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Pete Caster / [email protected] Elmer Loose, 13, Adna, washes his 17-month-old cow named Russell after it was weighed in on Monday afternoon at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis. Russell, who will be auctioned of on Friday evening, weighed in at 1,145 pounds. BIGGER AND BRIGHTER: runs until Sunday at 7 p.m. The fair Gale Sobolesky. Also new to the fair this year is This year’s fair will feature staff and hun- “It was our motto of where we Cowboy Bootcamp, which includes This Year’s Theme old favorites and a few new dreds of vol- wanted our fair to be,” she said. 10 tents that feature children’s activi- Captures the Vision of events. unteers work “That’s making the fair bigger ties such as tractor driving, pedal As mandated by Twin Cities all year to put and brighter.” cars, horseshoe throwing and West- Organizers for the Fair’s tradition, the fair will open and together the ern wear dress-up. Future close with demolition derbies at week-long PROFESSIONAL BULL RIDING Returning this year is the ev- the grandstand tonight at 7 p.m. event, which is coming to the fair with the er-popular mutton busting, an By Amy Nile and at noon on Sunday. features a “Big- Gale Sobolesky South Sound Bull Bash in front activity in which children ride [email protected] An opening ceremony will ger and Bright- fair manager of the grandstand on Thursday sheep either solo or with help take place just prior to the derby er” theme this at 7 p.m. from wranglers, who catch rid- The Southwest Washington at 6 p.m. this evening to official- year. Sobolesky said the bull bash ers to keep them safe as they fall Fair is expecting some 90,000 ly kick off the festivities with the The theme captures the vi- marks the first time the fair has off. visitors at this year’s event, capping of the fair’s living logo, sion of organizers for the fair’s had a rodeo-style event in recent which starts today at 10 a.m. and Little Miss Friendly. future, according to manager history. please see FAIR, page Main 14 Hearing Set for Flood Two Kayakers Rescued Damage Prevention Changes on Black River Near FEMA: County agement Agency. ant with the Washington State Rochester Sunday Night Among FEMA’s recommen- Model Ordinance. The update Commission Sets Sept. dations is a suggestion that the also may help the county im- By The Chronicle tell dispatch how close they were. county’s freeboard standard 9 Hearing for Proposed prove its Community Rating A Tacoma couple found West Thurston Fire Author- be raised from 1 foot to 3 feet System, according to the Plan- themselves stranded on the ity Chief Robert Scott said the Changes to Flood above the base flood elevation. ning Commission. crews started at Laymon Road Since a FEMA representative Black River near Rochester Damage Prevention Currently the county’s 7 rat- around 10 p.m. Sunday night af- in Rochester and had to ma- visited Lewis County in 2011, ing offers a 15 percent premium neuver through thick brush and Ordinance the county Planning Commis- ter their kayaks became tangled reduction. Improving to a 6 with a fallen tree in the water. trees along the water since there By Lisa Broadt sion has followed required pub- rating would increase the pre- A 63-year-old man fell into the was no direct access. lic process via three workshops mium reduction to 20 percent. [email protected] river when his kayak capsized. He Crews found the couple at and two public hearings. The most controversial had to hold onto his companion's 10:37 p.m. The woman had no in- The public is invited to “We’ve had some good public change is FEMA’s proposed in- juries and the man was treated at kayak in the deep water while the weigh in on proposed changes input,” Community Develop- crease of the Flood Protection the scene for mild hypothermia. 60-year-old woman called 911. to Lewis County’s flood damage ment Director Lee Napier said Elevation, or freeboard, standard. Scott said the kayakers were Dispatchers used the cell- prevention ordinance at a public Monday. “It took us awhile to Though Lewis County staff not prepared for the river. The phone signal to pinpoint where hearing, which, pursuant to the get through the process but we also proposed the change, the kayakers had a late start getting the kayakers were calling from County Commission’s approval have a draft ordinance before Planning Commission’s draft into the river near Littlerock on the river. Meanwhile, West Monday, will be held Sept. 9. you with the recommendations ordinance does not increase the and started toward Rochester as Thurston Fire Authority crews The draft ordinance reflects of the Planning Commission.” standard. the sun went down. language and suggestions from The proposed update will responded and used their sirens the Federal Emergency Man- make the ordinance compli- please see FLOOD, page Main 14 and horns to have the woman please see RIVER, page Main 14

The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Weather 71st Annual Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 TONIGHT: Low 52 Blanton, Harold Follow Us on Twitter TOMORROW: High 82 Morton Hall, 85, @chronline Mostly Sunny Packwood see details on page Main 2 Ambriz, Jeanne Find Us on Facebook Loggers M. Cgrag- www.facebook.com/ Weather picture by gen, 64, thecentraliachronicle Jeremy Larson, Onalaska Centralia Elementary, Third Grade Jubilee Stacy, Edward E., 82, / Main 7 Centralia Main 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013 COMMUNITY CALENDAR / WEATHER

Community Editor’s Best Bet Free Clothing to Be Distributed at Kids’ Kloset This year’s Kids’ Kloset back- will offer free dental evalua- to-school free clothing distribu- tions; Lewis County Literacy Calendar tion for needy school children, Council will offer information Today kindergarten through high about its services to families; WHAT’S HAPPENING? school, will be held at Immanuel and Destiny Christian Center’s Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis, Lutheran in Centralia, 1209 N. Outreach will offer a free lunch 10 a.m.-10 p.m., (360) 736-6072 If you have an event you Scheuber Road, on Saturday. to the children. Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.- would like included in the Kids will receive one new Tickets will be handed out 4 p.m., downtown Chehalis, (360) 740- Community Calendar, please outfit, including jeans, shirt, the previous evening so that 1212 or email info@communityfarmers- email your information to shoes, socks, underwear and one families will have a designated market.net. [email protected]. Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors new or lightly used jacket. They time slot. Tickets for Saturday’s Include a daytime telephone will also receive grade appropri- free event will be distributed at open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 number where you can be p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 ate school supplies. the Fort Borst Park Shelter 1 on reached. In addition, age-appropriate Friday, Aug. 16, from 5 to 5:30 Public Agencies There is no charge for these hygiene kits will be available; p.m. Tickets will also be avail- Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., City listings. For questions about the Gideons will have free New able on Saturday at the church. Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, (360) Testament Bibles available in For more information, call 330-7670 calendar items, call Doug Napavine City Council, 6 p.m., Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) English, Spanish and Russian; Immanuel Lutheran Church, Napavine City Hall, 407 Birch St., (360) 807-8238. Valley View Medical Center 736-9270. 262-3547, ext. 213 Lewis County Planning Commission, meeting canceled, (360) 740-2677 Winlock PageTurners book discussion, for Libraries adults, “The Tiger’s Wife,” by Tea Obreht, 3 p.m., Salkum seating is also available for $20. Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5:230 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 p.m., Centralia Tickets, which include fair gate Organizations admission, may be purchased at Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Organizations Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, the fair office or online at: www. Support Groups Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, meeting canceled, volunteering at SWW southwestwashingtonfair.net. “Up From Grief,” for those grieving 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111½ W. Floral and Agriculture departments A beer garden will be open the loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., As- Main, Centralia, (360) 736-6852 Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., to spectators. Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Moun- Cooks Hill Road, (360) 330-2640 tain View Baptist Church, Centralia, (360) Winlock The Southwest Washington 273-3231 Napavine American Legion Post 71, 7 Fair runs Aug.13-18. Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Cooks p.m., Napavine City Hall, (360) 295-3559 According to the Southwest N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) Hill Community Church, Centralia, (360) Lewis County Beekeepers Associa- Washington Rodeo Associa- 736-9268 262-3877 tion, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, Room 103, tion, this event is the first step Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Centralia College, (360) 740-1212 in building a new, full-fledged Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck din- rodeo, to take place in Lewis (360) 748-1753, [email protected] ner 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., (360) Friday, Aug. 16 864-2023 County every year. Support Groups Oregon Bluegrass Band Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, Support Groups Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Domestic violence support group, 10 a.m.-10 p.m., (360) 736-6072 to Perform at Adna halis, sponsored by Human Response 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Network, (360) 748-6601 halis, sponsored by Human Response house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Grange NAMI Lewis County Connections Network, (360) 748-6601 Clarissa Gifford, noon-1 p.m., Jer- Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Loss of a Child Support Group, 7-8:30 p.m., emy’s Cafe, 576 W. Main St., Chehalis, The Fern Hill Bluegrass Band, Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- Providence Professional Center, (360) 748-4347 (360) 748-4417 a five-piece traditional bluegrass [email protected] Diesel Thursday, Mt. Rainier Scenic band based out of Rainier, Ore., Railroad, 12:45 and 3:30 p.m., Elbe-Min- will be performing at the Adna Thursday, Aug. 15 eral, (360) 492-5588, reservations (888) Grange Friday. STEAM11 Wednesday, Aug. 14 The doors open at 6 and the Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis, Bull Riding to Be Libraries show begins at 7 p.m. There will 10 a.m.-10 p.m., (360) 736-6072 Dig Into Art, for all ages, all day, be refreshments available during Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Featured at SWW Fair Tenino the intermission. Admission is starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Professional bull riding will PageTurners book discussion, for $10 per person. Jackson Highway, Chehalis debut at this year’s Southwest adults,“Cleopatra: A Life,” by Stacy Schiff, The Adna Grange is located Young Professionals Lewis County Net- Washington Fair under the aus- 5:30 p.m., Centralia working Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside Golf at 123 Dieckman Road, Adna. Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, (206) 293-6126 pices of the newly formed South- Public Agencies For more information, visit the Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix west Washington Rodeo Asso- Twin Transit board, 8:15 a.m., Twin band’s website at http://www. Coffeehouse, 434 NW Prindle St., Cheha- ciation. Thirty professional bull Transit office, 212 E. Locust St., Centralia, fernhillbluegrass.com/ lis, (360) 740-0492 riders from across the region (360) 330-2072 Public Agencies will square off against 36 bulls. Organizations Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis, The “2013 South Sound 10 a.m.-11 p.m., (360) 736-6072 Riverside Fire Authority Governance Bull Bash” gets underway at 7 American Legion Post 508, potluck Historic Lewis County Farmers Mar- Board, 5 p.m., Fords Prairie station, 1818 and meeting, 6 p.m., Onalaska First p.m. Thursday in front of the ket, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of North Harrison Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-3975 Church of God Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) grandstand. General seating in Onalaska American Legion Post 508, 736-8977 Libraries the grandstand is $15; grand- 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalas- Dig Into Art, for all ages, all day, stand box seats are $20. Arena ka First Church of God, (360) 978-5368 please see CALENDAR, page Main 9

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Aug. 13, 2013 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 51.73 65.0 0.00 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. L 80s 73.05 85.0 -0.03 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 1.77 10.5 -0.08 H 50s Cowlitz at Randle L 40s Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 4.53 18.0 +0.02 L 30s 81º 52º 82º 54º 79º 53º 75º 53º 74º 52º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 2.61 ---- 0.00 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:08 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:24 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 75 Moonrise ...... 1:37 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 57 73/54 93/61 Moonset...... 11:33 p.m. Normal High ...... 80 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low...... 54 66/52 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ..... 100 in 1977 Seattle Anchorage 67/52 mc 66/52 mc Record Low...... 43 in 1931 75/57 Boise 92/60 s 96/60 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 80/62 t 78/58 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 82/52 92/60 8/14 8/20 8/28 9/5 Dallas 100/80 s 90/73 t Month to date ...... 0.09" Tacoma Honolulu 91/76 s 90/76 s Normal month to date ...0.34" Centralia 78/56 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 103/78 s 103/79 s Year to date...... 16.00" 81/52 Yakima Nashville 87/66 t 84/62 pc Normal year to date ....26.01" Chehalis Allergen Today Wednesday Phoenix 107/80 s 108/84 s 93/64 Longview 83/52 Trees Low None St. Louis 83/63 pc 79/58 s Salt Lake City 94/73 s 95/74 s Area Conditions 81/56 Grass None None We Want Your Photos Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Low None San Francisco 69/55 s 69/54 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 85/67 t 80/61 s Portland 84/57 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 83/59 88/64 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 113/79 s 112/78 s New Delhi 89/77 t 87/77 t City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 92/74 s 90/74 pc Paris 74/51 cl 75/56 mc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 75/55 s 77/55 s Spokane 90/59 s 94/61 s London 71/52 pc 75/59 mc Rio de Janeiro 89/67 s 77/62 sh cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 63/53 pc 63/53 pc Tri Cities 93/63 s 97/63 s Mexico City 77/54 t 77/54 t Rome 88/68 s 87/69 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 82/52 s 82/53 s Wenatchee 94/66 s 97/68 s Moscow 78/61 s 74/59 sh Sydney 72/50 s 77/49 pc

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"And now our roads are deterio- rating." Repairing the streets in Cen- tralia is a top priority for the City Council. However, with only enough funds for two out of 17 proposed projects, the streets continue to decay. Ashmore said he decided last year the city needed to go back to chip sealing as a way to Pete Caster / [email protected] save money and keep the streets Oil is sprayed onto Haviland Street as Centralia Public Works road crews begin the process of chip sealing the street on Thursday afternoon in Centralia. from cracking, which can lead to potholes. "Chip sealing is the best tool we have to use to maintain the roads," Ashmore said. "Grind and repaving may look more ‘‘We will get streets aesthetically pleasing, but it is back to a better about six to 10 times more ex- pensive than just a chip seal." condition than they The crews hope to chip seal six miles of roads this month. have been in the past.’’ Chip sealing is a surface treatment in which the pave- Kim Ashmore ment is sprayed with an oil and Centralia street and then immediately covered with stormwater manager aggregate and rolled flat. Ashmore said he reallocated funds from graveling streets and Avenue, Kresky Avenue between put it into the chip seal program. The total cost for the chip sealing Summa Street and the viaduct this year is about $70,000, he said. and the parking lot at Fort Borst Public works is saving Park. money by renting the equip- Ashmore is already planning ment and trucks from Chehalis more chip sealing for roads in Public Works for about $4,000, the coming years to make it an which is much less than buying annual project. the equipment new for about "The City Council has said its $450,000, Ashmore said. main priority is to fix the streets," Crews will continue to chip Ashmore said. "It's what they seal roads around Centralia for want us to do and we need to about two more weeks, includ- continue to do this. We will get Centralia Public Works manager Kim Ashmore points to problem areas on Haviland Street where cracks have occurred prior ing on Johnson Road between streets back to a better condition to a public works crew chip sealing the road on Thursday afternoon in Centralia. Harrison Avenue and Reynolds than they have been in the past." Increased Centralia Police Patrols Catch 131 Distracted Drivers By The Chronicle ing the emphasis patrol, which result in a $124 fine. The law, in “For those who received a citation not appearing on their The Centralia Police Depart- ended on Saturday. effect since 2007, became a pri- ticket for improper use of cell- driving record or be reported to ment pulled over more than 200 Since January, officers have mary offense in 2012. phones while driving, they their insurance carrier,” Centra- drivers during one month of in- issued 183 traffic tickets for cell- Almost one third of the fatal may qualify for attendance at lia Police Chief Bob Berg said. creased emphasis patrols focused phone and texting violations. traffic collisions in Washing- the Centralia Municipal Court The traffic school curricu- on those using cellphones without Texting or talking on a cell- ton state since 2007 occurred Traffic School, which, if all con- lum has been expanded to in- hands-free devices while driving. phone while driving is illegal in because one of the individuals ditions for attendance and prop- clude much more information Officers issued 131 citations Washington without a hands- involved was a distracted driver, er driving during a probationary on the dangers of texting or cell- for improper cellphone use dur- free device. Either violation can according to the department. period are met, may result in the phone use while driving. Chehalis Joins Lewis County in New Aerial Mapping System By The Chronicle three years. and Yakima, already use the sys- between the Lewis County As- Lewis County Public Works The Chehalis City Council The mapping technology al- tem, which was developed and sessor's Office, Lewis County Director Tim Elsea gave a pre- agreed on Monday night to join lows users to measure the height, is maintained by Pictometry In- Public Works, the sheriff's office, sentation to the City Council on Lewis County and other local location and elevation of build- ternational Corp., a private, New the Department of Emergency Monday night to show the ben- ings and property, all in three- York-based company. Management, the Lewis County efits of the program. entities in a new aerial mapping dimensions. The data for Pictometry is Public Utility District, the city The program can help build- system, known as Pictometry. The program is commonly gathered via low-altitude fly- of Centralia and Tacoma Power ing inspectors see the dimen- The City Council voted 6-0 used by all areas of government, overs. and now the city of Chehalis. sions of a lot from their office or in favor of entering a cost shar- including police, fire, public Lewis County plans to have The City Council considered a firefighter to prepare for what ing partnership with Lewis works and community develop- one flyover every three years for the program at its last council the landscape looks like on the County for the Pictometry im- ment. the next nine years. The flyovers meeting, but some councilors way to a fire. agery and software services. Neighboring counties, such cost about $157,000. said the technology was just an "We see this as a cost saving The city will pay $13,799 over as Thurston, Cowlitz, Pierce The expense will be spread expensive toy. and efficient tool," Elsea said.

News in Brief Logging Truck Strikes damage to the pole. The bid amount for the proj- on both the beautification and attacked and chased off a man The driver was not injured ect is $684,000. the overlay projects simultane- who had knocked the woman Pole, Closes Reynolds and no power outages were re- The beautification and over- ously this year. down in an attempt to grab her ported. lay project will improve the look The engineering estimate for cellphone. Avenue and Pearl Centralia City Light crews of Chehalis Avenue by repair- the project was $472,486, nearly The Daily News of Longview Street Intersection worked with the Washington ing the street and adding new $200,000 less than what the city reported the 22-year-old woman State Department of Transpor- By The Chronicle benches, trees, plants and rain awarded on Monday night. The was not seriously hurt. She was tation, which owns the stop light gardens. higher bid amount is due to the jogging with two dogs on a trail A logging truck clipped a pole. The city first received a extensive traffic control, includ- along the Cowlitz River dike utility pole with its trailer at $90,860 grant from the State ing flaggers and signage, that is when a man jumped out of the Reynolds Avenue and Pearl planned to keep the street open Street in Centralia around 10 Contractor Selected Transportation Enhance- bushes last Thursday evening. a.m. Monday morning, causing ment Program in 2010 for the during the entire project. Police say one of the dogs at- the pole and a stop light to fall for Chehalis Avenue beautification of Chehalis Av- tacked and the man ran off. into the intersection. Beautification Project enue from North Street to Park Police: Castle Now police are warning The intersection of Reynolds Street. walkers and joggers to be alert Avenue and Pearl Street was By The Chronicle The city then received a sec- Rock Jogger’s Dog on the popular river trail system. closed in all directions while The Chehalis City Council ond grant from the Washington They say the man was described crews repaired the damaged on Monday night approved the State Improvement Board worth Defends Her as shirtless and shoeless with pole and stop light. construction contract for the $282,741 for a grind and overlay CASTLE ROCK (AP) — Po- shaggy blond hair and scruffy The accident caused minor Chehalis Avenue beautification of Chehalis Avenue from Main lice in the Southwest Wash- facial hair. damage to the logging truck, but and overlay project to Nova Street to Pacific Avenue. ington community of Castle A police dog searched the managed to cause significant Contracting Inc., Olympia. Nova Contracting will work Rock say a female jogger’s dog area unsuccessfully. Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013

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By The Chronicle No one was injured when a single-story house on the 2800 block of Russell Road in Cen- tralia caught fire early Monday morning. When Riverside Fire Author- ity crews responded at about 3:30 a.m., the fire was coming out of the doors and windows of the house. The fire destroyed the laundry room, kitchen and din- ing room. There is smoke dam- age throughout the rest of the house. One occupant home at the time was able to escape the fire. The Chehalis Fire Depart- ment and the West Thurston Fire Authority responded with the RFA. Crews had the fire un- der control by 6:25 a.m. The cause of the fire is still being investigated. The house is not a total loss, but damages are still being determined, accord- ing to the RFA.

Pete Caster / [email protected] Right: The front side of a house on the 2800 block of Russell Road in Centralia that caught ire early Monday morning. See more photos at Chronline.com. Mount St. Helens’ Bluegrass Festival Rocks Toledo By Lisa Broadt [email protected] More than 150 attendees on ‘‘We’ve made enough Sunday gathered in the Toledo High School cafeteria for the money that there will 29th Annual Mount St. Hel- be a 30th festival.’’ ens' Bluegrass Festival, an event that's as much a music lovers' re- union as it is a concert. General Cothren Bands and artists at the president of Washington Bluegrass three-day event included Don Association, event organizer Rigsby, Mark Phillips, the Oly Mountain Boys, Money Creek Mining Co., North Country and "We've made enough money Great Northern Planes. that there will be a 30th festival," Emcees for the weekend were he said Sunday. Dean Richardson, Ruth Ann The Washington Bluegrass Hocking and Sandra Sangren. Association is a nonprofit corpo- Live music started at 5 p.m. ration founded in 1982. on Friday and noon on Saturday. Its purpose, according to in- The bluegrass music per- formation on its website, is to formed at Sunday’s free con- promote, encourage, foster and cert was in a traditional style cultivate the preservation and and included many gospel understanding, enjoyment and hymns. support of bluegrass and other Lee Bate, Hillsboro, Ore., closely related music in the who has been attending the fes- United States. tival with his wife Dolores for Lisa Broadt / [email protected] 25 years, said he prefers the tra- The Money Creek Mining Company on Sunday performs at the 29th Annual Mt. St. Helens Bluegrass Festival in Toledo. ditional music; both traditional SEE MORE PHOTOS and more modern music are the campsite at night. ton, who has been attending for Bluegrass Association and Visit www.chronline.com performed at the festival "It's all about the camara- six years, described it: "It's like a one of the event's organizers, see more full color photos of Many attend, he said, not for derie," the lifelong music lover big family." said attendance was high on the 29th Annual Mount St. Hel- the scheduled concerts but for said. General Cothren, presi- Thursday but dipped slightly ens’ Bluegrass Festival. the jamming that takes place at Or, as John Baker, Bremer- dent of the Washington on Friday. News in Brief Tenino Family Injured in 39, three miles east of Doty. The the car crashed to the right and hit Rollover on State Route 6 an embankment. The car then August 9 - August 15 now has Carports! rolled and came to a rest on its By The Chronicle Monsters University See us at the fair! roof. The car was destroyed in $3 • G the accident. A 37-year-old Tenino man 11:30am & 2:30pm (No Sat.) • Locally manufactured along with three other family Sarah I. Beigh, 37, Tenino, a Star Trek Into Darkness • Custom sizes members — including a 4-year- passenger in the car, was trans- $3 • PG-13 • Portable

