiked a North Idaho a lot better than hiking with me." mind me to reach into my pack trail. Most hikers offered encour- for 200- to 300-calorie snacks I'd "The difference between me agement, but speed hikers can eat on the go," she said. and the thru-hikers who have a expect negative vibes. Anish has fast pace is that I walked 3 mph been criticized for making a race NEVERTHELESS, her plan to hike all day and into every night, av- out of backpacking, a sport most 50-mile days and blow through eraging 5 hours of sleep, without people associate with enjoying Oregon in nine days pushed her a rest day." the scenery, smelling the roses limits. She had trouble carrying For two months! and communing with nature. enough food to eat. She bought That's how Anderson, 32, "Actually, I was getting heap- extra food at stores, inhaled beat the unsupported backpacking helpings of almost every- Oreos smothered in congealed ing speed record on the Pacific thing a backpacker seeks except coconut oil, and sucked down a Crest Trail by four days. Starting sitting around in camp," she said, bag of tuna at night for protein. June 8, 2013, at the U.S-Mexico pointing to her iPhone and a She'd elevate her legs on a pack border, the Bellingham hiker av- single photo that included about at night to reduce the swelling eraged nearly 44 miles a day gob- three dozen mountain goats in in her feet, but she wasn't getting bling up nearly 2,700 miles along the Goat Rocks Wilderness. enough hours in the sack for her the PCT to arrive at the Canada Rich Landers / The Spokesman-Review "I was up and walking dur- body to recover. border in 60 days, 17 hours and In this May 14 photo, Paciic Crest Trail self-supported speed record setter Heather ing every sunrise when wildlife "I was falling asleep on the 12 minutes. Anderson, of Bellingham, hikes near Sandpoint, Idaho. In 2013, Anderson, who is most active and I was on the trail, thinking this was ridicu- "Once I realized this was not goes by the trail name Anish, hiked the trail from Mexico to Canada in 60 days, 17 trail enjoying every sunset when lous to be this tired and be barely a backpacking trip — that it was hours and 12 minutes, beating the previous record of 64 days. wildlife is out again. Then I'd put halfway," she said. "The chal- all about pain and suffering — it on my headlamp and keep going." lenge was becoming as much was easier to cope," she said. nity, I had to go shopping. I had done the PCT on a normal trip, mental as it was physical." Anderson, who works at the to shiver under a space blanket enjoying the social part of it and NIGHT HIKING was one of the She got a boost by discov- food co-op in Mount Vernon, for a week to realize I needed a learning the route," she said. "It fears she had to overcome. "I've ering she'd become famous. "I has no current plans to set an- sleeping bag." was the driest year in California always been a scaredy-cat," she came across a Boy Scout troop," other record of any kind. She Her empty cache of back- since 1977. That meant snow-free said. "But I couldn't reach my she recalled. They asked if I was says she's content running 30- to packing experience started fill- hiking through the High Sierra." goal without continuing af- Anish. When I said yes, they 100-mile ultra-marathons and ing as she shared the miles with She planned for months us- ter dark. There simply weren't were like the paparazzi. disappearing into the wilderness experienced thru-hikers. She ing spreadsheets to map out enough daylight hours. "I checked in and found out regularly to climb peaks and took on the trail name Anish, the mileages she would need to "Night hiking grew on me. Af- I had 3,000 Facebook followers. hash out obscene mileages with (pronounced "ah-NISH") to hon- make, including side trips for ter I got over the initial shock of Word was spreading that I was friends. or her Great Lakes heritage and the resupply boxes she'd package walking by four rattlesnakes and on a record pace." She's already proved herself her full-blooded Anishinaabeg and mail before she left. stepping over a tarantula in the Caffeine gave her a boost she to herself — hiking through obe- grandmother. While she would later avoid desert, I realized night hiking needed to hike the last tough sity, fear of the dark, self-doubt, a "The big eye-opener wasn't snow in the Sierras by opting was cooler, peaceful and I used 500 miles through Washington's marriage and the triple crown of just learning that I could do for a late June 8 start, she paid more senses. The sounds and Cascades. "The key was hiking the USA's long-distance trails. long-distance hiking, but that I a price during the initial 40- to smells were different." to midnight or later, and I had to was pretty good at it," she said. 50-mile days in the California Courage she never knew she stay awake," she said. SHE STARTED from scratch 12 That hike — and shedding 70 desert, packing up to six liters had emerged one night in Or- Lonesomeness ate at her years ago. pounds that year — was her new of water as temperatures soared. egon. "It was 11 p.m. and I was psyche, but being alone had its "Never in my dreams did I beginning. After running out of water and trying to get in another couple advantages. imagine setting a record of any On the AT, she learned about relying on a source that turned miles when I lifted my head and "I cried a lot, especially in the kind, much less an athletic re- the Pacific Crest Trail. In 2004, out to be a mud hole, she wan- the light shined on the eyes of a mornings or when a resupply cord," she said, noting that she she hiked it with a partner in dered two more hours in 115 de- cougar," she said. "It was right didn't work out right and I'd lose grew up in a relatively inactive a normal time of about four grees to find another. "Too close," there, way too close. I reacted hours and think my goal was out Michigan family. "I weighed 200 months. she said. "That almost did me in." purely out of instinct. I barked. of reach," she said. "I'd have my pounds when I graduated from "On that trip, I crossed paths Confidence that she could It was a very tough, don't-mess- little pity-fests, and then get over high school." with David Horton, who was on keep up the record pace was with-me bark. it. Her epiphany came that sum- his way to setting a supported elusive until she scaled the last "That cougar was outta there." "Sometimes I sang. It was mer after she landed a job at PCT speed record," she said. "I'd of five major passes ranging to Anish is quick to counter peo- good to be alone for that. I'm a Grand Canyon National Park. never even thought about such 13,200 feet in the Sierra Nevada ple who say she was walking too terrible singer. "I fell in love with the trails," a thing. I began to wonder if I Range in two 40-mile days. fast to see the scenery on the Pa- "People always ask me if I was she said. "I had never hiked be- could do it." "At 1,000 miles I realized I cific Crest Trail. "I'd never seen a afraid, being a woman alone in fore." Hooked on the freedom of could do it," she said. "But it was cougar in my life or on any of my the wilderness. No. Wilderness In college she majored in re- trails, she completed long-dis- going to hurt." four-month-long backpacking might be the safest place a wom- ligious studies and minored in tance hiking's Triple Crown by Huge blisters formed on her trips, but I saw four cougars dur- an can be alone. creative writing. "I wanted to be bagging the 3,000-mile Conti- heels in the desert and never ing the speed trip," she said. "I've learned that I need a Christian missionary," she said. nental Divide Trail in 2006. had a chance to heal. "They were By Oregon, her body was wilderness to be whole. I take "I had my sights on Mongolia tangerine-size beauties," she said. in peak trail condition, pared strength from it. until I realized I was no good at HER HIKING and climbing treks "Didn't clear up for two months down like her pack of any unes- "And like I told my mom, don't proselytizing." gained speed and distance. A few after the hike." sential weight. She was a calories- worry. When I'm on a trail like Meantime, her introduction ultramarathons quenched her Before she was out of Califor- in, miles-out, trail-terminating the PCT, I'm with family." to hiking had been taking root lust for mileage. nia, she was passing thru-hikers and was ready to blossom into "Some people put up with who'd started in April. Some The Glass Guru™ another sort of mission. hiking so they can get to a good hiked with her for awhile, but SERVICES "The day after I graduated place to camp," she said. "I was only one man, trail name Lint, Moisture Removal from college in 2003, my friends becoming one of the people who kept up more than two days. Scratch Removal dropped me off in Georgia at the put up with camping as a means On his Facebook page, Lint beginning of the Appalachian of hiking farther and farther into posted, "Anish took me on my Water Stain Removal Trail," she said. "I said goodbye the wilderness." first 49-mile day on trail, fol- MOISTURE IN YOUR WINDOWS? 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News in Brief School Construction the city and Centralia High was mutually beneficial and he Aug. 4, the NWS said. Education Program Summer School on Tuesday night. hopes to continue working with The stretch of dry weather Day Camp, held at Morton’s Class Enters Agreement The partnership would be the construction class on future includes days when it has rained Roxy Theater. beneficial to the city and the con- projects. the least when analyzing more Youths ages 6 to 18 will act, With Centralia struction class, according to the than 100 years, according to the dance, sing, design, build, paint The Centralia High School city. Projects would depend on weather service. and enjoy lunch during the in- construction class entered into a the Parks and Recreation staff’s Weather Service The NWS suggest those plan- tensive educational day camp partnership with the city of Cen- workload and the time of year. Pinpoints Best Time ning an outdoor wedding or oth- that concludes with two perfor- tralia on Tuesday that will allow Most recently, the parks er outdoor event schedule it in mances of “Princess Who?” on staff was unable to install new July 11 and 12. the class to work on community for Outdoor Weddings mid-July to early August, the his- playground equipment at Fort The day camp will run noon projects the city is unable to fin- Borst Park before summer be- The best time of year for an torically driest time of the year. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday, June ish. cause of its workload and unex- outdoor wedding in Western 23-July 12. Educational director Mitchell Smith, the construc- pected circumstances, the city Washington is mid-July to early Signups Begin for is Kate Fortin. tion class teacher, approached said. Smith’s class came in and August, according to the Nation- Cost is $100; some scholar- the city about the partnership installed the playground equip- al Weather Service in Seattle. Children’s Theater ships are available. Registration because he said it would teach ment for the city. Since the weather service be- forms can be found at the BCJ the students construction skills. Community Development gan keeping weather records in Day Camp in Morton Gallery, Morton, or by emailing The Centralia City Council Director Emil Pierson said the 1891, the data shows the driest Registration has begun for coordinator Jennifer Kinsman at approved the agreement between playground equipment project part of the year is from July 21 to the OnStage Children’s Theatre [email protected].

The family is involved in service before being able to suc- stop things from getting carried communicate directly with the Boy motocross, and the child, while cessfully call 911. downstream. If a person gets rescue crew. young, was an experienced rider, caught in a log jam, the speed of While above the river, the Continued from the front page the sheriff said. He was wearing a THE FAMILY had returned for the river can pin the individual personnel in the helicopter were helmet and protective riding gear. the past several years to camp underwater and prevent them able to see something red, which dangerous for the technical re- No one saw the boy go down in the remote campground area from getting free. was the color of some of the boy’s covery team. the embankment and fall into the along the Cispus River, about 10 clothes, caught at a log jam about “We’re kind of at the mercy of river, but it only took moments for miles down a rural forest service ON TUESDAY, the sheriff asked a a mile downstream from where the river and the weather,” the sheriff said. the family to realize he was gone, road south of Randle, Mansfield KIRO 7 news reporter and cam- the boy fell in, the sheriff said. Meanwhile, other sources the sheriff said. The family looked said. eraman, who had responded to The sheriff said crews believe within the sheriff’s office have to the river and saw the boy’s hel- This year, however, the serene the forested area to cover the sto- the helicopter spotted the boy. said the body has not been de- met bobbing downstream. and beautiful wilderness became ry, if they could ask their station However, the portion of the river finitively located. After both of the boy’s parents the family’s nightmare as the riv- to send a helicopter over the river is “almost totally inaccessible” to This morning, the sheriff said jumped in after the boy, his father, er swept the boy away and posed to aid in the search. technical rescue crews due to the crews will not be out on the river Joshua, was swept downstream a difficult recovery scenario for Mansfield said it is easier to speed and dangers of the river. today but will meet to create a about a half mile before he was the deputies and volunteers who see into the water from above “It’s going to have to drop a plan in how to access the future able to pull himself out. searched for him. than from the shore. couple feet before we can even be recovery efforts. Even then, the 32-year-old As the team searched the riv- The helicopters the sheriff’s able to begin to access that one “We’re doing the very best Tacoma man continued search- er Tuesday afternoon, the fam- office would normally rely on particular area,” Mansfield said. we can to bring the boy home,” ing for his son. ily gathered along the road away were unavailable on Tuesday, he Despite the dangers, those on Mansfield said. “He was hypothermic when from the water. said. the dive team and swift water res- they got him out,” Mansfield While the river is small in KIRO 7 agreed to help. cue team are dedicated to bring- DRAKE OSTENSON was riding his said. “He did what he could until comparison to the Cowlitz River, The news helicopter was in ing closure to the family and will motorcycle around the camp- he was totally numb.” the snow melt in May makes the Tacoma, and flew to the Randle continue to try to find the boy, ground when it appears he got Because the area where the water shockingly cold and the area to assist in the search, Man- Mansfield said. too close to the edge of the river family was camping was so re- current violently swift. sfield said. It landed briefly on “They’ll risk as much on a re- bank, lost control of the bike and mote, a family member had to The 40-degree river also has a bridge near the search efforts covery as they do on a rescue,” the crashed into the water. drive toward Randle to get cell numerous log jams, which can and the pilot was given a radio to sheriff said.

will have to be the kind of struc- Anchor QEA, a environmen- structures in the Chehalis River Flood officials hope the pro- Flood ture that will help the fisheries.” tal and engineering consulting floodplain during a 100-year posal will lead to a solution after The three dam structure op- firm, said the firm is research- flood event by 18 percent. decades of studies. Continued from the front page tions presented to the nearly 30 ing aquatic life enhancement op- The next steps for the flood Since 1933, more than 830 community members in atten- tions that would greatly increase officials will be to pinpoint more studies have been conducted on After a two-day strategic dance Wednesday were a flood fish population. specific cost estimates for aquat- what to do about flooding in the workshop last week, regional retention dam, a multipurpose The enhancement options ic species enhancement, water Chehalis Basin with little action flood experts presented their dam and a multipurpose rockfill include removing barriers from retention, possible Interstate 5 taken. findings to the public. They in- dam. The multipurpose dams culverts for fish passage and im- improvements and other flood “The hope is today is differ- cluded three options for water would offer fish passage both plementing better management proofing projects. The group ent,” Kramer said. “The leader- retention on the Chehalis River, upstream and downstream, of- will host another workshop in ship is looking at how can you the estimated number of aquatic of forest practices on timber land ficials said. to leave trees along the stream- September prior to submitting make things different into the species impacted and ongoing its proposal by November. future.” plans to protect Interstate 5. “It would have a number of side corridors. Combined, the Some of the flood officials on different ways of passing fish options would cost between $63 the Governor’s Chehalis Basin which is a very important and million and $134 million. Work Group are preparing to expensive part of this compared “I’m pleased we are seeing a MAY 29JUNE 16 submit a plan to Gov. Jay Inslee to the flood-control only struc- nice benefit from some of the en- by November that would poten- ture,” Jim Kramer, Chehalis Ba- hancement options,” Ferguson tially propose a dam structure on sin project manager, said. said. “Every (dam) option at the the Upper Chehalis River. The flood retention dam is basin scale sums up to be a nega- Karen Valenzuela, vice chair estimated to cost between $265 tive effect.” * of the Chehalis River Basin million and $421 million, less Ferguson said his firm’s stud- % OFF Flood Authority and member of than the multipurpose dams that ies revealed some other interest- would cost between $369 million ing facts. Specifically, the Che- 30PAINTS & STAINS the work group, said prior to the workshop last week and during and $708 million. halis River Basin is among the (with coupon) the public meeting Wednesday All three of the dam options richest watersheds when it comes she did not feel ready to make a would negatively impact the to amphibians such as toads and recommendation to Inslee. Now abundance of aquatic species. frogs due to the floodplain con- she feels more informed, she said. The negative impacts range from nectivity and habitat. “I feel we will be ready to a population loss of negative 2 The consulting firm’s study make a recommendation,” Va- percent to negative 12 percent, also found that projected cli- lenzuela said. “I don’t know what depending on the species. mate change over the next 100 the recommendation will be. It However, John Ferguson, of years would increase affected

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

Readers react after four Vader teens are arrested for vandalizing a church and its American flag on Me- morial Day weekend:

Barbara Nichols Lewis: My dad was in the Navy during World War II. There’s no doubt in my mind that he would have done severe bodily harm to his children if we had even thought of doing anything bad to the flag.

Adam Barr: So what’s happening to help teach these kids right from wrong? If we are counting on juvenile detention to solve the problem, statistically it will do the opposite.

