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$400,000 for Students A Town Staple Since 1945 Scholarship Night Brings Centralia College Mossyrock’s Smith and Son Grocery Has Been Foundation Together With Students / Main 4 Around for a Lot of History, Change / Main 4 Twin Transit Seeks $4.3 Million Grant for Facility PLANS: More Space and would be located along Pearl Centralia, but it is located next Street between Maple and Cen- to train tracks, is unstaffed and Better Location Eyed by ter, would be staffed and allow the current management build- Tax-Funded Entity riders access to other services, ing is located some 1,000 feet including LEWIS Mountain to the south, across the Locust By The Chronicle Highway Transit, Rural and Street tracks. Twin Transit has submitted Tribal Transit and Grays Har- In addition to purchasing a grant application to the state bor County Transit, according parcels on Pearl Street, Twin Department of Transportation to a press release from Twin Transit also bought the Car- requesting $4.3 million to con- Transit. penters’ Union Building to be struct a new transit center in The Historic Train Depot, or remodeled into a transit office. Centralia. Amtrak Station, has been serv- The new station, which ing as the transportation hub for please see FACILITY, page Main 16 A computer-generated image of the new transit center provided by Twin Transit. Odd Sights and Sounds Dominate Vader Church Saginaw Days in Logging Road Town Distributes $100,000 Worth of Donated Potato Chips ASSEMBLY OF GOD: Congregation Works Together to Distribute 81,000 Bags of Chips By Aaron Kunkler [email protected] Last Tuesday, Vader Assem- bly of God received and distributed a donation of some 81,000 lunch-sized bags of barbecue potato chips from the Kettle Chips company, the largest single shipment Pastor Tracy Durham said he’d seen. “We have never ever received donations on this scale before,” he said. “We might get 15, 18, 20 boxes, but never a semi load.” The semi-truck load of chips they received on Sept. 13 was sent originally to God’s Portion, a Yelm-based organization Pete Caster / [email protected] comprised of various churches A steam donkey, owned by Lou Parsons, of Hoodsport, is used during a demonstration at Saginaw Days in Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon. The antique steam and food banks, which then donkey was used to haul large pieces of timber from one point to another. sends donations out to member organizations for distribution. A GOOD TIME: Lumberjack BROOKLYN — Saginaw berjack enthusiasts and outright flannel-jacket and hickory-shirt The 81,000 bags came in a Days is a strange happening in revelers from all over the area outfitted attendees simply pitch 53-foot semi-truck trailer on Competition in Brooklyn a far-out place. descend on the logging road a tent or park a camper and 90 pallets before Durham’s Brings Folks Out of the For starters, the lumberjack- community of Brooklyn begin- proceed to enjoy each other’s church distributed them to ing competition is actually a ning on Friday night, either to sap-splattered company right on food banks, schools, senior Woodwork one-day event. help set up the fiasco or, more through until after another Sun- centers and churches across the region, spanning from Toledo The pluralized “days” in its likely, for the prolific social im- day morning has come on down. By Jordan Nailon title is no misnomer though. bibing. The actual show is on [email protected] That’s because each year lum- Saturday, and many of those please see SAGINAW, page Main 16 please see CHIPS, page Main 16

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est operating inn in the coun- ‘Lucky’ To Be Alive: Calf try. With 2 Faces Born at Kentucky Farm Pennsylvania Man CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. Who Lost Phone (AP) — Visitors to a central Kentucky farm may do a Fleeing Cops Posts double-take when they see the Online: Don’t Call Me newest addition: a two-faced calf. SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) — Stan McCubbin of Camp- Authorities say a Pennsylvania bellsville told WDRB-TV that drug suspect who dropped his he thought he had twins when cellphone while running away he first saw the calf on Friday, from police took to Facebook but quickly realized he had to warn his friends not to call something far more unusual. that phone number. The female calf has two Lackawanna County detectives say 25-year-old Scranton Pete Caster / [email protected] noses, two mouths and four Jef Fetter, of Buckley, left, and Dave Bekkevar, of Sequim, use a modiied chainsaw powered by a 215 Buick V8 engine eyes, though the middle two resident James Lee Hankins fled when police tried to arrest to cut through a log during a demonstration at Saginaw Days in Brooklyn on Saturday. Fetter said he bought the eyes don’t function. Although 500-pound saw about 10 years ago for $1,000. See more on today’s front page. she can walk, the McCubbins him for an undercover drug say she ends up going in circles deal involving heroin and co- and falling over. caine on Monday afternoon. The family says most calves Police say a woman who Notable Quote with such a genetic mutation knew Hankins let them search are stillborn, but so far this one her apartment, and they found is eating and seems healthy. him minutes later in her base- McCubbin’s wife, Brandy, ment on a computer that had said their 5-year-old daughter, a page open to Facebook. De- “Our locals are our business, and the Kenley, named the calf Lucky tectives say Hankins posted tourist is just the cream on top of it.” because she’s lucky to be alive. a message telling friends he’d be off Facebook for a while and asking them not to call his Larry Smith Inn That Inspired phone until he said otherwise. Online court records don’t owner of Smith and Son Grocery Longfellow: Guests, list an attorney for Hankins. Give Us Our Stuff Back (see page Main 4 for the full story) SUDBURY, Mass. (AP) Police: Drug Suspect — A historic Massachusetts inn that inspired poet Henry Tried to Dissolve Wadsworth Longfellow and Heroin by Urinating was once owned by automo- Today in History SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) — tive pioneer Henry Ford wants Today’s Highlight in History: Francisco; the convention nomi- In 1973, in their so-called “bat- its stuff back — no questions Police say a Pennsylvania drug suspect was all wet when he uri- nated Belva Ann Bennett Lock- tle of the sexes,” tennis star Billie asked. On Sept. 20, 1946, the first wood for president. Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs Longfellow’s Wayside nated in his pants in the hope Cannes Film Festival, lasting 16 that it would dissolve the heroin In 1911, the British liner RMS in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, at Inn in Sudbury is celebrat- days, opened in France. Among Olympic collided with the Royal the Houston Astrodome. Singer- ing its 300th anniversary by and cocaine in his pocket. the films honored with the Gold- The (Scranton) Times-Tri- Navy cruiser HMS Hawke off the songwriter Jim Croce, 30, died in offering amnesty for former en Palm were “The Lost Week- Isle of Wight; although seriously a plane crash near Natchitoches, guests who may have —ahem bune says 42-year-old Wesley end,” ‘’Brief Encounter,” “Rome, Autrey sold heroin Tuesday damaged, the Olympic was able Louisiana. — “secretly checked out” inn Open City” and “Pastoral Sym- to return to Southampton under In 1976, Playboy magazine property. Return it, and man- during an undercover sting in phony;” “The Battle of the Rails” Scranton. its own power. released an interview in which agement says it won’t pursue won the International Jury Prize. In 1947, former New York City Democratic presidential nomi- criminal charges. When police tried to arrest him afterward, they say he On this date: Mayor Fiorello La Guardia died. nee Jimmy Carter admitted he’d Innkeeper Steve Pickford In 1958, Martin Luther King “looked on a lot of women with tells The Boston Globe he’s struggled and had to be sub- In 1519, Portuguese explorer dued with a stun gun. Jr. was seriously wounded dur- lust.” The historical drama series particularly interested in re- Ferdinand Magellan and his crew ing a book signing at a New York “I, Claudius,” starring Derek Ja- covering a copy of the Declara- Police say Autrey then beset out from Spain on five ships to gan urinating in his pants in an City department store when he cobi as the fourth emperor of An- tion of Independence belong- find a western passage to the Spice was stabbed in the chest by Izola cient Rome, began airing on BBC ing to Revolutionary War-era attempt to dissolve the drugs. Islands. (Magellan was killed en Police say he was unsuccess- Curry. (Curry was later found Television. innkeeper Ezekiel Howe. It route, but one of his ships eventu- mentally incompetent; she died In 1984, a suicide car bomber went missing in the 1950s. ful, and they found five small ally circled the world.) bags of heroin, four small bags at a Queens, New York, nursing attacked the U.S. Embassy annex Pickford says guests have In 1870, Italian troops took of cocaine and $3,000 in cash. home in 2015 at age 98.) in north Beirut, killing at least also absconded with stamped control of the Papal States, lead- In 1962, James Meredith, a 14 people - two Americans and silverware, pewter serving Online court records don’t list an attorney for Autrey. He ing to the unification of Italy. black student, was blocked from 12 Lebanese. The family sitcoms pieces, antique dishes and In 1884, the National Equal enrolling at the University of “The Cosby Show” and “Who’s paintings. remained in the Lackawanna County jail on Thursday un- Rights Party was formed during Mississippi by Democratic Gov. the Boss?” premiered on NBC The inn opened in August a convention of suffragists in San Ross R. Barnett. and ABC, respectively. 1716 and bills itself as the old- able to post bond. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Sept. 20, 2016 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 48.38 65.0 0.00 100s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 73.06 85.0 -0.01 80s H 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H 1.36 10.5 -0.11 H 50s H Cowlitz at Randle Few Showers Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 40s 4.84 18.0 +2.15 30s 66º 45º 65º 45º 66º 46º 65º 47º 69º 50º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 2.49 ---- 0.00 10s 0s This map shows high temperatures, 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 ...... 6:57 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 7:11 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 66 Moonrise ...... 9:58 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 54 62/49 73/45 Moonset...... 11:40 a.m. Normal High ...... 74 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low...... 49 60/46 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 90 in 1999 Seattle Anchorage 56/55 cl 56/48 t Record Low...... 34 in 1957 65/49 Boise 78/51 s 69/46 sh Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 81/64 s 78/60 s Yesterday ...... 0.14" 64/43 69/40 9/23 9/30 10/9 10/16 Dallas 97/73 s 95/73 s Month to date ...... 1.08" Tacoma Honolulu 89/75 ra 89/75 ra Normal month to date ...1.14" Centralia 65/48 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 85/69 t 90/74 s Year to date...... 24.31" 66/45 Yakima Nashville 89/64 s 90/66 s Normal year to date ....27.95" Chehalis Allergen Today Wednesday Phoenix 90/74 t 93/75 s 72/40 Longview 65/45 Trees None None St. Louis 89/69 s 88/69 s Salt Lake City 81/63 s 77/58 t WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 66/47 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 65/55 s 66/54 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold Low Low Washington, DC 86/68 s 85/64 s Portland 68/47 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo - graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 69/49 73/45 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Wed. Today Wed. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Wed. Today Wed. Baghdad 102/77 s 104/81 s New Delhi 97/79 s 95/79 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 79/59 s 81/61 s Paris 70/52 pc 70/52 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 63/48 sh 64/50 pc Spokane 69/39 s 68/42 s London 66/52 pc 68/54 s Rio de Janeiro 70/64 ra 72/64 pc cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 63/48 sh 62/48 pc Tri Cities 74/44 s 72/44 s Mexico City 73/54 pc 70/54 pc Rome 79/63 s 70/59 ra sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 64/43 sh 66/43 pc Wenatchee 72/48 s 71/48 s Moscow 52/43 cl 54/46 cl Sydney 63/57 pc 68/54 sh • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 Dog Show at SWW Fairgrounds

Puyallup resident Kristen Scott, 22, plays with her long-haired Saint Bernard dog “Bruce Wayne” during Sunday’s Timberland Valley Dog Fanciers Association dog show at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds.

Sacramento, Calif., resident Mike Kurtzner plays with Paul Dunn / [email protected] his beagle dogs “Emmy” and “Mia” during Sunday’s English mastif dog “Aslan” shows of his “best of breed” rib- Timberland Valley Dog Fanciers Association dog show bon during Sunday’s Timberland Valley Dog Fanciers As- at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds. sociation dog show at the Southwest Washington Fair- grounds. Aslan is owned by Olympia resident Austyn Collins.

Handlers line up their Alaskan malamute dogs for judging during Sunday’s Timberland Valley Dog Fanciers Association dog show at the Southwest Washington Fair- grounds.

News in Brief to increase to a little more than around a mile from the Sunrise Ed Carlson South Lewis 19,000 in 2032, according to the visitor center. County Airport Master study. Trail work is suitable for Taxiway improvements, an those older than 16, with replant- Plan Update Approved apron expansion, terminal and ing being suitable for all ages. By The Chronicle hangar improvements, vehicle The press release recom- A master plan update for the access road and parking im- mended coming prepared for Ed Carlson South Lewis Coun- provements, utilities and drain- any weather, including rain gear, ty Airport was approved by the age improvements, land pur- sturdy footwear, gloves, knee Board of County Commission- chases and runway and taxiway pads, warm clothing, sunglasses, ers at its Monday meeting. extensions are also forecast for sunscreen and hats, depending The study and correlating over the next 20 years. on the weather. plan, which is done every 15 to Volunteers should also bring 20 years, assesses the current Mount Rainier their own provisions. state of the airport and antici- For more information, visit pated growth and development National Parks to www.nps.gov/mora. and falls in compliance with the Hold Volunteer Day Federal Aviation Administration County Receives guidelines. The current study By The Chronicle was started in 2012 and wrapped Mount Rainier National Park Funding for Radio up this year. will celebrate National Public Services Division Over the next 20 years, use of Lands Day on Sept. 24 by invit- the airport is projected to grow ing the public to participate in By The Chronicle slowly in terms of the number of two large volunteer projects. More than $13,650 in grant aircraft based at the airport and National Public Lands Day is funding for the Lewis County its level of activity, according to an annual celebration of public Department of Central Services documents from the meeting. involvement and stewardship of Radio Services Division was ap- Single-engine airplanes at the nation’s national, state and proved by the Board of County the airport will increase from 36 local parks and forests. Commissioners at Monday’s to 38, multi-engine planes will Across the country, some meeting. remain at six and the airport is 170,000 people are expected to The funds come from the anticipated to gain one jet. It cur- participate, a press release said. Washington State Military De- rently has none. Day-of registration begins at partment for 2015 Homeland Se- It is also expected to host an 8 a.m. at the White River Camp- curity Program funding. additional helicopter, bringing ground, 6 miles west of Highway According to Board docu- the total to three and the total 410 in the northeast corner of the ments, the funds will enhance number of aircraft based there is park. At 9 a.m., participants will county-wide interoperational anticipated to grow from 47 to 53. be split into two work groups, communications, including law The total number of take- with one group maintaining enforcement agencies. offs and landings at the airport lead trails at Sunrise, and the The contract period for the was approximately 12,000 in other working to revegetate na- funds began on Sept. 1, 2015 and 2012, a figure that is expected tive plants in restoration areas runs through March 31, 2017. Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 LOCAL

Barbara Colvin has worked at Smith and Son Grocery for 16 years. The Smiths credit long-time employees as being one of the secrets to their success. Smith and Son Grocery a Mossyrock Aaron Kunkler / [email protected] Greg Smith stocks meat at Smith and Son Grocery in Mossyrock on Friday morning. The business has been in the family since Staple Since 1945 1945. FAMILY: Tourists Are Great, but Local Residents Are ABOUT THE BUSINESS: SMITH AND SON GROCERY Where: 254 East State St., Mossyrock the Lifeblood of This Hours: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily Family Operation Phone: (360) 983-3511 Employees: 18 By Aaron Kunkler [email protected] jor remodel in the mid-1980s, Smith and Son Grocery in which added some 2,000 square- HIGHLIGHT A LOCAL Mossyrock bears traces of the feet to the store, the family has town’s past, with marks visible no plans for major expansions BUSINESS on the wooden floors from login the future. They plan to keep The Chronicle features a gers’ spiked boots, a fitting re- providing the same level of ser- local business in every edition. minder of the long history the vice they’ve offered Mossyrock To nominate a business for grocery store has witnessed. and the surrounding areas into coverage, contact Editor Eric The store has been in the Schwartz at eschwartz@chron- the future. Smith family since 1945 when line.com or (360) 807-8224. Lester Smith and his business partner, Walter Greear, bought the store from Wil- Larry Smith, 76, said his father, Smith and Son is located at There is no charge. liam Nunnely in 1945, when it was a general mercantile store. It later became a Lester Smith, bought it from 254 East State Street in Mossyrock. grocery store. William Nunnely. At that time, it was a general mercantile store, selling everything from shoes and clothes to hardware. “Everything you could think of, and it stayed that way until 1976,” when it was converted to a grocery store, said Larry Smith, who runs the store with his wife, Barbara, and his sons, Greg and Jeff Smith. Smith and Son is now the only full-service grocery store in Mossyrock, Larry Smith said, offering shoppers all the essentials, from fresh produce and meats to canned goods and liquor. Larry Smith’s father was a lumberjack who worked in the area until he was injured on the job in 1945 and decided to buy the store with his business partner, Walter Greear. “[He] decided it was time to get out of the woods,” Larry Smith said. Larry Smith grew up in Mossyrock, but moved away for a time to work at Boeing in Se- attle, where he met Barbara. In 1969, they moved back to Moss- yrock to get out of the city, and they’ve stuck around ever since, eventually buying the store from his father. Despite many rural grocers closing up shop during the recent recession, Larry Smith said they’ve managed to stay open thanks to local shoppers and tourists who descend on the town during the summer to camp and enjoy the nearby lakes. Over his decades of living in Mossyrock, Larry Smith said the town hasn’t changed much, but the surrounding areas have. He remembers when the nearby lakes were created by Tacoma Power in the 1960s, and they started to see a corresponding shift in their customer base. “It brings in the tourists. Tour- ists and lots of campers,” Greg Smith said. “Our summers are always good.” But Larry Smith was quick to point out his gratitude for the locals. While the tourists are great for business, it’s the locals who shop there all year who keep their business thriving and em- ploying some 18 workers. “Our locals are our business, and the tourist is just the cream on top of it,” he said. Generations of Mossyrock residents shop at the store, Greg Smith said. He also said the turnover is low, which allows employees to recognize familiar faces. “They get to know the customers and people come back to them,” he said. “It’s kind of a nice, small town feel.” While they undertook a ma-

Please Recycle This Newspaper • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 Lewis County Sees Decline in Residential Listings, Sales The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and By The Chronicle area, which overall reported an also experienced increases with would have a year ago, stated the Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. 11.63 percent decrease in active 15.43 percent and 24.47 percent, press release. Inventory shortages remain MISSED OR LATE PAPER? in many areas of Northwest Mul- listings. respectively. In Lewis County there was a tiple Listing Services 23-county At the end of August, there As for closed sales, Lewis 12.35 percent increase in the medi- Delivery deadlines: were 18,336 active sales in the County saw an 8.11 percent dean price, raising it from $168,000 a Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. service area as activity remains Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. constrained. MLS system, a decrease of 11.6 crease, while many others in year ago, to $188,750 this August. Missed papers will only be credited up to 2 weeks, According to numbers pro- percent from a year ago. the service area experienced an Overall, MLS reported the PLEASE call us immediately Monday - Friday at Northwest MLS members increase. There were 102 closed median price in its service area 360-807-8203 or leave us a message on our after hours vided by MLS, Lewis County line at 360-807-7676 had a 30.46 percent decrease in had 11,898 pending sales during sales in August, with 111 taking as $350,000. Tuesday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. active listings from one year ago. August, exceeding the numbers place a year ago. Lewis County had 4.12 Thursday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. In August, there were 420 active reported a year ago with a 12.2 Overall, there were 9,767 months of inventory during the Saturday ...... 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. listings, while 604 were reported percent gain. closed sales in the MLS service month of August. Grays Harbor TO SUBSCRIBE in August 2015. New listings in In Lewis County, there was area, compared to 8,718 a year ago. County had 5.35 months of in- To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation the area also decreased from 141 a 3.6 percent increase in pend- Buyers in most of the 23 ventory, while Thurston County stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- a year ago to 130 this August. ing sales, with 144 reported in counties serviced by Northwest only had 2.27 months. Typically tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. The trend is being seen August. Neighboring counties MLS are paying more for homes a balanced market is between 1203. 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Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- board member. “They’re having three. scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or to travel a lot to spend time with As breakfast was being served, he’s ever done,” Braniff joked. Some guests, such as Olym- when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances him, and we just wanted to help.” Undersheriff Tim Braniff gave It might be a few weeks be- pia’s Deputy Chief Aaron Jelcick, may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers in Education. The Panorama location was a short speech updating guests fore Snaza returns to Thurston attended both events. He report- a who’s who of elected officials, about Snaza, who is recovering at County, but he may be able to ed that the crowd at Mr. Doug’s BACK ISSUES law enforcement and firefighters Harborview Rehabilitation Cen- receive visitors soon. Braniff said Restaurant was just as big, if not Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- — along with their families. For a ter in Seattle. He said the sheriff Snaza’s family is doing well, too. bigger, than the one at Panorama. able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks while, an Olympia Fire Depart- is working hard in physical ther- Munro said he wasn’t sure “It’s nice to see that,” he said. old are $2 per issue. ment engine was parked outside apy and is in good spirits. how much money had been “It’s nice to see people coming THE NEWSROOM the restaurant. “It’s probably the hardest work raised at the Panorama location, out and showing their support.” For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact the appropriate person listed below. EDITOR State Patrol Points Finger at Pokemon Go for Unsafe Driving Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 [email protected] By The Chronicle Samples of those tweets to cite drivers for driving with distraction. Sports Editor The Washington State Patrol included: the popular game application In an effort to keep Wash- Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 is tired of seeing drivers play open. Back in July, a trooper in ingtonians safe while they pur- [email protected] • “OMG. I’m catching Poké- Visuals Editor peekaboo as a result of searching Wenatchee stopped two cars in sue their dreams of becoming mon and driving.” just two days for driving while a Pokemon master, the WSP is- Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 for Pikachu while driving. • “Just made sis drive me [email protected] According to a press release distracted. sued the following tips: Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, around to find Pokémon.” When including the Poke- • Don’t trespass, especially from the State Patrol on Mon- • “Almost got hit by a car West and Central Lewis County Communities mon Go craze with more typical at night. Trespassing is likely to Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 day, 14 traffic collisions in the playing Pokémon GO.” U.S. were directly linked to driv- cell phone distractions, the State trigger security actions includ- [email protected] As part of the game, users Patrol noted that the “phenome- ing a police response. Outdoors, Flood, ers playing Pokemon Go while take photographs of the crea- Rural Lewis County Communities behind the wheel over a 10-day non of driving while distracted is • Don’t pursue Pokemon tures, which are superimposed growing.” A study by the Wash- while driving. The WSP consid- Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8237 period. over real images, using their [email protected] The release quoted a new smartphones. ington Traffic Safety Commis- ers the activity to be more dan- Education, Business, South Thurston County sion noted that fatalities related gerous than texting while driv- Communities, Napavine, Lewis County Govern- study recently released by the In Washington, the first doc- ment, Legislature, Tourism, Religion, umented collision attributed to to distracted driving increased ing. Journal of the American Medi- by 30.8 percent in 2015. • When traveling to a popular South Lewis County Communities cal Association (JAMA) that Pokemon Go was reported on Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 The damning stats don’t stop Poke-Stop be sure to know who shows that Pokemon Go “poses July 18 on state Route 202 when [email protected] a distracted driver ran into a there, though. The Department and what’s around you. Sports, News and Photography a significant threat for young of Licensing has reported that drivers.” stopped car carrying a mother Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 24 percent of young drivers in- [email protected] The study was formulated us- and her son. The State Patrol noted that troopers have con- volved in fatal crashes in 2015 Sports Reporter ing crash data, along with corre- were distracted, up significantly Lars Steier ...... 807-8230 sponding online tweets from the tinued to see dangerous driving and collisions occur as a result from 18 percent in 2008. Ad- [email protected] drivers. Death Notices, What’s Happening, of playing the online game while ditionally, video footage taken The JAMA study found that from inside a teenage drivers’ Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices driving. In light of the game’s Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 18 percent of tweets indicated a sustained popularity and the vehicles moments before crashes person was playing the digital [email protected] significant dangers associated revealed shocking trends. Of [email protected] game while driving, while 11 per- with playing while driving in or 1,700 videos related to moderate [email protected] cent of sampled tweets seemed near traffic, the State Patrol has or severe crashes that were re- Church News to show that a vehicle passenger launched a renewed effort to dis- viewed, 58 percent of teen driv- [email protected] ...... 807-8217 was actively playing the game. suade people from using Poke- ers were distracted. 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Pearl St., Cen- deadline until January, with a tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 LOCAL Poker Run Planned to Honor Local Musician in Winlock By The Chronicle Jones played bass in the clas- played, including stops in Castle close-knit, and had a dedicated Friends and bandmates of sic rock band “Two Minute Rock and Longview, before re- fan base. Brian Jones will be holding a Miracle,” and his friend and turning to Frank’s Bar and Grill “We had been together for two memorial poker run for the local bandmate Rich Hope said the in Winlock. or three years, and all of us guys man’s family on Sept. 24, begin- event was orchestrated by a local Hope said Jones had always in the group became very close ning at 10 a.m. at The Club Tav- motorcycle club who were fans of wanted to get a motorcycle, but friends,” he said. ern in Winlock. the band as a way to raise money never got the chance to pick one Hope said Jones grew up in The event costs $10, and for Jones’ family. up. Toledo and recently moved to will also include a raffle where “They thought it would be the Aside from playing bass, Battle Ground. the prize money will be split best thing to do for him,” Hope Jones also loved hiking, Hope The Club Tavern is located between the winner and Jones’ said. said, which is what he was doing at 318 Northeast First Street in family, with all additional pro- The poker run will start at when he passed away recently at Winlock. For more information, Courtesy Photo ceeds from the event going to his The Club Tavern and swing the age of 47. visit the “Two Minute Miracle” A memorial poker run will be held for family. through venues the band has Hope said the band was Facebook page. musician Brian Jones. Sweet Serenade Set to Raise Money for Possibilities Pregnancy Center GOAL OF $10,500: In 2015, Possibilities Preg- ABOUT THE EVENT nancy Center provided 1,624 Center Adds Local services for its clients. Although Talent to Fundraiser Possibilities Pregnancy Cen- that number does not show how ter’s Sweet Serenade event will many unique clients the center Scheduled for Oct. 1 be held on Saturday, Oct. 1, at served, it does show the need in Bethel Church, 132 Kirkland Rd., By Justyna Tomtas the community. Chehalis. Providence Centralia Wom- [email protected] The event will be held at en’s Center is a keynote sponsor two times, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. for the event, along with the sup- Desserts and local talent will Admission this year is free. be on display at Possibilities Ages 12 and up are able to port of other local community Pregnancy Center’s Sweet Ser- participate. partners, Judd said. Typically, enade fundraiser on Oct. 1. Reservations are required. there is an entrance fee for the The event is the largest fund- Limited walk-in seats will be event, but this year, due to the raiser for the center, which has a available. To register, go online number of sponsorships, the mission to provide hope, educa- to www.hopehappening.com event will be free. “It’s all possible because we tion and support to women fac- or call (360) 330-2229. Raffle are overwhelmed by local spon- ing unplanned pregnancies. tickets can also be purchased online. sorships and community sup- This year’s event will feature port,” Judd said. “Everyone has the Voetberg family and a sam- been so generous.” pling of four different desserts, tained to Possibilities Pregnancy People will be able to enjoy as well as a large number of raf- Center,” Judd said. “So many live entertainment, and snack on fle prizes. desserts, while trying to win raf- The largest prize is a $1,500 people are passionate about providing these women hope in fle prizes, but Judd said the event gift certificate to Norwegian has a powerful purpose behind it. their lives.” Cruise lines. Courtesy Photo Those in attendance will get The money raised through The Voetberg family band will perform at Sweet Serenade. This year’s goal is to raise to hear a client’s story to show the event will go toward services $10,500 for 2017. That money what kind of support the center and programs provided by the would help sponsor the cost of provides. center. Those services, according nurse consultations and STD tion, keepsake ultrasounds and care and the resources for 25 “Just being able to share sto- to development director Kayla testing for women, along with emotional and material support. new women to utilize the center, ries of what their support makes Judd, include free pregnancy tests, prenatal and parenting informa- “Our mission is not just con- Judd said. possible is great,” Judd said. News in Brief

will continue throughout the With September being Na- sprinkler system. Stuart Dittbrenner, a partici- Two Lewis County Radio week depending on weather. It tional Preparedness Month, the The event will bring in State pant in ARTrails, said the 20 foot Agreements Signed at will take place between 7 a.m. Red Cross is seeking donors to Regent Julie Pittman from Spo- by 10 foot banners were stolen and 5 p.m. meet needs if a disaster or emer- kane, and the SAR Washington from along Interstate 5. Monday’s Meeting Centralia’s Street Depart- gency should occur. President Doug Nelson, Mick The incident was reported to By The Chronicle ment contracted with Lakeside Three local blood drives are Hersey and Art Dolan have been the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- Lewis County will be pur- Industries to repair, grind, pre- scheduled for October in Lewis invited. fice. chasing two blocks of property level and overlay South Scheuber County. The city will provide chairs Dittbrenner urges anyone north of Northeast Jefferson Road from Cooks Hill Road to The first will be in Centralia and refreshments. The keynote who knows where the banners Avenue and Northeast Cascade Graf Road, according to a press from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. speaker will be Dennis Larsen, are to call him at (360) 740-7715. Avenue for an emergency com- release. 4 at Sharon Care Center, 1509 and Meeker Society volunteers ARTrails of Southwest Wash- munication radio tower site after The speed limit will be re- Harrison Avenue. will travel down with the Ezra ington is an annual studio tour the agreement was approved by duced to 20 mph during the proj- Another will be held in Che- Meeker covered wagon. in Lewis County. The gala recep- the Board of County Commis- ect, and signs will be posted in halis from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on The event will take place at 1 tion was held on Sept. 16. The sioners Monday. construction areas. Flaggers will Oct. 7 in the Old Credit Union p.m. in downtown Toledo at the last weekend of the event is Sept. 24-25. The county has been leas- be utilized in areas of the work. building, 156 NW Chehalis Av- DAR/SAR Oregon Trail marker. ing property in Chehalis for the Delays are expected to be less enue. The event is free and open to current radio site, but the lease than 10 minutes, according to A third drive will be held in the public. DNR Ending Western expired and the facility had to be the release. Winlock from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The project is funded by the at Cardinal FG Winlock, 545 Av- Washington Burn Ban relocated. Two Appointed to Social The approximate budget im- Transportation Benefit District, ery Road West. By The Chronicle pact of the project was $63,000, a two-tenths of 1 percent tax in- Donors of all types are need- Services Advisory Board crease approved by voters in No- ed. To make an appointment, The state Department of according to county documents. By The Chronicle Natural Resources has lifted the The property is owned by vember 2015. download the Red Cross Blood JP Anderson and Christi Lu- burn ban west of the Cascades, Tolstoy’s Legacy LLC, and an The project protects the exist- Donor App, go online to www. cas were appointed to the Lewis and loosened it east of the Cas- agreement between the county ing road surface to avoid more redcrossblood.org, or call 1-800- County Social Services Advisory cades to allow campfires. and Tolstoy’s has been signed. expensive road replacement in 733-2767. Board by the Board of County According to a press release, The site will help maintain the future, according to the city. Commissioners at Monday’s the loosening of restrictions effective emergency radio com- For more information, contact Patty Page at (360) 330-7512. Oregon Trail Markers meeting. comes as fall weather is kicking munications. in Toledo to Be The two additions bring the in. The ban west of the Cascades A separate lease for a radio re- total number of members up to was officially lifted Tuesday. peater site on Hopkins Hill was Blood Drives Scheduled Rededicated Sept. 27 11. They will serve on the board The burn ban will remain in also approved. The Hopkins Hill effect east of the Cascades, with in Centralia, Chehalis By The Chronicle until Aug. 31, 2019. property is owned by Weyer- The advisory board serves the exception of campfires in haeuser Columbia Timberlands, and Winlock One-hundred years after its designated campground fire pits. installation, an Oregon Trail as a representative link between LLC., and the lease extends the the county and the community However, due to continuing By The Chronicle marker in Toledo has been high fire danger, campfires will county’s use of the property for and is comprised of members The American Red Cross is spruced up and will be rededi- remain banned in some loca- an additional five years through invested in improving health in looking for eligible donors to cated at a ceremony on Sept. 27. tions in northeast Washington. Aug. 31, 2021. the county. The total five-year cost of the give blood and platelets this fall The Daughters of the Ameri- County burn bans may still lease totals nearly $18,600. in an effort to restock shelves can Revolution and the Sons be in effect throughout Wash- following a significant summer of the American Revolution ARTrails of Southwest ington. The Lewis County burn shortage, according to a press re- cleaned and preserved the mark- ban was lifted previously. Work on South Scheuber lease from the organization. er. Washington Signs Fireworks and incendiary de- Road to Begin Today For the first two weeks of Volunteers also played a large Stolen vices such as exploding targets, sky September, the Red Cross was role. They completed landscap- lanterns and tracer ammunition By The Chronicle down more than 10,000 dona- ing around the marker to create By The Chronicle remain illegal on all DNR land. Work on South Scheuber tions needed to replenish the a dry creek garden, or one that Two large ARTrails banners The burn ban east of the Cas- Road will begin on Tuesday and blood supply. can be maintained without a have been reported stolen. cades will run through Sept. 30. • Main 7 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 Detectives Bust 21 Sex-Predator Suspects in Thurston County Sting Operation By Andy Hobbs 8 after agreeing to meet for sex The Olympian with children ages 12, 11 and 6. Upon his arrest, police found Detectives with the Washing- candy, nail polish, a stuffed ani- ton State Patrol have arrested 21 mal and a ball. people in Thurston County as • Daniel John Masters, 51, of part of an online sex predator Lake Stevens was charged with sting. first-degree attempted rape of The undercover operation a child. Bail was set at $50,000. was conducted Sept. 7-18 by the He was arrested Sept. 12 after he patrol’s Missing and Exploited agreed to meet for sex with two Children Task Force with help underage children. During the from local law enforcement. arrest, detectives found an un- Many arrests were made at opened box of condoms on Mas- the Breckenridge Heights apart- ters. He has no known criminal ments in Tumwater. Detectives convictions. posed as a mother with three • Douglas D. Presley, 48, of underage children who arranged Mason County was charged with meetings with suspects who had Steve Bloom two counts of first-degree at- responded to an online ad for sex. / The Olympian tempted rape of a child and one The suspects face attempted rape The Breckenridge Heights apartment complex in Tumwater is the site of multiple arrests as part of an online sting that targets count of second-degree attempt- of a child charges because they sexual predators. ed rape of a child. Bail was set at arrived at the home having ar- $100,000. He was arrested Sept. ranged to have sex with a child. • Adam Joseph Persell, 34, of ing condoms at the time of his tions in the late 1990s along with Montesano was charged with arrest. burglary convictions in 1989 and 12 after he agreed to meet for sex The suspects represent a with three underage children. range of ages and backgrounds. two counts of first-degree at- • Nathan Bill Wiggs, 45, of 1993, according to documents. tempted rape of a child and one Lacey was charged with first- • Kyle Jackson, 28, of Tacoma According to court documents, The majority of the suspects have his criminal history includes a no prior criminal history. The count of second-degree attempt- degree attempted rape of a child. was charged with first- and sec- ed rape of a child. He was arrest- Bail was set at $50,000. He has ond-degree attempted rape of a theft conviction in 2004. operation has resulted in the • Gabriel A. Garcia, 45, was rescue of four children from abu- ed Sept. 9 after agreeing to meet no prior criminal history, ac- child. Bail was set at $50,000. He with children ages 13, 11 and 6 cording to prosecutors. He was was arrested Sept. 11 after ar- charged with first-degree at- sive situations, said Sgt. Carlos tempted rape of a child and com- for sex. Bail was set at $500,000. arrested Sept. 10 after arranging riving at the apartment for sex Rodriguez, who helped lead the munication with a minor for im- Persell has a 2001 conviction for to meet an 11-year-old girl for with two children ages 11 and 13 effort. moral purposes. Bail was set at second-degree rape of a child, sex, and police found condoms while carrying cherry-flavored “We want to rescue kids and $100,000. Garcia has no known according to court documents, in the front seat of his vehicle. condoms. He initially told offi- hold people accountable for criminal convictions and lives at and faces life in prison without • Bryan Earle Glant, 20, of cers that he came to save the chil- wanting to do horrible things to Joint Base Lewis-McChord with parole if he is convicted of the Mercer Island was charged with dren, but eventually admitted he children,” Rodriguez told The family members who serve in newest charges. two counts of first-degree at- was lonely and seeking a family Olympian, noting the goal was the Army. He was arrested Sept. • Nathan Ahman Vahanian, tempted rape of a child. Bail was connection, according to court to capture as many potential sex 13 after he agreed to meet for set at $50,000. He has no prior documents. predators as possible. “The like- 51, of Bucoda was charged with sex with two girls ages 11 and 6. criminal history, according to • Leslie Joe Vopat, 59, of Shel- lihood of them getting caught is two counts of first-degree at- Upon his arrest, detectives found prosecutors. He was arrested ton was charged with second- small. That’s scary.” tempted rape of a child and one condoms, apple-flavored lubri- degree attempted rape of a child Most of the suspects have ap- count of possession of depictions Sept. 11 upon arriving to meet cant and a small purple vibrator. and commercial sexual abuse of peared in Thurston County Su- of a minor engaged in sexually two children under age 12 for • Jennifer D. Graen, 44, was perior Court and all have been explicit conduct. Bail was set at sex. Detectives found a bottle of a minor. He was arrested Sept. arrested Sept. 12 in connection prohibited from contacting mi- $100,000. He was arrested Sept. lubricant on Glant. 7 after agreeing to meet for sex with the operation and is being nors. On Monday, Rodriguez 10 after arranging to have sex • Troy Eugene Dubes, 53, of with a boy he believed was 13. He held in Grays Harbor County Jail said it was possible that more ar- with two children under age 12. Lacey was charged with first- was released on bail, which was on three charges: second-degree rests could be made and that two In addition to finding onesies, degree attempted rape of a child, set at $40,000. Arraignment is dealing in depictions of a minor of the 21 suspects await charges. lubricant and condoms in Va- second-degree attempted rape set for Sept. 20. engaged in sexually explicit con- Most arraignments have been hanian’s vehicle, police found a of a child and commercial sex • John Stephen Moore, 47, of duct; second-degree possession scheduled for Sept. 27. pornographic image of an un- abuse of a minor. Bail was set at Lacey was charged with second- of depictions of minors engaged • Antaeus Laurent Clark, 29, derage girl while searching his $50,000. He has no prior crimi- degree attempted rape of a child in sexually explicit conduct; and was charged with first- and sec- phone. nal history, aside from a driving and commercial sexual abuse of sexual exploitation of a minor. ond-degree attempted rape of • Ezra Danilo Wright, 20, was conviction in 1990, according a minor. He was arrested Sept. 7 Bail was set at $150,000. Accord- a child and commercial sexual charged with first-degree at- to prosecutors. He was arrested after agreeing to meet a 13-year- ing to court documents, Graen’s abuse of a minor. Bail was set at tempted rape of a child. Bail was Sunday after agreeing to pay for old boy for sex. He was released case is linked to the Vahanian $400,000. Prosecutors said Clark set at $50,000. He lives on Joint sex with two children ages 12 on bail, which was set at $40,000. case. Vahanian told detectives is a California resident who has Base Lewis-McChord and has no and 7, and was found to be carry- Arraignment is set for Sept. 20. that he had made contact with an active warrant on a drug con- prior criminal history, according ing cash, condoms and lubricant. • Steven Wayne Wolsieffer, 30, Graen on the dating website Plen- viction. He was arrested Sunday to prosecutors. He was arrested • Joseph Michael Schoneck, of Lacey was charged with first- ty of Fish, and that she was offer- at the apartment complex and Sept. 9 after agreeing to meet an 41, of Tumwater was charged degree attempted rape of a child ing a 5-year-old child for sex. was carrying cash and condoms. 11-year-old girl for sex. with first-degree attempted rape and communication with a minor • Arthur David Fowler, 42, of • Dale Maurice Olea, 31, of of a child, second-degree at- for immoral purposes. Bail was How To Help Elma was charged with second- Lacey was charged with third- tempted rape of a child, and un- set at $500,000. He was arrested Anyone with information on degree attempted rape of a child. degree attempted rape of a child. lawful possession of a controlled Sept. 8 after agreeing to meet with possible victims or other crimes Bail was set at $50,000. Prosecu- Bail was set at $40,000. He has substance (methamphetamine). an 11-year-old girl for sex. related to these suspects is en- tors said Fowler has no criminal no prior criminal history, ac- Bail was set at $100,000. He was • Michael Paul Haxton, 25, couraged to contact the Wash- history beyond a driving viola- cording to prosecutors. He was arrested Sept. 9 after agreeing to of Lacey was charged with first- ington State Patrol's Missing and tion in 1990. He was arrested arrested Sept. 10 after agreeing meet with three children ages and second-degree attempted Exploited Children's Task Force Sept. 9 after agreeing to meet an to meet for sex with at least one 13, 11 and 6 for sex. His criminal rape of a child. Bail was set at at (360) 704-2400 or email Kyle. 11-year-old girl for sex. underage child, and was carry- history includes driving convic- $250,000. He was arrested Sept. [email protected]. Newlyweds Buckle Up For ‘I Dooos’ On Roller Coaster At Washington State Fair By Drew Perine with a grin. host Kent Philips, an ordained fast.” Monday’s ceremony was their The Olympian The Shelton couple tied minister, officiated the sky- There was no time to ex- four-month-old daughter, Wil- the knot atop the classic wood high nuptials in seconds from a change vows. “Quick and easy,” low. Relationships are a journey. coaster at the Washington State coaster car behind the couple. said Slaughter. “This was by far the wettest Some couples take that more lit- Fair after winning the 28th an- They said their “I dos” as Weaver works as a safety one we’ve ever done,” said Phil- erally than others. nual contest held by STAR 101.5 they approached the highest inspector for the Washington lips, who originated the contest. About two years ago, Kevin FM. The wedding was broadcast point on the ride, then sealed State Department of Labor and “Bad hair day but whatever. The Slaughter proposed to Taylor live at 7:30 a.m. on the Kent and the affair with their first mar- Industries. Slaughter is a pack- couple loved it.” Weaver on a Ferris wheel. On Alan Morning Show so com- ried kiss on the way down as aging specialist. They met at Next stop is a Las Vegas hon- Monday, the 27-year-olds got muters could listen to the fes- friends and family screamed. Wal-Mart, where he used to eymoon, perhaps another coast- married on a roller coaster. tivities. “It seemed like an exciting frequent her checkout line and er, and then that bumpy ride “Hopefully it will be more Amid the clatter and clank- way to start our marriage,” said then they dated for seven years. called life. ups than downs,” said Weaver ing of metal gearing, radio Slaughter. “It was bumpy and Among those in attendance at Buckle up, newlyweds. News in Brief Judge Won't Issue Judge Awards Hanford Psychiatric Patient Seattle Coaches Join racial profiling while also dealing with a racially divided school. Injunction in Postgame Whistleblowers Charged With Murder, High School Team in He said his team won’t have to kneel once people start address- Prayer Lawsuit $216,000 Bail Set at $1M Kneeling for Anthem ing racial injustice. TACOMA (AP) — A Wash- SEATTLE (AP) — A judge TACOMA (AP) — A man SEATTLE (AP) — Football “Everybody wants to talk ington state school district does has awarded two whistleblowers recently released from a Wash- coaches at a Seattle high school about how this is disrespectful not have to immediately re-hire at the Hanford Nuclear Reser- ington state psychiatric hospital joined their players in taking a to the American flag,” Thomas an assistant football coach who vation more than $216,000, plus was charged with murder in the knee during the national anthem, said. “That’s a smokescreen. lost his job after he refused to legal fees, after finding that the death of a transient man found following the lead of NFL quar- How about we talk about the stop praying at mid-field after contractor they worked for re- dead along a Pierce County road. terback Colin Kaepernick to pro- issues people are kneeling and games. taliated against them for raising Pierce County prosecutors test social injustice. fighting for?” U.S. District Judge Ronald safety concerns. say 42-year-old Douglas Murray The entire Garfield High West Seattle coach Tom Burg- Leighton on Monday declined Kirtley Clem and Matthew was charged Monday and had School football team and its graff didn’t kneel with his play- coaching staff knelt during “The to issue a preliminary injunction Spencer were working as computer bail set at $1 million. ers Friday, but said he supports Star-Spangled Banner” before requested by former Bremerton professionals at Hanford's medical The News Tribune reported his players’ freedom to protest. High School coach Joe Kennedy. clinic in 2012 when their employer, defense attorney David Kataya- the Friday kickoff against West Seattle High School in Seattle. Kaepernick, the San Fran- Kennedy is suing the district, ar- Computer Sciences Corporation, ma entered a not guilty plea on cisco 49ers’ backup quarterback, guing that officials violated his was launching a new software sys- Murray’s behalf. Several players from the other team also knelt. gained national attention when religious rights. tem for medical records. The slain man, identified as he refused to stand for the an- His attorneys sought an order In a decision released Monday, 41-year-old Thomas Fite, was It was the first time Garfield football players participated in them before an NFL preseason that would have reinstated Ken- an administrative law judge with found Thursday. Police say they game earlier this year. nedy as a coach and allowed him the U.S. Labor Department found arrested Murray in a fast-food the increasingly popular demonstration. West Seattle athletes His protest has since sparked to pray silently at the 50-yard that managers brushed aside their restaurant nearby wearing a similar demonstrations among line after games while the case is concerns that the new software bloody shirt. began kneeling a week prior after getting approval from adminis- athletes. Ranging from fellow litigated. system could put workers at risk. The Pierce County Medical tration staff. NFL players to high school stu- One of Kennedy's lawyers, For example, according to the Examiner’s Office says Fite was Joey Thomas, Garfield High’s dents, some athletes have de- Mike Berry, called the ruling a watchdog group Hanford Chal- strangled. head coach, told Seattle media cided to take a knee or link arms disappointing but temporary set- lenge, the system might have al- Murray had been arrested pre- outlets his players have encoun- during the national anthem be- back. lowed an employee with berylli- viously for stealing a woman’s gas tered either police brutality or fore sporting events. A Bremerton School District um disease to be assigned to areas can and dousing her with gaso- spokeswoman declined to com- of beryllium contamination. line as she lit a cigarette. He was ment on the ruling. The district Clem and Spencer were sus- sent to Western State Hospital for has argued that students could pended without pay and then a competency evaluation and was feel coerced to participate in re- lost their jobs after going directly found competent to stand trial. ligious activity when they see to the U.S. Department of Ener- A psychologist said he wasn’t coaches lead or endorse it. gy with their concerns. a danger to himself or others. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