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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Two Honored for ‘Operation Big Bottom Bust’ Working undercover buying “Above and Beyond” award. windows of an outbuilding were ing our community a safer place methamphetamine from drug Our Views The bust started with a sim- covered with sheets. The raid to live by getting these individu- dealers based in East Lewis by two Lewis County Sheriff’s ple traffic stop by Lauer. The must have been tense as the of- als off the street.” County is a risky endeavor. Office employees. person was convinced to offer ficers knew they were dealing Humphrey, in exhibiting the East Lewis County citizens information about East County with turbulent criminals, with a teamwork needed to infiltrate Deputy Brian Lauer and are known for a propensity to drug sales, and Lauer and Hum- high likelihood that some were and then bust a drug ring, told own guns. Meth use creates Detective Jeff Humphrey were phrey made a total of 14 drug hopped up on meth. the county commissioners “Op- wild paranoia and bizarre, un- instrumental in what has been purchases from multiple dealers Seven of the suspected drug eration Big Bottom Bust” was a predictable behavior. It’s a vola- dubbed the June 7 “Operation over several months. dealers were eventually charged team effort. tile mix. Big Bottom Bust” (the valley in The drug raid hit five homes with two counts of selling meth. Imagine the adrenaline Add the threat of a drug the area of Randle is called the in the area of Randle. Agencies Delivery of meth is a class B rushing through law enforce- dealer forcibly being taken into Big Bottom). taking part included the Lewis felony with a maximum fine of ment personnel as they raided custody by law enforcement to As detailed in a story in County Sheriff’s Office, Morton $25,000 and 10 years in prison. the homes, fully aware of the the situation, knowing he or she today’s Chronicle, Lauer and Police, the Department of Cor- Hopefully they’ll be behind risk to life and limb. faces years in prison. Humphrey, along with others rections and the Pacific County bars for a good length of time. We thank Lauer and Hum- On Monday, the Lewis from law enforcement, nabbed Task Force, with about 25 total Lewis County Commission- phrey in particular, and also County commissioners recog- 11 people involved in the meth law enforcement personnel in- er Edna Fund, in handing out the law enforcers across Lewis nized the danger undertaken drug trade. For their efforts, volved. the award, thanked the officers County for their efforts in pre- and the bravery demonstrated they were honored with the At one of the houses the for their police work and “mak- serving the peace. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Meeting Is Tonight for Friends of Toledo Library If you live in Toledo and want to check out library items, “I’ve always supported you must pay $82 for a nonresi- dent card and travel to another libraries, which city. But if Toledo voters approve provide everyone a ballot measure Nov. 5, they with equal access can check out books, ebooks, movies and mini-series at more to knowledge and than two dozen libraries in five counties for half that cost. opportunities.” If approved, they’ll join residents throughout unincor- nothing compares to gathering porated Lewis County and the as a family to share an imagina- cities of Centralia, Chehalis and tive story. When my daughter Morton as part was looking for books, I pulled of the Timber- out “Johnny Tremain.” I loved land Regional that 1943 novel by Esther Library System, Forbes that first introduced me supporting to Paul Revere and the Boston the program Tea Party. I reread it. through prop- A love of reading, or at erty taxes of least the ability to read, opens about 41 cents doors to success in life. Lack of COMMENTARY: Do the Math, Mr. President for every $1,000 By Julie McDonald literacy can lead to failure and of assessed frustration. And in the 21st cen- property value. That means tury, it’s a shame we have any the owners of a $100,000 home illiteracy in this nation. Encourage Traditional Upbringings would pay $41 a year. Winlock, Without access to a library, which pays $28,400 a year to outside of what’s offered at and Discipline for ‘Income Equality’ TRL for library services, also is school, Toledo students face considering annexation into the disadvantages compared with As President Obama heads children living in female-head- system. peers in neighboring communi- for a nice vacation at Martha’s ed households are poor. That’s Toledo library supporters ties — and even in rural areas Vineyard, a place of wealth, I compared to a poverty rate of America offers the will meet at 6:30 tonight at the outside town. want him to work on a simple 11 percent for kids living in a Morgan Arts Center on Plo- The Timberland Regional math calculation. One of the married-couple situation. most people the mondon Road to strategize. Bill Library System was formed in major themes of the president’s The out-of-wedlock birth best opportunity to and Pat Caldwell sparked this 1968 after a four-year, feder- administration is that there is rate for African-Americans is year’s campaign by generously ally funded demonstration a tremendous problem of “in- close to 73 percent. For Hispan- pursue happiness. offering their former Toledo project. All Lewis County cities come inequality” in this nation ics, it’s 53 percent; for whites, Pharmacy building as a library, and towns — except Chehalis that must be addressed. 29 percent. And sadly, most of That’s why millions and the Ramsey family agreed — participated in the project, Obama’s solution is to these children are growing up of illegal immigrants to pay for renovations. Lewis where bookmobiles based at redistribute without fathers in the home. County commissioners decided Centralia traveled to outlying income using So where is the national have poured into last month to ask Toledo voters communities. seizure tac- campaign to discourage women the country — most in November whether they want In November 1968, rural tics. His plan from having babies out of wed- to join the 475,000 residents al- residents in Thurston, Grays is to have the lock? Is the Department of Edu- of them poor. They ready served by the five-county Harbor, Mason, Pacific and federal govern- cation doing anything about library system. Lewis counties voted to form ment provide that? The media? Anyone? believe they have a I’ve always supported librar- a regional library district. At subsidies for Back in 1992, then Vice shot at improving ies, which provide everyone that time, Lewis County pro- those with low President Dan Quayle derided with equal access to knowledge vided no county library service, incomes by By Bill O’Reilly a TV character named Murphy themselves and opportunities. As a kid, although city libraries existed taking money Brown (played by Candice Ber- whenever we moved to a new in Centralia, Chehalis, Morton from business and the affluent. gen) for having a baby outside of economically. town — whether in Iowa, Colo- and Winlock. The measure The problem is that high taxa- marriage. Quayle was mocked rado or Vancouver, Wash. — passed comfortably in four tion restrains economic expan- unmercifully by the elite media Mom always took us to the local counties, but squeaked by with sion and inhibits the country and the salon set. library for story time. a 621-vote margin in Lewis from creating new avenues of But Quayle was right. Ac- The traditional Ameri- can family has always been After moving to Washing- County, according to “A His- wealth. If the affluent spend less cording to the U.S. Census, 34 the foundation for success in ton in the early 1970s, every tory of Timberland Regional and business invests less in ex- percent of unwed mothers do America. But now it is being night all six of us kids plopped Library.” pansion and development, wag- not work, and that is driving destroyed in some precincts. on couches, chairs or the floor After cities were allowed to es for workers stagnate because abject poverty. Welfare programs and public to listen as Mom read aloud annex into TRL in 1977, many there is heavy competition for America offers the most schooling will never overcome from a book called “Young local communities joined, in- jobs. people the best opportunity to disadvantage on the home Mac of Fort Vancouver,” a 1940 cluding Centralia, Chehalis, The president does not pursue happiness. That’s why front. It is time for Obama to children’s historical novel writ- Morton, Bucoda and Tenino. seem to understand that. millions of illegal immigrants lead. The way to foster “income ten by Mary Jane Carr. What If interested in learning But the core problem of have poured into the country -- equality” is to encourage tra- a treat! We lived in the same more about the Toledo library “income inequality” stems from most of them poor. They believe ditional upbringings and disci- town where this fictional mixed effort, contact the Caldwells at failure to seize opportunity. If they have a shot at improving pline. blood fur trader interacted with (360) 864-6757 or Mike and Di an American is insufficiently themselves economically. Just do the math, Mr. Presi- John McLoughlin and others Morgan at (360) 864-4342. educated and does not develop But children living in pov- ••• dent. at Fort Vancouver. Nothing in- useful skills, he or she will not erty without fathers to guide ••• spires the imagination as much Julie McDonald, a personal his- be able to earn much money in them are at a strong disadvan- torian and former journalist who Veteran TV news anchor Bill as a good novel. lives in Toledo, owns Chapters of the marketplace. And little is tage in our competitive society. O’Reilly is host of the Fox News show Not long ago, perusing Cen- Life, a company dedicated to pre- being done about that. Obama’s solution is to throw “The O’Reilly Factor” and author tralia’s library shelves, I spied serving family stories. She may be So here’s the math deal, Mr. as much money as he can into of the book “Pinheads and Patri- that book, checked it out, and reached at memorybooks@chapter- President. Right now, approxi- programs to help these kids. But ots: Where You Stand in the Age of reread it. Although still good, soflife.com. mately 48 percent of American that will never work. Obama.”

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By Lisa Broadt [email protected] STRADDLING THE LINE BETWEEN This is not your parents’ pot: the parking lot and the collec- Butane hash oil, a marijuana tive garden’s warehouse, Luttrell concentrate, is about 6 to 9 times held an 18-inch glass vial filled as potent and nearly 30 times as with discarded remnants of can- expensive as the product ingest- nabis and blasted it with a steady ed in the 1960s and ‘70s. stream of butane. And it’s now readily available As the colorless, highly flam- — for those with medical mari- mable gas filled the beaker, the juana cards — at a Rochester liquified pot began to drip into collective garden. a glass casserole dish, floating in The medical marijuana pro- water warmed by a hot plate. ducer and distributer, outside The flow trickled off. Luttrell Centralia, has been producing the blew into the container, forcing out waxy yellow concentrate for a little the last drops of liquid, and soon, over five months. Lately, they’ve the shallow layer of blond liquid, been struggling to meet the rapidly not enough to fully cover the bot- growing demand for the product, tom of the pan, began to congeal. often referred to as BHO. Underwood and Luttrell “If we had it, it would go,” Mi- kept the dish in the hot plate. chael Luttrell, an employee at the The swimming pool-warm wa- collective, said. “We sell it as quick ter surrounding the dish helps as we can get it on the shelves.” to purge the BHO of butane, Customers aren’t necessarily they said. who you would expect, according An organic compound, bu- to David Underwood, a volunteer. tane is most often used in gasoline “There’s a lot of people out blending; it also can be found in there who use the BHO. You’d household items such as cigarette think it would mostly be the lighters and aerosol sprays. younger crowd, but it’s more Inhalation of butane at high of the younger crowd making concentrations — when huffed for it, and more of the middle aged a recreational high, for example — crowd using it.” can cause euphoria, asphyxiation Price could be one factor in and, in some cases, heart attack determining who can buy the and sudden cardiac death. product. Underwood and Luttrell say At $35-50 a gram — the state they are extremely careful when plans to sell pot commercially at using butane. They don’t make $12 a gram — BHO may be cost- BHO indoors, and they don’t prohibitive for younger people. allow flames or cigarettes any- The product’s’ potency could where close to their workstation. be another factor. Other producers, however, Pot available at collective have not been so careful. Earlier this year, the Fed- gardens or sold on the street Pete Caster / [email protected] typically contains 5 to 10 per- eral Emergency Management Agency issued a warning to first Michael Luttrell, left, blasts butane into a tube full of marijuana, as David Underwood looks on while the pair produce butane- cent THC, the psychoactive ele- hash oil outside of Centralia on Wednesday afternoon. ment of marijuana. responders, in response to a rash BHO typically is 50 to 70 of BHO-caused fires. percent THC and can be as high “Initial explosions can lead to the better. It’s a way cleaner hit, it on par with, or greater to, those ago, while serving in the military. as 85 percent THC, according to secondary explosions and fires,” will be almost straight THC.” caused by heavy marijuana use, a Though the man has five the Luttrell. FEMA said in the warning state- “Butane is less dangerous than habit that, according to Eugenia compound fractures in his lower It doesn’t take much BHO ment. “In states with legalized use if you were lighting a cigarette,” he Center Director Niston Franco, back, he won’t have surgery. to get extremely — and often and availability of medical mari- went on. “You’re inhaling more medical professionals are increas- “I’d rather be in pain and uncomfortably — high, the em- juana, these incidents appear to be butane off of a cigarette than you ingly identifying as an addiction. walking than paralyzed,” he said. ployee said. increasing. In some of these states would just taking a vapor dab off As the director of the Euge- The customer at the Roch- “The first time I ever smoked the legality of the actual produc- of BHO, so it’s a lot less dangerous nia Center, an addiction treat- ester collective starting using BHO I got messed up. I got tion process is still in debate.” than what people think.” ment facility, Franco sees “tons BHO a month ago. messed up,” he said. Once the liquid had turned For Luttrell and Underwood, of people” addicted to pot. BHO, he said, is more effec- “My first one I broke into a into a waxy solid, Luttrell began the process of making BHO seems “A lot of them have permis- tive than marijuana. cold sweat and didn’t get up off to scrape the product from the to be an artistic endeavor — and sion to use. Having medical “It’s not that it takes away the that couch for 20 minutes,” Un- baking dish; the scraping pro- the end product a masterpiece. marijuana cards makes it much pain, but it numbs it — the in- derwood added, pointing to a cess helps to release more of the “Oh look at that pretty little easier to abuse pot,” Franco said. tensity, the stinging,” he said. couch in the back corner of the butane, he said. thing,” Underwood said, gazing “Of course there are some peo- But, Franco said, it’s that warehouse. “I would never give a After it’s collected, Under- at the three and half grams of ple who really need it, but the potency that makes BHO par- big hit to an inexperienced user.” wood and Luttrell will let the BHO they produced. excuse about 80 percent of the ticularly dangerous; once a user Imagine a grain of rice. product sit under a low-grade “She’s starting to wax up al- time is they take it for pain.” is used to 85 percent THC, it’s Halve it. Then halve each half — heat lamp and then will place it ready,” Luttrell said. “She’s beau- One medical marijuana card hard to go back to 15. that’s about the size of the “dab” in a vacuum chamber — both tiful.” holder visiting the collective, “I usually hear ‘it’s better than he would give to a first-time measures are designed to extract who asked that his name not being on opiates,’” Franco said, user, Underwood said. the remaining butane. IF MARIJUANA IS A GATEWAY DRUG, be printed, said BHO is the one “but in both there are physical “When they come in to buy a “We want to get it down to BHO is through the threshold substance that has reduced his and psychological withdrawals, dab, we control how much goes about 200 parts per million,” Lu- and a mile down the road. debilitating pain — pain he’s had not just in cessation, but when on,” the volunteer said. “If it’s ttrell said. “The lower the butane Its potency presents problems since he broke his back, 20 years use is decreased.” CH500621cz.ke Main 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT ‘John Doe’ Arrested Graffiti truck crashed into a 1995 Chrys- his 1985 Chevrolet pickup into • An unidentified Hispanic • A resident on the 500 block ler Town and Country, which a speed limit sign and fence on DUI With Kids in the Car then crashed into a 2011 Dodge the 100 block of Kangas Road man from Seattle was booked of West Pine Street reported - • Mary A. Orlik, 25, of Cen- into the Lewis County Jail as graffiti painted on a fence at 10 Nitro on Northwest Cham in Toledo at 7:45 p.m. Sunday. tralia, was arrested and booked John Doe for alleged disorderly p.m. on Saturday. ber Way and Northwest State Bircher suffered minor cuts and into jail for suspicion of driv- conduct and providing false Avenue at 3 p.m. Friday. The his 36-year-old female passenger ing under the influence and two information to police after he Protection Order Violation 62-year-old driver of the Town was uninjured. - - counts of reckless endanger walked into a women’s restroom • Alicia D. Sullivan, 30, Cen and Country reported cuts and Harassment ment after police pulled her over on the 200 block of N. Railroad tralia, was arrested and booked a bump on his forehead. • Henry Herrera-Mon- on the 100 block of East Maple Avenue while a female was in- in connection to a violation of tealegre, 27, Centralia, was ar- Street at 2:10 a.m. Tuesday. Orlik side. When being questioned, it a protection order on the 300 LEWIS COUNTY SHERIff’S OffICE had two children in the car with was determined that the name block of North Tower Avenue at rested and booked for felony her and was allegedly intoxicat- 11:51 p.m. Friday. Burglary harassment at 12:25 p.m. Sunday on his documents appeared to - ed. be fake and he would not pro- • Phillip J. Reimer, 33, Cen • Deputies took a report of a on the 1600 block of Windsor tralia, was issued a summons for Avenue in Centralia for alleged- Residential Burglary vide his correct name, according burglary Friday on the 200 block to police. violation of a protection order. of Drews Prairie Road in To- ly threatening to kill his 39-year- • Officers took a report of a ledo. Sometime between 12:30 old neighbor and approaching burglary on the 1000 block of Assault Damaged Mailbox and 9:30 p.m., someone entered the neighbor’s residence with a Scammon Creek Road at 10:51 • Sabrina L. Yocom, 21, Cen- • A mailbox was reported the house and stole a Nintendo knife. a.m. Monday. Someone entered tralia, was issued a summons for damaged at 3:37 p.m. Sunday on Wii, an iPad, a Canon camera the unlocked apartment and alleged fourth-degree assault at Vehicle Prowl the 900 block of Orton Street. and equipment, two laptops and stole about $100, an iPod and 2:06 a.m. Saturday on the 300 • A 73-year-old Vader man clothing. The total loss is $1,600. several pieces of jewelry. Marijuana Violation block of North Tower Avenue. reported someone entered his The investigation is ongoing. • A 17-year-old girl from Se- unlocked pickup truck Satur- • A 78-year-old Morton Violation of Protection Order attle was referred to the prosecu- day morning on the 800 block of CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT woman called police Monday • Hanna M. Scholler, 19, tor’s office for alleged possession Ninth Street in Vader and stole a evening to report a burglary on of Centralia, was arrested and of marijuana at 8:54 p.m. Satur- Theft GPS unit, an electric tire gauge the 400 block of Dodge Road booked into the Lewis County day on the 200 block of North • Someone siphoned 35 gal- and keys to an RV trailer. The - that occurred earlier in the day. Jail for allegedly violating a pro Tower Avenue. lons of gasoline from a flatbed total loss is about $140. tection order on the 500 block of About $3,500 worth of jewelry truck parked on the 100 block - Assault South Tower Avenue at 1:12 p.m. Meth Possession of Southeast Ninth Street at 9:26 was reportedly stolen. The in Monday. • Austin Wenner, 20, Bonney a.m. Friday. vestigation is ongoing. • Dawayne C. McCash, 50, • Cody D. McAdam, 21, of Lake, was arrested and booked • A live animal trap was re- Motorcycle Spill Silver Creek, was arrested at 6:50 Rochester, was arrested and for alleged possession of meth- p.m. Sunday on the 1200 block ported stolen on the 900 block • A 25-year-old man from booked into jail for allegedly vi- amphetamine and providing of Southwest 18th Street at 12:24 of state Route 122 in Silver Creek olating a protection order at 1:43 false information to a police offi- Olympia was transported to for allegedly assaulting a police p.m. Friday. Morton General Hospital for in- p.m. Monday on the 500 block of cer at 9 a.m. Saturday on the 200 • Scott K. Amidon, 34, Che- sergeant. McCash’s family called South Tower Avenue. block of North Tower Avenue. juries after he lost control of his the sergeant to the residence to halis, was cited and released for 2001 Yamaha motorcycle while allegedly stealing car keys on the report that McCash was acting Damaged Vehicles Theft riding over bumps in the road 100 block of Market Boulevard disorderly. When the sergeant at milepost 14 on Skate Creek • Two vehicles on the 1100 • A charcoal colored BMX at 1:59 p.m. Friday. talked with McCash, he ap- block of North Washington Av- bicycle with red rims was re- Road in Packwood at 11:30 a.m. peared intoxicated and slapped enue sustained damage that ap- ported stolen from the front of Assault Friday. the sergeant on the left shoul- - pears to have been caused by a the Centralia Timberland Li • A 35-year-old from Des- Hit and Run der. He then started pushing the paintball gun and a BB gun. The brary at 4:02 p.m. Saturday. ert Hot Springs, Calif., report- sergeant and kicked him several • Shea R. Slater, 21, Chehalis, case, which was reported at 2:26 • Someone cut down a tree edly tried to grab his 34-year-old times while being arrested, ac- was cited for hit and run after p.m. Monday, is still under in- on city property on the 1000 girlfriend from Chehalis by the cording to the sheriff’s office. crashing his 2001 Kia Optima vestigation. block of Seminary Hill Road neck and choke her on the 400 McCash then allegedly head- into a guardrail and post on the and took the wood, according to block of Southwest Cascade Av- butted the sergeant and made Trespassing 100 block of Twin Oaks Road a report at 9:01 a.m. Friday. enue at 7:37 p.m. Sunday. When threats. McCash was admitted - in Chehalis at 7:57 p.m. Friday. • Willard A. Scott, 37, Cen • Gas was reported stolen he left, he apparently stole her into the hospital for injuries and Slater apparently fled the scene tralia, was arrested and booked on the 1200 block of Kayu Lane gun and cellphone. Police were will be released for booking. - on foot before being contacted into jail for suspicion of tres Road at 11:40 a.m. Friday. unable to locate the man, who is ••• passing after he went to a store a convicted felon and registered and cited. - By The Chronicle Staff on the 1100 block of Harrison Burglary sex offender. • Brian T. Bircher, 44, Win - Avenue where he had been told • Two revolvers were report lock, was arrested and booked Please call news reporter Stepha- not to return at 7:46 p.m. Mon- ed stolen from a residence on the Crash for negligent driving, hit and nie Schendel with news tips. She can day. Scott also refused to leave 1600 block of Sunset Way at 7:23 • A 22-year-old Centralia run and driving with a sus- be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- when officers asked him to. p.m. Saturday. man driving a 1995 Ford pickup pended license after crashing [email protected]. Chehalis Building Permits In Remembrance The following individuals and $100,000 or more: businesses were issued a build- get FLORENCE MARIE JOHNSON ing permit in Chehalis during • Homestreet Development, new sin- July with a construction value gle-family residence, 156 Harold Drive, $126,660 Florence Marie Johnson, Rile Club, Fords Prairie and your passed away at age 94, Scott Lake Garden Clubs and Thursday, June 27, 2013. St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Centralia Business Licenses She was born Oct. 6, 1918 to Marie worked with Cub, Business licenses issued in (360) 736-1776 G. Ralph and Olive (Kinne) Brownies and Girl Scouts. • McCarty Construction, (360) foot Alverson. She graduated She was a school cook at Centralia during July: 623-3486 Need a job and need one fast? Start your from Centralia High School. Fords Prairie, Washington • Affordable Taxi, (701) 578-5637 • Radiance Skin Care, 110 W. Pine St., search with the Classii eds. Page through Marie was preceded in Elementary and the Junior • Big Rock Construction, (360) (360) 304-3840 our of listings or search on our Web death by husband, Wilton H. High schools. 754-2219 • Rainier General, (360) 400-0740 site for a position in a specii c location. Johnson. A celebration of life will • Calypso Window Washing, (360) • Tiki Tap House, 404 N. Tower Browse through the Classii eds today! She is survived by be held Saturday, Aug. 17, 269-44907 • Tough Dirt Landscape Design, (360) son, Howard (Dixie) 2013 at 1:00 p.m. at the • Comcast Business Premise Manage- 508-6386 Johnson; granddaughter, Centralia-Chehalis Vintage ment, (215) 286-3300 • Tri-County Construction Inc., (360) Lori Johnson; and great- Auto Club, 17534 Pendleton • Effortless Adventures, (360) 790-9432 grandson, Jack Roy. St. SW, Rochester, WA 98579 269-4263 in the Marie was very active in • Unique Beautique, 110 W. Pine St., • Enviro-Clean Equipment Inc., (503) (360) 520-5085 the Order of Eastern Star, To view the obituary, please 491-3393 Centralia-Chehalis Vintage go to chronline.com/obituaries. • Western Steel & Supply Inc., (360) Auto Club, the Centralia • Independence Printing, 712 W. Main, 532-6760 door Lewis County Building Permits The following individuals and • Patrick and Alison Kotenberg, new businesses were issued a building single-family residence, 258 Romerman In Remembrance Road, Chehalis, $132,492. permit with a value of $100,000 • Walter and Gale Olsen, new single- ruby marlene blum Collison or more in Lewis County during family residence, 227 Cougar Lane, To- July: ledo, $150,540. She enjoyed her garden, • Onalaska School District 300, heat growing the most beautiful • Richard and Michelle Wall, new sin- pumps for high school, 540 Carlisle Ave., lilies which were a source of gle-family residence, 104 Richer Drive, Onalaska, $289,205. Packwood, $120,172. great joy. She also enjoyed • Onalaska School District 300, boiler music, baking, writing, • Eric Owen, one-bedroom addition replacement for elementary and mid- and shop addition to 1920s home, 282 dle school, 540 Carlisle Ave., Onalaska, poetry, ceramics and reading. Russell Road, Winlock, $124,764. $180,387. Ruby had an extreme love • Dan and Colleen Bierman, addition • Morton School District 214, boiler of animals, always having a to existing home, 283 Brown Road E., and controls upgrade for school district, dog, or two or three, by her Chehalis, $166,685. 152 Westlake Ave., Morton, $437,000. The Chronicle side. 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia • Byron Bates, new single-family • Pe Ell School District 301, boiler and Ruby was preceded in death residence, 2138 U.S. Highway 12, Ethel, HVAC replacement for school district, www.chronline.com by both parents and brother, $137,525 519 Second St., Pe Ell, $533,561. (360) 807-8203 James. She is survived by her two daughters, Lisa Death Notices will follow at Claquato Cemetery, Che- Keno: 01-06-17-22-28-30-32-33-37- Dorn and Ingrid Bellissimo; halis. Arrangements are under the direc- 40-41-43-48-49-58-60-70-72-74-75 brothers, Fred (Doddie) • HAROLD HALL BLANTON, 85, Packwood, tion of Sticklin. and Paul (Shyrl); sisters, died Friday, Aug. 2, at home. A ser- Ruby Marlene Blum Sally Riker (Walt), Nancy vice will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Commodities Collison passed onto her Gossan (Tom) and sister- Packwood Community Presbyterian Lotteries in-law, Doris Blum; along Gas in Washington — $3.86 (AAA of new journey July 28, 2013 Church. A celebration gathering will at the age of 59 surrounded with many grandchildren, follow at the Packwood Community Washington’s Saturday Games Washington) nieces, nephews and a host of Crude Oil — $106.09 per barrel by her brothers and sisters. Hall. A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Powerball: 04-12-14-37-58, 13 longtime friends. Sunday at the Packwood Cemetery. Ar- (CME Group) Ruby was born Aug. 28, Next jackpot: $40 million 1953 to Fred and Pearl Blum A celebration of life will rangements are under the direction of Gold — $1,338 (Monex) be held Sunday, Aug. 18, Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. Lotto: 06-19-25-34-36-41 Silver — $20.41 (Monex) of Winlock. Ruby spent her entire life in the local area and 2013 at 3 p.m. at the Winlock • JEANNE M. CGRAGGEN AMBRIZ, 64, Cen- Next jackpot: $3.1 million Community Building. In lieu tralia, died Thursday Aug. 8, at Provi- Hit 5: 02-03-06-15-28 connected with many people along the way. She often said of lowers the family suggests dence St. Peter Hospital, Olympia. At Next cashpot: $240,000 Corrections donations to the Human the deceased’s request, no services will Match 4: 03-04-19-23 she had the best childhood a be held. Arrangements are under the ••• Response Network, P.O. Box Daily Game: 6-5-5 girl could ever have. direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, The Chronicle seeks to be accu- Ruby worked at numerous 337, Chehalis WA 98532. Centralia. Keno: 01-02-21-24-30-39-41-45-49- jobs throughout her life Arrangements are under 51-52-54-60-63-64-67-70-72-73-80 rate and fair in all its reporting. If the direction of Cattermole • EDWARD E. STACY, 82, Centralia, died you find an error or believe a news including Intercheck, Cedar Thursday, Aug. 8, at Providence St. Peter Village IGA, and lastly, Funeral Home, Winlock. Hospital, Olympia. Visitation will be 10 item is incorrect, please call the Washington’s Sunday Games newsroom as soon as possible at Human Response Network, a.m.-1 p.m. Friday and a funeral service where she touched many To view the obituary, please Match 4: 14-15-20-21 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at 1 p.m. Friday, both at Sticklin Funeral lives. go to chronline.com/obituaries. Chapel, Centralia. A graveside service Daily Game: 2-6-0 Monday through Friday. • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013