Photographs submitted by Kalyn Waters, Minnetonka Moccasin Co. Readers react after annual Memorial Day ceremo- Lindsay Stewart stands behind boxes of Minnetonka Moccasin booties, to which she adds colorful designs. ny at Claquato Cemetery: Centralia Grad Adds Colorful Art

Kirsten Klein: It was a wonderful service. The sun started shining just as the service start- to Minnetonka Moccasin Booties ed. Editor’s note: The following article was pub- a leap and ordered three pair of Minnetonka boo- lished on the website for the Minnetonka Moccasin ties and some sets of new paints. For three Satur- Co. Lindsay Stray Stewart graduated from Centralia days, I painted. With three, simple pair of custom, High School in 1999. She is married to Josh Stewart, hand-painted moccasins, I opened my Etsy shop. a 1998 Centralia grad. The Manhattan residents First under the name “Magnus ‘n Maxwell” – un- have two children. Lindsay has created a business sure what the heck one actually does with an Etsy Brett Morris: Brian Hill spoke. He’s very making custom designs of Minnetonka booties. shop. good. Several months later, I sold my first pair. I was A few months ago we began seeing the cute and so excited I texted a friend. She had no idea I had colorful hand painted designs of Lindsay Stewart’s painted some moccasins! I sent her the link to my Free Range Mama shop on Instagram. Etsy shop and she wrote back: “I’ll take three.” And Readers react as search continues for 5-year-old Ta- We adored the customized designs Lindsay was then another friend caught wind: “I’ll take three.” coma boy who fell into the Cispus River during a Me- adding to Minnetonka booties and couldn’t wait And from there it sort of snowballed. morial Day camping trip with his family: to learn more about her Minnetonka connection What inspires your designs? and inspiration behind her Free Range Mama Etsy Well, the music is always on. Also, album art shop. and poster art, 1960s photography books, flora/ What’s your Minnetonka story? fauna guides, a plane ticket. I have worn Minnetonka since Day One. My What’s your process? How long does it take Annie Barber: So sad! Hopefully they can mom was familiar with the brand from growing for you to create a new custom pair? get to him soon and give this family closure. up in Starbuck, Minnesota, and throughout my Free Range Mama is a free-hand, hand-painted, childhood my mom, dad and I all wore them. entirely custom brand. No stencils. No tracing. No When my husband Josh and I had our first son, sketching beforehand. Once I’ve ironed out what Maxwell, my parents gave us my first pair for him the client has in their heart and it’s production to wear. As he grew out of them, we packed them time, I can have the moccasins painted and ready away — only to bring them back out when our sec- to roll within a few hours. Danyell Gregory Zavodsky: I can’t read ond son, Magnus, was born. The fact that they’ve What is your most memorable (or favorite) stories like this without being brought back to lasted 33-plus years is definitely a testament to the pair that you’ve ever painted? my terrible day. So sorry for the family. brand. I have so many. Two faves are the Spaceship Tell us how Free Range Mama came to be. and Planets pair with the navy blue capped off toes After Magnus grew out of my infant Minneton- and also the Psychedelic Tie Dye Swirl “Cosmic ka booties I sealed them into a Ziploc and placed Friend” pair. Anything with owls is requested all them in the bottom drawer of the boys’ dresser. A the time, too. Luckily, even repeating styles keeps Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter year or so later, I was reorganizing and emptied the things interesting around here since they are all www.facebook.com/ @chronline drawer and was so excited to see them again. They one-of-a-kind. Every, single pair is unique. thecentraliachronicle were squashed flat but as I pulled them carefully Sometimes clients want something they don’t from the bag, the texture of the worn suede felt so see listed and then we can collaborate on a spe- Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to reassuring to me. cific design. All Free Range Mama moccasins can [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. The soles of the moccasins were worn, but be personalized with names, birthdays, quotes — showed no age. I wondered if anybody found their even music notes. A recent pair included the actual Minnetonkas to be such a keepsake the way I did. music notes for “Everybody’s Talkin’” by Harry Folks used to wear white leather booties and would Nilsson. My favorite words to paint are “Be True.” later bronze them – that’s pretty special, I thought. “Be Brave.” Such a sendoff for the moccasins; from We’re more than But I wondered if anybody would want a birthday my silly little paint brushes, to the soles of the feet or a name painted on these moccasins. To keep so precious in your life. and hand down. And add names later, maybe. Sort For more of Lindsay’s designs, visit her Free just print. of like a lineage of moccasin-lovers. Range Mama Etsy shop at https://www.etsy.com/ I did love to paint but hadn’t in years. So I took shop/FreeRangeMamaGifts.

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl State 2B Softball Tournament Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 5 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Preview College Baseball Forgione Tabbed Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year SHORTSTOP: Chehalis anything,” Forgione said. “To be named such a prestigious award, Product Playing in in arguably the best baseball NCAA Tournament conference in the country, is just mind-blowing to me.” With Huskies Forgione started 51 of UW’s By Aaron VanTuyl 55 games this season, posting a .972 fielding percentage with [email protected] only eight errors in 284 chanc- Erik Forgione heard the es. He led the conference in as- news like almost everyone else: sists and fielded 42 double plays, Twitter. which ranked second in the Pac- The University of Washing- 12, in becoming the first Husky ton shortstop was with his team to win the award. in Oxford, Miss., on Wednesday, The shortstop wasn’t the only preparing for the regional round Husky with hardware. Robert of the NCAA championships. Pehl, a junior outfielder also One of his roommates, back in from Chehalis, was a Pac-12 Seattle, tweeted out congratula- Honorable Mention, after hit- tions to the 2011 W.F. West High ting .259 with a team-best 12 doubles and five home runs and Scott Eklund / Red Box Pictures School graduate for winning the Pac-12’s Defensive Player of the 32 RBIS, which tied for the team University of Washington shortstop Erik Forgione throws to irst during a win over UCLA on May 25 in Seattle. Forgione, a lead. Forgione, meanwhile, hit 2011 W.F. West High School graduate, was named the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year, the conference announced on Year award. Wednesday. “It was a surprise, more than please see FORGIONE, page S7

Prep Athletics 2A Girls Tennis State Tourney Weekend Guide By The Chronicle The Fab Four This usually takes place over Memorial Day weekend, but for whatever reason it’s pushed back a week this year. It’s spring Tiger Quartet Headed to State sports state tournament week, in which everything going on in the final sports season of the school year comes to a crashing halt over a one-week period — the most of which is packed into Friday and Saturday. Here’s a quick primer on what’s going on where and what the well-traveled fan shouldn’t miss.

TENNIS The State 1B/2B/1A Girls Tennis Tournament will be held at Yakima’s West Valley High School on Friday and Saturday. Tenino’s Ali Jo Vens is the only local competing, and she’ll face Annie Wright’s Samantha Weeks in the first round. The State 2A Girls Tennis Tournament will be held at the University of Washington’s Nor- dstrom Tennis Center on Fri- day and Saturday. In the singles bracket, Centralia’s Lillian Al- bright faces Foster’s Eunica Se- Pete Caster / [email protected] rafica in the first round, while From left, Centralia’s Anna Scheibmeir, Lillian Albright, McKailey Fast and Jaycee Foster will all enter the State 2A Tennis Tournament at the University of Washington Centralia’s Anna Scheibmeir on Friday in Seattle. takes on Olympic’s Anne Marie Herbert in the first round. In REACHING THE TOP: end at the University of Wash- Tigers' No. 1 doubles team of balls during the summer and ington and it's no coincidence senior McKailey Fast and junior making tennis a priority sport doubles action, Centralia’s Jaycee Centralia’s Anna Foster and McKailey Fast play they're a close-knit group of Jaycee Foster. as opposed to just something to Evergreen’s Cecilia Vu and Hao Scheibmeir and Lillian friends. This core group of players do in the sping. Trieu in the opening round. "They started out early when have created such a strong bond "The seniors were more Albright Entering Singles they were younger, got serious between each other, they've leaders by example," Keahey TRACK Tournament; McKailey at the start of high school and dubbed themselves "The Fab said. "You saw how hard they then, wow, they really saw what Four" and the results certainly worked. These seniors changed The state 2A/3A/4A champi- Fast, Jaycee Foster they could do in league," Cen- speak for themselves. the culture of the team by their onships run from Thursday to Headed for Doubles tralia coach Deb Keahey said. "It's so cool," Scheibmeir work ethic and determination Saturday at Mt. Tahoma High to do their very best. Don't get Bracket Senior Anna Scheibmeir has said. "Before they were there to School in Tacoma. The biggest been to state — alone — two support me but it's just not the me wrong; they still have fun draw for local fans will be W.F. By Brandon Hansen previous times as Centralia's same as everyone playing at playing, and now they have fun West’s Nike McClure, who has top singles player. She's been the same time. It's probably my consistently winning also." the best time in the 2A ranks in [email protected] Centralia was in the middle the 200 meters (25.06 seconds) undefeated in Evergreen 2A proudest moment playing ten- There are four left. Conference play since her soph- nis for Centralia having every- of the standings when these se- and the best shot put throw (44 niors and Foster started playing feet, 2 inches). The 2A girls shot And they wouldn't have it omore year and been commit- one play." any other way. ted to the sport of tennis her It's been a group that has for the Tigers. For the last three put finals will be Friday after- years they've been building the Centralia is sending four whole life. This time she'll be spent countless hours working noon, while the 200 finals will be program to a point of near-per- players to the State 2A Girls joined by fellow senior singles at the gym with local pro TJ please see GUIDE, page S4 Tennis Tournament this week- player Lillian Albright and the Underwood in Chehalis, hitting please see TENNIS, page S3

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Rescuers Hunting Turkeys in the Wild Save Hiker By Jordan Nailon For The Chronicle Stuck on As a turkey hunter in western Washington, Guy Ruble of- Rocky ten finds himself on the receiv- ing end of inquisitive looks and questions founded in bewilder- Mountain ment. “A lot of people ask me, ‘Why Peak would you want to shoot a stupid ol’ turkey,’” tells Ruble. “Well, ROCKY MOUNTAIN they’ve got the best hearing, NATIONAL PARK, Colo. and sight that’ll stop you dead (AP) — A 19-year-old in your tracks. Their senses are Canadian hiker who was heightened because everything stuck on a ledge of the in the woods wants to eat them.” tallest mountain in Rocky To put it plainly, Ruble enjoys Mountain National Park the challenge. in Colorado has been res- “If you got to kill something every time, that ain’t what it’s cued. always about. A lot of it is about Park officials said the people you meet, the cama- Samuel Frappier of Que- raderie, and the hunt itself,” he bec was flown to a landing said. zone in the park and tak- Adding to the implicit chal- en by ambulance to a hos- lenge of hunting is the nuanced pital Wednesday evening. fact that Ruble crafts his own Frappier was stranded turkey calls. Tuesday on the east side “It’s a folk art. It’s got a lot of history to it,” explained Ruble, Courtesy Photo of Longs Peak while de- who has been crafting his own Jack (left) and Luke (right) Dahlgren, of Forks, hold up their harvests from a recent turkey hunting trip with Guy Ruble. scending from the top of calls for the past seven years. the 14,255-foot precipice. “I’m the only call maker in me examples of calls made by Rescuers reached western Washington as far as some of the good ol’ boys that Frappier about 6 p.m. I know,” said Ruble. “I’d like to sell for upwards of $1,100. Still, MDT Wednesday. know some others, because it’s a he says, nobody does it as a full time job. He was spotted about fun thing to do.” 1,000 feet below the sum- Ruble, 40, who works as a "A lot of guys are retired, and mit on Broadway Ledge. contract timber cutter out of do it to supplement their hunt- Forks, has taken keenly to learning habit, I imagine,” he said. A photo released by park ing the craft from his elders and For his part, Ruble says, “I officials showed a sloping other experts in the field. Those started making calls because I ledge covered by patches experts are scattered across the wanted to harvest something of snow. Park officials said United States so face-to-face with tools that I made from my Frappier was climbing meetings can be hard to muster. own hands.” with a friend but got sepa- To remedy this circumstance, According to Ruble — a hunter of all stripes who em- rated. It was unclear how Ruble makes an annual trip to he ended up on the ledge. Tennessee for the National Wild ploys the old adage, “If it flies it Turkey Federation gathering at dies, and if it’s brown it’s down” About 30 members of the Grand Ol’ Opry. Even there, — there is quite a lot of strat- the park rescue team dealt gleaning the true tricks of the egy involved in procuring your with falling ice and rock trade can be a tough task. winged quarry. throughout the day before “Some of the old school guys “You want to sneak in early rescuing Frappier, spokes- are tight lipped. I mean they are in the morning and find their woman Kyle Patterson national-level competitors and roosting tree,” said Ruble. After said. they don’t want to reveal noth- finding the roosting tree, Ruble will sometimes start making In addition, a short- in’,” said Ruble. haul helicopter used to To supplement his knowl- loud noise to startle the birds out edge base, Ruble owns an ex- of their roost, which will often rescue climbers in Grand tensive collection of turkey call bring the dominant Tom down Teton National Park was making books and manuals, from his perch in an attempt to Courtesy Photo brought in. The aircraft including an antique issue of gather up his flock. Turkey hunter Guy Ruble poses with his kill in the ield. is capable of lowering a Turkey Call Makers Past and “Depending on the time of stretcher. Present, by the late Earl Mickel. year they like the squeak or the Another helicopter Ruble has even gathered a dozen rasp,” said Ruble. “You’ve got to was helping with surveil- get them hot and then play hard autographs from some of his fa- lance and supplies. to get. It’s a lot like elk hunting, vorite call makers, or 'ol’ boys,' Frappier used his cell- who are represented in the book. bugling elk.” There are several styles of box Spring season, he added, is phone to call authorities calls that a turkey hunter can when you call your gobblers and spent Tuesday night use made from an impressive ar- in; fall is when you break up on the mountain, where ray of materials, including cop- the herds, and have the turkeys temperatures dropped per, slate over glass, Sitka spruce, come looking for you. into the 30s. He said he poplar, and cedar. Some hunters Ruble says that he prefers the wasn’t injured, but he employ voice calls as well, but spring wild turkey hunt to its fall didn’t have any technical counterpart because it coincides Ruble prefers the traditional box climbing equipment that call. Box calls are generally be- with the birds' breeding season. would help him move up tween 8 and 12 inches long, with “I bet I put a solid month in a hinged lid. The hinge allows hunting," he said. "That spans or down. Some of the res- the lid to be slid from side to side from Florida to Idaho to eastern cuers spent the night at across the top edges of the box, Washington.” the base of Longs Peak so creating the telltale screech and For his part, Ruble says he they could begin climbing rasp of a dominant gobbler. has not yet gone in search of the after daybreak. The box calls are hand honed often elusive Eastern wild turkey Courtesy Photo Rescue members were from the inside. of western Washington. Turkey hunters often use a wood box call to lure in their prey. to be flown out as daylight “No, I haven’t done any "You drill them out and then permitted. chisel them out. You’re trying to hunting on this side of the Ruble recently went to Flori- time spent in the woods. He The mountain, visible get the right vibration to mimic mountains,” said Ruble. “They da in search of the Osceola tur- finds the natural connections to from the Denver area, is a holler. It has a lot to do with do have a small little population key but returned home empty- be especially important in this a popular place to climb angles,” explained Ruble. “A ze- of Easterns down in the Centra- handed. He said the hunting screen grabbed day in age where bra wood lid works great over lia and Shelton area, but where down south is much different and can be scaled with- children are too often cloistered Alaskan yellow cedar. That’s one I go, I’ve just got it so dialed in because the land is filled with out any special equipment inside. of my favorite combos.” on that (east) side that it’s almost swamps, spiders, snakes, and during the summer. Although the art of call mak- not worth it (on the west side).” alligators. Still, he could Now 16 years into his own However, recent ing is a true esoteric undertak- In fact, Ruble is planning on barely contain his excitement for turkey hunting escapades, Ruble climbers have said win- ing, even a novice should be able heading to Idaho this Wednes- a return trip. plans on sharing the experience ter conditions remained to successfully employ a well- day in search of some Merriam’s “I didn’t get one, which with as many folks as possible. crafted turkey call. and Rio Grande turkeys. Since means I will have to make an- where park officials “After my first year, after I warn that mountaineer- “That’s the key for a call Ruble has not hunted Eastern other trip. Oh darn,” he dead- shot my first turkey, I thought, maker,” said Ruble. “You want to turkeys in western Washington panned. ing experience and the ‘why haven’t I been doing this make them for the average Joe, he has not completed the Wash- Ruble often takes along knowledge and use of so they can pick them up and ington Slam, but he is hunting friends or local youths on his since my twenties?” he won- specialized equipment is make them run.” the U.S. Slam, which includes excursions and enjoys the cama- dered. required. Ruble says he sells about ten Goulds from New Mexico and raderie that can be built between Wild turkey hunting season of his calls per year, and showed the Osceola from Florida. youth and adults during their in Washington ends May 31. Olympic Park Cabin on Most Endangered List

