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Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Mint City Magicians The Price is Right Chehalis Man Wins Showcase Showdown / Main 4 / Sports 1 State Senator Border Buds Fails to MEDICAL MARIJUANA: Pot Pharmacies Serving Lewis County From Across Border to Avoid Prohibitive Regulations Report Sex Abuse ABUSE: Court Documents Allege Sen. Brian Hatfield Knew His Son Sexually Assaulted a Juvenile Victim in His Home but Did Not Call Authorities By Amy Nile [email protected] The 15-year-old son of a state senator pleaded guilty Tuesday in Lewis County Superior Court to four counts of first-degree rape of a child and four counts of first-degree child molestation for crimes that took place in the long-time politician’s home. Sen. Brian Hatfield, D- Raymond, reportedly did not call authorities about the abuse of an 11-year- old boy at his residences in Sen. Brian Hatfield Chehalis and D-Raymond Raymond when he learned of the sex crimes, ac- Pete Caster / [email protected] cording to a Lewis County Sher- Billy Norris, 33, Centralia, picks out various types of marijuana at Sweet Greens Co-op, a medical marijuana dispensary, as owner Matthew Martin, right, and manager iff’s Office report. Rochelle Deloe, center, look on Friday afternoon at their South Thurston County facility. The 15-year-old admitted By Amy Nile to raping and molesting the 11-year-old on numerous oc- [email protected] casions in the senator’s homes A 44-year-old Centralia from January 2011 to February woman credits cannabis with 2013, in court documents. saving her life. Hatfield allegedly told the Now, Heather Bodin is victim’s mother that he would striving for increased local ac- seek counseling for the 15-year- cess to medical marijuana. Pot old and contact Lewis County pharmacies are responding to authorities after he initially was told of the abuse in February, the needs of Lewis County pa- the report said. tients such as Bodin by open- The victim detailed the re- ing dispensaries just across peated sexual abuse to authori- the border in Thurston Coun- ties on April 24 at Olympic El- ty and making efforts to legiti- ementary School in Chehalis mize the once illegal industry. and said that his mother walked in on the last incident, which oc- BODIN HAS LUPUS, a chronic curred in February. disease in which the immune While the mother did share system becomes hyperactive the information with Hatfield, and attacks healthy muscles, neither reported the alleged joints and organs. crimes to the authorities, ac- Last October, Bodin cording to the report. The vic- weighed 140 pounds. But, by tim confirmed to authorities December, she had dropped that the incidents had not been 54 pounds because her lupus reported but he estimated at was attacking her pancreas. Heather Bodin, 44, inhales vaporized butane hash oil, a form of cannabis, in her room at her home in Centralia. Bodin sufers least seven abusive sessions had “I was dying. I told my from lupus, a disease that selectively shuts down internal organs, and uses multiple forms of marijuana to help boost her occurred since January. appetite and relieve pain. Late last year, Bodin, lost more than 50 pounds due to the disease, and with the help of medical please see BUDS, page Main 14 marijuana, she has regained nearly 30 pounds, she said. please see RAPE, page Main 14

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Community Calendar Editor’s Best Bet Today WHAT’S HAPPENING? Cooking School Coming If you have an event you would like included in the to Great Wolf Lodge Community Calendar, please Those who want to learn how email your information to to cook affordable, sensible and [email protected]. delicious meals for themselves Include a daytime telephone and their families may want to number where you can be attend the Taste of Home Cook- reached. For questions about ing School at the Great Wolf Pete Caster / Lodge, Grand Mound, Thursday. calendar items, call Doug [email protected] Doors open at 4 p.m. and the Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) Mia Bradley, 16, a sophomore at W.F. West High School playing the lead role of 807-8238. show begins at 7 p.m. Peter Pan, listens to instructions from director Brian Adams during a rehearsal for The evening will include Peter Pan on Monday, April 29 at the high school in Chehalis. cooking demonstrations, reci- Libraries pes, tips tricks and delicious Book Babies, for babies 12-24 months, W.F. West Theatre to Perform Musical ‘Peter Pan’ ideas from TOH culinary spe- 10 a.m., Chehalis The W.F. West Theatre’s student body office or at the door. cialist Kristi Larson. Crafternoon @ the Library, for chil- Every attendee receives a dren, 3:30 p.m., Chehalis spring production, “Peter Pan,” Ticket information may be ob- goody bag filled with prizes, Junior Page Turners, for children will open Friday at W.F. West tained by calling (360) 807-7235. samples, money-saving coupons, page 1-3, 3:30 p.m., Tenino High School. Performances are at 7 p.m. recipes and more. Vendors will The Disney classic tells the Friday, May 10; 2 and 7 p.m., Organizations story of the boy who never grew Saturday, May 11; 7 p.m. Friday, be at the school, offering a vari- Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., ety of items. up. Tickets are $6, and are on sale May 17; and 2 and 7 p.m., Satur- Bucoda Oddfellows Community Center, in the high school’s associated day, May 18. Ticket prices are VIP, $125; 202 S. Main, Bucoda, (360) 273-9724 Section A, $35; Section B, $25; United Women in Business, 5:30 and Section C, $15. They may be p.m., Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, purchased locally at re:Design, (360) 388-5252 425 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis. In Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 bingo card. There will be mas- open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., addition, they may be bought on- Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 sages, facials, a salad bar and Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 line at brownpapertickets.com/ Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the more. Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin event/324672. By mail, orders and American Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Free childcare will be avail- Cities Senior Center payment may be sent to re:Design Lutheran Church, 2190 Jackson High- able. For more information, call Potato and taco salad bar, open to at the address above. Phone orders way, Chehalis, September-May, (360) everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior 740-5899 Jennifer at (360) 520-5466. Center, Winlock, (360) 785-4325 are accepted at (360) 740-5400. The gym is located at 540 The Taste of Home Cooking Support Groups “Disney’s ‘The Jungle Book Kids,’” On- Carlisle Ave., Onalaska. Stage Children’s Theatre, 7 p.m., Roxy School is a production of The “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Theater, Morton, $8. Advocate Agency, Chehalis. the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 Comedy Night at the Matrix, Sean p.m., Morton Community Methodist Rotary Clubs Holding O’Neal, Shawn Kaufman and Jay John- Acoustic Cafe, featuring Austin Ren- Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Auction for Local Causes son, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Che- froe, 7 p.m., Santa Lucia Coffee, Centralia, 330-2640 halis, $6, (360) 740-0492 free Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Lewis County’s three Rotary Sway, dance/top 40, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, clubs, Centralia, Chehalis and Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and Twin Cities, are having a Tri- (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 “What Women Want,” 5:30-7:15 p.m., enter at rear of church, (360) 740-5556 Garage sale, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Toledo New Science Center, Centralia College, Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Club Auction at 6 p.m. Friday at RSVP to SPSKey4Women@keybank. p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 the Southwest Washington Fair- New Life Assembly Church, 420 Silver St., com N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) grounds. Toledo, (360) 864-4366 Open house, Lewis County Adven- 736-9268 Projects supported by the Rainier Independent Film Festival, tist School, 6-7 p.m., for prospective auction include the outdoor rest- May 10-12, showings at The Cine-Yurt@ students and families, school is Christ- room at the Chehalis Pool Spray Wellspring, 54922 Kernahan Road E., centered, for students of all faiths, pre- Friday, May 10 and Mount Rainier Lions Theater, 27726 school through 10th grade, (360) 748- Park, playgrounds at Fords Prai- State Route 706 E., both in Ashford, 3213; Lewis County Adventist School is rie and Oakview elementary www.rainierfilmfest.com located at 2102 S. Scheuber Rd. Cheha- Onalaska Cheerleaders schools in Centralia, and health Historic Lewis County Farmers Mar- lis, WA 98532 to Hold Ladies Night Out and sanitation in Papua, New ket, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of North Public Agencies Guinea. Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) The Onalaska High School Tickets are $40 each. Table 7360-8977 Centralia Planning Commission, 6 cheerleaders will be hosting a sponsorships are available for Dinner and silent auction, Chehalis p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Ladies Night Out, Shopping and Little League, cocktail hour 6 p.m., din- Maple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7671 $1,000, $500 and $350. Bingo fundraising event 6-10 ner 7 p.m., Hotel Washington, 545 N. Centralia College Board of Trustees, 3 For more information, call Market Blvd., Chehalis, $20 per person, p.m., Hanson Boardrooms, Hanson Ad- p.m. Friday at the Onalaska El- Todd Chaput, (360) 740-1800. $35 per couple ministration Building, Centralia College, ementary School gym. Admis- (360) 736-9391, ext. 231 sion is free and includes one free Oregon Trail music and dancing, please see CALENDAR, page Main 9

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for May 9, 2013 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s L 53.23 65.0 -0.04 Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 73.95 85.0 -0.01 80s L 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 4.77 10.5 -0.43 H 50s L Cowlitz at Randle L 40s Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Rain Likely Mostly Cloudy 10.98 18.0 +0.43 30s Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 77º 44º 79º 49º 75º 50º 63º 48º 63º 44º 20s 8.13 ---- +0.03 10s H

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. Data reported from Centralia L H Sunrise today ...... 5:43 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:33 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 64 92/52 Moonrise ...... 5:34 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 52 70/49 Moonset ...... 8:33 p.m. Normal High ...... 67 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low ...... 45 65/47 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 94 in 1987 Seattle Anchorage 55/37 pc 58/40 mc New First Full Last Record Low ...... 31 in 2002 74/51 Boise 85/54 s 85/54 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 5/9 5/17 5/24 5/31 Boston 68/53 t 72/56 sh Yesterday ...... 0.00" 77/46 90/52 Dallas 83/65 t 81/63 mc Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 85/71 s 83/71 pc Normal month to date . . .0.72" Centralia 76/50 Las Vegas 81/63 s 87/70 s Year to date ...... 12.06" 77/44 Yakima Allergen Today Friday Nashville 82/63 s 77/61 t Normal year to date . . . .21.13" Chehalis Trees Moderate Moderate Phoenix 87/65 s 90/68 s 90/55 Grass None None Longview 77/43 St. Louis 79/60 t 69/54 t AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 77/49 Weeds Very High Very High Salt Lake City 74/56 pc 74/56 s Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 65/51 pc 68/52 s Vancouver weather. Temperatures Yesterday Portland The Dalles Washington, DC 76/57 sh 82/61 t Send in your weather-related photo- 82/51 are today’s highs and Citygraphs to The ChronicleHi/Lo for ourPrcp. Voices 80/53 85/55 tonight’s lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- tion of the photograph. Regional Cities Today Fri. Today Fri. City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 92/70 s 97/72 s New Delhi 108/83 s 107/84 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 73/56 pc 84/60 s Paris 62/47 pc 61/52 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 74/50 pc 75/50 s Spokane 84/51 s 84/52 s London 58/49 sh 61/49 pc Rio de Janeiro 79/64 s 81/63 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 59/48 cl 61/48 pc Tri Cities 90/54 s 91/56 s Mexico City 85/59 s 85/60 pc Rome 75/59 s 73/61 pc sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 77/46 pc 79/50 s Wenatchee 91/57 s 88/58 s Moscow 74/54 pc 77/56 pc Sydney 75/56 s 71/59 s Urgent Care. Flat Rate. Why Wait? Going on Vacation? Don’t Just Stop Your Papers, SHOESTRING VALLEY Donate Them To NIE! MEDICAL CARE For More 6 days a week, Sundays by appt. Information CH496912bw.ke Or To Donate 360-978-6888 • 360-520-7858 Call Customer Service