Jive ‘n Dive at Chehalis Pool Chehalis Joins Lewis County in New Aerial Mapping System By The Chronicle Lewis County plans to have The Chehalis City Council one flyover every three years for agreed on Monday night to join the next nine years. The flyovers Lewis County and other local cost about $157,000. entities in a new aerial mapping The expense will be spread system, known as Pictometry. between the Lewis County As- The City Council voted 6-0 sessor's Office, Lewis County in favor of entering a cost shar- Public Works, the sheriff's office, ing partnership with Lewis the Department of Emergency County for the Pictometry imag- Management, the Lewis County ery and software services. Public Utility District, the city The city will pay $13,799 over of Centralia and Tacoma Power three years. and now the city of Chehalis. The mapping technology al- The City Council considered lows users to measure the height, the program at its last council location and elevation of build- meeting, but some councilors ings and property, all in three- Holly Pederson / For The Chronicle said the technology was just an dimensions. expensive toy. Young swimmers line the The program is commonly pool’s edge to listen to mu- used by all areas of government, Lewis County Public Works sic performed by local musi- including police, fire, public Director Tim Elsea gave a pre- cal group Modern Day Hero works and community develop- sentation to the City Council on Saturday evening at the Jive ment. Monday night to show the ben- ‘n Dive event held at the Che- Neighboring counties, such efits of the program. halis pool at Recreation park. as Thurston, Cowlitz, Pierce The program can help build- The event was coordinated as and Yakima, already use the sys- ing inspectors see the dimen- a fundraiser for the Chehalis tem, which was developed and sions of a lot from their office or pool project. is maintained by Pictometry In- a firefighter to prepare for what ternational Corp., a private, New the landscape looks like on the York-based company. way to a fire. The data for Pictometry is "We see this as a cost saving gathered via low-altitude flyovers. and efficient tool," Elsea said. News in Brief By The Chronicle to be completed in the fall of They will be held in the Wash- (360) 695-6292 or visit www.jai- county’s WSU Extension office. 2014. ington State University exten- meHB.house.gov Before moving into his role as a Willapa River Bridge WSDOT is replacing the ex- sion office in the Lewis County department director, Moore served isting 84-year-old Willapa River Historic Courthouse, 351 NW six years as the director of the WSU Will be Limited to Bridge with a wider, more mod- North Street in Chehalis. Interim Thurston County Thurston County Extension office. Single-Lane Traffic ern structure. The new 36-foot- Thursday’s Entrepreneurship Manager Will Step Current County Manager wide bridge will be built to Workshop is intended to help Don Krupp will spend two for Three Months current seismic and flood stan- small businesses start, grow and Into New Role Friday weeks with his family on a long- The Willapa River Bridge on dards, and better meet the needs compete in global markets by Thurston County Com- planned holiday, and will formal- state Route 6 will be restricted of today’s traffic, WSDOT said. providing quality training, coun- missioners earlier this summer ly step down from his position at to single lane traffic for three This $7 million project will seling and access to resources. named Cliff Moore as the inter- Thurston County on Sept. 6. months beginning on Monday help improve traffic flow on this It will provide technical and im county manager. Krupp will begin his new job as crews start bridge replace- key connection between Inter- managerial training, according Moore, currently the county’s as the County Administrator for ment work. state 5 and coastal communities, to a news release from Herrera director of the Resource Steward- Clackamas County in Oregon Contractor crews working according to WSDOT. Beutler’s office. ship Department, will step into later in September. with the Washington State De- Speakers will include repre- his new role as interim county partment of Transportation will sentatives from the Small Busi- manager on Friday, according to close the eastbound lane of the Congresswoman’s ness Administration, Small a news release from the Thurston Chehalis Seeking bridge Monday evening. Office to Host Two Business Development Centers, County Commission. Proposals for 2014 An automated signal will al- SCORE and lending institutions. County Commission Chair ternate traffic across the bridge Business Workshops Friday’s Health Care Reform Sandra Romero said that Moore’s Lodging Tax Funds using the westbound lane. workshop will provide an op- 10 years working as a division The city of Chehalis is ac- Drivers could see delays of in Chehalis portunity for small businesses and department director for the cepting proposals for use of the up to 20 minutes. The Lewis Economic De- from a variety of industries to county gives him the experience 2014 lodging tax funds. WSDOT project engineer velopment Council will present hear from small business ex- and knowledge needed to assist Applications are only accept- Colin Newell said the new two business related workshops perts about how to navigate new the County Commission in its ed from IRS tax-exempt organi- bridge will be built 12 feet from this month: “Entrepreneurship health care requirements. budget process. zations and government entities. the existing bridge. Crews will Workshop: Tools to Start and Speakers will include repre- Moore has served as the direc- Applications may be obtained begin building builds concrete Grow Your Business” on Thurs- sentatives from the Small Busi- tor of the county’s Resource Stew- on the city’s website, www. shafts and abutments for the day, Aug. 22, 10-11:30 a.m.; and ness Administration, Washing- ardship Department for the last ci.chehalis.wa.us, under Forms. new bridge. “Health Care Reform Resources,” ton Health Benefit Exchange, four and a half years, working with For additional information, WSDOT expects to reopen on Friday, Aug. 16, 1:30-3 p.m. Washington Brokers Associa- a diverse staff in the recreation, contact the city manager’s office both lanes to traffic in Novem- Both are free events hosted tion and National Federation of stormwater, noxious weeds, and at (360) 345-1042. ber. by the Office of U.S. Congress- Independent Businesses. land use and permitting divisions, Deadline for applications is The new bridge is scheduled woman Jaime Herrera Beutler. For more information, call as well as the county fair and the Thursday, Sept. 12.

Calendar: Oregon Bluegrass Band to Perform; Geologist at Seminary Hill; More Continued from Main 2 Jim Ward, a retired geologist Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, p.m., 1.25 hours, 1101 Sylvenus St., Che- Tuesday, Aug. 20 at the Weyerhaeuser Forestry ext. 301 halis, 748-9593, www.steamtrainride. Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled com Research Center in Centralia, Comedy Trio, Ritch Shydner, Dwight Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.- Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Slade and Mike “Wally” Walter, 8 p.m., Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 will take participants back in 4 p.m., downtown Chehalis, (360) 740- Lucky Eagle Casino, admission $20-25 Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- 1212 or email info@communityfarmer- Sway, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek time as he explains the geologic Regular excursion steam train ride sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal smarket.net. Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, development of the present-day Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors ext. 301 landforms of this region and Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 Regular excursion steam train ride open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Regular excursion steam train ride p.m. (barbecue meal with 3:30 p.m. and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic what caused them to look the p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic way they do today. ride), Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, res- Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 Railroad, 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. (bar- For a great view of the city ervations (888) STEAM11 p.m., Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, res- Public Agencies becue meal with 3:30 p.m. ride), Elbe- $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Farm ervations (888) STEAM11 and surrounding area, this event Napavine Planning Commission, 6 Mineral, (360) 492-5588, reservations and Energy Park, 515 Harrison Ave., Cen- $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Farm p.m., 407 Birch Ave. SW, Napavine, (360) (888) STEAM11 takes place at a different part of tralia, and 1757 N. National Ave., Cheha- and Energy Park, 515 Harrison Ave., Cen- 262-3547, ext. 213 $5 Bag Sale, Growing Places Farm the natural area than most ac- lis, (360) 269-8837 tralia, and 1757 N. National Ave., Cheha- and Energy Park, 515 Harrison Ave., Cen- tivities. Instead of the Locust Mountain banjo music, 6 p.m., White lis, (360) 269-8837 Lewis County Interlocal Organiza- tralia, and 1757 N. National Ave., Cheha- Street parking lot, participants Pass Country Historical Museum, Pack- tion of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., lis, (360) 269-8837 Fire District 2 (Toledo) main station, should go east on Maple Street wood, Jack Bowers, (360) 494-4031 Used book sale, Centralia Timber- (360) 864-2366 to Seminary Hill Road, proceed Walking tour of downtown Pack- Monday, Aug. 19 land Library conference room, noon-4 wood, 7 p.m., starts at White Pass Coun- Libraries p.m., sponsored by Friends of the Cen- past the armory, and continue try Historical Museum, led by Virginia Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors tralia Timberland Library, (360) 736-8173 past Saxon and Baker streets. Squires open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Movies Beneath the Surface, for teens, 4 p.m., Tenino Libraries Just beyond the small pump Used book sale, Centralia Tim- p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 house, enter through a large berland Library conference room, 10 Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Organizations Summer Book Sale, for all ages, blue gate on the right. a.m.-4 p.m., sponsored by Friends of Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, noon-4 p.m., Centralia Refreshments will be pro- the Centralia Timberland Library, (360) $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 NAMI Lewis County Family Support Group, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith Support Groups vided. 736-8173 “At Mount St. Helens: The Unimagi- nable Happens,” talk by Todd Cullings, Chehalis Timberland Library, (360) 880- H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., For more information about Libraries Mount St. Helens Institute, 7 p.m., White 8070 or [email protected] Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 this activity or the Friends of Summer Book Sale, for all ages, Pass Country Historical Museum, Pack- Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Moun- Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Seminary Hill Natural Area, noon-4 p.m., Centralia wood, (360) 494-4031 tain View Baptist Church, Centralia, [email protected] call (360) 736-7045. Free community meal, 5:30-6:30 (360) 273-3231 Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Organizations p.m., Simmons Hall, Centralia United Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis, 20th Legislative District Democrats, Methodist Church, (360) 736-7311 Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 10 a.m.-11 p.m., (360) 736-6072 10 a.m., Country House Restaurant, (360) 748-1753, [email protected] Fridays at the Fox, organ music, by Public Agencies Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 Toledo Support Groups Paul Van Dyck, noon, Fox Theatre, Cen- p.m., Tenino Elementary School, (360) Historic Fox Theatre Restorations, Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., tralia, free admission, (360) 880-8053 515-0501 meeting of volunteers, 10 a.m., Santa BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, Games Day, traditional and mod- Lucia Coffee, Centralia County Courthouse, agenda available 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- ern board games, card games, 1 p.m., at http://goo.gl/agwWM, (360) 740-1120 halis, sponsored by Human Response Saturday, Aug. 17 Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) Centralia Stream Team, 6-8 p.m, Cen- Network, (360) 748-6601 740-0492 Sunday, Aug. 18 tralia City Light, 1100 N. Tower Ave. Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., Retired Geologist Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach Organizations Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- trains, excursion to Milburn, 1 and 3 Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis, dren pregnancy through 6 years old, to Make Seminary p.m., 1.25 hours, 1101 Sylvenus St., Che- 10 a.m.-7 p.m., (360) 736-6072 Centralia Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Moth- halis, 748-9593, www.steamtrainride. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Denny’s Restaurant, Centralia, (360) ers of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 or Hill Presentation com starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 736-8766 (360) 864-2168, email chehalismops@ Jackson Highway, Chehalis The last activity scheduled Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach White Pass Historical Society, 6 p.m., gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/ train, dinner train, excursion to Ruth, 5 Dancing, Country Four, 1:30-4:30 old Packwood Elementary School, chehalismops for the Seminary Hill Natural p.m., 1.75 hours, 1101 Sylvenus St., Che- p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, (360) Packwood NAMI Lewis County Connections Area in Centralia this summer halis, 748-9593, www.steamtrainride. 352-2135 Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities will take place at 10 a.m. Satur- com Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- day. Sway, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek trains, excursion to Milburn, 1 and 3 748-1753, [email protected] [email protected] Main 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013 Nation/World

Nation in Brief World in Brief Voters Mad About Kerry Visits Brazil NSA Spying Struggle NYPD Wrongly Targeted on Two-Day Trip to to Generate Broader South America to Populist Movement Minorities, Judge Rules Shore Up Relations to Stop It BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — By Colleen Long Secretary of State John Kerry WASHINGTON (AP) — and became a class action case. The Associated Press About half the people who BLOOMBERG DECRIES will seek to allay the concerns Charlotte Scot isn’t one to take of Brazil’s top leaders about U.S. things lying down — like the are stopped are subject only to RULING ON NYC STOP-AND- NEW YORK — The nation’s questioning. Others have their surveillance in their country time President George W. Bush largest police department ille- FRISK POLICY, WARNS OF while highlighting the expand- was re-elected and she moved to bags or backpacks searched, and gally and systematically singled sometimes police conduct full pat- RETURN TO HIGH CRIME ing relationship the U.S. is nur- Canada in protest. out large numbers of blacks and turing with the economic pow- So when the 66-year-old artist downs. Only 10 percent of all stops Hispanics under its stop-and- result in arrest, and a weapon is re- erhouse in Latin America. from Old Lyme, Conn., heard that NEW YORK (AP) — A federal frisk policy, a federal judge ruled covered a small fraction of the time. Kerry will have talks with major telecommunications pro- Monday while appointing an judge’s stinging rebuke of the Brazilian officials, including viders have been turning over data Scheindlin noted she was not police department’s stop-and- independent monitor to oversee putting an end to the practice, President Dilma Rousseff, on about every Americans’ phone major changes, including body frisk policy as discriminatory which is constitutional, but was could usher in a return to the Tuesday as part of the Obama calls to the government since cameras on some officers. administration’s quest for deep- 2006, Scot demanded that her own reforming the way the NYPD days of high violent crime rates Mayor Michael Bloomberg implemented its stops. and end New York’s tenure as er relations with the region. phone company tell her what, if said he would appeal the ruling, During President Barack anything, it had shared about her. “America’s safest big city,” Mayor which was a stinging rebuke to a In her long ruling, she deter- Michael Bloomberg warned. Obama’s visit to Brazil in 2011, She soon received a non-re- policy he and the New York Police the two nations signed 10 bilat- sponse from an unnamed cus- mined at least 200,000 stops were The ruling strikes at the heart Department have defended as a made without reasonable suspi- of the legacy Bloomberg aims eral agreements. Five more were tomer service representative in- life-saving, crime-fighting tool signed when Rousseff visited the forming her how to opt out of its cion, the necessary legal bench- to leave when his third and final that helped lead the city to historic term ends this year. He said he United States earlier this year, ev- marketing program, which only mark, lower than the standard of crime lows. The legal outcome would appeal, but likely won’t idence of enhanced cooperation made Scot angrier. probable cause needed to justify could affect how and whether an arrest. She said that rank-and- be around long enough to deal between the two countries. She “Dear Anonymous,” Scot other cities employ the tactic. with the repercussions. has been invited again to Wash- fired back in an email, “I have file officers were pressured by “The city’s highest officials superiors to make stops — and “This is a dangerous decision ington in October, when Obama always opted out of all advertis- have turned a blind eye to the ev- made by a judge who I think hosts a state visit for Brazil. ing emails. ... However, my ques- that high-ranking police officials idence that officers are conduct- ignored mounting evidence that does not understand how polic- The U.S.-Brazil relationship, tion was not about advertising. ing stops in a racially discrimina- ing works and what is compliant however, is not without snags It was about what information bad stops were being made. tory manner,” U.S. District Judge “The city and its highest offi- with the U.S. Constitution as — the latest prompted by the Na- AT&T turns over to the federal determined by the Supreme Shira Scheindlin wrote in her cials believe that blacks and His- tional Security Agency’s contro- government and NSA. I appreci- Court,” Bloomberg said. “I worry ruling. “In their zeal to defend versial surveillance programs. ate an answer to this question.” panics should be stopped at the for my kids, and I worry for your a policy that they believe to be AT&T eventually responded same rate as their proportion of kids. I worry for you and I worry effective, they have willfully ig- with a link to its privacy policy the local criminal suspect popula- for me. Crime can come back nored overwhelming proof that Great Wall Not Enough and a promise that, while it tion,” she wrote. “But this reason- any time the criminals think the policy of targeting ‘the right doesn’t comment on matters of ing is flawed because the stopped they can get away with things. to Attract Tourists Put national security, “we do comply people’ is racially discriminatory.” population is overwhelmingly in- We just cannot let that happen.” Off by China’s Bad Air as with the law.” nocent — not criminal.” Stop-and-frisk has been She also cited violations of Numbers Sharply Fall around for decades in some the Fourth Amendment pro- Attorney General form, but recorded stops in- tection against unreasonable vidualized reasonable suspicion BEIJING (AP) — China, one creased dramatically under the search and seizure. has been so pervasive and per- of the most visited countries in Holder Calls For Bloomberg administration to an “Far too many people in New sistent as to become not only a the world, has seen sharply fewer New Approaches to all-time high in 2011 of 684,330, York City have been deprived of part of the NYPD’s standard op- tourists this year — with worsen- mostly of black and Hispanic this basic freedom far too often,” erating procedure, but a fact of ing air pollution partly to blame. Criminal Justice men. The lawsuit was filed in she said. “The NYPD’s practice daily life in some New York City Numbers of foreign visitors 2004 by four men, all minorities, of making stops that lack indi- neighborhoods.” have declined following Janu- WASHINGTON (AP) — ary’s “Airpocalypse,” when al- With the U.S. facing massive ready eye-searing levels of smog overcrowding in its prisons, At- soared to new highs. torney General Eric Holder is Golfing With the President Tourists have been put off calling for major changes to the by news about smog and other nation’s criminal justice system problems, said Frano Ilic of trav- that would scale back the use el agency Studiosus in Munich, of harsh sentences for certain Germany. He said the number drug-related crimes. of people booking trips to China In remarks prepared for deliv- through his company has fallen ery to the American Bar Associa- 16 percent this year. tion in San Francisco, Holder also “You are reading about smog. favors diverting people convicted You are reading about political of low-level offenses to drug treat- things,” said Ilic. “All the news ment and community service which is coming from China programs and expanding a prison concerning the non-touristic program to allow for release of things are bad, frankly speaking,” some elderly, non-violent offenders. China is the world’s No. 3 “We need to ensure that incar- destination for international ceration is used to punish, deter travel after France and the and rehabilitate — not merely to United States. Weakness in visi- convict, warehouse and forget,” tor numbers could hurt govern- Holder says in the speech he’s ment efforts to reduce reliance scheduled to deliver Monday. on trade-driven manufacturing In one important change, the by promoting cleaner service in- attorney general is altering Justice dustries such as tourism. Foreign Department policy so that low- visitors are outnumbered by Chi- level, non-violent drug offenders nese tourists but spend more. with no ties to large-scale organi- zations, gangs or cartels won’t be charged with offenses that impose Suspected Islamic mandatory minimum sentences. Mandatory minimum prison Militants Kill 44 at sentences, a product of the govern- Jacquelyn Martin / The Associated Press Mosque in Nigeria; ment’s war on drugs in the 1980s, President Barack Obama reacts as he misses a putt while goling on the irst hole at Farm Neck Golf Club in Oak Blufs, limit the discretion of judges to im- Mass., on the island of Martha’s Vineyard on Sunday. Another 12 Slain in pose shorter prison sentences. Separate Attack MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (AP) Man Dies After Fall — Suspected Islamic militants For Families, Bulger Verdict Brings Closure, Angst wearing army fatigues gunned From Upper Deck of By Jay Lindsay and Michael Melia down 44 people praying at a Atlanta’s Turner Field The Associated Press mosque in northeast Nigeria, while another 12 civilians died During Baseball Game BOSTON — The guilty ver- in an apparently simultane- ATLANTA (AP) — A man dicts against James “Whitey” ous attack, security agents said who fell more than 60 feet from Bulger brought catharsis and clo- Monday. an upper-level platform at At- sure to relatives of the 11 victims Sunday’s attacks were the lat- lanta’s Turner Field onto a park- in whose killings he was convict- est in a slew of violence blamed ing lot during a baseball game ed of playing a role, but for the on religious extremists in this died Monday night, police said. families of the eight people whose West African oil producer, Atlanta police spokesman deaths couldn’t be definitively where the radical Boko Haram John Chafee confirmed the linked to the Boston mob boss, group, which wants to oust the death of the man, whose name peace will be harder to come by. government and impose Islamic has not been released. The man Steve Davis didn’t wait for law, poses the greatest security fell during Monday night’s game the jury to be dismissed before threat in years. between the Atlanta Braves and he walked out of the courtroom, It was not immediately clear Philadelphia Phillies. appearing upset it had issued no Jane Flavell Collins / The Associated Press why the Islamic Boko Haram “At this time there’s no indi- finding in the 1981 strangula- In this courtroom sketch, James “Whitey” Bulger, second from right, stands with defense would have killed worshipping cation of foul play and the fall tion of his sister Debra. attorneys Hank Brennan, third from right, and J.W. Carney, right, as the jury submits its Muslims, but the group has appears accidental,” Chafee said Outside court, Davis said he verdicts before Magistrate Judge Marianne Bowler on Monday in federal court in Boston. in the past attacked mosques late Monday. “It appears he fell doubted whether Bulger person- Bulger was found guilty on several counts of murder, racketeering and conspiracy. whose clerics have spoken out from an upper-level platform to ally strangled his sister, as Bulger’s against religious extremism. a secured lot below.” former partner and his sister’s boy- do you really win here?” when even a term short of a life Boko Haram also has attacked Chafee said police received friend, Stephen Flemmi, testified. The jury’s decision came sentence could amount to one. Christians outside churches and the report of the fall just before But he’s certain Bulger was part of more than two years after Bulg- Bulger was charged primar- teachers and schoolchildren, as 9 p.m. Monday. When officers it, and the jury’s inability to make a er’s electrifying capture in Cali- ily with racketeering, which well as government and military arrived, they located a man who finding left him “stuck in the mid- fornia and 19 years after he be- listed 33 criminal acts — among targets. appeared to have fallen 65 feet, dle like I have been for 32 years.” came one of the nation’s most them, 19 killings that he alleged- Since 2010, the militants or about six stories. “Who’s winning here?” Davis notorious fugitives. It means ly helped orchestrate or carried have been blamed for the kill- The man was transported to asked. “I lost my sister. All these Bulger, 83, is all but certain to out himself during the 1970s ings of more than 1,700 people, Atlanta Medical Center and died people lost family members. spend the rest of his days in pris- and ‘80s while he led the Winter according to a count conducted of his injuries. He’s losing his freedom. What on after sentencing in November, Hill Gang, Boston’s Irish mob. by The Associated Press. • Main 11 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013 71st Annual Loggers Jubilee a Success WINNER: Brian Bartow, Molalla, Ore., named ‘Bull of the Woods’ By Lisa Broadt [email protected] Both sat on the west side of the field on Saturday, but Renee Geerards and Dick Martin saw the 71st Loggers Jubilee from very different vantage points. Peering through the view- finder of her video camera, Gee- rards saw the Loggers Jubilee — and Morton's rich traditions — for the first time, as she cap- tured snippets for a Dutch travel show. Martin, on the other hand, could remember the feel of the misery whip, used in the Jubilee, which, he says, has not changed much since the 1940s when he was a competitor. At 93, Martin is one of the oldest competitors to return to the event. Sitting in a wheelchair on the sidelines, Martin said that when he entered the Jubilee he didn't know what he was getting into. "I thought, I'm used to pulling a saw, so this will be no problem," Martin recalled about his confi- dence as a 20-year-old logger. "I wish I'd had better times," he said, laughing. Martin, then a Weyerhaeuser Pete Caster / employee, finished 13th of 26 [email protected] competitors: "Right in the mid- The crowd in the east-side bleachers covers their ears as David Moses Jr., of Snoqualimie, slices through a log during a heat of the hot saw competition at the Loggers dle," he said. Jubilee in Morton on Saturday afternoon.