PORT ANGELES, Wash. Trust for Historic Preservation’s The Kitsap Sun reports four (AP) — An 83-year-old log cab- annual list. other additions to the most en- in teetering on the eroding bank Built in 1930, the chalet was dangered list are an art deco- of the Quinault River in Olym- used as a lodge, summer ranger style fire hall in Port Angeles, pic National Park was added this station and emergency shelter. week to the state list of most en- It’s located in the southwest downtown Sprague near Spo- dangered historical properties. corner of the park, 13 miles up kane, the Thayer Barn in Duvall Photo courtesy of Olympic National Park The Enchanted Valley Chalet the Graves Creek trail in the En- and the Oysterville historic dis- In this April 2014 photo provided by Olympic National Park, a log cabin teeters on is included in the Washington chanted Valley. trict in Pacific County. the eroding bank of the Quinault River in Olympic National Park in Washington. The cabin has been added to the state list of endangered historical properties. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Fishing & Hunting Report The Spring Frustrations of Mice and Crows By Jordan Nailon slightly longer tail and rounder Lake (2,990, 2.6 lb Brown trout), need a Two Pole Endorsement 13 in Puget Sound, south of the For The Chronicle body than comrades of the mur- Fort Borst Park (2,008, 2.51 lb in order to fish two poles on wa- Tacoma Narrows Bridge. Most derous flock, and makes a curi- Rainbows) and Horseshoe Lake terways where two pole fishing is other marine areas will open I normally enjoy wildlife of ous meow-like call, rather than (2,500 Rainbows and 2,000 allowed, and anglers wishing to all stripes. Whether they be in to recreational crab fishing on the obtuse cah-caw of the crow. Brown trout). test the Columbia will not need July 3 (except San Juan Islands). the middle of a telephoto lens, Even better, a flock of Brewers Lake Merwin Fish Hatchery a Columbia River Salmon and Check the WDFW for specific the center of a telescopic laser Blackbirds is known as a keg, Steelhead Endorsement, which is will be hosting its annual “Spe- water opening regulations. scope, the top of a telephone pole, which is always nice to have on cial Kids Day” for youths with normally required. the end of a baited line, or the hand at the farm. disabilities on July 12 from 9 “Free Fishing Weekend is a “We continue to see healthy central focus of my pupils, prox- a.m. to 1 p.m. The event, which great time to try fishing in Wash- numbers of crab throughout imity to creatures of the wild add FISHIN’ began in 1999 and is sponsored ington, whether you are new to the Sound,” said Rich Childers, a richness to the fondue of life. by the WDFW, draws roughly the sport, have not taken up a WDFW shellfish policy lead, in a Recently, though, I have been Anglers are eagerly tak- 100 youngsters and their families rod and reel in years, or want to press release. “With such strong plagued by a few visitors who ing advantage of the additional each year. introduce a friend or young fam- numbers, crabbing should be are proving to be a never-ending month of salmon and steelhead Prior to the big fishing day ily member to the sport,” said good from opening day all the nuisance. Namely, I have been fishing on the lower Columbia 3,000 trout will be stocked in the Donley, in the press release. way through the end of the sum- pestered by hordes of crows and River that lasts through June 15. wheelchair-accessible waters at Other fishing rules regarding mice. Last week the Washington De- mer season.” the hatchery. The fish will range size, bag limits and closures will Childers also noted that the The mice seem to be unaffect- partment of Fish and Wildflie from one to four pounds. Volun- remain in effect during the two- sampled 8,881 fishing tips on June 1 opening will give crab ed by the change of season and teers will be on hand to, “serve day license reprieve, and a catch are still actively seeking refuge the last turns of the might river. potters an extra month to grab as one-on-one fishing coaches, record is also required for any within the confines of the cabin. Those trips produced a total of their quarry. assisting youngsters throughout harvested salmon or steelhead. Mice that follow proper mousey 1,181 adult Chinook (604 keep- the day.” “Sport crabbers in that area protocol by darting around dur- ers) and 339 summer steelhead Interested anglers need to have fallen short of reaching ing the witching hour and gener- (325 keepers). CLAMMIN’ be pre-registered by June 30 their catch quota in recent years, ally sticking to the shadows are While springers are still com- and can do so easily by calling, The last of the season’s clam so we can afford to give them one thing, but my visitors are of a prising 79 percent of the harvest, digs began on Tuesday and will more time to fish during the up- much more brazen cloth. These summer steelhead are beginning 1-800-899-4421. Participants will receive rods, reels, tackle, continue through Sunday, June coming season,” Childers said in field mice of mayhem scatter to make their strong seasonal 1. All of the dates are slated for and t-shirts to keep and lunch the press release. about the counters and peruse push upriver. morning digs with no digging al- the dirty dishes at all hours of Those who have been drifting will be provided. The daily limit for crab fish- The WDFW recently an- lowed after noon. the day and night. They look you and plunking in the Cowlitz Riv- “These last digs will wrap up ers throughout Puget Sound is nounced that they are offering in the eye and then sip from your er are catching decent numbers an excellent razor clam season five Dungeness crab, males only, a special period for anglers to coffee saucer. of jack and adult spring chinook during which diggers have been in hard-shell condition with a upgrade their fishing licenses to The scavengers even seem to salmon between the two hatch- getting their limits with lots minimum carapace width of 6¼ a combination freshwater/salt- have figured out the intricacies of eries. Fish recovery numbers of big clams,” said Dan Ayres, water license for under $27. If inches. Fishers may catch six red standard mouse traps and peanut for last week, provided by Ta- WDFW shellfish manager, in a the upgrade is purchased by Jul. rock crab of either sex per day, butter laced water traps, skirting coma Power, show that 241 adult press release. “These dates will 20 the price will be the same as provided those crab measure at the edges of each and plundering springers and 80 jacks reached mark the end of the most pro- if the combination license had least 5 inches across. the excess bait that is safe from the separator, while 36 winter- ductive razor clam season in been originally purchased. This year’s summer crab sea- the intended demise of each ap- run steelhead and 31 summer- more than 30 years.” “With the abundance of op- son will be open on the following paratus. As a result, I have had to run steelhead made it home. The closing of beaches to portunities this year we recog- get back in the practice of hunt- Midweek river flow at Mayfield clam digging will allow an op- schedule: ing the critters by hand. This Dam on the Cowlitz was ap- nize that customers who pur- portunity for the clams to spawn • Marine areas 4 (Neah Bay skill was developed over many proximately 8,560 cubic feet per chased licenses early may now and reset before the next series of east of the Bonilla-Tatoosh line), moons while procuring feed for second with ten feet of water vis- wish they would have started digs begins in the fall. 5 (Sekiu), 6 (eastern Strait of Juan my old African python, Slitherin. ibility. with a combination license,” The upcoming digs are de Fuca), 8-1 (Deception Pass to You see my snakey snake friend Fishing efforts on the Kalama said Bill Joplin, WDFW licens- scheduled on the following dates, East Point), 8-2 (East Point to ing manager, in a press release. would not eat mice that were al- and Lewis rivers has remained beaches and low tides: Possession Point), 9 (Admiralty ready dead, instead turning up light recently, with mostly wild “With plenty of clams, shrimp, • May 29, Thursday, 7:45 a.m., and salmon now available, this Inlet), 10 (Seattle/Bremerton), 11 his cold-blooded nose in disgust stock inhabiting the rivers. Up -1.4 feet, Twin Harbors, Long (Tacoma/Vashon) and 12 (Hood and going on hunger strike for north, rumors have it that the reis a particularly good time for Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks Canal) – Opens July 3 through extended periods until provided vered Blueback salmon are cur- freshwater anglers to upgrade • May 30, Friday, 8:23 a.m., with his preferred ration. As the rently making runs on the fabled their licenses and take advantage Sept. 1. Crabbing is allowed -1.2 feet, Twin Harbors, Long Thursdays through Mondays spirit of the mouse that I caught rivers and streams of the Olym- of all our coasts have to offer.” Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks and deposed of this morning can pic Peninsula. By purchasing the combina- • May 31, Saturday, 9:00 a.m., each week; closed Tuesdays and attest, karate-style mouse catch- Walleye and bass fishing tion license, freshwater anglers -1.0 feet, Twin Harbors, Long Wednesdays. ing is akin to riding a bike for me. along the Columbia Gorge is will gain access to saltwater fish, Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks • Marine Area 7 South (San Unfortunately the pesky providing opportunities for the shellfish, and seaweed. Saltwater • June 1, Sunday, 9:37 a.m., Juan Islands/Bellingham) — crows are proving to be a more small gear angler. Last week cardholders who purchase the -0.7 feet, Twin Harbors, Long Opens July 17 through Sept. 29. evasive source of frustration. boat-based anglers in The Dalles combo licesnse will gain access Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks Crabbing is allowed Thursdays The degenerate cousins of the Pool averaged more than three to lake and river fishing. In a press release WDFW through Mondays each week; “Whether fishing from shore farm’s wise and omnipresent ra- walleye and seven bass per rod. wildlife biologist Brock Hoenes closed Tuesdays and Wednes- ven are a scourge to my garden. or boat, using spinning rods and Bank anglers were also able to lift implored beach diggers to avoid days. They descend in waves, eviscer- some bass from amidst the rocks. bait, or casting fly lines, plenti- disturbing populations of west- ating my recently-planted garden The John Day Pool, meanwhile, ful fish provide excellent reasons • Marine Area 7 North (Gulf ern snowy plovers. The white of Georgia) — Opens Aug. 15 beds and extracting their seeds was offering up one walleye and for saltwater anglers to upgrade and grey birds that nest in the through Sept. 29. Crabbing is alone by one in meticulous fash- 4.6 bass caught per floating rod. and enjoy Washington’s lakes sand are listed under the fed- ion. No wonder a flock of crows Again, bank anglers had decent and streams,” said Chris Don- eral Endangered Species Act as lowed Thursdays through Mon- is known as a murder. Short of success with bass. ley, WDFW inland fish program threatened and they are consid- days each week; closed Tuesdays shooting the squawking little As the weather continues to manager, in a press release. ered endangered by Washington and Wednesdays. buggers (which is only allowed warm, lake trout fishing is doing Additonally, June 7-8 marks state. Hoenes says that upland • Marine Area 13 (south from Sep. 31- Dec. 31), it seems a fine job of keeping pace. The Washington’s annual “Free Fish- beaches in Long Beach and Twin Puget Sound) — Opens June 1 I will be relegated to construct- WDFW planted Battle Ground ing Weekend”. On those days Harbors, which have warning through Sept. 1. Crabbing is al- ing a scarecrow to steward the Lake with just under 2,000 no lisence is required for fishing signs, are especially vulnerable lowed seven days per week. garden. Of course, the crows will or harvesting shellfish in all of two-plus pound Rainbow trout to intrusion. Meanwhile, recreational most likely mistake the scary on May 19, and Kress Lake re- Washington’s fresh and saltwater. crow man as a midday roosting ceived 1,510 Rainbow trout av- Similarly, no vehicle access pass shrimping remains open in most stand, which will only exacer- eraging 2.20 pounds on May 16. or Discover Pass is required on SHELLFISHIN’ Washington state marine areas bate my frustrations. Other local lakes that have been those days for access to the near- The WDFW recently an- including Marine Area 1: Ilwaco, If only I could have more visi- stocked since the beginning of ly 700 WDFW managed water- nounced the dates for the up- Marine Area 2: Westport/Ocean tors like my lone Brewers Black- May include Knuppenburg Lake access sights across the state. coming crab season, which will Shores, and Marine Area 13: bird. The crow look-alike has a (1,000, 2.6 lb Rainbows), Mineral Likewise, anglers will not begin June 1 in Marine Area South Puget Sound/Carr Inlet.

all be hitting tennis balls in 30 said. "Even if you lose a match, already deep program. said. "Even if they put in practice Tennis years since it's a life-long sport," you know what you did and can "These seniors have set goals time this summer, that's more Albright said. move on." to make it to state and that is than what girls have done in the Continued from Sports 1 Albright started as a doubles Their drive to win, however, contagious. There are freshmen, past. Last summer, there were a player, but decided she was go- has been contagious throughout sophomores, and juniors who few girls that hit regularly at the fection, going undefeated this ing to get serious with the sport the team. Using the theme "We have seen what hard work can courts; this summer, I suspect, year in match play and winning and switched to singles tennis. Serve" this season, the Tigers accomplish and they are start- there will be a lot more girls who both the EvCo sub-district and "That's when she started ris- made a point of serving their ing to put in the extra hours are hungry to fill in the gap left District 4 championships. ing up," Keahey said. families, team, school, com- it takes to get to state," Keahey by the departing seniors." "It's a long time coming," Fast Fast, who played singles ten- munity and world in general. said. "After my injury last year, nis her freshman year, decided Keahey said that the character that disqualified me and Jaycee to switch to doubles and the that these four players have de- from districts, this was definite- switch has proved to be key for veloped tremendously through ly something we wanted to do." the Tigers. Paired up with Foster, the years and they've presented Scheibmeir, meanwhile, who the seniors affectionately themselves with grace and class. knows the pain of disappoint- call 'The Baby' of the four, Cen- "One other way they have ment as she hasn't placed in tralia's top doubles team won the changed the culture of our pro- her two previous appearances district title, extracting some re- gram is understanding that at the tournament. Her style of venge from Capital's Soo Youn if you play well, the outcome play, according to Keahey, turns Park and Bailey Yost — who de- of winning takes care of itself," heads of other coaches as no feated them in sub-districts. Keahey said. "Our girls have be- one hits the ball quite as hard as "I look up to these three," come accustomed to winning, Scheibmeir. Now she's ready to Foster said. "They're amazing but it has been an overflow of hit her way to a trophy. tennis players and the reason I playing well." "I'd like to get some redemp- push myself to work harder." Scheibmeir will play NCAA tion," she said. "This will hope- Something all four agree on Div. III tennis at Swarthmore 2601 NE Kresky Ave. Chehalis fully be third times a charm." is the attractiveness of the indi- College in Philadelphia, while Albright, who started ten- vidual aspect the sport of tennis Fast is attending Arizona State (360) 330-8083 nis in eighth grade after being presents. The girls like that they University to study broadcast Open Mon.-Wed.11:00 am- 7:00 pm a competitive swimmer, didn't can put pressure on themselves journalism. Albright is going to Thu.-Sat. 11:00 am- 9:00 pm lose a set during the regular sea- to do well and aren't putting Harvard to study economics in son as the Tigers' No. 2 singles undue pressure or guff on team- an Ivy League setting and Fos- Come on in and enjoy the CH520379ca.sw player. mates. ter … well, Foster has one year "The greatest thing about "Singles or doubles, the out- left at Centralia, where she'll no best BBQ in town. all of this is that I know we will come is up to you," Scheibmeir doubt serve as a key player in an Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 SPORTS