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 State Must Explain Lapses in Sex Offender Supervision By The Seattle Times Editorial Board Other Views the problem was allowed to to receive. ure to fully protect the public News that an unknown fester since 2008 and whether The Corrections Department were followed by another revela- number of sex offenders were al- and approves court forms. And anybody was harmed. has found the incorrect form tion last week about more lax lowed to leave state supervision then the committee members Failing that, the Legislature shortened the sentences of at security at Western State Hospi- early — before state officials got and staff dropped the topic. should investigate — as the state least 73 sex offenders currently tal, one of the state’s psychiatric around to fixing a form that has Disturbingly, officials in Senate did after the Department under state supervision and hospitals. led to miscalculated sentences — the state’s court system and the of Corrections released as many lengthened the time in commu- A security report after two is alarming. Department of Corrections now as 2,800 inmates from prison nity supervision and treatment recent escapes of violent patients Seattle Times reporter Joe are blaming each other. No one early. Two deaths were linked for 32 others. found 25,000 master keys were O’Sullivan traced the problem to — not the courts nor the Correc- to inmates who were released But the public needs to know missing, thousands of tools used 2008 when the courts started us- tions Department — did any- early. That problem was related the full impact of this mistake, to open patient windows had ing the new sentencing form. thing about the problem until to a change in the sentencing including whether anyone re- been misplaced and that security Former Assistant Attorney six years after the problem was formula. leased early from supervision problems were putting patients General Ronda Larson brought first discovered. The sex offenders were re- and treatment committed other and the public at risk. the problem to light in 2010 in If this is a joint failure of the leased from community super- sex crimes and whether the This pattern of state-gov- an email to the Administrative executive and judicial branches, vision apparently because the offenders themselves suffered ernment scandals raises serious Office of the Courts and it was Gov. Jay Inslee and Chief Justice form improperly calculated the because their treatment stopped questions about how well our on the agenda at a meeting of Barbara Madsen should appoint amount of community supervi- early. state officials are protecting the the courts committee that drafts a joint task force to probe how sion the offenders were supposed These instances of state fail- public. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Leave a Legacy Through Books, Art and Stories When prolific mystery writer her. Thinking about her legacy Mary Daheim told me last and how easily people can be week that ill health prevented forgotten inspired Taylor to pur- her from teaching at Saturday’s sue publication of her fantasy Southwest Washington Writers storybook, “The Snowlygaster.” Conference, I felt momentary It’s never too late to realize your panic. dreams: just ask Taylor. But all things do work to- I’ve been saddened lately gether for a purpose, as I discov- to see so many longtime local ered by day’s end. residents pass away, people I’ve Having read most of au- met through my work and vol- thor Melanie unteer activities, among them Dobson’s 15 Carolyn Shaw, Dorothy Powell, historical fic- and Frank Rosa. But I feel less tion books, I sorrow when I realize that many knew she wove left behind a legacy in record- suspense into ings, books, and philanthropy COMMENTARY: her stories. I so they won’t be forgotten. Back to Business asked (aka Lewis County Commissioner begged) her to Edna Fund and I interviewed teach Daheim’s By Julie McDonald Dorothy and Harold Powell at workshop, and the museum years ago, captur- Unfortunately, It’s Time to she whipped ing early recollections on video- together a great class on Devel- tape, and some of their stories oping Characters and Weaving are included in my book “Life Worry About a Shutdown Suspense into Fiction Writing. on the Home Front.” She’s a terrific writer who re- They also published a vol- Unfortunately, discussion ceived this year’s Oregon Chris- ing the shutdown. While the Earth 75,558 times. Next month, ume of favorite family recipes over our skyrocketing national last cessation drew attention to Treasury will sell another $1.5 tian Writers’ Trailblazer Award. called “Our Story.” Two former Trailblazers — Les- debt is only a footnote in the our mounting deficit, other is- trillion. Two books published about testy presidential campaign this sues such as national security, Telling voters that every lie Gould and Jill Williamson — the Industrial Commission also taught Saturday. year. Hopefully, the upcoming climate change, excessive regula- American man, woman and and its rich history in Chehalis debates will change that. tions and an underperforming child owes $60,000 and every As for the morning keynote, recount a large portion of Gail The new president and Con- economy have overshadowed it. U.S. taxpayer’s share of the debt I implored Kathy Campbell, and Carolyn Shaw’s past. gress face a day of reckoning Last May, the Wall Street is $163,000 because of our bor- talented art director at Gorham In 2011, Centralia College next March when the limit on Journal warned “the trajectory rowing habits doesn’t resonate. Printing, a conference sponsor, President James Walton hired the amount of of the debt is worrisome for one To get the point across, the to share her expertise on creat- me to interview former college money we can inescapable reason: When you Peter G. Peterson Foundation is ing good book covers. When I’d employees for a history book. borrow reaches owe a lot of money and inter- spending millions running ads asked her months ago, she de- I’m glad we started when we the $20.1 tril- est rates rise, your interest tab across the nation attempting to clined. This time she agreed. did, because since then, we’ve lion. Either both interject the national debt into After her presentation Camp- lost former President Nels Han- mount.” parties reach the 2016 election campaign dis- bell, who lives in Littlerock, son, athletic director George President Obama will leave spoke to Scott White, president an agreement the White House known as “Mr. cussion. Gablehouse and English instruc- Peterson is urging voters to of Historic Fox Theatre Restora- tors Gordon Aadland and now on funding our $20 Trillion,” the Association tions, beneficiary of this year’s government or Press reported a year ago. On “Ask for a Plan!” The core mes- Frank Rosa. By Don C. Brunell sage: “As the debt grows, money conference. It turns out they Their stories are captured on the president his watch, our debt nearly dou- both graduated from Centralia orders a shut bled. It was $10.6 trillion when for other programs like educa- videotape and within the pages tion will shrink. In just eight College in 1989, although they of the book, “Centralia College: down. he entered the Oval Office. didn’t know each other then. That’s why voters should The Cato Institute reported years, interest on the debt will Its People and Their Stories,” be our third largest federal pro- “While she was at CC, she which may be published soon. know where the candidates by 2024 that interest payments painted the Buffalo Bill mural stand on handling our massive will rise to more than $876 bil- gram. Bad news for our bridges Don’t wait. and roads.” on the south wall at the Fox at Purchase a small USB 8-gi- federal debt before they cast lion. “Not long afterward, we only 19 years old,” White said. their ballots this November. will be paying a trillion dollars Former Indiana Gov. Mitch gabyte voice recorder for less Daniels is even blunter. He “As fate would have it, the Buf- than $20 and capture the stories The United States Constitu- every year just for interest on the falo Bill mural is the one we are tion and the accompanying An- debt. By 2035, in fact, interest on told Congress recently: “When of your parents, grandparents, today’s young Americans learn hoping we can save, despite the and friends. These gadgets re- tideficiency Act mandates action the debt will be tied with Medi- major repairs that are currently when federal agencies and pro- care as the second largest line the extent of the debt burden we cord in a clear wav format easily have left them, they will legiti- underway. She also expressed downloaded onto a computer. grams lack appropriated fund- item in the federal budget, trail- interest in restoring the mural ing. If the funding gap lasts long ing only Social Security.” mately question the premises of Tips for oral history inter- self-government.” and even has the original art- viewing and lists of questions enough, federal law requires the Cato’s Michael Tanner re- work…. president to furlough non-essen- ported in 2014: “Under this Hopefully, voters will stop can be found online at my web- and think about what ramping “What a small, wacky, won- site www.chaptersoflife.com tial personnel and curtail agency scenario, debt held by the public derful world!” activities and services. alone would reach an astound- up government borrowing does under “Help for Historians,” to our next generations of Amer- One conference highlight “Hand-picked List of Helpful Since 1981, there have been ing 205 percent of GDP (our was seeing Donna (Tinsdale) five government shutdowns, the nation’s total economic output) icans—the ones who will have to Hints.” pay the bills. Taylor, the 92-year-old woman If you don’t have someone longest of which lasted 21 days by 2045. Shortly after that, the featured in Thursday’s Chroni- (from December 16, 1995, to CBO says it is unable to make ••• to interview you, just record Don C. Brunell is a business cle with the book she published your stories. For your family. January 6, 1996) under President further projections because no Bill Clinton. During Barack analyst, writer and columnist. He re- seven decades after writing and For your community. For your one might be willing to buy U.S. tired as president of the Association illustrating it. At our first writ- legacy. Obama’s presidency, there was a government debt.” of Washington Business, the state’s ers’ conference in 2014, Taylor ••• shutdown lasting from October Today, we owe $19.5 trillion. oldest and largest business organi- connected with Portland chil- Julie McDonald, a personal his- 1 to 16, 2013, when opponents of That is enough money that if zation, and now lives in Vancouver. dren’s book author Jeannie St. torian from Toledo, may be reached Obamacare attempted to lever- you stack the equivalent number He can be contacted at theBrunells@ John Taylor, who encouraged at [email protected]. age defunding it against prevent- of $1 bills, it would circle the msn.com.

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. • Main 9 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 For First Time, Two Republicans on Ballot for State Treasurer HISTORY: Two Men Treasurers for three terms, and one," Davidson said. producing clean audits and has been treasurer of Benton Davidson said he succeeded modernizing the office. Seeking to Replace County for four terms. In con- in making the Benton County He believes he could improve Democrat James trast, this is Waite's first run for treasurer's office more efficient, relations between the state and public office. producing clean audits and county governments. McIntire "I bring 15 plus years of fi- modernizing the office. "It's not a partisan thing," Da- OLYMPIA (AP) — It's a fore- nancial leadership in the billions "I know how to work in a bi- vidson said. "Some relationships gone conclusion that a Republi- of dollars," said Waite, a former partisan fashion," Davidson said, are strained." can will be the next state treasur- Michael Waite Duane Davidson tennis professional from Aus- noting he has endorsements Waite also said he would fo- er in Washington state. candidate for candidate for tralia who traveled the world for from every county treasurer in cus on state pension plans, work- That's because the two can- treasurer treasurer a time as a professional tennis the state. State Senate GOP Lead- ing to keep management costs didates running in the Novem- player and eventually became a er Mark Schoesler, and Demo- low. cial officer, responsible for man- financial manager, working for cratic Minority Leader Sharon ber election — Duane Davidson "I will make sure they have the aging cash flow, debt and major a time for the private investment Nelson have also both endorsed and Michael Waite — are both lowest costs for the safest and investments. The treasurer also company of Microsoft co-found- Davidson. best return," Waite said. Republicans. It's the first time manages the sale of bonds that er Bill Gates. Davidson, a longtime CPA, in state history that two GOP fund government projects. Waite said he sees the trea- sees the jobs of county and state He wants to reduce the state's candidates have advanced to the A Republican has not held the surer as someone who works treasurer as pretty similar, and debt. general election in a statewide office since 1957. with Wall Street to get the best noted that most state treasurers "I believe it is time for a trea- office race. The top two vote-getters in deal for the state on its money. began as county treasurers. surer who believes that increas- "It's kind of neat to be part the primary advance to the gen- The state is managing $20 billion Big financial issues facing ing taxes and taking on more of history," said Davidson, 57, eral election, and three Demo- in debt, Waite said. the state including court orders debt should be the last resort, not the treasurer in Benton County, crats split the vote, paving the "Not all that debt is bid com- to increase financing for public the first option," Waite said. which includes the cities of Ken- way for Davidson and Waite in petitively," Waite said. "We need education and financial stresses As such, Waite expects to be newick and Richland. His oppo- the general election. to get the best deal for taxpayers." on low-population counties to involved in the political process. nent, Waite, 39, is an investment The candidates share many Davidson said his work as a pay for the needs of government, "I am not giving up a success- executive in Seattle. beliefs, they said, but agree there county treasurer is much differ- he said. ful career in the private sector to Both men are seeking to re- are big differences. ent from his opponent's work as Davidson said he succeeded become an administrator," Waite place Democrat James McIntire Davidson was president of a financial executive for Gates. in making the Benton County said. "I want to contribute to the to become the state's chief finan- the state Association of County "I have 187,000 bosses, not just treasurer's office more efficient, discussion." Tenino Man, Friend Circumnavigate Whidbey Island on Paddleboards ADVENTURE: Task Takes Nearly 23 Hours Over Three Days By Ron Newberry The Whidbey Times If there was one thing Matt Parker took away from a recent paddleboarding adventure around Whidbey Island, it was a healthy respect for the geogra- phy. “That’s a really big island,” Parker said. Parker and his friend, Ryan Anderson, decided about two years ago that they wanted to test their stand-up paddleboarding skills and endurance by circum- Photos courtesy Matt Parker navigating certain Puget Sound Ryan Anderson and Matt Parker embark on day two of a three-day, stand-up pad- islands. dleboarding adventure to circumnavigate Whidbey Island last month. They checked off Blake Island, By contrast, Camano Island’s “There was some trepidation Vashon, Harstine and Squaxin, shoreline is about 59 miles, How- about it,” Parker said. “Ryan’s got then decided to set their sights ard said. a family. I’ve got a wife. We’re not on Whidbey, the state’s biggest “I haven’t heard of anyone do- in that mode anymore where we island and one of the longest in ing that,” said Jeff Vallejo, who want to take stupid risks.” the country. owns Oak Harbor-based Har- With a flood tide in their fa- “We don’t think anybody’s borSUP, which offers stand-up vor pushing them through, they ever done it,” Parker said. paddleboarding tours and les- passed under the bridge with Parker considered he and sons in waters near Deception little trouble. Anderson were ideal candidates. Pass State Park. The conditions on the east Parker, 37, a real estate bro- “I know there are a lot of peo- side of the bridge, however, were ker from Burien, and Anderson, ple who have mentioned wanting rough, compounded by an ap- 41, from Tenino, both are what to do that, but nobody came to proaching boat that got too close Parker calls “adventure athletes.” me and said, ‘Yeah, I’ve done it.’ for comfort and sent a mighty Parker has participated in “I think it’s awesome.” wake their way. stand-up paddleboard races in For Parker and Anderson, They both got down on their Ryan Anderson and Matt Parker pose with their paddles. California and Hawaii. Ander- the adventure didn’t come with- boards. Parker hugged his. son is a Burien firefighter and fit- out challenges and concern. He said the water looked like ness instructor. They were surprised by the a giant witch’s cauldron. called it a night. “The whole game plan of hav- “Ryan is just a ferocious all- relative ease of covering the west “It was like we crossed into After a large meal and a ride ing my wife as a rescue (option) around athlete,” Parker said. side of the island — roughly 50 hell once we went under the back by Parkers’ wife to Clin- was not applicable. She couldn’t On the morning of Aug. 6, miles — in one day. It was only bridge,” Parker said. “It was bor- ton for a good night’s sleep, they get to Camano Island.” the pair shoved off at the south- made that way by hitting the derline overwhelming. returned to the same spot on The padders, dressed in ern tip of Whidbey near Sandy tides just right. “I could see large whirlpools. I North Whidbey and picked up quick-dry T-shirts and board Hook, where Parker’s family “The west side of the island is could see standing waves. I could where they left off. shorts, toughed it out and made owns a cabin. exposed to the ocean so it was see eddies and rips. At any giv- All of the good luck they en- the passage to Whidbey and got “We didn’t feel it was neces- more or less like a conveyor belt en point in time, I didn’t know countered on the west side of the off their boards in Langley. sary to go through the night,” heading north,” Parker said. “It where the board might go.” island had run out on the east, On day three, they traveled Parker said. “So the game plan was the strongest tide I’ve ever Fearing he would get dis- Parker said. along Possession Sound and was to, more or less, get as far as experienced (in Puget Sound). connected from his board and The paddleboarders found rounded the final turn to com- themselves mostly going against we could go, then go back in the “It kind of sling-shotted us up get sucked down, he hugged it plete the circumnavigation. water at exactly the same spot the currents and wind, encoun- the west side and led to this near tightly. Anderson was able to stay “If you take any physical en- early the next morning.” tering two different storm sys- sunset crossing of Deception seated on his and ride it out. deavor you’ve ever done — like It took them 22.5 hours over tems on the second day. Pass.” What concerned Parker most running a 5K — and multiply it three days to circumnavigate Ah, yes, Deception Pass. was the unknown. They cozied up to Camano by 20, Whidbey is that,” Parker Whidbey, which according to Parker and Anderson had “I’ve rafted the Grand Canyon. Island for a gentler paddle dur- Parker’s calculations, covered consulted an expert about how I’ve surfed. I’ve paddle surfed. ing a long stretch then ran into said. “It’s just a really big island. anywhere from 95 to 105 miles of to cope with the strong currents I’ve kayaked,” Parker said. “But trouble when they tried to get There are no shortcuts. stand-up paddleboarding. and whirlpools underneath the it’s not like there’s a Decep- back to Whidbey. “We’re really glad we did it. If If you followed every nook Deception Pass bridge. tion Pass like a 7-Eleven on ev- “The weather system didn’t nothing else, it was another great and cranny along Whidbey’s They even parked their ery street corner. You just don’t want us to cross back to Whid- bit of camaraderie with a very shoreline, the adventure would boards on the beach and climbed know what it’s going to be like.” bey,” Parker said. “That’s when good friend of mine that leads to be about 164 miles, according to the top of the bridge to have a Once they got through the we really felt exposed. It got re- conversation and bonding you’ll to Nathan Howard, long range look before making the attempt. turbulent water, they landed ally, really cold. We both were never get in day-to-day life doing planner with Island County. Then they went for it. on the beach at Cornet Bay and wet at that point. normal things.” News in Brief Body of Olympia weekend. He and his friends de- Department save four people fied for when the cargo would be The Seattle Times reported cided to swim across the river, who were trapped on a sandbar brought to the port. 29-year-old Camille Jones re- Man Recovered From but Kelley didn't make it. in the Skokomish River. Despite the email, Executive ceived the designation at a cer- Kelley was an Olympia High The helicopter team made Director Galligan said as re- emony Monday in Seattle. Salmon River School and Saint Martin's Uni- it through a steep, narrow can- cently as last week that no ship- Jones is a STEAM — science, RIGGINS, Idaho (AP) — The versity graduate. yon and arrived at the site of the ments are expected through the technology, engineering, art and body of an Olympia man who stranded people at about 9:30 p.m. end of the year. math — enrichment teacher at went missing on Sept. 4 on an Thursday. Several airmen rap- The emails suggesting other- Pioneer Elementary in Quincy, Idaho river has been found. Naval Air Station pelled down to evaluate the people wise were requested by the Olym- where she grew up. The Olympian reported that Team Rescues People for injuries. Since no one was hurt, pia Port Militarization Resistance, Jones was selected by a state the body of Austin Kelley was the team began a hoist pickup. a group that was opposed to mili- committee, based on a written found by friends and family near Stranded in Olympics tary cargo that passed through application and interviews. The Riggins, Idaho. NAVAL AIR STATION the port in late 2007. criteria include community in- Idaho County Sheriff Doug WHIDBEY ISLAND (AP) — A Emails Suggest volvement as well as teaching ac- Giddings says Kelley's body fi- five-member team from the Military Cargo Coming complishments, ability to analyze nally rose to the surface of the Naval Air Station on Whidbey Central Washington an education issue and commit- Salmon River at about 9:30 a.m. Island rescued a small group to Port of Olympia Teacher Named ment to strengthening the teach- Thursday while friends and of people who were trapped on OLYMPIA (AP) — Publicly ing profession. Nominees also family continued to search for sandbar near the High Steel requested emails suggest the Teacher of the Year must write a proposed platform, him from the banks of the river. Bridge in the Olympic Moun- Port of Olympia may be bringing SEATTLE (AP) — An el- outlining what their message as It surfaced about 50 feet from tains. military cargo to the port. ementary school teacher from teacher-of-the-year would be. where he first went missing. The search and rescue team In emails given to the Olym- central Washington has been Jones now will be a contender The 26-year-old had gone to was called Thursday night to pian that a possible shipping named the 2017 Washington for the national teacher-of-the- Idaho as part of a guy's getaway help the Mason County Sheriff’s date of September was identi- state Teacher of the Year. year competition. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT • At 5:12 p.m. on Saturday, cident and the damage was min- was arrested and booked on an Bradley G. Dubay, 22, of Centra- a man walked out of a business imal. outstanding Centralia Munici- lia, was arrested and booked on Malicious Mischief in the 500 block of Harrison Av- • At 2:32 p.m. on Friday, po- pal Court warrant. • At 9:02 a.m. on Friday, po- enue with multiple items he had lice received a report of a one • At 9:15 a.m. on Saturday, please see SIRENS, page Main 13 lice received a report of windows not paid for. vehicle collision through a fence that were reported broken at a • At 1:24 p.m. on Sunday, po- in the 1400 block of Oxford Av- business in the 500 block of W. lice received a report of a bicycle enue. Main Street. that was stolen in the 300 block • At 3:49 p.m. on Saturday, • At 11:05 a.m. on Saturday, of E. Oakview Avenue and later a two vehicle collision was re- police received a report of out- found nearby. ported near the intersection of door lighting that was report- • At 3:21 p.m. on Sunday, po- Harrison Avenue and Belmont edly broken at a business in the lice received a report of a pres- Avenue. 700 block of Harrison Avenue. sure washer that was stolen out • At 6:58 p.m. on Saturday a • At 3:58 p.m. on Saturday, of the back of a truck in the 1000 two vehicle collision was report- police received a report of van- block of Eckerson Road. ed in the 600 block of G Street. dalism to a vehicle in the 1300 block of Lum Road. One of the Vehicle Accidents Arrests mirrors of the vehicle had re- • At 9:08 a.m. on Friday, po- • At 1:12 p.m. on Friday, po- portedly been broken off. lice received a report of a hit and lice arrested and booked Jona- run accident in the 1700 block than M. Davis, 51, of Chehalis, Assaults Reported of Military Road. Property was for an outstanding warrant after damaged. police were called to the report • At 2:51 a.m. on Saturday, • At 11:19 a.m. on Friday, of a male being loud and disor- Michael D. Ball, 34, of Centralia, police received a report of a two derly in the 200 block of N. Rail- was arrested and booked into vehicle accident near the inter- road Avenue. the Lewis County Jail for assault section of S. Scheuber Road and • At 5:08 p.m. on Friday, in the fourth degree, domestic Cooks Hill Road. Christina L. Amundson, 38, of violence. • At 1:03 p.m. on Friday, po- Portland, was served a warrant • At 4:13 p.m. on Sunday, police received a report of a school at the Lewis County Jail where lice received a report of keys that bus that was rear-ended by a she was booked. were stolen in the 1800 block of passenger car. No children were • At 8:55 a.m. on Saturday, N. Tower Avenue. on the bus at the time of the ac- Erik L. Bushnell, 23, of Rainier, Thefts • At 6:51 p.m. on Thursday, police received a report of a wal- let that was stolen from a business in the 1200 block of Alder Street. • At 8:11 a.m. on Friday, police received a report of items missing from an apartment in the 2900 block of Mt. Vista Road. • At 8:13 a.m. on Friday, police received a report of a genera- tor that was stolen in the 1000 block of J Street. • At 9:08 a.m. on Friday, police received a report of a deliv- ered package that was stolen off of a front porch in the 400 block of W. Center Street. • At 3:10 p.m. on Friday, police received a report of stolen mail in the 1300 block of Lake- shore Drive. • At 3:36 p.m. on Friday, items were reported stolen in the 1100 block of S. Gold Street. No other information was provided. • At 4:18 p.m. on Friday, police received a report that plants were stolen from the front yard of a residence in the 800 block of S. Pearl Street. • At 1:50 p.m. on Saturday, police received a report of two male suspects who reportedly stole an article of clothing from a business in the 1300 block of Lum Road. The males fled the scene. No arrests were made.

Death Notices • SIMEON ‘SI’ FELIX REYNOLDS, 42, died Sept. 14 in Chehalis. A memorial service and open reception will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, at the Northwest Life Center in Elma. Arrangements under the direction of Newell-Hoerlings. • CHARLES ROY, 75, Onalaska, died Aug. 19 at home. A military graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Silver Creek Cemetery, with a potluck celebration of life immediately following at the Randle Fire Hall. Arrange- ments are under the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. • JOAN DEYOUNG, 85, Centralia, died Sept. 14 at PeaceHealth SW Medical Center, Vancouver. Services are being planned at this time. Arrangements are under the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. • PHYLLIS J. JOHNSON, 73, Chehalis, died Sept. 14 at her home. A celebration of life will be held at the home of Gary and April Aker at 273 SW 16th St., Chehalis, starting at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24. Ar- rangements are under the care of Catter- mole Funeral Home, Winlock. • DENNIS DROPALSKI, 75, Centralia, died Sept. 17 at his home. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Arrange- ments are under the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. • BYRON EDWARD BOROVEC, 85, Chehalis, died Sept. 15 at home in Chehalis. A funeral mass will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, at St. Joseph Church, Chehalis. A reception will follow at the St. Joseph Parish Hall. A graveside service will follow at Claquato Cemetery. Services are under the care of Sticklin Funeral Chapel, Chehalis. Corrections ••• The Chronicle seeks to be accu- rate and fair in all its reporting. If you find an error or believe a news item is incorrect, please call the newsroom as soon as possible at 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. RECORDS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 • Main 11

FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTION SCORES: From the Lewis County Public Health Department

Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total Robin’s Tropical Sno, SWW Fair 5 0 5 Food Establishments Bean Tree Coffee House, Morton 10 0 10 Nobody on site had a valid food worker card. Establishment may not op- With Perfect Scores: erate until corrected. Only one person must have card while operating, but Food hot temperatures were good. The “make-it” refrigerator upper por- Blanton’s Market, Packwood recommend have more persons with card be present in booth. (5 red) tion was packed with too much product, which is likely to have caused the Frank’s Hideaway, Winlock ham slices to be too warm. Adjust or repair the refrigerator to cold hold at or Subway, View Street, Centralia below 41 F. This is a repeat violation. (5 red) Centralia Perk, Centralia 15 5 20 Butler Amusements, SSW Fair Heed to have a thin-tipped digital thermometer to measure thin-sliced Several potentially hazardous food were cold holding between 48.2 and Butler Amusements, Baby Cakes, meats, sliced tomatoes and similar food items. This is a repeat violation. (5 54.1 F and must be kept at 41 F or below at all times. These were discarded. SWW Fair red) Please measure food and milk temperatures frequently to ensure safe stor- Butler Amusements, Sweets & Treats, age. (10 red) SWW Fair Both repeat items need to be corrected by the next inspection or establish- Chehalis Rotary, SWW Fair ment will be subject to a $250 fine and a detailed corrective plan to resolve Dishes are minimal, but have not been washed, rinsed, sanitized and air dried. Please begin doing so immediately. (5 blue) Coffee Caravan 1, SWW Fair the violations. Coffee Caravan 2, SWW Fair Inspection: Aug. 12 Employee did not have valid food worker card. Please correct within one Courage Coffee, Loggers Jubilee, week and develop procedures to ensure all workers, including new workers, Morton maintain valid cards. (5 red) Chehalis Deli, Chehalis 5 0 5 Duris Concessions, SWW Fair Inspection: Aug. 24 Fisher Fair Scones, SWW Fair Food cold storage temperatures were too high in two of the refrigerator Food Hut Moose Lodge 1684, Log- units. These will be rechecked by a technician today and will be repaired or gers Jubilee, Morton adjusted as needed. (5 red) Infantino’s II, 914 S. Scheuber Road, Centralia 25 0 25 Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, Loggers Person in charge did not know any food safety temperature requirements. Inspection: Aug. 10 Jubilee, Morton Please review the food worker booklet and/or retake the online class. (5 red) Just 2 Guys Burgers & Dogs, Loggers Eagle Plaza Truck Stop, Napavine 5 0 5 Bleach bucket was in the hand wash sink. Please ensure hand sink is com- Jubilee, Morton pletely clear and accessible and is fully stocked with hot water, soap and Food worker card expired. Will go online soon. (5 red) K and E Snacks and More, Loggers paper towels. This was corrected. (10 red) Jubilee, Morton Inspection: Aug. 8 Salami and milks were observed cold holding between 43.7 and 56.1 F and Kama’Aina Grill, Loggers Jubilee, must be kept at 41 F or below at all times. Salami was discarded. (10 red) Morton Ewe and I, Chehalis 5 0 5 Inspection: Aug. 25 Lemonheadz, SWW Fair The refrigerator was cold holding food too warm. Please adjust the refrig- Lewis County 4-H, SWW Fair erator to hold at or below 41 F. (5 red) Lewis County Young Life, SWW Fair Jitter Beans, Chehalis 10 0 10 Inspection: Aug. 10 Lucky Eagle Mobile, SWW Fair There were no paper towels at either hand wash sink. This was corrected. ML Express, Loggers Jubilee, Morton Please ensure both sinks are stocked with hot running water, soap and paper Moir Country Farm, Farmers Market, Fast Trax Mobile Catering, multiple stops, Chehalis 30 0 30 towels. (10 red) Chehalis Time as a Control is used for cold sandwiches but no starting temperatures Inspection: Aug. 25 Marsalee’s Thai Food, SWW Fair were taken this morning. Because temperatures are too warm, these may not D-G Donuts, SWW Fair be served. When using Time as a Control, you must always ensure the food Padre’s Cotton Candy 2, SWW Fair The Limit, Centralia 5 0 5 is at a safe starting temperature and then ensure the food is served or dis- Padre’s Little Dog 3, SWW Fair carded within four hours. (25 red) There were no employees with food worker cards available. Please correct Padre’s Big Hot Dog on a Stick 1, within one week and develop procedures to ensure that all employees, in- Person in charge did not have a valid food worker card available. Please SWW Fair cluding new employees, maintain valid cards. (5 red) correct within a week. This is a repeat violation. (5 red) Philly This, Loggers Jubilee, Morton Inspection: Aug. 22 Rosecrest Farm, Farmers Market, Inspection: Aug. 8 Chehalis Lovan’s Cafe & Espresso, Mossyrock 5 0 5 Serendipity Gourmet Dips, Loggers Holiday Inn Express, Chehalis 30 0 30 Jubilee, Morton Food cold temperatures in two refrigerator units were slightly high. Please Food worker card for person in charge expired last month. Please correct Stanwood Concessions, SWW Fair adjust these refrigerators so that food is held at 41 F or below at all times. (5 within one week and develop procedures to ensure all workers maintain valid Tita Lenei, Loggers Jubilee, Morton red) cards. (5 red) Uncle Jim’s Smokehouse, Loggers Inspection: Sept. 2 Sausage gravy and omelets were observed hot holding at 126.4 and 130.1 F Jubilee, Morton and must be kept at 135 F at all times. Gravy was reheated and omelets were White Pass County Historical Society, discarded (25 red) Quality Inn, Centralia 45 5 50 Packwood Improvement Club, Person in charge knew required food safety temperatures, but is not moni- Packwood Washington Bluegrass Association, Just Us Java, Chehalis 5 0 5 toring current temperatures (hot or cold holding) or ensuring that prior shift cooks/reheats to safe temperatures. This is a repeat violation (5 red) Toledo High School, Toledo Person in charge did not have a valid food worker card available. Please Zola’s Mongolian Dumplings, Farm- There are still no food worker cards available. Please ensure all food work- correct within one week. (5 red) ers Market, Chehalis ers obtain valid cards and develop procedures to ensure all workers maintain Inspection: Aug. 10 Stillwaters Colonial Residence, food cards. This includes new employees. This is a repeat violation. (5 red) Centralia Scrambled eggs were observed hot holding between 114 and 122 F and Quesedilla Factory, Centralia Moose Lodge 1144, Morton 15 0 15 must be kept at 135 F or above at all times. These with discarded. This is a Taqueria Juquilita II/Pan American Hot holding items could be part of a time only as a control if a written pol- repeat violation. (25 red) Growers, Mossyrock icy is implemeted to make sure that all foods are discarded after four hours Yogurt was observed cold holding at 53.9 F and must be kept at 41 F or be- TMC Vacation Rentals, Packwood out of temperature. (5 red) low at all times. This were discarded, This is a repeat violation. (10 red) Antojitos Lucy, Packwood Flea Cold holding in the walk-in is not permitted for potentially hazardous food There were no test strips available to test the sanitizer solution. Please pro- Market until/unless the walk-in is repaired to hold foods at or below 41 F. Food items vide by tomorrow and test daily. This is a repeat violation. (5 blue) Cousins Gourmet, Garlic Festival were moved to the storage reach-in. (10 red) Cool Scoops, Packwood Flea Market Due to the multiple high-risk repeated violations, your food establishment Inspection: Aug. 13 Delicious Asia, Packwood Flea permit is immediately restricted and the only foods approved for service are: Market • Muffins, toast, pastries Irishman Enterprises, Booth 2, Pack- Quality Inn, Centralia 70 10 80 • cereal and cold milk wood Flea Market Person in charge did not know hot holding or cooling procedures. Please Irishman Enterprises, Booth 4, Pack- • fresh fruits, if washed according to approved procedures ensure all food workers are familiar with food safety procedures. (5 red) wood Flea Market There were no food worker cards available. This is a repeat violation. Please • waffles, if batter is prepared and discarded daily Jaenette Hudson, Packwood Flea ensure all food workers have valid cards that are kept available for inspection. In addition, please note the following: Market (5 red) • All food workers must obtain valid food worker cards this weekend and New Orleans Cookery, Garlic Fest A large dirty bowl was observed in the hand wash sink, which must be kept provide copies to the Health Department by 10 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6. Failure NLC, Packwood Flea Market fully stocked, clear and accessible at all times. This has been discussed in the to do so will result in further menu restrictions. Northwest Corn Roaster, Garlic Fest past and was corrected. (10 red) Polynesian Food, Packwood Flea • Before menu restrictions will be lifted, the establishment owner must Market Scrambled eggs were observed hot holding at 90.4 F and must be kept at meet with Health Department staff. Contact me for an appointment. Pony Espresso, Garlic Fest 135 F or higher. These were discarded. Discussed Time as a Control option and • Due to the third violation in two years for failing to maintain valid food Prairie Flower Foods, Packwood Flea left handout. Please note that if using Time as a Control, a written plan is re- worker cards, an operational plan is due detailing how all violations noted in Market quired and product must be clearly labeled with discard time. (25 red) the previous two years have been reliably corrected. This plan and the associ- Scotty’s Snack Shack, Centralia car Yogurt was observed cold holding at 53.7 F and must be kept at 41 F or be- ated $250 fee are due within 10 days. show low at all times. These were discarded (10 red). • Due to the third violation for failing to provide/use test strips to maintain Sunshine Tiki Hut, Packwood Flea There was no thermometer available. Please provide a digital thermometer sanitizing solutions, a $100 fine is due within 10 days. Market by tomorrow. (5 red) • Due to the high-risk violations exceeding 40 red points, a reinspection is Tacos El Grullo, Packwood Flea Establishment was not following approved procedures for gravy and waf- required and a $100 is due within 10 days. Market Uncle Jim’s Smokehouse, Garlic Fest fle batter and added foods without approval, which were then not handled Inspection: Sept. 2 correctly. Permit category will be upgraded to a Category 4, which will allow VM Ricos Tacos, Packwood Flea the cooking of shell eggs and cooling of gravy. An invoice for the $100 fee dif- Market ference will be mailed. (10 red) Chehalis River Basin Land Trust, Centralia 10 0 10 Winlock FFA Alumi, Toledo Thresh- Hand wash station was not set up and salmon had already been prepared. ing Bee There was no sanitizing solution available during all hours of operation. Gloves has been worn and hand wash station was completed. (10 red) Woody’s Goodies Concession, Pack- This is a repeat violation. (5 blue) wood Flea Market Inspection: Aug. 27 The only test strips found were still in the foil packaging and had not been used. This is a repeat violation. (5 blue) ••• Due to the number of high-risk violations, a repeat inspection is required. The Creek Roadhouse Grill, Packwood Flea Market 25 0 25 Editor’s note: These figures are An invoice for $100 will be mailed. Hand sink setup was missing soap (provided) and towels. (10 red) derived from inspections conducted Expired food worker card. Need to provide current food worker card. (5 red) by the Lewis County Public Health Inspection: Aug. 10 Department’s Food Safety Program. Pulled pork out of temperature. Next time, heat sauce before mixing with Red violations are those most Shanghai Cafe, Centralia 25 0 25 cooked pork. (10 red) likely to cause foodborne illness and Beef and chicken were observed cooling covered in the bottom of the small Inspection: Sept. 3 must be corrected at the time of in- prep cooler at 55.6 F. All potentially hazardous foods must be cooled in un- spection. Blue violations relate to overall cleanliness and operational covered 2-inch depths until 41 F or below in the walk-in refrigerator or freezer. Hungarian Kitchen, Packwood Flea Market 0 10 10 No hot foods may be cooled anywhere else. (25 red) conditions and must be corrected by Sanitizer was not available but immediately corrected. Concentration was established deadlines or by the next Inspection: Aug. 10 too high. Maintain 50 ppm. Use test strip to check. (5 blue) routine inspection. Counter to the right of the fryer and potato peeler need frequent wiping Any establishment receiving 40 Aussie Onion, SWW Fair 10 5 15 down and surface sanitized. The other fryer area has grease accumulation. red points or any red point item repeated within an 18 month period is Sanitizer was at 0 ppm. Recharge to maintain 50 ppm. (5 blue) As time permits do a complete wipedown. (5 blue) considered a high risk and must be Sour cream was a 70 F. Kept inside a metal container, but ice is all melted. Inspection: Sept. 3 reinspected. An establishment that Recommend keeping sour cream in ice chest or timer to remind to provide receives 75 red points or 100 total more ice. (10 red) Lumpia Love, Packwood Flea Market 10 0 10 points (red and blue) on a routine in- Inspection: Aug. 16 Noodles not keeping hot holding temperature. Current is 120 F; need to spection or 40 red points on a repeat maintain 135 F or above. Recommend a crock pot or similar equipment for inspection will have their food establishment permit suspended. Butler Amusements, Lemon, SWW Fair 0 5 5 hold holding. Noodles were removed and reheated to 176 F. (10 red) Sanitizer was without any residual chemical. Change and add chlorine to Inspection: Sept. 3 50 ppm. Do this every couple hours. (5 blue) Inspection: Aug. 16 Monkey’s Mocha & More, Packwood Flea Market 15 3 18 Handsink was available but not easily available near food preparation in- Lind’s Concession, SWW Fair 10 0 10 side trailer. Relocate to the outside before opening the next day. (10 red) There was a hand wash station set up outside, but not inside the trailer. Foodworker cards are available but not with them. Working to get copy of This is being corrected. (10 red) picture. (5 red) Inspection: Aug. 17 Single-serving boxes were directly on the ground where water is soaking through the bottom boxes. Keep all cardboad boxes with single service off the ground by 6 inches. (3 blue) Nana Kathy’s Bakery, Farmers Market, Chehalis 10 0 10 Insepction: Sept. 3 Hand wash station was not set up initially and did not have a catch basin for collecting waste water. This was corrected. (10 red) Inspection: Aug.16 Rebel Pork, Garlic Fest 5 0 5 Potentially hazardous foods cold holding temperatures were a little too high for tomatoes and sliced ham. Please keep at PHFs at or below 41 F at all times. (5 red) Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Trump Skips Swing- UN Suspends All State Cities, Opts for Convoys in Syria After Rural Town Instead Attack on Aid Trucks KENANSVILLE, N.C. (AP) BEIRUT (AP) — The U.N. hu- — Donald Trump is spending a manitarian aid agency suspended good bit of time in this critical all convoys in Syria on Tuesday presidential swing state, but he’s following deadly airstrikes on aid spending Tuesday evening far trucks the previous night that ac- from cities like Charlotte and tivists said killed at least 12 people, Raleigh where many candidates mostly truck drivers and Red have courted moderate voters in Crescent workers. recent years. The attack plunged Syria’s U.S.- Instead, he’s zeroing in on Russia-brokered cease-fire further this tiny, rural town of about 850 into doubt. The Syrian military, just people to make his pitch to the hours earlier, had declared the week- disaffected, working-class white long truce had failed. The United voters who have propelled his States said it was prepared to extend campaign. The strategy appears the truce deal and Russia — after to be less about swaying unde- blaming rebels for the violations — cideds and more about making suggested it could still be salvaged. sure supporters don’t stay home In Geneva, spokesman Jens on Election Day. Laerke of OCHA said further aid Registered Democrats out- delivery would hold pending a review of the security situation number registered Republicans Craig Ruttle / AP Photo 2-1 in Duplin County, but vot- in Syria in the aftermath of the Crime scene investigators work at the scene of Saturday’s explosion in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, in New York, airstrike. Laerke called it “a very, ers here have chosen the GOP Sunday, Sept. 18. presidential candidate the past very dark day... for humanitarians two elections by a wide margin. across the world.” Among those lifelong Democrats The U.N. aid coordinator said is James Teachey, a 78-year-old the Syria government had granted Wealth of Clues Led to Quick needed authorizations in recent retired farmer, who said this year was the first he donated to a pres- days to allow for aid convoys to idential campaign: $40 to Trump. proceed inside Syria. Humanitar- “People are sick and tired ian U.N. aid deliveries had stalled of the way things are going in Arrest of Suspected Bomber in recent weeks amid continued Washington and the way people fighting, and the truce had not are running it,” he said. “I was NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Police Commissioner brothers had pleaded guilty to paved the way for expanded con- born coming out of the Depres- man suspected of planting James O’Neill. He said now, in- blocking police from enforcing voys as initially expected. sion. We know what a dollar bombs in a New York neighbor- vestigators would “make sure closing hours at the restaurant. means, what leaving your door hood and a New Jersey seaside that we get to the bottom of A childhood friend, Flee Pressure on Argentina’s unlocked means. And all those town may have aimed to inflict who’s involved and why.” Jones, said Rahami had become things are gone.” carnage incognito, but he didn’t After surgery for a gunshot more religious after returning Macri to Keep Vow succeed for long in concealing wound to his leg, Rahami was from a trip to Afghanistan sev- his identity. being held on $5.2 million bail, eral years ago. Still, some of the on Syrian Refugees Mall Attacker Was Ahmad Khan Rahami pro- charged with five counts of at- family restaurant’s customers BUENOS AIRES, Argentina vided investigators with a wealth tempted murder of police of- said Rahami was more likely to (AP) — Having escaped the civil Recent College Student, of clues that led to his arrest ficers. Federal prosecutors said talk about his interest in cars war in her homeland to find ref- Security Guard about 50 hours after the first ex- they still were weighing charges than to mention faith. uge in Argentina, Nairouz Baloul plosion, according to three law over the bombings. Rahami re- “He’s a very friendly guy,” pa- hopes the South American nation ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — will now welcome many more Syr- He was a recent college student enforcement officials familiar mains hospitalized. tron Ryan McCann said. “That’s with the investigation. Messages left for family what’s so scary.” ians like her to begin a new life. with an interest in computers President Mauricio Macri has who had worked part time as a His fingerprints and DNA members were not immediately The investigation began when were found at the scene of the returned. It wasn’t clear when a pipe bomb blew up Saturday said he wants to allow more than private security guard. He was 3,000 Syrian refugees into Argen- said to be an honor student in Manhattan bombing, they said. Rahami would get an attorney. morning in Seaside Park, New Jer- His uncovered face was clearly Officials said they have no sey, before a charity race to benefit tina. But the plan has stalled, and high school. And he had nothing organizations and members of more than a minor traffic cita- captured by surveillance cam- other suspects at large, but cau- Marines. No one was injured. eras near the spot of the blast. tioned they are still investigating. Then a shrapnel-packed Argentina’s Syrian community are tion on his record. pressuring the administration to But on Saturday, for reasons Electronic toll records show The bombing spread fear pressure-cooker bomb exploded a car to which he had access was across the New York area and re- Saturday night in New York’s keep its promise. still unclear, authorities say Da- “If he has the key to unlock hir Ahmed Adan put on a securi- driven from New Jersey to Man- vived anxiety about homegrown Chelsea section, wounding 29 hattan and back to New Jersey terrorism nationwide. people, none seriously. An un- this, I think he shouldn’t hesitate ty guard uniform and went into to open the door to other human a central Minnesota mall armed the day of the bombing, accord- As the East Coast was rattled exploded pressure-cooker bomb ing to the officials, who spoke to by the bombings, a man who was found blocks away. beings,” said Baloul, 29, an English with what appeared to be a kitch- teacher who escaped what she calls en knife. In an attack that took The Associated Press on condi- authorities say referred to Allah Late Sunday night, five ex- tion of anonymity because they wounded nine people in a stab- plosive devices were discovered a “living nightmare” in Syria. just minutes, he injured 10 peo- One of her brothers was killed weren’t authorized to discuss an bing rampage at a Minnesota in a trash can at an Elizabeth ple before he was shot and killed by a bomb in Damascus in 2014. ongoing case. mall Saturday before being shot train station, about 3 miles from by an off-duty police officer. She prefers not to speak about it Those and other clues to death by an off-duty police of- Those who know Adan, 20, where Rahami was later found but since she arrived in Buenos Ai- say he was a calm, cool guy with spurred officials to publicize his ficer. Authorities are investigating asleep in the doorway of a bar. res last month with another broth- a good head on his shoulders. name and photo Monday morn- the stabbings as a possible terror- Investigators are still gather- er, she has become hopeful that the They are trying to come to terms ing, asking for help finding Ra- ist attack but have not drawn any ing evidence and have not pub- rest of their family will be able to with what happened and figure hami, 28, a Muslim U.S. citizen connection between the blood- licly tied Rahami to those devic- join them in Argentina. out what pushed him to violence. born in Afghanistan, who lives shed there and the bombings. es, though Sweeney noted they “We have a thirst for answers,” with his family in Elizabeth, William Sweeney Jr., the FBI’s aren’t “ruling anything out.” said Abdul Kulane, a community New Jersey. assistant director in New York, The bombs discovered Satur- For Obama, a Swan advocate in the St. Cloud area. As the investigation heated said there was no indication so day all used flip cellphones as a Song on Global Stage “What was his motivation? What up, a bar owner in Linden, New far that the bombings were the trigger and were all made with happened?” Jersey, reported someone asleep work of a larger terror cell. easily purchasable materials, a in Final UN Speech Authorities have released lit- in his doorway. An officer went Rahami wasn’t on any terror or federal law enforcement official UNITED NATIONS (AP) tle information about Adan but to investigate and recognized the no-fly watch lists, though he had speaking on condition of ano- — Standing before the United say they are investigating the at- man as Rahami, police and the been interviewed for immigration nymity said. Nations for the last time as tacks as a potential act of terror- mayor said. purposes traveling between the After zeroing in on Rahami president, Barack Obama will ism. An Islamic State-run news Rahami pulled a gun and U.S. and Afghanistan, one of the and learning of the car that had reassure foreign leaders that the agency claimed the attacker was shot the officer — who was wear- law enforcement officials said. traveled between New Jersey and world is better equipped to tackle a “soldier” for the group. ing a bulletproof vest — in the Rahami and his family live New York, authorities pulled it its challenges than at almost any torso, and more officers joined above their restaurant — called over Sunday night after it headed point in history despite a cascade in a running gun battle along First American Fried Chicken — in the direction of Kennedy air- of harrowing crises that seem de- Stunt? Even With the street and brought Rahami and the family has clashed with port. The law enforcement offi- void of viable solutions. Jerseys and Books to down, police Capt. James Sar- the city over closing times and cials said at least one of Rahami’s Obama’s speech is always a nicki said. Another police officer noise complaints, which the Ra- relatives was in the car. focal point of the annual U.N. Sell, Tebow Says No was grazed by a bullet. hamis said in a lawsuit were tinged All five were questioned and General Assembly, but his ad- PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) — “A lot of technology involved with anti-Muslim sentiment. released, Sweeney said. He de- dress Tuesday marks Obama’s Mets fans can buy a few jerseys in this, but a lot of good, old- The lawsuit was terminated clined to say whether they might swan song on the international featuring names of players in the fashioned police work, too,” said in 2012 because one of Rahami’s later face charges. stage. He stepped into his role team’s instructional league. eight years ago with sky-high ex- Cespedes jerseys, they’re big pectations and has struggled to sellers. deliver when it comes to solving Cone jerseys, available as Asian Stocks Mostly Lower Amid global problems partially beyond throwbacks. America’s control. Of course, those are for Yoe- Ben Rhodes, Obama’s deputy nis Cespedes and David Cone, US, Japan Central Banks Wait national security adviser, said and not the instructional leagu- the president was cognizant of ers — Ricardo Cespedes and TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares FED FACTOR: The Federal nounced earlier this year. the fact that bright spots such as Gene Cone. No, the only of the were mostly lower Tuesday amid Reserve will meet later Tuesday WALL STREET: The Dow economic growth and climate 58 players getting a spotlight in a nervous wait for what might and announce its latest decision Jones industrial average dipped change cooperation are offset by this camp with the Mets is Tim happen to interest rates from on interest rates the following 3.63 points, or less than 0.1 per- the “great deal of unease” in the Tebow, the quarterback-turned- the U.S. Federal Reserve and the day. Analysts say the Fed is un- cent, to 18,120.17. The Standard world, including Syria’s civil war baseball-hopeful whose No. 15 Bank of Japan. likely to immediately raise in- & Poor’s 500 index lost 0.04 and concerns about Russia’s ag- jersey is already a hot seller even KEEPING SCORE: Japan’s terest rates, but they have more points to 2,139.12. The Nasdaq gression toward Ukraine. though he has yet to take one benchmark Nikkei 225 fluctu- questions about the Bank of composite fell 9.54 points, or 0.2 “The way the president will professional at-bat. ated and was up 0.4 percent at Japan’s plans, whose options in- percent, to 5,235.03. approach this is trying to apply The Mets are cashing in al- 16,579.19 in the morning ses- clude a range of stimulus propos- ENERGY: Benchmark U.S. what we have done that’s worked ready, and Tebow has a book sion. Japanese markets were als. crude lost 23 cents to $43.63 a in the last eight years as a tem- coming out next month. Yet closed Monday for a national BANK OF JAPAN: The Bank barrel in New York. Brent crude, plate for how we deal with other crises,” Rhodes said. both the team and its new star- holiday. South Korea’s Kospi was of Japan begins a two-day policy used to price international oils, He cited diplomatic achieve- of-sorts insist this is no public- little changed but inched down board meeting Tuesday, in the slipped 10 cents to $45.85 a bar- ments on Iran and global warm- ity stunt, even though the odds less than 0.1 percent to 2,014.75 middle of national holidays on rel in London. ing and outreach to former U.S seem stacked very high against a in early trading. Hong Kong’s Monday and Thursday in what CURRENCIES: The dollar adversaries Cuba and Myanmar 29-year-old former football play- Hang Seng dipped 0.3 percent to this nation calls Silver Week. fell to 101.88 yen from 102.05 yen as illustrative of the approach er finding his way to the major 23,486.45. The Shanghai Com- The central bank could deepen late Monday in Asia. The euro Obama hoped will continue. leagues. posite fell 0.2 percent to 3,020.96. negative interest rates that it an- rose to $1.1177 from $1.1165. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

Happy Birthday in Chehalis for No.15

Bill Thompson, 81, left, president of the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad Association, shows longtime Locomotive No. 15 celebrated its 100-year anniversary Saturday at the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Locomotive No. 15 engineer Harold Borovec a photograph taken recently of Borovec oiling the Museum in Chehalis with cake, speeches and a train ride for visitors. locomotive. The two greeted visitors Saturday to festivities marking the locomotive’s 100-year anniversary.

Paul Dunn / [email protected] Lifelong Chehalis resident Harold Borovec, 89, left, has engineered the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad’s Conductor Jef Galleher checks in passengers Saturday for a train ride at the Chehalis-Centralia Rail- Locomotive No. 15 since 1989. On Saturday he chatted with Littlerock resident Merlin Pinson, 67, road & Museum in Chehalis. Festivities commemorated Locomotive No. 15’s 100-year anniversary. during festivities to commemorate the locomotive’s 100-year anniversary.

poster’s intent was to collect first National Avenue. Dog Left in Car • At 7:03 p.m. on Sunday, po- Sirens and last month’s rent. No money • At 1:19 p.m., police arrested • At 4:42 p.m. on Friday, police received a report of a vehicle was collected. and released a female shoplifter lice received a report of a dog left theft in the 1000 block of SE Continued from page Main 10 in the 1600 block of NW Louisi- in a van in the 1600 block of NW Washington Avenue. ana Avenue. • At 7:06 p.m. on Sunday, po- an outstanding Centralia Mu- DUI Arrest Louisiana Avenue. • At 3:44 p.m. on Sunday, police received a report of a vehicle nicipal Court warrant. • At 11:43 p.m. on Friday, lice arrested and released a male Burglary Alarm theft in the 600 block of SW • At 11:24 a.m. on Satur- Christopher A. Street, 39, of for shoplifting in the 1600 block • At 6:05 p.m. on Friday, po- William Avenue. day, Charlotte D. Fantozzi, 41, Centralia, was arrested and of NW Louisiana Avenue. lice received a report of a bur- of Centralia, was arrested and booked for a DUI. glary alarm in the 800 block of booked into the Lewis County W. Main Street. MORTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Jail for third degree malicious Drug Deal Burglary • At 6:07 p.m. on Friday, po- Possible Hit and Run mischief, domestic violence af- • At 2:32 p.m. on Friday, police received a report of a bur- • At 8:40 p.m. on Saturday, ter she damaged property dur- lice received a report that a drug glary alarm in the 1000 block of • At 11:35 a.m. on Tuesday, police received a report of a ing a domestic dispute in the 100 deal had taken place in the 100 SW 22nd Street. police received a report of a pos- block of S. Oak Street. burglary to a residence in the block of NE Hampe Way. sible hit and run in the 100 block • At 11:24 p.m. on Satur- 600 block of Field Avenue after of Second Street. The owner of day, Cassandra L. Aparcio, 30, the homeowner heard noises Road Rage Suspicious Incidents the vehicle was in a nearby store of Centralia, was arrested and downstairs and saw a man in • At 7:46 p.m. on Friday, po- when he heard the sound of the booked on an outstanding Cen- his home. The man and pos- • At 3:04 p.m. on Friday, lice received a report of an ag- impact. Once he came outside tralia Municipal Court warrant. sibly two other people fled the police received a report of four gressive driver who was cussing he saw a large scratch on the • At 1:03 p.m. on Sunday, home after being discovered. “weirdly dressed people” dig- and tailgating a vehicle in the driver’s side of the vehicle. No Mitchell J. Wilson, 18, of Cen- Officers responded and used a ging through dumpsters and 100 block of SE Westside Drive. witnesses were found. tralia was arrested and booked K9 to track the suspects with no looking in vehicle windows in • At 1:34 p.m. on Saturday, into the Lewis County Jail for success. The suspects also broke the 1400 block of NW Louisiana police received a report of a ve- malicious mischief in the third into a shed and stole a Honda Avenue. hicle who tried to run another Vehicle Collision degree after he was observed lawnmower. • At 3:19 p.m. on Friday, po- vehicle off of the freeway near • At 1:13 p.m. on Tuesday, breaking out the windshield and lice received a report of several Parkland and SW Interstate Av- officers responded to the 400 side glass of a vehicle in the 1300 LEWIS COUNTY suspicious men in the 200 block enue. No arrests were made. block of Second Street to a colli- block of Oxford Avenue. of NW State Avenue. sion that took place in the park- • At 7:19 a.m. on Sunday, SHERIFF’S OFFICE • At 10:20 p.m. on Friday, po- Hit and Run ing lot. The driver’s exchanged Anja T. Kataja, 67, of Centralia, Arrest for Meth lice received a report of a suspi- information and there were no was arrested and booked into • At 2:31 p.m. on Saturday, injuries. • At 11:10 p.m. on Sunday, cious vehicle parked longterm in police received a report of a hit the Lewis County Jail for a pro- Cassandra Leigh Aparicio, 30, of the 1700 block of NW Louisiana bation violation. and run in the 1700 block of Centralia, was booked into the Avenue. • At 1:45 a.m. on Monday, NW Louisiana Avenue. Man Threatened at River Lewis County Jail for one count • At 11:09 p.m. on Friday, po- Vernon W. Ladd, 35, of Olym- possession of meth, two misde- lice received a report of people • At 5:50 p.m. on Wednesday, pia, was arrested and booked on Man Sleeps on Couch officers responded to the 700 an outstanding warrant. meanor warrants, and referred rummaging around a residence for one count of unlawful use or in the 600 block of SW Chehalis • At 11:26 p.m. on Friday, po- block of Main Avenue by the Til- possession of drug parapherna- Avenue. lice received a report of a male ton Bridge to an individual who Traffic Violation lia. Deputies contacted Aparicio • At 7:43 a.m. on Saturday, who fell asleep on a couch on the said he’d been threatened by a • At 8:10 a.m. on Friday, who initially provided a false police received a report of a sus- front porch of a residence in the man at the river. The man said Christopher P. Brehm, 33, of name, but was recognized by a picious vehicle with two occu- 200 block of NW State Avenue. he made the threats because he Redmond, was cited and re- deputy who identified her. The pants in the 1600 block of NW was mad because they messed up his fishing. He was warned leased for operating a motor ve- deputy knew she had outstand- Louisiana Avenue. The car was Fight hicle without an ignition inter- ing warrants for her arrest, and reported to have been there for about making threats and left lock device near the intersection once the warrants were con- • At 12:31 p.m. on Sunday, the area without incident. hours, and the caller said it ap- police received a report of four of Marion and Oxford. firmed, deputies found a plastic peared the people were using or five people fighting with spindle in her pant’s pocket with heroin. baseball bats in the 1100 block of Arrest Vehicle Theft a white crystallized substance • At 1:32 a.m. on Sunday, po- SE Washington Avenue. • At 10:16 p.m. on Thursday, and a glass smoking device with • At 12:35 p.m. on Friday, police received a report of a suspi- officers made a traffic stop for a residue. Aparicio admitted to cious person in the 1600 block of motorhome that didn’t have its lice received a report of a white smoking meth with the pipe ear- Aggressive Dog 1992 Honda four door vehicle NW Louisiana Avenue who was headlights on at Main and Sec- lier in the day. She was booked that was stolen in the 1100 block rambling and appeared drunk. • At 12:50 p.m. on Sunday, ond Street. Michael O. Keevil, into jail for violation of the uni- of J Street. • At 5:33 p.m. on Sunday, po- police received a report of a dog 60, of Morton, was arrested for formed controlled substance act, lice received a report of a male who went after three kids near an outstanding Lewis County the intersection of First and and referred for the possession seen squatting by the bank and warrant. Vehicle Prowl of drug paraphernalia. in the bushes in the 200 block of Cascade. • At 6:49 p.m. on Friday, po- NW Chehalis Avenue. • At 9:53 p.m. on Sunday, police received a report of stolen CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT • At 4:32 a.m. on Monday, lice received a report of a dog on Driving with Suspended License CDs and a solar charger from a police received a report of a per- a chain near the intersection of • At 10:59 p.m. on Friday, of- First and Cascade that seemed vehicle in the 300 block of Har- Marijuana Plants Stolen son in a black hoodie climbing a ficers cited and released Phaysith aggressive. rison Avenue. • At 9:06 a.m. on Friday, po- fence in the 1700 block of N. Na- Khongsavanh, 48, of Everett, for • At 8:13 p.m. on Sunday, lice received a report of the theft tional Avenue. driving with a suspended license police received a report of a per- of marijuana plants from some- Pills Found at the intersection of Highway son breaking the window on a one’s backyard in the 200 block • At 5:43 p.m. on Sunday, 12 and Second Street. parked vehicle in the 1000 block Abandoned Vehicle of SW 10th Street. police received a report of pills ••• of Harrison Avenue. • At 4:03 p.m. on Friday, po- found in a field in the 300 block By The Chronicle Staff • At 9:16 p.m. on Sunday, po- Thefts lice received a report of an aban- of SW Third Street. Please call news reporter Natalie lice received a report of a back- doned vehicle in the 100 block of Johnson with news tips. She can be pack stolen from a vehicle in the • At 12:57 p.m. on Friday, po- NE Washington Avenue. reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ 500 block of Madison Street. lice received a report of the theft Vehicle Theft chronline.com. of a red adult tricycle in the 100 block of SE Washington Avenue. Craigslist Scam • At 1:34 p.m. on Saturday, • At 10:42 p.m. on Satur- police arrested and released a day, police received a report of shoplifter in the 1600 block of a person who responded to a NW Louisiana Avenue. Craigslist ad that listed a home • At 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, for rent. The home was not ac- police arrested and released a tually available for rent and the shoplifter in the 2100 block of N. Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 • Main 15

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations Many Groups Come Together For Providence Healthier Together Event

Chris Thomas / Courtesy Photo The Healthier Together event held a health fair where people could receive free blood pressure checks, blood sugar checks and also cholesterol checks.

Chris Thomas / Courtesy Photo Runners are seen at the start line of the Healthier Together 5k Walk/Run on Saturday.

Providence Centralia Hospi- teering received hydroflasks. tal would like to thank all those • Riverside Fire Authority for The top male and female fin- who participated and help con- fitting bike helmets for kids ishers were: tribute to the Healthier Together The event also included doz- Males 5k fun run/walk and health fair ens of people receiving free blood Cruzan, Chris 20:21.00 Saturday, Sept. 17. pressure checks from Providence Sund, David 20:43.00 Even though it rained, more SoundHomeCare and Hospice, Giese, Brendan 22:57.00 than 250 people attended the blood sugar checks from Provi- Abbarno, Peter 23:06.00 event, with 167 finishing the run. dence Boldt Diabetes Center and Miller, KJ 23:16.00 free cholesterol checks from the Females Special thanks goes to: Providence lab. Johnson, Megan 23:19.00 • Run Amok Irish Running Lots of door prizes were Abbott, Kerry 24:54.00 club for coordinating the run handed out at the event, and top Jordan, Sarah 25:17.00 • Centralia High School two winners from all genders/ Erickson, Lynnae 25:45.00 Chris Thomas / Courtesy Photo Sports Medicine Club for volun- ages (including the kid’s dash) Maurer, Terry 26:34.00 Riverside Fire Authority was on hand to give out free bike helmets.

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• Story: State to Increase Testing of Marijuana for Pesticides USERNAME: DoeJohn Even the “safe” chemicals were never designed to be heated and then inhaled. Allow Adults to grow their own, why is WA. state the only Legalized state that doesn’t allow it?

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Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter Send your comments, www.facebook.com/ criticisms and feedback to @chronline [email protected] for thecentraliachronicle consideration in Voice of the People. Main 16 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 LOCAL / FROM THE FRONT PAGE Tenino Man Injured After Running Onto Interstate 5 Near Maytown By Amelia Dickson struck by a Jeep near Maytown, Harborview Medical Center in people called 911 and reported The man ran from troopers The Olympian according to the Washington Seattle. The 47-year-old Chehalis a man standing in traffic on into the northbound lanes of I-5 State Patrol. man who was driving the vehicle southbound I-5 near Maytown, and was struck by a black Jeep A 50-year-old Tenino man The man was taken to Provi- was uninjured, as was his passen- according to a State Patrol report. Wrangler. was injured Friday night after dence St. Peter Hospital in ger, a 50-year-old Longview man. Troopers responded and tried to Northbound I-5 was closed at he ran on to Interstate 5 and was Olympia and later transferred to About 5:45 p.m., several take the man to safety. milepost 95 for three hours.

“It was a very wide reach, we munity, Durham said. “Some said ‘Well, would you Chips had a lot of people come together Flying K in Toledo had a do it again,’ and I said ‘Not today, to make it work,” Durham said. forklift and provided assistance we’re tired, but it’s a good tired,’” Continued from the front page Much of the distribution la- in unloading the shipment too. he said. to Winlock, Onalaska to Mossyr- bor came from the roughly 75 Nearly all of the chips have members of the Vader Assembly been distributed, and Durham ock and Castle Rock to Longview. of God, which aligns with the is happy with the results and the Courtesy Photo Durham estimated the cost of church’s stated mission of look- hard work his constituency put A forklift unloads boxes of potato chips the chips around $100,000. ing for ways to help their com- in. donated by the Vader Assembly of God. Saginaw

Continued from the front page Nestled in the thick timber stands of Pacific County, tucked in along the Grays Harbor and Lewis County lines, and at the crescent of a rutted out logging road located precisely in the middle of two middle-of-nowhere towns, it’s understandable that once a person makes it to Saginaw Days that they would be inclined to stick around awhile. A sign inside the Brooklyn Tavern, which plays host to the annual event, notes that the two Peter Diaz, of Rochester, hops over a log during the chocker setting competition at Pete Caster / [email protected] nearest watering holes are locat- Saginaw Days on Saturday in Brooklyn. Loggers prepare their saws for the bucking competition at Saginaw Days in Brook- ed 18 miles in either location in lyn on Saturday. the hibernating burgs of Arctic out here,” said Wheeler, who numerous ownership changes in “My mom overheard him say- nity for, “Spittin’, cussin’ (and) and Oakville. The sign is out of noted that nearly all of the enter- recent years and that instability ing that he needed a Ma, so I did runnin’ chainsaws,” that brought date though, as it just so happens tainment is free. had taken a toll on the loggers’ it,” said Alvarez, who teamed up him back out to Brooklyn last that both of those roadhouses Folks are allowed to bring show. Wheeler called last year’s with Saginaw regular Jeff Fetter, Saturday. are now closed, amazingly mak- their own beer to the logging show a token event. This year of Buckley. “It’s a lot of fun,” said Diaz, ing the Brooklyn Tavern even show and, for those that work though, all of the familiar events “He just said, ‘Go like the who also competed in the choker more isolated than before. up an appetite, the North River and most of the familiar faces energizer bunny and hold on setting competition and owns The isolation is not a turn- Grange holds a fairly priced spa- were back in Brooklyn. because it’s going to be tough,’” Chet’s Tree Servicing in Roches- off for the Saginaw Days crowd, ghetti feed as a fundraiser. “I was scared this morning recounted Alvarez. “He’s a good ter. “It’s a good blend of a lot of however. On the contrary, one It’s a different kind of day out when it was pouring down rain teeter.” old timers and the newer guys. gets the feeling that a slightly di- in the backwoods for sure. at 6 a.m.,” admitted D.D., who Alvarez did more than hang You don’t get to do a lot of this in sheveled, unsupervised, well-lu- “You just saw that woman also did some double bucking on on though as she and Buckley residential type tree service.” bricated competition with sharp trying to buck that log,” said Saturday. powered through their log with saws and axes way out in the Wheeler of a big-hearted and But the Saginaw Day patrons an impressive mix of power and boonies is exactly the recipe that small-biceped competitor who are not afraid of a little rain. Be- rhythm. the mud-crusted crowd craves. demonstrated in front of the au- sides, they are not sweet enough “She’s a heckuva bucker. And “This is a community with far dience precisely why the double to melt like sugar. it was her first time!” noted an reaching roots,” noted Brooklyn buck saw is also known as a mis- Doug Zepp, Elma, is the an- impressed Fetter. Tavern regular Terri Wheeler ery whip. Despite her struggles, nouncer for Saginaw Days and The rest of the show featured on a day when folks from blue the woman’s relentless effort gar- has been participating in the classic events such as choker set- collar towns like Elma, Monte- nered a hearty cheer from the as- event since its inception in 1999. ting, burling, lots of bucking and sano, Rochester, Tenino, Toledo, sembled blue collar crowd. “We’re the only show that uses some hot rod power saws outfit- Onalaska and Castle Rock dot- “It’s a fun day,” said Wheeler, real wood trees and a real steam ted with car and motorcycle en- ted the stands. “It’s cool all the who noted that her favorite part donkey yarder,” said Zepp, who gines. The biggest crowd pleaser people that come out here from is, “Blowing Louie’s horn.” noted that Port Blakely provides of the show though was the tree Tenino and Yelm and Olympia “Louie’s Horn” is a reference all of the timber for the competi- felling competition where teams just for the day.” to the old time steam donkey tions. of two attempted to drop a tall Wheeler, who sported a com- that dominates the ambiance Seventeen years in, Zepp timber onto a tall can of beer. fortable looking and well-worn of Saginaw Days. The predeces- is doggedly committed to the Only one team was able to so tie-dye design Brooklyn Tavern sor to the power yarders of to- Saginaw show, which gets its much as graze their beer can, but (est. 1927) hooded sweatshirt on day, steam donkeys were used name from the former bustling on the bright side, none of the Saturday, first started coming to to pull large pieces of timber Saginaw logging camp that used canned contents went to waste. Saginaw Days about five years up steep slopes and all around to sprawl across the landscape Peter Diaz, 33, Rochester, ago when her boyfriend from logging sites of yesteryear. The where only the Brooklyn Tavern managed to break the mold on Oakville brought her along. Her steam donkey on hand in Brook- and North River Grange now Saturday though when, in the father was a bull buck for the lyn is owned by Lou Parsons, of stand. wake of the monster power saw Simpson Timber company, so Hoodsport, and he kept it hot “What makes this event spe- competitions, he busted out his she grew up immersed in log- and whistling all day long as he cial is it’s not professionals,” ex- itty-bitty Stihl 200T chainsaw ging culture. Another regular at sent logs careening from one side plained Zepp. “The best show is and went to work bucking a big the tavern noted that, “she’s got of the venue to the other along a people doing what they know round off of the sacrificial log. pitch in her veins,” so the cul- haywire system of pulley rigged and showing what they do best.” The teacup tree cutting effort ture in Brooklyn and of Saginaw guidewires. Sarah Alvarez, of Hoquiam, had the crowd busting its col- Days was as familiar as sawdust In its 17th incarnation on Sat- was one of those greenhorns who lective gut and plastered a huge to Wheeler. urday, Saginaw Days brought in wound up putting on a show. Al- smile across Diaz’s face once he These days, the couple makes at least 200 spectators and about varez said she grew up coming had successfully completed his frequent trips to visit their co- 30 contestants. It was a smaller out to Saginaw Days with her ambitious cut. horts at the Brooklyn Tavern or showing than in years past, but family but had never participat- Diaz made his unexpected to stay with friends that live just according to the tavern manager, ed in any logging events before debut at Saginaw Days a couple down the road. And Saginaw who everyone knows as D.D., it Saturday when she helped to years ago when he was sum- Days is always circled on the cal- was a cork-booted step in the make mincedmeat out of a log as moned from the crowd to fill in endar. right direction. the Ma portion of a Ma and Pa for a pole climbing event. “It’s the biggest day of the year The tavern has undergone double bucking team. He said it was the opportu-

sit building when the city of Cen- ing space. tralia approached him and asked The total cost of the purchas- if Twin Transit would be interes was $485,000. Commissioner ested in the property located on Bill Schulte said previously the North Pearl Street. project was expected to cost a That conversation set the total of $1 million after renova- wheels in motion for the acqui- tions are completed to the uti- sition of two properties, 415 and 417 N. Pearl St., where the or- lized building. The J&L Building ganization now plans to build a will be demolished to provide regional bus transit center while room for the transit center. remodeling the former Carpen- For more information on ter’s Union building into admin- Twin Transit, visit www.twin- istration offices and public meet- transit.org.