MANY OF THE EVENTS have re- At the center of Saturday's mained the same, he said. event, attended by more than The wood blocks, however, 400, was the logging competi- were red fir in the 1940s. Now tion. they're alder. Brian Bartow, Molalla, Ore., "Red fir is quite a bit harder," was named “Bull of the Woods,” he said. "Every once in awhile the highest honor at the Jubi- you'd run into a hard part — we lee, reserved for the best over- called them bull knots. It was all competitor. Branden Sirguy, like hitting flint." Port Angeles, was the runner up. It was the first time the Ta- Chrissy Ramsey won the coma man, a father of six, had Bing Award. returned to the Jubilee. With a time of 1.2 seconds, Everything was new, how- Josh Stoken, Hoquiam, set a new ever, for Geerards: the Ameri- record in the hot saw competi- can flag — described by one tion, according to event orga- volunteer as "ginormous by nizer Linda Mettler. gargantuan" — which recently returned from Afghanistan; the INDIVIDUAL EVENT WINNERS Loggers Jubilee Queen Amber were: Choker setting, Jake For- St. Pierre and Princess Hannah ester, Idleyld, Ore. (16.5 sec- Kolb riding into the arena on onds); Horizontal chop, Brian pickup trucks; and, of course, Bartow (20.4 seconds); Axe the chopping, climbing, axing, throw, David Moses Jr., Sno- suspenders and sawdust that de- qualmie; Speed climbing, Brian fine Morton's annual three-day Bartow (19.31 seconds); Vertical festival. chop, Mike Forrester, Idleyld, Dennis Cahoon, of Chico, Calif., cuts through a log during the hot saw competition at the Loggers Jubilee in Morton on Saturday. Geerards, the camera wom- Ore. (19.24); Hot saw, Josh Sto- an, was traveling cross-country ken, Hoquiam, (1.2 seconds); sive American flag on Saturday with the host and the produc- Stock saw, Brian Sheridan, Ho- was hoisted above the arena in er of “30preis,” a travel show quiam (7.5 seconds); Spring- Morton after completing a trip broadcast in Holland on the board chop, Walt Page, Toll to Afghanistan, where it was BNN channel, one of the coun- House, Calif. (57.05 seconds); flown on Sept. 11. try's eight national networks. Jack ‘N Jill, Brandon Sirguy and “For me personally,” she said, The team's cross-country Katie Sirguy (7.3 seconds); Tree “the highlight was having (my trip will end in Alaska. topping, Brian Bartow (56.5 husband) Sonny back in the are- According to Geerards, they seconds); Double bucking, Walt na, where he has been for over have chosen to stop at “the in- Page and Brandon Sirguy, (9.46 50 years. We are so fortunate to teresting stuff along the roads" seconds); Birling, Brian Bartow; have the best Jubilee committee — including the Loggers Jubilee. and Jill ‘N Jill, Annette Moses members that do their jobs with and Natasha Strand. pride and commitment. Sonny IT'S NOT THE FIRST TIME the Ju- “I think this was one of our and I are both so honored to bilee has received national at- ‘more complete’ weekend events,” have such a wonderful ‘Jubilee tention; in past years it has been Mettler said. Family.’” promoted in "USA Today." Approximately 7,000 folks at- Though not in attendance tended and worked in the arena this year, professional loggers over the weekend, she said. from Australia and New Zea- “The highlight of our week- land often visit Morton's tradi- end was truly flying our flag tional event. after it's journey with the 160th SEE MORE PHOTOS Part of the draw, Aaron Bell Battalion Night Stalkers — it said, is that the Jubilee is a pro- was an honor to have their in- Visit www.chronline.com to view our photo gallery from fessional show that allows com- volvement in our show and our the 71st Annual Morton Log- petitors to gain points in the in- appreciation is immense,” Met- gers Jubilee, including events, ternational Steel Timber Sports tler went on. entertainment and more. Dennis Cahoon, of Chico, Calif., watches his ax ly toward the target during the competition. The Loggers Jubilee’s mas- Loggers Jubilee ax throwing competition on Saturday afternoon in Morton. Sheriff’s Office Personnel Recognized for Work on East County Meth Bust THANKED: County Deputy Brian Lauer’s and known drug dealers in the east eas, including homes on the 100 dation work done by Detective Detective Jeff Humphrey’s in- end. In total, they made 14 buys block of Morris Road, the 100 Humphrey and Deputy Lauer,” Commission Gives vestigation spurred the opera- from multiple suspects, Fund and 200 blocks of Kiona Road, Fund said Monday. “By their ac- Employee Recognition tion, and they were instrumental told meeting attendees at the the 100 block of Falls Road and tions, they both met the mission in coordinating the effort which Lewis County Historic Court- the 100 block of Ridge View of the Sheriff’s Office by making Award to Deputy Brian resulted in 11 arrests, County house. Drive. our community a safer place to Lauer and Detective Commissioner Edna Fund said On June 7, personnel from Among those arrested for de- live by getting these individuals at Monday’s meeting. Lewis County Sheriff’s Office, livery of meth were Keith Allen off the street.” Jeff Humphrey Earlier this year, Fund said, Morton Police, the Department Sanders, 42; Marty Joe Mullins, Following Fund’s remarks, By Lisa Broadt Lauer stopped an individual for of Corrections and the Pacific 48; Chris Edward Green, 58; Sheriff Steve Mansfield thanked a traffic violation. County Task Force conducted Jason A Green, 24; Jack Wayne the commission for financial [email protected] Through an investigation a raid, serving warrants on five Mullins, 57; Diane Lynn Allison, and moral support; that support, The Lewis County Commis- and interview, Lauer con- residences and eventually ar- 52; Robert Delano LaChance Sr, he said, “allows the Sheriff’s Of- sion on Monday honored two vinced the individual to work resting 11 people. 50; Byron Otis Daily, 42; Leah fice to make the community a Lewis County Sheriff’s Office with the Lewis County Sher- At that time, Sheriff’s Office Danyale Williams, 24; and Rob- safer place to live, go to school employees with the “Above and iff’s Office. Chief Deputy Gene Seiber told ert M. Church, 48, according to and work.” Beyond Award” for their partici- With help from the infor- The Chronicle the suspects were the Sheriff’’s Office. Humphrey noted to the pation in the June 7 “Operation mant, Lauer and Humphrey arrested at five homes in Randle “This operation was a huge Commission that the operation Big Bottom Meth Bust.” were able to buy meth from and its outlying residential ar- success, largely due to the foun- was a team effort. Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013

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YOU’RE INVITED!: The public and the business community are invited to bid at the 2013 Junior Livestock Auction on Friday evening of the Southwest Washington Fair. More than 200 animals... lambs, hogs & steers will be up for auction to the highest bidder. This year, the“Thank auction will also be offering You goats, to poultry, Our & rabbits 2012for sale. Proceeds Supporters from this sale are returned to &the 4- BuyersH and FFA youth who!” raise YOU’RE INVITED! these animals. If you have not attended the Friday auction before, you’re missing out on one of the area’s most important, and most enter- taining, auction events of the year. New bidders are always welcome . Please join us on Fri., Aug.16, 2013 in the new judging pavilion.

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1616 S. gold St., Centralia “It’s the good ol’ boy 360-736-6322 Photograph submitted by Dorothy Ann Yocom, Centralia open Monday-Friday system. Seems like Dorothy M. Smith celebrated her 101st birthday at Centralia’s Logan Street Manor Adult Family Home July 20. A small group 8:00-5:00 of family, friends, caregivers and other Logan Street Manor residents shared ice cream and a tres leches cake created by El signpro100.com if you got money, Amigo, Centralia. In the Fairway Center you can get out of To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., anything and not be Centralia, WA 98531. held responsible.” Adna’s Class of 1952 Gets Together Go ahead, be Malia Gislason Centralia, disabled

“Drugs. And they don’t have anything to offer in (the) Centralia area that is positive for the youth to do.”

Cassandra Marie Thompson Napavine, stay-at-home mom Photograph submitted by Christie DeBow Scheuber The Adna High School Class of 1952 gathered for its 61st reunion Friday and Saturday, July 12 and 13. On Friday, the class had dinner at Riverside Golf Club. The next day, they had lunch at the home of Harvey and Kathryn Cox. The Coxes presented a red rose bud, the class lower, to each class member attending. Pictured, front row from left, are Babs Keen, Lou Ann Patton, Joan Bliss Guenther, Jessie Chandler Dasey and Christie DeBow Scheuber. Back row, from left, are Jim Siegworth, Wesley Curtis, Duane Olson, Dick Smock and Harvey Cox. Not attending were Jim Greger, Bev Smith and Veva Carlson. All live in the Chehalis area except Siegworth, who lives in Boulder, Colo., Curtis, Walla Walla; Greger, Yakima; and Carlson, Tacoma.

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Fair: The Shoppe is Returning; More Than 10,000 Exhibits; 200 Plus Vendors Continued from the front page and 8:30 p.m. and the Wiener Dog Races at 7 The fair will feature 32 food “They were mainstays of the p.m. Saturday. vendors selling items including FAIR INFORMATION, Kids that weigh less than 55 fair in the ‘80s and ‘90s,” Sobo- blooming onions, kettle corn, PRICES, TICKETS AND pounds who want to ride sheep lesky said of the Texas-based THE FAIR WILL FEATURE more elephant ears, Belgian waffles can wear helmets, vests and band. “We’ve got a lot of people than 10,000 exhibits from 50 on a stick, corn on the cob, ice SCHEDULE ropes provided by Wool Bust- excited.” different departments in catego- cream, lemonade and deep-fried Website: southwestwash- ers, the Oregon-based company ries such as animals, floral, liv- goods such as Twinkies, butter ingtonfair.net hosting the free activity. OTHER ENTERTAINMENT includes ing arts and hobbies. and s'mores. Phone: (360) 736-6072 the Canadian rock band, The In addition to open class ex- ONE OF THE FASTEST rising stars Guess Who, performing at 8 hibits, the fair also presents en- BUTLER AMUSEMENTS WILL be Gate admission costs $10 in country music, Hunter Hayes, p.m. Thursday. tries from FFA and 4-H. returning with 26 carnival rides will headline the fair’s entertain- for adults or $6 for seniors and Additionally, Christian “It’s a showcase of agriculture and about 20 games. children, covering many of the ment on Saturday with a 7 p.m. bands will perform Sunday with in our community,” Sobolesky New rides this year include fair’s free activities and enter- concert at the grandstand. August Rain and Sanctus Real said. Airport 8, Hot Rods, Gal- tainment. Some shows require “We’ve got a bright star with headlining the acts on the Sa- As always, the fair will in- axy Swings, Raptor and Fam- separate tickets. Hunter Hayes coming to the loon Stage as part of the Family clude many animals including ily Swinger. Other popular rides “We have a great fair lined fair,” Sobolesky said. “The com- Day festivities. cattle, goats, dogs, cats, rabbits, such as the Ferris Wheel, Zipper, up,” Sobolesky said. “We want munity has been really excited Other musical acts and en- sheep, birds and poultry. Scrambler, Ring of Fire and Tilt- the community to come out and to have him.” tertainment can be found daily A-Whirl are returning. enjoy our fair.” during the fair. MORE THAN 200 VENDORS will be ••• THE SHOPPE IS RETURNING to the Babies no older than 15 selling various wares on site this THIS YEAR’S FAIR HAS A BUDGET of Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 fair for the first time in more months and dachshunds will year. around $500,000, Sobolesky said, twitter.com/AmyNileReports than a decade with lively coun- compete in events such as the “We’ve got a lot of good with organizers aiming to cover www.facebook.com/ try concerts on Friday at 5:30 Diaper Dash 11 a.m. Thursday booths,” Sobolesky said. the costs of the many offerings. AmyNileTheChronicle Fair Schedule TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 1:30 p.m. — Activity for 6 p.m. — HASC - SWW 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Fuch- servers Demonstration, 4-H Kids – Bee Buzz “Who’s in the Youth Stock Seat Equitation sias “Make it and Take it” Flo- Hall Kids’ Day (Half Price Admission Hive?” Floral Hall Challenge, Horse Arena ral Hall Presented by Fuchsia 3 p.m. — “The Illusions of for Kids 6 – 12) 2 p.m. — Tom Taylor, South 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. — Demoli- Fanciers Elvis” Danny Vernon, Saloon Stage tion Derby, Grandstand 11 a.m. — “Getting Started Stage Livestock shows in progress: 2 p.m. — 4-H Swine Fitting 7 p.m. — HASC Drill Com- in Bee Keeping,” Floral Hall 8 — Pigeons-O/C, 4-H & 3:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, & Showing, Old Judging Pavil- petition Jackpots, Horse Arena 11 a.m. — Washington Old Friendlyville FFA, Pigeon Barn ion 7 p.m. — Vibrant Praise, Time Fiddlers, Stage South 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Stock 2 p.m. — FFA Rabbit Fitting Stage South 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, 4 p.m. — His Reignboz, Matt Seat and Bareback Classes, & Showing followed by Cavy, 7 p.m. — Just Cuz, Saloon Friendlyville &Todd Jeffery, Friendlyville Horse Arena Small Animal Barn Stage 11 a.m. — Master Food Pre- 4 p.m. — The Breaking Wave, 9 a.m. — 4-H & FFA Beef 3 p.m. — Master Food Pre- 8 p.m. — Chris Guenther & servers Demonstration, 4-H Stage South Judging, New Judging Pavilion servers Demonstration, 4-H the Honky Tonk Drifters, Sa- Hall 4 p.m. — 4-H Dog Agility 9 a.m. — O/C Poultry Show, Hall loon Stage Noon — Senior Day Con- Demonstration, by Small Ani- Poultry Building 3 p.m to 8 p.m. — O/C Pi- 8 p.m. — Doubleback, South tests, Stage South mal Barn 9 a.m. — 4-H Rabbit Fitting geons judged as entered, Pigeon Stage Noon — Jacob Weber, 5 p.m. — Cougar Squares, & Showing followed by Rab- Barn 10 p.m. — Fair closes Friendlyville Stage South bit Type then followed by Cavy, 3:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, Noon — 4-H Market Lamb 5 p.m. — Southwest Wash- Small Animal Barn Friendlyville Show followed by FFA, Blue Pa- ington Fair Daily Contests, 9 a.m. — 4-H/FFA Rabbit WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 4 p.m. — Tom Taylor, Friend- vilion/Friendlyville Friendlyville Market Sale Judging lyville Senior Day (60+) and 12:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, 5:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, 10 a.m. — Fair opens 4 p.m. — Joy Liners, Stage Friendlyville Military Day (Half Price Friendlyville 10 a.m. — O/C Dairy Goat South Admission for Seniors and 1 p.m. — 3 p.m. — Stormin’ Show, Blue Pavilion/ Friendly- 4 p.m. — 4-H Dog Agility Norman, Unplugged, Stage 5:30 p.m. — 4-H Dog Cos- ville Clinic, by Small Animal Barn Military) South tume Contest, by Small Animal 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. — 4-H 4 p.m. — 4-H Sheep - Lad Livestock shows in progress: 1 p.m. — 4-H/FFA Poul- Barn Dogs Fitting & Showing, by & Lassies Lead, Blue Pavilion/ 8 a.m. — O/C Dairy Cattle try Fitting & Showing, Poultry 6 p.m. — Southwest Wash- Small Animal Barn Friendlyville Show, New Judging Pavilion 26 Building ington Dance Center, Stage 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, 4:30 p.m. — 4-H Judging 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. — English 1 p.m. — 4-H Rabbits Cos- South Friendlyville Tent Contest Awards, Judging Pavil- Classes, Horse Arena tume Contest, Small Animal 6 p.m. — HASC-SWW 11 a.m. — 4-H & FFA Dairy ion 9 a.m. — 4-H/FFA Dairy & Barn Youth English Equitation Chal- Cattle Judging, New Judging Pa- 5 p.m. — Gypsy Chicks, Meat Goat Fitting and Showing, 1 p.m. — “Getting Started in lenge, Horse Arena vilion Stage South Blue Pavilion/Friendlyville Bee Keeping,” Floral Hall 6 p.m. — “The Illusions of 11 a.m — Activity for Kids 5 p.m. — Southwest Wash- 9 a.m. — 4-H/FFA Market 2 p.m. — Jacob Weber, Elvis” Danny Vernon, Saloon – Bee Buzz “Who’s in the Hive?” Hog Show, Old Judging Pavilion ington Fair Daily Contests, Friendlyville Stage Floral Hall Friendlyville 10 a.m. — Fair opens 2 p.m. — 4-H Sheep Fit- 11 a.m. — Master Food Pre- 5:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, 10 a.m. — 4-H Beef Groom ting & Showing, Blue Pavilion/ 6:30 p.m. — Dairy Quiz servers Demonstration, 4-H Friendlyville Squad Friendlyville Bowl, Judging Pavilion Hall 6 p.m. — Opening Ceremo- 10 a.m. — Stormin Norm, 3 p.m. — Bill Moeller, Uku- 7 p.m. — HASC Rodeo Jack- 12:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, nies and Little Miss Friendly South Stage lele Show, Stage South pots, Horse Arena Friendlyville Ceremony, Saloon Stage 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. — 4-H 3 p.m. — 4-H Cavy Quiz 8 p.m. — Ben Potter Band, 1 p.m. — 4-H & FFA Poultry 6 p.m. — Centralia Ballet Dogs Obedience Contest, by Down, Small Animal Barn Saloon Stage Show, Poultry Bldg Academy, Stage South Small Animal Barn 3 p.m. — Master Food Pre- 10 p.m. — Fair closes Flood: FEMA’s Proposed Modification Would Require All New Structures Elevated Continued from the front page feet of freeboard above the base over the base flood elevation lev- ing life, reduced flood insurance age would go up no matter what flood elevation. el or the flood of record, which- premiums, reduced displace- the county does, the commission The Planning Commission Only unincorporated areas ever is higher. ment of building occupants af- replied that, yes, rates will contin- included all other suggested of Lewis County would be af- Non-residential buildings, ter floods — and reduced need ue to increase over time. changes to Flood Damage Pre- fected by the change. The incor- such as greenhouses or barns, for temporary shelter and assis- Most properties will see a 25 vention regulations and said porated cities would adopt their are not subject to the same regu- tance; reduced job loss; and in- percent rate increase starting on that in the future it will revisit the freeboard issue. own regulations, according to lations. creased retention of tax base. Oct. 1, as set out by the Flood In- Current regulations require 1 the Planning Commission. According to Lewis County As part of the public par- surance Reform Act of 2012. foot of freeboard above the base Centralia currently requires Community Development staff, ticipation process, the planning The Sept. 9 public meeting flood elevation. 2 feet of freeboard in all Special raising the standard would help commission reviewed and an- before the County Commission FEMA’s proposed modifica- Flood Hazard Zones; it requires “eliminate or minimize damage swered citizens’ questions at its will be held at 10 a.m. in the tion would require all new com- 3 feet in the Special Flood Over- to buildings when flood levels two public hearings. courthouse. mercial and single family resi- lay Zones. exceed base flood elevation.” Asked at its May 14 pub- For more information, call dential structures or substantial According to city code, Che- Other benefits, staff said in lic meeting, held in Randle, if Lewis County Community De- improvements be elevated to 3 halis requires 1 foot of freeboard a report, include: longer build- FEMA’s rates for insurance cover- velopment at (360) 740-1146. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Dufner Wins PGA Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Championship Football Commentary An Amazing, Emotional Night for Ken Griffey Jr., Fans n the night Ken Griffey Jr. came home — at last, Ofor good — he rubbed at the wet stuff beneath his eyes and shook his head. A sellout crowd of 46,027 surrounded him with roars, the current Mariners players stood at the top of the dugout with their hats turned backward in tribute and all swung their hands and swayed to Junior’s old walk-up music, Naughty By Nature’s “Hip Hop Hooray!” A moment 26 years in the making had arrived. After the Mariners selected Griffey with the No. 1 overall pick in the 1987 draft, it didn’t take long for hope that a day like this By Jerry Brewer would come to The Seattle Times Brandon Hansen / [email protected] transform into Washington Cavaliers Jef Boykin and Derek Roundtree celebrate a touchdown during the Cavaliers’ Western Washington Football Alliance semiinal playof football a forgone conclusion. Five years game against Pierce County Saturday at Tiger Stadium in Centralia. Washington won the game, 15-14. into Griffey’s career, he was basically a living Mariners Hall of Famer. Besides the late Dave Niehaus’ golden voice, Griffey’s flair for the spectacular was the most consistent no-brainer in Cavaliers Hold Off Bengals Mariners history. Still, as No. 24 walked in By The Chronicle While the Cavaliers were Roundtree with 14:39 left to go The third quarter began from center field past the “24” out-gained, yardage-wise, 252- in the half. with a Pierce County fumbling painted on the Safeco Field It was the oldest semi-pro grass, the inevitable felt like the football rivalry in the Pacific 131, they forced two fumbles Pierce County made the and Washington was able to and had a game-changing inter- best of the situation, blocking drive down to the goal line for most amazing thing ever. Those Northwest, and the Washing- weren’t thunderous cheers; they ception in the third quarter to the extra point and running it a possible momentum swing- ton Cavaliers added another were individual doses of grati- memorable chapter, knocking hang on for the victory. Wash- back to make it 9-2. The Ben- ing score. Instead, the Bengals ington starting the scoring, get- gals then put together an eight- tude speaking in unison. And off the Pierce County Bengals picked it off in the end zone for Griffey, those weren’t tears ting a 24-yard field goal from play drive which resulted in a 15-14 in the Western Washing- and then proceeded to put to- just because the Mariners sur- Chris Potts with 10:10 to go one-yard touchdown run to ton Football Alliance semifi- gether a 14-yard drive deep into prised him by having his oldest nals Saturday at Centralia's Ti- in the first quarter. A 50-yard make it close, 9-8, with 9:22 to Washington territory. The Cavs' son, Trey, a wide receiver at the ger Stadium. flea-flicker at the end of the go in the second quarter. The Dominique Harding came up University of Arizona, congratu- The Lewis County-based quarter thrown by Chris Gore next four drives by both teams with the potentially game-sav- late his father via video; they team got two touchdown passes to Dom Mangin put the Cava- stalled, including one by the ing interception and ran it back were years of suppressed emo- from quarterback Jeff Boykin liers in business down near the Cavs thanks to an interception to Pierce County's 19-yard line tion being unleashed, ripped and advances to the WWFA goal line. After an incomplete throw by Boykin and another with a minute left in the third away like the seal protecting championship game against the pass and a passing interference by the Bengals because of an es- quarter. perishable food. Renton Ravens this Saturday in call, Washington scored on a sentially drive-ending sack by “I can honestly say I am Seattle. 22-yard Boykin pass to Derek the Cavs' Jonte Ragland. please see CAVALIERS, page S3 thankful to be a part of the Se- attle Mariners,” Griffey said to begin his induction speech. Nearly 24 minutes later, af- NFL ter his heart had overtaken his mouth for long enough, Junior Unproven Tight End Group Looks to Step Up in Seattle concluded with, “I just want to say thank you.” It wasn’t so By Curtis Crabtree much a dramatic ending to a The Associated Press speech as it was the acknowledg- ment that, if he didn’t stop him- RENTON, Wash. — The Se- self, he would talk all night. attle Seahawks felt they would Which would’ve been OK. be set at tight end after selecting Really, it would have. Griffey Luke Willson in the fifth round spoke about 15 minutes longer of April's draft. than expected, delaying the With veterans Zach Miller start of the Mariners game and Anthony McCoy return- against the Milwaukee Brewers. ing to fill the top two spots on If he had gone even longer, few the depth chart, Willson would would’ve cared. come in as a third option to sol- It’s not often that Griffey al- idly the back end of the Seahawks' lows himself to be this open and roster. chatty in public. He reserves his But those plans have since affable personality for moments been thrown out the window. out of the spotlight. But with all McCoy was lost for the season the grace floating around Safeco to a torn Achilles during OTAs Field on Saturday night, he let in May and Zach Miller has yet loose. to practice in training camp af- “I may have sometimes been ter injuring his foot during the standoffish,” Griffey admitted. team's mini-camp in June. It's “I didn’t mean to. I just wanted forced Willson and second-year to play baseball. That’s the only tight end Sean McGrath to step thing that mattered.” into more prominent roles dur- Now, there’s something that ing camp. matters even more: Though he With Miller sidelined for an- wasn’t perfect, though he could other couple of weeks before he's be difficult, though he left and expected to return to practice, came back and left again, this McGrath is the only tight end night served as an eraser. Ex- currently practicing who has any punge the bad. Emphasize the regular-season experience. He good because there is infinitely appeared in the last two games more of it. of the season for Seattle and the The Kid is home. For good. Seahawks' two postseason games Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Forever. Injured Seattle Seahawks’ Zach Miller, right, and Anthony McCoy, left, talk during NFL football training camp Thursday in please see SEAHAWKS, page S5 Renton. 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Winning The Final Word Washington Cavaliers Kyle Defending Champ Rattlers Reach ArenaBowl Lance and TV’s Best Bet PHOENIX (AP) — Nick Davila threw Fla., in a rematch of last year’s title game. Jef Boykin Major League Baseball celebrate their eight touchdown passes and the defend- Philadelphia beat Jacksonville on Saturday victory after ing champion Arizona Rattlers advanced night in the American Conference. Seattle at Tampa Bay the Cavaliers’ to their third straight ArenaBowl, beat- Davila completed 24 of 42 passes for 4:10 p.m. WWFA semi- ing the Spokane Shock 65-57 on Saturday 294 yards. Maurice Purify had six catches ROOT inal against night in the National Conference cham- for 104 yards and two touchdowns. Pierce County pionship Erik Mayer threw seven touchdown Saturday. The Rattlers, seeking their fourth Are- passes and also had a scoring run for Spo- na Football League title, will face the Phil- kane. Bran Thompkins caught 11 passes Brandon Hansen / [email protected] adelphia Soul on Friday night in Orlando, for 184 yards and five touchdowns. Sports 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013 SPORTS