2B Baseball Guide

Continued from Sports 1 Saturday afternoon. The state 1B/2B/1A championships are Friday and Saturday at Eastern Washington University’s Roos Field in Cheney. Ad- na’s Regyn Gaffney is the headliner, with the state’s best 2B marks in the 100 (12.23 seconds), 200 (25.70 seconds), 400 (58.41 seconds) and long jump (16 feet, 9.5 inches). Finals for all four events, coinciden- tally, will be Saturday. Mossyrock’s 4x100 boys relay team (Jess White, Rylen Hurd, Sam Stucki and Brandon Butler) has the best time (44.72 seconds) in the 2B ranks, and the finals are set for 12:15 Saturday afternoon. Mor- ton-White Pass’ Ian Loud- erback has the best javelin toss in the 2B ranks at 174 feet, 11 inches; finals are at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Oakville’s Shawn Youckton throws a pitch during nonleague baseball action against Napavine earlier this season in Napavine. Youckton and the Acorns will play for the SOFTBALL State 1B championship on Saturday in Centralia. The State 2A tournament starts at 10 a.m. Friday morning at Carlon Park in Selah, which is less than 5 Acorns Ready for Shot at State Title minutes from Yakima. Un- defeated W.F. West is one of By Brandon Hansen and now they're trying to set the reached out to us and let us know team in triples. Gary Ortivez is the favorites, with a 22-0 re- [email protected] bar higher." how proud they were and that hitting .500 for the Acorns and cord and a first-round game To get there, the Acorns fin- they'd be there on Saturday." Ray Lopez has a .400 batting av- against White River (17-7) at Oakville's baseball team has ished the regular season 12-4 Shawn Youckton is part of a erage. 10 a.m. The championship plenty of things to be happy and then ousted Musckleshoot senior class that features three The Acorns, as a team are hit- game will be played at 2 p.m. about. Tribal School 6-0 on the strength seniors who have played for ting .422, and since there were on Saturday. The Acorns' senior ace pitch- of a two-hitter by Shawn Youck- Oakville since the eighth grade. only two teams in Oakville's The State 2B tournament, er Shawn Youckton throws 90 ton that featured a career-high 18 Over that span the Acorns have league, have played up against a as always, will be played at miles per hour and has struck strikeouts. finished third in the State 1A handful of 2B teams, including Yakima’s Gateway Sports out over 10 batters three times Youckton then had the game- tournament twice, and reached Napavine and Onalaska. Complex. The five Central this season. winning hit in a 6-5 semifinal regionals four straight years. They'll face Colton, which 2B League teams (that’s over Four players in their lineup victory against Soap Lake the "The reason we keep the pro- won the 1B state champion- half of the league, by the are hitting over .400 and they next day. gram so successful is that if you ship in 2012, in Saturday's 4 p.m. way) could all probably end outscored opponents by a 168- Oakville will now face hard- look at the way they play baseball, championship game. They're up with trophies, and Dis- 64 margin this season. Oh, and hitting Colton in the champi- they respect the game," Youckton fresh off a 9-6 victory over Lib- trict 4 has won the champi- there's the small matter of play- onship game on Saturday, just said. "And that's how we want erty Christian on the East side onship for six years running ing for the State 1B baseball 18 miles from Oakville at Ed them to play." portion of the bracket. and, since 2002, has won championship this weekend at Wheeler Field in Centralia. Along with being a pitching "They're big guys and they the golden glove trophy ev- Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia. "It couldn't have been written prodigy, Shawn Youckton also know how to hit the ball," Youck- ery year but 2007. Adna (the "Our goal from day one any better than having the title leads the team in batting aver- ton said. 2009 and 2011 champion) is was to reach the state finals," game just a few towns away from age (.553) while his brother Alex But the Acorns, reaching the frontrunner at the mo- Oakville coach Marvin Youck- us," Youckton said. "There were a Youckton, a freshman, is second their first-ever 1B title game, ment, coming off of a Dis- ton said. "They've reached that lot of people after regionals that on the team (.543) and leads the should be ready. trict 4 title game win over defending state champion Toutle Lake. Morton-White Prep Golf Pass opens tournament play with a 9 a.m. game against La Conner; Napavine opens Hawes in 10th After Day 1 of State Tournament against 22-3 Northwest Christian (Colbert), last By The Chronicle ter Day 1 at Lake Spanaway, with “Oakbrook was really difficult round. year’s runner-up, at 11 a.m.; Rochester’s Deric Hawes was Ryan Sturdivan tied for fourth today with the players having to Fife’s Kendall Gray shot a 79 Pe Ell takes on Asotin (14- in 10th place after one day of (75) and Tanner Huddleston tied play blues tees and summer rules. to lead the field, and Tumwater’s 12) at 11 a.m.; and Adna action at the State 1A Boys Golf for 16th with a 79. We just don’t see this length and Kayla Monroe fired an 86 to sit faces Colfax at 11 a.m. The Tournament Wednesday at Lake difficulty very often.” in fifth place. championship game starts Spanaway Golf Course. 2B Boys Wagner finished in a tie for at 4 p.m. on Saturday. Hawes shot a 76 over the first 23rd. 2A Boys 18 holes, putting himself just Adna’s Nolan Wagner shot La Conner’s Brendan BASEBALL three strokes off the lead. Zillah’s a 93 on Wednesday in the first McLeod was the leader at the Centralia brothers Tucker Derrick Phelps and Hoquiam round of the State 1B/2B Boys end of Wednesday with a 78, and and Deter Voetberg each shot a The four-team State 2B freshman John Sand were tied Golf Tournament at Oakbrook Willapa Valley’s Nicholas Betro- 90 on the first day of the State 2A Baseball Tournament will for first at 73. Country Club in Lakewood, zoff was in third with an 80. The Boys Golf Tournament at scenic be hosted by Centralia at Hawes’ younger brother, missing the Day 1-cut by just top 20 golfers, from a field of 40, Chambers Bay Golf Course on Ed Wheeler Field this year, Brock, shot a 106 on Wednesday three strokes. advanced to today’s final round. Wednesday at University Place. a shift from Ellensburg’s and came up short of the Day 1 Wagner had one big mo- The Voetbergs were three Rotary Field. Napavine cut, which was 86. The top 40 ment, however, sinking a 30-foot 2A Girls shots away from making the Day and Adna — which, respec- golfers and ties moved on to to- breaking side-hill putt in front of 1 cut, which was set at 87. The top tively, finished in a tie for day’s final round. a large gallery on hole No. 18 to Centralia’s Juli Mettler shot 40 golfers advanced to today’s second and a tie for fourth Deric Hawes will play in the wrap his prep career with a fist a 112 on the first day of the State second round. in the Central 2B League State 1A Baseball Tournament pump and a smile to applause. 2A Girls Golf Tournament at Sammamish’s Matt Maresse — will make up half of the with the Warriors on Friday and “Having your players enjoy The Classic course in Spanaway, was in first with a 65 and held a 2B field. In Friday’s semi- Saturday. Woodland is also play- their experience and achieve coming short of the 104 cut line. six-stroke lead over second-place finals Napavine takes on ing in the baseball semifinals and personal goals is so rewarding,” The top 40 players — and ties Aaron Whalen, of Ephrata, after Asotin, which it last faced was leading the team scoring af- Adna coach Alan Browning said. — moved on to today’s second a day’s action. in the 2009 third/fourth place game, at 4 p.m., and Adna takes on powerhouse College Athletics DeSales in a rematch of last year’s state championship game at 7 p.m. DeSales Former Washington Basketball Star Bob Houbregs dies at 82 won 5-0 for the 2013 state SEATTLE (AP) — Bob Hou- remarkable was his character missed here.” Boston Celtics and Fort Wayne title. The third/fourth place bregs, the Hall of Fame basket- beyond the game of basketball. Houbregs was the No. 2 over- Pistons during his five-year career. game starts at 10 a.m. on ball player who starred at Wash- He had a way of connecting with all pick in the 1953 NBA draft by Houbregs also served as general Saturday, followed by the ington and played in the NBA, people in a very genuine manner, the Milwaukee Hawks and also manager of the Seattle SuperSon- finals at 1 p.m. has died. He was 82. and his presence will be truly played for the Baltimore Bullets, ics in the franchise’s early years. The State 1B tournament Houbregs died Wednesday will also be held at Wheeler, morning, the school confirmed. although the eight-team Details of his death were not im- bracket has already been mediately available. whittled down to two teams. The 6-foot-7 Canadian was Looking for a home loan? Oakville, led by pitcher a star in college thanks to his Sean Youckton, will take on hook shot. He led Washington When you move into your new home, you’ll need Colton in the championship to its only Final Four appearance some things you never thought of before. That’s game at 4 p.m. in 1953, capping his stellar col- The State 1A Base- lege career. He was the national why TwinStar Credit Union will give you a ball Tournament, as usual, player of the year and an All- $250 git card to Ace Hardware when you will be played at Yakima’s American in 1953, and also was close on your home loan with TwinStar. Ask County Stadium on Friday an all-Pacific Coast Conference for our local home loan expert in Centralia, and Saturday. Rochester selection from 1951-53. (19-6), the SWW 1A Ever- Houbregs was Washington’s Rick Borovec, NMLS 613953 at 360.486.3769, green champion and Dis- leading scorer from the end of or in Chehalis, Alan Pust, NMLS 613958 at trict 4 runner-up, takes on his career until the 1980s. He still 360.486.3765. Naches Valley (22-3) in the ranks fifth on the list. 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State 2B Softball POWER IN NUMBERS SHOWDOWN IN YAKIMA: 4 championship game. “We set the tone in that Breaking Down the State game,” Raschke said. “Sam was 2B Softball Tournament hitting her spots pitching, we were coming up with key hits By Brandon Hansen and had some great defensive [email protected] plays. We just did everything right which we always try work- Simply by the numbers, the ing on but it just kind of clicked Central 2B League’s dominance at the right time.” is impressive. Meanwhile Colfax fell to Since the B classification Northwest Christian 8-4 in the separated from 1A in the soft- District 7 championship game ball state tournament in 2001, and will have to contend with a the league had taken home the Pirates team with two seniors — golden glove every year except third baseman Alexa Bond (All- File Photo 2007. Toutle Lake has won four League first-teamer) and second Samantha Rolfe and Adna are coming of a District 4 2B Tournament Championship last Sautrday, and are just one of ive titles since then, Pe Ell has won baseman Rachel Diaz De Leon tough Central 2B teams going to Yakima. two championships and been (second-teamer) — and an eight- runner-up two other times in the year streak of state appearances. last five years and Adna has won “The chemistry with these also go yard at the plate. seven championships, regardless kids is great,” Raschke said. “Mackenzie is a great leader of classification, since 1986. “They believe in each other, they and all our girls truly look up These are the odds facing know they can do it and they to her,” Napavine coach Kadie East side teams that will con- want to do it.” Muller said. “She is a three-year verge onto Yakima this weekend, veteran and has stayed healthy and things aren’t getting any eas- THE BAD all season so I really couldn’t ask ier for them. for anything more.” “I’ve been doing this a long Toutle Lake vs. Tacoma Bap- Mackenzie is the only senior time and until someone gets tist: Friday, 11 a.m. on a young team of hard-hitters. good, our league prepares us well The Ducks finished as the Sophomores Karlee Bornstein, for what we can expect in Yaki- regular season champs after out- Grace Hamre and Erika Potter ma,” Morton-White Pass coach scoring opponents 221-28 and, as and freshman Devanie Kleemey- Darin Allen said. “Here, it’s mur- a reward for losing the District er all made the C2BL All-League derer’s row. There’s good coaches 4 title game, will face a Tacoma second team. Along with junior and good players that are going Baptist squad that lost by 20 runs Sage Atkins, they’ll provide pop other places to play college ball.” to C2BL fifth-place team Pe Ell in the lineup that the league is The same five C2BL teams in a nonleague game. known for. Napavine finished that made the tournament last “They’re the state champion third in the league standings year are back. Toutle Lake until someone takes it away from with a 15-4 overall record, but finished the regular season un- them,” Raschke said of Tou- errors popped up in the district defeated in league with a 14-0 tle. “They’re in a pretty easy half tournament — including nine record, but it was Adna that took bracket.” miscues in a loss to Pe Ell — that home the District 4 title. The If the Ducks advance, they gave them a No. 5 seed heading File Photo Pirates celebrated last Saturday could potentially face Morton- to state. Napavine has plenty of big hitters like Grace Hamre to contend with what the at Fort Borst Park, soaking the White Pass in the semifinals, a “I have all the confidence in state that has to throw with him. Ducks 7-1 in the championship team they blanked by identical the world in these girls,” Muller game. 8-0 scores in a regular-season said. “They can play with the “I believe that the state sweep. best. After the Pe Ell game we trict championship game. seed at the district tournament. championship will come out our had a good talk about our goals “Our strength is our expe- Bailey Lusk, Tabatha Skeen and league and if we play like we did THE INTERESTING and they’re all wanting to re- rience,” Allen said. “We’ve had Carli Allebaugh are also looking on Saturday, I believe we’ll be deem themselves. If we can play very good success in the past to graduate with a bang. Napavine vs. Northwest that team,” said veteran Adna our game we’ll be seeing teams couple of years and took fourth “I feel like we’re all start- coach Mike Raschke said. Christian (Colbert): Friday, 11 like Adna and Toutle Lake.” last year.” a.m. ing to click,” second-year Pe Ell A whopping 16 teams de- The Timberwolves fea- coach Brittany Kaech said. “They scend upon Yakima this week- The Tigers face District 7 ture C2BL MVP Ashley Kelly champion Northwest Christian, THE UGLY tend to peak towards the end of end and it can be hard to keep at shortstop to go along with the season, so it will be interest- which is expected to be the fa- Morton-White Pass vs. La the leadership of fellow seniors track of everyone. That’s why ing to see how things work out.” vorite from the east after making Conner: Friday, 9 a.m. Whitney Elledge and Jade Lundy. we’ve put together this handy They’ll trot freshman pitch- guide on what to expect when the state championship game the Morton-White Pass coach Pitcher Christine Robbins helped previous two years. er Dakota Brooks out in the cir- the action on the diamond heats Darin Allen knows more than a MWP allow the third-fewest Northwest Christian lost cle against a 14-12 Asotin team up. few things about preparing his runs in the power-packed league. to Toutle Lake in 2013 to finish team for the State 2B tourna- The Timberwolves finished third that placed third at the Southeast second, and fell to Pe Ell 6-2 in ment. Allen took his Timber- 2B District Tournament. FIRST-ROUND MATCHUPS at the District 4 Tournament last the 2012 title game. Pitcher Han- wolves over the mountain early weekend in Centralia. “If we play the way we’re THE GOOD nah Hustad is a senior for the in the month to face eventual “I think if you shake all five capable of playing, we can beat Crusaders packing double-digit Central Washington 2B League them,” Kaech said. Adna vs. Colfax: Friday, 9 of us league teams in a bag and strikeout potential. champion Kittitas. Pe Ell’s bats have been hot a.m. scatter us out, we could play the “She could be the best pitch- The Timberwolves disposed district tournament again and and cold this season, but Kaech This game features a Pi- er in the state,” Pe Ell coach Brit- of Kittitas 14-1 and could po- again and you’d get five differ- added her team knows how to rates squad with three decades tany Kaech said. tentially face the Yakima-area worth of championship pedigree ent outcomes,” Allen said. “Every play under the pressure of the This season NWC posted a team in either the semifinals or team has 1-2 players that can get against a Colfax team that fin- 22-3 record, and faces a Napavine the consolation semifinals. But state tournament. ished second in the Bi-County hot and lead you to the promised “It’s easy to get caught up so team that finished third at state first, they’ll have La Conner to land.” 2B League with a 13-6 record. last year. contend with. The Braves, at we’re focusing on one game,” she Adna is coming off the euphoric “Northwest Christian is 19-3, will trot big-hitting Emma said. “If you win that first game, upset of defending state cham- kind of the favorite for them Christianson and pitcher Olivia THE VETERANS it’s a lot easier trip to get a tro- pion Toutle Lake. from that side,” Raschke said. Hedlund out against a Morton- Pe Ell vs. Asotin: Friday, 11 phy.” The Pirates have the bat of “They brought back the whole White Pass team that finished a.m. a Katelyn Pine, who has shown team. Their pitching is strong fourth in the C2BL. The Trojans feature five se- YAKIMA NOTES a distaste in uniform sleeves but I don’t know if they face the As Allen pointed out, MWP niors that have one last chance but a tendency to hit home runs. hitting we do day in and day out.” beat La Conner in the state bas- at softball glory. Pe Ell won state • The only year the Central Starting pitcher and C2BL All- Toutle Lake, Adna and ketball tournament, and the titles in 2010 and 2012, so those 2B didn’t win the state title was League second teamer Samantha Napavine each scored over 200 Braves will be looking for re- players know exactly what it in 2007, when Mossyrock Vi- Rolfe should also be a power for runs this season while keeping venge. takes. kings fell to Concrete 1-0 in the Adna, and she’s no stranger to their opponents under 80. The Christianson hit three home Seniors Kayla Capps and championship game. extra-base hits either. Rolfe and Tigers are led by Central 2B runs in one game at districts, Kayla Hoke made the C2BL first • The five Central 2B team Pine hit back-to-back homers League first-teamer senior pitch- while rise ball-pitcher Hedlund team this season and the Tro- thats advanced to the state tour- against the Ducks in the District er Mackenzie Olson, who can tossed a three-hitter in the dis- jans finished fifth in the league nament went 67-23 this season standings with an 8-8 overall with three of those losses coming record, while earning a fourth in nonleague games.