A computer-generated image of the new transit center provided by Twin Transit. Ridership for Twin Transit, which is funded by grants in Facility addition to taxes on residents of Lewis County, Chehalis and Continued from the front page Centralia, has declined in recent The 8,700 square foot building years. Still, the new transit center will be remodeled, and the cost has long been discussed. of purchase can be applied to a In 2011, the discussion con- 20 percent match required for sisted of building a new $1 million facility adjacent to the or- the grant. ganization’s current location, a The completed project will decision the board ultimately be similar to the Mason Transit decided would be less than ideal. Community Center in Shelton, In early 2015, LaFontaine the press release said, and will fa- said he was preparing to hire a cilitate some 230,000 annual rides consultant to help design some which Twin Transit provides. improvements to the Twin Tran- The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 • Sports 1

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Saturday’s 2B Football Loggers Scrape Past Life Christian 16-6 to Improve to 3-0 By Aaron VanTuyl Mountain Division game of the There was a lot of yellow on the up 284 yards on the ground — [email protected] season. field,” Logger coach Mazen Saa- a total tamed by the team’s 140 “We’re on the right track,” de said. “But I’m real impressed penalty yards. Roque led the LAKEWOOD — The game said Roque, a 5-foot-5 senior with how our defense played. three-headed rushing attack, itself, beset upon by a literal rain running back. “We’re on our (Defensive coordinator) Wayne carrying 18 times for 113 yards, as well as a downpour of yellow goals. We’re pretty excited, and Nelson and the defense put a while Lazzaro Rodriguez ran laundry, was not pretty. we’ve got more to come.” great game together. I thought 17 times for 95 yards and Trace SECOND HALF But a 16-6 win over Life Hopefully for the fans, our defense was lights-out to- Lawrence packed the ball 20 Christian — and the 3-0 record though, any future wins will be night.” times for 69 yards. OUTBURST: Ernie it marked — was beautiful for a bit more aesthetically pleas- The pass-first Eagles threw The Loggers lost three fum- Roque Scores the Loggers, damp and happy ing. Saturday’s game featured a for 128 yards, completing 14 of bles in the first half, but held here Saturday night at Harry combined 29 flags for 244 yards, 30 passes, but managed just 33 Life Christian to just a pair of Twice for Ony Lang Stadium. Ernie Roque and the Loggers fumbled seven on the ground, and were held in Anthony Kunitsa field goals — the first, on the Eagles’ opening scored both of his touchdowns times, with four landing in the negative rushing yardage in the drive, from 30 yards, and the in Mountain in the second half for Onalaska, hands of the Eagles. second half. Division Win which won its first SWW 2B “It was not a pretty game. Onalaska, meanwhile, piled please see LOGGERS, page S6

Prep Football 2A Boys Golf LCFF Week 3 Update: Stanley’s Place in the State Record Book yatt Stanley did a lot on Friday. W In a win over Mor- ton-White Pass, the Napavine quarterback passed for 476 yards (and six touchdowns). It’s a big number, yes, but HOW big of a number is it? Only two TEAMS in Week 3 games featuring Lewis County- area schools topped 400 yards of offense — Napavine and W.F. West. The Bearcats had 451 yards in a blowout of Highline, but 311 came on the ground. And since I’ve been covering By Aaron prep football Van Tuyl games — this Sports Editor MATT BAIDE / [email protected] is, crushingly Centralia’s Noah Thomas ist pumps after making a birdie putt on the eighth hole at Newaukum Valley Golf Course during an Evergreen 2A Conference match enough, my ninth year in Sports against W.F. West on Monday. — I can’t remember a quarterback around here throwing for more than 400 yards. A little trivia: I contacted Thomas Medals, but Bearcats Win Rivalry Match David Maley, in Rosalia, who keeps a thorough history of state SWAMP CUP: Will football records. Stanley’s game Alexander Leads W.F. ranks 29th in Washington history for passing yardage, and West with a 40; Bearcats fourth all-time by a B-11 (now Top Centralia 226-248 at 2B) quarterback. He sent me over his complete list, and Stanley is Newaukum the only Lewis County name on By The Chronicle it — which, as far as I can gather, Centralia’s Noah Thomas makes it a Lewis County record. shot a 37 to earn medalist hon- (The single-game state re- ors, but it was W.F. West earn- cord, by the way, was 613 yards ing the team victory 226-248 in a game by Shadle Park’s Brett over the Tigers at Newaukum Rypien back in 2013; Rypien’s now the quarterback at Boise Valley Golf Course in Chehalis State University. You’d need on Monday. at least 513 passing yards in a Thomas shot a 1-over-par 37, game to crack the state’s top-5 making birdie on the last two list, and Rypien — nephew of holes to notch the lowest score former WSU standout and Su- of the afternoon. per Bowl champion QB Mark W.F. West’s Will Alexander Rypien — has five of the top 30 finished in second with a 40 passing games in state history. and teammate Bryce Dobyns The single-game passing touch- took third with a 44. down record is nine, held by De- W.F. West’s Andrew Kim Sales’ Brian Lindgren and Lin- and Jaron Howell each shot a coln’s Jordan Kitna; five different 45, and Trevor Thornburg fired a 52. Wyatt Magnuson rounded W.F. West’s Will Alexander tees of on the sixth hole at Newaukum Valley Golf Course during an Evergreen 2A Conference players have thrown eight in a match against W.F. West on Monday. game, including Rypien, who out the Bearcats with a 53. did it twice, and Prosser’s Kellen Centralia’s Rudy Voetberg Aberdeen in a 2A Evergreen Club on Friday, with Aberdeen a 54 to lead the Warriors, but Moore). was second for the Tigers with league match on Wednesday. edging Centralia 232-239. Cen- Tumwater left Riverside Golf How’d that translate to Lewis a 48, and coming in third was Centralia (0-5) hosts Rochester tralia’s Rudy Voetberg earned Course with a 202-275 win in Broc Selstrom with a 51. Brett County Fantasy Football? Wyatt in a 2A Evergreen league match medalist honors with a 39. Evergreen 2A Conference ac- racked up 43 points, which is a Wasson, Zach Stelzner and No- tion in Chehalis on Monday. lan Rice each shot a 56 for the also on Wednesday at Riverside nice total and certainly the big- Golf Course. Rochester Falls To Tumwater Tumwater’s Jordan Christof- gest number of the week, though Tigers. fer earned medalist with a 36, W.F. West (2-3) travels to Note: Centralia took on Ab- Rochester’s Ethan Worden please see LCFF, page S6 Highlands Golf Course to face erdeen at Aberdeen Country and Marcus Ashton each shot please see GOLF, page S6

ALSO INSIDE... CHECK OUT ONLINE... THE SPOKEN WORD Wyatt Stanley and Ava Nelson are the Full local prep results and additional “We’ve been 0-9 in this program ... and this Community First Auto Center Athletes photos from the Centralia/W.F. feels great, to be on the other end of it.” of the Week: SEE SPORTS 2 West golf match are online at MAZEN SAADE, LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM Onalaska football coach Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 SPORTS

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AVA NELSON WYATT STANLEY School: Mossyrock (Jr.) School: Napavine (Sr.) Sport: Volleyball (S) Sport: Football (QB) Nelson led her team to wins over Stanley passed for 476 yards and 6 W.F. West and Centralia last week, touchdowns in a 46-0 win over with 38 assists against Centralia. Morton-White Pass on Friday.

Winners of the CFAC Athlete of the Week award can stop by the CFAC oice (at 1051 NW Louisiana Ave. in Chehalis) to receive their pizza gift card and commemorative hooded sweatshirt. Call the CFAC oice at (360) 748-3512 for more information. Note: Rochester’s Hunter Hahn scored two goals in a girls soccer tie with Tenino, which were incorrectly credited to a teammate who was then named Athlete of the Week. Hahn, then is last week’s female Athlete of the Week.

LEWISCOUNTYSPORTS.COM SCOREBOARD Passing Yards 25 128 Game: Teresa Johnson 221 Cleveland 0 2 0 .000 Central Division Preps Total Yards 309 161 Top 5 Junior Boys West Cleveland 86 63 .577 — Local Prep Schedules Comp-Att-Int 2-3-0 14-30-0 1. Brycen Kugan 534; 2. Cameron Wirt 482; Denver 2 0 0 1.000 Detroit 79 70 .530 7 TUESDAY, Sept. 20 Fumbles/Lost 7/4 3/2 3. Shawn Strasser 473; 4. Joshua Wagoner Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 Kansas City 77 73 .513 9½ Girls Soccer Penalties/Yards 13/140 16/104 439; 5. Ashton Lannoye 420; High Game: San Diego 1 1 0 .500 Chicago 72 78 .480 14½ Kalama at Napavine, 6 p.m. Brycen Kugan 189 Oakland 1 1 0 .500 Minnesota 55 95 .367 31½ Toledo at Life Christian, 6 p.m. Individual Stats Top 5 Junior Girls NATIONAL CONFERENCE West Division 1. Patricia Castillo 428; 2. Courtney Spriggs Adna at Winlock, 6 p.m. Rushing: ONY — Roque 18/113, Trace East Texas 89 62 .589 — Lawrence 20/69, Lazzaro Rodriguez 17/95; 390; 3. Lexi Howell 387; 4. Jasmin Wesson N.Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 Onalaska at Ocosta, 6 p.m. Seattle 79 71 .527 9½ LCA — Michael McKay 9/22 354; 5. Bailee Spriggs 338; High Game: Philadelphia 2 0 0 1.000 Centralia at Montesano, 7 p.m. Houston 79 71 .527 9½ Passing: ONY — Hunter Blair 2-3/25; LCA Jasmin Wesson 160 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 W.F. West at Elma, 7 p.m. Oakland 66 84 .440 22½ Tenino at Rochester, 7 p.m. — McKay 14-30/128 Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) Washington 0 2 0 .000 Receiving: ONY — Roque 1/15, Rodriguez 1. Cody 314; 2. Joy W 294; 3. Charlie M 288; South Los Angeles 65 85 .433 23½ Volleyball National League Winlock at North Beach, 6 p.m. 1/10; LCA — CJ Kovacs 6/50, Anthony 4. Travis M 270; 5. James O 260; High Game: Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 East Division Napavine at Adna, 7 p.m. Kunitsa 3/26, Tom Cannell 3/40 Joy W 167 Carolina 1 1 0 .500 Washington 88 62 .587 — Toledo at Ilwaco, 7 p.m. Top 5 Special O’s (2 games) Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 New York 80 70 .533 8 W.F. West at Camas, 7 p.m. Monday’s Results 1. Cody 331; 2. Joy 261; 3. Milton 258; 4. New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 Miami 75 75 .500 13 Montesano at Centralia, 7 p.m. Boys Tennis Charlie 257; 5. Tavis 239; High Game: Cody North Tenino at Rochester, 7 p.m. At Aberdeen 171 Minnesota 2 0 0 1.000 Philadelphia 67 83 .447 21 ABERDEEN 4, W.F. WEST 2 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 Atlanta 59 91 .393 29 WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21 Singles Detroit 1 1 0 .500 Central Division College Volleyball 1. Ryan Solan (A) def. Brandan Touhey, 4-6, College Football Chicago 0 2 0 .000 x-Chicago 95 55 .633 — 6-0, 6-1 West Centralia at Green River, 7 p.m. The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press St. Louis 79 71 .527 16 College Soccer 2. Luis Garcia (A) def. Alec Ibanez, 6-0, 6-1 college football poll, with irst-place votes in San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 Pittsburgh 74 75 .497 20½ Lower Columbia at Centralia, 7 p.m. 3. Harlan Troy (A) def. Levi Walters, 6-1, 6-1 parentheses, records through Sept. 10, total Los Angeles 1 1 0 .500 Milwaukee 68 82 .453 27 Cross Country Doubles points based on 25 points for a irst-place Arizona 1 1 0 .500 Cincinnati 63 87 .420 32 Aberdeen, Black Hills at Centralia, 4 p.m. 1. Andrew Painter/Andrew Pak (W) def. vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, Seattle 1 1 0 .500 West Division Josh Germaun/Cody Sayres, 6-4, 6-4 Tumwater, W.F. West at Rochester, 4 p.m. and previous ranking: Los Angeles 85 65 .567 — 2. Cole Nishiyama/Jason Chung (W) def. Week 2 Boys Golf San Francisco 79 71 .527 6 Bryan Sider/Aaron Dyer, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 Thursday, Sep. 15 W.F. West at Aberdeen, 3:30 p.m. Team Rec. Pts. Prev. Colorado 72 78 .480 13 3. Aaron Larson/Patric Haerle (A) def. E.J. 1. Alabama (50) 3-0 1510 1 N.Y. Jets 37, Bufalo 31 Rochester at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. Arizona 63 87 .420 22 Matagi/Joey Powe, 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 2. Ohio St. (4) 3-0 1442 3 Sunday, Sep. 18 Boys Tennis San Diego 63 87 .420 22 Centralia at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. 3. Louisville (6) 3-0 1406 10 New England 31, Miami 24 x-clinched division Boys Golf 4. Michigan (1) 3-0 1277 4 N.Y. Giants 16, New Orleans 13 THURSDAY, Sept. 22 At Newaukum Valley Golf Course 5. Clemson 3-0 1258 5 Dallas 27, Washington 23 Monday’s Games Girls Soccer W.F. WEST 226, CENTRALIA 248 6. Houston 3-0 1245 6 Tennessee 16, Detroit 15 Napavine at Winlock, 6 p.m. W.F. West (226) — Will Alexander 40, 7. Stanford 2-0 1195 7 Baltimore 25, Cleveland 20 Atlanta 7, N.Y. Mets 3 Onalaska at Toledo, 6 p.m. Andrew Kim 45, Bryce Dobyns 44, Trevor 8. Michigan St. 2-0 1084 12 Pittsburgh 24, Cincinnati 16 Miami 4, Washington 3 Adna at Ocosta, 6 p.m. Thornburg 52, Jaron Howell 45, Wyatt Mag- 9. Washington 3-0 1040 8 Houston 19, Kansas City 12 Chicago Cubs 5, Cincinnati 2 Centralia at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. nuson 53 10. Texas A&M 3-0 890 17 Carolina 46, San Francisco 27 St. Louis 5, Colorado 3 Black Hills at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Centralia (248) — Noah Thomas 37, Rudy 11. Wisconsin 3-0 828 9 Los Angeles 9, Seattle 3 L.A. Dodgers 2, San Francisco 1 Rochester at Tumwater, 7 p.m. Voetberg 48, Broc Selstrom 51, Brett Wasson 12. Georgia 3-0 726 16 Arizona 40, Tampa Bay 7 San Diego 3, Arizona 2 Volleyball 56, Zach Stelzner 56, Nolan Rice 56 13. Florida St. 2-1 722 2 Denver 34, Indianapolis 20 Kansas City 8, Chicago White Sox 3 Toutle Lake at Onalaska, 7 p.m. 14. Tennessee 3-0 707 15 Atlanta 35, Oakland 28 Boston 5, Baltimore 2 Wahkiakum at Morton-WP (Morton), 7 p.m. At Riverside Golf Course 15. Miami 3-0 565 25 San Diego 38, Jacksonville 14 Texas 3, L.A. Angels 2 Pe Ell at Napavine, 7 p.m. TUMWATER 202, ROCHESTER 275 16. Baylor 3-0 529 21 Minnesota 17, Green Bay 14 Houston 4, Oakland 2 Rochester (275) — Jorge Ruiz 55, Aaron Monday, Sep. 19 Rainier at Adna, 7 p.m. 17. Arkansas 3-0 528 24 Toronto 3, Seattle 2 Mossyrock at Toledo, 7 p.m. Huf 56, Ethan Worden 54, Braden Norquist 18. LSU 2-1 517 20 Philadelphia 29, Chicago 14 62, Marcus Ashton 54, Colton Winters 56 19. Florida 3-0 479 23 Winlock at Kalama, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Tumwater (202) — Jordan Baird 37, Jor- 20. Nebraska 3-0 420 NR Week 3 Centralia at Hoquiam, 7 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Shields 5-17) at Philadel- dan Christofer 36, Chase Fisk 41, Wes Swick 21. Texas 2-1 196 11 Thursday’s Games Tenino at King’s Way Christian, 7 p.m. phia (Thompson 2-5), 4:05 p.m. 41, Ty Herron 47, Parker Mercer 50 22. San Diego St. 3-0 183 NR Houston at New England, 5:25 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 5-10) at N.Y. Mets (Gsellman Local Results 23. Mississippi 1-2 172 19 Sunday’s Games 2-1), 4:10 p.m. Friday’s Results 24. Utah 3-0 154 NR Washington at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. Washington (Roark 15-8) at Miami (Fernan- At Aberdeen Country Club Local 25. Oklahoma 1-2 139 14 Cleveland at Miami, 10 a.m. ABERDEEN 232, CENTRALIA 239 Local Bowling Others receiving votes: TCU 132, UCLA 74, Detroit at Green Bay, 10 a.m. dez 15-8), 4:10 p.m. Centralia (239) — Noah Thomas 44, Rudy Sept. 11-Sept. 17 Results North Dakota St. 74, Boise St. 69, Iowa 47, Minnesota at Carolina, 10 a.m. Cincinnati (Smith 3-1) at Chicago Cubs Voetberg 39, Broc Selstrom 58, Brett Wasson FAIRWAY LANES California 44, Oklahoma St. 42, Notre Dame Denver at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. (Lester 17-4), 5:05 p.m. 48, Zach Stelzner 50, Nolan Rice 59 Top 10 Men 32, Oregon 23, North Carolina 17, Georgia Arizona at Bufalo, 10 a.m. Pittsburgh (Brault 0-3) at Milwaukee (Garza Aberdeen (232) — Brendan King 41, 1. Mike Postlewait 749; 2. Larry Mays Jr Tech 17, Cent. Michigan 16, South Florida 7, Baltimore at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. 5-7), 5:10 p.m. Jaxson Larson 46, Grant Larson 46, Blake 679; 3. John Gilligan 678; 4. Bob Spahr 677; W. Michigan 6, Toledo 6, Maryland 3, Arizona Oakland at Tennessee, 10 a.m. St. Louis (Wainwright 11-9) at Colorado (De Swenson 52, Tanner Nelson 49, Brody Trader 5. Richard Graves 672; 6. Fred Hamilton 671; St. 3, Virginia Tech 1. San Francisco at Seattle, 1:05 p.m. La Rosa 8-8), 5:40 p.m. 54 7. John Hart 665; 8. Randy Sanders 663; 9. Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 1:05 p.m. Arizona (Bradley 7-9) at San Diego (Clemens Jim Fueston 658; 10. Jim Maynard 653; High San Diego at Indianapolis, 1:25 p.m. 3-5), 7:10 p.m. Saturday’s Results Game: Mike Postlewait 300 NFL Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1:25 p.m. San Francisco (Cueto 16-5) at L.A. Dodgers N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 1:25 p.m. Prep Football Top 10 Women All Times PDT (Hill 12-4), 7:10 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. At Lakewood 1. Cassandra Chalmers 720; 2. Meagon AMERICAN CONFERENCE Boston (Rodriguez 2-7) at Baltimore (Gaus- Monday’s Games LOGGERS 16, EAGLES 6 Crawford 579; 3. Lynn Wiltzius 550; 4. Nikki East W L T Pct man 8-10), 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans, 5:30 p.m. Onalaska 0 0 8 8 —16 Postlewait 549 and Val Krein 549; 5. Sahlee New England 2 0 0 1.000 Kansas City (Volquez 10-11) at Cleveland Life Christian 3 3 0 0 —6 Aldrich 535; 6. Kim Rushton 531; 7. McKenzie N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 (Tomlin 12-8), 4:10 p.m. Gust 515; 8. Debi Hood 513; 9. Susie Pick- Miami 0 2 0 .000 N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 6-11) at Tampa Bay Scoring Summary ernell 511; 10. Heather Fueston 508; High Bufalo 0 2 0 .000 MLB (Smyly 7-11), 4:10 p.m. LCA — Anthony Kunitsa 32-yard ield goal Game: Cassandra Chalmers 268 South All Games PDT L.A. Angels (Wright 0-3) at Texas (Griin 7-4), LCA — Kunitsa 27-yard ield goal Top 5 Senior Men Houston 2 0 0 1.000 American League ONY — Ernie Roque 13-yard run; Lazzaro 1. Skip Ivie 632; 2. Virgil Potter 620; 3. Har- Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 East Division 5:05 p.m. Rodriguez run old Schrader 598; 4. Tony Elkin 597; 5. Andy Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 W L Pct GB Detroit (Boyd 5-4) at Minnesota (Santiago ONY — Roque 1-yard run; Roque run Fuchs 582; High Game: Virgil Potter 236 Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 Boston 86 64 .573 — 12-8), 5:10 p.m. Top 5 Senior Women North Toronto 82 68 .547 4 Houston (Musgrove 3-4) at Oakland (Manaea Team Stats ONY LCA 1. Teresa Johnson 581; 2. Joan Mattox 523; Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 Baltimore 82 68 .547 4 6-9), 7:05 p.m. First Downs 17 9 3. Alyce Schutte 519; 4. Ginny Eddy 499; 5. Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 New York 77 72 .517 8½ Toronto (Happ 19-4) at Seattle (Iwakuma Rushing Yards 284 33 Bertie Dessell 481 and Pearl Steig 481; High Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 Tampa Bay 64 85 .430 21½ 16-11), 7:10 p.m SPORTS ON THE AIR

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NFL Seahawks Put the ‘LA’ in Alarming STUNNED: Seattle Held Out of End Zone in 9-3 Loss to Rams By Gregg Bell The News Tribune LOS ANGELES — In any other year — on any other an- kles — Russell Wilson might have pulled off this one, too. The relentless quarterback came within 35 yards in the final minute of another comeback victory Sunday. But between the Se- ahawks’ new, sputtering line and Wilson playing on a sprained ankle, he can’t mask all of Seattle’s offensive ills. Not every week. And not this week in a 9-3 loss to the Rams at a packed, roaring Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Wilson’s 53-yard strike down the left side to Tyler Lockett, who had spent most of the final three quarters on the sideline with a knee injury, got Seattle from its own 12 to the Rams 35 in the final minute. It felt like a repeat of Wilson’s 86-yard drive for the winning score the previous week

against Miami. JAE HONG / The Associated Press “I thought I should have kept Members of the Los Angeles Rams celebrate after Seattle Seahawks running back Christine Michael fumbled the ball and the Rams recovered during the second half my knees up so I could have bro- at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Sunday in Los Angeles. ken the tackle (for the winning touchdown),” Lockett said, even peared to get a big stop with 2 1/2 long route behind linebacker though one of those knees was minutes left in the game when Mike Morgan. Keenum rolled sprained. Cassius Marsh sacked Los An- right then threw back left to Ken- “I thought we still had a ‘‘Trick play ... the only way they can beat us.’’ geles’ Case Keenum. But Marsh dricks underneath a clear-out chance.” grabbed the quarterback’s face- route that sent Seattle safety Earl But on third down, Christine Earl Thomas mask while doing it. Instead of Thomas deeper. The 44-yard Michael tried to bull through Seahawks safety fourth and Gardena, the Rams pass set up Greg Zuerlein’s sec- two Rams for a first down at the got a first down near midfield — ond field goal for the Rams’ 6-3 Los Angeles 25. Safety Mark Bar- and forced Seattle to start its next halftime lead. ron knocked the ball from Mi- drive at its own 12 with 1:53 left “Trick play,” Thomas said, chael. Linebacker Alec Ogletree reach the playoffs. verting third downs to extend instead of nearer midfield with calling it “the only way they can recovered the fumble. And the Again, the defense did its job. drives last season. more time left. beat us.” Seahawks lost their first game of Los Angeles gained 283 yards But ... “That was huge,” Carroll said Doug Baldwin and Lockett the young season. and managed just three field The NFC West-rival Rams of the call. joined Rawls in going off injured “We know we are better than goals, yet won for the fourth (1-1) looked awful in losing their Marsh was incredulous. under trainers’ watches in the this,” tight end Jimmy Graham time in five meetings in this divi- opener last week 28-0 at San “I didn’t get any explanation. I first half. Lockett, who’d been said outside his sweltering locker sion series. Francisco. They weren’t a ton didn’t grasp any facemask. There targeted by Wilson on passes room, following his three catch- The Seahawks had won their better Sunday. was no pulling his head; it didn’t 11 times in the season’s first six es for 42 of Seattle’s 306 yards. last 19 games when holding op- But the Seahawks were even twist in any way,” he said. quarters, did not return until Magic Johnson, the city’s ponents to that many yards or worse. “Couldn’t have been a cleaner late with what the Seahawks an- mayor, Olympic hero Greg Lou- fewer. The last such loss: Oct. 19, Wilson’s gimpy ankle kept sack, to me. ... That’s just the way nounced as a knee injury. ganis and the pregame-playing 2014 — to the Rams. him from eluding swarming de- this game is today (with quarter- Baldwin said afterward in Red Hot Chili Peppers turned Seattle has allowed 19 points fenders and extending plays as backs protected by rules and of- the Coliseum’s tunnel he “felt out among 91,046 for the NFL’s and one touchdown this season. he often does. ficiating).” like crap” with back spasms on first regular-season game in this Asked if he is happy with how New lead back Thomas Rawls First and 10 at the Rams’ 34 a hard hit he took following a city since 1994. the defense has played through started for the first time since he in the first half became first and third-down catch short of the They saw the fewest points two games, Pro Bowl defensive broke his ankle in December -- 20 after consecutive false starts line, as well as a knee that will by the Seahawks in five years — end Michael Bennett said: “I’ve but left for good in the first half by left tackle Bradley Sowell and require an MRI exam. His week and the Rams beat Seattle for the been happy with the way this de- after he got kicked in the leg. He center Justin Britt. Then first before next Sunday’s home game third consecutive time. fense has played for five years. finished with seven carries for and goal at the LA 3 became first against San Francisco (1-1 after a “Really disappointed,” coach “We played great defense. We minus-7 yards. down at the 13 because wide re- loss Sunday at Carolina) will be Pete Carroll said of his return to just have to play better as a team.” That’s not good. ceiver Jermaine Kearse got called full of treatment for him. the stadium in which he restored Specifically, on offense. Michael had 60 yards rushing for pass interference by picking a Wilson was 22 for 35 passing a dynasty for USC. Carroll said his line with but didn’t get to run it consistent- defender in the end zone on an for 254 yards. “To come out and play like new starters in four of the five ly — just 10 times in Seattle’s 61 incomplete pass. Yes, this team has looked bad that, not give us a real shot to positions and a fill-in guard, offensive plays. An offense that “Is this like the NBA: If you in recent early seasons — then get ahead was tough. ... I never J’Marcus Webb, playing right averaged 141.8 yards rushing led talk about the officiating (you get rebounded with fantastic De- thought we’d go the first couple guard for injured No. 1 draft by now-retired Marshawn Lynch fine)?” Kearse asked. cembers and into the playoffs the weeks having scored one touch- choice Germain Ifedi is not the and Rawls last season is averag- “I would disagree.” last four seasons, playing in two down.” issue. ing 84.5 yards on the ground That drive ended with Se- of the last three Super Bowls. It The Seahawks (1-1) managed The coach thinks the issue is through two games. They’ve attle’s only points, Steven Haus- has earned the benefit of all your their fewest points since Oct. not converting on third downs. been against two of the better de- chka’s tying, 23-yard field goal doubts right now. 23, 2011, a 6-3 loss at Cleveland. The Seahawks were 4 for 13 Sun- fensive fronts Seattle will face all early in the second quarter. Not that it makes you feel any That was in Carroll’s second sea- day and are 9 for 29 (31 percent) this season. Los Angeles untied it after a better. son leading Seattle, his only one through two games. The Seahawks had 12 pen- blown coverage by the Seahawks “We’re going to be fine,” Lock- in which the Seahawks didn’t They were 46.5 percent con- alties called on them. They ap- on tight end Lance Kendricks’ ett said. “It’s only week two.” Offensive Line Shows Hawks are Getting What They Pay For onsidering they do it has been stellar. But the team those guys had breakdowns at so often, the Seattle Se- is 1-1. points in this game. Cahawks know that losing The Rams treat quarterback Most of them were being to the Rams isn’t the end of the Russell Wilson like a piñata a physically defeated by a great world. couple times every season as it athlete. It’s not even the end of the is, but with a sprained ankle, he But if the offensive staff had season. was unable to buy those second devised ways to minimize Don- It’s only chances or scramble. ald with the scheme, they were Week 2, and The Seahawks can’t be fault- neither apparent nor effective. the entire NFC ed for their effort. That’s never Remember, this Rams team West division an issue. It’s not as if they over- was horrid in a 28-0 loss to San is knotted at look the Rams or aren’t trying to Francisco in their opener. 1-1. bring their “A” game, especially None of the Seahawks is pan- So an- on defense. icking. Nor should they. other loss to But the lesson of last season Rookie guard Germain Ifedi the Rams on By Dave should have been in recognizing should be back in a week or two, Sunday wasn’t Boling the fallacy of the “it’s not how and that will help. And if last a shocker in it- The News you start, it’s how you finish” season is an indicator, the unit self. It was how philosophy. should grow together and take Tribune the 9-3 score Yes, it’s great to believe you’re steps. meant that the Seahawks’ of- never out of a game, but it was But that narrative is getting fense has now managed a single a slow start last season that sent old. touchdown in 22 possessions this team on the road in the The Seahawks really are a this season, totaling 15 points in KELVIN KUO / The Associated Press playoffs, and the way this sched- team of high competitive char- two games. Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, right, passes as Los Angeles Rams ule is back-loaded, early losses acter, and uncommon unity. This was a such great op- defensive end Robert Quinn reaches in at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum can be even more costly this “You don’t want to start the portunity to gain ground on the Sunday in Los Angeles. time around. blame game,” defensive end Mi- division and conference, and it The biggest cause of the slow chael Bennett said when asked if up so many core stars, the offen- agent — is playing below their was wasted mostly by ineffective start last year was the gradual they were concerned about the sive line has been treated like the skimpy pay grade. offensive play — particularly by jelling of the offensive line. And offense. “That’s the media’s job.” the offensive line. poor cousins who have to sit in But if you’re paying them this year, there was even less Michael, really, I don’t enjoy Coach Pete Carroll said the the kitchen at Thanksgiving. like the worst line in the NFL, stability, as every starter was in a that. But if you insist it’s my job: line wasn’t the limiting factor. At least at the start of the sea- maybe what happens is you aver- new position. The Seahawks have the tal- I’ll respectfully debate that issue. son, it was the lowest-paid line age 2.8 yards per carry against Rams defensive tackle Aaron ent to go all the way again this And I’d go a step further to in the league. And you get what the Rams, and you never get a Donald is one of the best players season. say it’s a problem rooted in their you pay for. significant run push, and you in the NFL, but there were times But if the offensive line roster-building philosophy. In None of the guys up front — keep your quarterback in a state when some of the Seahawks’ doesn’t improve pretty soon, it’s the laudable (in fact, remarkable) except maybe J’Marcus Webb, of peril. linemen didn’t even touch him going to make reaching that full process of contractually locking who was brought in as a free Yes, the high-priced defense as he raced past. Every one of potential extremely difficult. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 SPORTS

Local Bowling Standings Sports Briefs Carroll, Seahawks Fined for Excessive Contact in Organized Team Activity NEW YORK (AP) — Se- attle coach Pete Carroll has been fined $200,000, the Seahawks have been fined $400,000 and will lose a fifth-round draft choice for violating the NFL’s work rules on contact in the offseason. The Seahawks will forfeit the draft pick in 2017 and also lose a week of organized team activities for allowing excessive contact in an OTA on June 6. That is prohibited by the labor agreement with the players’ union. Seahawks players will be paid for the canceled ses- sions in 2017. The league on Monday cited Carroll as “responsible for maintaining appropriate control over practices and intervening if prohibited conduct occurs.” The decision was made after the league and the NFL Players Association inde- pendently reviewed the on- field practice video for June 6. Both sides agreed the Se- ahawks violated the no live contact rules. This is the second time the Seahawks have been penalized by the league for violating offseason workout protocols. Seattle had two minicamp practices taken away in June 2015 for contact rules violations during the 2014 offseason. Seattle’s players were allowed to attend meetings, but were limited to just one day of on- field work. Seattle made changes to how it went through organized team activities during the 2015 offseason, with the help of the NFL. The Seahawks went as far as to have Jon Ferrari, the NFL’s manager of labor op- erations in the management council department, visit the team headquarters to meet with the coaching staff prior to the start of OTAs and go over instructional film to make sure the team was in compliance. Stewart, Storm Clinch 7th Seed in WNBA Playoffs SEATTLE (AP) — Bre- anna Stewart scored 18 points, Kaleena Mosqueda- Lewis added 16 and the Seattle Storm clinched the seventh seed in the WNBA playoffs with an 88-75 victory over the Chicago Sky on Sunday night. Seattle will play at At- lanta in the opening round of the playoffs. Stewart also grabbed 11 rebounds, including her 277th defensive one of the season to pass Lisa Leslie’s WNBA record of 276 set in 2004. The Storm had just a 63- 61 lead at the end of the third after Allie Quigley hit Chi- cago’s first 3-pointer of the game with 1.3 seconds left in the quarter. But Mosque- da-Lewis made back-to- back 3-pointers and Stewart added another 3 as Seattle opened the fourth on a 16-2 run to take a 79-63 lead much to the delight of the 12,186 fans. Chicago only scored six points through the first eight minutes of the fourth. Sue Bird had 14 points and five assists for Seattle (16-18). The Storm needed to win to secure the seed after Phoenix beat the San Anto- nio Stars earlier. The Mercu- ry will be the No. 8 seed. Stewart made two free throws early in the third quart to pass Candace Parker for third place on the WNBA’s rookie scoring list. She has scored 621 points and only trails Seimone Augustus (744) and Cappie Pondexter (624). Jamierra Faulkner and Jessica Breland each scored 14 points for Chicago (18-16). The Sky played without star Elena Delle Donne for a fifth straight game. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