Golf Racing Dufner Makes Most of Second Chance Dryad’s By Doug Ferguson Baker The Associated Press PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Jason Dufner doesn't have the same Wins set of skills as Rory McIlroy and Adam Scott, though his career AMA has shared the same path — from a memorable collapse at a major championship to redemp- Pro Title tion in pretty short order. And in this sport, redemp- CHAMPIONSHIP: tion doesn't always come eas- Dryad Native Second ily. Just ask Dustin Johnson or Thomas Bjorn. There's an even in Peoria Race to longer list of players who gave Wrap Up Title away majors in the final hour and never so much as earned By The Chronicle another shot, such as Ed Sneed Dryad native Brad or Mike Reid. Baker finished second for There was reason to believe the fourth time this season Dufner might be part of the lat- and won the 2013 AMA ter group. Pro Grand National Ex- Go back just two years to Atlanta Athletic Club to find pert Singles Championship Dufner standing on the 15th tee for the season Sunday in with the PGA Championship Peoria, Ill. Baker also leads in his hands. He was four shots the Pro Grand National clear of Anders Hansen and five Championship combined ahead of Keegan Bradley, who standings with six races to had just made a triple bogey on go in the season. the par-3 15th. Michigan's Henry What followed was painful Wiles won the Peoria TT to watch. for the ninth consecutive Dufner hit into the water and time, but Baker had the made bogey on the 15th. He hit lead in the race up until into a bunker right of the 16th the ninth lap. Wiles would and made bogey. He hit the mid- win the race by 3.317 sec- dle of the 17th green and still onds over Baker. made bogey with a three-putt. The Peoria TT was the Bradley answered with back- last Expert Singles mo- to-back birdies to catch Dufner, torcycle race, and Baker and then beat him in a playoff. has notched three second- "Maybe looking back 10, 15 years from now, I'll feel disap- place finishes and another pointment that I let this one fifth place finish to be get away if I never get another crowned champion of the chance," Dufner said that day. single-engine category. He was certain there would The next six races will be more opportunities. be Expert Twins races, and But then, everyone feels that Baker has a second, first way. and fourth place finish un- McIlroy had a four-shot lead der his belt. He leads the at the Masters in 2010 and shot second-place racer, 80 to tie the record for the worst Charlie Neibergall / The Associated Press Wiles, in the combined score by a 54-hole leader. He Jason Dufner poses with the Wanamaker Trophy with his wife Amanda after winning the PGA Championship golf tourna- standings 135-106. The vowed to learn from his mis- ment at Oak Hill Country Club Sunday in Pittsford, N.Y. most points you can get in takes, and it was the shortest les- a race is 28 points for fin- son in major championship his- And his popularity as the guy get out of a pot bunker next to "He always jabbed at me a ishing first, meaning Baker tory. He won the very next major with no pulse took off when he the 16th green and he finished little bit about having one of has a somewhat comfort- by setting the U.S. Open record was caught by a camera slump- one behind Ben Curtis. Bjorn these in his house," Dufner said, able lead. of 268 at Congressional for an ing against the wall, zoned out, didn't get another look at a sitting next to the Wanamaker Baker's next race will be eight-shot win. That wasn't a while sitting next to elementary major until the same course — Trophy. "And now I've got one, the Indy Mile next Sunday huge surprise. McIlroy is a spe- school children learning about Royal St. George's — eight years cial player. too. It's pretty neat to come back at the Indiana State Fair- focus. later. He finished fourth. More agonizing was watch- and win a PGA, to be honest grounds in Indianapolis. Johnson already has let three ing Scott make bogey on the last On the golf course, however, with you." four holes at Royal Lytham & St. his game was ordinary. He was chances get away in the majors, Annes, turning a four-shot lead an afterthought at most tourna- the most memorable his 82 in with four holes to play into an- ments. His only top 10s were in the final round at Pebble Beach We Build Websites! other British Open title for Er- the U.S. Open and Bridgestone in the 2010 U.S. Open. He also nie Els. Scott promised he would Invitational, and he didn't have had trouble recognizing a bun- do better the next time. 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energized him as he became Dan Wilson, Randy Johnson Brewer one of the greatest players in and Jay Buhner. He told major-league history. Niehaus stories that induced Continued from Sports 1 “As a 17-year-old kid get- belly laughs. He defended ting drafted by Seattle, I had the often-maligned Chuck He’s a Mariners immortal. no idea what I was in for,” Armstrong, Howard Lincoln He’s a Seattle sports immortal. Griffey said. and John Ellis, and no one “Smiles from the heart” Griffey deserved this day. He was in for greatness, dared to boo. He even left the He deserved it for more than and his success propelled a current young Mariners an hitting 417 of his 630 career city and turned baseball from uplifting message, remind- home runs as a Mariner, for a novelty to a passion around ing them that it took a while more than winning all 10 of here. before the Mariners broke his Gold Gloves as a Mariner, You can debate whether through in 1995. for more than becoming this Seattle is a baseball or football “Jay, Randy, Edgar, Dan city’s first true global sports or basketball or soccer town. and I, we were just like you icon. But in his heyday, there was guys,” he told the current He deserved it because, no question it was a Griffey after you assess all the highs town. players. “You can do it, too. and lows of 22 seasons in the Watching his interpreta- We made it happen. And you limelight, all the highlight- tion of the game, how he can do it, too.” reel plays and disabled list played with so much ath- His words made it easier visits, all the glory and all leticism and charisma that to believe in the Mariners’ Orthodontics for children and adults the surgeries, the love affair it seemed he was from the future. If the Mariners could between Junior and Seattle future, was its own pastime. find another Griffey, it would • Warm, caring atmosphere • Invisalign certiied remains intact. It’s a crazy But Griffey didn’t make be even easier. • Complimentary initial provider love story, as most are. That Saturday about his own great- That’s not possible, of exam & consultation • Most Insurances Accepted love has been tested again ness. He stayed humble. He course. There’s only one Ken • No referral necessary • Flexible Financing and again. But he is still your marveled at the teammates Griffey Jr. transcendent star, and you are he had, including fellow And now, finally, he’s back 2405 Borst Ave. Centralia still the place that nurtured Mariners Hall of Famers Al- in his rightful place. He’s all

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Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Fans in the “Kings Court” section cheer for Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Felix Hernandez (34) after a strikeout in the ifth inning against the Milwaukee Brewers Sunday in Seattle. Hernandez in Control for 8, Mariners Shut Out Brewers 2-0 SEATTLE (AP) — After him out at second on steal at- eight innings, Felix Hernan- tempt. dez said he was done. The Mil- “He still throws them out,” waukee Brewers certainly had Hernandez said. “Unbeliev- seen enough, too. able.” Hernandez left after pitch- The Mariners, who lost the ing four-hit ball, leading the first two games in the series, Seattle Mariners over the ended a 12-inning scoreless Brewers 2-0 Sunday. streak with a gift run in the Hernandez (12-5) struck third. out nine and walked one in his Dustin Ackley opened with first career appearance against a double to left and moved to Milwaukee. The 2010 AL Cy third on Brendan Ryan’s right- Young winner leads the league side groundout. with a 2.28 ERA and is second On a 1-0 pitch to Blanco, with 178 strikeouts. Peralta bounced a fastball in This was the eighth time front of the plate. The wild this year that he pitched at pitch caromed off catcher least eight innings. He was Martin Maldonado’s shoulder on track for his possible 10th and rolled several feet away. career shutout, but a 20-pitch Ackley sprinted home for a 1-0 eighth inning pushed his pitch score. count to 108. Brewers manager Ron Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times Acting Mariners manager Roenicke added that Hernan- Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant, right, rises for a jump shot during the Jamal Crawford Summer Pro-Am game Robby Thompson visited with dez “is one of the best pitchers at Seattle Paciic University in Seattle on Sunday. Crowds of Seattle Sonics fans packed the gym to capacity to watch their Hernandez between innings in the game for the few years former player. and determined “he was at the now.” end of his rope.” “Wily was really good. Re- Said Hernandez: “I’m just ally should have given up one Durant Returns to Seattle in Summer League being honest. I don’t want to run,” he said. By Tim Booth signed autographs and posed for — but was only 8 of 32 from go out there, tired and lose the Notes: Mariners manager The Associated Press pictures from the backseat of his 3-point range. He missed a base- game.” Eric Wedge, who has missed 18 vehicle. line jumper at the end of regula- Hernandez improved to games recovering from his July SEATTLE — Kevin Durant Shortly after his game ended, tion that forced overtime where 16-7 with a 2.63 in 30 career in- 22 mild stroke, visited the team hoisted 62 shots and scored 63 Durant tweeted, “I love and miss Crawford’s team pulled out a terleague starts, including 3-0 before the game. He said he points, and played all but 15 sec- Seattle.” 147-141 win. Crawford finished with a 1.16 ERA in four starts hopes to manage again when onds in 51 minutes of game time. The league organized by with 46 points. this season. the team returns for its next All that, and he still had time Crawford has seen its share of But the final score or Du- Danny Farquhar worked homestand Aug. 23. ... Acting to pose for pictures and sign au- special guest appearances in the rant’s stat line didn’t matter in the ninth for his fourth save. manager Robby Thompson tographs when his car was sur- past and there are even rumors the bigger picture of a city still Wily Peralta (8-12) pitched said Mariners pitcher Hisashi rounded by fans as he tried to of a Blake Griffin appearance in trying to reclaim its NBA iden- a complete game and allowed Iwakuma “jammed” his back leave. the coming weeks. But nothing tity. Fans were four hits. He walked none and Saturday against the Brewers. If there was any questioning might top Durant, considering “It’s huge. Seattle feels like he struck out four. “I talked to him a little bit. He if Seattle still loves Durant, it the circumstances of how he left was stolen from us. He’s argu- Justin Smoak hit a solo said he was fine. He should was put to rest Sunday. and how Seattle remains impor- ably the second-best player in home run in the fifth, his 13th. be good to go,” Thompson “I just want to say I miss you tant to him. Durant has been the NBA, some say he’s the first, Hernandez allowed just said. ... The Brewers this week- guys,” Durant told a crammed seen before in hats representing so for us to get to see him up one hit over his first five in- end became the final Major small-college gym filled with Seattle, including a retro Su- close and personal again; it was nings, a second-inning double League Baseball team to play a about 3,000 fans, many in Du- perSonics hat during this year’s special for me to get to play with by Juan Francisco. He was left regular-season game at Safeco rant’s old Seattle SuperSonics NBA playoffs. him,” said Will Conroy, a Seattle stranded at third. Field. Before Friday, the last jersey. “Thank you for the warm Durant reached out to Craw- native who has bounced around The Brewers had two hits time Milwaukee played a regu- welcome. I can’t wait to come ford to try and figure out a way in the D-League with a few NBA in the sixth but still sent only lar-season game in Seattle was back.” to make an appearance. A sum- stints. “I overpassed it to him three batters to the plate. Aug. 12, 1997, at the Kingdome. Durant took part in the Ja- mer of waiting finally came to like 10 times, but I didn’t care. It Martin Maldonado opened ... The Brewers’ franchise ac- mal Crawford Summer Pro-Am fruition Sunday as 3,000 fans was special. Even me, I couldn’t with a bunt single but was tually began in Seattle. After one season as the expansion in Seattle on Sunday. It was his packed a small-college gym to sleep last night. I was excited.” eliminated on a double play. Jean Segura then singled to Seattle Pilots, the club moved first time back in Seattle in a see Durant, Crawford and other Durant was mostly matched deep short, but 41-year-old to Milwaukee to play as the basketball capacity since the NBA players put on a show. up against Martell Webster of catcher Henry Blanco threw Brewers in 1970. SuperSonics left for Oklahoma “He reached out to me to the Washington Wizards but City in 2008. He was the NBA come perform before in front he took on whoever stood in his

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WNBA Racing Storm Slip Past Silver Stars 69-63 SEATTLE (AP) — Tina Thompson said that the Seattle Storm didn't need a different game plan. They just needed to execute the plan they already had. Thompson put up a double-double of 17 points and 11 rebounds, and Tani- sha Wright added 16 points, and the Storm earned a 69- 63 victory against the San Antonio Silver Stars on Sun- day. Wright's two free throws with 10.9 seconds left made it a two-possession game at 68-63. Camille Little also had a double-double for Seattle (10-12), scoring 11 points and grabbing 10 boards. The Storm, in the West- ern Conference's fourth and final playoff spot, regained a 2½-game lead on fifth- place San Antonio after be- ing routed 77-56 by the Sil- ver Stars on Friday night. "We were a little embar- rassed the other night. You never want to get beat like that on your home court," said Thompson, whose double-double was her sec- Mel Evans / The Associated Press ond in the past three games Driver Kyle Busch, center, celebrates in Victory Lane after winning a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race, at The Glen Sunday in Watkins Glen, N.Y. and third of the season. "We definitely came out today with a different focus. It was executing our strat- Kyle Busch Finally Wins Again at Watkins Glen egy. By John Kekis known as Smoke is out indefi- flag flew midway through the "Last game, I don't even by. If I was going to take out Kyle, it would have been wrecking in nitely after breaking two bones race and was focused on the No. think we could tell whether The Associated Press my mind, and there's a distinct in his right leg last Monday 9 Richard Petty Motorsports our strategy worked or not, WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — difference." night in a sprint car race in Iowa. Ford in front. because we didn't imple- There was no slipup on the final Racing can be all about luck Stewart, who has undergone two "They're better," Busch said ment any of it." lap this time, so Kyle Busch's sometimes, and Busch couldn't surgeries, saw his streak of 521 of Ambrose. "I'm trying to fig- Jia Perkins had 19 points victory celebration at Watkins get much luckier than he was on consecutive Cup starts come to ure out where I'm getting beat. for the Silver Stars (8-15), Glen International was as sweet this day. an end. Max Papis drove Stew- He's been driving away." and Jayne Appel had a dou- as it gets. Polesitter Marcos Ambrose art's No. 14 Chevrolet on Sunday On the ensuing restart on lap ble-double with 11 points Bumped aside a year ago by dominated the race, leading 51 and finished 15th. 43, Ambrose again sailed clear and 16 rebounds. Brad Keselowski on the final laps, but his good fortune — he Several drivers had stickers of the field, building a cushion Seattle coach Brian lap as they sped around an oil- was seeking his third straight on their cars honoring Stew- of 3.5 seconds over Busch as the Agler agreed with Thomp- covered track, Busch held the Cup win at The Glen — finally art with the message: "Get Well final pit stops loomed. son that following the game reigning Sprint Cup champion ran out just past the halfway Smoke 14." The complexion of the race plan was a part of Sunday's at bay on a two-lap dash to the point of the 90-lap race. Martin Truex Jr. was third, changed when Aric Almirola outcome. But shaking off checkered flag Sunday. Crew chief Dave Rogers was followed by Carl Edwards and blew a right front tire and slid Friday's game was just as big Busch kept his foot on the planning to have Busch pit on Juan Pablo Montoya. Clint off course into a tire barrier, a part. accelerator a tad longer than lap 60, but his crew noticed fluid Bowyer, Joey Logano, Jimmie bringing out that fateful caution. "People of character al- usual during his postrace burn- on the track and brought the No. Johnson, Kurt Busch and AJ All- When the race restarted, ways respond, and I said (to out, even sticking half his body 18 Toyota in a lap early. Busch mendinger rounded out the top Busch was in front with Kesel- the players before the game) out the window while smoke was in the pits when a caution 10. owski third and Ambrose 12th, that I know what kind of swirled all around and the tires flew and Ambrose had to pit Jeff Gordon entered the race and the car that had dominated people we have in here," kept churning. under yellow, losing his spot to with momentum in ninth place the race out front became just Agler said. "A big sigh of relief, just a Busch at the front. in the points standings after a ordinary in traffic, unable to "Us responding didn't deep breath. Whew!" said Busch, "That was a game-changer second last week at Pocono, but move forward. Nine laps after surprise me. I didn't know who also was victimized two right there," said Busch, who his day was ruined early with a the restart and struggling, Am- whether it would be good years ago while leading on a won from the pole in 2008 at wreck on lap 15. The four-time brose had picked up only one enough to win or not. But green-white-checkered finish The Glen. Watkins Glen winner finished spot and trailed Busch by nearly I knew we would respond and finished third. "I was just Busch held on through a se- 36th and dropped to 13th in the 10 seconds. and play better. trying to take it all in and figure ries of cautions over the final 28 standings with four races to go Truex managed to pass "I think everybody who it all out. The last couple of years laps. Ambrose, who restarted until the Chase for the Sprint Busch on lap 65, but Busch saw both games can see that here have been tough, and today 12th, crashed late trying to make Cup title starts. banged past him in the Inner there was a difference." it could have been tough again." a run with an ill-handling car The top 10 drivers in points Loop seconds later and Kesel- One of the biggest dif- Keselowski finished second and finished 23rd. He entered and the drivers from 11th to owski followed into second. Ke- ferences was rebounding. in this race for the third straight the race with an average finish 20th with the most wins earn selowski stayed close for a while, The Storm grabbed a time, and challenged Busch on of second in five previous starts wild-card berths for the 10-race but Busch began to pull away season-high 48 on Sunday, the final lap, pulling to his rear at Watkins Glen and also had postseason. Kurt Busch moved just as he had a year ago when 10 more than their previous bumper at one point. There was won all three Nationwide races into 11th place, just two points oil spoiled his day. best of 38 in last Tuesday's no bump this time. he'd entered at the storied road behind Truex and only four be- "It was a really, really sticky 80-65 victory at Phoenix, "We had a shot at it," Kesel- course in upstate New York. hind ninth-place Greg Biffle. situation last year, and it wasn't and 22 more than they had owski said. "I was going to have "That's just the way it goes," Ambrose was unchallenged all Brad's fault," Busch said. on Friday against the Silver to wreck him to really get it, and Ambrose said. "We put on a for the lead through the first "There was oil on the race track, Stars. I didn't want to do that. There's strong showing. It wasn't our half of the race, building a mar- but Brad's the one that spun us In addition to Thomp- racing and there's wrecking. day, but we've had plenty of gin of nearly 3 seconds over Kyle out. It eventually cost us being son's 11 and Little's 10, Those are two different things. good days here." Busch, who started fifth and able to make the Chase. I fig- guard Noelle Quinn had a "Everybody defines them The field didn't have to wor- was up to second by lap 21. ured maybe he could do some career-high 11. a little differently, and I guess ry about five-time Watkins Glen Busch had been unable to of the same again, but he kept it San Antonio finished that's the code you live your life winner Tony Stewart. The man close on Ambrose before a red clean today." with 32 rebounds. "Their ability to get 15 offensive rebounds that was Tennis something we talked about before the game, but that had a lot to do with (the Serena Williams Wins Rogers Cup in Romp outcome), Silver Stars coach TORONTO (AP) — Serena like, 'You're going to be in the tournament proved a break- ner to make it 6-2. Dan Hughes said. Williams insists it's not as easy final and after your semifinal through. She ousted two former “The start was not as bad as "Neither team shot the as it looks. I want you to do this, and you No. 1 players (Jelena Jankovic the scored showed,” Cirstea said. ball very well (Seattle hit The top-ranked woman have to do this and this press.' and Caroline Wozniacki) before “The first three games I had real- 44.9 percent, San Antonio breezed to her third Rogers Cup Who knows if I'll even make defeating defending champion ly good chances so I could have 33.3 percent), but they got title Sunday with a 6-2, 6-0 vic- it to the semifinals? It's a lot of Petra Kvitova in the quarters been up three-love. Suddenly I extra opportunities." tory over unseeded Romanian pressure. It's not easy." and fourth-seeded Li Na in the found myself down three-love. After trailing for the Sorana Cirstea. This was her Williams plays this week in semifinals. I know the score seems quite entire game on Friday, the eighth WTA title of the year and Cincinnati and will be the de- "For me it's been a really pos- tough but there were moments Storm were up by as many the 54th of her career. fending champion at the U.S itive week and I'm going to take when I felt the match was closer as 17 points on Sunday, the She didn't drop a set all week Open. Despite having lost only everything that well to the next than it seemed.” last time at 45-28 with 8:01 and lost only 22 games, almost one match since March, a stun- tournament," she said. With shouts of “Sorana” and left in the third quarter. half that total against third-seed ning early exit at Wimbledon, Cirstea was unsteady from “Serena” volleying around the Seattle then missed its Agnieszka Radwanska in a semi- she says she can still improve. the opening game, double-fault- stadium, splashes of Romania’s next eight shots, and the Sil- final that proved her only real "For me it's always about ing the first point and again at blue, yellow and red could be ver Stars got as close as eight test in this U.S. Open tuneup. constantly improving and never 30-40 to give Williams an early seen dotting the Rexall Centre points at 47-39 before the With the absence of top-five saying 'I did great and I can be break. Williams broke again for stands on a warm, sunny after- Storm stretched it back to 11 players Maria Sharapova and satisfied,'" she said. "I did great 3-0 after Cirstea sent a back- noon. at 56-45 going into the final Victoria Azarenka, and the early (today), but what can I do better? hand wide. That prompted a “I was surprised to see how 10 minutes. exit of Wimbledon champ Mar- What can I improve on? That's visit from her Australian coach, many Romanians there were The Storm couldn't get ion Bartoli, all because of injury, what I always strive for. When Darren Cahill. out there and how many flags the lead back to double dig- Williams faced few obstacles in I get satisfied, and for a lot of The pep talk appeared to I’ve seen,” she said. “It was an in- its in the fourth quarter. But her path to the title. players, the (playing) level goes work momentarily. Cirstea won credible atmosphere and it made San Antonio never came "No tournament is ever easy, down." four straight points to break me feel like home when they closer than three points at especially being in the position Cirstea was appearing in back and held serve at 3-2. But were screaming, supporting me 66-63 on a lay-in by Appel I am in," she said. "The tourna- only her third WTA final and Williams quickly removed any and saying positive things. I’m with 13.8 seconds left. ment starts and they expect you looking to build on her only ti- chance of an upset, winning two looking forward to coming back to win. And the tournament is tle — in 2008 at Tashkent. This straight games and acing a win- here.” • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013