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Scoreboard MLB Preps Tampa Bay at Boston, 4:15 p.m. x-Friday, May 30: Chicago at Los An- NBA Pittsburgh at LA Dodgers, 4:15 p.m. geles, 6 p.m. Angels’ Josh Hamilton Has Bone Bruise State Track & Field National Basketball Association LA Angels at Oakland, 7 p.m. x-Sunday, June 1: Los Angeles at Chi- SEATTLE (AP) — Los Angeles Angels outfielder Local Participants NBA Playoff Glance Detroit at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. cago, 5 p.m. Josh Hamilton will be slowed the next few days be- 2B Championships All Times PDT Cincinnati at Arizona, 7:10 p.m. At Cheney CONFERENCE FINALS cause of a bone bruise on his surgically repaired left (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Playoff Leaders Boys Sunday’s Games thumb. EASTERN CONFERENCE Points 100 Miami 3, Indiana 2 Colorado at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Manager Mike Scioscia said after Monday’s game Evan Wrzesinski Onalaska 1. Anze Kopitar, LA 22 Sunday, May 18: Indiana 107, Miami Minnesota at NY Yankees, 10 a.m. that Hamilton would be day-to-day. Scioscia said the Keaten Underhill Napavine 2. Jeff Carter, LA 20 96 Kansas City at Toronto, 10 a.m. bone bruise is not related to the surgery. Zach Elswick Morton-WP 3. Marian Gaborik, LA 16 Tuesday, May 20: Miami 87, Indiana Atlanta at Miami, 10:10 a.m. Hamilton first experienced discomfort in the 200 83 Tampa Bay at Boston, 10:35 a.m. 4. Justin Williams, LA 15 Evan Wrzesinski Onalaska Saturday, May 24: Miami 99, Indiana Texas at Washington, 10:35 a.m. 4. Ryan Getzlaf, ANA 15 thumb last week during his rehab assignment with Josh Schulz Pe Ell 87 NY Mets at Philadelphia, 10:35 a.m. Triple-A Salt Lake. He was re-evaluated by the Angels Brandon Butler Mossyrock Monday, May 26: Miami 102, Indi- San Diego at Chi. White Sox, 11:10 a.m. Goals training staff in Seattle on Monday with Salt Lake 400 ana 90 Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 11:10 a.m. 1. Marian Gaborik, LA 10 Brandon Butler Mossyrock Wednesday, May 28: Indiana 93, Mi- playing just down the road in Tacoma. Baltimore at Houston, 11:10 a.m. 2. Jeff Carter, LA 8 Jess White Mossyrock ami 90 Hamilton said he was jammed on a pitch and it San Francisco at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. 2. Jonathan Toews, CHI 8 Keaten Underhill Napavine x-Friday, May 30: Indiana at Miami, would have been better had his bat shattered instead of LA Angels at Oakland, 1 p.m. 800 5:30 p.m. 2. Rene Bourque, MTL 8 x-Sunday, June 1: Miami at Indiana, Detroit at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. his hand absorbing the force. He’s not expected to try Levi Munoz Mossyrock 5. Jussi Jokinen, PIT 7 and hit again until at least Wednesday. Chase Malamphy Morton-WP 5:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. 1600 Pittsburgh at LA Dodgers, 5 p.m. Plus/Minus WESTERN CONFERENCE Riley Girt Onalaska San Antonio 2, Oklahoma City 1 1. Tanner Pearson, LA 10 Nate Masciola Onalaska Monday’s Games Monday, May 19: San Antonio 122, 2. Anze Kopitar, LA 8 Sports on the Air Boston at Cleveland, 4 p.m. 110 Hurdles Oklahoma City 105 2. Justin Williams, LA 8 Kaleb Buckingham-Koons Napavine Seattle at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 21: San Antonio 2. Mike Weaver, MTL 8 THURSDAY, May 29 Dakota Russell Pe Ell NY Mets at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 112, Oklahoma City 77 5. Paul Martin, PIT 7 COLLEGE SOFTBALL 300 Hurdles Sunday, May 25: Oklahoma City 106, Tampa Bay at Miami, 4:10 p.m. Dorian Gattepaiffe Onalaska San Antonio 97 Minnesota at Milwaukee, 4:20 p.m. 9 a.m. Tyler Justice Pe Ell Tuesday, May 27: Oklahoma City 105, Kansas City at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Goals Against Average ESPN — World Series, game 1, teams TBD, at 4x100 Relay San Antonio 92 Chi. White Sox at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. 1. Steve Mason, PHI 1.97 Oklahoma City Mossyrock x-Thursday, May 29: Oklahoma City Pittsburgh at San Diego, 7:10 p.m. 2. Tuukka Rask, BOS 1.99 11:30 a.m. 4x400 Relay at San Antonio, 6 p.m. 3. Jimmy Howard, DET 2.02 Morton-White Pass x-Saturday, May 31: San Antonio at League Leaders 4. Darcy Kuemper, MIN 2.03 ESPN — World Series, game 2, teams TBD, at Oklahoma City, 5:30 p.m. Shot Put American League 5. Alex Stalock, SJ 2.05 Oklahoma City x-Monday, June 2: Oklahoma City at Chase Van Wyck Napavine Batting Average San Antonio, 6 p.m. 4 p.m. Discus 1. Victor Martinez, DET .341 Save Percentage ESPN2 — World Series, game 3, teams TBD, at Wyatt Wheeler Napavine 2. Alex Rios, TEX .329 1. Steve Mason, PHI .939 Oklahoma City Terry Robbins Morton-WP 3. Alexei Ramirez, CHW .327 2. Jimmy Howard, DET .931 Jacob Johnston Napavine 6:30 p.m. MLB 3. Robinson Cano, SEA .327 3. Alex Stalock, SJ .929 Javelin 5. Miguel Cabrera, DET .323 4. Tuukka Rask, BOS .928 ESPN2 — World Series, game 4, teams TBD, at Ian Louderback Morton-WP Standings 5. Henrik Lundqvist, NYR .926 Oklahoma City Bailey Robertson Napavine All Times PST Home Runs Dakota Russell Pe Ell American League GOLF 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 19 High Jump EAST DIV. W L Pct GB Wins 6 a.m. 2. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 16 Chance Fisher Winlock Toronto 32 22 .593 - 1. Jonathan Quick, LA 11 TGC — European PGA Tour, Nordea Masters, 3. Jose Abreu, CHW 15 Rylen Hurd Mossyrock NY Yankees 28 24 .538 3 1. Henrik Lundqvist, NYR 11 4. Albert Pujols, LAA 14 first round, part II, at Malmo, Sweden Pole Vault Baltimore 26 25 .510 4.5 3. Corey Crawford, CHI 9 5. Josh Donaldson, OAK 13 11:30 a.m. Ethan Sniezak Morton-WP Boston 23 29 .442 8 4. Carey Price, MTL 8 Long Jump Tampa Bay 23 31 .426 9 5. Marc-Andre Fleury, PIT 7 TGC — PGA Tour, The Memorial Tournament, Runs Batted In Josh Schulz Pe Ell CENTRAL first round, at Dublin, Ohio 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 48 Zach Elswick Morton-WP Detroit 29 20 .592 - 2 a.m. 2. Miguel Cabrera, DET 44 Rylen Hurd Mossyrock Chicago Sox 28 27 .509 4 2. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 44 TGC — European PGA Tour, Nordea Masters, Triple Jump Minnesota 24 26 .480 5.5 NASCAR 4. Brandon Moss, OAK 42 second round, part I, at Malmo, Sweden Rylen Hurd Mossyrock Kansas City 24 28 .462 6.5 4. Jose Abreu, CHW 42 Results Josh Schulz Pe Ell Cleveland 24 30 .444 7.5 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WEST NASCAR Spring Cup Standings 10 a.m. Wins Girls Oakland 32 21 .604 - Driver Standing MLB — Texas at Minnesota 100 1. Mark Buehrle, TOR 9 LA Angels 29 23 .558 2.5 1. Joey Logano 378 4 p.m. Regyn Gaffney Adna 2. Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 7 Texas 27 26 .509 5 2. Kevin Harvick 345 Darien Whitney Onalaska 2. Rick Porcello, DET 7 MLB — Regional coverage, Atlanta at Boston Seattle 26 26 .500 5.5 3. Jeff Gordon 432 200 4. Felix Hernandez, SEA 6 or N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia Houston 22 32 .407 10.5 4. Kyle Busch 408 Regyn Gaffney Adna 4. C.J. Wilson, LAA 6 5. Carl Edwards 408 7 p.m. Haley Kolb Morton-WP National League 6. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 394 ROOT — LA Angels vs. Seattle Xylee Pope Napavine Earned Run Average EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 7. Jimmie Johnson 388 NBA BASKETBALL 400 1. Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 2.29 Atlanta 28 24 .538 - 8. Brad Keselowski 361 Regyn Gaffney Adna 2. Sonny Gray, OAK 2.31 6 p.m. Miami 28 25 .528 .5 9. Denny Hamlin 340 800 3. Mark Buehrle, TOR 2.33 TNT — Playoffs, conference finals, game 5, Washington 25 27 .481 3 10. Kurt Busch 215 Alicia Herrera Mossyrock 4. Yu Darvish, TEX 2.35 Oklahoma City at San Antonio (if necessary) Kenzie Anderson Morton-WP NY Mets 24 28 .462 4 11. Matt Kenseth 421 5. Scott Kazmir, OAK 2.36 Sydney Brooks Pe Ell Philadelphia 23 27 .460 4 12. Brian Vickers 365 NHL HOCKEY Jessie VonBargen Adna CENTRAL 13. Ryan Newman 361 5 p.m. Saves 1600 Milwaukee 32 22 .593 - 14. Greg Biffle 351 1. Greg Holland, KC 14 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference finals, Mon- Alicia Herrera Mossyrock St. Louis 29 24 .547 2.5 15. Kyle Larson 344 1. Glen Perkins, MIN 14 treal at N.Y. Rangers (if necessary) Jessie VonBargen Adna Cincinnati 23 28 .451 7.5 3. Fernando Rodney, SEA 12 16. Austin Dillon 334 TENNIS Bernie Hayden Onalaska Pittsburgh 23 29 .442 8 3. Joe Nathan, DET 12 17. Paul Menard 328 2 a.m. 3200 Chicago Cubs 19 32 .373 11.5 18. Kasey Kahne 324 Bernie Hayden Onalaska 5. Koji Uehara, BOS 11 WEST 19. AJ Allmendinger 314 ESPN2 — French Open, third round, at Paris Hannah Scheuber Adna San Francisco 34 19 .642 - 3 p.m. National League 20. Aric Almirola 312 100 Hurdles LA Dodgers 29 25 .537 5.5 Batting Average 21. Clint Bowyer 309 NBCSN — AMA Motocross, at Sacramento, Emma Manning Adna Colorado 28 25 .528 6 1. Troy Tulowitzki, COL .369 22. Marcos Ambrose 303 Calif. Kenya Lorton Napavine San Diego 24 30 .444 10.5 2. Yasiel Puig, LAD .343 23. Tony Stewart 299 300 Hurdles Arizona 22 33 .400 13 Emma Manning Adna 3. Chase Utley, PHI .335 24. Jamie McMurray 286 FRIDAY, May 30 4. Jonathan Lucroy, MIL .326 25. Casey Mears 282 Kenya Lorton Napavine Tuesday’s Results AUTO RACING 5. Matt Adams, STL .325 26. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 258 4x400 Boston 6, at Atlanta 3 9:30 a.m. Morton-White Pass Colorado 6, at Philadelphia 2 27. Martin Truex Jr. 251 Shot Put Home Runs FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, pole qualifying at Toronto 9, Tampa Bay 6 28. Danica Patrick 218 Cheyenne Kindell Adna 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 15 at NY Mets 4, Pittsburgh 2 29. Justin Allgaier 205 for Lucas Oil 200, at Dover, Del. Calli Hensch Mossyrock 2. Troy Tulowitzki, COL 14 at Chicago White Sox 2, Cleveland 1 30. Michael Annett 179 11 a.m. Discus 3. Justin Upton, ATL 13 Houston 3, at Kansas City 0 31. Cole Whitt 164 FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, final Brittney Dickinson Napavine 4. Adrian Gonzalez, LAD 12 at Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 6 32. David Gilliland 160 Cheyenne Kindell Adna practice for May Dover Race, at Dover, Del. 4. Mark Reynolds, MIL 12 33. Alex Bowman 152 Javelin at Minnesota 4, Texas 3 12:30 p.m. at St. Louis 6, NY Yankees 0 34. David Ragan 150 Mecaela Chapman Napavine Runs Batted In FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying San Diego 4, at Arizona 3 35. Reed Sorenson 145 Sarah Howsden Winlock 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 49 at LA Dodgers 6, Cincinnati 3 36. Josh Wise 133 for FedEx 400, at Dover, Del. High Jump 2. Yasiel Puig, LAD 38 Detroit 6, at Oakland 5 37. Ryan Truex 84 2:30 p.m. Calli Hensch Mossyrock 3. Troy Tulowitzki, COL 37 Isabella Elwood Adna LA Angels 6, at Seattle 4 38. Travis Kvapil 82 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, Lucas Oil 200, 4. Adrian Gonzalez, LAD 36 Long Jump at San Francisco 4, Chicago Cubs 0 39. Michael McDowell 63 5. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 35 at Dover, Del. Regyn Gaffney Adna 40. Parker Kligerman 54 COLLEGE BASEBALL Kenya Lorton Napavine Wednesday’s Results 41. Terry Labonte 44 Wins 9 a.m. Triple Jump at NY Mets 5, Pittsburgh 0 42. David Reutimann 37 1. Adam Wainwright, STL 8 Kenya Lorton Napavine Houston 9, at Kansas City 3 43. Bobby Labonte 29 ESPNU — NCAA, Division I playoffs, region- 1. Zack Greinke, LAD 8 at San Francisco 5, Chicago Cubs 0 44. Jeff Burton 27 als, teams TBD 3. Kyle Lohse, MIL 6 1A Miami 8, at Washington 5 3. Lance Lynn, STL 6 45. Michael Waltrip 23 1 p.m. At Cheney at Philadelphia 6, Colorado 3 46. David Stremme 22 ESPNU — NCAA, Division I playoffs, region- Boys 3. Madison Bumgarner, SF 6 at Toronto 3, Tampa Bay 2 47. Timmy Hill 11 110 Hurdles at Boston 4, Atlanta 0 als, teams TBD Earned Run Average 48. Dave Blaney 4 Cody Triana Rochester at Chicago White Sox 3, Cleveland 2 4 p.m. 1. Adam Wainwright, STL 1.67 300 Hurdles at Milwaukee 8, Baltimore 3 ESPNU — NCAA, Division I playoffs, region- 2. Jeff Samardzija, CHC 1.68 Cody Triana Rochester Texas 1, at Minnesota 0 als, teams TBD 3. Julio Teheran, ATL 1.77 High Jump NY Yankees 7, at St. Louis 4 GOLF 4. Johnny Cueto, CIN 1.83 8 p.m. Tanner Nelson Rochester at Arizona 12, San Diego 6 5. Tim Hudson, SF 1.92 PGA Tour Money Leaders ESPNU — NCAA, Division I playoffs, region- at Oakland 3, Detroit 1 Girls As of May 28 at Seattle 3, LA Angels 1 als, teams TBD 100 Hurdles Saves Golfer Amount Cincinnati 3, at LA Dodgers 2 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Kendra Sanford Rochester 1. Francisco Rodriguez, MIL 17 1. Jimmy Walker $4,722,074 4 p.m. 300 Hurdles 2. Sergio Romo, SF 16 Thursday’s Games 2. Bubba Watson $4,557,079 Kendra Sanford Rochester 2. Kenley Jansen, LAD 16 ESPN2 — World Series, game 5, teams TBD, at Texas at Minnesota, 10 a.m. 3. Dustin Johnson $3,688,412 4x100 4. Huston Street, SD 15 Oklahoma City Detroit at Oakland, 12:35 p.m. 4. Matt Kuchar $3,464,302 Rochester 4. Trevor Rosenthal, STL 15 5. Jordan Spieth $3,304,226 6:30 p.m. 4x200 NY Mets at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 6. Patrick Reed $3,048,426 ESPN2 — World Series, game 6, teams TBD, at Rochester Kansas City at Toronto, 4 p.m. Atlanta at Boston, 4 p.m. 7. Jim Furyk $2,854,698 Oklahoma City 2A Baltimore at Houston, 5 p.m. NHL 8. Harris English $2,616,972 GOLF At Tacoma San Francisco at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. 9. Chris Kirk $2,511,292 6 a.m. Boys Cincinnati at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Standings 10. Martin Kaymer $2,318,601 TGC — European PGA Tour, Nordea Masters, 110 Hurdles LA Angels at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. CONFERENCE FINALS 11. Zach Johnson $2,313,002 Aaron Pullin Centralia Pittsburgh at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 12. Brendon Todd $2,309,823 second round, part II, at Malmo, Sweden 300 Hurdles EASTERN CONFERENCE 13. Ryan Moore $2,255,980 9 a.m. Aaron Pullin Centralia Friday’s Games N.Y. Rangers 3, Montreal 1 14. Adam Scott $2,248,650 TGC — LPGA, ShopRite Classic, first round, at 4x400 Relay Colorado at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Saturday, May 17: N.Y. Rangers 7, 15. John Senden $2,163,404 Galloway, N.J. W.F. West Minnesota at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. Montreal 2 16. Webb Simpson $2,128,755 Javelin 11:30 a.m. Texas at Washington, 4 p.m. Monday, May 19: NY Rangers 3, 17. Matt Every $2,112,825 TGC — PGA Tour, The Memorial Tournament, Bryan Moon W.F. West NY Mets at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Montreal 1 18. Graham Delaet $2,081,196 Jordan Mills Centralia Kansas City at Toronto, 4 p.m. Thursday, May 22: Montreal 3, NY 19. Sergio Garcia $2,057,866 second round, at Dublin, Ohio Tampa Bay at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Rangers 2, OT 20. Gary Woodland $2,029,248 4 p.m. Girls Atlanta at Miami, 4:10 p.m. Sunday, May 25: NY Rangers 3, Mon- 21. Jason Day $2,010,360 TGC — Champions Tour, Principal Charity 100 San Diego at Chi. White Sox, 5:10 p.m. treal 2, OT 22. Kevin Stadler $1,931,351 Classic, first round, at Des Moines, Iowa (same- Raegan Nelson W.F. West Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, May 27: Montreal 7, NY 23. J.B. Holmes $1,865,322 200 Baltimore at Houston, 5:10 p.m. Rangers 4 day tape) Nike McClure W.F. West 24. Rory McIlroy $1,787,840 San Francisco at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. x-Thursday, May 29: Montreal at NY MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 800 25. Will MacKenzie $1,782,250 Cincinnati at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Rangers, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. McKenna Moon W.F. West 26. Ryan Palmer $1,769,371 LA Angels at Oakland, 7 p.m. x-Saturday, May 31: NY Rangers at 300 Hurdles 27. Matt Jones $1,769,235 MLB — Regional coverage, Baltimore at Hous- Detroit at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. Montreal, 5 p.m. Kary Sathre Centralia 28. Kevin Na $1,734,628 ton or San Francisco at St. Louis Pittsburgh at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. 4x200 29. Charles Howell III $1,724,465 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE W.F. West Los Angeles 3, Chicago 2 30. Seung-yul Noh $1,703,172 ROOT — Detroit at Seattle 4x400 Saturday’s Games Texas at Washington, 9 a.m. Sunday, May 18: Chicago 3, Los An- 31. Justin Rose $1,696,179 NBA BASKETBALL W.F. West 32. Keegan Bradley $1,694,859 Shot Put Minnesota at NY Yankees, 10 a.m. geles 1 5:30 p.m. 33. Brian Stuard $1,653,918 Nike McClure W.F. West Kansas City at Toronto, 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 21: Los Angeles 6, ESPN — Playoffs, conference finals, game 6, 34. Russell Henley $1,635,327 Discus San Diego at Chi. White Sox, 11:10 a.m. Chicago 2 35. Jason Dufner $1,527,848 Indiana at Miami (if necessary) Michaela Hall Centralia San Francisco at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Saturday, May 24: Los Angeles 4, NHL HOCKEY Javelin Colorado at Cleveland, 12 p.m. Chicago 3 36. Rickie Fowler $1,514,610 Michaela Hall Centralia NY Mets at Philadelphia, 12 p.m. Monday, May 26: Los Angeles 5, Chi- 37. Charley Hoffman $1,402,718 5 p.m. High Jump Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. cago 2 38. Graeme McDowell $1,368,530 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference finals, Chicago Michaela Hall Centralia Baltimore at Houston, 1:10 p.m. Wednesday, May 28: Chicago 5, Los 39. Steven Bowditch $1,356,068 at Los Angeles (if necessary) McKenna Moon W.F. West Atlanta at Miami, 1:10 p.m. Angeles 4 (Final 2OT) 40. Chris Stroud $1,324,082 • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014

WIAA | DAIRY FARMERS OF WASHINGTON | LES SCHWAB TIRES STATE 2014 2B Softball State Championships CHAMPIONSHIPS May 30-31 | Gateway Sports Complex (Yakima)

May 31 May 31 May 31 May 31 May 30 May 30 May 30 May 31 May 31

Bridgeport HOME TEAM IS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE BRACKET

#1 - 9:00am - Field 1

#9 - 3:00pm - Field 1 #13 - 7:00pm - Field @wiaawa (L1 v. L2) DeSales 1 (W1 v. W2)

#17 - 10:00am - Morton White Pass Field 1 (W9 v. L16)

#2 - 9:00am - Field 2

#23 - 12:00pm - #21 - 12:00pm - Field 3 (W17 v. Field 1 (W13 v. W18) La Conner W14)

Tacoma Baptist

#3 - 9:00am - Field 3 #25 - 2:00pm - Field #18 - 10:00am - 1 (W23 v. L21) Field 2 (L15 v. W10) #10 - 3:00pm - Field #14 - 7:00pm - Field 2 (L3 v. L4) Toutle Lake 2 (W3 v. W4)

Gar-Pal / Tekoa-Oakesdale

#4 - 9:00am - Field 4

#28 - 4:00pm - Field #27 - 4:00pm - Field Kittitas 2 (W25 v. W26) 1 (W21 v. W22) Liberty Bell 3RD PLACE 1ST PLACE

#5 - 11:00am - Field 1

#11 - 3:00pm - Field #15 - 7:00pm - Field #26 - 2:00pm - Field 3 (L5 v. L6) Darrington 3 (W5 v. W6) 2 (L22 v. W24) #19 - 10:00am - 2ND PLACE 4TH PLACE Field 3 (W11 v. L14) Napavine

#6 - 11:00am - Field 2

#24 - 12:00pm - #22 - 12:00pm - Field 4 (W19 v. Field 2 (W15 v. W20) Northwest Christian (Colbert) W16)

Pe Ell

#7 - 11:00am - Field 3 #20 - 10:00am - Field 4 (L13 v. W12) #12 - 3:00pm - Field #16 - 7:00pm - Field 4 (L7 v. L8) Asotin 4 (W7 v. W8)

Colfax

#8 - 11:00am - Field 4

Adna

WIAA | DAIRY FARMERS OF WASHINGTON | LES SCHWAB TIRES STATE 2014 2A Softball State Championships CHAMPIONSHIPS May 30-31 | Carlon Park (Selah)

May 31 May 31 May 31 May 30 May 30 May 30 May 30 May 31 May 31

Othello HOME TEAM IS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE BRACKET

#1 - 10:00am Field 1

#9 - 2:00pm Field 4 #13 - 4:00pm Field @wiaawa (L1 v. L2) Sultan 4 (W1 v. W2)

#17 - 6:00pm Field Tumwater 1 (W9 v. L16)

#2 - 10:00am Field 2

#23 - 10:00am Field #21 - 10:00am Field 1 (W17 v. W18) Fife 3 (W13 v. W14)

Anacortes

#3 - 10:00am Field 3 #25 - 12:00pm Field #18 - 6:00pm Field 1 (W23 v. L21) 2 (L15 v. W10) #10 - 2:00pm Field #14 - 4:00pm Field 3 (L3 v. L4) Colville 3 (W3 v. W4)

White River

#4 - 10:00am Field 4

#28 - 2:00pm Field #27 - 2:30pm Field W F West 3 (W25 v. W26) 4 (W21 v. W22) Deer Park 3RD PLACE 1ST PLACE

#5 - 12:00pm Field 1

#11 - 2:00pm Field #15 - 4:00pm Field #26 - 12:00pm Field 2 (L5 v. L6) Orting 2 (W5 v. W6) 2 (L22 v. W24) #19 - 6:00pm Field 2ND PLACE 4TH PLACE 3 (W11 v. L14) Port Angeles