College Football Falk Leads Washington State to 56-6 Win Over Idaho Top 25 Heat By Nicholas K. Geranios the second quarter. Check: Louisville, The Associated Press Idaho drove all the way to Ohio St Make a the WSU 1 midway through the PULLMAN — The mind of third quarter, but had to settle Case for No. 1 Marcellus Pippins of Washing- for Rehkow’s 18-yard field goal ton State was racing as he saw the that cut the Cougars’ lead to 21-6. By The Associated Press loose football on the turf at Mar- Washington State replied When Alabama trailed by 21 tin Stadium. with a 90-yard drive that ended on Saturday it looked as if col- He bent down and scooped on Wicks’ 2-yard scoring run for lege football could be heading for the ball up, and one thought ran a 28-6 lead. a total reset weekend, when poll through his brain. Falk threw a 10-yard touch- voters just trash the whole thing “Run fast, don’t get caught,” down pass to Robert Lewis early and start from scratch. Pippins said. in the fourth for a 35-6 lead, and Not quite. The Crimson Tide He gave no thought to diving the Cougars added three more rallied and in the end it was only on the football. touchdowns in the fourth. Louisville that truly entered “It was me and the touch- “We played hard the whole the national title conversation. down,” said Pippins, who ran 72 game,” Washington State coach Though a few teams did leave it yards for the score that helped ig- Mike Leach said. “Defense — likely for good. nite Washington State’s 56-6 win played better than offense.” The Cardinals, along with over Idaho on Saturday. “The sloppiness with regards Ohio State, gave the AP Top 25 Luke Falk threw for 226 to penalties is alarming,” Leach voters some things to consider at yards and three touchdowns as said of the 11 penalties against the top and bottom of the rank- Washington State posted a posi- the Cougars. ings this week, and a heat check tive end to a tumultuous week. Leach said his players seemed will tell us how they did. James Williams rushed for to respond well to a week of hard 126 yards and a touchdown for practices and harsh criticism. No. 1 Alabama (3-0) Washington State (1-2), which “We seem to have a group that A case could be made for won on a wet, windy day when has a tendency to go soft,” Leach dropping the Crimson Tide from the Air Raid offense was not said. “We’ve got to be on them all the top spot. Then you remem- working very well. the time.” ber four national titles in seven Idaho (1-2) struggled for the Idaho coach Paul Petrino did seasons and Nick Saban’s team second straight week against a not appear in the postgame in- gets the benefit of the doubt. Pac-12 team, after losing at No. 8 terview room. Next: Kent State Washington. Washington State was ex- YOUNG KWAK / The Associated Press Heat check: Just right. The Vandals have not scored pected to contend for the Pac-12 a touchdown against Washing- Washington State quarterback Luke Falk (4) runs the ball against Idaho defensive North, but opened the season lineman Kevin Shelton during the irst half in Pullman Saturday. ton State the past two times the with losses to FCS foe Eastern No. 2 Ohio State (3-0) teams have played. Nose tackle Robert Barber WSU running back Gerard Washington and Boise State. It’s hard to replicate the edge Austin Rehkow kicked a 42- blocked a 32-yard field-goal at- Wicks said. That prompted Leach this week a team plays with when it has yard field goal as Idaho took a tempt by Rehkow and Pippins Idaho quarterback Matt to rip his Cougars as soft. Leach something prove. All of Urban 3-0 lead on its first possession. scooped up the ball and ran 72 Linehan fumbled on a bootleg, also complained that Pullman Meyers’ national title teams had Williams ran over from the yards for a touchdown as Wash- and Robert Taylor recovered for police seemed to be targeting his that. Oh, and a mountain of tal- 2 for a 7-3 lead for the Cougars. ington State took a 14-3 lead mid- Washington State on Idaho’s 36. players, after four were recently ent. These Buckeyes check both The touchdown was set up by a way through the second quarter. Falk threw an 8-yard touchdown arrested in three different inci- boxes. 50-yard completion from Falk to “Once special teams made a pass to Gabe Marks as Washing- dents, which the police chief has Next: Rutgers, Oct. 1 Kyle Sweet. play it was like a chain reaction,” ton State built a 21-3 lead late in denied. Heat check: Just a touch too hot. Browning Throws 4 TDs; No. 8 Washington Rolls to Easy Win No. 3 Louisville (3-0) By Tim Booth So what do you like better? Ohio State’s impressive road win The Associated Press at Oklahoma or Louisville’s his- SEATTLE — The unsatisfy- toric blowout of Florida State? ing appetizers for No. 8 Wash- The heat check takes the latter — ington are done. Proving the and Lamar Jackson. Huskies are worthy of their lofty Next: at Marshall ranking three weeks into the sea- Heat check: Too cold. son now begins. “We’ll find out quick. We’ll No. 4 Michigan (3-0) find out quick what we have,” Washington coach Chris Peters- Quarterback Wilton Spei- en said. ght’s performance in the first Jake Browning threw three game facing something resem- touchdown passes in the first 16 bling real competition was just minutes and No. 8 Washington shaky enough to elicit a bit of closed out its uninspired non- concern in Ann Arbor. Next: Penn State conference schedule with a 41-3 Heat check: win over Portland State on Sat- Too hot. urday night. Browning and the Huskies No. 5 Clemson (3-0) (3-0) led 14-0 after less than 3 Safe to assume the Tigers minutes and coasted their way were preparing for the Yellow past the lower division oppo- Jackets’ triple-option in the lead nent. Browning threw a 43-yard up to South Carolina State last touchdown to Chico McClatcher week. Still, this game has pain on Washington’s opening drive, in the neck written all over it if and added TD tosses of 11 yards Deshaun Watson and the offense to Darrell Daniels, 13 yards to The Associated Press are still searching for their com- McClatcher on the second play of JOHN FROSCHAUER / Washington quarterback Jake Browning throws a pass against Portland State Saturday in Seattle. fort zone. the second quarter and a 4-yard Next: at Georgia Tech, Thurs- TD pass to Myles Gaskin early in 12 touchdown passes in three outscored its three nonconfer- Alex Kuresa was 11 of 17 day. the fourth quarter. games after throwing 16 TDs all ence opponents — Rutgers, Ida- passing for 148 yards and one Heat check: Too hot. “I think we learned some of last season. ho and Portland State — 148-30 interception for Portland State. things about our team that are Will Dissly, a converted de- and Washington’s starting de- The Vikings (1-2) had four total No. 6 Houston (3-0) good things and some things fensive end now playing tight fense has yet to allow a touch- that we still need to clean up,” end, caught a 27-yard touchdown down while on the field. turnovers and managed just 34 The Cougars can tell Clem- Petersen said. from K.J. Carta-Samuels in the “I think we have proved that yards rushing on 42 carries. son all about how weird Thurs- Browning finished 12 of 19 fourth quarter as Washington we aren’t looking past anything “That’s brutal,” Portland State day night road games can be. for 163 yards. His numbers were extended its streak of scoring and that we are focused on the coach Bruce Barnum said of the And how to win them. Next: at Texas State less impressive than the first two 40 or more points to six straight game, which I’m sure you’ve 34 yards rushing. “I just read weeks due to the Huskies being games dating to last season. heard millions of times from Heat check: Too cold. that stat. I’d also like to marry helped out by a pair of Port- Portland State served as the guys on our team,” Browning land State turnovers deep in its final warmup before Washing- said. “We just have to continue Miss America but some things No. 7 Stanford (2-0) never happen. Not against that own end, giving Washington a ton’s season really begins next that approach and get ready for A second straight prime-time short field. Browning now has week at Arizona. The Huskies Arizona.” defense.” slot is coming for Christian Mc- Caffrey to try to keep pace with Louisville’s Action Jackson in It’s Been Easy for 3-0 Washington Heading Into Pac-12 Play the Heisman Trophy race. Next By Tim Booth Huskies start Pac-12 Conference seconds in the third quarter of game? That’s the big thing. But : at UCLA Heat check: Just right. The Associated Press play this week at Arizona. the Heart of Dallas Bowl against I don’t have any doubt that we’ll “We’ll see if we’re ready. That’s Southern Mississippi before handle it. But you never really SEATTLE — This much is easier said than done. It certainly Myles Gaskin went 86 yards for know until you know.” No. 8 Michigan State (2-0) certain about No. 9 Washington: feels better and different when a touchdown. The Wildcats (2-1) will pres- If fan bases were ranked on It can beat up on lesser competi- you’re in the fourth quarter and So it’s been a while since ent Washington’s first true ex- their contentedness with the tion. have a comfortable lead, as op- Browning’s had to make an amination in a place where Pe- current state of the programs for In cruising to an impressive posed to fighting and clawing important third-down throw tersen suffered one of his most which they root, Michigan State 3-0 start, the Huskies have done fans would make a good case for most things very well. Quarter- all the way down,” Washington to keep a drive going late in a painful defeats two years ago coach Chris Petersen said. “We game, or Washington’s stout when the Huskies were unable No. 1. A constant state of exceed- back Jake Browning is leading ed expectations. the country in pass efficiency, haven’t encountered that one yet, defense has been asked to get to run out the clock in the clos- Next but we obviously talk about it ev- a key stop and get the ball back ing minutes and a fumble led to : vs. No. 11 Wisconsin the Huskies have scored 40 or Heat check: Just right. more points in six straight games ery week because we anticipate to the offense. And while things Arizona kicking a field goal on that. It just hasn’t happened. But get drilled constantly in practice, the final play for a 27-26 win . and plenty of younger players No. 9 Washington (3-0) have gotten valuable experience I suspect it will.” there’s no track record with this Washington’s last win at Arizona in a less-than-challenging non- Washington’s roll through year’s group that it can transfer came in 2006, and there is the Welcome to the 2016 season, conference scheduled that fea- the nonconference portion of to a game. showdown lingering on the hori- Huskies. its schedule saw the Huskies “Seeing it live and having to zon with No. 7 Stanford at home Next: at Arizona tured Rutgers, Idaho and Port- Heat check land State. outscore their three opponents go through the adversity in an on Sept. 30. : Too hot. What Washington has yet to 148-30. They never trailed in actual game where it really, re- “To go to Arizona in a night find out is how it will react to ad- any of the three games, and dat- ally counts is one thing. But game to open the league, that is No. 10 Texas A&M (3-0) versity. What happens when the ing back to last season have not we’ve been through spring ball, going to be a challenge. Then we Who needs all those five-star Huskies are playing from behind trailed since the first quarter of through fall camp; we have defi- go home in a short week against quarterback recruits when you or are in a competitive game into the Apple Cup last November nitely faced adversity in prac- Stanford, then go to Eugene,” have Trevor Knight? the fourth quarter? It’s a luxury against Washington State, a span tice,” Browning said after beat- Petersen said. “We will find out, Next: vs. No. 17 Arkansas at that Washington has yet to face of nearly five whole games. The ing Portland State on Saturday we will find out quickly what we Arlington, Texas but is a lingering question as the Huskies were tied for all of 21 . “Now, can that transfer to the have.” Heat check: Just right. 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Life Christian fumbled away tian, however, fumbled the punt, with their own punt, and the the program in 2011. Loggers the ball on the Loggers’ 4-yard which was recovered by Onalas- Eagles’ final drive came to an “It’s awesome, man,” he said. line to open the second half, and ka’s Johnny Wells 21 yards from end when Rodriguez hit receiver “We’ve been on the other end of Continued from Sports 1 Onalaska marched 83 yards on the end zone. Will VanderFeltz hard enough 14 plays before Roque broke free Lawrence broke off an 11- to dislodge a pass on fourth- this. We’ve been 0-9 in this pro- second, midway through the from 13 yards out for the game’s yard run to get the Loggers less and-28 and force a turnover on gram, back in my first year here, second quarter, from 27 yards. first touchdown. Rodriguez than a yard from goal line, and downs. and this feels great to be on the Life Christian took a 6-0 lead punched in the conversion run Roque took the next handoff to Life Christian quarterback other end of it. into the break. for an 8-6 lead. paydirt — and followed it up Michael McKay finished 14 of “That’s a testament to the “We were real lucky getting After a trio of punts, the with a conversion run — for the 30 passing for 128 yards, and work these kids do, and this out of there like that, turning Loggers took over on their own final 16-6 lead. led the team in rushing with 22 the ball over in a couple tight 38-yard line and worked to the Life Christian threw three yards. community.” situations,” Saade said. “Our de- Eagles’ 42-yard line before they quick incomplete passes and The win gives Onalaska its Onalaska will host Napavine, fense came out and rallied.” were forced to punt. Life Chris- punted. The Loggers answered best start since Saade took over also 3-0, on Friday.

packed in a conversion for 11 LCFF points against Life Christian. … Tenino’s Zack Sewell, once again, Continued from Sports 1 was a start-worthy running not a LCFF record by a long shot. back, running for 66 yards and This week was, however, a big a touchdown (12 points). one for fantasy in general; six more players hit the 30-point Up Next mark, and two of them were SWW 2B Football League Stanley’s receivers. Mac Fager- play is in swing, for the most ness — who, coincidentally, I part. Life Christian visits Adna was playing in a “real” fantasy in what, for the Pirates, has league this week (I won) — had been a historically notable ri- 189 receiving yards and three valry. Given how the Loggers touchdowns (36 points), and Austin Filley broke out with 159 gashed the LCA defense on the yards and three touchdowns, ground Saturday, expect Isaac with four PAT kicks giving him Ingle to have his usual monster 37 points. game. … In other Mountain Here’s how the rest of the Division matchups, Rainier vis- league panned out. its Morton-White Pass in what should give a good indicator of Week 3 Stars where the Timberwolves sit in the league’s power structure. Adna’s Isaac Ingle continues Elsewhere Napavine visits an to be a monster, the most reli- Onalaska team that got a good able running back in LCFF, and PETE CASTER / [email protected] look at a pass-first offense on perhaps a sleeper pick for the Adna’s Isaac Ingle turns the corner and heads up ield during a nondivisional 2B football game against Toledo at Ted Hippi Saturday, though the Eagles Mountain Division Offensive Memorial Field on Friday night in Toledo. Ingle ran for 209 yards and three touchdowns in the game. don’t come bearing the same MVP award. The senior ran for points), though Centralia’s run- lovely Harry Lang Stadium in breakout offensive weapon. … level of offensive weapons as the 209 yards and three touchdowns ning game had trouble finding Lakewood. Roque ran for 113 Tenino’s offense was a bit tem- Tigers. … Toledo heads to Men- in a 1-point loss to Toledo, which footing. … W.F. West’s Ka’imi yards and two touchdowns, with pered against 2-0 White Salmon, lo to meet PWV in a celebration amounts to 38 points. … In the Henry had his third-straight 100 a conversion run, and caught a but quarterback Miles Cannon of Willapa Valley’s 1996 and same game, Toledo quarterback yard game with a touchdown, 15 yard pass for 26 points. still managed 258 passing yards 2001 state champion teams. … Dalton Yoder ran for 126 yards running for 133 yards and and a touchdown for 14 points. Winlock has what should be its and three touchdowns for 30 Teammate Spencer Brewer was most winnable matchup, so far, points. Is this a taste of things to catching a 23-yard TD pass for Notables 21 points in a blowout of High- the recipient of the touchdown, in Puyallup against 0-3 Chief come when push comes to shove Centralia’s Cale Shute had line. … PWV’s Kaelin Jurek and tallied 117 rushing yards for Leschi. … Mossyrock heads to in, say, the playoffs? A massive, another monster game, with 17 points. mobile quarterback like Yoder’s keeps producing, with 124 rush- 150 receiving yards for 15 points. Willapa Harbor to face an im- a nice ace to have up your sleeve ing yards and four touchdowns … W.F. West’s Nole Wollan is a proved South Bend squad. … when the season’s on the line. … against Mossyrock (36 points). consistently interesting play at Waiver Wire Tenino hosts another Gorge Joey Aliff attempted a whopping He’s got Coastal Division Offen- quarterback, throwing three Adna quarterback Conner club, with Stevenson comings to 38 passes in a loss to Sequim, sive MVP written all over him touchdown passes and 140 Weed passed for 129 yards and town. … Rochester has a tough which was more a product of at this juncture. … The wins yards for 17 points. Tysen Paul, two touchdowns, and kicked road contest at 1A powerhouse playing catchup than anything haven’t come yet, but Winlock’s a first-time tight end, was the four PATs to give himself 16 Montesano. … W.F. West and else. Still, he racked up 340 pass- Seth Lindsey just keeps stack- most notable of his receivers, points against Toledo. Team- Centralia both take on tough ing yards — his third career- ing up stats. The junior ran for with 50 yards and a touchdown mate Derek Chilcoate keeps 3A clubs. The Bearcats host high in as many weeks — and a 257 yards and two touchdowns for 11 points. … Napavine’s finding the end zone, scoring Lake Washington in the annual touchdown for 19 points. Team- against Ocosta (37 points). … Noah Lantz had an 11-yard twice with 67 receiving yards Shriner’s Game, while Centra- mate and offensive weapon Jose Onalaska’s Ernie Roque had the touchdown run and 72 receiv- and 44 rushing yards for 22 lia heads south to face former Pineda picked up 129 receiv- hot hand against Life Christian ing yards for 14 points, another points. … Onalaska’s Lazzaro coach Steve Amrine and his un- ing yards and a touchdown (19 in a rare Saturday game at the standout week for the Tigers’ Rodriguez ran for 95 yards and defeated Kelso club. 2A Boys Tennis Golf Aberdeen Sweeps Singles to Beat Bearcats 4-2 Continued from Sports 1 By The Chronicle “They basically were in con- “In the second and third sets dan Touhey played well in a 4-6, followed closely by team- ABERDEEN — The Bobcats trol of the match,” W.F. West they did a much better job of hit- 6-0, 6-1 loss to Solan in the No. mate Jordan Baird with a 37. swept singles play to pick up coach Jack State said. “They had ting the ball to the open part of 1 match. Tumwater’s Chase Fisk and a number of double faults that the court,” State said. “And the a 4-2 win over W.F. West here “Ryan Solan is one of the top Wes Swick tied for third with probably kept the match a lot third set, they kind of whipped players in the league,” State said, a 41. Monday in Evergreen 2A Con- closer than it would have been.” through it fairly easily.” ference boys tennis action. “and I thought Brandan did a Rochester’s Jorge Ruiz Cole Nishiyama and Jason Ryan Solan, Luis Garcia and shot a 55, with teammate W.F. West’s Andrew Painter nice job against him.” Chung tallied the Bearcats’ sec- Harlan Troy, in order, won the Aaron Huff a shot behind and Andrew Pak won 6-4, 6-4 at ond win, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, at No. 2 singles matches for the Bobcats, W.F. West (2-4) will host rival Ruiz with a 56. Colton Win- No. 1 doubles. doubles. though State noted that Bran- Centralia on Wednesday. ters had a 56 for the Warriors and Braden Norquist round- Saturday’s Prep Cross Country ed out the Rochester scores with a 62. “I saw some really good Taylor, Moon Stand Out for Bearcats at Steilacoom Invite shots and great putts, but By The Chronicle they’re just not coming in a Boys Silver Division race, cover- to race well in the later stages.” more speed going,” Cruzan said. string,” Rochester coach Kyle LAKEWOOD — The ing the 5K grass, dirt and gravel Taylor finished 96th in his In addition to Moon and Tay- Sprague said. “It’s one good Bearcats had a solid day here course in 18 minutes, 4 seconds heat, which featured 133 run- lor, 22 Bearcat runners recorded one and a bunch of bad ones, Saturday at the Fort Steilacoom for a personal record. ners. personal-best times at the event, and we’ve got to fix that. It’ll “The mild weather and fast Moon, meanwhile, was 24th which featured athletes from 65 be a battle for who wants to be Invite cross country meet, with competition helped us out a lot,” in the Varsity Girls Silver Divi- Dallas Taylor and Emma Moon schools. the guys to snap out of it and Bearcat coach Amber Cruzan sion race, in a personal-record play in the 40s consistently.” headlining the W.F. West finish- said. “Dallas looked really strong 20:24. W.F. West will run against ers. Tumwater and Rochester, in Rochester (0-5) plays and put in a great last 400 meters “She has superb endurance Centralia at Riverside Taylor closed in on the Rochester, on Wednesday in an to put him close to breaking the that she honed over the summer, Wednesday. 18-minute mark in the Varsity 18-minute mark. He is learning so now it’s about getting some Evergreen 2A Conference meet. Saturday’s Prep Girls Soccer Sports Briefs Under 3 Percent of US Centralia Blanks Napavine in Battle of Tigers Athletes in Rio Had By The Chronicle for Centralia. Both goals were Thursday. door a lot of times, but just try- Medical Exemptions Centralia got two goals in a unassisted. “At any given time we’ve got ing to work out the youthful part By The Associated Press three-minute span in the first Anastasia Ulrigg added the five or six freshmen on the field, of things,” he said. Fifteen of the 558 athletes balance in the 59th minute, on so they’re just young, and learn- half and shut out Napavine, 3-0, Centralia (2-3) plays at Mon- in the U.S. delegation at the Rio an assist from Makiah Harris. ing on the fly instead of learning tesano tonight, and opens Ever- Olympics — or slightly less than on Saturday in nonleague girls Centralia coach Henry Gal- in the JV level of things,” Gal- green 2A Conference play at Ab- 3 percent — had therapeutic-use soccer action at Tiger Stadium. langer pointed out that the team langer said. exemptions in force during the Alayna Miller scored in the — playing its third game in five The host Tigers piled up 14 erdeen on Thursday. games. 23rd minute, and Jovanah Na- days — was a bit tired, and com- corner kicks in the win. Napavine (0-4) hosts Kalama The exemptions, known as varro scored in the 25th minute ing off a 1–0 loss to La Center on “We were knocking on the tonight. TUEs, came under increased scrutiny last week after Russian Sports Briefs hackers broke into the database of the World Anti-Doping Agen- On Sunday night, the Cou- it’s fair to give all schools a recruitment. The 6-foot-1, cy and posted confidential medi- Three-Star RB Cyrus gars got more bad news. Saint chance to recruit me, and for me 200-pound running back com- cal information online from some athletes. Habibi-Likio Decommits Francis (Mountain View, Calif.) to recruit them,” Habibi-Likio mitted to WSU in May after tak- TUEs let athletes use other- running back Cyrus Habibi- wrote. “I have the utmost respect ing an unofficial visit to Pullman. wise-banned substances to treat from Washington State Likio backed out of his verbal for Washington State and their Habibi-Likio is rated a three- long-standing medical condi- By The Seattle Times commitment to the Cougars, coaching staff and appreciate the star recruit by Rivals.com tions, such as attention deficit saying in a tweet that “taking of- love and time they have given Habibi-Likio visited Utah Washington State had a disorder and asthma. Propo- ficial visits while I am still com- me. I am still considering WSU over the weekend and also has nents argue those exemptions rough start to the season and a mitted to a school doesn’t feel as one of my top choices.” offers from BYU, UNLV, Wyo- only level the playing field; crit- rough week leading up to its 56-6 morally right.” Running backs coach Jim ming, Iowa State and New Mex- ics say they can give competitors win over Idaho on Saturday. “As a student-athlete, I think Mastro oversaw Habibi-Likio’s ico. an edge. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

MLB Estrada’s Gem Leads Blue Jays Past Mariners 3-2 SEATTLE (AP) — Marco Estrada took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, Edwin Encarna- cion hit his 41st home run and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners 3-2 on Monday night in the opener of a critical three-game series. Estrada (9-9) had allowed only two walks before Robinson Cano led off the seventh with a line drive up the middle on a 2-1 pitch. Cano and Nelson Cruz walked in the fourth inning, but Estrada otherwise kept the Mari- ners off the bases. The Blue Jays pulled even with Baltimore for the first wild- card spot. Both teams are 2 ½ games clear of Detroit and three ahead of Seattle and Houston. Estrada was pulled after walking Leonys Martin leading off the eighth inning, leaving to a standing ovation from the huge Blue Jays contingent that made its way down to Seattle from British Columbia. He struck out eight and walked three before being replaced by Jason Grilli. Pinch-hitter Ben Gamel TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press walked to put two runners on Seattle Mariners Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Taijuan Walker reacts on the mound during the irst inning of a baseball game against the Toronto Blue Jays Monday with no outs, and Seth Smith in Seattle. walked on a nine-pitch at-bat with two outs to load the bases lar added a two-out RBI single for Cano. in the fourth inning after Troy Closer Roberto Osuna en- Tulowitzki led off with a double. tered and got Cano to line out to the warning track in right DONALDSON TOSSED field where Ezequiel Carrera was playing. Martin hit a two- Toronto’s Josh Donaldson out, two-run homer in the ninth was ejected in the seventh inning off Osuna, but Gamel struck out arguing with plate umpire Chris looking to cap Osuna’s 34th save. Conroy after being called out on Estrada has never completed strikes. Donaldson was already a no-hitter, but he’s been close. upset about a check-swing Con- He lost a no-hit bid in the eighth roy called a strike earlier in the inning against Boston on June 5, at-bat and flipped at being called and also pitched hitless ball into out on a fastball on the outside the eighth inning in consecutive corner. Donaldson immediately starts in June 2015. got in Conroy’s face and was Estrada’s outing was a signifi- quickly tossed. cant turnaround from his recent form. In his previous six starts, UP NEXT Estrada was 1-4 with a 7.53 ERA. In September alone, Estrada had BLUE JAYS: LHP J.A. Happ (19- allowed 12 earned runs in 12 2/3 4) goes for his 20th win. innings. MARINERS: RHP Hisashi Iwa- Encarnacion’s two-run hom- kuma (16-11) looks for his third er off starter Taijuan Walker (6- straight victory. Iwakuma al- 11) came with two outs in the lowed just one run in 6 1/3 in- TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press third on a 0-1 pitch that was left nings in his last start against the Toronto Blue Jays’ Edwin Encarnacion is greeted in the dugout after he hit a two-run home run in the third inning of a base- up in the strike zone. Kevin Pil- Angels. ball game against the Seattle Mariners Monday in Seattle. Vin Scully Heads Into Final Week Behind Mic at Dodger Stadium LAST CALL: Dodgers’ All the hoopla is “a little embarrassing” to Scully, who reluc- Legendary Announcer tantly allowed the Dodgers to Calling it a Career rename the street leading to the stadium’s main gate in his honor After 67 Years in April. By Beth Harris “I’ve never wanted to get out The Associated Press in front of the game,” he said. Scully was adamant about LOS ANGELES — As an not having an extended farewell. 8-year-old in the Bronx, Vin To his surprise and delight, play- Scully would grab a pillow, put ers and managers have come to it under his family’s four-legged him. Throughout the season, radio and lay his head directly they’ve made the long trek from under the speaker to hear what- the visiting clubhouse in right ever college football game was on field to his fifth-floor broadcast the air in 1936. booth in the press box named for With a snack of saltine crack- him, bringing gifts. ers and a glass of milk nearby, “He is just a different human the red-haired boy was trans- being,” Cubs manager Joe Mad- fixed by the crowd’s roar that don recently said. “That’s like the raised goosebumps. He thought window to the world up there, about how much he’d like to be just sitting in his booth. He is re- at the game. As time went on, he ally kind and gracious. You have thought he’d like to call the ac- to be all of that to survive that tion himself. many years and you have to be His youthful aspirations good.” came true at 22 when he was MARK J. TERRILL / The Associated Press At the start of each series, the hired by a CBS radio affiliate in umpires turn to face Scully’s Washington, D.C. The following Los Angeles Dodgers’ Hall of Fame announcer Vin Scully puts his headset on prior to a baseball game between the Los Ange- booth and tip their caps to him. year, he joined Red Barber and les Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants Monday, in Los Angeles. “I’m deeply touched and over- Connie Desmond in the Brook- whelmed with gratitude,” he said. lyn Dodgers’ radio and television lived near the team’s home at to Los Angeles. Fans had trouble That’s a pretty large thanksgiv- booths. In 1953, at age 25, Scully For the last time at home the Polo Grounds and attended recognizing the lesser players ing day for me.” on Sunday, Scully will open his became the youngest person to many games for free after school. during the team’s first four years The Dodgers plan to honor broadcast with the same reassur- broadcast a World Series game, a “That’s when I fell in love with in the vast Los Angeles Memo- their second-longest tenured em- ing greeting: “Hi everybody, and mark that still stands. baseball and became a true fan.” rial Coliseum. ployee (behind former manager a very pleasant good afternoon Now 88, Scully is heading Fittingly, his last game will be “They were 70 or so odd rows Tom Lasorda) starting Tuesday into his final week behind the 80 years to the day he saw that away from the action,” he said. night with a Scully bobblehead to you wherever you may be.” mic at Dodger Stadium before score in the window. “They brought the radio to find giveaway. “I don’t think I’m going to concluding his career on Oct. “It seems like the plan was laid out about all the other players Friday is an appreciation day stress anything about me,” he 2 in San Francisco, where the out for me and all I had to do was and to see what they were trying for Scully with a pregame cer- said. “I will concentrate on Den- Dodgers end the regular sea- follow the instructions,” Scully to see down on the field.” emony featuring speakers from ver as if they’re challenging the son against the rival Giants. said. That habit carried over when his career and a postgame fire- Dodgers for first place. I think His 67 years with the Dodgers Has he ever. the team moved to Dodger Sta- works show set to the top calls of I’ll be OK.” make Scully the longest-tenured Though the years, Scully has dium. Fans at the games held his career. When he walks away next broadcaster with a single team in entranced generations of base- radios to their ears and those not The first 50,000 fans at Sat- month, Scully will go home to professional sports. ball fans with his dulcet tones as present listened from home or urday’s game against Colorado his wife, Sandi, and delight in “I will miss it,” he said Mon- he spins stories about the game the car, allowing Scully to con- will receive a limited edition the company of his 16 grand- day. “I know that dramatically.” and its players while working nect generations of families with solid bronze coin. On the front is children and three great-grand- Scully discovered his lifelong alone on the air. He still relishes his words. an image of Scully with his sig- children. He’ll still watch some love of baseball walking home the crowd’s cheers, a sound he “God has been so good to me nature greeting of “It’s time for baseball because a couple of his from grade school. He passed a says is “like water out of a show- to allow me to do what I’m do- Dodger baseball.” grandsons play. Chinese laundromat and saw the erhead.” ing,” said Scully, a devout Catho- In San Francisco, the Giants “I’ll try very hard to just stay score from Game 2 of the 1936 Scully credits the birth of the lic who attends Mass on Sundays will honor Scully at his final back and be the very normal guy World Series: Yankees 18, Giants transistor radio as “the greatest before heading to the ballpark. game. Two Bay Area TV stations that I am,” he said. “I just want 4. single break” of his career. In “A childhood dream that came will carry an inning of his broad- to be remembered as a good man, “My first reaction was, ‘Poor 1958, he accompanied the Dodg- to pass and then giving me 67 cast as stations in other cities an honest man, and one who Giants,’” he recalled, noting he ers when the franchise relocated years to enjoy every minute of it. have done this season. lived up to his own beliefs.” Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 SPORTS

NFL Eagles, Wentz Continue to Impress With 29-14 Win Over Bears CHICAGO (TNS) — It took and a score. Ryan Mathews also rookie defensive tackle Destiny the Eagles 21 seconds Monday reached the end zone twice on Vaeao sacked Cutler and forced a night to turn a three-point lead 12 carries and totaled 32 rushing fumble. Cutler tried to continue into a 15-point advantage, and it yards. playing, but he was eventually might have only taken two weeks The Eagles turned a 9-7 half- relieved by Brian Hoyer. for the Eagles to turn Philadel- time lead into a rout during the Wentz made sure the Eagles phia fans into believers about a second half with a defense that had a bigger lead by the time team that entered the 2016 sea- devastated Chicago’s offense — Hoyer entered the game. He hit son with few expectations but and eventually sent Bears quar- Trey Burton on a 2-yard touch- is now 2-0 with two convincing terback Jay Cutler to the locker down pass on the first play after victories. room — and an offense that the turnover. Although Caleb The Eagles sent the Soldier stopped settling for field goals Strugis missed the extra point, Field crowd home early with and started finding the end zone. the 21-second sequence changed a 29-14 win over the Chicago It started with an eight-play, the game. The score went from Bears, and have outscored oppo- 68-yard drive late in the third nents by 58-24 to start the season. quarter during which Wentz 9-7 to 22-7, and the Eagles Doug Pederson became the first completed all three pass at- showed no mercy.

Eagles coach to win his first two CHARLES REX ARBOGAST / The Associated Press tempts and Mathews stayed on games since Nick Skorich, and Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz (11) celebrates with fans after an his feet to stumble into the end quarterback Carson Wentz be- NFL football game against the Chicago Bears Monday in Chicago. The Eagles won zone for a 3-yard score. came the fifth rookie passer to 29-14. The Bears had possession for win the first two games of the only one play. Cutler threw a season since the NFL-AFL merg- yards and one touchdown, and has forced four turnovers. The short pass that Eagles linebacker er in 1970. Nigel Bradham intercepted at the he went another week without a leading receiver was Jordan Mat- For Wentz, it was another Bears 30-yard line and returned performance that made him look turnover. He was helped by Ped- thews, who had six catches for 71 28 yards to the 2-yard line. That more like someone who’s played erson’s play-calling and a defense yards. Tight end Trey Burton re- was Cutler’s last play; he left eight seasons than eight quar- that has only allowed only two placed the injured Zach Ertz and with a hand injury suffered ear- ters. He finished 21 of 34 for 190 touchdowns in two weeks and caught five passes for 49 yards lier in the quarter, when Eagles

Vikings Get Big Game Falcons Solve Red-Zone in their wild-card game in Janu- half started. ary. After catching two Newton from Bradford to Beat Issues, Defeat Raiders, But the upgraded passing passes for 26 yards before half- Packers, 17-14 35-28 game — as well as three lost fum- time, Benjamin finished with bles and a subpar passing perfor- seven catches for 108 yards and mance by the Chiefs — sure did MINNEAPOLIS (MCT) — OAKLAND, Calif. (TNS) — two touchdowns as the Panthers The Vikings unveiled their new The ball bounced the right way play a role in a 19-12 revenge win home and their new quarterback for the Falcons against the Oak- before an announced crowd of beat the 49ers 43-27 victory at on Sunday night in a nationally land Raiders. 71,890 at NRG Stadium. Bank of America Stadium. televised prime-time showdown A couple of tipped passes In the wake of the Chiefs’ Newton, who seemed to fo- against the rival Green Bay Pack- ended up as receptions and the 30-0 win over the Texans in Jan- cus on Benjamin and tight end ers. Falcons solved their red-zone uary — an embarrassing rout in Greg Olsen in the season opener, U.S. Bank Stadium sparkled issues to power their way to a which quarterback Brian Hoyer spread the ball around more ef- with the Minneapolis skyline 35-28 NFL victory against the committed five turnovers — the fectively in Week 2. Greg Olsen peeking through the large glass Raiders on Sunday at Oakland Texans signed a new quarterback, had a 78-yard touchdown catch, windows on the north side of Alameda-Coliseum. strong-armed gunslinger Brock and Devin Funchess caught a the stadium, and the cheers Both teams are 1-1. Osweiler, and a new running fourth-quarter scoring pass to were nearly deafening when Sam back, stocky zone-runner Lamar “We knew it was going to be a put the game away. Bradford completed his first tough fight,” Falcons coach Dan Miller. Carolina needed all of that to touchdown pass with the Vi- Quinn said. “It was a tough envi- Osweiler completed 19 of kings on their way to a 17-14 vic- ronment to play in.” 33 passes for 268 yards and a overcome a sloppy stretch of the tory before an announced crowd The Falcons, after a slow touchdown. He was intercepted fourth quarter that saw the Pan- of 66,813. start, scored on three consecu- twice by Marcus Peters — who thers give up 17 points, including Bradford threw for two tive red-zone possessions to open had a rollercoaster of a game, touchdowns on consecutive of- scores, and ended up combining a double-digit lead with 4:35 left himself — but on multiple oc- fensive plays, that cut their lead with second-year receiver Stefon to play. casions throughout the game, to a touchdown. Diggs nine times for 182 yards. “I was pleased with the fight, he did a nice job finding one of But Newton went to Benja- But the Vikings, who have the attitude and the mindset that his speedy receivers for a timely min again, for a 25-yard gain on reception, as star wideout DeAn- already lost quarterback Teddy we have collectively as a team,” third and 10 that kept a Panthers Bridgewater for the season be- dre Hopkins caught seven passes Quinn said. “This is a very strong drive alive. That led to Graham cause of a knee injury, appeared brotherhood this team has. That for 113 yards and touchdown, Gano’s 49-yard field goal, which to suffer another key injury. will carry us a long way.” while rookie Will Fuller caught Running back Adrian Peterson Falcons quarterback Matt four passes for 104 yards. pushed the lead back to 10 with left in the third quarter because Ryan competed 26 of 34 passes 4:08 to play. Luke Kuechly’s in- of a right knee injury after twist- for 396 yards, three touchdowns Dolphins’ Second-Half terception of Blaine Gabbert led ing his leg while being tackled. and an interception. to the Funchess touchdown that He was carried into the locker “I felt that we got into a nice Rally Falls Short in Loss made the lead comfortable again. room. rhythm today,” Ryan said. “Once Packers quarterback Aaron we kind of found our stride, we to Patriots Rodgers was intercepted by Trae kept going and were doing really FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Waynes with 1:50 remaining to well. We did a better job in the (TNS) — By the time New Eng- seal the victory for the Vikings red zone today.” land tight end Martellus Bennett (2-0). Rodgers had a career-high Running backs Devonta stiff-armed Dolphins cornerback three fumbles, two of which were Freeman and Tevin Coleman Byron Maxwell en route to a 20- recovered by his own team, and had strong games as the Falcons yard gain early in the third quar- passed for 213 yards. rushed for more than 100 yards ter Sunday, the rout was on, and Bradford was 22-for-30 for for the first time over the past there was little hope of a miracle 286 yards. Diggs’ yards were seven games dating to last sea- comeback. eighth most by a Vikings receiver son. Freeman rushed 17 times for As it turned out a little hope in a game. 91 yards and Coleman rushed for was all the Dolphins needed. 46 yards on 12 carries and scored They pushed and pushed, cutting Chargers Rout Jaguars, on a key 13-yard run. their deficit to one touchdown Wide receiver Julio Jones before losing to the Patriots, 31- 27-10, but Woodhead added five catches for 106 yards 24, for the eighth consecutive and a touchdown. year at Gillette Stadium. Hurt But the Dolphins, who trailed, SAN DIEGO (MCT) — For 31-3, with 8:44 left in the third the second straight Sunday, the Dak Prescott Rallies quarter put up a late-game fight, Chargers jumped out to a big Cowboys Late in Victory whittled their deficit to 31-24 early lead. And, for the second with 6:06 remaining after driv- straight Sunday, they lost a cru- Over Redskins ing 74 yards in nine plays. cial player while doing so. LANDOVER, Md. (MCT) In the end however, quar- The difference this time was — The Dallas Cowboys found terback Ryan Tannehill and the there was no collapse. Unlike last themselves facing “here we go Dolphins came up short as he week’s season opener at Kansas again” before 80,612 fans at Fe- threw an interception in the end City, when the Chargers blew dEx Field. zone with two seconds left. Patri- a 27-10 lead in the final quar- A team that has struggled to ots cornerback Duron Harmon ter, the Chargers kept the pres- finish in the fourth quarter was picked off a pass intended for sure on Jacksonville and rolled back in the same situation. wide receiver DeVante Parker in to a 38-14 victory before 52,165, A team that has struggled to the corner of the end zone. the smallest crowd to watch the win without quarterback Tony New England was playing Chargers at Qualcomm Stadium Romo was seemingly on the without its top two quarterbacks since 2004. precipice of redundancy. in the second half — Tom Brady The downside for the Char- They sensed it. Everyone did. (suspended) and Jimmy Garop- gers, though, was that Danny So the Cowboys simply rose polo (right shoulder) — as well Woodhead appeared to suffer a and changed their destiny in a as tight end Rob Gronkwoski (shoulder), guard Jonathan Coo- serious injury to his right knee 27-23 victory Sunday against the per, and linebacker Dont’a High- during the first quarter, just as Washington Redskins. tower (knee). wide receiver Keenan Allen did Unflappable rookie Dak Garoppolo got knocked out last week. Woodhead was car- Prescott showed why the days of of the game in the second quar- ried off the field and then taken the Cowboys flailing around at ter after linebacker Kiko Alonso on a cart to the locker room. quarterback without Romo are sacked him and landed on his Woodhead and Allen ranked over with a coming-of-age per- right (throwing shoulder). 1-2 on the Chargers in receiving formance to earn his first NFL last season. The team’s fourth- That left much of the game to victory. rookie quarterback Jacoby Bris- leading receiver in 2015, Stevie Prescott completed 22 of 30 Johnson, suffered a season-end- sett, the former North Carolina passes for 292 yards and scored State standout. ing injury in training camp. his first NFL touchdown on a It wasn’t a problem against 6-yard run. the hapless Jaguars, however. Philip Rivers tied a career high Panthers Use Newton with four touchdown passes, two Chiefs Stumble in a 19- to Benjamin to Survive to newcomer Travis Benjamin; Melvin Gordon produced the 12 Loss to Texans Sloppiness, Top 49ers first 100-yard rushing game of HOUSTON (MCT) — The CHARLOTTE, N.C. (MCT) his career, and the defense had new-look Houston Texans didn’t — Cam Newton to Kelvin Benja- three takeaways, all in the first run the ball on the run-deficient min was a quiet combination in half. Chiefs any better than they did the first half. Then the second The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