College Football NFL Huskies Starters Feel Fresher After First Camp Week

By Todd Dybas asked if Miles has separated Tacoma News Tribune himself. By the end of the first week of “It’s almost like the light has training camp, roster referenc- turned on him for him,” Sarki- ing was on the uptick. sian said. “He’s got a great feel for Wash- the offense, anticipating throws. ington in- He’s throwing the ball accurately. Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press tentionally He appears to be in really good Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, center, calls to his team during NFL football training camp on Sunday in Renton. worked its command and control when he’s third-string players into on the field. I’ve been impressed.” more and more of practice as the 3. Offensive line questions Youngsters Impress in Seahawks Opener week moved along. remain. “We made it a point, different Washington switched Mi- By Tim Booth for tight end Zach Miller (foot) fourth down. Whatever the than any of the other training cah Hatchie from left tackle to The Associated Press and defensive end Cliff Avril game situation is I want to be camps we’ve had, really to try right and moved Ben Riva to (hamstring), Carroll said. Both able to get in and execute and RENTON, Wash. — Pete are improving but neither might to develop our 3s,” Washington left tackle. Colin Tanigawa, who that's ultimately how you de- coach Steve Sarkisian said. “But Carroll came away from Seattle's be ready for the Seahawks' third velop into being a starter in this is coming off a knee injury that preseason opener impressed not minimize our installation. preseason game at Green Bay. league," Turbin said. There was a lot put on their plate cost him most of last season and with how his younger players "They are doing well in the who had shown off in practice This week will be an oppor- and not a whole lot of busts. all of spring practice, has been rehab and they are running well tunity for Turbin to earn time “I think our 1s appear fresh worked in at right guard. Erik were just as strong in the Se- on the ground and working out. ahawks first game situation. as Michael is suffering from to me coming out of week one. Kohler, who had knee surgery Again we are going to continue back spasms that kept him out Camps past, we looked a little bit Carroll wasn't concerned to be conservative with them at last year before coming back for about his starting offense and of practice Sunday. Carroll said fatigued coming out of Saturday spring, has yet to practice after this early time," Carroll said. "It defense struggling for the brief might still be two weeks away it could be a few days before Mi- night. But, by reducing some of injuring his foot at the end of the chael returns. their reps and developing our 3s, time they got on the field, but before they do something but I Opportunity is also what I feel good about our team. I feel summer. He’ll rejoin the team instead focused on the unproven wouldn't be surprised if by the like there was great energy (Sat- for and start rehabilitation Mon- guys who got their chances in end of this week they are doing wide receiver Stephen Wil- urday).” day. the Seahawks win over San Di- more and getting closer to the liams is trying to take advan- Four things we learned dur- With Washington’s ambi- ego. practice field." tage of. With Percy Harvin out ing the first week: tion to play faster, an offensive "I thought the guys that had Turbin sat the first two weeks and possessing a 6-foot-5 frame been doing things in practice that Carroll loves in in receivers, 1. Of the three touted fresh- line with depth will be necessary. of training camp with a sore foot kind of did the same things in that allowed for Michael and fel- Williams popped with two long man wide receivers, John Ross Right now, the Huskies are still had the best start to camp. the game and it carried over low rookie Spencer Ware their catches, including a 42-yard Keith Price hit Ross over the sorting out the first five. and translated from the practice chances to take snaps that nor- touchdown reception from Tar- top in a seven-on-seven period 4. The search for pass rush field. A number of our guys felt mally would be going to Turbin. varis Jackson, continuing what for a long touchdown. Ross ran solutions continues. their matchups on the practice He said the foot pain kept him he showed in practice making under Price’s on-time and on- The Huskies flipped tight field got them ready and were from being able to make cuts the impressive catches against Se- target throw, beating double end Evan Hudson to the de- tougher than what they had in way he wanted to. attle's strong secondary. coverage that included safety fensive line, where he has been the game," Carroll said. "So it The injury was a setback af- "It's always good when you Sean Parker. Parker was shout- was really positive and the kind ter Turbin came on in the second practice like you play. I come in working with the starting group of first step I like getting." ing in disbelief following the half of last season. He rushed for here every day with the expecta- during the first week. Hudson, Sunday's practice saw the 354 yards backing up Marshawn completion. Damore’ea String- tion to compete and make big 6-foot-5, 277 pounds, is entic- return of backup running back Lynch, but more than half that fellow’s intensity level isn’t where plays so in the game I took the it needs to be but once he catches ing to Washington coaches be- Robert Turbin, who had yet to total came in three of the final same mindset," Williams said. the ball, he’s a load to take down. cause of his size. Having Austin participate in training camp four games of the regular season. Jackson also took an early Darrell Daniels had a quiet first Seferian-Jenkins supported by due to a foot injury. There might Turbin hopes with Leon Wash- week. have been a little more urgency ington now in New England he lead in the race to backup start- Michael Hartvigson and Josh ing QB Russell Wilson. Jack- 2. Cyler Miles is the clear Perkins at tight end also gave the for Turbin to get back on the can become even more of a con- No. 2 quarterback. field after rookie Christine Mi- sistent third-down option for son completed 8 of 9 passes for Huskies the option of moving According to the rosters chael rushed for 89 yards on 16 the Seahawks, but knows he'll 128 yards and two touchdowns. provided by the school, Miles’ Hudson. carries against the Chargers. get pushed by Michael. Brady Quinn wasn't bad either, weight has gone down since the If he stays on defense – the While Turbin returned, it "I want to be a guy that's very completing 6 of 11 passes and spring. Subsequently, his spot Huskies expect to decide early will still be a couple more weeks versatile, first, second, third, throwing a touchdown. on the depth chart has gone up. this week – Hudson and his Miles is listed at 213 now, down linemates will have to figure Soccer from 223 in the spring. What out a better pass rush. Wash- was a daunting playbook is mak- ington was 10th in sacks in the ing more sense. And, after being listed as an Pacific-12 Conference last year Sounders Win in Dempsey’s Rave Debut and can’t constantly sacrifice a “or” with Jeff Lindquist on the By The Tacoma News Tribune depth chart last year, Sarkisian blitzing linebacker to get to the a crowd of 18,766 at BMO Field. able to do that when you are on said “he would agree” when quarterback. TORONTO — Clint “There has been a lot of talk, a the field, it is home. Dempsey’s debut was destined lot of speculation, a lot of media “So it was good to get on the to be the Seattle Sounders’ big stuff for me, but what I enjoy is field and get some touches, mix story from Saturday. But there being on the field and playing,” it up with the boys and to get fa- most of the last two weeks with would be no shortage of sub- said Dempsey, who is second on miliar with this league again.” Seahawks a hamstring strain. plots. the U.S. national team’s all-time Seattle jumped to a 2-0 lead "Getting live reps you can Dempsey played 56 minutes scoring list. “It’s what I dreamed in the first half on Mauro Ro- Continued from Sports 1 kind of learn from your own and his new club held on for a about as a kid, being a profes- sales’ goal and an own goal by mistakes," Willson said. "It's one 2-1 win over Toronto FC before sional soccer player, and to be Toronto. against Washington and Atlanta. thing to be able to learn it on Now he's the most experienced your iPad or on the chalk board player taking practice snaps for but it's another thing to do it the team. live, have guys moving around, The Seahawks frequently see the blitzes and the coverages used two tight end sets a sea- and all the little details. You can son ago and will need McGrath talk about (it) but until you actu- and Willson to play even after ally experience it, it's just a whole STABILIZE Your Future Miller returns to action. Willson different world. It's been great caught two passes for 16 yards in for development." with a degree in Civil Engineering Technology the Seahawks' preseason opener Carroll said they aren't in a against the San Diego Chargers rush to get Miller back on the last Thursday. McGrath has yet • Explore the growing ield of Career Opportunities field. They know what he can • to record a catch outside of the bring to the table already and Civil Engineering. Learn real- Land Survey Technician 2012 preseason. want to make sure he's fully world skills that can put you to • Civil Engineering "Luke got started a little slow healthy before clearing him to work in a high-demand ield Design Technician and then he got going and got his return to practice. Until Miller • Construction Inspector feet under him with his block- returns, McGrath and Willson with great starting wages. ing — caught the ball when he • Construction Material have the biggest chance to prove • Experienced, professional had his chances," Seattle coach they can be effective options in Testing Technician faculty give you hands-on Pete Carroll said. "McGrath did Seattle's offense. • Computer-Aided Drafting a really nice job. I thought Sean "We've got all the confidence experience using current • Certiied Flagger played really consistent ball on in Luke and (Cooper) and all technology, tools and the edges and blocking and all, the other tight ends that are in practices. something I was anxious to see. our position groups are doing He's a little stronger than he just fine in picking up the slack," • Check out the Introduction was last season and a little more McGrath said. "It would be great to Civil Engineering class physical so he kind of showed to have Zach back and have that up." veteran edge. It's a big difference that begins Sept. 23 and The one benefit of Miller's when he comes back around." check out a career that absence has been the additional Notes: TE Darren Fells will work for you! work the young guys have been (hamstring) returned to practice Centralia College is an able to get on the practice field. for the first time since July 30. equal opportunity institution. Willson and McGrath work OT Michael Person (calf) and Learn more on mostly with the first-team of- WR Perez Ashford (undisclosed) Advising Day fense with reserves Cooper also returned to practice. ... DT August 15 Learn more about this exciting program! Helfet, Jameson Konz and An- Michael Bennett (undisclosed), from 9am-2pm Call: 360.736.9391, ext. 483 • Email: [email protected] drei Lintz getting time with the DT Jesse Williams (knee) and in the Science Center CH503314cz.d second- and third-team offenses. LB Bobby Wagner (shoulder) Visit: www.centralia.edu/workforce Darren Fells will also begin to were new players on the sidelines get more work after missing sitting out Tuesday's practice. b Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013 SPORTS

Mariners Team Stats Through Aug. 12 Sports Briefs Batting Stealers Fastpitch Holding Tryouts NAME GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB BA OBP SLG OPS Kyle Seager 115 449 64 130 27 2 17 54 212 45 79 5 .290 .357 .472 .829 By The Chronicle Kendrys Morales 112 438 51 128 28 0 17 64 207 31 79 0 .292 .345 .473 .818 Raul Ibanez 91 349 41 86 14 2 24 58 176 25 96 0 .246 .297 .504 .801 The Stealers 16U fastpitch team will hold tryouts Justin Smoak 88 307 40 83 16 0 13 31 138 45 82 0 .270 .367 .450 .817 on Sunday, Aug. 18, at 2 p.m. at Chehalis' Recreation Michael Saunders 92 296 48 68 14 2 10 38 116 42 90 11 .230 .322 .392 .714 Park for the 2014 season. The team is looking for Dustin Ackley 75 254 27 57 12 0 1 17 72 19 48 1 .224 .280 .283 .563 Endy Chavez 77 248 19 67 10 0 2 13 83 8 29 1 .270 .292 .335 .627 pitchers, catchers and utility players. Contact Brian at Michael Morse 66 247 29 59 12 0 12 26 107 19 68 0 .239 .300 .433 .733 (360) 508-1746 for more information. Brendan Ryan 80 243 22 46 8 0 3 17 63 20 55 4 .189 .253 .259 .512 Nick Franklin 61 235 24 58 13 1 10 34 103 24 65 5 .247 .315 .438 .754 Jason Bay 68 206 30 42 6 0 11 20 81 26 62 3 .204 .298 .393 .691 Brad Miller 38 152 21 39 8 4 2 18 61 16 28 3 .257 .327 .401 .729 LCYSA Starting Soccer Program for Kelly Shoppach 35 107 11 21 7 0 3 9 37 12 45 0 .196 .293 .346 .638 Jesus Montero 29 101 6 21 1 1 3 9 33 8 21 0 .208 .264 .327 .590 Disabled Kids Mike Zunino 29 99 13 24 4 0 2 10 34 9 26 0 .242 .315 .343 .659 Robert Andino 29 76 5 14 4 0 0 4 18 7 27 0 .184 .253 .237 .490 The Lewis County Youth Soccer Association is Franklin Gutierrez 18 60 8 16 4 0 5 11 35 2 15 1 .267 .290 .583 .874 Totals 117 4042 473 987 191 12 141 456 1625 371 961 35 .244 .310 .402 .712 starting a new soccer program for disabled children between the ages of 4 and 18. Pitching The TOPSoccer Program will meet the needs of children with physical and mental disabilities, and all NAME GP GS QS W L SV HLD IP H ER HR BB SO K/9 P/GS WAR WHIP ERA Felix Hernandez 25 25 19 12 5 0 0 173.2 154 44 12 33 178 9.22 104.0 5.9 1.08 2.28 spectrums of autism, ADD, ADHD, and Down syn- Hisashi Iwakuma 25 25 16 10 6 0 0 164.0 135 54 22 28 138 7.57 92.5 4.2 0.99 2.96 drome. The program will not be accepting wheelchair Joe Saunders 24 24 13 10 11 0 0 140.0 169 73 18 44 83 5.34 97.4 0.6 1.52 4.69 Aaron Harang 19 19 8 5 10 0 0 102.2 112 66 19 23 72 6.31 91.2 -0.8 1.31 5.79 bound players at this time, but will try to expand to Brandon Maurer 13 10 4 3 7 0 0 58.2 75 44 12 22 37 5.68 82.4 -0.8 1.65 6.75 offer an indoor facility in the future. Tom Wilhelmsen 47 0 0 0 3 24 0 47.1 34 23 2 26 35 6.65 0.0 0.1 1.27 4.37 The program’s first season will take place in Cen- Yoervis Medina 44 0 0 3 3 1 9 47.0 36 14 3 23 48 9.19 0.0 1.4 1.26 2.68 Charlie Furbush 50 0 0 2 4 0 12 46.1 31 17 5 22 64 12.43 0.0 0.4 1.14 3.30 tralia at the Fort Borst Park soccer fields. Registration Oliver Perez 45 0 0 2 3 2 6 40.2 39 14 5 17 57 12.61 0.0 0.9 1.38 3.10 will run through Sept. 15, with a cost of $30. Events Carter Capps 36 0 0 2 2 0 6 40.0 51 25 9 13 46 10.35 0.0 -0.5 1.60 5.63 Blake Beavan 12 2 0 0 2 0 0 39.2 46 27 8 8 27 6.13 93.0 -0.5 1.36 6.13 will start Friday, Sept. 6, and run from 6 to 7 p.m. on Jeremy Bonderman† 7 7 3 1 3 0 0 38.1 40 21 4 17 16 3.76 89.0 0.0 1.49 4.93 Fridays. Each player will receive a jersey with his or her Danny Farquhar 26 0 0 0 0 4 2 37.1 32 20 2 14 56 13.50 0.0 -0.3 1.23 4.82 Erasmo Ramirez 5 4 0 3 0 0 0 24.0 28 19 5 8 21 7.88 101.0 -0.4 1.50 7.13 name and a medal or trophy at the end of the season. Lucas Luetge 21 0 0 0 2 0 0 23.2 32 15 2 9 17 6.46 0.0 -0.3 1.73 5.70 Face-to-face registration days will be held Aug. 13, Hector Noesi 9 1 0 0 1 0 0 22.1 31 14 3 9 18 7.25 79.0 -0.1 1.79 5.64 Stephen Pryor 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 7.1 3 0 0 1 7 8.59 0.0 0.6 0.55 0.00 19 and 20. For information or to register as a player, Kameron Loe† 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 6.2 11 8 6 1 3 4.05 0.0 -0.5 1.80 10.80 buddy or coach, go to www.centraliayouthsoccer.com. Bobby LaFromboise 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.2 5 5 0 4 6 20.25 0.0 -0.4 3.38 16.88 Email Keith Neeley at [email protected] for Totals 117 117 63 54 63 31 39 1062.1 1064 502 137 322 929 7.87 94.8 -- 1.30 4.25 more information. Scoreboard Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Tulsa 7 17 .292 11 - Bernd Wiesberger +5 Sports on the Air MLB Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. - John Huh +6 Major League Baseball Standings Seattle at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Saturday’s Results - Russell Henley +6 TUESDAY, Aug. 13 American League Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Los Angeles 85, New York 67 - Gonzalo Fdez-Castano +6 EAST W L PCT GB Milwaukee at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Indiana 80, Atlanta 66 - Carl Pettersson +6 LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL Boston 71 49 .592 - Houston at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. - Graham Delaet +6 4 p.m. Tampa Bay 66 50 .569 3 NY Mets at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Sunday’s Results - Charlie Beljan +6 ESPN2 — World Series, semifinal, teams TBD, Baltimore 65 53 .551 5 Washington 74, Connecticut 63 - Ernie Els +6 at Portland, Ore. Phoenix 77, Tulsa 56 NY Yankees 60 57 .513 9.5 - Richard Sterne +6 6:30 p.m. Toronto 54 64 .458 16 Chicago 94, Minnesota 86 (OT) - Stewart Cink +6 New York 88, Atlanta 82 CENTRAL NFL - Jason Kokrak +6 ESPN2 — World Series, semifinal, teams TBD, Detroit 69 48 .590 - Seattle 69, San Antonio 63 NFL Preseason Glance - Brett Rumford +7 at Portland, Ore. Kansas City 62 54 .534 6.5 AMERICAN CONFERENCE - Kevin Stadler +7 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland 63 56 .529 7 Tuesday’s Game W L T Pct PF PA - Richie Ramsay +7 4:10 p.m. Minnesota 53 63 .457 15.5 Chicago at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 44 20 - Hiroyuki Fujita +7 Chicago Sox 45 72 .385 24 New England 1 0 0 1.000 31 22 ROOT — Seattle at Tampa Bay - Billy Horschel +7 WEST Miami 1 1 0 .500 47 27 Wednesday’s Games 5 p.m. - Scott Brown +7 Texas 69 50 .580 - N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 17 26 Atlanta at Connecticut, 4 p.m. - Padraig Harrington +7 MLB — Regional coverage, Pittsburgh at St. Oakland 67 50 .573 1 South Indiana at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Houston 1 0 0 1.000 27 13 - Brian Gay +7 Louis or Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs Seattle 54 63 .462 14 Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 20 44 LA Angels 53 64 .453 15 - Peter Uihlein +7 Jacksonville 0 1 0 .000 3 27 - Derek Ernst +8 Houston 37 80 .316 31 Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 21 22 WEDNESDAY, Aug. 14 National League North Golf - Kohki Idoki +8 GOLF - Geoff Ogilvy +8 EAST W L PCT GB Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 44 16 PGA Championship 1 p.m. - Jordan Spieth +8 Atlanta 72 47 .605 - Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 34 10 Aug. 8-11, 2013 TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Championship, Washington 57 60 .487 14 Cleveland 1 0 0 1.000 27 19 At Oak Hill CC, Rochester, NY - Matt Every +8 NY Mets 54 62 .466 16.5 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 13 18 Par 70 / 7,163 Yards - Jeff Sorenson +8 first round matches, at Brookline, Mass. West Philadelphia 53 65 .449 18.5 Purse: $8,000,000 - Alexander Noren +9 LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL Denver 1 0 0 1.000 10 6 2012 Champion: Rory McIlroy - JC Anderson +9 Miami 44 73 .376 27 Oakland 1 0 0 1.000 19 17 8 p.m. CENTRAL FINAL RESULTS - Tom Watson +10 Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 13 17 Pos. Player Score ESPN2 — World Series, championship, teams Pittsburgh 70 47 .598 - - Nick Watney +10 San Diego 0 1 0 .000 10 31 1 Jason Dufner -10 St. Louis 67 50 .573 3 TBD, at Portland, Ore. NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2 Jim Furyk -8 - George Coetzee +10 Cincinnati 66 52 .559 4.5 East 3 Henrik Stenson -7 - Chris Wood +10 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago Cubs 52 66 .441 18.5 W L T Pct PF PA 4 Jonas Blixt -6 - Pablo Larrazabal +10 11:10 a.m. N.Y. Giants 1 0 0 1.000 18 13 Milwaukee 51 67 .432 19.5 T5 Scott Piercy -5 - David McNabb +10 Washington 1 0 0 1.000 22 21 WGN — Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs WEST T5 Adam Scott -5 - Ryan Polzin +10 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 41 39 7 David Toms -4 12:30 p.m. LA Dodgers 68 50 .576 - - Jaco Van Zyl +10 Philadelphia 0 1 0 .000 22 31 T8 Jason Day -3 MLB — Regional coverage, Baltimore at Ari- Arizona 60 57 .513 7.5 South - Daniel Balin +11 Colorado 56 64 .467 13 T8 Zach Johnson -3 zona or San Diego at Colorado (3 p.m. start) Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 24 17 T8 Dustin Johnson -3 - Kyle Stanley +11 San Diego 53 65 .449 15 New Orleans 1 0 0 1.000 17 13 T8 Rory McIlroy -3 - Kevin Chappell +11 4:10 p.m. San Francisco 52 65 .444 15.5 Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 10 34 T12 Graeme McDowell -2 - Rob Labritz +11 Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 16 44 ROOT — Seattle at Tampa Bay T12 Boo Weekley -2 - Robert Gaus +11 Saturday’s Results North T12 Marc Leishman -2 5 p.m. - Thomas Bjorn +11 Detroit 9, at NY Yankees 3 Detroit 1 0 0 1.000 26 17 T12 Roberto Castro -2 ESPN — Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago 0 1 0 .000 17 24 - Caine Fitzgerald +11 at Toronto 5, Oakland 4 T12 Marc Warren -2 SOCCER Green Bay 0 1 0 .000 0 17 - Paul McGinley +12 at Chicago White Sox 5, Minnesota 4 T12 Kevin Streelman -2 Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 13 27 T12 Steve Stricker -2 - Lucas Glover +12 11:25 a.m. at LA Dodgers 5, Tampa Bay 0 West T19 Keegan Bradley -1 - Mike Small +12 ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, exhibition, at San Francisco 3, Baltimore 2 Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 17 0 T19 Hideki Matsuyama -1 - Freddie Jacobson +13 Bosnia-Herzegovina vs. United States, at Sarajevo, LA Angels 7, at Cleveland 2 Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 31 10 T19 Rickie Fowler -1 - Mark Sheftic +13 at Washington 8, Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 6 10 T22 Michael Thompson E Bosnia-Herzegovina Boston 5, at Kansas City 3 St. Louis 0 1 0 .000 19 27 T22 Matt Kuchar E - Shaun Micheel +13 6 p.m. Miami 1, at Atlanta 0 T22 David Lynn E - Stuart Smith +13 All Times PST ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, exhibition, San Diego 3, at Cincinnati 1 T25 Kiradech Aphibarnrat +1 - Kirk Hanefeld +14 Thursday’s Results T25 Robert Garrigus +1 - Bob Sowards +15 Mexico vs. Ivory Coast, at East Rutherford, N.J. Texas 5, at Houston 4 Baltimore 44, Tampa Bay 16 Chicago Cubs 6, at St. Louis 5 T25 Webb Simpson +1 - Jeff Martin +16 Washington 22, Tennessee 21 T25 Bill Haas +1 NY Mets 4, at Arizona 1 - Rod Perry +16 Cincinnati 34, Atlanta 10 T29 Miguel Jimenez +2 THURSDAY, Aug. 15 Milwaukee 10, at Seattle 0 Cleveland 27, St. Louis 19 T29 Rafael Cabrera Bello +2 - Sonny Skinner +16 GOLF at Colorado 6, Pittsburgh 4 Denver 10, San Francisco 6 T29 Scott Jamieson +2 - Mark Brown +19 9 a.m. Seattle 31, San Diego 10 T29 Ryo Ishikawa +2 - Chip Sullivan +20 Sunday’s Results T33 Peter Hanson +3 - Lee Rhind +23 TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Championship, Friday’s Results at Cleveland 6, LA Angels 5 T33 Martin Kaymer +3 - Bo Van Pelt +10 second round matches, at Brookline, Mass. Detroit 26, N.Y. Jets 17 T33 Paul Casey +3 at NY Yankees 5, Detroit 4 Miami 27, Jacksonville 3 - Jamie Donaldson +10 11 a.m. Oakland 6, at Toronto 4 T33 Brendon de Jonge +3 New England 31, Philadelphia 22 T33 Justin Rose +3 - Angel Cabrera +11 TGC — PGA Tour, Wyndham Championship, at Cincinnati 3, San Diego 2 Houston 27, Minnesota 13 T33 Francesco Molinari +3 first round, at Greensboro, N.C. at Atlanta 9, Miami 4 New Orleans 17, Kansas City 13 T33 Lee Westwood +3 Minnesota 5, at Chicago White Sox 2 Arizona 17, Green Bay 0 T40 Matt Jones +4 GYMNASTICS at Kansas City 4, Boston 3 Carolina 24, Chicago 17 T40 Thorbjorn Olesen +4 5 p.m. Texas 6, at Houston 1 Oakland 19, Dallas 17 T40 J.J. Henry +4 Racing NBCSN — P&G Championships, at Hartford, at St. Louis 8, Chicago Cubs 4 T40 Danny Willett +4 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Saturday’s Results T40 D.A. Points +4 Conn. Baltimore 10, at San Francisco 2 NY Giants 18, Pittsburgh 13 At Watkins Glen at Seattle 2, Milwaukee 0 T40 Tiger Woods +4 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL T40 Charley Hoffman +4 Sunday’s Results at Colorado 3, Pittsburgh 2 Sunday’s Results T47 Thongchai Jaidee +5 1 Kyle Busch $236,658 10 a.m. NY Mets 9, at Arizona 5 Buffalo 44, Indianapolis 20 T47 John Merrick +5 2 Brad Keselowski $204,876 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, at Washington 6, Philadelphia 0 T47 Ryan Palmer +5 3 Martin Truex Jr. $161,735 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. at LA Dodgers 8, Tampa Bay 2 Thursday, Aug. 15 T47 Josh Teater +5 4 Carl Edwards $149,360 Detroit at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. T47 David Hearn +5 Noon 5 Juan Pablo Montoya $137,524 Monday’s Results Atlanta at Baltimore, 4:30 p.m. T47 K.J. Choi +5 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, Carolina at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. 6 Clint Bowyer $135,818 Oakland 5, at Toronto 1 T47 Marcus Fraser +5 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. San Diego at Chicago, 5 p.m. 7 Joey Logano $118,743 Texas 2, at Houston 1 T47 Luke Guthrie +5 T55 Scott Stallings +6 8 Jimmie Johnson $131,296 2 p.m. at NY Yankees 2, LA Angels 1 Friday, Aug. 16 T55 Ryan Moore +6 9 Kurt Busch $111,330 ESPN2 — World Series, double elimination, Philadelphia 5, at Atlanta 1 Minnesota at Buffalo, 4 p.m. T57 Hunter Mahan +7 10 AJ Allmendinger $116,018 Cincinnati 2, at Chicago Cubs 0 Oakland at New Orleans, 5 p.m. T57 Shane Lowry +7 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. at Chicago White Sox 6, Detroit 2 San Francisco at Kansas City, 5 p.m. T57 Chris Kirk +7 11 Jamie McMurray $109,505 4 p.m. at Kansas City 6, Miami 2 Tampa Bay at New England, 5 p.m. T57 Ken Duke +7 12 Casey Mears $105,843 ESPN2 — World Series, double elimination, at Minnesota 3, Cleveland 0 T61 Stephen Gallacher +8 13 Kevin Harvick $123,946 Saturday, Aug. 17 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. at Colorado 14, San Diego 2 T61 Ian Poulter +8 14 Ryan Newman $113,318 Dallas at Arizona, 1:30 p.m. at Arizona 7, Baltimore 6 T61 Tommy Gainey +8 15 Max Papis $122,210 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Tennessee at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. T61 Harris English +8 at LA Dodgers 4, NY Mets 2 16 Greg Biffle $92,085 10:30 a.m. Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets, 4:30 p.m. T61 Sergio Garcia +8 Green Bay at St. Louis, 5 p.m. T66 Ben Curtis +9 17 Paul Menard $107,201 MLB — Regional coverage, Pittsburgh at St. Tuesday’s Games Miami at Houston, 5 p.m. T66 Brandt Snedeker +9 18 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $123,146 Louis or L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees (1 p.m. start) LA Angels at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Denver at Seattle, 7 p.m. T68 Tim Clark +10 19 Denny Hamlin $92,835 4 p.m. San Francisco at Washington, 4:05 p.m. T68 Vijay Singh +10 20 Danica Patrick $77,635 Sunday, Aug. 18 Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. T70 John Senden +11 21 David Ragan $98,243 MLB — Regional coverage, Kansas City at De- Indianapolis at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. T70 Brooks Koepka +11 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. 22 Boris Said $87,393 troit or Boston at Toronto Seattle at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. T72 Phil Mickelson +12 Monday, Aug. 19 T72 Matteo Manassero +12 23 Matt Kenseth $110,401 4:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 5 p.m. 74 Gary Woodland +13 24 Owen Kelly $92,682 ROOT — Seattle at Tampa Bay Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 p.m. 75 Darren Clarke +16 25 David Gilliland $75,460 Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL Cut 26 Jeff Burton $82,660 5 p.m. Miami at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. - Charles Howell III +4 27 Dave Blaney $74,435 - Joost Luiten +4 Cleveland at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. WNBA 28 Landon Cassill $71,285 ESPN — Preseason, San Diego at Chicago Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. - Nicolas Colsaerts +4 29 Alex Kennedy $71,110 TENNIS San Diego at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. WNBA Standings - Bubba Watson +4 Eastern Conference 30 Dale Earnhardt Jr. $89,460 10 a.m. Baltimore at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. - Woody Austin +4 W L PCT GB - Martin Laird +4 31 Marcos Ambrose $117,024 Houston at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, Western & Chicago 15 7 .682 - - Sang-Moon Bae +4 32 Brian Vickers $78,585 NY Mets at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Southern Open, men’s and women’s round of 16, Atlanta 11 8 .579 2 ½ - Chris Stroud +4 33 David Stremme $71,435 Indiana 11 11 .500 4 - Charl Schwartzel +4 34 Kasey Kahne $88,310 at Cincinnati Wednesday’s Games Washington 11 13 .458 5 - Davis Love III +4 6 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 10:10 a.m. New York 10 13 .435 5 ½ - Branden Grace +4 35 Ron Fellows $70,160 Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 11:10 Connecticut 6 15 .286 8 ½ - Jimmy Walker +5 36 Jeff Gordon $116,916 ESPN2 — WTA, Western & Southern Open, a.m. - Luke Donald +5 37 Aric Almirola $106,785 round of 16, at Cincinnati Miami at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. Western Conference - Mikko Ilonen +5 38 Michael McDowell $64,850 8 p.m. W L PCT GB - David Muttitt +5 Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. 39 Brian Keselowski $60,850 Minnesota 17 5 .773 - - Marcel Siem +5 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Western & South- 40 Travis Kvapil $64,850 San Diego at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. Los Angeles 16 7 .696 1 ½ - Rich Beem +5 ern Open, round of 16, at Cincinnati (same-day Baltimore at Arizona, 12:40 p.m. Phoenix 12 11 .522 5 ½ - David Lingmerth +5 41 Victor Gonzalez Jr. $52,850 LA Angels at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Seattle 10 12 .455 7 - Y.E. Yang +5 42 Tomy Drissi $48,850 tape) San Francisco at Washington, 4:05 p.m. San Antonio 8 15 .348 9 ½ - Paul Lawrie +5 43 David Reutimann $45,350 2013Inside_BB_20_Layout 1 8/12/13 4:34 PM Page 1