#6 - 12:00pm Field 2

#24 - 10:00am Field #22 - 10:00am Field 2 (W19 v. W20) Lake Washington 4 (W15 v. W16)

Capital

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the rest of our lives, and we show Forgione that on the field, and that’s what may separate us from the rest of Continued from Sports 1 the teams.” Forgione was also named to .231 with eight doubles and 21 the midseason watch list for the RBIs. Brooks Wallace Award, present- Fifth-year Husky head coach ed each year by the College Base- Lindsay Meggs was voted the ball Foundation to the nation’s conference’s Coach of the Year, best college shortstop. With the taking a team picked to finish Huskies’ success and his own ac- 10th out of 11 teams to second colades — and the fact that, as place and the playoffs. The Hus- a junior, he could theoretically kies went 21-9 in league play, just leave school for the pros — he’s two games behind top-ranked likely to get attention prior to Oregon State for the Pac-12 title. the 2014 Major League Draft, “No one respected us going which starts June 5. into the year,” Forgione said. Not that he’s worried about it. “He’s totally into the team, and “I’m just worrying about the atmosphere, and he’s a huge the playoffs now,” he said. “It’s part of a changing culture for not really in the forefront of my the UW program.” mind. We’ve got Georgia Tech in Now Forgione and the Hus- two days.” kies (39-15-1), a No. 2 seed, will Forgione was selected by the take on No. 3-seed Georgia Tech Los Angeles Angels in the 33rd (36-25) at 1 p.m. PST at Ole Miss’ round of the 2011 Major League Swayze Field in the Oxford Re- Draft, a few days prior to his gional, with additional games high school graduation, but de- scheduled for Saturday and Sun- cided to stick with his commit- day. ment to the Huskies. “It’s something we’ve all “The draft’s going to be cool. been working for since getting We’ll see what happens there,” Scott Eklund / Red Box Pictures to campus as freshmen,” he said. he said, “but all the focus is on University of Washington shortstop Erik Forgione jumps over a sliding P.J. Jones during a 2-1 win over Washington State “It’s a family environment. These the playoffs, and this team, and University on April 27 in Seattle. Forgione, a 2011 W.F. West High School graduate, was named the Pac-12 Defensive Player of are the guys we’ll be friends with having the most fun out here.” the Year, the conference announced on Wednesday. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 SPORTS

Xtreme Fastpitch Wins Memorial Day Invite NBA

Leanne Burkhalter-Eko / Courtesy Photo The Xtreme 10U fastpitch team went 6-0 to win the Memorial Day Invite Tournament championship at Chehalis’ Recre- ation Park, held May 24-26. Players in the back row are Delaney Spencer, Keaton Dowell, Hannah James, Jadyn Hawley, Kenzie Ulrich, Emma Eko and Faith Wellander. In the front row are Kendall Murphy, Tovah Engle, Hailey Rainey and Michael Conroy / The Associated Press Jordyn Murphy. Indiana Pacers forward Paul George dunks against the Miami Heat during the second half of Game 5 of the NBA basketball Eastern Conference inals in Indianapolis on Wednesday. MLB Paul George, Pacers Stave Off Heat, Elimination INDIANAPOLIS (AP) After holding the Pacers to — Paul George went into des- 11 points in the second quar- peration mode to salvage the ter, only 33 in the first half and Pacers’ season. surviving two long first-half It was barely good enough. stretches without James, the The 24-year-old All-Star Heat couldn’t hold off the Pac- scored 21 of his 37 points in ers when James went to the the fourth quarter and in- bench again with his fifth foul spired Indiana to fend off early in the third quarter. Yet, Miami’s late challenges as the the Heat still had a chance to Pacers staved off playoff elimi- take the lead with 4.9 seconds nation with a 93-90 Game 5 left. But Bosh’s 3-pointer was victory on Wednesday night. off the mark and the Pacers “My message to the whole grabbed the rebound. team was the light needs to be “We still had enough op- on green for all of us,” coach portunities to come away with Frank Vogel said. “You need a win,” coach Erik Spoelstra to go, you need to attack, you said. “We just couldn’t get over need to be aggressive. Paul the hump.” took it and ran with it and Hard falls and tough plays took it to a crazy level.” were a theme all night for a The most crucial shoot- Pacers team that had been ing performance of George’s roundly criticized for its lack career allowed the Pacers to of effort in Monday night’s climb within 3-2 in the East- loss. Lance Stephenson took it ern Conference finals and a step farther. At one point, he postponed Miami’s fourth attempted to listen in on one Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press straight coronation as confer- of Miami’s huddle. At another, Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Felix Hernandez throws in the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Los Angeles ence champs. Game 6 is Friday he blew in James’ ear. Angels, Wednesday in Seattle. in Miami. “I’m just here to play basket- It took everything in ball, man. All the extracurric- George’s repertoire to get it ular activities, I don’t really get Hernandez Gem Leads Seattle Past Angels done. He was 12 of 19 from into,” James said. “I’m just try- the field in the second half, ing to win. We need one more SEATTLE (AP) — Even in Kendrick on a fly ball. But Trout finished with six rebounds, six win to get to the finals. That’s the middle of his best outing this and Pujols wouldn’t let Hernan- steals, five 3-pointers and only my only concern. All the extra season and coming within one dez finish it off. He struck out three turnovers in 45 minutes. stuff, whatever Lance wants out of his first complete game “We really didn’t get nine and walked two. But the Pacers also needed to do, I don’t really care about since August 2012, Felix Her- Closer Fernando Rodney en- everything else to go right. that.” nandez took notice of the stadi- a chance to pressure tered and got David Freese to Four-time MVP LeBron It looked like the Heat um radar gun flashing numbers line out for his 13th save of the James was limited to 24 1/2 might clinch their fourth minutes because of major foul in the mid-90s when his fastball him much and the season. straight conference title trouble. He finished with a ca- cracked the “He was strong. He felt great. Wednesday, something last couple of times we reer playoff-low seven points, glove. It’s just tough there, you have to done by the Celtics from 1984- two rebounds and four assists. “I’ve still got did we couldn’t get 87, when the Pacers trailed 50- weigh the players but also what is The Heat committed 17 turn- it,” Seattle’s ace good for the team,” McClendon 41 with 6:56 left in the third said with a sly the runs across.’’ overs, compared to just 13 for said. “I had my closer up and he the usually turnover-prone quarter. grin. Mike Scioscia, was ready to go so we thought it Pacers, and Indiana had a 45- Then George took over. Riding that L.A. Angels Manager was the best matchup.” He started an 11-0 run fastball carry- LA ANGELS 3 38 rebounding edge, too. SEATTLE 1 Hernandez struck out five of The biggest difference with a layup and ended it with ing a little more the first nine batters by chang- a steal that he turned into a zip, Hernandez was George, whose 21 fourth- ing up his game plan. He relied quarter points were the most dunk to give the Pacers a 52- took a shutout bid into the ninth who homered and drove in all more on his fastball early and 50 lead. Miami quickly tied inning as the Mariners beat of Seattle’s runs. He gave the scored against Miami in any went to off speed pitches later in playoff quarter. The previous it on Udonis Haslem’s layup, the Los Angeles Angels 3-1 on Mariners the lead with a two-out, the game. Kendrick ended any but George answered with a two-run single in the second and record, 20, was set by Michael Wednesday night. thoughts of another special night 3-pointer that sent the Pacers led off the eighth with a home Jordan in May 1997. On the verge of a brilliant from Hernandez with a solid on a 12-5 run to make it 64-57 run off C.J. Wilson (6-4). “I just felt it. I felt in rhythm. shutout and first complete game single leading off the fourth. after three. Wilson was nearly the equal I had to be aggressive,” George since Aug. 27, 2012 against Min- Trout then walked, but Hernan- Indiana extended the lead nesota, Hernandez couldn’t get of Hernandez. Also trying to get said. “I tried to come out and dez skirted the jam thanks to to as much as 77-66 early in the 27th out. He gave up a two- his seventh win, Wilson allowed be aggressive to start this Zunino throwing out Kendrick the fourth on another George out single to Mike Trout and an just five hits and struck out five game off and I was getting trying to steal third and Freese’s looks. I got hot.” dunk, but when James re-en- RBI double to Albert Pujols that before getting lifted with two tered, things changed. took away the shutout and the outs in the eighth. strikeout. George fell just short of his The only other hit before the playoff career high, the 39 he The Heat scored nine complete game and caused Se- Five of Zunino’s seven hom- straight to make it 77-75, tied attle manager Lloyd McClendon ers this season have come in Her- ninth was Erick Aybar’s single in had in Game 4 against Wash- the fifth. ington in the previous series, it at 81 on James’ only 3 of the to turn to his closer. nandez starts. But he was more night with 3:51 to play and Still, the effort by Hernandez pleased with the single in the “We really didn’t get a chance and was just four points short to pressure him much and of Reggie Miller’s franchise re- twice managed to get within (7-1) continued a dominant run. second inning that scored Justin one in the final 76 seconds. He won his fourth consecutive Smoak and Kyle Seager. the couple of times we did we cord in an NBA playoff game. couldn’t get the runs across,” An- For Miami, it was a rare George then hit a 3 and West start and became the seventh “When you can do that with made 1 of 2 free throws in the pitcher in Mariners history with two outs and put the team on the gels manager Mike Scioscia said. stumble in an elimination Notes: Matt Shoemaker will game in the Big Three era. closing seconds to seal it. seven victories before June 1. board early and see some pitches, Notes: James scored in In those last four starts, Her- that was the biggest thing for me start Thursday’s series finale for Three other times, the Heat the Angels. He was recalled from had lost Game 1 on the road single digits for the first time nandez has allowed eight earned and gave you confidence as the since finishing with eight runs in 31 1-3 innings with 30 game went on,” Zunino said. Triple-A Salt Lake after LHP and all three times they won Sean Burnett tore a ligament in the next four games to close against Dallas on June 7, 2011. strikeouts. He now has a 57-7 re- Hernandez cruised through He’s only scored in single dig- cord in his career when pitching the eighth, still hitting the mid- his pitching elbow in Tuesday’s out the series. The Heat were game. LHP Wade LeBlanc, the in position to do it again its 10 times in his career. ... at least eight innings. 90s mph on the stadium radar Roy Hibbert, who had only “I think we’re all getting ac- gun and closed the inning strik- original starter, will now work Wednesday even with James’ out of the bullpen. ... Seattle RHP limitations. five rebounds in Game 4, had customed to how he’s been ing out Hank Conger. There was five in the first seven minutes very little discussion with Mc- Taijuan Walker (shoulder) made Chris Bosh scored 20 throwing. He’s just coming out Wednesday and finished with and establishing the fastball Clendon and Hernandez jogged his first rehab start at Triple-A points, Dwyane Wade and 13. ... Miami shot 45.3 percent early and going to his off speed from the dugout to start the Tacoma on Wednesday night Rashard Lewis each had 18, from the field, the first time pitches when he needs to,” Seat- ninth to a big ovation having al- and threw three innings, giving and the Heat made 15 of it’s been under 50 percent in tle catcher Mike Zunino said. lowed just two hits. up five hits, four earned runs 31 3-pointers to stay within the series. Providing the offense behind He struck out Collin Cow- and striking out three. He threw clinching distance. Hernandez’s gem was Zunino, gill swinging and retired Howie 61 pitches. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014

Life editor: Chantel Wilson Phone number: 807-8213 Life e-mail: [email protected] Flying High RADIO CONTROLLERS: Club ing and talking about their air- made of extremely lightweight getting harder and harder to read about the club in a news- craft than are flying. materials such as Styrofoam. find the build kits,” Milton said. paper article. He said one of his Provides Social Outlet “We call that hanger flying,” “They’re lightweight, easy to Piercy’s love of model air- favorite aspects of flying is the for Aviation Hobbyists he said with a smile. use and you can run them into planes started as a child. He was constant challenge. Members of the LCRC have something and they generally introduced to the activity by his “Every time you come out By Carrina Stanton been meeting to fly at Herren won’t break,” Piercy said. “For aunt, who was into the hobby. you learn something new,” An- For The Chronicle Field in Toledo, right next to about $100 you can find out if He said it fit perfectly with his derson said. Bob Stedham, 85, vividly Skydive Toledo, for about 19 you have a knack for it before interest in aeronautics that came Radio-controlled flying recalls the first model airplanes years. Since the club is inclu- you make a bigger investment.” from learning about the exploits tends to be a male dominated he built as a child: A balsa wood sive of all kinds of aircraft, at Larger model planes cost of World War II pilots. In 1964 hobby, though LCRC has two stick frame, covered with tissue a typical fly in you might see: closer to $500 apiece. At one he got his first radio-controlled women who fly. One of them, paper and a rubber band pow- scale model aircraft, which are show, Piercy said, he saw a larger aircraft and said flying radio- Audrey Victor, Olympia, the ered propeller to make it glide made to look exactly like a real scale model plane they estimat- controlled aircraft and working club treasurer, has been part of farther. aircraft, either modern or vin- ed was worth about $40,000. on their electronics eventually LCRC 12 years. But she started Years later he’d trade those tage; sport models, which are For some hobbyists the led him into a career in elec- flying in 1981 when she met models for the real deal, work- smaller, lighter weight versions sport is about flying, for some tronics. Today he owns about her husband, Leonard. She said ing as an aviation electrician for made for everyday flying; slow it’s about creating historical 47 flyable airplanes and has when they were dating he invi the Navy as well as getting his stick, which are slower and replicas of real airplanes, for several under construction. He ted her to come see him fly and pilot’s license. But he never for- easier to fly; and even power some it’s about gadgets and for has turned his motor home into she was initially hesitant about got those balsa wood creations. gliders, which take off with an still others it’s all about crafting. a “hanger” in which he can haul the idea and thought she’d be Twenty-three years ago when it engine but then glide on the Milton said design and build- about 18 planes at a time. bored. But after seeing it once, became too difficult to fly an wind like an full scale glider. ing is one of his favorite aspects What Piercy said he really she wanted to try for herself. airplane and he had to give up The planes might be electric, and he tends toward choosing loves is the flying. He said it’s “He let me try it and I was his pilot’s license, he decided gas, or “glow” engines fueled by kits for planes that must be as- freeing and relaxing to watch a hooked,” she said. “He taught to purchase his first radio- an alcohol based fuel. They can sembled. But those kinds of kits plane fly. While a novice pilot is me to fly while we were dating. controlled airplane. He never range from a few inches long are becoming harder and hard- limited by the amount of power I always teased him I wouldn’t looked back. to a length of 20-30 feet. Some er to find since a majority of in their battery or fuel in their marry him unless he taught me “They refer to it as a disease use radio frequencies while the fliers are interested in ARFs or tanks, a pilot with knowledge of how to fly.” and there’s no cure for it,” Sted- newer models use cell phone planes that are “all ready to fly.” how to use air drafts and wind Members of the LCRC have ham said of the hobby. technology to send the signals “Nowadays the ready built can use those to their advantage three formal fly-ins each sum- Stedham is among the near- from the remote controller to plans are almost cheaper than to keep their plane aloft without mer: one was held May 17; ly 50 men and women who are the aircraft. Club Secretary going out and finding all the using much energy at all. another is scheduled for July part of the Lewis County Radio Alan Piercy, Castle Rock, said pieces to build, so “It’s great when you get a day 19-20; and the third will be in Controllers. One of eight clubs besides airplanes there are oth- it’s when you come out here and you September. But many weekends within a 50 mile radius of Lew- er radio-controlled items such can see the birds circling and and some weekdays you can is County that are part of the as helicopters, special ef- you know the conditions find a few fliers at the mowed Academy of Model Aeronautics, fects and even accessories are just right,” Piercy strip off Buckley Road in To- the LCRC is a club dedicated to for the planes. said. “I’ve flown an ledo. Anderson said radio-con- the many incarnations of radio “I have a model hour out here no trolled pilots of all skill levels controlled airplanes. skydiver that’s radio- problem.” are always welcome and the It was started about 26 years controlled that I fly And while public is always invited to come ago. John Milton, Centralia, is sometimes,” Piercy most people watch for no charge. The pilots one of the club’s founders and said. can pick are friendly and love to answer served as the first president Most radio- up a sport questions about their planes. of the organization. Milton’s controllers begin model And you’ll get a good show, he father was a pilot so he grew with what is called and fairly said, sometimes better than up around airplanes and built a sport model. quickly be off others. He explained that Her- model airplane gliders as a kid. They are the the ground, ren field is barren of obstacles He purchased his first radio- smallest of LCRC save a large tree on one extreme controlled aircraft in 1980 and the radio- Presi- end and a pole barn on the began meeting other radio- controlled dent other. Anderson said one of the controllers at a hobby shop aircraft and Dick jokes in the club is those two formerly located in downtown often pur- An- structures seem to act as mag- Centralia. Some of them began chased already derson nets for the airplanes. gathering on Sundays to fly to- assembled and said “They say if you can take gether, and eventually that led with all the just like everything out of here in one to the formation of a club. pieces you need with life piece you’ve had a good day,” Their first club meetings to begin flying sized aircraft Anderson said with a laugh. were held at the hobby shop. immediately. there’s always While they have a shared love Many are something new Carrina Stanton is a local also to learn in radio- freelance writer specializing in of radio-controlled airplanes, pieces for the Life Milton said for most of them controlled flying. Anderson began section of The the club has also been a Chronicle. She social outlet. He said in the hobby in and her husband there are actually 2002 after are raising their some gatherings (also he two daughters in called fly-ins) where Chehalis. more people are sitting around LCRC visit- members meet to fly almost every weekend at 155 Buckley Road but their next major fly in will be the Big Bird Fly from 9 a.m. until after dark on July19 as well as from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on July 20. Pilot registration is $5 per day and spectator Pete Caster / [email protected] viewing is free. Overnight camping Steam bellows out of a remote control Pitts Biplane lown by Bob Follett, of Toledo, center, during the Lewis County Radio with no hookups are available. For Controllers annual May picnic at Herren Field in Toledo on Sun- more information about the day, May 18. club or upcoming events, go to club.lcrcers.com.