Editor: Eric Schwartz Phone number: (360) 807-8224 Life e-mail: [email protected] Centralia College Students Get More Than $400,000 in Scholarships AWARDS NIGHT BRINGS Scholarship — Kayla McClain Hannah Scheuber, Yenni Se- • Centralia College Founda- villa-Pineda, Cameron Shand, TOGETHER STUDENTS, tion Bachelors Scholarship — Matthew Shields, Cheri Smal- CENTRALIA COLLEGE Peter Auvill, Neal Bahrt, Debora ley, Makenna Springman, Tiana Barnett, Nicholas Bingley, Jacob Thompson-Tyler, Nakita Tibbits, FOUNDATION Brunton, Robert Clayton, Jason Samantha Walters, Emily Wills, By The Chronicle Costi, James Covey, Andrews Kelsey Wullger, Dawson Zinza Croft , Josh Curran, Brittney • Edinger/Squires Memorial More than $400,000 in Dickinson, Luke Harris, Kody Endowed Scholarship — Megan scholarships were handed out Holsen, Shaner Hunter, Ste- White to thankful students Thursday phen Johnson, Kyle Keely, Evan • Ercel Davis Endowed Schol- during the annual Centralia Kenney, Cody Kiehn, Mitchell arship — Samuel Chapman, Sa- College Awards Night at Corbet Merrill, Justin Morris, Jeremiah vannah Massingham Theater. Moulton, Carl Muller, Camren • Esther Robinson Endowed Enjoy this list of the students Prater, Daniel Picker, Seth Rob- Scholarship — Hannah Berg, who were recipients of awards bins, Tobias Scholfield, Alexan- Krista Kenney Students receive the Chehalis Indian Tribe Scholarship presented by Phyllis this academic year. Schwiesow, Centralia College Foundation board member. Left, top; Joshua Towle, der Smejkal, Christopher Smith, • Eva Knight Swartwood En- For more information on Colton Rhodes, Evan Wrzensinski. Front; Erika Potter, Haley Tauscher, Schwiesow, Landen Sutton dowed Scholarship — Connor how to become involved with Lujan Rodriguez. • Charles Littel Estate Bach- Howard, Makayla Vanasse the Centralia College Founda- elor Scholarship — Kelly Sneed • Express Employment Pro- tion and support students, call • Charlie Albright Scholar- fessionals Scholarship — Katie (360) 736-9391, extension 290. ship — Sydney Boyd, Melissa Whitten Quillin • Fay B. & Mary B. Smith • Al & Marge Kuder Family • Chehalis Indian Tribe Endowed Scholarship — Robin Endowed Scholarship — Tiffany Scholarship — Kylie Allen, Ma- Fletcher Barker, Julia Chrisope, Jill Clark, son Caird, Genevieve Carney, • First Interstate Bank of Stacey Daniels, Lauren Davis, Hailey Dickinson, Lily Grubbs, Amber Dugger, Connor Howard Washington, Coffman-Dobson Kelly McCarthy, Julianna Met- Branch Endowed Scholarship — • Alan Allie Endowed Schol- tler, Lindsey Misener, Macy arship — Isaac Kjose Madison Cooley Moon, Erika Potter, Colton • Fred and Louise Gold- • Alice & Francis J. Paulus Rhodes, Lujan Rodriguez, Haley Endowed Scholarship — Terah berg Partnership Scholarship Tauscher, Joshua Towle, Ronald — Kelsey Aselton, Giovanny Onn, Melissa Quillin, Brittany Valley, Evan Wrzesinski Wood Dominguez, Blake Gray, Sarrett • Chehalis Lions Club Schol- Merino, Courtney Moore, Lind- • Alice White Forth Endowed arship — Katherine Pry Scholarship — Doria Sullivan say Rios, Krystal Routon, Lucas • Chehalis Rotary Club White, Gabrille Wright • Altrusa Club of Centralia- Scholarship — Maddison Fol- Bonnie Canaday, Altrusa Club member and mayor of the city of Centralia, pres- Chehalis Nursing Scholarship — • Gail Shaw Family Bachelors ents the Altrusa International Endowed Scholarship to Lisa Mattingly, Toni Mor- well Scholarship — Randy Bowman, Sania Marri • Claire E. Fuller Endowed row and Linda Lucey. • Altrusa Altrusa Club of Dionne Dubell, Brad Huffer, Scholarship — Tyana Emery, Leslie Kitchel, Jessica McGee, Centralia - Chehalis Endowed Elise Holmes, Taya James, Mi- Scholarship — Linda Lucey, Lisa Greg McMillan, Jack McQuar- kayla Kanawyer, Robin McGrew, rie, Eden Craig-Mickel, Marc Mattingly, Toni Morrow Evelyn Murray • American Legion Post #17 Osborn, Kimberly Ronnell, Re- • Coleen Allison Scholar- becca Towner, Kathy Tukes, Endowed Scholarship — Evan ship — Samantha Rolfe, Conner Mitchell Elva Villanueva-Aranda, Mar- Westenhaver garett Weibe • Arthur Ehret Endowed • Chehalis WalMart Super- Scholarship — Angela Heaton • George Godding/EDC En- center Scholarship — Kelly Mc- dowed Scholarship — Bailey • AmVets Post #02 Veteran’s Carthy, Madison Phillips Scholarship — Hannah Schnei- Reed • Country Cruisers Car Club • Garvin & Mable Johnson der Scholarship — Lee Pyle • Annie May Sprague Mc- Memorial Endowed Scholarship • Darold Talley Endowed — Nicole Bellinger Swain Memorial Scholarship — Athletic Scholarship — Sam LeAnn Phanakhone, Jodi Spicer, • George Gablehouse En- Chapman dowed Scholarship — LaBran- Conner Westenhaver • Dave Hilbiber Endowed • American Legion Post #22 don Price Scholarship — Riley Girt • Glenn & Marjorie Bennet Endowed Scholarship — Linda LeAnn Phanakhone accepts a scholarship from the Centralia Chehalis Soroptimist • Dave Sherwood Memorial Endowed Scholarship — Rhian Lucey Club presented by Doris Wood, Centralia College Board of Trustees and Soropti- Scholarship — Morgan Spivey, Andrews • Arne & Julia Fagerness Kendra Stajduhar, Amy Szy- mist member. Endowed Scholarship — Kayla • Gordon Aadland Endowed manski Scholarship — Nicolle Duryea, Howard • Dean S. & Elva M. Thorn- • Ashmore Family and Cheyanna Mitchell, Jordynn ton Endowed Scholarship — Myers Friends Athletic Scholarship — Robin Fletcher, Macy Moon, Julianna Mettler • Gordon Sweany Endowed Colton Rhodes Scholarship — Hayden Blaser, • Baxter Killian Memorial • Deborah Meade Memorial Trust Scholarship — Angela Toni Cloud, Hailey Dickinson, Scholarship — Christian Bacon Jerett Latimer, Michele Martin, Heaton, Amy Hiedeman, Ciara • Dencil Robertson Memori- Kimball, Cassandra Klein, Kay- Bailey Reed al Scholarship — Clark Randall, • Jeanette Spiegelberg Lead- la Langland, Lyndsay Lawrence, Haley Tauscher Sania Marri, Virginia Wilford ership Scholarship — Hannah • Diesel Technology En- Schneider, Clementine Schultz • Bill Gablehouse Memorial dowed Scholarship — Colton Scholarship — Rylee White • Harold O’Connor Endowed Dawes Scholarship — Jordan Bryant, • Bill & Helga Watterson • Don Widell Endowed Bachelor Scholarship — Kian- Ryan Steepy Scholarship — Evelyn Lopez- • Harree McGee Endowed Joanne Schwartz, Centralia College Board of Trustee President, awards the Centra- dre Brasher, Sarah Hoium Martinez • Bill & June Gorter Memo- Scholarship — Jacob Guts- lia College Board of Trustee Scholarships. From left, top; Daniel Kim, Ryann Cham- • Doris & Clarence Wat- chmidt, Gavin Kerner berlain, Shalese Jorgenson, Wesley Kuzminsky, Shayne Fried. Front; Mackenzie rial Scholarship — Mackenzie terson Endowed Scholarship Neely • Harry Hill Jr. Endowed Anderson, Kelsey Castro, Schwartz, Madison King. — Jaycee Foster, Macoy Grons- Scholarship — Samantha Rolfe • Business Resource Center eth, Katie Williams, Veronica Scholarship — Keirston Fossett, • Helen O’Connor Endowed Wright Scholarship — Samantha Haley Candice McNiel • Dr. AR Twiss Endowed • Centralia Advanced Edu- • Helen R. Jaeger Endowed Scholarship — Samantha Haley, Scholarship — Hannah Berg, cation Endowed Scholarship — Nina Jensen Madelyn Baker, Beth Bigby Tempprince Gibbons • Dr. Henry P. Kirk Presi- • Hoa Van Vu Endowed • Centralia/Chehalis Sorop- dent’s Endowed Scholarship — timist Scholarship — LeAnn Scholarship — Mackenzie Neely, Ciara Kimball Kelsey Wullger Phanakhone • Dr. Jerris Hedges Scholar- • Centralia Chehalis Vintage • J. O. & Lillian Taylor Davis ship — Courtney Kemble, Piper Endowed Scholarship — Ashley Auto Club Athletic Scholarship Schofield, Kendra Stajduhar Reeder, Emily Wills — Robin Fletcher • Dr. Nels and Phyllis Han- • Jack & Agnes Miller En- • Centralia College Board of son Presidential Endowed dowed Scholarship — Lily Trustees Scholarship — McK- Scholarship for Professional and Grubbs, Erika Potter enzie Anderson, Kelsey Castro, Technical Studies — Tailor Al- • Jerry Robinson Endowed Mikayla Deffenbaugh, Shayne bright, Nicolle Duryea, Nicole Scholarship — Shandra Bo- Fried, Shalese Jorgenson, Dan- Hinchcliffe, Brody Holcomb, nagofski, Kelsi Mack, Clark Centralia College Board of Trustee Scholarships were awarded to the following iel Kim, Madison King, Wesley Savannah Massingham Randall students from left, top; Evan Mitchell, Mia Suhrbier, and Lucas White. In the front Kuzminsky, Savannah Mass- • Dr. Ralph Carlson En- • Joe Sidorski Scholarship — are Savannah Massingham, Kacie McCarson and presenter Joe Dolezal, Centralia ingham, Kacie McCarson, Evan dowed Scholarship — Sethaniel College Board of Trustee and Foundation Liason. Mitchell Ehrhorn, Randy Essert, Derrick Raymona Smiedala • The Chronicle Scholarship Falk • John and Donna Karvia — Joshua Towle • Earl Schwiesow Endowed Endowed Scholarship — Con- • Centralia College Board Scholarship — Melodie Snyder nor Howard, Kayla Howard of Trustees Endowed Scholar- • Earnest C. & Edith C. • John V. Griel Endowed ship — Jordynn Myers, Lujkan Driscoll Endowed Scholar- Scholarship — Michael Henry, Rodriquez ship — Bruce Alldis, Shaden Ciara Kimball • Centralia College Trio Beaber, Satoe Benson, Bailey • John Markham Endowed Scholarship — Tyana Emery Bywater, Joseph Cole, Jimena Scholarship — Noah Corwin, • Centralia College Faculty Gomez, Andrea Hanson, Rebec- Joel Kalich, Zachary Queen Endowed Scholarship — Joseph ca Haseltine-Ripp, Joel Kalich, • Katherine Kemp Endowed Lawrence Samantha Kerstetter, Jeonghy- Scholarship — Colin Hanson • Centralia College Founda- eon (Daniel) Kim, Isaac Kjose, • Kelly Cowin Memorial tion Scholarship — Tyler Shep- Grant Mason, Lindsey Misener, Scholarship — Tempprince Gib- herd Kelsie Moorcroft , Evelyn Mur- bons, Krista Kenney • Chapter X PEO Nursing ray, Lilah Nay, Terah Onn, Ch- • Karen Paull Memorial Students receive the Chehalis Indian Tribe Scholarship presented by Mark Weer- Scholarship — Makayla Vana- antell Parypa, Roberto Patraca, Scholarship — Hailey Dickinson asinghe, Centralia College Foundation board member. Left to right, top; Mason sse, Lisa Mattingly Aaron Quinn, Clark Randall, Caird, Kelly McCarthy, Weerasinghe, Julianna Mettler, Kylie Allen. Front; Genevieve • Centralia Rotary Club Ashley Reeder, Carmen Rigby, please see SCHOLARSHIPS, page Life 3 Carney, Hailey Dickinson, Lindsey Misener, Lily Grubbs and Macy Moon. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Sept. 20, 2016 LIFE Community Editor’s Best Bet Great Wolf Lodge to Host United Way Kickoff Luncheon

United Way of Lewis County will be Lodge is located at 20500 Old Highway 99, launching its fundraising season with Grand Mound. a Campaign Kickoff Luncheon at noon Calendar Thursday at the Great Wolf Lodge. Tickets are $30 per person or $240 for Tuesday, Sept. 20 a table of eight. RSVP by calling (360) 748- 8100 or visit www.lewiscountyuw.com/cam- HAVE AN EVENT YOU paign-kickoff-luncheon. The Great Wolf Two Town Tuners Plan WOULD LIKE TO INVITE Open House THE PUBLIC TO? The Two Town Tuners Bar- Submit your calendar items bershop Chorus is having an to Newsroom Assistant Doug noon, Taste of Alaska Family Restaurant, Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748- open house and 45th anniver- Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the Napavine, (360) 748-4240 large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., 9593, steamtrainride.com sary celebration 6:30-9:15 p.m. week before you would like Experimental Aircraft Association, 7 Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst Steam Train Ride to Ruth, 5 p.m., tonight at the Lewis and Clark them to be printed. He can be p.m., Hangar D, Chehalis-Centralia Air- Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, www. Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Museum, Event Center, Centralia. reached at calendar@chronline. port, (360) 748-1230 gracefoursquarechurch.com adults $17, seniors $16, children 4-15 The Two Town Tuners per- com or (360) 807-8238. Please $14, children 3 and under free, 1101 SW form each year at the Southwest include all relevant information, Support Groups Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, Washington Fair, the Garlic Fes- as well as contact information. Saturday, Sept. 24 steamtrainride.com tival, the Apple Festival and in Events can also be submitted Domestic violence support group, Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, at www.chronline.com 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Harvest Swap Meet Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- retirement communities. halis, sponsored by Human Response seum, Elbe-Mineral, 11:30 a.m. (Wash- Each year the group per- Network, (360) 748-6601 Coming to Fairgrounds ington Wine Express), 12:45 p.m., 3:30 forms its own show at W.F. Emotions Anonymous, 12 Step Club, p.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 West High School in Chehalis lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3521 8 p.m., Yard Birds, (360) 304-9334 The 51st annual Harvest National Public Lands Day, free ad- in the early spring. The last few Adna Grange, 7 p.m., 123 Dieckman Positive Lifestyles, prevention and Swap Meet will be Saturday and mission to national parks years they have been combining Road, Adna, (360) 748-6068 management of chronic conditions and Sunday, Sept. 24 and 25, at the Free day, Washington state parks with the Puget Sounders chorus Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, lifestyle diseases, 10 a.m., Morton Gen- Southwest Washington Fair- “Kubo and the Two Strings,” 3 p.m. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical eral Hospital conference room, (360) grounds. and 7 p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, rated of Olympia to do shows in both 496-3591 areas. Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Up for sale will be vintage au- PG, $5 for matinee, adults $8, students (360) 880-5134 The two choruses also work tos and parts, as well as antique and seniors, $7 for evening show Lewis County NAMI, business meet- glassware, dishes, clothes, fur- together to go to contests in ing, 6 p.m., Vernetta Smith Chehalis Thursday, Sept. 22 the spring and in the fall. This Timberland Library niture, jewelry and toys. There Libraries Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, year they will be taking their Chehalis-Centralia Optimists, 6:30 will be collectibles of all kinds. 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, (360) Admission Saturday is $4, Autumn Art Series: Leather Craft, for contest numbers to Vancouver, p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) 748-7241 adults, noon, Randle Washington in October for the 807-4733 with children under 12 free. A Downton Abbey Tea, for adults, 2 Evergreen District convention There is no admission fee on p.m., Oakville Public Agencies and contest. At that event the Support Groups Sunday. Songwriters Showcase, for all ages, 2 members will be able to meet Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency The event is sponsored by p.m., Centralia Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., with other barbershoppers on Aging, Council of Governments, 2 the Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- p.m., 2404 Heritage Court SW, Suite A, from Alaska, British Columbia, dren pregnancy through 6 years old, Auto Club. More information Olympia, (360) 664-3162, ext. 112, (888) may be found at www.ccvac. Sunday, Sept. 25 Washington, Oregon, Idaho and sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Moth- 545-0910, ext. 112, or email Rebecca. Montana. ers of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 or [email protected] com. The Two Town Tuners meet (360) 864-2168, email chehalismops@ Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Council of Harvest Dinner Coming gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/ Governments, board meeting, noon, 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays at the Lewis chehalismops Adna Grange Plans Fall and Clark, 117 Magnolia St. in Cowlitz Regional Conference Center, to The Loft NAMI Lewis County Connections 1900 Seventh Ave., Longview Centralia. The group’s website Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Bazaar, Potato Bake The Community Farmers is www.tuners.groupanizer.com. Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- The Adna Grange is host- Market in Chehalis will be hold- More information is avail- [email protected] Libraries ing a fall bazaar 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ing its 10th annual Harvest Din- NAMI Lewis County Family Support able by calling John Lyttle, (360) Book Babies and Playgroup, for ner Sunday, Sept. 25. Group, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith Saturday, Sept. 24. A variety of 748-4765, or Del Mottler, (360) babies birth-24 months, 10:30 a.m., vendors will be selling home- The farm to table style din- Chehalis Timberland Library, (360) 880- Centralia 736-2197. 8070 or [email protected] made crocheted, sewn and knit- ner will be held at The Loft in Family Storytime, for children age downtown Chehalis. This event Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for 3-third grade, 11:45 a.m., Randle ted items, jewelry, vintage linens, people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., Betty Boop collectibles, concrete serves as a fundraiser, with Kent Geneticist to Speak 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- The Knitting Circle, for teens and adults, 4 p.m., Salkum leaves, baked goods, Damsel which the nonprofit market will sored by Human Response Network, acquire funds for operating ex- at Genealogical Society (360) 748-6601 in Defense women’s protection products, and an assortment of penses for the 2017 market sea- Meeting Second Chance/Lewis County Brain Organizations Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call (360) crafts and sale items, with pro- son. Mary Kathryn Kozy, a na- 864-4341 or (360) 983-3166 for meeting Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., ceeds going to Assured Hospice Local ingredients supplied tionally known geneticist, will location Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- comfort therapists. by farmers market vendors will be speaking at tonight’s meeting GriefShare, a recovery group for ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- The Grange also resumes the create a seasonal meal prepared of the Lewis County Genealogi- those who have lost a loved one, 7-8:30 coda, (360) 736-6717 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, potato bake on that same day, by local chef Jay Ryan, of Hub cal Society. p.m., Mountain View Baptist Church, serving with new hours — from 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia, $10, (360) 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 City Grub. Vegetarian, vegan Kozy, who lives in Kent, will 827-2172 Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The new and gluten-free options will be share insights on using DNA in Lewis County Republican Club, admission price is $7, which in- available. the search for ancestral roots. lunch served at noon, Woodland Vil- cludes the potato, toppings (chili, Tickets ($35 for adults and The topic of her talk is “Can You Wednesday, Sept. 21 lage, Chehalis, (360) 740-9868 bacon, sour cream, cheese sauce, $20 for children age 12 and un- Help Me Find My Cousins? Un- S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst broccoli, shredded cheese, but- der) are available for purchase at derstanding Autosomal DNA.” Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 3827 or (360) 736-4163 ter, tomatoes, ranch dressing), the Farmers Market in Chehalis The meeting will be at 7 p.m. Jackson Highway, Chehalis Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, 6 beverage, salad and dessert. (Tuesdays 11 a.m.-4 p.m.), Book at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, p.m., Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- The Adna Grange is located ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis, Santa Lu- 2190 Jackson Highway, Chehalis. hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu tralia, (360) 330-0564 at 123 Dieckman Road. cia Coffee in Centralia or online The LCGS meets the third items, (360) 736-1146 For more information, call at Brown Paper Tickets, http:// Tuesday of each month except Open mic, 6-10 p.m., Jeremy’s Farm Jackie Lester, (360) 748-6068. www.brownpapertickets.com/ for July, August and December. to Table, 476 W. Main St., Chehalis, (360) Support Groups 748-4417 “Up From Grief,” for those grieving event/2593923. Tables of ten For more information, visit may be reserved and must be www.walcgs.org or call Sam, (307) Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 Veterans Museum to St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. p.m., Morton Community Methodist purchased with a single transac- 631-2347. Highway 12, Rochester, (360) 273-9884 Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Honor Korean War Vets, tion. Worm Composting, 6 p.m., Onalaska 330-2640 Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors POWs, MIAs A no-host bar features local Elementary School, sponsored by WSU Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 beers, wine, and cider, as well open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Lewis County Master Recycler Com- p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 The Veterans Memorial Mu- as non-alcoholic refreshments posters, preregistration required, (360) N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) seum will host its annual Kore- Health and Hope Medical Out- 740-1216 269-1649 while local musicians provide reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 Us Too Southwest Washington Pros- an War Veterans and POW/MIA an atmosphere for dancing and p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks tate Cancer Support Group, 7-8 p.m., Day program at 2 p.m. Saturday, mingling. Included are a raffle Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose Public Agencies Mother Joseph Room, Providence Cen- Sept. 24. and silent auction for prizes and income is less than 200 percent of the tralia Hospital, (360) 388-6271 U.S. Marine Corps veteran poverty level, (360) 623-1485 Regional Fire Authority Planning certificates from local business- Committee, 6:30 p.m., Riverside Fire Au- Bill Call will be the guest speak- Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.- es and market vendors. thority, Harrison Avenue station, Centra- er. He will share his experiences 4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, (360) Those attending will discuss lia, (360) 345-3225 Friday, Sept. 23 serving as a Marine in World 740-1295 and vote on entries for the 2017 Centralia Civil Service Commission, War II at Iwo Jima and in the Ethan Siegel, astrophysicist, 6:30- 5:15-6 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Oregon Trail music and dancing, Market Poster Art in this year’s 7:45 p.m., Winlock Timberland Library, Centralia, (360) 330-7671 open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Korean War at Chosin Reservoir. 322 NE First St., Winlock, (360) 785-3461, Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 contest, and nibble on appetiz- Lewis County Citizens Commission Following will be a presenta- www.TRL.org Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities ers from our prepared food ven- on Salaries for Elected Officials, 5:45 tion honoring POWs, MIAs and Senior Center, (360) 748-0061 dors until dinner is served. p.m., County Meeting Room, 156 NW their families. Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, (360) 740-2747 Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, The Brown Family Band will To find out more about the Public Agencies country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- entertain with bluegrass and Harvest dinner, or donate to Napavine Planning Commission, 6 ies Senior Center, $6, (360) 350-2423 the event, contact market proj- p.m., 407 Birch Ave. SW, Napavine, (360) Libraries Centralia Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- folk music. Snacks, cake and 262-3547, ext. 213 3:30 p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple coffee will be served after the ect coordinator Mokey Skinner Book Babies, for babies birth-age 2, Lewis County Interlocal Organiza- streets, (360) 985-0662 at CoffeeCreekCommunity@ 10 a.m., Chehalis program. tion of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., “Kubo and the Two Strings,” 7 p.m., The museum is located at gmail.com or (360) 241-4855. Fire District 15 (Winlock) main station, Toddler Time and Playgroup, for chil- Roxy Theater, Morton, rated PG, adults dren age 2, 10:30 a.m., Centralia 100 SW Veterans Way, Chehalis. (360) 864-2366 $8, students and seniors, $7 More information is available by Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Lewis County PUD Commission, 10 Watercolor & Acrylic Painting, for starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pacific adults, 10:30 a.m., Oakville calling the museum, (360) 740- Jackson Highway, Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, (360) 748-9261 or (800) Origami at the Library, for children Libraries 8875. Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary 562-5612 grades 1-6, 1:30 p.m., Oakville Family Storytime, for all ages, 10 a.m., Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Pe Ell Town Council, 6 p.m., City Hall, LEGO Club, for children, 3 p.m., Salkum Wolves & Wine, 5-8 p.m., St. Martin’s sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal (360) 291-3543 Tenino University Norman Worthington Center, Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 Preschool Storytime, for children 3-6 5000 Abbey Way SE, Lacey, $75 per per- Southwest Washington Fair Commis- Bilingual Storytime/Hora de cuentos years, 10 a.m., Chehalis GriefShare, a video seminar focus- sion, 6 p.m., Southwest Washington Fair bilingue, for children age 3-sixth grade, son, food, spirits, silent and live auctions, Family Storytime, for children, 10:30 fundraiser for Wolf Haven, (360) 264- ing on helping people who have lost office, 2555 N. National Ave., Chehalis 4 p.m., Centralia a.m., Winlock 4695, ext. 220 a loved one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring School Skills & the Library, for teens Valley Community Church, 104 Frase Healthy Aging, for adults, 1 p.m., “Mount St. Helens,” by Todd Cullins, and adults, 5:30 p.m., Randle Road, Onalaska, (360) 870-2782, http:// Tenino Mount St. Helens Institute, 7 p.m., White Libraries Teen Game Night, for teens, 5:30 p.m., svcchurch.com/griefshare/ Pass Country Museum, Packwood, Winlock Preschool Storytime and Play- 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwood, (360) Steam Train Ride to Milburn, 1 and 3 group, for children 3-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Organizations 494-4031 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- Centralia Organizations Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank seum, adults $14, seniors $13, children Chehalis LEGO Crew, for children, 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Odd Fellows Commu- and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First 4-15 $11, children 3 and under free, 1101 5:30 p.m., Chehalis Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., nity Center, 101 E. Seventh St., second Christian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, (360) 748- PageTurners Book Discussion, for Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., floor, Bucoda, (360) 736-6717 (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 9593, steamtrainride.com adults, “The Master Butchers Singing Winlock Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m., Family Fun Night, 4-7 p.m., New Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Club: A Novel,” by Louise Erdrich, 5:30 Seniors on the Go, potluck and meet- Station Coffee Bar & Bistro, Centralia, Beginnings Community Church, 181 Mt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Mu- p.m., Centralia ing, noon, Onalaska First Church of God http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress. Fuller Road, Salkum, free dinner, movies, seum, Elbe-Mineral, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m., Fellowship Hall. com/ crafts and games, (253) 431-5532 3:30 p.m., 1-888-STEAM-11 Tenino/Bucoda Community Coali- Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 Organizations tion, 6-7:30 p.m., Tenino Elementary p.m., Olympia Street, downtown Tenino, Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., School, (360) 493-2230, ext. 13 Support Groups (360) 515-0501 Organizations Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Steam Train Ride to Milburn, 1 and 3 Young Adult Biblio Babble Book Club, (360) 748-1753, [email protected] Assembly of God, Centralia, (360) 736- Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- 1:30-3 p.m., Book ‘n’ Brush, 518 N. Mar- Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and 6769 or (360) 324-9050 Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, seum, adults $14, seniors $13, children ket Blvd., Chehalis, (360) 748-6221 or Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- Napavine-Newaukum Lions Club, [email protected] 4-15 $11, children 3 and under free, 1101 [email protected] • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016

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Batie Science White 12 Oregon Pinot Noir Wines That Prove a 50-Year-Old Gamble Paid Off

By Michael Austin Chicago Tribune You could say that Oregon is a pinot noir bridge. The state’s most celebrated and successful wine style could generally be classified as somewhere between the heady, earthy pinot noirs of Burgundy — the grape’s ancestral home in France — and the fruity, jammy pinots of Cali- fornia. Oregon itself, as a winemaking place, is suspended out there, too, proudly distanced from the more-established locales, inde- pendent and self-assured. That identity was not forged over- night. As with many places in the United States, grape-growing and winemaking in Oregon reach to the 19th century. But every state or specific region with a critical mass of wine production has a modern, read- justed date that indicates when things began to get serious, and commercial, and … better. For Oregon it was the 1960s, when a Californian planted ries- Michael Tercha / Chicago Tribune ling, pinot noir and other variet- Oregon pinot noirs from Chehalem Wines, Erath Winery and Ponzi Vineyards. ies in the Umpqua Valley, and with most bridges, the majority self-imposed stricter standard spices and a hint of leather on ity characterize this delightful then a few years later another of the span lies somewhere in than elsewhere, as the law in the finish. $32 wine. $29 Californian planted pinot noir the middle. Don’t expect bursts the United States requires only 2014 Anne Amie Winemak- 2014 Erath Winery Oregon in the Willamette Valley, which of California jam, or waves of 85 percent. As varietal wines go, er’s Selection Pinot Noir. This Pinot Noir. This famous pro- would become the state’s larg- French perfume, but also don’t to list a single grape name on an wine contains grapes from two ducer’s wine is earthy and full of est and most-important region. be surprised when at times you American label, the wine must Willamette Valley subregions, at cherry, cranberry, citrus, orange That second pioneer was the late notice those things. Instead, you contain 75 percent of the named high and low elevations, offering David Lett, known to this day and leather, with a tiny hint of grape variety. But again, Oregon as the man who kicked off Or- will probably find more subtlety bright fruit (strawberry, cherry), cola on the finish. $19 egon’s run with pinot noir, earn- in both directions, along with places a higher burden on itself acidity and minerality. $25 2014 Montinore Red Cap ing him the nickname “Papa refreshing acidity. And if you when it comes to its famed pinot 2014 Broadley Vineyards Pinot Noir. Starting with Old Pinot.” He had guessed that the are looking for a classic food noir: 90 percent. Oregon wine- Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. World earthiness and moving long, cool growing season of pairing, this is the wine you makers are also keenly focused Fruity and fun, this one is full into ripe cherry, vanilla, bak- Oregon would be well suited to drink with salmon. on sustainable, organic and bio- of cherry and incense, with a ing spices, incense and a hint of pinot noir, and now, 50 years on, Established in 1983, the Wil- dynamic farming practices be- balancing cranberry finish — a spice, this wine is a serious bar- it’s clear that his hunch was on lamette Valley (the accent is on cause … it’s Oregon. very nice wine for the price. $20 gain. $20 the money. the second syllable of Willa- Below are a dozen Oregon 2014 Chehalem Three Vine- 2014 Ponzi Vineyards Tavola Not only did his early bot- mette), stretches more than 100 pinot noirs from a recent tast- yard Pinot Noir. Bright acid- Pinot Noir. Herbal and floral tlings fare well against wines miles from Portland to Eugene. ing. Each is the least expensive ity ushers in cherry, orange zest notes give way to ripe fruit fla- from around the world in the (As long as we are at it, the ac- pinot noir offered by the winery, and a tiny suggestion of smoke vors of cherry, orange and even so-called Wine Olympics of cent is also on the second syl- and each is between $19 and $32. in this layered and balanced of- the suggestion of watermelon in 1979 and 1980, his success also lable of Eugene.) Close to 90 They are listed in alphabetical fering from the Willamette Val- this silky beauty. $27 helped propel the Oregon wine percent of Oregon’s pinot noir order. ley. $32 2014 R. Stuart & Co. Winery industry to where it is today. comes from the Willamette Val- 2014 A to Z Wineworks Or- 2013 Cooper Mountain “Love, Oregon” Pinot Noir. Bal- Hundreds of producers have fol- ley, and about 10 years ago the egon Pinot Noir. An elegant, lay- Vineyards Pinot Noir. Using anced richness abounds in this lowed Lett in setting up shop in region was divided into six sub- ered wine full of red fruit, leath- grapes from the winery’s four one, from cranberry to blue- Oregon, and a couple of them regions: Chehalem Mountains, er, spice and minerality from a biodynamic vineyards in north- berry to plum, and on to vanilla have come from France, recog- Dundee Hills, Eola-Amity Hills, winery that sources from vine- ern Willamette Valley, this wine and leather. $28 nizing similarities between the McMinnville, Ribbon Ridge and yards across the state. $19 offers raspberry, cherry, a re- 2014 Roco Gravel Road Pi- growing conditions in Burgun- Yamhill-Carlton District. 2014 Adelsheim Vine- freshing tartness and crushed not Noir. Aged 18 months in dy and the Beaver State. To list an Oregon wine re- yard Willamette Valley Pinot rock minerality. $25 oak and six more months in The Oregon pinot noir gion’s name on its label, 95 per- Noir. Bright fruit, including 2014 Elk Cove Vineyards the bottle, this wine offers ripe bridge can span Old and New cent of the wine’s grapes must black cherry and blueberry, are Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. dark fruit, tobacco and a touch World styles, but as is the case be from that region. This is a backed by lively acidity, baking Cherry, licorice and zingy acid- of spice. $30 Life 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 LIFE