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Compiled by Charlie Miller. Follow Charlie on Twitter @AthlonCharlie or email him Key Stats at [email protected] For those of you unfamiliar with the trend of sta- 1. Braves Opponents batted .172 last week. tistics made popular by sabermetricians, I intro- 2. Red Sox Astros and Royals batted .294 off Boston pitching last week. duce to you WAR. This stands for Wins Above Replacements, which essentially measures the Miguel Cabrera, Detroit 3. Dodgers 19 of next 22 games vs. teams with losing records. The best hitter on the planet continued to number of wins a player adds to his team above 4. Tigers Whipped up on Mo Rivera twice over the weekend. that of a replacement player (minor leaguer). crush AL pitching last week. Miggy drove in 5. Pirates Swept at Colorado, now visit St. Louis for another showdown. 11 runs last week and among his four homers AL Hitters WAR 6. Rangers Alex Rios provided a quick spark, but will it last? were two ninth-inning clouts off Mariano 1. Miguel Cabrera, Detroit 6.6 Rivera over the weekend. 7. Cardinals Lost 13 of 18 and their hold on first place. 2. Mike Trout, Los Angeles 6.4 8. A’s In AL West game of flip-flop, Oakland back in second. 3. Manny Machado, Baltimore 5.3 9. Rays Went 2-7 vs. NL West, happy to get back to AL opponents. 4. Chris Davis, Baltimore 5.1 5. Josh Donaldson, Oakland 5.0 Anibal Sanchez, Detroit 10. Orioles Baltimore faring a little better vs. NL West than Rays did. NL Hitters WAR The Tigers are finally hitting and pitching like 11. Reds Expect big things at Milwaukee and Chicago this week. most experts expected coming into the sea- 12. Indians Tribe may be running out of gas. 1. Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh 6.2 son. Last week Sanchez allowed eight hits 13. Royals Fans still believe the postseason can happen for K.C. 2. Carlos Gomez, Milwaukee 6.2 3. David Wright, New York 5.6 and three walks to go with his 19 whiffs over 14. Yankees 21-year streaks of better records than Det. and K.C. in jeopardy. 4. Joey Votto, Cincinnati 5.2 14.2 innings in the Tigers’ wins at Cleveland 15. Diamondbacks Below .500 since the break and next 10 games will be tough. and New York. 5. Paul Goldschmidt, Arizona 5.1 16. Nationals Revenge at Atlanta this weekend? AL Pitchers WAR 17. Rockies Sweeping the Pirates was fun. 1. Felix Hernandez, Seattle 5.9 18. Mariners Hisashi Iwakuma hitting a wall: 3-5, 4.59 over last 11 starts. 2. Chris Sale, Chicago 5.4 Aaron Hill, Arizona 19. Blue Jays Offense not the problem; 6-7 when scoring 5+ since break. 3. Max Scherzer, Detroit 5.0 The underrated second baseman finished the week with a pair of hits in four straight games, 20. Padres Change of scenery appears to be good for Ian Kennedy. 4. Hiroki Kuroda, New York 4.4 including three doubles and two home runs, 21. Twins Just two off days left the rest of the season. 5. Yu Darvish, Texas 4.4 raising his average from .278 to .299. He bat- 22. Mets Still bullish on young pitching. NL Pitchers ERA ted .474 with a 1.471 OPS. 23. Angels Lost nine in a row within their division. 1. Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles 6.2 24. Cubs Batting .226 and scoring less than three runs/game over last 18. 2. Matt Harvey, New York 5.6 25. Phillies Phillies’ last save was July 11. 3. Adam Wainwright, St. Louis 5.2 4. Jhoulys Chacin, Colorado 4.6 Stephen Strasburg, Washington 26. Giants Have a 3.09 ERA in August, but lost six of 11. 5. Patrick Corbin, Arizona 4.2 The Nats’ ace allowed just five and two runs 27. Brewers Only 1.5 games worse than defending champs. over seven innings against the Braves, a game 28. Marlins Non-pitchers are batting just .235 this season. Scale for a full season: 8+ MVP Quality, 5+ All- Washington would ultimately lose, then Star Quality, 2+ Starter. Developed by Sean Smith 29. White Sox Scored fewest runs in American League. pitched the first complete game and shutout of BaseballProjection.com and published by of his career against Philadelphia. Miguel Cabrera AP Images 30. Astros Growing pains keep getting worse. Baseball-Reference.com.

• It’s nice to get a little help every now and then when chasing a division crown. Recently the Red Sox finished up a disappointing road Worst Contracts in Baseball trip with a 3-4 record. But in the process, Boston gained a couple of games on second- place Tampa Bay, a club struggling against the As more teams are signing their National League West. In the National League younger stars to long-term contracts in Central, the St. Louis Cardinals have been in a hopes that they can hedge against the downward spiral for a few weeks. Over the market later on, some players’ con- weekend the Redbirds lost two of three at tracts are much better than others. In home to the Chicago Cubs. However, the Car- the first of two articles, I’ll rank the dinals gained a game on the first-place Pi- worst current contracts in terms of fu- rates, who were swept at Colorado. ture value. Think in terms of what • Yasiel Puig of the Dodgers continues to grab these current deals mean going for- the headlines for hitting exploits, but an under-the-radar first baseman in Kansas City ward. Next week, we’ll look at the best has been pretty hot since the beginning of contracts from the club’s perspective. June. Since June 1, Puig leads the majors with 86 hits and Eric Hosmer of the Royals is 1. Alex Rodriguez (4, $86 million*) second with 84. It’s safe to say that A-Rod isn’t worth • It’s no secret that the Los Angeles Dodgers $25 million this season, so he’s prob- are in the midst of one of the hottest streaks ably not going to produce enough in in baseball history. But it’s not completely for- 2016-17 to earn $40 million over eign to the Dodgers’ franchise. This year’s edi- those two seasons. tion of the men in blue has won 37 of their last 45 games. It’s actually the third time in the 2. Albert Pujols (8, $212 million) Athlon Sports team’s history that the club has enjoyed a 37- Not many teams would have given Albert Pujols (left) can still produce when healthy, but the long term of his deal turns it sour. For Ryan Howard (center), it’s a sharp decline 8 stretch. The first was way back in 1899, the Pujols this deal two years ago, much in production that makes his deal undesirable. Both his high salary and lack of production make Alex Rodriguez’s contract a bad deal. most recent was in 1953 when the team was less after two sub-Albert seasons with still in Brooklyn. the Angels. He’s guaranteed $59 mil- 6. Jonathan Broxton (2, $16 million, 10. Angel Pagan(3, $31.75 million) 14. R.A. Dickey (2, $24 million, plus • If you’re expecting down-to-the-wire pen- lion for two seasons after he turns 40. nant race drama this season now that there plus $9MM/$1MM option/buyout) Over three full seasons prior to 2013, $12MM/$1MM option/buyout) are two additional wild card teams, which 3. Ryan Howard (3, $75 million, plus The Reds will pay him $16 million for he averaged .281 with 31 doubles, 33 He’s had one great season and one were introduced last season, think again. The $23MM/10MM option/buyout) two years as setup man for Chapman. steals and 81 runs. good season as a starter. That’s a thin five playoff teams in the National League are The big first baseman is owed $85 He better be completely healthy for 11. B.J. Upton (4, $59.8 million) track record for a commitment of $24 all but set with Atlanta almost a cinch to win million for three years, or $98 mil for Cincinnati to get any kind of return on It’s easy to beat a man while he’s million for seasons at ages 39 and 40. the NL East and Los Angeles earning the NL four depending on the option/buyout West crown. The NL Central is wide open, for this investment. down, but Upton has a four-year trend 15. Josh Beckett (1, $15.75 million) decision prior to 2017. Would any sure, among the Pirates, Cardinals and Reds. 7. C.J. Wilson (3, $54 million) of hitting .242 with 20 homers and 38 It’s only one more season, but what a team sign him for that now? But all three teams are in control to make the There are more expensive pitchers tied steals, with power trending upward waste of $15 million. playoffs as wild-card teams. In the American 4. Josh Hamilton (4, $106 million) up for more years, but they are also and steals trending downward. De- League, there are four teams battling for the There’s more money on the line for more productive than Wilson has been. fense and potential are worth only so 16. Miguel Montero three playoff spots. There are only three post- Hamilton than Howard, but the An- 17. Adrian Gonzalez season berths for the Tampa Bay Rays, Balti- The lefthander will eat 200 innings a much. gels’ outfielder probably has more to more Orioles, Texas Rangers and Oakland A’s. season with a WHIP below 1.35, but 12. Edwin Jackson (3, $39 million) 18. Carl Crawford offer at this point, and doesn’t seem to The Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox are in Bronson Arroyo, Yovani Gallardo and He has a five-year average of 199 in- 19. Jeremy Guthrie be declining as quickly as the Phillies’ position to win the AL Central and AL East, re- Jeremy Guthrie can do that. nings and a 4.06 ERA, otherwise 20. Matt Kemp first baseman. spectively. 8. Jayson Werth (4, $83 million) known as an average pitcher who eats 21. John Danks 5. Ryan Braun (7, $113 million, plus We’re seeing an uptick in production innings. 22. Dan Uggla $20MM/$4MM option/buyout) 23. Troy Tulowitzki this season, but he’s never driven in 13. Cliff Lee (2, $50 million, plus If there is a bright side, Braun will be 24. Zack Greinke 100 runs, nor hit .300 for a full sea- $27.5MM/$12.5MM option/buyout) George Springer, Houston 30 when he returns to the Brewers 25. Mark Buehrle son. The club’s (for now, Philadelphia) The 2011 first-round draft pick of Houston has next spring after serving his suspen- *Years and approximate value left on 9. Mark Teixeira (3, $67.5 million) choice is either $62.5MM for two sea- progressed through the Astros’ system very sion. And he’s guaranteed just $10 contract His last three healthy seasons yielded sons, or $77.5MM for three. Either quickly. In 115 games at AA/AAA this summer, million and $12 million over the next an average of .252-32-101, not bad, way, it’s too much, and probably why he is batting .301 with 31 homers, 93 RBIs and two seasons. But can we expect his 38 stolen bases. His numbers are slightly bet- but not worth more than $22 million the Phils couldn’t trade him this sea- production to be as consistent without ter at the Triple-A level. The Astros expect him — and that’s if he doesn’t continue to son. PEDs? Risky at best. to contribute as soon as 2014. decline at age 34 next season.

August 18, 1967 5 Home runs for Josh Reddick of the A’s in 276 at-bats this season prior to last weekend. It’s also the Of the 14 players active Jack Hamilton of the California Angels beans number of home runs he hit in 12 at-bats at Toronto over the three days. He came into the series with this season with more Boston’s rising star Tony Conigliaro. The All-Star the Blue Jays batting .203 with a .326 slugging percentage. He hit .500 off Toronto pitching and than 3,500 total bases, four right fielder, who had become the youngest player slugged 1.750. are current teammates. Can ever to lead his league in home runs in 1965 at 1-10 Record for the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursdays this season. That is the worst record of any team on you name them? age 20, suffers two facial fractures and damage any day. to his left retina. He would return in 1969, but de- clining eyesight forced early retirement from the 49-0 Clayton Kershaw’s record for his career when his team gives him four or more runs of support. game after the 1971 season. 17 Consecutive road games won by the 1984 Detroit Tigers, the longest streak in major league history. August 9, 1981 Recently, the Los Angeles Dodgers put together a run of 15 wins on the road. Baseball returns after a 58-day hiatus due to a .571 Batting average for Jayson Werth of the Washington Nationals in August. That is the best in the

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originally scheduled in July, the midseason tradi- .059 Batting average for Dan Uggla of the Atlanta Braves in August. That is the lowest in the majors Alfonso Jeter, Derek Rodriguez, Alex tion is staged in Cleveland before 72,086 fans. among players with at least 25 plate appearances. ANSWER: TRIVIA Athlon Sports

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When I found ing together for years during a out he was going to be here, it pair of training camp practices was kind of a breath of fresh air.” this week, hooking up for a mul- The six-time Pro Bowler was titude of completions in Arians’ stifled a year ago, enduring the aggressive offense. least productive season of his Palmer showed he still has stellar career — through no the arm strength to hurl the fault of his own. Arizona cycled downfield passes Arians prefers. through four quarterbacks dur- Few receivers possess Fitzger- ing a desultory 5-11 season that ald’s blend of size (6-foot-3, 218 featured 11 losses in the final 12 pounds), strength, hands, foot- games. Fitzgerald caught only 71 work and speed. of the 148 balls thrown his way. Tom Lynn / The Associated Press “Larry’s phenomenal,” Palm- But only five were drops, ac- Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer during the irst half of a preseason NFL football game against the Green Bay er said. “There’s no weakness to cording to Pro Football Focus. Packers Friday in Green Bay, Wis. his game. In other words, 72 passes target- “I don’t think he’s ever been ed for Fitzgerald — nearly half — in an offense like this; I know weren’t reasonably catchable. The Cardinals’ best record dur- critical to Arizona’s postseason lished in the spring. he hasn’t been in an offense like That will change under the ing that stretch was 8-8 in 2011. aspirations. “The passing game, espe- this. I don’t know exactly what stewardship of Palmer, the for- Warner led the team to a pair cially in this offense, is all about to expect or what to predict, but mer USC standout who brings a of playoff berths during his five- MAX EFFORT rhythm and timing,” Palmer I’m really excited about what the 62.5 percent career completion year stint, including the fran- said. “There’s a lot of formation offense can be.” rate to his third NFL stop. Palm- chise’s only Super Bowl appear- Every offseason, Fitzgerald shifts ... things you have to read The Cardinals gained the er also provides much-needed ance after the 2008 season. He conducts a training session for on the run and decisions you fewest yards in the league last stability at the game’s most im- was 33 years old when he signed teammates and players from have to make post-snap. It was season and scored the second- portant position for a franchise with Arizona in 2005 — the around the league in his home- just a chance to make sure you fewest points, so there’s nowhere that has had hardly any since same age as Palmer. town of Minneapolis. It makes don’t have that month off be- to go but up. The offensive line Kurt Warner retired after the “The comparisons are natu- sense that his quarterback tween that last minicamp and is still a question mark, and 2009 season. ral,” said first-year Cardinals would be there so the two could the start of training camp.” injuries have riddled the run- “There’s no question about coach Bruce Arians, whose team get extra reps to work on their Palmer’s determination to ning back corps. But Arians is who’s playing quarterback this opened its exhibition schedule timing. But Palmer didn’t wait succeed impressed his team- a proven offensive guru and the year. It’s really the first time it’s Friday with a 17-0 victory at around for an invitation. mates, including Fitzgerald, Palmer-led passing game is po- been like that since I’ve arrived Green Bay. “Quality player at “That’s the first time in my whose work ethic is legendary. tentially potent. here at Arizona,” third-year this time in his career. He can career a quarterback’s ever tak- Fitzgerald spent almost the en- Still, there’s no telling how tight end Rob Housler said. “It’s still do it.” en the initiative,” Fitzgerald said. tire 2011 league lockout work- it’ll go once the real games start good to have a guy entrenched. Palmer, who was 4-for-6 with “I didn’t ask him. He said, ‘Fitz, ing with veteran NFL receivers next month. All Palmer and You know he’s going to be there one TD vs. the Packers, had a where are the guys working out?’ coach Jerry Sullivan, who broke Fitzgerald can do in the mean- on Sunday. It’s really nice. It’s a decent season for a bad Raiders I said, ‘We usually get together down and rebuilt every aspect time is work to make their on- departure from what we’re used team in 2012, passing for 4,018 in Minnesota.’ He said, ‘I want of Fitzgerald’s game. Fitzger- field relationship as cohesive as to.” yards with 22 touchdowns and to come for a week.’” ald sought out Sullivan after a possible. Six quarterbacks started 14 interceptions. No Oakland Asked why he made the mid- fourth consecutive 90-catch, “It’s like being in chemistry for Arizona over the past three receiver was remotely as skilled, July trek to Minnesota, Palmer Pro Bowl season. class,” Arians said. “You keep seasons: Derek Anderson, John accomplished or experienced as said he was eager to “get to work” For Fitzgerald to recognize throwing stuff in there and Skelton, Max Hall, Kevin Kolb, Fitzgerald, whose ability to con- and build on the foundation your effort, it must be above watch it boil. 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Lindsay Hodge / For The Chronicle Judy Redden pours honey in her bowl amongst other bread ingredients.

By Lindsay Hodge a comfort food. Comfort foods wants to improve their bread different starters have different For The Chronicle have the ability to boost your making skills find someone to tastes. Some are more sour mood. We associate certain take lessons from. I had made than others. Some are sweet, C atching I am a bread-a-holic. I have foods with happy memories, so bread before, but I never knew like Amish Friendship Bread. been on the search for a perfect when we eat those foods, those what the recipe meant when it a sweet bread, is a sourdough Wild Yeast bread recipe, and for some happy memories are brought said, “Knead until the bread bread. Interestingly, you can By Pam Nelson lessons, for a while now. When from Howstuffworks.com to light. The emotions that is smooth and elastic.” I had even catch wild yeast for your Abridged by Lindsay Hodge I heard that there was a lady in we feel when we eat comfort always over-floured my bread, own sourdough starter! for The Chronicle my church giving bread lessons, Judy had a sourdough I jumped at the opportunity. foods cause a chemical reaction too. Judy usually kneads her You can create your own That is how I got to know Judy in our brains and we can be bread with oil instead of flour. starter sitting in the back of sourdough starter by “catching” Redden, from Toledo. Judy sold immediately distracted from “It keeps the mess down,” Judy her refrigerator with quite the the wild yeast that floats around her homemade bread at local our bad moods. said. history. Years ago, when she in the air just about everywhere! During my bread-making Bread has been around was baking bread to sell at local farmers markets for 10 years. You’ll need: Her business was called Judy’s lesson with Judy, she told me for many years. It was markets, she had a friend who – A pottery crock, plastic Bread Basket. Even though she that most basic bread recipes around before the advent of collected different wild yeasts. container or glass jar, preferably had to stop selling her bread are pretty much the same. The commercial yeast products. So, Her friend had a friend who with a loose-fitting lid goodness of the bread is all what did people use to leaven was a chemist who traveled all – A wooden spoon due to changes in Health – A piece of cloth, such as Department regulations, she about how many times and how the bread? Wild yeast. That around the world. When he cheesecloth still makes her own bread and long you let your bread raise for, is where sourdough starters was in Saudi Arabia he found a – Some unbleached plain flour loves to share her love of bread how you knead the bread, and begin, and there are some starter, then sent it to his friend, (do not use self rising) and water the yeast collector, who gave it with others. whether you knead it for the starters that have been around Directions: For many people, myself right amount of time or not. I for hundreds of years. The cool to Judy. Mix 1 cup flour and 1 cup water included, homemade bread is recommend that anyone who thing about sourdough is that Please see BREAD, Life page 2 together in the jar. Cover it with the cloth. It turns out that there is yeast floating in the air all around us all the time, and some of this yeast will make its way to your flour/water mixture. HOMEMADE HAPPINESS It will then start growing and dividing. A local woman shares her love of homemade bread, and a few recipes, too! After 24 hours, pour off about a cup of the mixture and feed it Ingredients: with a cup of flour and a cup of 3-4 cups flour (White or whole wheat or a combination! It’s really your choice.) water. In a few days, the mixture 1 tablespoon gluten will become frothy as the yeast 2 teaspoons salt population grows. ¼ cups sugar or honey (Judy usually uses 1/8 cup sugar and 1/8 cup honey) Leave the starter on the kitchen 1 tablespoon active dry yeast counter for five to seven days. 2 tablespoon oil Feed it every day or two by 2 ¼ cups warm water (115° F to 120° F is the optimal temperature for the dividing it in half and adding a yeast. If your water is too hot, you’ll kill your yeast, if your water is too cup of flour and a cup of water to one half of it (you can throw cold, your bread won’t rise quickly enough.) the other half away or use it to bake bread). When you see a Instructions: watery substance floating to Mix 2 cups flour, gluten, salt, sugar and yeast. Add the wet the top, stir it in. Sourdough ingredients, the honey, oil and water. Give the mixture a good bakers call this hooch. As the beating with a whisk until the batter-like dough starts to get a starter ferments, it will develop little elastic. Add flour a little at a time until your dough is dry a strong aroma of bread and enough to knead. Turn out onto a lightly oiled counter and knead alcohol. Over the week the until the dough is smooth and elastic. Allow the dough to rest starter will become a thick while you grease two bread pans. Divide the dough into two equal liquid, like pancake batter. It will balls, form the loaves, and place loaves in pans. Leave in a warm be slightly yellowish. place (like a warmed up, but not preheated, oven). It should take At this point you can do one of about 30 minutes to rise. You know it’s done rising when you press on two things: the corner of the dough and it stays indented. Remove the loaves from Store it in the refrigerator to the oven, preheat your oven to 350° F. Bake at 350° F for 30 min. Once the slow down the yeast. Then you bread has cooled, enjoy! will only have to feed it every 5 Judy bakes with dark, non-stick pans, so if you are using a different variety, such or 6 days; as glass, you may need to adjust your baking time accordingly. Or, keep it on the counter and feed it every day. Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013 LIFE

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“There’s no question that when we eat something that really pleases us … presumably it sets off certain reward centers in the brain.’’