Dr. Ronald Williams Newspapers 360-807-8203 shoestringvalleymedicalcare.com Education In • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 Trial: Knives Found at Scene of Fatal Centralia Shooting CONFUSED: Suspect’s Attorney Claiming Self-Defense; Victim’s Girlfriend Provides Conflicting Testimony Regarding Day of David Carson’s Death By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] Centralia police found three knives in the bedroom where David W. Carson died March 13, 2012 after he was fatally shot by Weston G. Miller. The question facing jurors during an ongoing murder trial in Lewis County Superior Court is whether or not Carson had in any way threatened Miller with one of those blades before his death. Police officers who responded to the scene testified Wednesday that none of the weapons were found within Carson’s reach. One of the knives in the bedroom, a butcher knife, was on a TV stand, a few feet away. A DNA expert from the Washing- ton State Patrol Crime labora- tory testified that the knife had Carson’s DNA on it. Pete Caster / [email protected] Carson’s girlfriend, Sara De- Sara DeSalvo reacts on the witness stand after answering questions from Lewis County Deputy Prosecutor Brad Meagher as to the happenings on the day her boy- Salvo, told the jury she had used friend, David W. Carson, was fatally shot by the defendant, Weston G. Miller, during the irst day of Miller's murder trial at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in the knife the night prior to his Chehalis on Tuesday. death to cut pineapple. She was ry she told the jury about what unsure if she had put the blade happened on March 13, 2012. on the TV stand or if she had given it to Car- WHEN QUESTIONED by Deputy son to put there. Prosecutor Brad Meagher, De- Joseph En- Salvo said Miller had knocked body, Miller’s on the door of the room where court-appoint- she and Carson were staying ed attorney, told multiple times the morning of the jury during the shooting to tell them to stop opening state- arguing. ments Tuesday DeSalvo said that she and that there is no Weston G. Miller Carson fought a lot, and that question Miller charged with their arguing irritated Miller. shot Carson to murder She told the jury that the death. There are third time Miller came to the several circumstances, however, door, he asked if he could speak about which the jury should be to Carson privately. Carson skeptical, he said. stood up and went outside the Enbody said his client acted bedroom door. As soon as he in self-defense and that Carson shut the door behind him, De- charged at him armed with a Salvo said she heard three gun- knife. shots. DeSalvo said she opened the DESALVO WAS the only other door after hearing the shots and person home when her boy- saw Miller holding a gun. Dur- friend was killed at Miller’s ing cross examination, Miller’s Lewis County Deputy Prosecutor Brad Meagher, left, displays a bullet casing wrapped in an evidence bag to defense attor- house at 910 B St. DeSalvo told attorney pressed her about ney Joseph Enbody during the irst day of the Weston G. Miller murder trial at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in a jury Tuesday that she and the whether she was sure she saw Chehalis on Tuesday. victim were high at the time of a gun. DeSalvo repeated that In the days prior to Carson's abusive toward DeSalvo, and MILLER IS CHARGED with first- the shooting, after she smoked she was certain she saw Miller death, Miller showed DeSalvo a that he was scared for his and degree murder, a class-A felony what she described as “strong” armed with a gun. silencer made out of Taco Bell her safety. that carries a maximum penal- marijuana. The admission Enbody then gave her a copy napkins and a Coke bottle and At one point during DeSal- ty of life in prison. Jurors also came as Miller’s defense attor- of her original interview with offered to shoot Carson for her, vo’s testimony on Tuesday, while have the option of convicting ney questioned her recollection police, in which she told detec- she testified. Miller’s attorney paused in his Miller of second-degree mur- of events surrounding the fatal tives that she had not, in fact, Even though DeSalvo said cross examination to review the der if they believe he did not shooting. seen a firearm. Miller was "aggravating" her and police report, DeSalvo scowled premeditate the killing but Early in her testimony, De- “Maybe I didn’t see a gun,” made her uncomfortable, the and narrowed her eyes while still intentionally caused the Salvo said she did not smoke she said, after silently reading pair chose not to leave. staring at Miller. The witness death. with the men because she was her original statement. In Miller’s initial interviews and defendant locked eyes for The prosecution anticipates on probation but later admitted with police and medical experts nearly a minute, during which calling its final witnesses today she “got stoned” with Carson A WEEK prior to the shoot- from Western State Hospital, DeSalvo mouthed what ap- before Miller’s defense begins shortly before his death. ing, Miller allowed the couple he said Carson was violent and peared to be the word “liar.” calling witnesses. “I don’t smoke marijuana,” to stay at his house after they she said, turning to the jury. “I agreed to help him clean it am a one-hit wonder.” up. DeSalvo testified she did The conflicting testimony not know Miller that well, and about her drug use was one of had only interacted with him a many inconsistencies in the sto- handful of times. DEVILFISH PUBLIC HOUSE Liquor Board Votes to Allow 2 We Fill 8 More Small Stores to Sell Liquor 9 P Growlers! By The Olympian ern Washington. Those are in addition to for- h May Events N You shouldn’t have to drive W more than 20 miles to buy your mer state liquor stores and con- o whiskey and gin. tract stores, grandfathered in by That’s the idea driving the the initiative and not restricted n Special Opening!! C state Liquor Control Board to let by the buffer zone. h The newly authorized stores e Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12 a few more small stores sell hard e would not be allowed to open : liquor under the voter-approved Live Jazz! The Russ Hubley Jazz Trio, 3 - 6pm. h within 20 miles of any former privatization scheme that lim- a state store whose rights have 3 l ited most sales to stores 10,000 been sold at auction to a pri- square feet and bigger. 6 i vate operator, even if the store s The state’s three-member isn’t currently open — an addi- 0 Parrot Head Party! Liquor Control Board proposed tion made Wednesday to satisfy - the exception in March and rights holders. Saturday, May 18 • 8 - 11pm widened it slightly Wednesday, 9 A Because of the changes, the v moving unanimously to also al- process of collecting public 9 low small stores on islands not comment has to essentially start "Get Your Fins On!!" e accessible by roads and stores 6 . over, including a June 26 public LIVE MUSIC • Kona Brewery , run by an Indian tribe on tribal hearing and final approval July 3 - Dave land. TAP or later. Calhoun • Land Shark Takeover! The board staff said requests Some stores will be disap- 4 C for the changes came from po- pointed. A lobbyist for small 6 • Port Brewing h tential sellers in the San Juan groceries, Jan Gee, said she e Islands’ Roche Harbor and the asked the board to write a rule 8 h Samish Indian Nation in north- that takes population density 2 a western Washington. into account, allowing a store to Fido Friendly Sundays RETURN! l Initiative 1183 called for sell liquor in a community sur- i small stores in “trade areas” that rounded by a rural area. Sunday, June 2 • 1 - 7pm. s lack liquor. The board opted to “If you’re in a population (cen- define that narrowly — estimat- ter) and you do your shopping LARGEST SELECTION OF CH497171bw.db ing that likely fewer than 20 in that community, why should stores would qualify, mostly in you have to drive 20 miles to get CRAFT BEERS IN SW WASHINGTON! sparsely populated parts of East- liquor?” Gee said. Main 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013d LOCAL Chehalis Man Wins Showdown on ‘The Price is Right’ PRICELESS: Bret Goss Won $47,713 and Additional Prize on the Game Show Televised Wednesday By Kyle Spurr [email protected] Chehalis resident Bret Goss, a former Marine and current truck salesman, appeared on the game show “The Price is Right” Wednesday morning and won the Showcase Showdown. His prize package included an outdoor fire pit, a trip to Ice- land and a brand new Chevrolet Sonic car. Goss’ total winnings amounted to $47,713. When Goss was called to “come on down,” he danced his way down to the stage to bid against three other contestants. He guessed the winning bid of $600 for a shuffle board, which was the exact value of the item. “When I saw my name up there I said, ‘I can’t believe this is happening,’” Goss said. “It is so cool being up there. Everyone is so jacked up.” Goss went on to win a patio set from the game “Now & Then” to earn a chance at spinning the giant wheel for a place in the Kyle Spurr / [email protected] Showcase Showdown. The Goss family, from left, Tina, Molly, Bret and Lilly, all watch as Bret appears on the game show "The Price is Right" Wednesday morning at their home in Chehalis. Goss’s luck continued when he spun the wheel and landed on the winning “1.00” to enter the Showcase Showdown against a college student from the Univer- sity of Southern California. Before spinning the wheel, ‘‘When we drove off Goss bantered with host and co- the lot after filming median Drew Carey. Goss told Carey he had a kind face. Carey the show, we asked replied, “Thank you, I make a ourselves, ‘Did that living off of it.” Goss, 44, watched the epi- really happen?’’ sode Wednesday morning with his wife, Tina, and daughters Bret Goss Molly and Lilly from his home Chehalis resident in Chehalis. He said his family regularly watches “The Price is Right” and he has always wanted to make it onto the show. “Now it’s a reality,” Goss said. show. The brand new Chevrolet “When you enter the studio Sonic car will be shipped in the the colors are real vibrant and next five to six weeks, Goss said. you realize the stage is smaller All the other winnings will be than it appears on television,” delivered within 90 days of the Goss said. “The key to getting show’s airing. on the show is interact with ev- Goss said his family has to erybody.” take the trip to Iceland within Goss is the second person in one year. his family to win on “The Price Goss said he had to pay more is Right.” Bret Goss, right, made it to the Showcase on "The Price is Right" and won an outdoor ire pit, a trip to Iceland and a brand new than $18,000 in taxes from all of His mother, Darlene Goss, Chevy Sonic car. Goss won a total of $47,713 on the game show. his winnings. won a dining room set on the On April 1, Goss traveled to game show 20 years ago. He said Stars” on the History Channel to winning on “The Price is pen?’” Goss said. “Now we have Los Angeles for his birthday and the family still uses it. last November. He sold a bowl- Right.” a car, a trip and a backyard to waited in line outside the CBS His appearance on televi- ing ball replica of the one used “When we drove off the lot die for.” Bob Barker Studio before being sion is also not a first for Goss. in the movie “Kingpin” for $50. after filming the show, we asked ••• selected to compete on the game He was on an episode of “Pawn Goss said nothing compares ourselves, ‘Did that really hap- Kyle Spurr: (360) 807-8239