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mander lived in a chinked log 1853, while Grant was stationed suits in the United States. The that being married would also cabin, while the home of Grant there, Washington Territory courts reject their claims of dis- give them an income-tax break. and his fellow officers became was created from the portion crimination, but decades later After the application was the base’s social center. Con- of Oregon Territory north of Washington will become one of denied, the auditor’s office ex- trary to legend, Grant did not the Columbia River. And in the first states to approve mar- plained that the only recourse actually live in the log struc- the first letter he wrote his wife riage equality by popular vote. Singer and Barwick had was to ture called the “Grant House,” from the newly created Ter- Making a Point thrash it out in the courts, so HistoryLink.org which is now a museum at the ritory, Grant reported on his the two men sued Lloyd Hara, Both Singer and Barwick Fort Vancouver National His- growing beard, which he had claiming that their constitu- were against the institution of Captain Ulysses torical site, although he spent started when he left California, tional rights had been violated. marriage, but instead wanted to time there since it was the regi- and which would characterize Years later, Hara stated that he S. Grant Arrives at make a point that gays should mental headquarters. his appearance for the remain- agreed with the couple’s request have the same rights as het- Columbia (Later In addition to his quarter- der of his life. for a license, but his hands were erosexuals. The two men were master’s duties, Grant spent his tied. “As a person of color, I’ve members of the local chapter of Vancouver) Barracks days playing cards and social- always been concerned about the Gay Liberation Front, a na- izing with fellow officers, and Forest Fire Burns discrimination against anyone. on Sept. 20, 1852 tional activist group known for taking long horseback rides I thought it was wrong then Ulysses S. Grant (1822- 33,000 Acres and 32 its confrontational methods of along the Columbia, and down and I still firmly feel the same 1885), then a 30-year-old Bre- promoting sexual liberation. the Willamette to Portland Buildings in Forks on way” (“Gay Man Sees ...”). vet Captain, later a famed Civil Months earlier, Singer had and Oregon City. In January Singer and Barwick’s War general and United States Sept. 20, 1951 attended a meeting of the 1853, he and his friend Captain claims were rejected by the President, arrives with the 4th Dorian Society, a less radical Rufus Ingalls were the first of A forest fire burns 33,000 King County Superior Court Infantry regiment at Columbia gay rights group. The invited the season to walk across the acres and 32 buildings in Forks, in a ruling later upheld by the Barracks, a U.S. Army base on speaker was State Senator Pete frozen Columbia River. Grant on the Olympic Peninsula, as state Court of Appeals. By this Francis who talked about ef- the Columbia River. The base, enjoyed the Northwest, and well as several lumber mills in time, both plaintiffs were out forts then underway to update later called Fort Vancouver would have liked to have his the area. More than 1,000 resi- of money and were concerned Washington’s laws. The state’s and then Vancouver Barracks, family, which consisted then of dents evacuate as 500 firefight- that if they appealed again and marriage law had been changed is located next to the Hudson’s his wife Julia and two sons, join ers manage to keep the flames were rejected by the Washing- in 1969 to lower the legal age of Bay Company’s Fort Vancou- him. However, the cost of living from the rest of town. ton State Supreme Court, the marriage to 18 without parental ver trading post, within the in the region was too high to The summer of 1951 was debate over same-sex marriage consent, and Francis noted that present-day city of Vancouver, maintain a family on his army exceptionally dry. Hydroelec- would come to an end. It didn’t, there was no mention of gender Clark County. Grant spends salary. tric utilities curtailed service but decades passed before state in the revision. Singer took this the next 15 months as regimen- Like many soldiers of his to industrial users because of voters enacted marriage equal- idea and ran with it. tal quartermaster at the base. day, Grant attempted to go into low water behind dams. In ity by approving it at the polls Before Singer and Barwick Captain Grant’s 4th In- business for himself on the September, many seasonal on Nov. 6, 2012. arrived at the auditor’s office fantry regiment left Benicia, side. However, in a pattern that firefighters returned to school, on Sept. 20, they had alerted California, where it had been would be repeated throughout leaving crews short handed. A the media so that their efforts stationed for several months, his life, the business ventures fire thought to have been extin- SuperSonics Acquire would be documented. The on September 14, 1852, in the he entered with fellow officers guished sprang to life 19 miles county had never before re- Patrick Ewing steamer Columbia and arrived proved to be failures despite northeast of Forks. East winds ceived a marriage license re- at Columbia Barracks on Sep- his high expectations for them. drove the flames toward town. on Sept. 20, 2000 quest from a same-sex couple, tember 20, 1852. The army had The officers cut ice on the Co- Refugees were sheltered at the and after receiving the request The SuperSonics, in des- established the base in 1849, at lumbia and shipped it to San Naval Station at Quilayute and auditor Lloyd Hara (b. 1939) perate need of the center they the site of the existing Hudson’s Francisco for sale, but it melted at the Coast Guard Station in contacted the county pros- haven’t had since Jack Sikma, Bay Company post, strategical- before arrival. They rounded Port Angeles. ecutor’s office seeking advice. acquire aging New York Knicks ly located on the north bank of up cattle and pigs to ship to The occurrence of a large, Norm Maleng (1938-2007), superstar Patrick Ewing in a the Columbia a few miles above San Francisco, but lost money destructive fire in that area was then chief civil deputy prosecu- four-team, 12-player deal. Se- the mouth of the Willamette on the enterprise. They leased unusual because the annual tor, told the auditor to deny the attle gives up relatively little River on the opposite side. Situ- land and started a farm, but a rainfall in Forks was 115 inches. application. in the deal; Horace Grant and ated on a fertile prairie above river flood wiped out most of Vernon Maxwell are the only the river, with sweeping views the crops. They rented space John Singer and Filing a Suit everyday Sonics players includ- of the river, forests, and moun- in a San Francisco hotel to run When asked by a reporter ed in the deal. tains, the base was an agreeable a billiard club, but the man- Paul Barwick are which of the men was the bride, Ewing, who in 1997 was posting for Grant. ager they hired absconded with Singer told the press, “We don’t named one of the NBA’s (Na- Along with two other of- their money. Denied a Marriage believe in role-playing. We’re tional Basketball Association’s) ficers and some clerks, Grant In early 1854, Grant was License in Seattle two people. We happen to 50 greatest players of all time, lived in “Quartermaster’s transferred from Fort Van- be genital males, but two hu- leaves New York with career av- Ranch,” an imposing, two-sto- couver and assigned to Fort on Sept. 20, 1971 man beings who happen to be erages of 22.8 points per game, ry home with high ceilings and Humboldt in northern Cali- John Singer (later Faygele in love and want to get mar- 10.4 rebounds per game and a porch on three sides, which fornia. Within a few months, benMiriam, 1944-2000) and ried” (“County Balks ...”). Both 2.65 blocks per game. One of was prefabricated in New Eng- he resigned from the army. He Paul Barwick (b. 1947) walk men were ex-servicemen, and only 12 players in league his- land and shipped around Cape did not serve again until the into the King County auditor’s Singer noted that he would re- tory to tally 20,000 points and Horn in sections. It was the fin- Civil War broke out. During office and demand a marriage ceive more benefits if he had 10,000 rebounds, Ewing holds est building on the base, and in his 15 months in the North- license. Their request is denied, a spouse. Barwick, who was Knicks records for most games Grant’s opinion in all of Oregon west, both Grant and the region and they later file one of the wearing a T-shirt with the word played, most points scored, re- Territory. Even the base com- underwent changes. In March first same-sex marriage law- “Gay” printed on it, mentioned bounds, steals, and blocks. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016 • Life 5

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Test Kitchen recipe: This Pad Thai Has a Zucchini Twist ADVICE: Dear Abby

By Susan Selasky Detroit Free Press Grandparents Don’t This summer I invested in one of those vegetable spiralizers. These gadgets take vegetables like zucchini, sweet potatoes and Approve of Kids’ carrots and transform them into long thin “noodles.” Instead of the countertop model, I opted for the smaller hand-held one. It works Creative Clothing just fine for me, and because it’s smaller, it also tucks away neatly. But if you plan on doing a DEAR ABBY: While our about fitting in, so let them en- lot of noodling around with a spiralizer, the Regina H. Boone / Detroit Free Press 6-year-old enjoys the positive joy themselves while they can. larger countertop unit is a good option. Paleo Pad Thai. attention he receives from his These spiralizers provide a creative way to often unusual DEAR ABBY: I have been get more vegetables into your diet. It’s also a in this recipe. And if you don’t have a spiraliz- and imagina- through quite a bit of turmoil way to replace noodles and pastas if you have er, cut the zucchini into matchstick-size pieces. tive clothing in the last two years. My boy- gluten-intolerant issues or because you just choices, his friend died last year. We had want to avoid them altogether. grandparents Spiralizers work well not only for replac- Paleo Pad Thai been together for 13 years. He feel we are was only 32 and his death was ing pasta in cooked dishes, but also in salads Serves: 4 / Preparation time: 15 minutes / being “dis- unexpected. and soups. You can also spiralize vegetables to Total time: 30 minutes respectful to I am realizing now that I serve as a side dish. If you don’t have a spiralizer, you can cut others” by al- didn’t handle my grief very well. Zucchini appears to be one of the more the zucchini into matchstick-size pieces. By Abigail Van Buren lowing him I had no real support system popular vegetables to spiralize into long thin MARINADE and our other at the time and soon after he strands. You may have seen recipes for “zoo- 1 teapsoon fish sauce children to wear these outfits passed, I reconnected with an dles,” which refers to zucchini noodles. With Juice of 1/2 lemon in public. old flame I had been in contact zucchini in abundance it was an easy choice 1 teaspoon favorite chili powder, or to taste Neither my husband nor I with on and off through the for this Paleo-friendly Pad Thai recipe, which 1 teaspoon maple syrup was permitted freedom of ex- years. We have become some- called for matchstick-size pieces of zucchini. SHRIMP AND VEGETABLES pression as children, and we But I wanted the noodle feel to it and thought 3 small to medium zucchini, washed, spi- agreed that with the exception what serious, but I realize that of the spiralizer. Traditionally, Pad Thai calls ralized of health, profanity, lewdness, before I can go further with for rice stick noodles. Nonstick olive oil cooking spray immodesty and adherence to this relationship, I must deal The recipe is from “Paleo Monday to 1/2 cup cilantro leaves, chopped, or more organizational dress codes, that with the feelings of grief that Friday: A Diet So Good You Can Take the to taste we would not restrict our chil- I have for the loss of my boy- Weekend Off” by Daniel Green (Kyle Books, 2 green onions, washed, ends removed, dren’s freedom of expression. friend. $22.95). There continues to be much talk and thinly sliced While we often don’t agree Any advice that you could plenty of cookbooks out on the Paleo way of 1 cup bean sprouts with our children’s choice of at- provide would be greatly appre- eating, also known as the Paleo diet. Followers 12 large or jumbo shrimp, peeled and dev- tire, it seems prudent to choose ciated. I am at a loss on how to eschew all processed foods, refined sugars and eined the battles we fight. move forward in a healthy way. dairy. Eating this way is supposed to be simi- 2 tablespoons cashews, for garnish Is anyone other than our — LOST IN SAN FRANCISCO lar to the way Stone Age hunter-gathers ate. parents actually offended by DEAR LOST: I’m sorry for While flipping through this book, which In a large bowl, whisk together all the marinade ingredients; set aside. a pirate (sans weapon) in the the loss of your longtime boy- landed on my desk earlier this summer, I dog- dentist office, or a backward friend, but I’m glad you wrote. eared many pages. First off, Green — author Once you’ve spiralized the zucchini, pat it dry with the paper towel. shirt at the grocery store? And That you recognize you need of 11 healthy cookbooks including “The Pa- if they are offended, does their help to process his loss before leo Diet” and a judge on the Food Network Heat a large nonstick wok or skillet over high heat. Coat with cooking spray. Add the desire not to see a costumed you can move forward takes an TV show “Kitchen Inferno” — writes that the child trump my children’s need admirable sense of self-aware- concept is to eat Paleo 80 percent of the time zucchini noodles and sauté about 2 minutes. Remove zucchini from the wok and add it to for a healthy outlet for their in- ness. If you have a doctor or a and ease up the other 20 percent. “If you make dividuality during this phase of health insurer, ask for a referral good choices from Monday to Friday, you can the marinade. Stir in the cilantro, green onions and bean sprouts. their life over which they have to a licensed mental health pro- relax the rules on the weekends,” Green writes so little control? — CLARK Meanwhile, spray the wok again with olive fessional (a psychologist, social in his latest book. KENT’S MOM worker, etc.). That person can “Paleo Monday to Friday” contains lots of oil cooking spray and add the shrimp. Sauté DEAR CLARK KENT’S help you to work through your fish recipes, from salmon and scallop cevi- the shrimp for 2 minutes on each side until MOM: I seriously doubt that unresolved emotions by seeing che to today’s Pad Thai with shrimp. This cooked through. anyone other than your parents you privately, or by referring Pad Thai worked for me for several reasons. Divide the vegetables between serving and in-laws cares at all if your First off, I love everything about Pad Thai: plates and top with the shrimp. Garnish with you to a grief support group. children visit the dentist look- ••• rice noodles, eggs, sauce and lime. I also like cashews and serve. ing like Clark Kent, a cowboy shrimp and always have some in my freezer. Adapted from “Paleo Monday to Friday: Dear Abby is written by Abigail or his horse. As far as I’m con- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne While this Pad Thai doesn’t use tamarind A Diet So Good You Can Take the Weekend cerned, your children should Off” by Daniel Green (Kyle Books, $22.95). Phillips, and was founded by her paste in the marinade, it does use fish sauce be allowed to exercise their sar- mother, Pauline Phillips. Write mixed with maple syrup and chile powder Tested by Susan Selasky for the Free Press Test torial creativity. It’s harmless. Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com for kick. Fish sauce is made from fermenting Kitchen at the Great Lakes Culinary Center in A few years from now they’ll or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA small fish. While fish sauce is on the salty side, Southfield. Nutrition information not avail- be getting pressure from peers 90069. a little goes a long way. Just 1 teaspoon is used able.

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Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING September 22, 2016 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Grey’s Anatomy “Undo” Meredith Notorious “Pilot” Julia reports on hit- How to Get Away With Murder Annal- KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 “National Parks” (CC) struggles with huge secrets. (N) and-run arrest. (N) (CC) ise creates a criminal law clinic. 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) Superstore “Strike” The Good Place Chicago Med “Soul Care” Rhodes The Blacklist “Esteban” Red sets out to KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (N) “Tahani Al Jamil” meets his challenging new boss. (N) rescue a kidnapped Liz. (N) (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) The List (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) Ac. Hollywood Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) KING 5 News at 9 (N) (CC) KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) The Dr. Oz Show ’ (CC) NFL Football Houston Texans at New England Patriots. The Texans visit the KIRO Post Game Show (N) KIRO 7 News 9PM (N) (CC) Steve Raible’s Scouting Report Host KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 Patriots in a primetime showdown. (N) (Live) (CC) Steve Raible. (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Ask This Old This Old House A Place to Call Home Sarah attempts The Doctor Blake Mysteries Hospital Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries On the Psychiatrist’s Couch With PBS 9 9 House ’ (CC) ’ (CC) to console Rene. (N) ’ (CC) staff member is found dead. ’ (CC) Phryne’s new motor car. ’ (CC) Daniel Amen, MD ’ (CC) Two and a Half Two and a Half Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Modern Family “En Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Friends ’ (CC) Friends “The One MNT 10 10 Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Garde” (CC) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) With Two Parts” Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Mike & Molly ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ The Flash The team devises a plan to Supernatural “We Happy Few” Rowena 2 Broke Girls ’ Mike & Molly ’ Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Space CW 11 11 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) trap Girder. ’ (CC) makes a move. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Cadet” Nature Honey badgers in South Africa. Pioneers of Television “Superheroes” Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle Pioneers of Television “Superheroes” PBS 12 12 ’ (CC) (DVS) Superheroes over the decades. “Adventures of Superman.” ’ (CC) Superheroes from Marvel Comics. ’ (CC) Superheroes over the decades. Modern Family Modern Family “En The Big Bang The Big Bang Rosewood A new police captain shakes Pitch “Pilot” A girl plays professional Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 News at 11 The Simpsons “La- FOX 13 13 ’ (CC) Garde” (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) things up. (N) (CC) (DVS) baseball. (N) (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) bor Pains” ’ IND 14 14 The Message of the Cross Crossfire Service FWC Music FWC Music Jimmy Swaggart Blue Bloods “Power of the Press” An Blue Bloods “Under the Gun” Three Blue Bloods “Sins of the Father” Frank Blue Bloods “Baggage” Army veterans Blue Bloods A teenager claims his aunt Blue Bloods “Love Stories” A home- ION 15 15 officer is involved an altercation. community leaders are murdered. ’ investigates a suspected killer. rob a bank. ’ (CC) was murdered. ’ (CC) owner shoots an intruder. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Empowered By the Spirit The Blessed Life Mark Chironna Hank and Brenda K. Copeland James Robison Enjoying Empowered By the Spirit Joni: Table Talk Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Grey’s Anatomy “Undo” Meredith Notorious “Pilot” Julia reports on hit- How to Get Away With Murder Annal- KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) “National Parks” struggles with huge secrets. (N) and-run arrest. (N) (CC) ise creates a criminal law clinic. (N) ’ (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) Superstore “Strike” The Good Place Chicago Med “Soul Care” Rhodes The Blacklist “Esteban” Red sets out to KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) (N) “Tahani Al Jamil” meets his challenging new boss. (N) rescue a kidnapped Liz. (N) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Despertar Contigo (N) Tres Veces Ana (N) ’ El color de la pasión (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Rosewood A new police captain shakes Pitch “Pilot” A girl plays professional 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News 2 Broke Girls ’ FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) things up. (N) (CC) (DVS) baseball. (N) (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) The First 48 A shooting victim is found The First 48 “Night Run” A young At- 60 Days In “Pod 60 Days In “60 60 Days In “Criminal Justice” Two par- Behind Bars: Rookie Year “Boiling The First 48 Gunfire in an underground A&E 52 52 in an alley. ’ (CC) lanta father is fatally shot. ’ (CC) Wars” ’ (CC) Days Insider” (N) ticipants near a tipping point. (N) Point” (N) ’ (CC) mall. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› Back to the Future Part III (1990, Comedy) Michael J. Fox, Christopher ››› True Grit (2010, Western) Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin. A crusty lawman helps a teen ››› Open Range (2003) Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner. Lloyd. Marty McFly visits the Old West to save the imperiled Doc. (CC) avenge her father’s death. (CC) Cattle herdsmen battle a ruthless rancher in 1882. (CC) APL 43 43 Rugged Justice “The Wrath of God” Rugged Justice ’ (CC) Rugged Justice “Headless Elk” ’ Rugged Justice ’ Rugged Justice (N) ’ Rugged Justice ’ (CC) BET 56 56 House of Payne Tyler Perry’s House of Payne (CC) House of Payne ›› Just Wright (2010) Queen Latifah, Common. A physical therapist falls in love with her patient. (CC) Life Is Not a Fairytale: The Fantasia Million Dollar List- Million Dollar Listing New York Ryan Million Dollar Listing New York “Seaportlandia” Ryan Million Dollar Listing New York: Million Dollar Listing New York: Watch What Hap- Below Deck BRAVO 66 66 ing New York lands a building in Hell’s Kitchen. shows up at Fredrik’s launch party. Ryan’s Wedding (N) Ryan’s Wedding (Part 1 of 4) pens: Live (N) CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) 22 Minutes (CC) Coronation Street ››› Weiner (2016, Documentary) Premiere. ’ (CC) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders I Love Kellie Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders I Love Kellie CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank A vest with a twist. (CC) American Greed (N) American Greed American Greed American Greed Coin Collecting with Mike Mezack CNN 44 44 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Futurama “War Is Futurama “The Futurama “Para- South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Jeff Dunham: Unhinged in Hollywood Jeff Dunham: Spark of Insanity Jeff Dunham returns with The Daily Show At Midnight With COM 60 60 the H-Word” ’ Cryonic Woman” sites Lost” (CC) new characters. (CC) With Trevor Noah Chris Hardwick DIS 41 41 Backstage (N) ’ K.C. Undercover Elena of Avalor Elena of Avalor ››› Bolt (2008) Voices of John Travolta. ’ (CC) Zhu Zhu Pets Bizaardvark (CC) Best Friends Backstage (CC) K.C. Undercover Sacred Steel Bikes “Indigo Moon” Sacred Steel Bikes Building a chopper Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove “Sac- Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove A Huntwatch (2016) Narrated by Ryan Alaska: The Last Frontier The chang- DSC 8 8 Building a statement bike. ’ (CC) from a painting. ’ (CC) rifice” ’ (CC) savage winter storm arrives. (CC) Reynolds. Premiere. ’ (CC) ing Alaskan climate. ’ (CC) Rob & Chyna “Rob’ing the Cradle” E! News (N) (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Rob & Chyna Rob and Chyna plan their Rob & Chyna “Rob’ing the Cradle” E! News (N) (CC) E! 65 65 Scott helps Rob with insecurities. Rob and Chyna get into a fight. new lives; Rob moves out. Scott helps Rob with insecurities. College Football Clemson at Georgia Tech. From Bobby SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 2016 World Cup of Hockey Hockey Post NFL Live (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) Jalen & Jacoby 30 for 30 (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File Hannity On the Record With Brit Hume FOOD 35 35 Chopped Chopped “Dread and Breakfast” Chopped Chopped Fermented milk drink kefir. Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FREE 39 39 ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. ’ ››› Julie & Julia (2009) Meryl Streep. A woman vows to make every recipe in Julia Child’s cookbook. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› The Wolverine (2013) Hugh Jack- ››› Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014, Action) Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L. Jackson. Capt. Better Things Better Things “Pe- Better Things Capt. America: man, Hiroyuki Sanada. ’ (CC) America and the Black Widow face an unexpected enemy. ’ (CC) “Brown” (N) ’ riod” ’ (CC) “Brown” (CC) Winter GOLF 70 70 2016 TOUR Championship First Round. From East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. 2016 TOUR Championship First Round. From East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle “The The Middle ’ (CC) The Middle ’ (Part The Middle ’ (Part The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “War Games” Bridge” ’ (CC) 1 of 2) (CC) 2 of 2) (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (N) Flip or Flop (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Desert Flippers Flip or Flop (CC) HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Ice Road Truckers: Breaking the Ice Ice Road Truckers “Hell Nino” (N) Ice Road Truckers “Hell Nino” ’ LIFE 51 51 Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Project Runway (CC) Project Runway (N) (CC) Project Runway “Just Fabulous!” (N) (CC) Project Runway “Just Fabulous!” (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word The 11th Hour Hardball Chris The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word The 11th Hour Hardball Chris MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ’ Ridiculousness Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out Joking Off (N) ’ MTV Wonderland (N) (S Live) NBCS 34 34 Mecum Top 10 Mecum Top 10 Journey to the Journey to the Journey to the Journey to the Nitro Circus Crazy Train ’ Nitro Circus Crazy Train ’ Indy Lights (N) NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Thundermans Thundermans ›› Garfield: The Movie (2004) Breckin Meyer. ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) Strut “A Model Life” ››› The Color Purple (1985, Drama) Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover. Based on Alice Walker’s portrait of a rural black woman. (CC) The Color Purple ROOT 31 31 Seahawks Press Seahawks High School Football Graham-Kapowsin at Sumner. (N) (Live) Heartland Poker Tour (CC) High School Football SPIKE 57 57 ›› S.W.A.T. (2003, Action) Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell, Michelle Rodriguez. ›› Four Brothers (2005, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, André Benjamin. Siblings ›› S.W.A.T. (2003) Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell. A Los A Los Angeles SWAT team must protect a criminal. ’ seek revenge for their adoptive mother’s murder. ’ Angeles SWAT team must protect a criminal. ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Blade: Trinity ›› Doom (2005) The Rock. Soldiers battle mutants at a research facility on Mars. (CC) ›› G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013, Action) Dwayne Johnson, Bruce Willis. (CC) (DVS) Rise of Zombie TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (CC) The Watchman The Song Jimmy Evans Amazing Facts Creflo Dollar Max Lucado God For the Seinfeld “The But- Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Se- Seinfeld “The 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Conan “Jeff Garlin; Panic! at the Disco” TBS 55 55 ter Shave” ’ Voice” ’ (CC) renity Now” (CC) Blood” ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Theory ’ Theory ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Actor Jeff Garlin. (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life “Penny’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Susan’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Milla’s Story” (CC) My 600-Lb. Life “Chad’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Penny’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Susan’s Story” ’ TNT 54 54 Castle “Dressed to Kill” A magazine Castle “Smells Like Teen Spirit” The ››› Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (2005, Science Fiction) Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Hayden Christensen. ››› Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith employee is found dead. ’ death of a high school mean girl. ’ Premiere. Anakin Skywalker joins the dark side and becomes Darth Vader. (CC) (2005) Ewan McGregor. (CC) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! We Bare Bears World of Gumball King of the Hill Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. 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PRESS HELPER to be part of a winning-team that Friday & Saturday, Don’t hesitate or change your mind just processes high-quality products printed on a web September 23 & 24, 9-5. because someone disrupts your plans. press. 802 Landing Way, Do what works for you. 2 bedroom unit in 4-plex. Centralia, WA 98531. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) This position requires the employee to be: punctual, Fireplace, washer, dryer, Collectables, household An experiment will turn out better than detail-oriented, able to become forklift and clamp carport. References, credit goods & furniture. anticipated. Network with others and truck certified, conscientious of all OSHA and check. No smoking/pets, 2 good working pellet No early birds! share your success with people who company safety policies and procedures. Able to $750, $750 deposit. stoves, $400 & $800/offer. could have something to contribute to stand for long periods of time and lift up to 100 360-269-4652 or 360-736- 360-790-7879 your plans. 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INVESTORS TRUST, at the address stated be- SERVICE BY Corp. of Washington, the Deed of Trust is: The MORTGAGE LOAN low: PUBLICATION THEREFORE, pursuant undersigned Trustee, will principal sum of ASSET-BACKED CER- to RCW 61.12.060, and in on 9/30/2016, at 10:00 AM $105,594.32, together with TIFICATES, SERIES ROBERT R. SNAZA, Judgment Rendered: the name of the State of at the North entrance to interest as provided in the 2005-WMCI, its succes- Sheriff, 02-10-16 Washington, you are here- the Lewis County Court- Note from 3/1/2011 on, sors in interest and/or LEWIS COUNTY, Writ Issued: 08-15-16 by commanded to sell the house, 351 NW North and such other costs and assigns, WASHINGTON Writ Received: 08-16-16 Property, or so much Street, Chehalis, WA sell fees as are provided by Levy Date: 08-18-16 thereof as may be neces- at public auction to the statute. V. The above- Plaintiff, By Stacy A. Brown, sary, in order to satisfy the highest and best bidder, described real property will Chief Deputy TO Unknown Heirs and Judgment, including post- payable in the form of be sold to satisfy the v. 345 W. Main St. Devisees of Anthony R. judgment interest and credit bid or cash bid in the expense of sale and the Chehalis, Washington Gray; Kathleen J. Gray; costs. form of cashier's check or obligation secured by the FALL BAZAAR & UNKNOWN HEIRS AND 98532 State of Washington; and certified checks from feder- Deed of Trust as provided BAKED POTATO DEVISEES OF ANTHONY Phone (360)748-9286 Occupants of the Prem- MAKE RETURN HERE- ally or State chartered by statute. Said sale will be LUNCH R. GRAY; KATHLEEN J. ises. (Judgment Debtors) OF within sixty days of the banks, at the time of sale made without warranty, GRAY; BANK OF AMERI- Parcel Number: date indicated below, the following described real expressed or implied, re- Saturday, CA, N.A.; STATE OF 027669-005-000 A writ of execution has showing you have execu- property, situated in the garding title, possession or September 24, WASHINGTON; OCCU- been issued in the above- ted the same. County of LEWIS, State of encumbrances on 10am-4pm. PANTS OF THE PREM- LEGAL DESCRIPTION captioned case, directed to Washington, to-wit: LOTS 9/30/2016. The defaults ISES, THE WEST HALF OF THE the Sheriff of Lewis Coun- Pursuant to RCW 8 AND 9, BLOCK 1, referred to in Paragraph III Adna Grange #417, NORTHWEST QUARTER ty, commanding the Sheriff 6.21.050(2), the Sheriff GALVIN'S SOUTH TOW- must be cured by 123 Dieckman Rd., Defendants. OF THE FRACTIONAL as follows: may adjourn the foreclo- ER ADDITION TO THE 9/19/2016 (11 days before Chehalis, WA 98532. NORTHEAST QUARTER sure sale from time to time, CITY OF CENTRALIA, AS the sale date) to cause a Cause No. 15-2-00210-2 OF THE NORTHEAST WHEREAS, On Febru- not exceeding thirty days RECORDED IN VOLUME discontinuance of the sale. in rem Potato Bake $7, QUARTER OF SECTION ary 19, 2016, an beyond the last date at 1 OF PLATS, PAGE 118. The sale will be discontin- 11:30am-1:30pm. SHERIFF'S PUBLIC 5, TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, Judgment and Decree of which this Writ is made A.P.N.: 003417 005 000 ued and terminated if at Includes: toppings, NOTICE OF SALE RANGE 1 EAST, W.M. Foreclosure ("Judgment") returnable, with the con- More commonly known as: any time before 9/19/2016 salad, beverage OF REAL PROPERTY EXCEPT THAT PORTION, was entered in favor of sent of the plaintiff en- 1014 SOUTH TOWER (11 days before the sale) & dessert. IF ANY, LYING WESTER- HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as dorsed upon this Writ or by AVENUE, CENTRALIA, the default as set forth in Judgment Rendered: LY OF THE WESTERLY Trustee for Merrill Lynch a contemporaneous writ- WA 98531-0000 which is Paragraph III is cured and Baked good, vintage 02-10-16 LINE OF THE EAST 1295 Mortgage Investors Trust, ing. subject to that certain the Trustee's fees and linens, Betty Boop, Writ Issued: 08-15-16 FEET OF SAID FRAC- Mortgage Loan Asset- Deed of Trust dated costs are paid. Payment crafts, Damsel in De- Writ Received: 08-16-16 TIONAL NORTHEAST Backed Certificates, Series WITNESS: The Honora- 8/26/2008, recorded must be in cash or with fense, concrete leaves, Levy Date: 08-18-16 QUARTER OF THE 2005-WMCI ("Plaintiff") ble James W. Lawler, 8/29/2008, under 3312745 cashiers or certified checks yard sale for hospice, NORTHEAST QUARTER. against the defendants Un- Judge of the Superior records of LEWIS County, from a State or federally jewelry, crocheted, ALSO EXCEPT BURCH- known Heirs and Devisees Court and the seal of said Washington, from GREG- chartered bank. The sale sewn & knitted items. TO Unknown Heirs and ETT ROAD. of Anthony R. Gray: Court, affixed this 15th day ORY D. WILLIAMS, A may be terminated any Devisees of Anthony R. LEWIS COUNTY, WASH- Kathleen J. Gray; State of of August, 2016, at Cheha- SINGLE INDIVIDUAL, as time after the 9/19/2016 Commercial Exhibits Gray; Kathleen J. Gray; INGTON Washington; and Occu- lis, Washington. Grantor(s), to STEWART (11 days before the sale Antiques/Collectibles State of Washington; and pants of the Premises, TITLE OF WESTERN date) and before the sale, Arts & Crafts Occupants of the Prem- Published: The Chronicle ("Defendant"). The Judg- The sale date has been set WASHINGTON, INC., as by the Borrower or Grantor ises. (Judgment Debtors) August 30, 2016 & Sep- ment forecloses the inter- for Friday, October 14, Trustee, to secure an or the holder of any tember 6, 13 & 20, 2016 ests of all the Defendants 2016. YOU MAY HAVE A obligation in favor of recorded junior lien or We now have bazaar The Superior Court of 93359 Service by Publication Antho- in and to the following RIGHT TO EXEMPT MORTGAGE ELECTRON- encumbrance by paying sale packages avail- Lewis County has directed ny R. Gray & Kathleen J. Gray described property ("Prop- PROPERTY from the sale IC REGISTRATION SYS- the principal and interest, able! Packages in- the undersigned Sheriff of erty") commonly known as under statutes of this state, TEMS, INC., AS NOMI- plus costs, fees and ad- clude 2 laminated Lewis County to sell the IN THE 248 Burchett Road, #23, including sections NEE FOR EAGLE HOME vances, if any, made pur- signs, 4 sheets of properties described below SUPERIOR COURT OF Onalaska, WA 98570 for 6.13.010, 6.13.030, MORTGAGE, LLC, A suant to the terms of the pricing stickers, 3 sale to satisfy a judgment in the THE STATE OF the total sum of 6.13.040, 6.15.010, and DELAWARE LIMITED LI- obligation and/or Deed of sheets, a sharpie and above-entitled action. The WASHINGTON FOR $115,598.37 with interest 6.15.060 of the Revised ABILITY COMPANY, as Trust, and curing all other balloons! packages property to be sold is LEWIS COUNTY thereon at the rate of Code of Washington, in the Beneficiary, the beneficial defaults. VI. A written are only $5 with the described at the bottom of 6.200% per annum begin- manner described in those interest in which was as- Notice of Default was purchase of a classi- page 2. Property address HSBC BANK USA, N.A., ning on February 10, 2016 statutes. signed by MORTGAGE transmitted by the Benefi- fied ad. is: AS TRUSTEE FOR MER- until satisfied. The Property ELECTRONIC REGIS- ciary or Trustee to the RILL LYNCH MORTGAGE situated in Lewis County, Published: The Chronicle TRATION SYSTEMS, Borrower and Grantor at 248-23 Burchett Road, INVESTORS TRUST, State of Washington, is August 30, 2016 & Sep- INC., AS NOMINEE FOR the following address( es ): Onalaska, WA 98570 MORTGAGE LOAN legally described as: tember 6, 13, 20, 27 & EAGLE HOME MORT- NAME GREGORY D. WIL- ASSET-BACKED CER- October 4, 2016 GAGE, LLC, A DELA- LIAMS, A SINGLE INDI- The sale of the above TIFICATES, SERIES THE WEST HALF OF THE WARE LIMITED LIABILI- VIDUAL ADDRESS 1014 described property is to 2005-WMCI, its succes- NORTHWEST QUARTER NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S TY COMPANY (or by its SOUTH TOWER AVE- take place: sors in interest and/or OF THE FRACTIONAL SALE Pursuant to the successors-in-interest NUE, CENTRALIA, WA assigns, NORTHEAST QUARTER Revised Code of Washing- and/or assigns, if any), to 98531-0000 by both first Time: 10:00 a.m. OF THE NORTHEAST ton 61.24, et seq. TS No.: BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. class and certified mail, Date: Friday, Plaintiff, QUARTER OF SECTION WA-15-682841-SW APN II. No action commenced proof of which is in the October 14, 2016 5, TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, No.: 003417 005 000 Title by the Beneficiary of the possession of the Trustee; Place: Main Entrance v. RANGE 1 EAST, W.M. Order No.: Deed of Trust is now and the Borrower and Lobby, Old Lewis EXCEPT THAT PORTION, 150215984-WA-MSO pending to seek satisfac- Grantor were personally County Courthouse, UNKNOWN HEIRS AND IF ANY, LYING WESTER- Deed of Trust Grantor(s): tion of the obligation in any served, if applicable, with 351 NW North St., DEVISEES OF ANTHONY LY OF THE WESTERLY GREGORY D WILLIAMS Court by reason of the said written Notice of De- 1997 16' Bayliner: 90 Chehalis, WA R. GRAY; KATHLEEN J. LINE OF THE EAST 1295 Deed of Trust Grantee(s): Borrower's or Grantor's default or the written Notice Horse outboard, good GRAY; BANK OF AMERI- FEET OF SAID FRAC- MORTGAGE ELECTRON- fault on the obligation of Default was posted in a shape, original owner, The judgment debtor can CA, N.A.; STATE OF TIONAL NORTHEAST IC REGISTRATION SYS- secured by the Deed of conspicuous place on the $3500/offer. 360-790-7879 avoid the sale by paying WASHINGTON; OCCU- QUARTER OF THE TEMS, INC., AS NOMI- Trust/Mortgage. III. The real property described in after 4 p.m. the judgment amount of PANTS OF THE PREM- NORTHEAST QUARTER. NEE FOR EAGLE HOME default(s) for which this Paragraph I above, and the $115,598.37 together with ISES, ALSO EXCEPT BURCH- MORTGAGE, LLC, A foreclosure is made is/are Trustee has possession of interest of 6.200% per ETT ROAD. DELAWARE LIMITED LI- as follows: Failure to pay proof of such service or annum from February 10, Defendants. LEWIS COUNTY, WASH- ABILITY COMPANY Deed when due the following posting. These require- Remington .270 Model 2016 to date of sale, with INGTON of Trust Instrument/Refer- amounts which are now in ments were completed as 783: 3x9 Redfield scope, costs, and fees, before the Cause No. 15-2-00210-2 ence No.: 3312745 I. NO- arrears: $64,781.18 IV. of 9/2/2015. VII. The Trust- like new, includes 3 boxes sale date. For the exact Tax Parcel No.: TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The sum owing on the ee whose name and ad- of ammo, $350 firm. 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will provide in writing to you may contact the follow- Service Corp. of Washing- NER THEREOF; THENCH arrears: $85,166.61 IV. with said written Notice of situation and refer you to anyone requesting it, a ing: The statewide foreclo- ton, as Trustee By: Rhian- SOUTH 89 DEGREES 28 The sum owing on the Default or the written No- mediation if you are eligible statement of all costs and sure hotline for assistance na Watson, Assistant Sec- MINUTES 6 SECONDS obligation secured by the tice of Default was posted and it may help you save fees due at any time prior and referral to housing retary Trustee's Mailing WEST 480.27 FEET; Deed of Trust is: The in a conspicuous place on your home. See below for to the sale. VIII. The effect counselors recommended Address: Quality Loan THENCE SOUTH 0 DE- principal sum of the real property described safe sources of help. of the sale will be to by the Housing Finance Service Corp. of Washing- GREES 29 MINUTES 30 $108,105.80, together with in Paragraph I above, and SEEKING ASSISTANCE deprive the Grantor and all Commission: Toll-free: ton C/O Quality Loan Serv- SECONDS EAST 454.39 interest as provided in the the Trustee has posses- Housing counselors and those who hold by, through 1-877-894-HOME ice Corp. 411 Ivy Street, FEET; THENCE NORTH Note from 2/28/2011 on, sion of proof of such legal assistance may be or under the Grantor of all (1-877-894-4663) or Web San Diego, CA 92101 89 DEGREES 15 MI- and such other costs and service or posting. These available at little or no cost their interest in the above- site: http://www.dfi.wa.gov (866) 645-7711 Trustee's NUTES 12 SECONDS fees as are provided by requirements were comple- to you. If you would like described property. IX. /consumers/homeownersh Physical Address: Quality EAST 480.27 FEET, statute. V. The above- ted as of 11/10/2014. VII. assistance in determining Anyone having any objec- ip/post_purchase_counsel Loan Service Corp. of MORE OR LESS, TO THE described real property will The Trustee whose name your rights and opportuni- tions to this sale on any ors_foreclosure.htm . The Washington 108 1st Ave EASTERLY LINE OF be sold to satisfy the and address are set forth ties to keep your house, grounds whatsoever will be United States Department South, Suite 202 Seattle, SAID GOVERNMENT LOT expense of sale and the below will provide in writing you may contact the follow- afforded an opportunity to of Housing and Urban WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 1; THENCE NORTH 0 obligation secured by the to anyone requesting it, a ing: The statewide foreclo- be heard as to those Development: Toll-free: Sale Line: 916-939-0772 DEGREES 29 MINUTES Deed of Trust as provided statement of all costs and sure hotline for assistance objections if they bring a 1-800-569-4287 or Nation- Or Login to: http://wa.qu 30 SECONDS WEST by statute. Said sale will be fees due at any time prior and referral to housing lawsuit to restrain the sale al Web Site: http://portal.h alityloan.com TS No.: ALONG SAID EASTERLY made without warranty, to the sale. VIII. The effect counselors recommended pursuant to RCW ud.gov/hudportal/HUD or WA-15-682841-SW ID- LINE 452.59 FEET TO expressed or implied, re- of the sale will be to by the Housing Finance 61.24.130. Failure to bring for Local counseling agen- SPub #0107907 8/30/2016 THE POINT OF BEGIN- garding title, possession or deprive the Grantor and all Commission: Toll-free: such a lawsuit may result cies in Washington: http:// 9/20/2016 NING. EXCEPT NORTH encumbrances on those who hold by, through 1-877-894-HOME in a waiver of any proper www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/ L#91426 August 30, 2016 MILITARY ROAD. SITU- 10/21/2016. The defaults or under the Grantor of all (1-877-894-4663) or Web grounds for invalidating the sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webL & September 20, 2016 ATED IN THE LEWIS referred to in Paragraph III their interest in the above- site: http://www.dfi.wa.gov Trustee's sale. NOTICE istAction=search&searchs Published in The Chronicle COUNTY AND STATE OF must be cured by described property. IX. /consumers/homeownersh TO OCCUPANTS OR tate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The WASHINGTON. More 10/10/2016 (11 days be- Anyone having any objec- ip/post_purchase_counsel TENANTS- The purchaser statewide civil legal aid NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S commonly known as: 409 fore the sale date) to cause tions to this sale on any ors_foreclosure.htm . The at the Trustee's Sale is hotline for assistance and SALE Pursuant to the MILITARY ROAD NORTH, a discontinuance of the grounds whatsoever will be United States Department entitled to possession of referrals to other housing Revised Code of Washing- WINLOCK, WA 98596 sale. The sale will be afforded an opportunity to of Housing and Urban the property on the 20th counselors and attorneys: ton 61.24, et seq. TS No.: which is subject to that discontinued and termina- be heard as to those Development: Toll-free: day following the sale, as Telephone: WA-14-626573-SW APN certain Deed of Trust dated ted if at any time before objections if they bring a 1-800-569-4287 or Nation- against the Grantor under 1-800-606-4819 or Web No.: 015356002001 Title 5/12/2006, recorded 10/10/2016 (11 days be- lawsuit to restrain the sale al Web Site: http://portal.h the deed of trust (the site: http://nwjustice.org/w Order No.: 02-14024614 7/19/2006, under 3257140 fore the sale) the default as pursuant to RCW ud.gov/hudportal/HUD or owner) and anyone having hat-clear . If the sale is set Deed of Trust Grantor(s): records of LEWIS County, set forth in Paragraph III is 61.24.130. Failure to bring for Local counseling agen- an interest junior to the aside for any reason, in- LORRIE A. SHORTRIDGE Washington, from LOR- cured and the Trustee's such a lawsuit may result cies in Washington: http:// deed of trust, including cluding if the Trustee is Deed of Trust Grantee(s): RIE A. SHORTRIDGE, AN fees and costs are paid. in a waiver of any proper www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/ occupants who are not unable to convey title, the BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. UNMARRIED PERSON Payment must be in cash grounds for invalidating the sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webL tenants. After the 20th day Purchaser at the sale shall Deed of Trust Instru- WHO ALSO ACQUIRED or with cashiers or certified Trustee's sale. NOTICE istAction=search&searchs following the sale the pur- be entitled only to a return ment/Reference No.: TITLE AS LORRIE A. checks from a State or TO OCCUPANTS OR tate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The chaser has the right to of the monies paid to the 3257140 I. NOTICE IS STROZYK, as Grantor(s), federally chartered bank. TENANTS- The purchaser statewide civil legal aid evict occupants who are Trustee. This shall be the HEREBY GIVEN that to PRLAP, INC., as Trust- The sale may be termina- at the Trustee's Sale is hotline for assistance and not tenants by summary Purchaser's sole and ex- Quality Loan Service Corp. ee, to secure an obligation ted any time after the entitled to possession of referrals to other housing proceedings under Chapter clusive remedy. The pur- of Washington, the under- in favor of BANK OF 10/10/2016 (11 days be- the property on the 20th counselors and attorneys: 59.12 RCW. For tenant- chaser shall have no fur- signed Trustee, will on AMERICA, N.A., as Bene- fore the sale date) and day following the sale, as Telephone: occupied property, the pur- ther recourse against the 10/21/2016, at 10:00 AM ficiary, the beneficial inter- before the sale, by the against the Grantor under 1-800-606-4819 or Web chaser shall provide a Trustor, the Trustee, the at the North entrance to est in which was assigned Borrower or Grantor or the the deed of trust (the site: http://nwjustice.org/w tenant with written notice in Beneficiary, the Beneficia- the Lewis County Court- by BANK OF AMERICA, holder of any recorded owner) and anyone having hat-clear . If the sale is set accordance with RCW ry's Agent, or the Benefi- house, 351 NW North N.A. (or by its successors- junior lien or encumbrance an interest junior to the aside for any reason, in- 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE ciary's Attorney. If you Street, Chehalis, WA sell in-interest and/or assigns, by paying the principal and deed of trust, including cluding if the Trustee is IS THE FINAL STEP BE- have previously been dis- at public auction to the if any), to U.S. BANK, interest, plus costs, fees occupants who are not unable to convey title, the FORE THE FORECLO- charged through bankrupt- highest and best bidder, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- and advances, if any, tenants. After the 20th day Purchaser at the sale shall SURE SALE OF YOUR cy, you may have been payable in the form of TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR made pursuant to the following the sale the pur- be entitled only to a return HOME. You have only 20 released of personal liabili- credit bid or cash bid in the THE HOLDERS OF THE terms of the obligation chaser has the right to of the monies paid to the DAYS from the recording ty for this loan in which form of cashier's check or BANK OF AMERICA and/or Deed of Trust, and evict occupants who are Trustee. This shall be the date of this notice to case this letter is intended certified checks from feder- FUNDING CORPORA- curing all other defaults. VI. not tenants by summary Purchaser's sole and ex- pursue mediation. DO NOT to exercise the note hold- ally or State chartered TION, 2008-FT1 TRUST, A written Notice of Default proceedings under Chapter clusive remedy. The pur- DELAY. CONTACT A ers right's against the real banks, at the time of sale MORTGAGE PASS- was transmitted by the 59.12 RCW. For tenant- chaser shall have no fur- HOUSING COUNSELOR property only. QUALITY the following described real THROUGH CERTIFI- Beneficiary or Trustee to occupied property, the pur- ther recourse against the OR AN ATTORNEY LI- MAY BE CONSIDERED A property, situated in the CATES, SERIES the Borrower and Grantor chaser shall provide a Trustor, the Trustee, the CENSED IN WASHING- DEBT COLLECTOR AT- County of LEWIS, State of 2008-FT1. II. No action at the following address( tenant with written notice in Beneficiary, the Beneficia- TON NOW to assess your TEMPTING TO COLLECT Washington, to-wit: THE commenced by the Benefi- es ): NAME LORRIE A. accordance with RCW ry's Agent, or the Benefi- situation and refer you to A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- SOUTH 193.5 FEET OF ciary of the Deed of Trust SHORTRIDGE, AN UN- 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE ciary's Attorney. If you mediation if you are eligible MATION OBTAINED WILL THAT PORTION OF GOV- is now pending to seek MARRIED PERSON WHO IS THE FINAL STEP BE- have previously been dis- and it may help you save BE USED FOR THAT ERNMENT LOT 1 IN SEC- satisfaction of the obliga- ALSO ACQUIRED TITLE FORE THE FORECLO- charged through bankrupt- your home. See below for PURPOSE As required by TION 26, TOWNSHIP 12 tion in any Court by reason AS LORRIE A. STROZYK SURE SALE OF YOUR cy, you may have been safe sources of help. law, you are hereby noti- NORTH, RANGE 2 WEST, of the Borrower's or Gran- ADDRESS 409 MILITARY HOME. You have only 20 released of personal liabili- SEEKING ASSISTANCE fied that a negative credit WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, tor's default on the obliga- ROAD NORTH, WIN- DAYS from the recording ty for this loan in which Housing counselors and report reflecting on your DESCRIBED AS FOL- tion secured by the Deed LOCK, WA 98596 by both date of this notice to case this letter is intended legal assistance may be credit record may be sub- LOWS: BEGINNING AT A of Trust/Mortgage. III. The first class and certified pursue mediation. DO NOT to exercise the note hold- available at little or no cost mitted to a credit report POINT ON THE EAST default(s) for which this mail, proof of which is in DELAY. CONTACT A ers right's against the real to you. If you would like agency if you fail to fulfill LINE OF SAID GOVERN- foreclosure is made is/are the possession of the HOUSING COUNSELOR property only. QUALITY assistance in determining the terms of your credit MENT LOT 1, THAT IS as follows: Failure to pay Trustee; and the Borrower OR AN ATTORNEY LI- MAY BE CONSIDERED A your rights and opportuni- obligations. Dated: 756.64 FEET SOUTH OF when due the following and Grantor were person- CENSED IN WASHING- DEBT COLLECTOR AT- ties to keep your house, 5/31/2016 Quality Loan THE NORTHEAST COR- amounts which are now in ally served, if applicable, TON NOW to assess your TEMPTING TO COLLECT ATTORNEY TRUCK SCHOOL PAINTING