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Commercial active dry yeast was created to give bakers a consistent and predictable product. In addition to the Lindsay Hodge / For The Chronicle distinctively different taste Loaves of bread cool on Judy Redden’s counter. Years of practice lead to perfectly delicious loaves. each sourdough starter has, wild yeasts also don’t rise Judy said. “And when you are For Judy, and for me, predictably. Sometimes the angry, or having a bad day, you making bread is just like starter can take a full day or can punch that dough just as making happiness. I hope Judy’s Sourdough Cracked two to double in size, and other hard as you can and it won’t you can learn to make a little times it’ll get really excited and hurt your hand!” homemade happiness too! Wheat Bread Recipe overflow your jar. Sourdough Judy was recently diagnosed starters typically take longer to with diabetes. She has been ...... Makes 3-4 loaves rise, too. controlling her condition with Lindsay To start, mix the following ingredients together and let sit for 6-8 hours Whether you use diet, which means that she has Hodge recently or until it has doubled in size: commercial yeast or a had to severely limit her intake moved to the 2 cups starter sourdough starter, making of carbohydrate-rich foods. She Lewis County 1 cup warm water your own bread can be a very adds seeds and nuts and whole 3/4 cup cracked wheat area with her ¼ cup sugar rewarding experience. “There grains to her bread to increase husband and 2 cups flour is something very healing the protein in it. That helps their two chil- about making bread... I love the keep her blood sugar more dren. She is a Then add: creativity that I feel when I am steady. Even though she can’t homemaker, ¼ cup sugar making bread, kneading the eat bread like she used to, she writer, and pho- 3 teaspoons salt dough with my hands, making has found a way to keep that bit ¼ cup oil tographer and is enjoying discov- And enough flour to make a kneadable dough. Knead with flour until a loaf that is perfectly shaped,” of joy around. ering our area. dough is smooth and elastic. Let the bread rest while you grease your pans. Divide and form loaves, let rise in the pan for 30 minutes or so. Preheat your oven to 350° F. Bake for 30 minutes. It’s very important to note that Judy doesn’t knead her sourdough with oil, like she does with her basic bread. She says the dough stays silky. Again, Judy bakes with dark, non- stick pans, so if you are using a different type of pan you may need to adjust your baking time accordingly. DEMAND FOR DOG BLOOD INCREASES DURING SUMMER important to save the lives of it. Her dog Monty has been of various sick animals with giving ever since. anemia and bleeding disorders.” Now she spreads the word to At Kenzie’s and Fable’s other dog owners, including her appointment, Blue Ridge neighbors. She recruited Hazel, employee Chris Oldt snuggled her neighbors’ 140-pound with the dogs to comfort them. English mastiff. “So brave, so brave,” he “These are hero dogs,” Trudil whispered to Fable as a tube said as Monty and Hazel played held by vet Dr. Valerie Latchford filled with blood. in her kitchen. “They’re saving Cheryl Trudil learned lives.” about dog blood donors a few Hazel is a universal donor, years ago from a friend with said 14-year-old Ethan Rosman, a greyhound. Although the whose family owns her. Reisterstown resident is plugged “She’s actually perfect – she’s into a network of dog rescuers, so calm, she can give to any dog, it was the first time she’d heard and she gives a ton,” Ethan said. HELP the ROXY!

Algerina Perna/Baltimore Sun Digital Projector Fundraising Cheryl Trudil owns Montey, a mix, left. Her neighbor, Ethan Rosman, 14, owns Hazel, an English Mastif. Both dogs are blood donors for other dogs. There is a shortage of canine blood; many people don’t know that dogs can give blood. Golf Tournament By Alison Knezevich “Pets that wouldn’t be able Now, her dogs seem to love The Baltimore Sun survive a certain injury or their appointments, she said, Ironwood Green, Glenoma certain disease process now where they get to feast on treats BALTIMORE – As Fable, have a chance,” said Dr. Keisha afterward. a 5-year-old Newfoundland, Hayward of Falls Road Animal Schneider said she was lies on a table at the Baltimore Hospital. alarmed to learn that many Humane Society in Reisterstown, Jocelyn Pratt, manager of animal blood banks keep Md., she doesn’t seem to notice the Blue Ridge Veterinary Blood colonies of pets whose only Saturday, Sept. 7th the needle in her jugular vein. Bank in Loudoun County, Va., purpose is to give blood. Instead, the pooch blissfully said there’s an increased need Blue Ridge bills itself as the licks peanut butter from the for blood during the summer, largest all-volunteer bank in the hand of her owner, Lauren 10 am for 10:30 am when animals are more likely to country – meaning its collection Schneider, while a handler play outside – and so more likely of blood is solely dependent cradles her with his whole body. to suffer from car accidents and upon owners offering their pets Fable and her sister, Kenzie, Shotgun Start are canine blood donors – and heat-related maladies. as suppliers. The facility ships veterinarians and animal Other conditions that could blood to veterinary hospitals advocates say the world needs require transfusions include throughout the nation. Help the Roxy more of them. The dogs’ blood parvovirus and snake bites. To donate to Blue Ridge, Theater keep movies was going to a major university The Baltimore Humane Pratt said, dogs must be at least and an emergency animal Society and Blue Ridge 35 pounds and a healthy weight in Morton with a NEW hospital in other states, where recently put out a plea for help for their size. They need to be Digital Projector!! it’s in high demand. in replenishing Blue Ridge’s current in their vaccinations “Most people don’t even canine blood supply. The groups for rabies and distemper and know that it exists, and they warned that the blood bank preventive treatment for certainly don’t know the was forced to ration blood to heartworm. $40.00 per person risks of not having enough medical providers and put them Dr. Urs Giger, an animal blood,” said Wendy Goldband, on waiting lists. transfusion expert at the spokeswoman for the Baltimore The humane society in University of Pennsylvania’ Teams of 4 Humane Society. Reisterstown is one of the School of Veterinary Medicine, Register your team with Spending on veterinary care 13 sites in Maryland where said temperament is also for pets has jumped from $7.2 donors can give to Blue Ridge. important for dog blood donors. Ron Field at billion in 2002 to an estimated Schneider learned about dog “They should be well behaved, $13.6 billion in 2012, according blood donations from a flier. not aggressive,” he said. [email protected] to the American Pet Products “I was a little nervous the first Like humans, dogs have For more information or to donate Association. Technology time I brought them, I won’t lie,” blood types, but they’re screened

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Women’s Right to Vote the population was closer to Fox and St. Helen’s theaters. Park drew nearly 1,500 attend- gle-bucking, and springboard Headlined 6,000. When he left the area, he ees. Originally the picnic was events, as well as second place In 1889, The Centralia “A great many young and was going to Hollywood to for people who settled in the in vertical chop, double buck- News headlined the article several married men who were make a movie with Buster Ke- Dryad area between 1885 and ing, and choker setting on Sun- on women’s right to vote with, at work at the mills and other aton. 1905, but the younger genera- day. “Are Our Legislative Halls to places claimed residence out- tion wanted to come, according “I’ve been coming to Mor- be Occupied by Feminine Men side the county in order to Store to Become Home to Joe Staeger of Centralia. Peo- ton ever since my grandfather and Masculine Women.” avoid poll tax, while many men ple came from San Francisco competed,” Lentz said. “It feels have land claims in this county In 1934, Mrs. Ted Dueber and Nevada. pretty good to win here.” “The question whether had operated a store at 831 G St., women shall be allowed to and should be counted,” wrote Herbert Heath, Chehalis, The Centralia News. Centralia, for 10 years. She and was the master of ceremonies. vote or not, is now attracting her husband closed the store so You May the political minds of youth- Other men were fishing on the Columbia River and others they could move the building ful Washington,” the article back from the street and re- From Church to continued. “And the ambitious on the Sound. Qualify For model it to become their home. Mental Health Center aspirant for sisterhood among In 1982, a contractor had the other states is trembling Phone Company is a ‘Live’ been hired by the county to Hearing Aids with anxiety, least the grand Dr. Springer Goes to Randle Organization convert the former Bethel As- Do you feel you have a old constitution of our forefa- In 1957, Dr. James D. In 1909, the eastern Lewis sembly of God Church build- hearing loss that may be thers should receive this unde- County Rural Telephone Com- Springer opened his medical ing on Main Street in Chehalis served blow. The voice of the clinic in Randle this week. He due to loud noise pany, headquartered at Swof- to the new home of the Lewis exposure at your past or American eagle, too, with emo- ford, was a “live” organization, graduated from Centralia High County Mental Health Center. tion, is husky; he has grown according to The Chehalis Bee- School in 1943. He earned his The county purchased the present work? You absentminded, and ere long Nugget. bachelor’s degree from Seattle church for $370,000. May Qualify For will retire to the swamps of “The company’s lines extend Pacific College and his medical HearingAids. Chehalis, and there our Fourth up the Cowlitz valley east of degree from Kirksville College of July bird, our great mouse- Mossyrock, down to Morton on in 1955. Lentz is ‘Bull of the Woods’ At Avada Hearing Care killer, will end his days in lone- the other road,” the newspaper He was a World War II vet- In 1984, Mel Lentz of Cre- Centerwe are a local ly exile. O great eagle bird of continued. “The line is being eran serving in the Pacific. He swell, Ore., became the Bull of hearing aid company American liberty, come to our extended west from Morton and his wife Evelyn had four the Woods from the Worldwide who offer assistance in assistance or we perish. There and a junction will be formed children. His parents were Mr. Association of Timber Sports at filing State Labor and can be no doubt that this ter- in the neighborhood of Bear and Mrs. Roy Springer of Gal- the Morton Jubilee. The honor rible state of affairs will drive Industries, Federal and canyon with the Home Tele- vin. was not easily obtained as Bri- Self Insured Claims. If our national bird to an early phone Company of Silver Creek, an Trow of Waitakaruru, New and permanent grave.” you already have a claim giving direct telephone com- Dryad has Picnic of 1,500 Zealand, and Cliff Hughes of in process we can help Auckland were ahead of Lentz munication between Morton In 1959, the annual Dryad you track it If you already Underestimated County and Alpha.” on Saturday. Lentz went on to picnic at Rainbow Falls State win first place in hot saw, sin- wear hearing aids come to Population Avada for your batteries In 1907, County Asses- ‘Our Gang’ Star Visiting and cleanings. sor E.P. McClure made public In 1932, Mickey Daniels, FREE the Lewis County population: New Item! star of the “Our Gang” com- HEARING 2,963 men and 2,439 women edies, visited his aunt and uncle for a total of 5,402. The asses- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Daniels in Oak Storage All Sizes, All Colors SCREENINGS sor had visited throughout the Chehalis. THIS WEEK county to gather the numbers. His plans included making Bed The Centralia News believed personal appearances at the CALL 1-888-798-8248 you will be connected to the location nearest to you.

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new study in the journal Pediatrics. Al- As anyone who lives in an earth- most two in three (64.3 percent) of those quake-prone area knows, there is a ready injuries occurred in children younger fix for this problem, and the American than 5, and boys accounted for a little Academy of Pediatrics urges parents more than 60 percent of cases. to use them. Safety anchors or anti-tip The most common TV-related injury devices can hold a television set more was to a child’s head or neck, account- firmly in place, and should come with ing for about 63 percent of those seen television sets – along with educational in emergency rooms. Some 13.3 percent materials – when they’re purchased, say of smaller children and 7.7 percent of the authors of the study, injury-preven- youths 11 to 17 sustained concussions tion specialists at Nationwide Children’s from closed-head injuries. An addition- Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. Beyond al 22 percent of children had injuries to that, television manufacturers should By Melissa Healy And with television screens prolifer- their legs. design television screens and sets to be Los Angeles Times ating in U.S. households – more than The authors noted that TVs of all more tip-resistant. half of U.S. homes have three or more shapes, sizes and vintages were impli- But the group has a few words of ad- WASHINGTON–The nation’s pedia- TVs – the rate of such injuries is on the cated in the injuries. But they noted that, vice to parents, too. Don’t set the remote tricians keep saying that television can rise. Emergency room visits related to with old-fashioned cathode-ray tube control, or any other object of toddlers’ be harmful for babies and toddlers, but toppled TVs have increased 95 percent TVs going the way of the eight-track desire, on top of the television set, as this time, they mean it literally. A new since 1990. tape, many families are stowing these children often topple televisions in a bid study finds that in 2011 alone, televi- On average, a TV plummeting from behemoths on dressers and armoires in to reach such things. sions falling on children caused some an armoire, bureau or rickety shelf lesser-used rooms. The large sets could 17,000 injuries that warranted a trip to a sends a child to a hospital emergency de- readily tip on little ones when they are hospital in the United States. partment once every 30 minutes, says a out-of-sight of caregivers, they warned. ADVICE: Dear Abby Awkward Questions About Sons’ Adoption Don’t Deserve Answers

DEAR ABBY: My husband joining our family. I do not want eye, smile and say, “Oh, that’s OUT IN FEDERAL WAY, learning the structure of our and I have two wonderful sons to have an in-depth conversation a long story, but look at what WASH. calendar. It doesn’t have to who joined our family through with every person who asks a beautiful sons I have. I feel truly DEAR LIGHTS OUT: involve a big party or gifts, just adoption. While we don’t nosy question. These questions blessed.” The only time I have heard a special activity day with a broadcast that always seem to come up when of anything like what you’re parent. Our family has observed they are adopted, the kids are around and I feel DEAR ABBY: My parents experiencing has been when I half-birthdays for 45 years and it sometimes unprepared to answer them. died when I was a teenager. In happened to change channels have found it to be a worthwhile comes up in Do you have any suggestions the years since I have noticed and come upon a television show tradition. — FUN MOM conversation. for a witty and confident strange things. While I don’t about the paranormal. More DEAR FUN MOM: The title When it response that can shut down find pennies, I do often see important than what I believe is of the song you mentioned is does, people these questions? I don’t want streetlights turn off right before what you choose to believe. If the actually “The UNbirthday Song,” inevitably ask, my boys to be ashamed that I drive under them. I drive a lot reassurance that your parents but I’m in favor of anything that “What happened they were adopted, but I also at night and in the early morning are watching over you brings you will bring parents and children to their ‘real’ don’t want the details out there because I work graveyard shifts, comfort, then I am all for it. closer. If the household is headed parents?” or, By Abigail Van Buren for public consumption. — and it seems to happen almost by a single working parent, then “Why were they ADOPTED MOM IN INDY every day when I go to work or DEAR ABBY: This idea I’ll bet a grandparent would given up?” DEAR ADOPTED MOM: come home. may appeal to the parents of be delighted for the chance to I know folks are curious, but That someone would be so I guess it could be young children: Celebrate “half- celebrate that special occasion. these comments are hurtful. insensitive as to pose those coincidental. But a friend birthdays.” (The concept is ••• The details of my sons’ lives are questions in front of the children suggested years ago that it’s my derived from the “Half-Birthday Dear Abby is written by Abigail private, to be shared as they grow is disconcerting. While I can’t parents letting me know they’re Song” in “Alice in Wonderland.”) Van Buren, also known as Jeanne in age-appropriate ways. They think of a “witty” response that watching over me. I want to A year to a young child Phillips, and was founded by her know they are adopted, but are would deter the questioner, I believe, yet I feel skeptical at the is a long time. In addition to mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear too young to know the details can think of one that would be same time. Have you ever heard recognizing the joy that he/ Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. surrounding their lives prior to effective. Look the person in the of anything like it? — LIGHTS she was born, it’s a start to Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Criminals cross paths in three Owner’s Manual Owner’s Manual The Pitch “College Hunks Hauling Junk” phen Baldwin, Gabriel Byrne. (CC) interlocked tales of mayhem. (CC) “Stunt Plane” (N) “Locomotive” (N) College Hunks Hauling Junk. APL 43 43 River Monsters: Unhooked ’ (CC) Gator Boys: Xtra Bites ’ (CC) Gator Boys “Gator Boy Knockout” Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Gator Boys “Gator Boy Knockout” BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” › Are We Done Yet? (2007, Comedy) Ice Cube, Nia Long, John C. McGinley. Premiere. (CC) ›› National Security (2003, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Steve Zahn. (CC) Housewives/NJ The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey Housewives/NJ Watch What Hap- Housewives/OC BRAVO 66 66 “Finale” Secrets are revealed. “The Last Supper” (CC) First-season wrap-up. (CC) Teresa confronts Jacqueline. pens: Live (N) CBUT 29 29 News Rick Mercer George-Tonight Coronation Street The Nature of Things ’ (CC) Doc Zone “Dog Dazed” ’ The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News George-Tonight C M T 61 61 Reba “Invasion” Reba Therapist. Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) ››› Jerry Maguire (1996) Tom Cruise. An attack of conscience changes an L.A. sports agent’s life. Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 American Greed American Greed Mad Money American Greed American Greed Daily deal Larry King Spc. CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront Piers Morgan Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Erin Burnett OutFront CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) HLN After Dark (N) Showbiz Tonight Piers Morgan Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Chappelle’s Show Chappelle’s Show It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 port (CC) With Jon Stewart (CC) (CC) in Phila. in Phila. With Jon Stewart port (N) (CC) D I S 41 41 Phineas and Ferb Phineas and Ferb Good-Charlie Jessie ’ (CC) ›› The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl (2005) ’ Phineas and Ferb Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally ’ Good-Charlie Jessie ’ (CC) Gold Rush “South America - Chilean Airplane Repo Mike braves a potential Airplane Repo These repo men face Airplane Repo “Narrow Escape” Mike Airplane Repo “Alone in Alaska” Look- Airplane Repo “Narrow Escape” Mike DSC 8 8 Gold” The crew flies to Chile. (CC) suicide mission. ’ (CC) mechanics and swaps. ’ (CC) braves gators in Florida. (CC) ing for a Piper Super Cub. (N) braves gators in Florida. (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) Vanessa & Ashley: Total Divas Trinity faces Jon Uso in Pop Innovators “Steve Jobs” Stories Chelsea Lately (N) E! News E! 65 65 Kendall wants to find a beach house. Inner Circle the ring. about Steve Jobs. (N) NFL Preseason Football San Diego Chargers at Chicago Bears. From Soldier SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Field in Chicago. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 ATP Tennis ATP Tennis NFL Live (N) (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) FAM 39 39 Melissa & Joey ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane. A woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren The Five FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Break a Crab Leg!” Chopped “Floundering Around” Cutthroat Kitchen Chopped “Walk on the Whelk Side” Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell (N) Food Network Star FX 53 53 Two and a Half ››› Superbad (2007, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse. Co-dependent Anger Manage- Anger Manage- Wilfred “Distance” Wilfred “Confron- Wilfred “Distance” ››› The Simp- Men ’ (CC) teens hope to score booze and babes at a party. ment ment (N) (N) tation” sons Movie GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Wyndham Championship, First Round. Golf Central (N) 19th Hole (N) Golf U.S. Amateur, Day 2. Little House on the Prairie Charles Little House on the Prairie Matchmak- Reading, Writing & Romance (2013, Romance) Eric Mabius, Virginia Williams. A Frasier “Three Frasier Spelling- Frasier “Deathtrap” Frasier “The Love HALL 19 19 finds temporary work. (CC) ing for Mr. Edwards. (CC) struggling actor falls in love with a high-school teacher. (CC) Blind Dates” ’ bee finals. (CC) ’ (CC) You Fake” HGTV 68 68 Love It or List It, Too (CC) Hunters Int’l House Hunters Rehab Addict Rehab Addict Renovation Raiders (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (N) Pawn Stars (N) White Lightning White Lightning Legend- Shelby Legend- Shelby LI FE 51 51 Wife Swap ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) Wife Swap ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Project Runway “Tie the Knot” (CC) Project Runway The designers create minicollections. Supermarket Superstar (N) (CC) Double Divas MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Pranked ’ Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Money, Strangers Ridiculousness NBCS 34 34 Gymnastics U.S. Championships. (N) Track/Field 36 The Grid Auto Racing ARCA Racing Series: Berlin 200. (Taped) Gymnastics U.S. Championships. From Hartford, Conn. NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob › The Last Airbender (2010, Fantasy) Noah Ringer, Dev Patel. ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 › The Glass House (2001, Suspense) Leelee Sobieski, Diane Lane. (CC) ›› The Amityville Horror (2005) Ryan Reynolds, Melissa George. (CC) › The Glass House (2001, Suspense) Leelee Sobieski, Diane Lane. (CC) R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball: Mariners at Rays Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Mariners Post. The Dan Patrick Show (N) SPIKE 57 57 Cops A dramatic, Cops “Evading Ar- Cops “Domestic Cops “Wild and Cops Challenging Cops “Taken Into iMPACT Wrestling Chris Sabin battles Bully Ray for a final shot at the gold. ››› Kick-Ass (2010) Aaron Johnson, high-speed chase. rests” ’ (CC) Disturbances” ’ Crazy No. 2” ’ detainment. (CC) Custody No. 2” (Taped) ’ (CC) Christopher Mintz-Plasse. ’ SYFY 59 59 ››› The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008) Georgie Henley. ›› Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006, Action) Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom. (CC) Narnia: Prince Caspian TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (CC) Live-Holy Land Turning Point ’ IBA News Creflo Dollar Behind Scenes Praise the Lord The King of Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Ex- Seinfeld “The Pony Family Guy Evening at James Woods’ The Big Bang The Big Bang Sullivan & Son The Big Bang Conan Harrison Ford; Donald Faison. TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Stock Tip” (CC) Girlfriend” (CC) Remark” ’ mansion. ’ (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ “Over the Edge” Theory ’ (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 Four Weddings (N) ’ (CC) Wedding Island (N) ’ (CC) Four Weddings ’ (CC) Wedding Island ’ (CC) Say Yes to the Dress: The Big Day Extreme Cougar Wives ’ (CC) Castle “Deep in Death” A dead man is Castle “The Double Down” Castle bets Castle “Inventing the Girl” A model’s Hawaii Five-0 “Malama Ka Aina” A gang Hawaii Five-0 “Lanakila” A violent con- Perception “Asylum” Pierce investigates TNT 54 54 tangled in tree limbs. (CC) (DVS) with Esposito. ’ (CC) (DVS) corpse appears in a fountain. ’ war kills several people. ’ vict escapes from prison. ’ a stabbing. (CC) TOON 42 42 Adventure Time Regular Show Regular Show Annoying Orange Incredible Crew Regular Show King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... Dumb daredevils. World’s Dumbest... Dumb daredevils. World’s Dumbest... (N) Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers World’s Dumbest... Dumb daredevils. NCIS “Shalom” Political assassination. NCIS “Double Identity” Investigation into NCIS “Housekeeping” Investigating a Burn Notice “Things Unseen” An old Graceland “Smoke Alarm” Bello’s last Covert Affairs “Here Comes Your Man” USA 58 58 ’ (CC) a Marine’s shooting. ’ (CC) Navy commander’s murder. ’ friend is digging up secrets. (N) strike initiates a war. (N) Annie is sent to Vienna. VH1 62 62 Couples Therapy T.I. and Tiny Marrying, Game Marrying, Game Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Hollywood Exes ’