News in Brief SPRING INTO SAVINGS! COMPLETE SERVICE Courthouse in Chehalis. The FROM CONSULTATION Public Invited to Prairie class will help participants un- TO INSTALLATION! derstand how to successfully ALL BLINDS! Appreciation Day 25-40% OFF Offer Expires 5/31/13 By The Chronicle grow vegetables in Lewis County. The More You Buy The More You Save! For directions or more infor- Friends of Puget Prairies and mation, call (360) 740-1212 or WE CARRY THE FINEST BRANDS LIKE HUNTER DOUGLAS the Nature Conservancy invite e-mail kimberly.weiland@lewis- AND SIGNATURE SERIES BY BUDGET BLINDS! the public to celebrate Prairie You’ll be surprised by our range of quality products, including custom shutters and soft window treatments! countywa.gov. CH496655cz.ke Appreciation Day on Saturday at the Black River-Mima Prairie www.BudgetBlinds.com/Longview facebook.com/BudgetBlindsLongview Glacial Heritage Preserve. CALL US FOR A FREE CONSULTATION TODAY • (360) 577-6517 The event will run from 10 Mobile Community a.m. to 3 p.m. Attendees can look forward Service Office to seeing acres of wildflowers in to Visit Tenino bloom and enjoying fun activi- By The Chronicle ties for all ages. Healthy kids, happy parents! The hosts ask that you bring The Washington state De- a picnic lunch and canned food partment of Social and Health to be donated to the food bank, Services Mobile Community Free community presentation on safety and health but requests you do not bring Service Office will visit Tenino concerns for families. any pets. on May 21. The mobile office Volunteers are still needed will be at the Tenino Market to help set up and staff booths. Fresh, 669 Lincoln Ave. East, Spend a fun hour and learn tips Duties include greeting visitors, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. helping with a native plant sale There, DSHS representatives for raising healthy, happy children! and manning display booths will perform application interviews for food, cash and medical • Questions you’ve always want to ask with information on prairie your child’s healthcare provider birds and butterflies, geology, assistance as well as drug and wildlife, invasive plants and alcohol treatment services and • Common concerns of parents when prairie restoration efforts. yearly reviews. their children are sick Representatives also will be For more information, call • Safety tips (360) 458-5450 or visit www. available to answer any ques- prairieappreciationday.org tions about DSHS services or active cases. New and experienced families welcome! Master Gardeners to May 15th, 6-7 p.m. Hold Free Vegetable Hospital 2nd loor Growing Class By The Chronicle Call 360-496-3611 The Master Gardener Pro- to sign up! gram is offering a free basic (No child care but vegetable gardening workshop activities will be for home gardeners on Monday, provided for children) May 20, at 6 p.m. in the WSU Lewis County Extension Meet- 521 Adams St. • Morton • www.mortongeneral.org ing Room in the Lewis County Call 360-736-3311 CH496648bw.cg • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 Wildfires in Lewis, Thurston Counties Nearly Contained SUPPRESSED: C-Line Fire ters to suppress the fire, according to the DNR. Crews will pa- Near Littlerock to Be trol the area over the next few Contained by Thursday; days as it becomes completely contained, Turley said. Dog Mountain Fire to The Dog Mountain fire, at Be Contained Later this the eastern end of Riffe Lake, was reported at 80 percent Weekend contained as of Wednesday af- By The Chronicle ternoon. Turley said the Dog Mountain fire, which is burning Two large wildfires in Lewis 160 acres of logging slash on old and Thurston counties will be harvest land, will be completely contained soon with no damage contained this weekend. to nearby houses, according to About 80 people used bull- the state Department of Natural dozers, fire engines and water- Resources. dropping helicopters to suppress DNR spokesman Chuck Tur- the fire that started on Saturday, ley said the C-Line fire, which the DNR said. is burning on 80 acres of state The fire, on an 8-year-old land in the Capitol Forest about forest plantation owned by the 8 miles northwest of Littlerock, Port Blakely Tree Farms, spread will be completely contained by rapidly Saturday due to dry, east today. winds. The steep terrain of the The C-Line fire, which is area makes firefighting efforts burning logging slash and difficult. 20-year-old trees, was 90 percent The causes of both fires are Courtesy photo, Washington State Department of Natural Resources contained as of Wednesday af- still under investigation. The Dog Mountain Wildire, seen here in a photo taken on Monday, was reported on Saturday afternoon and has burned ternoon, Turley said. The DNR is asking people nearly 160 acres near the eastern end of Rife Lake. A crew of about 80 people who work or spend time near worked earlier this week with forestland to be extremely care- They are asking everyone to use vehicles and other equip- and never burn debris while it’s heavy equipment and helicop- ful. fully extinguish all campfires, ment in good working order, windy. Detectives Rule Out Website Lead in Case of Missing Woman By The Chronicle have a perma- Mayhem, the sheriff’s office said. immediately emailed to Internet had seen that she thought was Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- nent address, Croft-Payne’s family said she Brands, Inc., which houses all of Model Mayhem, but it was an fice detectives recently ruled out but spent time messaged a friend on the Inter- the information for the Model entirely different online model- the lead that Model Mayhem, in Lewis, Grays net and said she was going on a Mayhem website. ing website. an online modeling website, Harbor and modeling shoot and interview An account for Croft-Payne The sheriff’s office will fol- was potentially involved in the Pierce counties. with Model Mayhem prior to could not be located and Model lowup on a possible connection disappearance of Kayla Croft- Croft- her disappearance. Mayhem said there is no ac- with the other modeling website. Payne, who went missing three Payne’s fam- According to the sheriff’s of- count history for her. If anyone has any informa- ily told detec- fice, on March 13, detectives When detectives told the tion or tips about the case, call years ago this month. Kayla Croft-Payne Then 18-year-old Croft- tives that they missing obtained a search warrant to family about the information the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- Payne was last seen April 28, thought her dis- since 2010 request Croft-Payne’s account found from the search warrant, fice or contact Crime Stoppers 2010, leaving a friend’s house appearance had information from Model May- a family member was able to of Lewis County at 1-800-748- in Cowlitz County. She didn’t something to do with Model hem. The search warrant was locate the actual account she 6422. Napavine Reimbursed for Lost Sales Tax From Business Wrongly Filing in Chehalis MISTAKE: Napavine Will The business, which the De- “The policy we have is we problem before in Napavine since ing to Napavine in 2001, said he partment of Revenue would not only go back six months,” Gow- part of the city shares the same is working on a system for the city Receive Six Months name, filed its location code as rylow said. “It is up to the cities ZIP code, 98532, with Chehalis. to be more transparent with local of Lost Sales Tax Chehalis three years ago. DOR and county to make sure they “If people think they are in businesses and make sure the sales spokesman Mike Gowrylow are filing correctly.” Chehalis and report they are in tax revenue stays inside city limits. By Kyle Spurr said the state only reimburses The city of Napavine re- Chehalis, the sales tax goes to Wheeler and city staff will [email protected] sales tax up to six months, so ceived a call from the business’s Chehalis,” Wheeler said. “Some check with other businesses to The Washington State Depart- Napavine will lose two and a headquarters in Los Angeles businesses don’t pay attention, see if any other address codes ment of Revenue will reimburse half years of sales tax revenue about a utility bill and dis- so the sales tax goes to where are wrong. Napavine $900 for six months of from the business. covered the address code was their location code is.” “We will take the six-month lost sales tax from a business near The city of Chehalis will also wrong, Napavine City Council- Wheeler, who worked in gov- reimbursement and keep look- Exit 72 that mistakenly filed its lo- have to be deducted $900 for the or Robert Wheeler said. ernment finance in Yakima for ing for any others,” Wheeler cation as Chehalis. mistake. Wheeler said he has seen this more than 15 years before mov- said. News in Brief By The Chronicle film and current events will pro- Movie Viewing to Raise create an array of finger foods, having an ice cream social 7-8 vide context. taking advantage of farm-fresh p.m. Friday, May 17. State Senator to Speak The last part of the discussion Funds for Chehalis ingredients provided by market The event, which is free, is will examine what is being done vendors. open to the public. on Human Trafficking to intervene and prevent human Farmers Market The film presentation will The church is located at 113 in Washington trafficking, including new laws, The Community Farmers follow at 7:15 p.m. Dieckman Road. innovative law enforcement ap- Market, Chehalis, is preparing Tickets are available at Jer- In a presentation entitled proaches and actions being taken for its 2013 season with a show- “Human Trafficking in Wash- emy’s Main Street Market and by human-rights groups. ing of “Small Farm Rising” at Bistro, Chehalis, and Santa Lu- ington: From the Historic Mer- With regard to her work on Centralia’s Fox Theatre Thurs- cer Maids to Sexual Exploita- cia Coffee, Centralia. Tickets are human trafficking, Kohl-Welles day, May 16. also available at the theater the tion in Internet Ads,” state Sen. has been the sponsor of many an- Filmed in New York’s Cham- Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, night of the show. ti-trafficking bills in the state Sen- plain Valley, “Small Farm Ris- Proceeds raised at Movie will discuss historical, cultural, ate. She received Seattle Against ing” follows a generation of May 3 - May 9 socioeconomic and public-poli- Night will benefit the Historic Slavery’s 2010 Lincoln Freedom farmers who are redefining ag- Fox Theater Restoration Proj- An American Tail cy perspectives on human traf- Award for her efforts. Kohl-Welles riculture in America. A family ect and will assist the Com- $3 • G CH496221cz.cg ficking in Washington at the serves on the University of Wash- owned and operated farm pro- munity Farmers Market with 12:00pm & 3:00pm ( Sat & Sun) Centralia Timberland Library ington’s Human Trafficking Task duces award-winning goat milk operating expenses. This year Jack the Giant Slayer on Saturday from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Force. She is a national and inter- cheeses; a farm powered solely marks the eighth season for $3 • PG-13 The program is interactive; the national presenter on the topic of by horses provides members the market, which will return 6:00pm (No hur) & 12:30pm (Wed Early Bird Mat) public is encouraged to partici- human trafficking. with a full diet year-round; and to Boistfort Street in Chehalis pate. Topics to be explored include Incredible Burt Wonderstone This program is co-sponsored two youthful entrepreneurs run on June 11. $3 • PG-13 the ethics and policy around the by Humanities Washington, an organic vegetable farm. 9:00pm (No hur) issue and misconceptions about www.humanities.org. The Cen- Movie tickets are $12 and $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor with parent at or before 6:00pm human trafficking. A primary fo- tralia Timberland Library is at 110 will include appetizers to be Adna Church Holding Thursday: Live Music: “Northstar Session” cus will be on sex trafficking and 7:00pm, FREE, All Ages. S. Silver St. For more information, served at a social hour begin- Minor with parent before 7 pm only Ice Cream Social $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE how and why it happens in Wash- contact the library at (360) 736- ning at 6 p.m. hosted by Santa 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia ington state. Historical accounts, 0183 or visit www.TRL.org. Lucia Coffee. 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Pearl St., Centralia [email protected] Centralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. WA. Main 6 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 LOCAL Napavine, Winlock Determined to Pounce on Development Opportunities PREPARATION: Economic Growth Remains Stalled but Cities Along “Everything is ready. It’s all been driven on Southern I-5 Corridor the fact that the interest is here, and if all is Are Preparing for in place, new businesses will be able to start New Opportunities; pounding nails.” Chehalis, Centralia Struggle to Provide Steve Ashley community development director Needed Infrastructure By Lisa Broadt [email protected] workforce? Can you meet our Working to the county and infrastructure needs?" incorporated cities' advantage, By 2023, Napavine could In particular, companies however, is its available trans- surpass Chehalis to become want to ensure that the oversee- portation. Having four separate the second largest city in Lewis ing jurisdiction is able to provide rail lines is "huge," according to County — or so predicts Dick sufficient amounts of electric- Larman. Larman, the executive director ity, water and sewer capacity at Lisa Broadt / [email protected] "There's not another place in of the Lewis Economic Develop- a rate they find acceptable. The the state with that," he said. ment Council. County Commissioner Edna Fund and Lewis County Economic Development Di- jurisdiction, for its part, must That possibility stems from rector Dick Larman examine developable land in Centralia on Tuesday morning. ensure it can provide that infra- SPEAKING AFTER Wednesday’s Napavine’s more than 100 devel- structure without swallowing an opable acres that line Interstate get a return on their investment," momentum the cities south of unsustainable loss. tour of the prime properties, 5, between exits 71 and 72, Lar- he said. "No one starts a store, Exit 74 could soon rival their Most recently, that problem Commissioner Edna Fund said man said on Tuesday. loses a million dollars and is counterparts to the north. was highlighted by the Port of she was dismayed by the coun- For the last decade, Napavine comfortable with that." Winlock’s potential for Chehalis-based vegetable pro- ty's lack of developable space. has focused on the future and While the city's large open growth, for example, is not far cessing and packaging company, In addition to gaining access prepared for expansion, ac- acreage could support multiple behind Napavine’s, according to National Frozen Foods. to more land, the county and cording to Community Devel- box stores, one might be enough Larman. When, seven months ago, its incorporated cities must im- opment Director Steve Ashley. to get things going in Napavine Mayor Glen Cook on Chehalis announced a signifi- prove their reputations before In particular, the city has con- — much like Walmart did for Wednesday said the city cur- cant utility rates increase, Na- they will attract large businesses, Chehalis. rently has 1,100 developable served money, and when pos- tional threatened to pack up its Fund said. "Without Walmart, where acres. sible, made progress on building more than 250-employee facility would Chehalis be?" Ashley While not all of that land is "For me, being on the Flood the infrastructure necessary to and send it to its Moses Lake sis- asked. "They'd be struggling ready to be developed imme- Authority, it's essential that our sustain new development along ter plant. very hard." diately, it's coming along, Cook county does not get flooded to the freeway. Already, utilities At that time, National's Gen- Eight years ago, the Twin said. the extent that has; that it does are in place; transportation is a eral Manager Pat Sauter esti- City Town Center's assessed tax "We're pretty well along on not impact homes and business- current focus. mated that Chehalis' utility rate "Everything is ready," Ashley value was $800,000. Now, it's the sewer engineered out the ur- es," she said. "Companies need $870 million, Larman said. ban growth area," he said. "Once increase — 45 percent more to feel safe." said. "It's all been driven on the by 2016 — would prove unten- fact that the interest is here, and "That," Larman said, "is eco- that's in place, it's just a matter of One of several positive signs, nomic development." putting the pipes in the ground." able for the company. National if all is in place, new businesses would see an additional $95,000 though, was the noticeable prog- will be able to start pounding It's not all about the large Winlock's proximity to In- ress made on Centralia Station, stores though. tertate 5 makes the city partic- on its utility bill when rates nails." reach their peak, he said. the 43-acre development devel- "If you just sit back and wait, "Big box stores bring in lots of ularly attractive to businesses “The city of Chehalis has opment situated just south of you might be waiting a long volume. People want box stores with large transportation needs, been very supportive,” Sauter the Mellen Street interchange. time," he said. to get the bunch of things they according to the mayor. “There were a lot of trees need at a good price," Ashley Like Napavine, however, told the Chehalis City Council Despite that planning, little taken down and space cleared,” told The Chronicle. "But little Winlock has had nibbles but no at the time. “But this has caught has happened yet — but that Fund said. “I didn’t expect to see trend is far from limited to stores thrive off of that. They go bites. Still though, Cook is op- us off guard.” The largest utilities consum- that.” Napavine, according to Ashley. to the small stores for the other timistic. Working in the city’s ••• "The whole county is in a stuff they need." favor, he said, is the sense of se- er in Chehalis, National Frozen holding pattern as far as big de- "That's how it works. There's curity it can provide to potential Foods currently pays $216,000 a Lisa Broadt: (360) 807-8237 velopment is concerned," he said an equal balance for both," he buyers. year at each of its Chehalis loca- about the economy's effect on said. "They are both needed, "We're sitting high and dry tions — one on State Street and building. and we can accommodate both." up here," he said. one in the Chehalis Industrial Napavine’s project closest to Even through this period of Park. Thorbeckes completion is a lodging facility stalled development, Napavine's THOUGH LEWIS COUNTY has For now, National will re- Summer-time at Exit 72. planning efforts have continued. abundant resources, the majori- main in the Port, but the com- Construction of a Microtel Currently, the city is working to ty of those resources — especial- pany's concerns are ongoing, hotel has long been talked about update its zoning code analysis, ly land and water — are trapped Sauter said on Wednesday. without any physical proof of which will take stock of existing behind thick regulatory bars, Less successful, according to 2013Camps progress. and available acreage, including Larman said Wednesday during Larman, was Chehalis' interac- "It is in the works. It's mov- commercial and residential. a tour of the county’s prime de- tion with a chicken slaughter fa- ing very slowly, on the owner's As for the city surpassing velopment properties. cility that hoped to move to the behalf," Ashley said. "He's taking Chehalis in 10 years, Ashley isn't Only 1 percent of the coun- city. Havin’ a Ball care of issues. They have prelim- so sure. ty's 2,436 square miles is actual- "Chehalis couldn't provide Camp Splash inary drawings, but still need to "I would say that Chehalis is ly developable, according to the enough sewer," Larman said Over the Edge look at things." valued for what Chehalis is, and economic development director. about the project that would have cost the city about a $1 mil- Swimming/Laser Tag Also long talked about — but that's the seat of Lewis County," "There's this appearance of Day Camp not yet realized — is the addi- he said. "Chehalis has a lot of wealth and space, but it's not re- lion per extended mile of sewer. tion of a large box store within growth area. If things start pop- ally there," he said. "They went to Longview instead." Swim/Laser Tag Day Camp “Both ports have some avail- Member: $15 pp the Napavine city limits. Sev- ping, and if they start annexing For a company to be success- Non-Member: $20 pp eral box stores have explored some of the Urban Growth Area, ful in Lewis County, Larman ability," he said, "but it doesn't Napavine as a potential new lo- that will put them right up there said, it must be able to answer mean anything if you can't flush cation, but none have commit- with Centralia." “yes” to two questions: Can it a toilet or put out a fire." ted to the city. According to the 2010 Cen- make money? And, can the Currently, the Port of Cen- "I think they are interested sus, Centralia has 16,336 people, community afford it? tralia has about 75 acres avail- but are being very frugal them- Chehalis 7,259 and Napavine "We have to maintain that able for purchase or rental, ac- selves," Ashley said. 1,766. balance whether it's the county, cording to Larman, while the "People have to be comfort- the city or the port," Larman Port of Chehalis has about 300 STARTS able before they will purchase. LARMAN'S PREDICTION about said. "Companies want to know, acres available, according to JUNE 25th They want to be sure they will Napavine is part of widespread can you deliver a trained, skilled Port of Chehalis Properties. Come in and register today! 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In Education In Centralia College is an equal opportunity institution. CH497279cz.cg • Main 7 LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 Inslee Signs Law to Turn Around Struggling Schools INTERVENE: Schools Sen. Steve Litzow, the Mercer gling schools could be immedi- Island Republican who spon- ately fired. Would Receive sored the legislation, said in a The compromise bill, which Extra Funding to “In order to address the state’s stagnant statement Tuesday that the bill has gone through several itera- “is a great step toward ensuring tions, now has the support of Implement Plans high-school graduation rate and growing that all children are successful.” state schools superintendent By Melissa Santos “In order to address the state’s Randy Dorn. opportunity gap, we must address the stagnant high-school gradua- “We finally got there,” Dorn The Olympian communities that are repeatedly failed by tion rate and growing opportu- said. “It’s a good idea to be in Gov. Jay Inslee signed into nity gap, we must address the partnership with school dis- law Tuesday a plan for the state the system, which disproportionately include communities that are repeatedly tricts, in partnership with superintendent’s office to inter- minority children from low-income families.” failed by the system, which dis- schools. But if they don’t move vene in the management of con- proportionately include minority the needle and improve, then tinually low-performing schools. children from low-income fami- the superintendent should be The measure directs the state Sen. Steve Litzow lies,” said Litzow, who is chair- put in more of a leadership role. Office of the Superintendent R-Mercer Island man of the Senate Early Learning It’s not a partnership anymore.” of Public Instruction (OSPI) to and K-12 Education Committee. Rich Wood, a spokesman develop a process to identify The measure, Senate Bill for the Washington Education “persistently lowest-achieving 5329, started out as a proposal Association, said the bill still is schools,” as well as create guide- OSPI guidelines. ing staff, shifting funding and for OSPI to take over as many a distraction from the need to lines for how to turn around For schools that don’t im- introducing new teaching cur- as 20 struggling schools a year increase funding for the entire schools that are struggling. The prove substantially after three ricula. Schools that don’t follow and put them in a special dis- state education system. schools would receive additional years, OSPI could impose its the plan set out by OSPI could trict run by an outside nonprofit. “Overall, we need to provide funding to implement their own own improvement plan on the be denied funding and poten- The original bill carried the the funding for all schools, not turnaround plan based on the school, which could involve fir- tially closed. threat that teachers at the strug- just some of them,” Wood said. News in Brief Wastewater Facility Demolished Inslee Signs Bill for Registry of Gun Offenders OLYMPIA (AP) — Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a measure to create a central registry to track firearm offenders in Washing- ton state. Under the new law signed Wednesday, judges may require people convicted of gun offenses to register as firearm offenders. The registrants must keep their information up to date, and the requirement to register continues for four years. The registry maintained by the Washington State Patrol would be accessible by law enforcement officers but would not be available to the public. The law was sponsored by Republican Rep. Mike Hope, who is a Seattle police officer. Supporters say the measure will help local law enforcement combat gun violence and go after repeat gun offenders.