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A DEBT AND ANY IN- house, 351 NW North FIRST RATE MORTGAGE, by paying the principal and occupants who are not unable to convey title, the SHEILA M JURGENSEN FORMATION OBTAINED Street, Chehalis, WA sell as Beneficiary, the benefi- interest, plus costs, fees tenants. After the 20th day Purchaser at the sale shall Deed of Trust Grantee(s): WILL BE USED FOR at public auction to the cial interest in which was and advances, if any, following the sale the pur- be entitled only to a return WASHINGTON MUTUAL THAT PURPOSE As re- highest and best bidder, subsequently assigned to made pursuant to the chaser has the right to of the monies paid to the BANK, FA Deed of Trust quired by law, you are payable in the form of U.S. Bank National Asso- terms of the obligation evict occupants who are Trustee. This shall be the Instrument/Reference No.: hereby notified that a neg- credit bid or cash bid in the ciation, as Trustee for and/or Deed of Trust, and not tenants by summary Purchaser's sole and ex- 3251834 I. NOTICE IS ative credit report reflecting form of cashier's check or Lehman Mortgage Trust curing all other defaults. VI. proceedings under Chapter clusive remedy. The pur- HEREBY GIVEN that on your credit record may certified checks from feder- Mortgage Pass Through A written Notice of Default 59.12 RCW. For tenant- chaser shall have no fur- Quality Loan Service be submitted to a credit ally or State chartered Certificates Series 2005-2 was transmitted by the occupied property, the pur- ther recourse against the Corp. of Washington, the report agency if you fail to banks, at the time of sale under and assignment re- Beneficiary or Trustee to chaser shall provide a Trustor, the Trustee, the undersigned Trustee, will fulfill the terms of your the following described real corded under Auditors File the Borrower and Grantor tenant with written notice in Beneficiary, the Beneficia- on 10/21/2016, at 10:00 credit obligations. Dated: property, situated in the Number 3445165 II. No at the following address( accordance with RCW ry's Agent, or the Benefi- AM at the North entrance 6/20/2016 Quality Loan County of LEWIS, State of action commenced by the es ): NAME ROBERT W. 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE ciary's Attorney. If you to the Lewis County Service Corp. of Washing- Washington, to-wit: That Beneficiary of the Deed of BONEHAM, AN UNMAR- IS THE FINAL STEP BE- have previously been dis- Courthouse, 351 NW ton, as Trustee By: Lauren part of the north half of Trust is now pending to RIED PERSON, AS A FORE THE FORECLO- charged through bankrupt- North Street, Chehalis, Esquivel, Assistant Secre- the south half of the seek satisfaction of the SEPARATE ESTATE AD- SURE SALE OF YOUR cy, you may have been WA sell at public auction to tary Trustee's Mailing Ad- northeast quarter of the obligation in any Court by DRESS 183 12 SPOONER HOME. You have only 20 released of personal liabili- the highest and best bid- dress: Quality Loan Serv- northeast quarter of Sec- reason of the Borrower's or ROAD, CHEHALIS, WA DAYS from the recording ty for this loan in which der, payable in the form of ice Corp. of Washington tion 18, Township 13 Grantor's default on the 98532 by both first class date of this notice to case this letter is intended credit bid or cash bid in the C/O Quality Loan Service North, Range 3 West, obligation secured by the and certified mail, proof of pursue mediation. DO NOT to exercise the note hold- form of cashier's check or Corp. 411 Ivy Street, San W.M., Lewis County, Deed of Trust/Mortgage. which is in the possession DELAY. CONTACT A ers right's against the real certified checks from feder- Diego, CA 92101 (866) Washington, described III. The default(s) for which of the Trustee; and the HOUSING COUNSELOR property only. QUALITY ally or State chartered 645-7711 Trustee's Physi- as follows: Beginning at this foreclosure is made Borrower and Grantor were OR AN ATTORNEY LI- MAY BE CONSIDERED A banks, at the time of sale cal Address: Quality Loan the southeast corner of is/are as follows: Failure to personally served, if appli- CENSED IN WASHING- DEBT COLLECTOR AT- the following described real Service Corp. of Washing- said north half of the pay when due the following cable, with said written TON NOW to assess your TEMPTING TO COLLECT property, situated in the ton 108 1st Ave South, south half of the north- amounts which are now in Notice of Default or the situation and refer you to A DEBT AND ANY IN- County of LEWIS, State of Suite 202 Seattle, WA east quarter of the north- arrears: $19,280.54 IV. written Notice of Default mediation if you are eligible FORMATION OBTAINED Washington, to-wit: 98104 (866) 925-0241 east quarter; thence west The sum owing on the was posted in a conspicu- and it may help you save WILL BE USED FOR TRACT 4 OF SEGREGA- Sale Line: 916-939-0772 350 feet along the south obligation secured by the ous place on the real your home. See below for THAT PURPOSE As re- TION SURVEY, RECOR- Or Login to: http://wa.qu line of said subdivision Deed of Trust is: The property described in Para- safe sources of help. quired by law, you are DED AUGUST 28, 1985, alityloan.com TS No.: to the true point of principal sum of graph I above, and the SEEKING ASSISTANCE hereby notified that a neg- UNDER AUDITOR'S FILE WA-14-626573-SW ID- beginning; thence north $210,808.37, together with Trustee has possession of Housing counselors and ative credit report reflecting NO. 937435, IN VOLUME SPub #0109303 9/20/2016 120 feet perpendicular to interest as provided in the proof of such service or legal assistance may be on your credit record may 6 OF SURVEYS, PAGE 10/11/2016 said south line; thence Note from 8/1/2015 on, posting. These require- available at little or no cost be submitted to a credit 262, RECORDS OF L#91877 September 20, west 100 feet; thence and such other costs and ments were completed as to you. If you would like report agency if you fail to LEWIS COUNTY, WASH- 2016 & October 11, 2016 south 120 feet; thence fees as are provided by of 5/9/2016. VII. The Trust- assistance in determining fulfill the terms of your INGTON, BEING LOCA- Published in The Chronicle east 100 feet to the true statute. V. The above- ee whose name and ad- your rights and opportuni- credit obligations. Dated: TED WITHIN THE WEST point of beginning. TO- described real property will dress are set forth below ties to keep your house, 6/23/2016 Quality Loan HALF OF THE SOUTH- 92720 IDSPub#0109622 GETHER WITH a non- be sold to satisfy the will provide in writing to you may contact the follow- Service Corp. of Washing- WEST QUARTER OF THE TS#WA-16-699046-SW exclusive easement for expense of sale and the anyone requesting it, a ing: The statewide foreclo- ton, as Trustee By: Lauren NORTHEAST QUARTER purposes of ingress, obligation secured by the statement of all costs and sure hotline for assistance Esquivel, Assistant Secre- AND THE NORTHEAST NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S egress and utilities along Deed of Trust as provided fees due at any time prior and referral to housing tary Trustee's Mailing Ad- QUARTER OF THE SALE Pursuant to the that portion of the south by statute. Said sale will be to the sale. VIII. The effect counselors recommended dress: Quality Loan Serv- SOUTHWEST QUARTER Revised Code of Washing- 15 feet of said north half made without warranty, of the sale will be to by the Housing Finance ice Corp. of Washington OF THE NORTHEAST ton 61.24, et seq. TS No.: of the south half of the expressed or implied, re- deprive the Grantor and all Commission: Toll-free: C/O Quality Loan Service QUARTER OF SECTION WA-16-699046-SW APN northeast quarter of the garding title, possession or those who hold by, through 1-877-894-HOME Corp. 411 Ivy Street, San 4, TOWNSHIP 13 NORTH, No.: 018902-005-000 northeast quarter lying encumbrances on or under the Grantor of all (1-877-894-4663) or Web Diego, CA 92101 (866) RANGE 3 WEST, W.M., 018902005001 Title Order east of the above descri- 10/21/2016. The defaults their interest in the above- site: http://www.dfi.wa.gov 645-7711 Trustee's Physi- LEWIS COUNTY, WASH- No.: 160006365-WA-MSO bed property and west of referred to in Paragraph III described property. IX. /consumers/homeownersh cal Address: Quality Loan INGTON. TOGETHER Deed of Trust Grantor(s): Spooner County Road. must be cured by Anyone having any objec- ip/post_purchase_counsel Service Corp. of Washing- WITH AN EASEMENT ROBERT W. BONEHAM, More commonly known as: 10/10/2016 (11 days be- tions to this sale on any ors_foreclosure.htm . The ton 108 1st Ave South, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DAVID W BONEHAM 183 12 SPOONER ROAD, fore the sale date) to cause grounds whatsoever will be United States Department Suite 202 Seattle, WA INGRESS, EGRESS AND PERSONAL REPRESEN- CHEHALIS, WA 98532 a discontinuance of the afforded an opportunity to of Housing and Urban 98104 (866) 925-0241 UTILITIES, AS DELINEA- TATIVE OF ROBERT W which is subject to that sale. The sale will be be heard as to those Development: Toll-free: Sale Line: 916-939-0772 TED ON SEGREGATION BONEHAM Deed of Trust certain Deed of Trust dated discontinued and termina- objections if they bring a 1-800-569-4287 or Nation- Or Login to: http://wa.qu SURVEY, RECORDED Grantee(s): MORTGAGE 8/2/2005, recorded ted if at any time before lawsuit to restrain the sale al Web Site: http://portal.h alityloan.com TS No.: AUGUST 28, 1985, UN- ELECTRONIC REGIS- 8/8/2005, under 3229123 10/10/2016 (11 days be- pursuant to RCW ud.gov/hudportal/HUD or WA-16-699046-SW ID- DER AUDITOR'S FILE TRATION SYSTEMS, records of LEWIS County, fore the sale) the default as 61.24.130. Failure to bring for Local counseling agen- SPub #0109622 9/20/2016 NO. 937435, IN VOLUME INC., AS NOMINEE FOR Washington, from ROB- set forth in Paragraph III is such a lawsuit may result cies in Washington: http:// 10/11/2016 6 OF SURVEYS, PAGE COMUNITY LENDING, IN- ERT W. BONEHAM, AN cured and the Trustee's in a waiver of any proper www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/ 262, RECORDS OF CORPORATED, A CALI- UNMARRIED PERSON, fees and costs are paid. grounds for invalidating the sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webL Published: The Chronicle LEWIS COUNTY, WASH- FORNIA CORPORATION, AS A SEPARATE ESTATE Payment must be in cash Trustee's sale. NOTICE istAction=search&searchs September 20, 2016 & INGTON. More commonly DBA FIRST RATE MORT- , as Grantor(s), to TITLE or with cashiers or certified TO OCCUPANTS OR tate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The October 11, 2016 known as: 133 RAINBOW GAGE Deed of Trust In- GUARANTY COMPANY, checks from a State or TENANTS- The purchaser statewide civil legal aid LN, CHEHALIS, WA strument/Reference No.: as Trustee, to secure an federally chartered bank. at the Trustee's Sale is hotline for assistance and NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S 98532 which is subject to 3229123 I. NOTICE IS obligation in favor of The sale may be termina- entitled to possession of referrals to other housing SALE Pursuant to the that certain Deed of Trust HEREBY GIVEN that MORTGAGE ELECTRON- ted any time after the the property on the 20th counselors and attorneys: Revised Code of Washing- dated 5/16/2006, recorded Quality Loan Service Corp. IC REGISTRATION SYS- 10/10/2016 (11 days be- day following the sale, as Telephone: ton 61.24, et seq. TS No.: 5/18/2006, under 3251834 of Washington, the under- TEMS, INC., AS NOMI- fore the sale date) and against the Grantor under 1-800-606-4819 or Web WA-13-586506-SH APN records of LEWIS County, signed Trustee, will on NEE FOR COMUNITY before the sale, by the the deed of trust (the site: http://nwjustice.org/w No.: 018589004000 Title Washington, from SHEI- 10/21/2016, at 10:00 AM LENDING, INCORPORA- Borrower or Grantor or the owner) and anyone having hat-clear . 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GUARANTEE CO. / deprive the Grantor and all to exercise the note hold- More commonly known as: the Trustee has posses- clusive remedy. The pur- LEWIS CO., as Trustee, to those who hold by, through ers right's against the real 1534 S SCHEUBER sion of proof of such chaser shall have no fur- the date this summons is secure an obligation in or under the Grantor of all property only. QUALITY ROAD, CENTRALIA, WA service or posting. These ther recourse against the published. If you do not file favor of WASHINGTON their interest in the above- MAY BE CONSIDERED A 98531-8817 which is sub- requirements were comple- Trustor, the Trustee, the and serve your Response MUTUAL BANK, FA, as described property. IX. DEBT COLLECTOR AT- ject to that certain Deed of ted as of 4/22/2016. VII. Beneficiary, the Beneficia- or a Notice of Appearance Beneficiary, the beneficial Anyone having any objec- TEMPTING TO COLLECT Trust dated 8/24/2009, re- The Trustee whose name ry's Agent, or the Benefi- by the deadline: interest in which was as- tions to this sale on any A DEBT AND ANY IN- corded 8/31/2009, under and address are set forth ciary's Attorney. If you No one has to notify signed by WASHINGTON grounds whatsoever will be FORMATION OBTAINED 3332932 records of LEWIS below will provide in writing have previously been dis- you about other hearings in MUTUAL BANK, FA (or by afforded an opportunity to WILL BE USED FOR County, Washington, from to anyone requesting it, a charged through bankrupt- this case, and its successors-in-interest be heard as to those THAT PURPOSE As re- STEVAN ROBBINS AND statement of all costs and cy, you may have been The court may approve and/or assigns, if any), to objections if they bring a quired by law, you are KAREN ROBBINS, HUS- fees due at any time prior released of personal liabili- the requests in the Petition Wilmington Savings Fund lawsuit to restrain the sale hereby notified that a neg- BAND AND WIFE, as to the sale. VIII. The effect ty for this loan in which without hearing your side Society, FSB, d/b/a Christi- pursuant to RCW ative credit report reflecting Grantor(s), to TITLE of the sale will be to case this letter is intended (called a default judgment). ana Trust, not individually 61.24.130. Failure to bring on your credit record may GUARANTY COMPANY, deprive the Grantor and all to exercise the note hold- Follow these steps: but as trustee for Pretium such a lawsuit may result be submitted to a credit as Trustee, to secure an those who hold by, through ers right's against the real 1. Read the Petition and Mortgage Acquisition Trust in a waiver of any proper report agency if you fail to obligation in favor of or under the Grantor of all property only. QUALITY any other documents that . II. No action commenced grounds for invalidating the fulfill the terms of your MORTGAGE ELECTRON- their interest in the above- MAY BE CONSIDERED A were filed at court with this by the Beneficiary of the Trustee's sale. NOTICE credit obligations. Dated: IC REGISTRATION SYS- described property. IX. DEBT COLLECTOR AT- Summons. Those docu- Deed of Trust is now TO OCCUPANTS OR 6/17/2016 Quality Loan TEMS, INC. (MERS) AS Anyone having any objec- TEMPTING TO COLLECT ments explain what the pending to seek satisfac- TENANTS- The purchaser Service Corp. of Washing- NOMINEE FOR M&T tions to this sale on any A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- other party is asking for. tion of the obligation in any at the Trustee's Sale is ton, as Trustee By: Rhian- BANK, as Beneficiary, the grounds whatsoever will be MATION OBTAINED WILL 2. Fill out a Response Court by reason of the entitled to possession of na Watson, Assistant Sec- beneficial interest in which afforded an opportunity to BE USED FOR THAT on this form (check the Borrower's or Grantor's de- the property on the 20th retary Trustee's Mailing was assigned by MORT- be heard as to those PURPOSE As required by Response that matches fault on the obligation day following the sale, as Address: Quality Loan GAGE ELECTRONIC objections if they bring a law, you are hereby noti- the Petition): secured by the Deed of against the Grantor under Service Corp. of Washing- REGISTRATION SYS- lawsuit to restrain the sale fied that a negative credit FL Non-Parent 415, Re- Trust/Mortgage. III. The the deed of trust (the ton C/O Quality Loan Serv- TEMS, INC. (MERS) AS pursuant to RCW report reflecting on your sponse to Non-Parent Cus- default(s) for which this owner) and anyone having ice Corp. 411 Ivy Street, NOMINEE FOR M&T 61.24.130. Failure to bring credit record may be sub- tody Petition. foreclosure is made is/are an interest junior to the San Diego, CA 92101 BANK (or by its successor such a lawsuit may result mitted to a credit report You can get the Re- as follows: Failure to pay deed of trust, including (866) 645-7711 Trustee's s-in-interest and/or as- in a waiver of any proper agency if you fail to fulfill sponse form and other when due the following occupants who are not Physical Address: Quality signs, if any), to Wells grounds for invalidating the the terms of your credit forms you need at: amounts which are now in tenants. After the 20th day Loan Service Corp. of Fargo Bank, NA . II. No Trustee's sale. NOTICE obligations. Dated: The Washington State arrears: $105,795.61 IV. following the sale the pur- Washington 108 1st Ave action commenced by the TO OCCUPANTS OR 5/23/2016 Quality Loan Courts' website: www.cour The sum owing on the chaser has the right to South, Suite 202 Seattle, Beneficiary of the Deed of TENANTS- The purchaser Service Corp. of Washing- ts.wa.gov/forms obligation secured by the evict occupants who are WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 Trust is now pending to at the Trustee's Sale is ton, as Trustee By: Tricia The Administrative Of- Deed of Trust is: The not tenants by summary Sale Line: 916-939-0772 seek satisfaction of the entitled to possession of Willis, Assistant Secretary fice of the Courts--call principal sum of proceedings under Chapter Or Login to: http://wa.qu obligation in any Court by the property on the 20th Trustee's Mailing Address: 360-705-5328. $40,625.55, together with 59.12 RCW. For tenant- alityloan.com TS No.: reason of the Borrower's or day following the sale, as Quality Loan Service Corp. Washington LawHelp: www.washingtonlawhelp.org, interest as provided in the occupied property, the pur- WA-13-586506-SH ID- Grantor's default on the against the Grantor under of Washington C/O Quality or Note from 9/1/2012 on, chaser shall provide a SPub #0109655 9/20/2016 obligation secured by the the deed of trust (the Loan Service Corp. 411 Ivy The Superior Court and such other costs and tenant with written notice in 10/11/2016 Deed of Trust/Mortgage. owner) and anyone having Street, San Diego, CA Clerk's office or county law fees as are provided by accordance with RCW L#91859 September 20, III. The default(s) for which an interest junior to the 92101 (866) 645-7711 library (for a fee). statute. V. The above- 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE 2016 & October 11, 2016 this foreclosure is made deed of trust, including Trustee's Physical Ad- 3. Serve (give) a copy of described real property will IS THE FINAL STEP BE- Published in The Chronicle is/are as follows: Failure to occupants who are not dress: Quality Loan Serv- your Response to the be sold to satisfy the FORE THE FORECLO- pay when due the following tenants. After the 20th day ice Corp. of Washington person who filed this Sum- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S expense of sale and the SURE SALE OF YOUR amounts which are now in following the sale the pur- 108 1st Ave South, Suite mons at the address be- SALE Pursuant to the obligation secured by the HOME. You have only 20 arrears: $9,926.35 IV. The chaser has the right to 202 Seattle, WA 98104 low, and to any other Revised Code of Washing- Deed of Trust as provided DAYS from the recording sum owing on the obliga- evict occupants who are (866) 925-0241 Sale Line: parties. You may use ton 61.24, et seq. TS No.: by statute. Said sale will be date of this notice to tion secured by the Deed not tenants by summary 800-280-2832 Or Login certified mail with return WA-16-709426-AJ APN made without warranty, pursue mediation. DO NOT of Trust is: The principal proceedings under Chapter to: http://wa.qualityloan receipt requested. For No.: 022183-001-000 Title expressed or implied, re- DELAY. CONTACT A sum of $154,657.04, to- 59.12 RCW. For tenant- .com TS No.: more information on how to Order No.: 8636520 Deed garding title, possession or HOUSING COUNSELOR gether with interest as occupied property, the pur- WA-16-709426-AJ IDSPub serve, read Superior Court of Trust Grantor(s): STE- encumbrances on OR AN ATTORNEY LI- provided in the Note from chaser shall provide a #0108262 8/30/2016 Civil Rule 5. VAN ROBBINS, KAREN 10/21/2016. The defaults CENSED IN WASHING- 11/1/2015 on, and such tenant with written notice in 9/20/2016 4. File your original ROBBINS Deed of Trust referred to in Paragraph III TON NOW to assess your other costs and fees as are accordance with RCW L#91237 August 30, 2016 Response with the court Grantee(s): MORTGAGE must be cured by situation and refer you to provided by statute. V. The 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE & September 20, 2016 clerk at this address: ELECTRONIC REGIS- 10/10/2016 (11 days be- mediation if you are eligible above-described real prop- IS THE FINAL STEP BE- Published in The Chronicle Superior Court Clerk, TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. fore the sale date) to cause and it may help you save erty will be sold to satisfy FORE THE FORECLO- Lewis County, 345 West (MERS) AS NOMINEE 93157 (SMPB) Pruett a discontinuance of the your home. See below for the expense of sale and SURE SALE OF YOUR Main Street, Chehalis, WA FOR M&T BANK Deed of sale. The sale will be safe sources of help. the obligation secured by HOME. You have only 20 98532. Trust Instrument/Refer- IN THE discontinued and termina- SEEKING ASSISTANCE the Deed of Trust as DAYS from the recording 5. Lawyer not required: ence No.: 3332932 I. NO- SUPERIOR COURT OF ted if at any time before Housing counselors and provided by statute. Said date of this notice to It is a good idea to talk to a TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WASHINGTON IN THE 10/10/2016 (11 days be- legal assistance may be sale will be made without pursue mediation. DO NOT lawyer, but you may file that Quality Loan Service COUNTY OF LEWIS fore the sale) the default as available at little or no cost warranty, expressed or im- DELAY. CONTACT A and serve your Response Corp. of Washington, the In re custody of: set forth in Paragraph III is to you. If you would like plied, regarding title, pos- HOUSING COUNSELOR without one. undersigned Trustee, will Child: cured and the Trustee's assistance in determining session or encumbrances OR AN ATTORNEY LI- Person filing this Sum- on 9/30/2016, at 10:00 AM Carmen Denae Pruett fees and costs are paid. your rights and opportuni- on 9/30/2016. The defaults CENSED IN WASHING- mons or his/her lawyer At the Main Entrance to D.O.B. 06/09/1999 Payment must be in cash ties to keep your house, referred to in Paragraph III TON NOW to assess your fills out below: the Lewis County Court- Petitioner: or with cashiers or certified you may contact the follow- must be cured by situation and refer you to /s/ Clyde F. Wellman house, located at 351 Francis Clyde Wellman checks from a State or ing: The statewide foreclo- 9/19/2016 (11 days before mediation if you are eligible Dated 8/1/16 N.W. North Street, Che- Respondents: federally chartered bank. sure hotline for assistance the sale date) to cause a and it may help you save CLYDE F. WELLMAN halis, WA 98532 sell at Sara A. Jones, Mother The sale may be termina- and referral to housing discontinuance of the sale. your home. See below for 1555 Germany Creek Rd., public auction to the high- Quiency L. Pruett, Father ted any time after the counselors recommended The sale will be discontin- safe sources of help. Longview, WA 98632 10/10/2016 (11 days be- by the Housing Finance est and best bidder, paya- ued and terminated if at SEEKING ASSISTANCE No. 16-3-00304-21 ble in the form of credit bid Summons Served fore the sale date) and Commission: Toll-free: any time before 9/19/2016 Housing counselors and Published: The Chronicle or cash bid in the form of by Publication before the sale, by the 1-877-894-HOME (11 days before the sale) legal assistance may be August 16, 23 & 30, 2016 cashier's check or certified (SMPB) Borrower or Grantor or the (1-877-894-4663) or Web the default as set forth in available at little or no cost & September 6, 13 & 20, checks from federally or To: Quiency Lee Pruett, holder of any recorded site: http://www.dfi.wa.gov Paragraph III is cured and to you. If you would like 2016 junior lien or encumbrance /consumers/homeownersh State chartered banks, at the Trustee's fees and assistance in determining Father by paying the principal and ip/post_purchase_counsel the time of sale the costs are paid. Payment your rights and opportuni- The other party has asked interest, plus costs, fees ors_foreclosure.htm . The following described real must be in cash or with ties to keep your house, the court to: Give custody and advances, if any, United States Department property, situated in the cashiers or certified checks you may contact the follow- of the children to a non- made pursuant to the of Housing and Urban County of LEWIS, State of from a State or federally ing: The statewide foreclo- parent. terms of the obligation Development: Toll-free: Washington, to-wit: THAT chartered bank. The sale sure hotline for assistance You must respond in and/or Deed of Trust, and 1-800-569-4287 or Nation- PORTION OF THE may be terminated any and referral to housing writing if you want the court curing all other defaults. VI. al Web Site: http://portal.h NORTH 160 FEET OF time after the 9/19/2016 counselors recommended to consider your side. A written Notice of Default ud.gov/hudportal/HUD or EVEN WIDTH OF THE (11 days before the sale by the Housing Finance Deadline! Your Re- was transmitted by the for Local counseling agen- NORTH HALF OF THE date) and before the sale, Commission: Toll-free: sponse must be filed and Beneficiary or Trustee to cies in Washington: http:// NORTHEAST QUARTER by the Borrower or Grantor 1-877-894-HOME served within 60 days of the Borrower and Grantor www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/ OF THE SOUTHEAST or the holder of any (1-877-894-4663) or Web at the following address( sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webL QUARTER OF SECTION recorded junior lien or site: http://www.dfi.wa.gov es ): NAME SHEILA M istAction=search&searchs 13, TOWNSHIP 14 encumbrance by paying /consumers/homeownersh JURGENSEN, AN UN- tate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, the principal and interest, ip/post_purchase_counsel MARRIED INDIVIDUAL statewide civil legal aid W.M., LEWIS COUNTY, plus costs, fees and ad- ors_foreclosure.htm . The ADDRESS 133 RAINBOW hotline for assistance and WASHINGTON, LYING vances, if any, made pur- United States Department LN, CHEHALIS, WA referrals to other housing WEST OF SCHEUBER suant to the terms of the of Housing and Urban 98532 by both first class counselors and attorneys: COUNTY ROAD, DESCRI- obligation and/or Deed of Development: Toll-free: Ask and certified mail, proof of Telephone: BED AS FOLLOWS: BE- Trust, and curing all other 1-800-569-4287 or Nation- which is in the possession 1-800-606-4819 or Web GINNING AT THE INTER- defaults. VI. A written al Web Site: http://portal.h Us About of the Trustee; and the site: http://nwjustice.org/w SECTION OF SAID WEST Notice of Default was ud.gov/hudportal/HUD or Borrower and Grantor were hat-clear . If the sale is set LINE OF COUNTY ROAD transmitted by the Benefi- for Local counseling agen- personally served, if appli- aside for any reason, in- AND THE NORTH LINE ciary or Trustee to the cies in Washington: http:// cable, with said written cluding if the Trustee is OF SAID SUBDIVISION; Borrower and Grantor at www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/ Notice of Default or the unable to convey title, the THENCE SOUTHERLY the following address(es): sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webL written Notice of Default Purchaser at the sale shall ALONG SAID ROAD TO NAME STEVAN ROBBINS istAction=search&searchs was posted in a conspicu- be entitled only to a return THE SOUTH LINE OF AND KAREN ROBBINS, tate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The ous place on the real of the monies paid to the THE NORTH 160 FEET HUSBAND AND WIFE AD- statewide civil legal aid property described in Para- Trustee. This shall be the OF SAID SUBDIVISION; DRESS 1534 S SCHEUB- hotline for assistance and graph I above, and the Purchaser's sole and ex- THENCE WEST 208.710 ER ROAD, CENTRALIA, referrals to other housing Trustee has possession of clusive remedy. The pur- FEET ALONG SAID WA 98531-8817 by both counselors and attorneys: proof of such service or chaser shall have no fur- SOUTH LINE; THENCE first class and certified Telephone: posting. These require- ther recourse against the NORTHERLY PARALLEL mail, proof of which is in 1-800-606-4819 or Web ments were completed as Trustor, the Trustee, the TO SAID ROAD TO A the possession of the site: http://nwjustice.org/w of 7/18/2013. VII. The Beneficiary, the Beneficia- POINT ON THE NORTH Trustee; and the Borrower hat-clear . If the sale is set Trustee whose name and ry's Agent, or the Benefi- LINE OF SAID SUBDIVI- and Grantor were person- aside for any reason, in- address are set forth below ciary's Attorney. If you SION, LYING 208.710 ally served, if applicable, cluding if the Trustee is will provide in writing to have previously been dis- FEET WEST OF THE with said written Notice of unable to convey title, the anyone requesting it, a charged through bankrupt- POINT OF BEGINNING; Default or the written No- Purchaser at the sale shall statement of all costs and cy, you may have been THENCE EAST ALONG tice of Default was posted be entitled only to a return fees due at any time prior released of personal liabili- SAID NORTH LINE in a conspicuous place on of the monies paid to the Adding your ad in the Nisqually Valley News in Yelm, WA to the sale. VIII. The effect ty for this loan in which 208.710 FEET TO THE the real property described Trustee. This shall be the DQG7KH5HÀHFWRULQ%DWWOH*URXQG:$ of the sale will be to case this letter is intended POINT OF BEGINNING. in Paragraph I above, and Purchaser's sole and ex- Look for relish magazine [OLÄYZ[ Tuesday of every month in