Alan Piercy lies one of his dozens of remote control airplanes during the Lewis County Radio Controllers annual May picnic Bob Follett, of Toledo, cranks the propellor of his gas-powered Pitts Biplane dur- at Herren Field in Toledo. ing the Lewis County Remote Controllers May picnic. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 LIFE

By Jeff Kunerth tail, you can find your bargains Orlando Sentinel here," says Lee Barnett, 40, whose Barnett's Bargain Centre (BBC ORLANDO, Fla. — Steve — he's British) is stocked with Bors is standing at this booth in truckloads of merchandise that Flea World dressed in a wig, a has been returned to retail stores. fruit-basket hat, a woman's pink Here's the problem with bud- slip, carrying a crocheted purse get-conscious shoppers: No mat- and holding a pink cane. ter the price, they want it cheaper. The name of his booth is "Everybody is looking for a Dumpster Divers. And he's not deal," says Ana Gonzalez, 67, kidding. co-owner of Adelana's Army "We find good stuff in Dump- & Navy. "They want a military sters and we put it out for sale," discount. I tell them I can't offer says Bors, from DeBary, Fla., you a discount, but I can offer who uses funny hats and weird you a reasonable price." costumes to attract customers. Her customers, she says, are ex- Bors describes his inventory military looking for the authentic — old paperbacks, used clothing, uniforms of their youth; bikers yard sale toys, rummage sale who like camouflage in bright kitchenware — as those things colors; collectors of all kinds; and that bring back memories. survivalists of all stripes who buy "We're are kind of like a nos- camouflage netting to hide their talgia place," says Bors, 67, which vehicles from enemy air strikes. is true if you are nostalgic for all On a Sunday morning, Flea the things you threw away. World isn't just a place to save money on surplus ammo boxes Sanford's Flea World — and half-price cowboy hats. It's "America's Largest Flea Mar- also cheap entertainment for the ket" — is a poor man's mall with whole family. There are plenty of vendors selling everything from couples pushing strollers, young Tom Benitez/ Orlando Sentinel tools, toys and bamboo butterfly parents with little kids, and retir- nets to legal advice, fortune tell- Adolfo Gonzalez helps Nelson Perez, left, with an Airborne pin, one of the many items at his booth in Flea World May 18 in ees with more time to kill than Sanford, Florida. ing and eyebrow waxing. With money to spend. 1,000 booths, it's like a dollar Daniel Perez and his wife, "It's just a place with a variety unable to find camo that fit, un- ard needs crickets or not. store on steroids. Amber, spend the morning just of stuff. You can find everything til his first trip to Flea World. "We've been coming here for Flea World has been around browsing the booths, pushing for 32 years, providing consum- you need here," said Daniel, 28, a Ron's Puppies is where Fran- years," said Padilla, 23, a college their 2-year-old son Isaac in a photographer. ces Quinones, 23, bought her student from Sanford. "There's ers on tight budgets with great stroller. The couple from Ava- deals on two-for-a-dollar spi- lon Park are looking for a pair of Larry Paskaitis, a 54-year- bunny, Cinnabon, and the doz- lots to look at, great prices and ral notebooks, $5 end tables, shoes for Daniel, who is starting a old maintenance man from en-for-a-dollar crickets she feeds it's a different environment." $12 watches and $25 chainsaw new job, but are making it a fam- Astatula, paid $9 for a camou- her bearded dragon lizard. Qui- And that's how it is on a Sun- sharpeners. ily outing. There's so much to see flage shirt size triple large _ and nones and her fiance, Victor Pa- day at Flea World, merchants "Flea World is a place where without spending a dime or sav- that's not easy to come by. He dilla, come to Flea World about and consumers looking to make if you can't afford regular re- ing a dollar. says he has been looking around, every Sunday, whether their liz- a little money or save a little cash. IN THIS CORNER (And in Every Other Corner Of This House)

By Dale Roe Austin American-Statesman AUSTIN, Texas — Prize- ‘‘I just got caught up, fighting memorabilia collector I mean, I’m out of Donald Scott called this portrait of Young Peter Jackson, control. My wife is a with his arms folded, left eye closed and ear half chewed off, saint.’’’ the perfect boxing photo. "It says pride and determination Donald Scott, and makes a visual statement Speaking about his collection about the sport that none other I have seen can," Scott said. He believes the portrait was taken "That's John L. Sullivan in in 1900 after Jackson's fight later years," he says, pointing to with Mysterious Billy Smith a photo he's placed in a shrine of and, like many such photos, sorts to three early heavyweight probably wound up on the wall champions — Sullivan, "Gentle- of a bar. man" Jim Corbett and "Ruby" One could excuse Donald Robert Fitzsimmons. "He didn't Scott for handling his collection live much past about 1915, I with kid gloves. think. He really porked up." Scott, a retired official with Scott began collecting prize- the Federal Job Corps program fight memorabilia in 1978 and who collects prizefight memora- claims to have one of the largest bilia, lives in the Austin, Texas, such collections in the world. A area with his wife, Rachel, and lifelong collector, Scott obtained two dogs, Gans (named after his first pieces of boxing memo- lightweight champion Joe Gans) rabilia by trading away his ex- and Gypsy. If you guessed that tensive baseball card collection. the dogs are boxers, ding! ding! "I just got caught up," he says. "I ding! — you win this round. mean, I'm out of control. My wife Austin American-Statesman His living room walls are Reshma Kirpalani/ is a saint." Donald Scott shows of his boxing collection, which he has amassed over the past 35 years, at his home in Austin, Texas. on filled with historic photos of His fondness for prizefight- April 28. The collection, which he described as ”textured” and “diverse” includes memorabilia dating from the 1880s to the prizefighters and events, many ing stems from his childhood, 1960s, with a concentration in pre-1920s items. of them signed. A large coffee when he and his father would table in the room has multiple watch boxing matches on tele- In addition to collecting, Scott drawers full of pins, programs vision. One of Scott's prized has published Boxing Collectors' and other memorabilia. A near- possessions is a pair of gloves News, a newsletter and website by cupboard holds binder after worn by Rocky Marciano while for collectors, since 1988 (www. binder of boxing artifacts. the fighter defended his heavy- boxingcollectors.com). He has at- "What you see here is just weight title at New York City's tended every International Box- scratching the surface of the Polo Grounds stadium on Sept. ing Hall of Fame induction cer- emony since the Canastota, New collection," says Scott, a con- 24, 1953. In his youth, Scott idol- York, facility opened and presents tagiously friendly man with ized Marciano and he remem- bers watching this particular a collectors' lecture during that salt-and-pepper hair, a close- weekend. Finally, Scott's expertise cropped beard and glasses. With televised fight with his father. Ninety-nine percent of comes in handy as he conducts a few more years and a few extra appraisals of material donated to pounds, he could pass for Santa Scott's collection is pre-1964, and the bulk of it dates to before the IBHOF. Claus (if Santa enjoyed watching the 1920s. It includes souvenir Scott's favorite item: A por- Reshma Kirpalani /Austin American-Statesman guys pummel the tar out of each fight scarves, trading cards that trait of turn-of-the-century Prizeighting memorabilia collector Donald Scott called this portrait of Young other for cash and glory). used to come in packs of ciga- prizefighter Young Peter Jack- Peter Jackson, with his arms folded, left eye closed and ear half chewed of, the When he's not smiling or rettes, tickets, robes, champion- son, with his arms folded, left perfect boxing photo. “It says pride and determination and makes a visual state- laughing, Scott is doling out ship belts and practically any eye closed and ear half chewed ment about the sport that none other I have seen can,” Scott said. He believes the interesting facts, anecdotes and other type of boxing artifact off. Scott calls it "the perfect portrait was taken in 1900 after Jackson’s ight with Mysterious Billy Smith and, frank observations. imaginable. boxing photo." like many such photos, probably wound up on the wall of a bar. • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 Chilling out While Grilling out By Daniel Neman The most commonly grilled That may sound like an aw- About that steak: My fa- Grilling corn is ridiculously St. Louis Post-Dispatch foods are hot dogs, hamburgers ful lot of lime juice, but appar- vorite way of making steak in easy. Soak corn, still in its husk, and steak, in that order. Each is ently bitter orange juice is, in the whole world comes from a in water for at least 15 minutes. Some of us grill throughout the easy, none requires much work fact, quite bitter. I made it, and I cookbook put out by the San Place on a grill. Cook until done. year, happily tending to the flames or thought at all. Each is ad- grilled it, and you cannot argue Francisco restaurant Rose Pis- and the food as flakes of snow fall Eat carefully — it’s hot — and equate in its own way, but noth- with the result, a bright and live- tola. It’s called Terrorized Steak, savor the deep, nutty flavor that from the night sky and sizzle on ly citrus flavor that perfectly ac- and it involves creating a paste the grate. ing special. That’s why we’re not comes from the grill. going to talk about any of them. companies the chicken and the of fresh rosemary, fresh mar- And because the grill was For people who are slightly light char from the grill. And it Except steak. We’re going to joram, plenty of garlic, olive oil, still hot, I decided to grill a des- more sane, though, the grilling is not bitter at all. talk about steak. salt, two kinds of pepper and sert. I don’t think I made up the season began this weekend. As of One of the meats that best cognac. You have to respect any 2012, some 71 percent of all Ameri- Before that, though, let’s be- takes to grilling is lamb; it is idea of a grilled chocolate-and- gin with chicken. Throughout recipe that uses a splash or two marmalade sandwich, I believe I cans who own grills (and 80 per- hugely popular around much of cognac. cent of us do) were expected to use the South is a fast-food chain of the world. Basically, any read about it some years ago, but called Pollo Tropical. With its This recipe is sublime; you I had wanted to make one for them on Memorial Day, according countries that have lambs grill get a powerfully flavorful piece to the folks at Weber Grills. Cuban-inspired flavors, it may be them. So knowing how much some time. my favorite fast food anywhere. of meat with a superb outer char Simply spread marmalade There is something primal lamb is grilled all around the and a hearty, perfectly cooked Grilled chicken, which is Mediterranean Sea, a couple of liberally on one slice of bread, about grilling, the combina- interior. I have made the dish served with rice and beans, is years ago I created a dish using and cover with an ounce or so tion of flame and raw meat (or many times to wonderful ef- the signature dish. The chicken primarily Mediterranean fla- of chocolate. Top with another vegetable or fruit or even pizza) fect, so naturally on my last trip that tugs at the caveman within is clearly marinated in some vors that I (not very creatively) slice of bread, brush both sides called Mediterranean Lamb. to San Francisco I stopped in at and makes us feel unified with combination of citrus juices, but Rose Pistola specifically to try its with a little melted butter, and our wild ancestors. It awakens after eating it several times I still Olive oil, of course, formed place on the grill. Cook on both the base, and because onions go own version of Terrorized Steak. inside us the satisfaction felt didn’t know what they were. It wasn’t terrible. It was just sides until you get lovely grill That was before the inven- well with lamb, I sliced an entire marks on the bread and the by early man after a successful onion. Garlic was a given, and I disappointing. I’ve had worse hunt, knowing they would be tion of the Internet. I know now, steaks, though not many. What- melted chocolate starts oozing or at least suspect, that they added cumin, which is frequent- out from the center. well fed for several days. ly used along the eastern part of ever they did to it, they didn’t marinate their chicken in a The melted chocolate blends And not to belabor the point, the Mediterranean. And then, follow the recipe in their own but grilling also happens to be combination of pineapple juice for a bit of a bite, I added a bit of cookbook, because that stuff is with the marmalade — it is delicious. and bitter orange juice. And unMediterranean ginger. awesome. not unlike a chocolate-covered Flame, fat and food. It is cook- therein lay a problem. Bitter I marinated the lamb in this A well-grilled piece of meat, orange peel, but a little sweet- ing at its most elemental. It’s easy, orange juice is not impossible mixture overnight, though you of course, deserves a well-grilled er — and it all mixes with the and it’s a simple way to get big fla- to find here, but it isn’t easy, ei- could marinate it for as little as vegetable. Asparagus is always unmistakably toasty flavor of vors out of food. And that may ex- ther. So we simply substituted two hours and it would still be appropriate, but I have been grilled bread. plain why, when we grill, we tend two parts of lime juice and one great. The spices remain subtle, eating so much asparagus lately It is so good, you just might to grill foods that are easy and re- part of orange juice for the bit- serving only to highlight the that I reached instead for the old want to skip the meat and the quire little preparation. ter orange. flavor of the grilled lamb. reliable, grilled corn. vegetables altogether.

4 cups sour orange juice (or juice and pineapple juice in a TROPICAL 2 ½ cups lime juice and 1 ½ large bowl. Add chicken to the CHICKEN cups orange juice), see note juices, cover, and marinate in Yields: 2 to 4 servings 1 cup pineapple juice the refrigerator at least 4 hours Note: Sour orange juice is or overnight. Ingredients: also called bitter orange juice 3. Arrange grill for indirect cooking and heat to medium 2 pounds cut-up chicken, and is often available at Hispan- ic food markets. hot. Place chicken on the side of your favorite pieces the grill away from the heat, and 1 tablespoon fresh garlic, cover. Cook 40 to 50 minutes minced Directions: for white meat, 1 hour for dark 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro 1. Pat chicken dry. With edge meat, turning once. leaves, chopped of knife or mortar and pestle, 4. Serve with rice and black 1 jalapeño, seeded and mash together garlic, cilan- beans. minced tro, jalapeño, cumin, oregano, Per serving (based on 4): 135 1 tablespoon cumin salt and pepper until it forms a calories; 5g fat; 1g saturated fat; 1 teaspoon dried oregano coarse paste. A sprinkling of ko- 45mg cholesterol; 17g protein; 5g leaves sher salt will help it form a paste, carbohydrate; 2g sugar; 1g fiber; ½ teaspoon salt if necessary. Spread paste evenly 345mg sodium; 30mg calcium. ¼ teaspoon black pepper over chicken. Recipe adapted from ¼ teaspoon white pepper 2. Mix together sour orange notmakeprecipes.blogspot.com

1 ounce chocolate sandwich. Brush melted butter GRILLED 2 tablespoons orange maron both sides of the sandwich. CHOCOLATE malade 2. Place on a medium hot ½ tablespoon butter, melted grill and cook until both pieces AND MAR- of bread are toasted and have Directions: grill marks and the chocolate is MALADE 1. Place chocolate on 1 slice melted, turning once. Covering SANDWICH of bread, covering as much the grill will help it cook faster. of the bread as you can. You Per sandwich: 415 calories; Yield: 1 sandwich may have to break or chop the 16g fat; 4g saturated fat; 15mg chocolate to do so. Spread the cholesterol; 5g protein; 65g car- Ingredients: marmalade on the other slice, bohydrate; 40g sugar; 3g fiber; 2 slices white bread and put the slices together as a 220mg sodium; 130mg calcium.

olive oil utes and up to 1½ hours before TERRORIZED 1 tablespoon freshly cracked grilling. STEAK black pepper 2. Grill directly over a medi- Yield: 4 servings 4 strip steaks, 1 ½ inches um-hot fire, turning occasion- thick, about 8 ounces each ally, until crusty on the outside, about 5 minutes on each side Ingredients: Directions: for medium rare. Allow to rest Leaves from 6 sprigs marjo- 1. In a mortar or mini food briefly before serving. ram, about 5 inches long processor, pound or process Per serving: 467 calories; 18g Leaves from 6 sprigs rose- the marjoram, rosemary, garlic, fat; 5g saturated fat; no cholester- mary, about 5 inches long salt, red pepper flakes, cognac, ol; 67g protein; 5g carbohydrate; 8 garlic cloves olive oil and black pepper into no sugar; 0.5g fiber; 825mg so- 1 teaspoon kosher salt a coarse paste. Rub paste evenly dium; 40mg calcium. 1 teaspoon red pepper flakes on both sides of the steaks. Al- Recipe from “The Rose Pis- 2 tablespoons cognac low the steaks to rest at room tola Cookbook,” by Reed Hearon 2 tablespoons extra-virgin temperature for at least 30 min- and Peggy Knickerbocker

to 160 degrees). Remove from MEDITERRA- heat and cover loosely with foil NEAN LAMB and allow to rest at least 20 to Want Lots of Guests? Yield: 8 to 10 servings 30 minutes before carving and serving. Ingredients: Per serving (based on 10): Are you hosting a community event, 1 (4-pound) boneless leg of 360 calories; 23g fat; 7.5g satu- lamb rated fat; 120mg cholesterol; 36g festival or public meeting? Salt protein; 1g carbohydrate; 0.5g Black pepper sugar; no fiber; 90mg sodium; Registering your event on chronline.com/calendar will get your event ¼ cup olive oil 20mg calcium. 1 onion, thinly sliced Recipe by Daniel Neman submitted for that calendar and for The Chronicle! 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 teaspoon cumin 1 teaspoons ground ginger GRILLED To plan your week(end) see the calendar in Directions: CORN ON The Chronicle on page 2 and on the right side of Chronline. 1. Unroll and pat dry the leg THE COB of lamb. Season generously on both sides with salt and pepper. Yield: 1 serving Fast • Easy • Efective 2. In a large bowl, combine the olive oil, onion, garlic, cum- Ingredients: in and ginger. Roll the lamb in 1 ear corn in the husk the bowl to coat all sides, cover the bowl with plastic wrap and Directions: 2014 marinate in the refrigerator for 2 1. Soak corn, still in the husk, years CH521964cf.db hours or overnight. in water at least 15 minutes. 1889 125 3. Prepare a hot grill for in- 2. Set on grate over medium- direct heat. Cook on the part of high fire. Cook 15 minutes, turn- the grill away from the heat, cov- ing occasionally, or until you ered, for 1 hour or until cooked smell corn cooking. Shuck be- medium rare or medium (140 fore serving with butter and salt. The Chronicle Chronline.com Life 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 LIFE

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “Truffaut loved actresses, and he was very intense. All the actresses I knew wanted to do a film with him.” — Catherine Deneuve © 2014 by NEA, Inc. The Basic Tools for Backyard Grilling

By Noelle Carter Los Angeles Times Memorial Day weekend marked the unofficial start of summer. Are you ready to get your grill on? With the smells of charcoal and propane beginning to per- fume backyards across the nation, now is the perfect time to take stock of your equipment. Wheth- er you’re an old hand or are new to this most primal of cooking methods, proper tools count. Outside of the grill itself, here’s a basic list of all the tools you’ll need so you’re ready when your inner chef hears the call of the great outdoors. All of the equipment should be generally available wherever grills and grilling supplies are sold, such as at hardware stores, drugstores and even some supermarkets. They’re also available online.