Body Recovered Pete Caster / [email protected] From Snoqualmie Jeremy Bramer operates an excavator as he digs out steel and other large metal pieces in the clariier at the old wastewater treatment plant on Tuesday on Mellen Street in Centralia. Starting in early April, the plant has been systematically deconstructed to make way for the new Mellen Street to Harrison Avenue collector Pass Avalanche lane along Interstate 5. Centralia Public Works is in charge of demolishing the seven-building facility and plans to be inished with the project sometime in June. SNOQUALMIE PASS (AP) — The King County sheriff’s office says a search and rescue team has located the body of a hiker who was killed in an Thurston County Officials Seek to Stem Underage Drinking avalanche last month at Gran- ite Mountain near Snoqualmie TARGET ZERO: Law thrown while they are out of Pass. town or away from home, Novi- Sgt. Cindi West says the Enforcement ello said. team went up early Wednesday Officials Prepare for “We are going to investigate sources of alcohol The one exception in Thur- because recent snowmelt has ston County is the city of Rain- lessened the avalanche danger Summer Months right down to the store and there will be ier, which has a social hosting and made it easier to find the By Chelsea Krotzer absolutely zero tolerance for those who supply ordinance that fines the home body. The Olympian owner or host of the party for Mitch Hungate, a 61-year- it or facilitate.” having an underage party on old Renton dentist, was buried Local law enforcement are their property, Noveillo said. April 13 in one of two fatal ava- cracking down on underage Guy Gill Target Zero Thurston Coun- lanches in the area. drinking with warm weather Washington State Patrol ty is also working with school A 55-year-old woman, Joy and graduation parties on the resource officers and school of- Yu, was killed in an avalanche horizon. ficials on locating parties that on Red Mountain, near the Al- To help combat the issue, could have underage drinking. pental ski area. She was a natu- “Our goal is to change behav- “There they had a trained Target Zero Thurston County ior, giving these individuals the professional and counseling to Most of the parties are found ropathic physician who prac- is targeting house parties and resources to do what will not talk with youth who are expe- through noise complaints. ticed in Bellevue. conducting compliance checks only make a difference now, but riencing substance or alcohol or “We have them all through- throughout the county this for the rest of their lives.” drug abuse,” he said. out the county,” Noviello said. summer with the goal of keep- Instead of booking the 10 The hope is to catch some of Former Rep. Norm ing young impaired drivers off If under 18, those who go straight in jail, the program the problem at the source with the road. through the program are then Dicks Takes New hosts an intervention of sorts, stores who sell alcohol to minors. Eighteen fatal crashes in- asked to call their parents so Noviello said. Job at DC Firm volving drivers under the age they can also be informed about “We are going to investigate “We can have a larger impact SEATTLE (AP) — After 36 of 20 have occured in Thurston the available programs. sources of alcohol right down years in Congress, former Rep. County between 2007 and 2011, on their behavior, the youth’s Parents who supply alco- to the store and there will be ab- Norm Dicks isn’t done with 10 of which impairment was a behavior, if we have these meet- hol to minors will also be at solutely zero tolerance for those Washington, D.C. factor, according to Jerry Novi- ings with them during their mo- fault. Parents are not at fault in who supply it or facilitate,” Gill The Seattle Times reported ello of Target Zero. ment of arrest,” Noviello said. the case of a house party being said. that the long-serving Democrat The first party intervention The meetings include a from Bremerton has taken a job patrol, a program based on a chemical dependency profes- as senior policy counsel at Van system used in Pierce County sionaland are held outside of a Ness Feldman, a law firm and for the past six years, convened law enforcement facility. DONATE YOUR CAR lobbying shop that specializes last weekend and involved six In the case of last weekend, in energy and environmental officers: three Washington State the 10 arrested were brought issues. Patrol troopers, two Sheriff’s to the Thurston County Public The firm’s founders include deputies and a Yelm police of- Health office, Noviello said. 1-877-213-9145 former senior staffers of the late ficer. CH496970ac.cg Free Towing - Tax Deductible Sen. Henry “Scoop” Jackson of Police arrested 10 people Washington state, and Dicks ranging in age of 17 to 20 at a says he’s had lots of experience house party in the Lacey area with the company. Saturday night, according to HUGE Help Prevent Blindness Dicks says he will carefully Washington State Patrol Troop- Get A Vision Screening Annually follow ethics rules that bar him er Guy Gill. GARAGE SALE! from lobbying his former col- The 10 are being accused of This Mother’s Day leagues in the House of Rep- minor in possession. Breatha- resentatives for one year. But lyzer tests revealed blood alco- Weekend he says he’s allowed to gather hol levels ranging between 0.024 Friday, Saturday Only information, advise clients and and 0.203. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. lobby the executive branch “If any of these individuals even during that “cooling off” got into a vehicle and drove, best period. case scenario they would just be Dicks announced his sur- facing DUI charges,” Gill said. CH496973ac.cg prise retirement from Congress “Worst case scenario, they would CH497235cz.cg last year. He plans to split his get into a collision and sense- 235 SE Winchester Hill Dr. time between the firm’s Wash- lessly hurt or kill themselves or Chehalis, WA. ington, D.C., and Seattle offices. someone else. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013

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 Call for Water Retention Design, Engineering Marks Major Step On Saturday, The Chronicle the Ruckelshaus Center’s Jim some by reaching consensus on ture and low oxygen levels in published “State Accepting Bids Our Views Kramer. a $28.2 million package. Inslee the late summer months. Water for Flood Reduction Project.” The RFP states the upper The work group is diverse has asked the group to continue retention can store flood waters At first glance perhaps this Chehalis water retention proj- and includes Chairman David its work and is a strong support- in the winter and then release is another ho-hum process ect “is potentially feasible and Burnett from The Confederated er of the funding package. those waters in the summer for the benefit of fish. story, one of hundreds that have could significantly reduce peak Tribes of the Chehalis, Thur- That funding package awaits graced the pages of your home- ston County Commissioner passage in the capital budget, This contract is not a deci- flood elevations and thereby town newspaper over the years. Karen Valenzuela, chair of the but is expected to be part of the sion to build a dam but it is an This latest development, reduce flood damages for both Chehalis River Basin Flood Au- final budget emerging from important step with a serious however, is a game changer. upstream and downstream thority and Cosmopolis Mayor Olympia. commitment by the state to Gov. Jay Inslee’s budget of- communities during major Vickie Raines, Grays Harbor The heart of the work incorporate the best science for fice — the Office of Financial flooding.” area farmer and president of the group’s agreement is that flood safety, fish and flood control Management — last week put The contract calls for engi- Dairy Federation Jay Gordon, protection with communities in and use it to design the optimal out a Request for Proposal for a neers to incorporate the latest and former state legislator and the basin will go hand-in-hand dam. $5.7 million contract to design technology from around the Chehalis attorney J. Vander with salmon enhancement. The That work will be completed and engineer a dam on the up- world on safe dam designs that Stoep of Chehalis. opportunity for water retention by September 2014. The work per Chehalis River. This is cause work best with water quality This group was tasked last to work for both flood control group is then responsible for for optimism after 80 years of and fish enhancement. Inslee’s fall by then-Gov. Chris Gregoire and fishery enhancement ex- making a recommendation to false starts at the local, state and Chehalis basin work group will to design a package of flood ists here because the fishery in Inslee by next fall as to whether federal levels toward finding oversee the contract execu- relief and fishery enhancement the upper Chehalis river suffers permitting should begin on a solutions to flooding. tion with staffing provided by measures. The group surprised from low flows, high tempera- dam. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... A Treatise on Bigotry, Prostitution and Adults Cheating Children A couple of writers have had smacks of hypocrisy to me. their say about this, so I might ••• as well add my comments, for And life goes on. I wonder what they’re worth. I’m refer- what the next step will be to lib- ring to the recent brouhaha over eralize the state of Washington. the florist in Eastern Washing- We are now able to end our own ton who refused to “do the flow- lives ahead of time when early ers” for a wedding because the death is positively diagnosed, couple is gay. we can now purchase marijuana I’d certainly hate to be the for medical purposes, and we judge who has to rule on this can now marry someone of the case, because it’s not only a same sex if we choose to. difficult ruling to make, it’s an About the only thing left to impossible one. It’s a perfect legalize is prostitution. Is that example of a in our near future? If you take Catch 22. away the criminal element, Many people prostitution is called by many under the age “a victimless crime.” One of the of, say, 55 or main arguments about legaliz- COMMENTARY: 60, don’t know, ing pot is that it would make the technically, just criminal control of it unprofit- A Balancing Act what a Catch able. Couldn’t the same argu- 22 is. The title ment be made for prostitution? comes from a By Bill Moeller At the age of 85, my inter- 1961 novel by Jo- est in the subject is much more Flood Area Regulations in Lewis seph Heller that academic than it used to be, and follows the attempts of an airman I recognize that it is more a re- named Yossarian to be released ligious matter than a legal one. County Will Increase, Not Decrease from flying any more missions. The practice has been with us as Editors note: The following County will The commanding officer long as there have been prophets letter was authored by the Lewis fall into areas consistently increases the num- writing in the Bible. County Commission and entered designated as ber of missions that must be Am I writing this with tongue into the record during Monday’s floodway or flown before being rotated back in cheek? I’ll never tell. ••• meeting. floodplain. The to safer duty, and Yossarian FEMA policy wants out. The only basis for In a jacket pocket recently, I Lewis County has very sig- changes also being “grounded,” though, is found a program from a concert nificant restriction on property will create more by the Pacific Northwest Cham- incentive for insanity, and any request to be development in areas at risk Edna Fund Bill Schulte Lee Grose removed from combat is proof ber Orchestra. On it were some of flooding. Our building renew homes and notes I had made about a con- of sanity. That’s Catch 22. strictions in flood-prone areas businesses to pondered. versation with another member today exceed those required by be raised higher above the BFE The judge who must rule on We encourage citizens to the discrimination case has to of the audience. I bemoaned the the federal government and in levels than before. attend the second hearing on reconcile the relative differences fact that the Children’s Orches- most respects they match those Raising buildings above the between freedom of choice and tra was no longer active. From of Thurston County and other BFE levels costs new home- May 14 at the White Pass High anti-discrimination laws. Can a its beginning in the mid ‘80s, I jurisdictions in the Chehalis owners and businesses more School in Randle and share business owner refuse to service attended every concert, and I basin and counties in Western money when building. At the your views. The county com- a customer if that violates the miss it. It was improving from Washington. same time it is only prudent missioners will carefully review owner’s beliefs, or is that forbid- an initial earache to an accom- Under regulations in place when building in an area with the planning commission’s pro- den under the discrimination plished group. for many years here, there is a a risk of flooding to take extra ceedings and recommendations. laws which African Americans I was told that the organiza- prohibition of construction in steps to protect against damage. Regardless of the specifics of fought so hard to achieve? tion fell apart due to dissention the “floodway” — areas most FEMA gives credits on flood any new flood area regulations, To repeat myself, I’m sure among the parents, the music prone to flooding. Much of the insurance rates to citizens and some basic facts won’t change. glad I’m not the one who has to teachers and board members. Twin Cities and other parts of communities taking extra pre- Lewis County will only consider rule on this. The end result is that the orches- our county are designated as caution against flood damage. increasing, not decreasing, our It may not have a bearing on tra disbanded and not one of the flood plain — the next level of The question before the current stringent development adults got his or her way. Only the legalities of this case, but the risk. county is this: Where should rules. the children lost. All buildings in the flood- the line be drawn in the balance owner apparently had granted ••• Our area is prone to disas- service to these two men in the plain in Lewis County today between encouraging job de- Bill Moeller is a former enter- trous flooding. The 2007 flood past, when they had purchased must be raised at least 1 foot velopment and affordable home alone caused more than one tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city above the 100-year flood level ownership vs. minimizing flood flowers from her. So she was half billion dollars’ worth of council member, paratrooper and — called Base Flood Elevation. damage? willing to serve them and take pilot living in Centralia. He can be A building in an unsurveyed Another consideration is damage to families, businesses their money as individuals, reached at bookmaven321@comcast. and local government in Lewis but not as a couple. That sure net. area must be raised 2 feet that FEMA is in the process above BFE and all critical fa- of rescinding credits formerly County. cilities must be raised 3 feet granted, raising the question Our floods have been get- First Amendment Center Quote of the Day above the BFE. that if Lewis County requires ting worse over the last 20 years. The floods of 2007 and 2009 new and stricter flood protec- We have a responsibility to take were so severe that the level tion measures in buildings for reasonable steps to reduce the “Don’t join the book burners. Don’t think you of the modeled 100 year flood, the benefit of lower flood insur- risk of future damage. BFE, is being raised. At the ance rates now — will FEMA are going to conceal faults by concealing same time, the Federal Emer- retain those lower rates in years Sincerely, evidence that they ever existed.” gency Management Agency is to come? revising its flood insurance As the Lewis County Plan- Edna Fund policies nationally. ning Commission is consider- Bill Schulte Dwight D. Eisenhower This will mean that many ing higher regulatory standards, Lee Grose 34th U.S. president, 1953 more properties in Lewis these questions should also be Board of County Commissioners

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spent in jail. Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Harris-Moore pleaded guilty Colton Harris-Moore, right, who is also known as the “Barefoot Bandit,” sits in a Skagit County Superior Courtroom Wednesday in Mount Vernon, next to his attorney, last year to theft in connection John Henry Browne, left. Harris-Moore pleaded guilty Wednesday to a burglary charge for stealing an airplane and lying it to Orcas Island but as part of a plea deal with the 2010 Anacortes Airport with Skagit County Prosecutor Rich Weyrich, the 22-year-old was sentenced to three months he’s already spent in jail and he will return to serve his seven-year prison break-in as part of a bigger plea sentence for other crimes. deal that resulted in a seven-year prison sentence, wrapping state and federal charges. port that led him to start break- school equivalency General positive ways.” with the case.” Superior Court Judge Mi- ing into cabins and stores as a Educational Development tests Browne has clashed with “The point of the whole mat- chael Rickert said Wednesday teenager and that ended with with only three weeks of study. Prosecutor Rich Weyrich and ter was that when this agree- he expected that this was the fi- dozens of felony convictions “If you can fly an airplane took another shot Wednesday ment was struck I disagreed, nal court appearance in the case. “This is the high cost of low by a manual,” the judge said, “I over his filing of additional rather loudly, to the other pros- “Hopefully, this is the last living,” the judge said. guess you can pass a GED in charges. ecutors that this man was get- page and last chapter in the Rickert noted signs that Har- three weeks.” “This has been a waste of ting off way too light and that he Colton Harris-Moore story,” the ris-Moore is changing, such as Browne said it wouldn’t time and waste of money in my should serve significantly more judge said. his work with a mentor. be the last chapter in the opinion,” Browne said. time than they wanted to give Judge Rickert acknowledge Also, defense lawyer John Harris-Moore story, “be- Weyrich said he was satisfied him,” Weyrich said. “And that’s Harris-Moore’s difficult child- Henry Browne said Harris- cause you’re going to hear a with the result “under the cir- why I backed out” of the earlier hood and lack of parental sup- Moore had passed his high lot more from Colton, but in cumstance that we had to deal plea deal. Inslee Signs Wrongful Conviction Compensation Law By Rachel La Corte ly convicted person would re- The Associated Press ceive $50,000 for each year of imprisonment, including time OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A spent awaiting trial. An addi- measure to compensate people tional $50,000 would be award- who have been wrongfully con- ed for each year on death row. A victed in Washington state was person would receive $25,000 signed into law Wednesday by for each year on parole, commu- Gov. Jay Inslee. nity custody, or as a registered The measure takes effect sex offender. in late July, and Washington The state also would pay all joins 27 states, the District of child support owed while the Columbia and the federal government with similar laws on claimant was in custody, and re- the books. imburse all court and attorneys' "This was a step forward for fees up to $75,000. In addition, justice," Inslee said after the bill in-state college tuition waivers signing ceremony. "We can't re- will be provided for the claimant turn people their lost years, but and the claimant's children and/ we can take a step that gives or step-children. them a measure of respect and Currently, the only option dignity." someone has is to sue, but they The new law allows people are required to sue on some ba- who were wrongfully convicted sis other than the fact that they to file a claim in superior court were wrongfully convicted, such for damages against the state. as police or prosecutorial mis- conduct. Someone would have to show Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press Joining Inslee at the bill sign- their conviction was reversed Gov. Jay Inslee, seated , turns to hand pens to Alan Northrop after Inslee signed into law on Wednesday a measure that ing was Alan Northrop, who was or vacated based on significant would allow people who have been wrongfully convicted to seek state compensation for the years they were imprisoned.. convicted of rape in 1993 and evidence of actual innocence. Northrop was convicted of rape and served 17 years in prison before he was exonerated by DNA evidence. Once a judge or jury determines was cleared by DNA evidence the claim is valid, the court can after serving 17 years in prison. award damages. Northrup has testified before tion to him of at least $850,000 "It's just a big relief," he said. sponsored the bill, said that the Compensation is to be simi- several legislative committees for his years behind bars. "It's awesome." new law shows that "the govern- lar to the amounts paid by the this year in support of the bill Northrop said he was "over- Rep. Tina Orwall, a Demo- ment does stand up for people federal government — a wrong- that could result in compensa- whelmed." crat from Normandy Park who when a mistake has been made." Calendar: Optimists Plan Lewis County Historical Ride Continued from Main 2 Lewis County Historical Ride age for Christmas care packages to Ma- Food preserving workshop, 10 a.m., Saturday. rines, (360) 280-6827 Fort Borst Park, Kitchen 2, canning ba- Libraries This rural bicycle ride Louie Anderson, comedian, Lucky sics, (360) 740-1212 or http://lewis.wsu. Eagle Casino, tickets start at $20, Tick- edu Centralia library closed, staff training through Lewis County begins etmaster.com or Lucky Eagle box office, Boistfort Valley Spring Festival, 10 Preschool Story Time, for chil- and ends at Stan Hedwall Park, (800) 720-1788 a.m.-4 p.m., Baw Faw Grange Hall, 995 dren 3-6 years, 10 a.m, Chehalis and located west of Interstate 5 at Fundraiser, Lewis County Marine Boistfort Road, arts, crafts, antiques, Salkum exit 76. Cyclists can register at Corps League Auxiliary, 8-10 a.m., Ap- plant sale and quilt raffle, lunch avail- Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 plebee’s, Chehalis, $10, scrambled eggs, able, (360) 245-4400 a.m, Winlock the park between 6:30 and 9:00 a.m., or by going to the web site at two pancakes, two pieces of bacon, two Bazaar, Women Working Together, Organizations sausages, choice of apple or orange 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Salkum Fire Hall, potted [email protected] juice or coffee, to raise funds for post- flowers, plants, baked goods, books, Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, There are a choice of four age for Christmas care packages to Ma- (360) 978-4368 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Oddfellows Com- routes — from 20 to 100 miles. rines, (360) 280-6827 Libraries munity Center, 202 S. Main St., Bucoda, This ride is enjoyed by all cy- Games Day, traditional and mod- (360) 273-3604 clists, from young to old and cy- ern board games, card games, 1 p.m., Mother’s Day Weekend plant sale, for Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) Support Groups clists with leisure to faster pace adults, 9 a.m., Winlock 740-0492 Human Trafficking in Washington, H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., preferences. The Stravinsky Riots and Less Likely, led by state Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, 1 Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 There are five food and rest 9 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, $6, (360) p.m., Centralia Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, stops, sag wagons and monitor- 740-0492 Eating for Energy, for middle and [email protected] ing by Chehalis Valley Amateur “Peter Pan,” 2 and 7 p.m., W.F. West high school teens, adults, led by Regis- Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Theatre, W.F. West High School, tickets tered Nurse Diane Hurley, 2 p.m., Randle Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Radio volunteers. For more information and $6, (360) 807-7235 Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 Sway, dance/top 40, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Organizations registration, visit http://cy- Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, Prairie Steppers Square and Round clelewiscounty.org/lchr/ or call (360) 273-2000, ext. 3 Dance Club, 7:30-10:30 p.m., $5, potluck Saturday, May 11 (360) 262-9647. Rainier Independent Film Festival, at break, Oakview Grange, Centralia, Ashford, www.rainierfilmfest.com (360) 736-5172 or (360) 273-6008 Optimists Plan Lewis Fundraiser, Lewis County Marine Gardening workshop, 10 a.m, Sal- Corps League Auxiliary, 8-10 a.m., Ap- kum Timberland Library demo garden, Support Groups County Historical Ride plebee’s, Chehalis, $10, scrambled eggs, pop bottle cold frame construction, Alzheimer’s support group, 10:30 two pancakes, two pieces of bacon, two preregistration required, (360) 740-1212 a.m-noon, Cooks Hills Community The Centralia Optimist Club sausages, choice of apple or orange or email Debbie Burris at Debbie.bur- Church, 2400 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, will hold the 31st edition of the juice or coffee, to raise funds for post- [email protected] (360) 628-4980 Main 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013