Chimney: A gas grill is a wonderfully easy way to fire up the grilling season, but for real flavor, nothing beats cooking over charcoal — that is, as long as that great charcoal flavor isn’t ruined by the taste of lighter fluid. For a quick, sure- Kirk McKoy/ Los Angeles Times fire way to light charcoal without Having the right tools makes summer grilling easier. having to douse the hardwood or briquettes with lighter fluid, try a Tongs: when handling foods on the grill. in a grill basket. Perforated open left in a larger cut of meat as you charcoal chimney starter. It’s sim- Put the fork away. A good set The right spatula can make quick baskets help to keep smaller foods check its progress. Remember to ple to use: Crumple some newspa- of tongs will give you a much and easy work of lifting and flip- from slipping through the racks, clean the probe between each use per and stuff it in the bottom of better grip on your steaks and ping burgers, delicate fillets and and closed mesh baskets keep to prevent cross-contamination. the chimney, then place the char- vegetables, and you won’t have more as they cook. Standard met- delicate foods from crumbling as $5 for a simple dial thermometer coal on top. Light the newspaper, al spatulas are thicker and work they’re grilled. Baskets are avail- to repeatedly puncture what to $30 or more for a digital ther- and in 15 to 20 minutes your coals you’re cooking (remember, it’s well when you’re flipping burgers able at cooking supply stores and will be ready for their moment. already dead). When looking for and larger cuts of meat and poul- where grilling supplies are sold, as mometer with a remote probe. $10 to $15. tongs, reach for a pair of spring- try. For delicate items, consider well as online. $15 to $20. loaded or flexible bent tongs as a thin and flexible fish spatula. opposed to a pair joined by a Consider buying a spatula with Grill brush: Gloves: swivel pin (similar to scissors or wide slats or holes; this allows Thermometer: Spare yourself the expensive pliers), as they offer more con- When you’re working over liquids to drain while minimiz- When cooking meats or any grill cleaning supplies and chemi- trol. And consider size. Tongs ing surface contact with food so high heat, gloves and grill mitts items for which food safety is a cals; a basic grill brush is all you range from as short as 6 inches it doesn’t stick to the spatula and are a great way to keep your to well over a foot in length. The concern, a dependable thermom- need to keep your grill and racks hands protected from heat and tear as it’s handled. $10 to $20. shorter the tongs, the more con- eter is a must. It can give a quick in working order. Simply heat the occasional flare-ups. Look for trol you will have. $5 to $10. verification when you want to heat-resistant gloves that cover at be sure of the temperature on a grill on high after cooking to char least part of the forearm for maxi- Grill basket: chicken breast or steak. Many dig- any stuck foods and sauces, then mum protection. Prices vary by Spatula: If you plan to grill small or ital thermometers have probes at- run the stainless steel bristles of a type and material used, but gener- Like a good set of tongs, a delicate items such as cut veg- tached by wire to the temperature cheap grill brush over the mess to ally $15 to $30. proper spatula is a must-have tool etables or fish, consider investing gauge so the probe alone can be clean it off. $5 to $10. Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 29, 2014 LIFE Outrage over Led Zeppelin ADVICE: Dear Abby Couple Feeling Financial lawsuit is disingenuous Strain Receives Many By Martin Clear rism. They settled copyright cases with the The Bradenton Herald estates of Howlin’ Wolf for “The Lemon Helpful Ideas Song” and Willie Dixon for “Whole Lotta DEAR ABBY: DEAR ABBY: The big news in the music world these Love.” There was no outrage from fans “Holding on in “Holding” should days has been the “Stairway to Heaven” about those suits. Arkansas” (Feb. 27) asked where to seek help from the school counsel- lawsuit. The people who run the estate of Plagiarism in popular music isn’t rare. A go for free counseling. You suggest- or. He/she can recommend mental Randy California, the phenomenal guitar- member of Los Lobos has excoriated Paul ed she call her local health support within the family’s ist and songwriter from the phenomenal Simon, saying that Simon stole a song they mental health de- financial means, and connect them band Spirit, announced they are suing Led played for him and turned it into “The partment for coun- with additional community resourc- Zeppelin. They claim that the acoustic gui- Myth of Fingerprints.” (Simon said he re- seling options for her es to lessen some of the stresses of tar line at the beginning of “Stairway” was members the development of that song dif- marriage and money daily life. With many families strug- lifted from “Taurus,” an instrumental track ferently.) John Fogerty actually got sued issues. Another re- gling in many ways, encouraging on the first Spirit album. for plagiarizing himself, after people who source would be her this woman to seek out available help Classic rock fans are aghast. To challenge owned his songs from Credence Clearwa- local church. is crucial. — SCHOOL COUNSEL- “Stairway,” that great song that every sentient ter Revival alleged that his solo song “The Pastors often OR-IN-TRAINING DEAR ABBY: Does her em- being in the known universe has been sick of Old Man Down the Road” was a copy of offer counseling By Abigail Van Buren ployer or her husband’s have an Em- for 40 years, is apparently sacrilege. CCR’s “Run Through the Jungle.” (Fogerty to couples. Many won, but the court didn’t make the plaintiff churches also have support groups ployee Assistance Program? These The two guitar lines really are awfully services offer a wide range of help, similar. “Taurus” came out two years before reimburse his legal fees.) Musicians will tell for parents to connect with each you that the guitar lines in both “Taurus” other. I have seen churches save mar- including dealing with mental health “Stairway,” and it was a staple in Spirit’s live and financial issues, and may be paid shows during the time Led Zeppelin was and “Stairway” use standard chord pro- riages and get couples back on the gressions. So did George Harrison’s “My right track emotionally and finan- for as part of the employer’s contract Spirit’s opening act. It’s reasonable to as- with the EAP organization. -- JUST sume it made an impression on Jimmy Page. Sweet Lord” and Carole King and Gerry cially. — PASSING IT ON IN TEN- NESSEE MY TWO CENTS The outrage over the suit seems dis- Goffin’s “One Fine Day,” but Harrison lost DEAR PASSING IT ON: Your DEAR ABBY: If the woman’s ingenuous. In the 1960s and ’70s, lots of that suit. suggestion was mentioned by a county doesn’t have a mental health people who paid attention to music talked Led Zeppelin have, of course, been number of other readers. They, too, department, her region should have about Page lifting California’s guitar line. ripped off themselves. There’s no way the a department of public health. Or similarities between “Still of the Night” by felt that solving her financial prob- California talked about it pretty openly, lems would lessen or eliminate the she could be guided by the school Whitesnake and “The Immigrant Song” by nurse at her children’s school. School saying he felt ripped off by his friend. marital discord “Holding” and her Everybody’s wondering why he didn’t Zeppelin are merely coincidental. nurses are often the first respond- The outrage in this current case is no husband are experiencing. Read on: sue back then. Maybe he was just a nice DEAR ABBY: ers to families in crisis or in need doubt due to the iconic status of “Stairway One of the larg- of counseling. — NEW ENGLAND guy. I met California a few times in the mid- est contributors to our national ’70s when he lived in Tampa, Florida., and to Heaven,” as well as to the proliferation NURSE charitable network — United Way DEAR ABBY: he always seemed like a genuinely nice and of news media to report the suit and social It is human na- media to allow people to spout off about it. — offers many helpful services. The down-to-earth man. (He did, however, often ture to want the best for one’s fam- I suspect Led Zeppelin worshippers Consumer Credit Counseling Ser- wear a headband with “Randy California” ily, but a lot of the couples suffering are more incensed about the suit than the vice may also be a resource, if credit spelled out in beads, which was kind of ob- this kind of stress have brought it on members of Led Zeppelin are. My predic- cards are part of the problem. themselves. noxious.) He implied in interviews that he tion, for what it’s worth, is that the case will If there is a choice between would have been satisfied with a “thank you” There won’t be enough money be settled before it reaches court, given Led paying a bill or buying groceries, for food and monthly bills if they for creating the guitar part. Zeppelin’s history with plagiarism suits, the bill should come first. There are paying for new cars, a house they I’d call him a musical genius and a and that they’ll offer money instead of a are many food pantries. The family can’t afford, ordering takeout in- visionary, which is of course something songwriting credit. can also apply for food stamps. stead of cooking, subscribing to the people can debate. You can listen to Spir- The classy thing, of course, would be for Asking for help can be diffi- deluxe cable TV package, going on it’s “The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus,” Led Zeppelin to just go ahead and admit cult or embarrassing, but knowing expensive vacations and paying for one of the best rock albums ever made, and that they most likely at least drew inspira- your kids won’t be hungry makes it activities the kids “have to do” just you might be convinced. tion from California’s guitar line, and that, worth it. — BEEN THERE, DONE because their friends are. Couples’ He was unquestionably a hero. He died consciously or not, it spawned the opening THAT, TOO financial problems could be greatly in 1997 saving the life of his 12-year-old of “Stairway.” DEAR ABBY: “Holding” should improved if they would only make son, who was in danger of drowning. Randy California was one of the all-time contact her bank about refinanc- better choices. — LIVING WITHIN Led Zeppelin fans are saying the suit is guitar greats (Jimi Hendrix wanted him to ing her mortgage. If she can’t pay MY MEANS DOWN SOUTH just an attempt to make some money. But be part of the Experience), he died saving a her electric bill, she should see if she ••• by all reports, all the suit is asking for, at child’s life and he doesn’t get enough credit. qualifies for a reduced rate for her in- least so far, is that California be listed as a Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Listing him as one of writers of “Stairway to come level. As for the kids, if they’re Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, co-writer of the song on an upcoming reis- Heaven” would be insignificant for Led Zep- in school, they probably meet the and was founded by her mother, Pauline sue of “Led Zeppelin IV.” pelin, but it would mean the world to people criteria for the reduced-cost lunch Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.Dear- Led Zeppelin may be the classic rock of who loved Spirit’s music and Randy Cali- program. — FULL OF IDEAS IN Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, band that is most often accused of plagia- fornia’s guitar work. WASHINGTON CA 90069.

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Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong TV End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 Paid Program Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Bet on Your Baby A 3-year-old must Sing Your Face Off (Series Premiere) Adam Levine; Lionel Richie; Elton John. KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) pick up a phone. (N) (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Justin Time (EI) Grants Getaways Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Dateline NBC “Something Wicked” The The Blacklist ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) parents of a murdered teen. ’ 11 (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante Banda MS de Sergio Lizárraga. (N) (SS) Comediant. 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(CC) (CC) intelligence. ’ (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks My Cat From Hell (N) ’ (CC) My Tiny Terror “Mini Cujo” (N) (CC) My Cat From Hell ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell ’ (CC) BET 56 56 What’s Love ›› Just Wright (2010) Queen Latifah, Common. A physical therapist falls in love with her patient. (CC) ›› Why Did I Get Married? (2007, Comedy-Drama) Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson, Jill Scott. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 ›› The Switch (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman. A ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh woman uses a friend’s sperm, unknowingly, to get pregnant. Lucas. A fashion designer demands a divorce from her husband. Lucas. A fashion designer demands a divorce from her husband. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey New York Rangers at Montreal Canadiens. (N) (S Live) (CC) Movie ’ (CC) Rick Mercer 22 Minutes (CC) Marketplace ’ George-Tonight C M T 61 61 Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded › Wild Hogs (2007, Comedy) Tim Allen, John Travolta. Four friends take a motorcycle road trip. (CC) › Son-in-Law (1993) Pauly Shore. CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed A Dynamic Duo Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown The Sixties Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Special CNNH 45 45 The Sixties Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown COM 60 60 Austin Powers in ›› Yes Man (2008, Comedy) Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper. A man tries to change ›› Jackass 3D (2010, Comedy) Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn. Aziz Ansari: Dangerously Delicious Goldmember (CC) his life by saying yes to everything. (CC) More outrageous pranks and stunts. (CC) Comic Aziz Ansari performs. (CC) D I S 41 41 Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ I Didn’t Do It ’ Dog With a Blog Lab Rats (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Good-Charlie Dog With a Blog Naked and Afraid ’ (CC) Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ (CC) Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ (CC) Mini Monsters Very small and unique creatures. (N) ’ (CC) Mini Monsters Very small and unique DSC 8 8 creatures. ’ (CC) E! News Total Divas “Red and Gold” Eva and Total Divas Eva Marie struggles with Total Divas “Digging A Hole” Brie’s wed- The Soup Come- Chelsea Lately Sex and the City Sex and the City E! 65 65 Summer battle outside the ring. her sobriety. ding fast approaches. dian Marc Maron. “Splat!” ’ (CC) (CC) NCAA Studio Up- College Softball NCAA World Series, Game 10: Teams TBA. From Oklahoma SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 date (N) (Live) City. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Baseball NCAA Tournament, Regional: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) ESPN Bases Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) U.S. Soccer’s March to Brazil March to Brazil March to Brazil FAM 39 39 ›› Pocahontas (1995) Voices of Irene Bedard. ››› Mulan (1998, Musical) Voices of Ming-Na Wen, Lea Salonga. ›››› The Little Mermaid (1989) Voices of Jodi Benson, Pat Carroll. ››› Dolphin Tale FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Military Salute” Chopped “Grill Masters: Part One” Chopped “Grill Masters: Part Two” Chopped “Grill Masters: Part Three” Chopped “Grill Masters: Part Four” Chopped “Grill Masters: Finale” FX 53 53 ›› What’s Your Number? (2011, Romance-Comedy) Anna Faris, Chris Evans. A ›› Horrible Bosses (2011, Comedy) Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason Sudei- ›› Horrible Bosses (2011, Comedy) Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason Sudei- woman wonders if one of 20 exes could be her true love. kis. Three oppressed workers plot against their employers. kis. Three oppressed workers plot against their employers. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Memorial Tournament, Third Round. Golf Central PGA Tour Golf Champions: Principal Charity Classic, Second Round. HALL 19 19 The Makeover (2013) Julia Stiles, David ›› Elevator Girl (2010, Romance) Lacey Chabert, Ryan Merriman, Patty McCor- A Crush on You (2011, Romance-Comedy) Brigid Brannagh, Sean Patrick The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Walton, Frances Fisher. (CC) mack. Sparks fly between a free-spirited woman and a lawyer. (CC) Flanery. A man e-mails the wrong woman with a message of affection. (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Kristi & Jay” Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 The World Wars “Trial by Fire” A global war is ignited. (CC) The World Wars “A Rising Threat” Tension simmers throughout the world. The World Wars War breaks out again under new leaders. (CC) L I FE 51 51 The Good Mistress (2014) (CC) Petals on the Wind (2014, Suspense) Heather Graham, Ellen Burstyn. (CC) The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom (2014) Ashley Jones. Premiere. (CC) Petals on the Wind (2014) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup: Raw “Survival 101” Lockup: Raw (N) Lockup: Raw “Time to Kill” Lockup: Indiana Lockup: Indiana Anonymous tip. Lockup: Indiana Cutting. MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ›› Stomp the Yard (2007, Drama) Columbus Short. A troubled dancer enrolls in college. ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey New York Rangers at Montreal Canadiens. NHL Overtime (N) Heads-Up Poker (Taped) Heads-Up Poker (Taped) Heads-Up Poker (Taped) Heads-Up Poker (Taped) NICK 40 40 SpongeBob Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Thundermans Hathaways Sam & Cat (CC) AwesomenessTV Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane. A woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. (CC) ›››› Titanic (1997) Leonardo DiCaprio, Billy Zane. (CC) R O OT 31 31 MLS Soccer Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Detroit Tigers at Seattle Mariners. ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 Cops (CC) Cops Domestic vio- Cops Suspect re- Cops (CC) Cops “Morons on Cops “Cell Phone › Law Abiding Citizen (2009, Suspense) Jamie Foxx, Gerard Butler, Colm Meaney. A prosecutor gets ››› The Run- lence calls. (CC) sists arrests. ’ Parade” ’ (CC) Secrets” ’ (CC) caught up in a vengeful prisoner’s twisted scheme. ’ down (2003) ’ SYFY 59 59 › Resident Evil (2002, Horror) ›› Resident Evil: Extinction (2007, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Oded Fehr. ›› The Crazies (2010, Horror) Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell. Premiere. Zombie Apocalypse (2011, Horror) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Drive History Travel the Road Hardflip (2012, Drama) Randy Wayne, John Schneider, Rosanna Arquette. Praise-A-Thon Gods At War Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Deal With It The Journey-Center of TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Accident; Laughs. Earth TLC 38 38 Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) We Should Have Eloped! (N) (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) We Should Have Eloped! ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) OMG! EMT! “Private Parts” ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at Oklahoma City Thunder. (N) (Live) (CC) Inside the NBA (N) (S Live) (CC) ›› The Next Three Days (2010, Suspense) Russell Crowe, Elizabeth Banks, Brian Dennehy. A man Law & Order plans to break his wife out of prison. (CC) (DVS) “Bounty” ’ TOON 42 42 Open Season 3 (2010) Voices of Matthew J. Munn. World of Gumball King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Black Dynamite The Boondocks Attack on Titan TRAV 36 36 Food Paradise “Pizza Paradise 2” Food Paradise (CC) Ghost Adventures “Black Swan Inn” Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. truTV Top Funniest “Wrong Turns” ’ ’ USA 58 58 ›› Fast Five (2011, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster. Dom Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family “Up Modern Family Modern Family ›› Drive Angry (2011, Action) Nicolas Toretto and company ramp up the action in Brazil. (CC) (DVS) “The Kiss” ’ (CC) (DVS) “Bixby’s Back” All Night” ’ (CC) (DVS) “Moon Landing” Cage, Amber Heard. (CC) VH1 62 62 Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “Leaked” Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Hit the Floor ’ Hollywood Exes ’

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