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Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT the car the suspect fled in. The to Fort Borst Park at about 5 a.m. booked for alleged domestic vio- Peppertree West Motor Inn at case is still under investigation. Thursday in a man’s vehicle. lence on the 1100 block of West 11:07 p.m. Tuesday. While being Vehicle Prowls - Minor in Possession of Alcohol Burglary Chestnut Street at 4:03 p.m. Tues booked into jail for the warrant, • Police took a report of a day. a meth pipe and a plastic bag broken window on a vehicle on • Jerry E. Wilson, 18, Centralia, • Someone reportedly entered containing methamphetamine the 900 block of L Street shortly was cited and released for alleged a residence on the 500 block of Shoplifting were reportedly found in her bra after 9 a.m. Wednesday. minor in possession of alcohol on State Street and damaged prop- • Kyrstin R. Lane, 20, Roch- by jail staff. • A purse and a GPS were stolen the 500 block of North Rock Street erty at 11:19 a.m. Tuesday. A sus- ester, was cited and released for • Jennie B. Young, 23, Che- from a vehicle parked on the 1000 shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday. pect has been identified and the allegedly shoplifting on the 500 halis, was arrested and booked block of E Street. The incident was DUI case is still under investigation. block of South Tower Avenue at for an outstanding felony war- reported at 9:12 a.m. Wednesday. • A woman returned home on 5:36 p.m. Tuesday. • Victor P. Gagen, 70, was rant and alleged possession of • A stereo and a garage door the 600 block of South Gold Street methamphetamine at 6:08 a.m. opener were reported stolen cited and released for suspicion at 11:51 a.m. Tuesday and found a Meth Possession of driving under the influence Wednesday on the 600 block from an unlocked car on the window broken out of her vehicle. • Kindal M. Powell, 25, of F Street after police found 1400 block of Lum Road at 11:21 of alcohol near Tacoma Avenue Centralia, was arrested on an and North Pearl Street at about Graffiti Mischief - Young cutting a flower out of a a.m. Wednesday. outstanding misdemeanor war resident’s garden. 11:15 p.m. Wednesday. • A 14-year-old Centralia boy rant during an investigation Stolen Car Meth Possession was arrested and booked into for an animal complaint at the please see SIRENS, page Main 14 • A silver Honda Civic Lewis County Juvenile Deten- • Wilbert Stovall, 44, Cen- with Washington license plate tion at 1:48 p.m. Tuesday after The only independent and locally owned funeral home ADJ2205 was reported stolen at tralia, was contacted by police he was caught allegedly spray - in Centralia-Chehalis. 2:14 p.m. Wednesday from the on East Summa Street and Roo painting graffiti on public prop- 1200 block of Alder Street. A sus- sevelt Avenue at about 1 a.m. erty and on train cars on the 500 Thursday. He had an outstand- NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY pect has been identified, and the block of North Railroad Avenue. CH495577sl.ke case is still under investigation. ing felony warrant, and when he was taken into custody he alleg- BB Gun Damage 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 Teens and Pot edly had meth and a meth pipe. • Two windows were report- est. 1907 • Two 17-year-olds and a Sex in a Car Leads to Arrest edly damaged by a BB gun on 16-year-old will be referred for the 200 block of South Tower Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 possession of marijuana after • Krista R. Cate, 29, of Centralia, Avenue at 2:01 p.m. Tuesday. was arrested and booked into jail for they were contacted by police at Assault 3:30 p.m. Wednesday on the 300 an outstanding warrant after she Wayne Andrew block of Bryden Avenue. was contacted by police because she • Charlotte L. Beerbower, was having a sexual encounter next 25, Centralia, was arrested and Black Theft and Forgery • Michael J. Knutz, 18, Cen- - Wayne Andrew Black passed tralia, was referred to the pros Marvin Warren away on April 28 at age 79 in ecutor’s office for theft and Centralia, Wash., from pancreatic forgery charges at 4:17 p.m. Rigsbee cancer. He was born Dec. 5, Wednesday on the 1000 block of 1933 in Corvallis, Ore., to Mae South Tower Avenue. (Boardrow) and Andrew Black. He lived all his life in Oregon, Ex-Boyfriend Burglary Marvin Warren Rigsbee, 77, of Centralia, passed until 2012, when he moved to • Robert W. Landry, 26, Cen- away peacefully on Tuesday, Centralia, Wash. However, he was tralia, was arrested and booked April 30, 2013 in Olympia, not a stranger to Lewis County. into the Lewis County Jail at 4:39 Wash. Marvin was born on He is a descendent of Abraham p.m. Wednesday after he alleg- July 5, 1935, in Stevenson, and Naomi Black, who settled in Ore., Larry Dean (Donna) Black the Boistfort area in 1887. Wayne of Salem. Ore.; daughter, Nancy edly broke into his ex-girlfriend’s Wash., to Charles and Maude spent many summers coming to residence, violating a no-contact (Combs) Rigsbee. (David) Keaton of Chehalis, On June 10, 1960 Marvin Boistfort to visit his numerous Wash.; sister, Marian (Harold) order, and stole a heater on the cousins, the Staffords, Orloskes, Zemp of Portland, Ore.; and 300 block of South Berry Street. married the love of his life, Barbra (Olson), in Auburn, and Raytons. numerous grandchildren; great- will be truly missed. Wayne retired as head sawyer grandchildren; great-great- Burglary Wash. Marvin was a good Marvin is survived by his from Avison Lumber Company in man who loved spending loving wife of 53 years; two grandchildren. • A burglary to a residence his time playing games and Molalla, Ore., where he lived for Wayne was preceded in death on the 600 block of South Tow- sons, Ernie and Scott; two many years. He was an avid sports by his wife, Nancy; son, Ron; and reading stories with not only brothers, Charles and Leslie fan who loved college basketball. er Avenue was reported at 7:42 his grandkids but everyone’s Rigsbee; his sister, Mary brother, Terry. p.m. Wednesday. Xbox games He adored his grandchildren and A memorial service is planned kids. He also enjoyed Ann Rigsbee; three sister- they all have wonderful memories and controllers were stolen. hunting, ishing, familyin-laws; two daughter-infor Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 4:00 picnics and campouts. of visiting his farm “on the hill” p.m., at Grace Life Fellowship, Counterfeit Cash laws, seven grandchildren; outside of Molalla and going for Marvin was always one god daughter; three 2115 SE 148th Ave., Portland, OR, • A woman reportedly en- tractor rides. Wayne will always 97233. considerate of others; but he god-grandchildren; and be remembered for his great sense tered a business on the 600 block also loved to tease people by numerous nieces and of humor. of South Tower Avenue at about sneakily putting shoes and To view the obituary, please go nephews. Wayne is survived by his sons, to chronline.com/obituaries. 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and tried other items in the freezer. The family of Marvin Dave (Peg) Black of Jefferson, to pay for merchandise with a Whenever you needed would like to invite - Marvin he was always there friends and family to share fake $20 bill. A witness gave re to help, even if you needed sponding police a license plate of stories and memories at: a mouse removed from your Sticklinsfuneralchapel.com In Remembrance living room in the middle of the night. Marvin was a To view the obituary, please go Lewis County wonderful, caring man who to chronline.com/obituaries. james (jim) joseph hirtzel Building Permits Brown Mortuary Service Jim welcomed Shirley’s two 229 North Market Blvd. daughters, Teri and Lisa, Condolences may be offered at The following individuals and Chehalis, WA 98532 with loving arms, formally www.brownmortuary.com businesses were issued a building (360) 748-4496 adopting them before they permit with a value of $100,000 or graduated high school. more in Lewis County during April: After waiting many years and having four daughters, • Desert Shadows Enterprises, convert In Remembrance Jim was inally blessed with existing garage into single-family resi- a son, James Joseph, Jr. in dence, 111 Chases Lane, Onalaska, $108,120 GLENN EUGENE GARRISON 1977. • John and Joyce Morgan, new single- Jim was a man of great family residence, 3283-41 State Route getting to watch the local high faith. He had a quiet strength 508, Onalaska, $114,661 that would comfort many school football games was one in their time of need. He • Richard and Meredith Hill et al, new of Glenn’s favorite ways to single-family residence, 126 Salmon enjoyed sports; playing in his Creek Road, Mossyrock, $106,013 spend an afternoon. What Glenn younger years, watching his • Rocky Top Arena LLC, snack shack, treasured most was spending children and grandchildren 1016 Gore Road, Salkum, $100,000 time with his family and friends. James (Jim) Joseph participate and catching as • Lowell and Kathy Deguise, single- Glenn was preceded in death Hirtzel, 82, passed from many as he could on the family residence, 125 Shelby Lane, Che- by his parents, Claude and this life into the presence of radio or TV. Our dedicated halis, $236,917 Hazel Garrison; his siblings, his Lord and Savior Jesus patriarch, whom we all put Loren, Kenneth, Lila Garrison, Christ while surrounded by on a pedestal, was the most Death Notices Arlene Wood, and his children’s his loving family on April humble man we will ever mother, Joan Adcock. 30, 2013 in Seattle, Wash. know. Always a dairy farmer, • DUANE RONALD KEEGAN, 83, Oakville, died He was born Jan. 2, 1931 Jim also drove the Onalaska Sunday, May 5, at Providence St. Peter Hos- Glenn is survived by his School Bus years ago, served children, Barbara (Dennis) to William (Bill) and Lucy pital, Olympia. Service details are pending. (Neville) Hirtzel in Redield, on the Onalaska Fire District, Arrangements are under the direction of Budworth, Cindy (Joe) was a devoted member of Whiteside Family Mortuary, Elma. S.D., being the third of four Marshello, Glenn Garrison and children. Robert, Richard, the community churches, • ALBERT P. HESTAND, 73, Mossyrock, died Glenn Eugene Garrison, 79, Cassandra, Kenny Garrison voluntarily counseled Monday, May 6, at home. No services are James and Mary lost their of Morton, passed away at home and Leann, and Terry Garrison; mother to cancer in 1939. troubled kids at Maple Lane planned. Arrangements are under the direc- surrounded by his loving family and worked as security guard tion of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. his siblings, Lester Garrison, In 1943, Bill married Bethel on Tuesday, May 7, 2013. Glenn Hazel Hanger, and Helen Smith who affectionately at Mayield Dam with his • ROBERT MITCHELL “MITCH” JAMES, 63, Mil- great friend of 63 years, Ira waukie, Ore., formerly of Centralia, died Thurs- was born on Nov. 4, 1933, to Vandermey. He is also survived cared for these four children Claude V. and F. Hazel Garrison and blessed Bill with another Turner. day, May 2, at home. No services are planned. by, Emily Coleman and her Preceded in death by • VIRGINIA GOODRICH MISERA, 89, Mossyrock, in Elma, Wash. He attended and family, Jody Beam’s family, son, Donald in 1946. Jim attended schools in his parents and grandson, died Sunday, May 5, at Morton General graduated from Mossyrock High Edith Bloomstrom’s family, and Cameron Mezek. Jim is Hospital. A celebration of life will be at 3 p.m. School in 1952. Glenn served numerous grandchildren, great- Redield where he graduated Sunday, June 9, at 224 Young Road, Mossyr- high school in 1949 at the survived by his adoring wife, two years in the U.S. Army as a grandchildren, nieces, nephews, Shirley; four siblings, ive ock. Arrangements are under the direction Supply Clerk during the Korean top of his class. Earning an of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. and friends. academic scholarship, he children; nine grandchildren; Conlict. He was stationed A visitation will be held from attended college in Winnipeg, 14 great-grandchildren; in Okinawa, Japan and was 1:00 p.m.-1:30 p.m., Saturday, Manitoba. He then joined numerous nieces and Lotteries Honorably Discharged with May 11, 2013, at Brown the U.S. Navy in 1950 and nephews; and many, many the rank of Corporal. Glenn Mortuary in Morton, followed was stationed off the coast friends. Washington’s Tuesday Games worked as a Log Truck Driver by the funeral service and then of Korea. Upon his return to A memorial service will Mega Millions: 01-06-13-20-51, 31 for Fred Moe Logging; he was the states, he married Connie be held at 4:00 p.m. Saturday, a graveside service at Rainy May 11, 2013 at Shoestring Next jackpot: $139 million also a Long Haul Truck Driver Valley Cemetery in Glenoma. Cagley. At the age of 24 Jim purchased 160 acre dairy Valley Community Church, Match 4: 01-06-15-24 and a farmer. The services will conclude with Onalaska. A potluck Daily Game: 2-0-4 Glenn enjoyed camping, farm in Onalaska where they a celebration of Glenn’s life made their home. Daughter reception will follow. Keno: 01-16-20-23-27-32-42-44-46- ishing, and gardening; in hethe Lyle Building at Gust Arrangements are under the 47-55-57-58-59-64-74-75-77-78-80 Marla was born in 1955, liked just about everything Backstrom Park in Morton. followed by daughter Tamme direction of Sticklin Funeral that brought him outdoors. in 1958. Chapel, Centralia. Commodities Glenn loved music, singing To view the obituary, please Shirley Davis came into and dancing. A great meal and go to chronline.com/obituaries. Jim’s life and they were To view the obituary, please Gas in Washington — $3.73 (AAA of married on Dec. 7, 1974. go to chronline.com/obituaries. Washington) Brown Mortuary Service Crude Oil — $96.60 per barrel (CME sticklin Funeral Chapel 812 Westlake Avenue Group) Condolences may be offered at 1437 South Gold Morton, WA 98356 Condolences may be offered at Gold — $1,474 (Monex) www.brownmortuary.com Centralia, WA 98531 (360) 496-6234 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com Silver — $23.93 (Monex) (360) 736-1388 • Main 11 RECORDS / LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013

Pete Caster / [email protected] Federal Spending Cuts to Job Fair at Centralia College Star, a 19-year-old cocka- too, sits on the shoulder Reduce Washington State of Amanda Stockburger, 29, Centralia, as she walks through the Centralia Col- Unemployment Checks lege Job Fair on Wednesday afternoon at the Michael SEATTLE (AP) — State of- ed unemployment runs for 26 Smith Gymnasium in ficials say federal automatic weeks. Unemployed workers Centralia. Stockburger, who budget cuts will lower an unem- can receive up to 37 weeks of as- is planning on going into ployment benefits program for sistance divided into three tiers the nursing ield, said that a people in Washington. under the emergency unemploy- lot of people at the fair had The Employment Secu- ment compensation program. asked her questions about rity Department announced For example, people receiv- her bird and that she was a Wednesday that beginning on ing the current minimum week- good ice-breaker. Local and May 19 "emergency unemploy- ly of $143 will be reduced to $112 regional employers, includ- ment compensation" will be re- ing representatives from the duced by 21.08 percent under the as they enter another tier. The department says about state of Washington, major so-called sequester. Emergency public utilities and private 40,000 Washingtonians are unemployment compensation is businesses, were on hand a federally funded program that nearing the end of their state- for the job fair and admis- is available for people who run funded unemployment benefits sion was free and open to out of state-funded benefits. or already receive the federal- the public. In Washington, state-fund- backed assistance.

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

Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total Tomato not washed prior to cutting in an approved sink. Provide method Food Establishments 10 0 10 to prewash all produce or do it in advance at an approved commissary. Pro- With Perfect Scores: Denny’s, Chehalis vide a station similar to handwash station. (10 red) Several items were found cold holding above 41 F. These were discarded. Please monitor temperatures frequently and ensure potentially hazardous Inspection: May 3 Centralia College, Centralia food are kept at 41 F. or below. Headquarters Tavern, Mineral Inspection: April 30 Word of Life, SWW Fairgrounds, Chehalis 0 10 10 Hot dogs at 45-50 F. Temperature setting was set in the middle. Maximize Adna Booster Club, Adna High the setting. Monitor temperature. Turn on extra refrigerator just in case. If not School field, Adna Mossyrock School District, Mossyrock 0 5 5 at 41 F., take corrective action before leaving for the day. Provide ice with ice The two-compartment warewash sink is directly drained. There is enough chest if necessary. Items addressed above OK to continue to operate. (10 blue) Napavine Booster Club, fastpitch vertical clearance to install an indirect drain(s) under each sink. This was dis- Inspection: May 3 fields, Napavine cussed with the maintenance supervisor. Dawn’s Delectables, Chehalis Inspection: May 1 Coumbs Concession, SWW Fairgrounds, Chehalis 0 5 5 First Baptist Church, Chehalis Sanitizer wiping cloth was more than 200 ppm. Must maintain 50 ppm. Centralia Deli Steak & Barbecue, Centralia 10 5 15 One-half cap per gallon. Provide test strips to check. (5 blue) Sequim Valley Products, SWW Fair- Several items were found cold holding above 41 F. These either were dis- Inspection: May 3 grounds, Chehalis carded or moved to cool quickly. (10 red) McNashton’s Shave Ice, SWW Fair- Dishwasher was not sanitizing and there were no test strips available. Donut Make Cents, SWW Fairgrounds, Chehalis 0 5 5 Please manually sanitize until fixed. (5 blue) grounds, Chehalis Sanitizer solution was too strong. Need to reduce to 50 ppm. About one- Inspection: May 1 half cap per gallon. Provide test strips. (5 blue) Duris Concessions, SWW Fair- Inspection: May 3 grounds, Chehalis Azteca Restaurant, Centralia 0 5 5 BG’s Kettle Corn, SWW Fairgrounds, Indirect drain is required on three-compartment sink. Please correct within Sweet Things by Terri D., SWW Fairgrounds, Chehalis 10 5 15 two months. Left handout. (5 blue) Sanitizer solution was too strong, with more than 200 ppm. Provide one- Chehalis Inspection: April 29 half cap per gallon. Test strips are available. (5 blue) The Ice Cream Lady, SWW Fair- Hot dogs at 55 F. Must maintain 41 F. or less. Insufficient ice. More was was grounds, Chehalis Five Alarm Barbecue and Grill, SWW Fair, Chehalis 10 5 15 provided immediately. Warm weather this weekend; continue to provide Sanitizer for wiping cloth weak. Near 50 ppm. Provide test strips. Please use plenty of ice. Stick a thermometer inside ice chest. (10 red) test strips. Chlorine added. (5 blue) Inspection: May 3

••• ness and must be corrected at the time of inspection. Blue vio- item repeated within an 18 month period is considered a high Editor’s note: These figures are derived from inspections lations relate to overall cleanliness and operational conditions risk and must be reinspected. An establishment that receives 75 conducted by the Lewis County Public Health Department’s and must be corrected by established deadlines or by the next red points or 100 total points (red and blue) on a routine inspec- Food Safety Program. routine inspection. tion or 40 red points on a repeat inspection will have their food Red violations are those most likely to cause foodborne ill- Any establishment receiving 40 red points or any red point establishment permit suspended. CH497233bw.cg The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 • Main 12 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Immigration Makes Cleveland Man Arraigned New Fire in Bangladesh For Dangerous Garment Factory Politics at Home Kills Eight as Death FALLS CITY, Neb. (AP) — on Rape, Kidnap Charges Toll From Building Rodney Vandenberg was the Collapse Hits 930 first to greet Republican Sen. By Meghan Barr and Thomas J. Sheeran Deb Fischer when she dropped DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — by the Falls City’s Chamber The Associated Press A fire in an 11-story garment fac- of Commerce office last week. CLEVELAND — A Cleve- tory in Bangladesh killed eight He wasted no time bracing her land man was arraigned Thurs- people, including a ruling party about immigration, an issue day on charges of rape and politician and a top official in that a Senate committee takes kidnapping after three women the country’s powerful clothing up Thursday in the form of missing for about a decade and manufacturers’ trade group, as sweeping overhaul legislation. one of their young daughters the death toll from the collapse of “There can be no shortcuts to were found alive at his home another garment factory build- citizenship for anyone,” the re- earlier in the week. ing passed 900 on Thursday. tired banker and former mayor Ariel Castro looked down at The fire Wednesday night en- said, gripping Fischer’s hand the ground for almost the entire gulfed the lower floors of the Tung with both of his. The Associated Press court proceeding, biting his col- This undated combination photo released by the Cleveland Police Department Hai Sweater Ltd. factory — which “My views have not changed,” lar and signing documents with had closed for the day — said Ma- she replied, assuring him of her shows from left, Onil Castro, Ariel Castro and Pedro Casto. Ariel Castro, a 52-year- his handcuffed hands. He didn’t old former school bus driver suspected of keeping three women captive inside mun Mahmud, deputy director of opposition. speak. Bond was set at $8 million. the fire service. The blaze, fed by That’s what Vandenberg want- his decrepit house for a decade, was charged Wednesday with kidnapping and The women found alive rape, accused of holding them under conditions so oppressive they were allowed huge piles of acrylic products used ed to hear, but it’s an ominous after a decade in captivity en- to make sweaters, produced im- message for Republican leaders outside for only a few moments in disguise and never saw a chance to escape un- dured lonely, dark lives inside til this week. Prosecutors brought no charges against Castro’s two brothers, who mense amounts of smoke, he said. who believe that making the party a dingy home where they were The victims died of suffoca- dominant nationally hinges on were arrested along with him on Monday, saying there was no evidence they had raped and allowed outside only any part in the crime. tion as they ran down the stairs, accepting a more welcoming im- a handful of times in disguises Mahmud said. migration policy, one that would while walking to a garage steps “Apparently they tried to flee attract more Hispanic voters. A away, investigators say. Castro lured the women into defender who represented Cas- the building through the stairwell bill that would make it easier for The 52-year-old former his vehicle, according to court tro in court, said he would be in fear that the fire had engulfed people living in the country ille- school bus driver has emerged documents filed Thursday. transferred from a city jail medi- the whole building,” he said. gally to obtain legal status is being as the lone suspect. cal unit — where defendants Had they stayed on the up- debated by a Senate committee. Assistant county prosecutor POLICE SAy THE WOMEN were charged with sex crimes or con- per floors they would likely have Brian Murphy said the women apparently bound by ropes and sidered a suicide risk are nor- survived the slow spreading fire, Top Boston Cop to were beaten repeatedly and sexu- chains at times and were kept in mally held. She said he would he said. ally assaulted. He said Castro used different rooms. They suffered probably be under suicide watch Tell Congress He’s OK the women “in whatever self-grat- prolonged sexual and psycho- while at the county jail. Police Confirm Blast With More Cameras, ifying, self-serving way he saw fit.” logical abuse and had miscar- Castro did not have a chance riages, according to a city coun- to talk to his two brothers, who in Prague Caused Not ‘Police State,’ WHILE MANy quESTIONS remain cilman. were arrested and cleared with- about how Castro maintained Castro has been charged out charges, DeMetz said. by Gas Leak After Bombings such tight control over the wom- with four counts of kidnapping PRAGUE (AP) — Investi- WASHINGTON (AP) — en for so many years before one — covering the captives and the THE WOMEN AND CASTRO have gators have confirmed that the Boston’s police commissioner of them made a daring escape daughter born to one of them — given lengthy statements to po- blast last week that ripped open told lawmakers conducting the Monday, the horrors they suf- and three counts of rape, against lice that have helped build their a central Prague office building first congressional hearing on fered are beginning to come to all three women. case, said Deputy Police Chief and injured some 40 people was the Marathon bombings that light. Kathleen DeMetz, a public Ed Tomba. caused by a gas leak. government should tighten se- Police spokesman Jan Danek curity around celebratory public says the gas leaked from an un- events and consider using more derground pipeline located several undercover officers, special po- Funeral for Soccer Referee Killed Over Penalty meters from the damaged building. lice units and technology, in- Danek didn’t give further cluding surveillance cameras — details Thursday. He says the but only in ways that don’t run investigation has not been con- afoul of civil liberties. cluded but authorities believe it “I do not endorse actions that was an accident. move Boston and our nation The April 29 explosion badly into a police state mentality, with damaged the building, which be- surveillance cameras attached to longs to the Air Navigation Services every light pole in the city,” Com- of the Czech Republic. It shattered missioner Edward Davis said in windows in the surrounding area, prepared remarks for the House including the National Theater. Homeland Security Commit- tee. “We do not and cannot live in a protective enclosure because Libyan PM Vows of the actions of extremists who Cabinet Reshuffle, seek to disrupt our way of life.” Investigators used surveil- Praises Militias lance video from a restaurant CAIRO (AP) — Libya’s prime near one of the explosions to help minister has promised a Cabinet identify Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who reshuffle and praised militias by died in a police shootout, and his saying they are “revolutionar- younger brother, Dzhokhar, who ies” in an apparent bid to defuse survived, as the bombing suspects. tension after the armed groups “Images from cameras do not ended a more than 10-day siege lie. They do not forget,” Davis of government institutions. said. “They can be viewed by Rick Bowmer / The Associated Press The militias had surrounded a jury as evidence of what oc- Mourners carry the casket of Ricardo Portillo along a street following a public wake to the funeral service at Our Lady buildings to pressure the central curred. These efforts are not of Guadalupe Church on Wednesday in Salt Lake City. People attended a funeral service to honor a Utah soccer referee government to pass a law ex- intended to chill or stifle free who was punched by a player and later died after a weeklong coma. Portillo died Saturday, a week after police say a cluding Moammar Gadhafi-era speech, but rather to protect the 17-year-old player struck him in the head during a recreational league soccer game after the referee called a penalty officials from public office. integrity and freedom of that against him. The law was passed over the speech and to protect the rights weekend, but the militias had of victims and suspects alike.” maintained the siege as they demanded the dismissal of Pre- GOP Sees Huge mier Ali Zidan himself. Jodi Arias Says She Prefers Death Penalty Militias, including former reb- Trouble for Clinton in els who toppled Gadhafi in 2011, By Brian Skoloff have refused to lay down their arms. Benghazi Affair, But The Associated Press Zidan, who has challenged Democrats Say Claims the groups since assuming his PHOENIX — Jodi Arias ‘‘Longevity runs in my family, and I don’t want post in November, backed down Are Crumbling spent 18 days on the stand shar- to spend the rest of my natural life in one place. at a press conference Wednes- WASHINGTON (AP) — ing intimate, emotional and of- day by saying “we have no mili- Politicians love few things better tentimes X-rated details of her I believe death is the ultimate freedom and I’d tias, we have revolutionaries.” than a scandal to trip up their life before a rapt television and opponents, and Republicans online audience. She had hoped rather have my freedom as soon as I can get it.’’ hope last year’s fatal attack on it all might convince a jury that Mexico Violence she killed her one-time boy- U.S. diplomats in Libya will do Jodi Arias Pushes Two Companies exactly that to Hillary Rodham friend in self-defense. convicted of first-degree murder Clinton and other Democrats. But the eight men and four to Relocate History suggests it might be a women on the panel didn’t buy MORELIA, Mexico (AP) it, convicting Arias of first- tough lift. The issue is complex, the The case elevated the un- Prosecutors said she killed out — The economic development next presidential election is more degree murder after only about secretary of the western Mexi- 15 hours of deliberations. Jurors known waitress and aspiring of jealous rage after Alexander than three years away, and a num- photographer to a household wanted to end their affair and can state of Michoacan says two ber of reports and officials have will return to court Thursday to major firms have decided to re- begin the next phase of the trial name, with a real-life story of planned to take a trip to Mexico disputed criticisms of Clinton’s love, betrayal and murder far with another woman. locate their distribution centers role when she was secretary of state. that could set the stage for Arias to escape violence. more alluring than any made- Still, Republicans and con- receiving a death sentence. Ricardo Martinez says yo- ARIAS’ FOuR-MONTH servative talk hosts are hammer- It’s a punishment that Arias for-TV movie. The crime itself trial gurt giant Dannon and pharma- ing away at Clinton’s and the herself says she wants, telling was enough to grab headlines: quickly became a media sensa- ceutical company Grupo Casa Obama administration’s han- a TV station minutes after her Arias, a 32-year-old high school tion — ratings gold for cable Saba have moved to Queretaro dling of the 8-month-old trag- conviction that she would “pre- dropout, shot Travis Alexan- networks that could broadcast and Jalisco states respectively. edy. A daylong House Oversight fer to die sooner than later.” der in the forehead, stabbed from inside the courtroom and Another company, the PepsiCo Committee hearing Wednesday “Longevity runs in my family, him nearly 30 times and slit his feed an insatiable public appe- subsidiary Sabritas, was the tar- starred three State Department and I don’t want to spend the rest throat from ear to ear, leaving tite for true-crime drama de- get of fire bombings in Micho- officials invited by Republicans. of my natural life in one place,” a the motivational speaker and livered live and up-close. It was, acan last year, apparently by a Security was poorly handled in tearful Arias told Fox affiliate businessman nearly decapi- for many, the horrible train drug cartel. Benghazi, Libya, they said, and KSAZ. “I believe death is the ulti- tated. wreck they just couldn’t turn Martinez said on Friday that administration officials later mate freedom and I’d rather have She claimed he attacked away from, even though they Sabritas will continue to invest tried to obscure what happened. my freedom as soon as I can get it.” her and she fought for her life. knew they should. in the state. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 • Main 13

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Voice of the People Students Get a Taste of Career Options

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“Abraham Lincoln. I love Abraham Lincoln.”

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Photographs submitted by Melanie Kincaid, Regional Education and Training Center Crystal Rowland, from Napavine High School, speaks with Mike Kuntz, apprenticeship coordinator for Northwest Laborers-Employers Training Trust, in the 60-foot boom lift at the Regional Education and Training Center, Satsop. Rowland was participating in the Try-A-Trade event .

“I did like George Lewis County Students Attend Try-A-Trade W. Bush.” By Melanie Kincaid project manager Roxane Rauta Regional Education and Training Center Centralia, housewife Sixty feet in the air on a boom lift, Napavine High School student Crystal Rowland had a bird’s eye view of her peers trying out heavy equipment at the 2013 Try-A-Trade event. Mike Kuntz, an apprenticeship coordinator with Northwest Laborers-Employers Training Trust, talked to Rowland as he operated the boom lift to its maximum height. “There are over 260 different apprenticeship programs throughout Washington state,” Kuntz said as they rose above “I like Ronald the event. “It’s a great opportu- Reagan.” nity to earn as you learn.” Rowland has two more years Jim Ritter until graduation, but she ex- Centralia, retired Centralia pressed interest in pursuing an College maintenance apprenticeship position after she graduates high school. Although Sherry Barry, second from right, from the Laborers Union, competes in a nail-pounding contest with W.F. West High School Rowland’s ideal career pathway students, from left, Chelsie Wilson, Garrett Combs, Brennen Roberts and Michael Peckham. Combs was the victor. is outside of the construction industry (in one of the many other and counselors representing 24 apprenticeships ranging from cu- ABOUT RETC regional high schools attended linary arts to aerospace) this in- the fifth annual Try-A-Trade teraction is still at the heart of the The RETC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the improvement event. Try-A-Trade event: to show vari- of the Workforce in the Pacific Mountain Region and beyond. The RETC “This event could not have works with private industry, educational institutions, government been possible without great ety of career pathways following agencies, labor partners, and other community organizations to pro- students’ high school graduation. community support from spon- vide training opportunities at its Satsop campus and through online sors and industry volunteers,” learning opportunities. Additionally, RETC focuses on K-12 outreach to NOT ONLY DID the students said Executive Director Ryan help inspire and educate students about careers in the energy sector Davis. “They invest their time to learn about apprenticeship path- and the trades. ways at the Try-A-Trade, but share knowledge and expertise also their high school counsel- with America’s next generation ors received an apprenticeship to a nail pounding race. In a close W.F. High School student, Ma- of skilled workers.” pathways workshop, presented race, Garrett Combs emerged as leigha Romines, explained on To submit your story and pho- “I’m way back. It’d by the Washington State Labor the winner. “I want to be a welder the walk over. “Hopefully I can tographs, e-mail voices@chron- be Roosevelt.” Council. Counselors learned and work in the union,” explained come here (enter into appren- line.com, send mail to Voices, The how these apprenticeship expe- Combs when he was asked about ticeship) right after high school.” Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centra- Irma Minor riences can transfer directly to the Try-A-Trade event. “So all This year, more than 650 lia, WA 98531 or submit them online Centralia, retired a college degree from Washing- of this (experience at the event) high school students, teacher, at chronline.com. ton’s 34 community and techni- helps. I’m having fun too.” cal colleges. Students from the five-coun- The integrated strategy to ty region also enjoyed a chance engage students and collaborate to step inside the tunnel train- with counselors is a promising ing area for the tunnel boring e Shreddin practice to fuel greater interest machine. Fre g in advanced career opportuni- “I am so excited to be here,” ties, particularly in the skilled Hosted by trades. Now in its fifth year, Try- $60 VALUE OR MORE Co-Sponsored by LIBERTY NORTHWEST and SAFECO Insurance Companies A-Trade is the only event that provides hands-on interactive exhibits in the construction, Saturday, May 18th manufacturing and energy in- Bring in this ad to get 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM dustries to Lewis, Grays Harbor, FREE PRE-TRIP Thurston, Mason and Pacific Join Us in the Key Bank Parking Lot County students. SAFETY CHECK AND Located at 01 W. Main Street - Centralia FREE TIRE ROTATION AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS were operating heavy machinery Good through 6/30/13. 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Buds: Bodin Says ‘Medical Marijuana and the Grace of God Saved My Life’ Continued from front husband and my children to prepare,” the mother of two said. At just 86 pounds, with her cheeks hollowed and bones sticking out, doctors installed a feeding tube in her stomach to nourish her body. “It’s the most miserable, uncomfortable, inconvenient, frus- trating thing,” Bodin said. Still, she couldn’t get her weight above 90 pounds. That’s when several Olympia- area medical marijuana dispensaries stepped in and donated cannabis-infused medicine to Bodin, whose doctor recom- mended using the treatment when she was first diagnosed with the incurable illness in 2005.

today, aFter regularly using marijuana-infused foods, drinks, oils, lotions and sometimes smok- ing, Bodin weighs 113 pounds. “It literally pulled me off my deathbed,” she said. “Medical marijuana and the grace of God saved my life.” Though she still has the feeding device attached to her stomach in case she starts losing weight, for Pete Caster / [email protected] the last 10 days she has remained Heather Bodin, 44, Centralia, poses for a portrait in the bedroom of her Centralia home on Wednesday afternoon. Bodin, who sufers from lupus, uses various forms of unhooked and is eating normally. medical marijuana to help alleviate pain caused by the autoimmune disease. “Now I have my cheeks back. My bottom is coming back and said. “The government needs to I’m getting a little muffin top,” regulate us as a valid industry.” Borders alternative she said. Lewis County requires a poten- medicine In addition to increasing her tial medical marijuana dispensary Owners: Robert Wylder, David appetite, Bodin said, marijuana to obtain a permit from the federal Luttrell, Michael Luttrell decreases the pain and nausea Drug Enforcement Agency prior Age of Business: 6 weeks associated with her condition. to opening. But the DEA does not Address: 21837 Old Highway hand out any such permits. 99 SW now, Bodin is looking to “It’s still a violation of federal Phone: (360) 669-0341 Lewis County policy makers to law,” said Lewis County Chief Email: bordersalternativemed- change regulations, which in- Deputy Prosecutor Brad Meagh- [email protected] hibit patient access to medical er. “Down in Lewis County, we Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily marijuana locally. still try to enforce the law.” “There are people like me Still, Luttrell is serving the sweet greens co-op who can’t always drive to Thur- untapped market from his ad- ston County,” she said. vantageous location, and also Owner: Matthew Martin Though Washington voters delivers weed to green card car- Age of Business: 11 months Address: 20985 Old Highway approved medical marijuana in rying patients in Thurston, Lew- Matthew Martin, owner of Sweet Greens Co-op, picks through one of dozens of 99 SW 1998, Lewis County and area cit- is and Cowlitz counties. jars containing diferent strains of marijuana for one of his customers on Friday Phone: (360) 858-7366 ies continually issue moratoriums, afternoon at his South Thurston County store. Email: sweetgreensco.op@ which effectively prevent the in- a neighBoring dispensary, gmail.com dustry from cropping up locally. Sweet Greens Co-Op, is looking patients on a case-by-case basis. Klamn said his company Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon- Still, these business are finding to legitimize the bud business by day through Friday He said delivery better serves includes six disabled veterans ways to serve area patients. paying back taxes since its open- 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and disabled patients and those who who had planned on opening a ing last June. Sunday a new dispensary recently Owner Matthew Martin said cannot drive, though it is another new dispensary in the old Wild opened in the Centralia area on many dispensaries operate as legal gray area for his business. West Gun building in Roches- For more information, visit thc- finder.com Old Highway 99 just north of tax exempt nonprofits but he ter. Now, Klamn said the group the Lewis County border. thinks paying business, state, a group oF rochester-area is waiting to see what the fed- Because Lewis County’s regu- local and sales taxes will help farmers who grow medical mari- eral government is going to do “I’m hoping this will open the lations make it nearly impossible authenticate the industry, even juana for Martin and several other and how the state’s implemen- community’s eyes a little more,” to open a marijuana dispensary, though it may make him more regional dispensaries are also go- tation of voter-approved Initia- Bodin said. “There are upstand- co-owner David Luttrell dubbed of a target for federal raids. ing through the same process of tive 502, which decriminalized ing members of the community the new business Borders Alter- “I’m not the black market,” licensing and paying taxes in an recreational marijuana, will who use medical marijuana. native Medicine due to its loca- Martin said. “We’re just another effort to legitimize their operation. affect the medicinal cannabis We’re not all stoners.” tion just across the Thurston small business with a lot more “Washington state is treating industry. ••• County line, where the pot phar- gray area.” it as an industry and we’re happy Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 macies are permitted. In just the last few weeks, Mar- to pay our taxes,” said Dennis in the meantime, Lewis Coun- twitter.com/AmyNileReports “This isn’t backdoor sales any- tin also started delivering medica- Klamn, a co-owner of American ty patients such as Bodin will www.facebook.com/ more, this is retail,” Luttrell, 43, tion to validated Lewis County Cannabis Corp. in Rochester. continue pushing for change. AmyNileTheChronicle rape: Parents Are Not Mandated to Report Continued from front setting up appropriate counsel- to a shortened time frame on in- ing after learning of the sexual cidents dealing with minors. “There was never any informa- abuse. Once those were in place, “We also want to get closure tion that was disclosed to Senator Hatfield intended to have his for the victims,” he said. Hatfield that would trigger a legal son turn himself into authorities, The 15-year-old’s sentencing Real Estate Questions? requirement for him to report any Beckwith said. hearing is scheduled for June 18, conduct to legal authorities,” Cris- Voters re-elected Hatfield to when the state will recommend Tell me what kind of Real Estate move tine Beckwith, a Tacoma-based the Senate last year, when he be- two years in an outpatient sex you are ready to make and let me help attorney for the Hatfields, said in gan representing part of western offender treatment program and a prepared statement. Lewis County due to redistrict- 30 days in custody, according to you through the process! Lewis County Prosecutor ing. He has served the 19th Dis- court documents. [email protected] Jonathan Meyer said Hatfield trict since he was appointed to the “The purpose of the juvenile and the mother’s failure to call Senate in 2006. He served in the justice system is to rehabilitate www.caranicholas.com the authorities was not illegal be- House of Representatives for the offenders so that they can go 360-269-0914 cause parents are not mandatory 19th District from 1994 to 2004. on to be productive law abiding CH490617sl.cg reporters unless the child experi- Both the senator and the adult citizens,” Beckwith said, ences significant physical injuries 15-year-old boy declined to noting the 15-year-old has suf- Cara Nicholas as outlined in the state law. speak to Lewis County authori- fered significant losses includ- Lund, Realtors “I don’t think they fall in any of ties on the advice of their attor- ing the death of his mother. “His those requirements,” Meyer said. ney during the investigation. extremely difficult childhood is Hatfield did not respond Hatfield’s son was taken into a contributing factor in this case, to calls and emails from The custody and booked into the

and is not an uncommon his- CH496753.ke Chronicle for comment about Lewis County Juvenile Deten- tory of other juvenile offenders.” the sexual abuse or his failure to tion center before being released ••• We’re your neighborhood report the crimes in his home. into his father’s custody and Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 According to his attorney’s pleading guilty as charged. twitter.com/AmyNileReports statement, he changed his super- Meyer said his office tries to www.facebook.com/ Medical Clinic. vision plan for his son and was close juvenile cases quickly due AmyNileTheChronicle We are conveniently sirens: Horse Collision; Marijuana Violation located nearby and would Continued from Main 10 hicle reported $50 missing when man struck a horse on the road- she returned to her car. way with his 1997 Ford F-150 be delighted chehalis police department at 3:56 a.m. Wednesday on the to have your marijuana violation lewis county sheriFF’s oFFice 700 block of Boistfort Road in Curtis. The horse was killed on family as our • A 14-year-old boy was re- driving under the influence impact. No action was taken patients. ferred to Lewis County Juvenile • Brian T. Bricher, 44, Win- against the horse’s owner at the Detention for alleged possession lock, was arrested and booked request of the driver. of marijuana at Chehalis Middle

for allegedly driving under the ••• Tenino Family Practice 13-496742M School at 9:35 a.m. Tuesday. influence on South Gold Street By The Chronicle Staff LEYTON JUMP, MD - KAREN CARLSON, ARNP vehicle prowl and Union Street in Centralia at 9:27 p.m. Tuesday. Please call news reporter Stepha- 273 E Sussex Ave - Tenino WA - 360-264-5665 • A vehicle prowl was report- nie Schendel with news tips. She can ed at 139 NW Chehalis Ave. at horse collision be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- teninofamilypractice.com - Monday - Friday: 7am - 4pm 9:37 a.m. when an owner of a ve- • A 42-year-old Napavine [email protected]. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Tigers Shut Out Bearcats in Loser- Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 7 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Out District Soccer Game Tuesday’s 1A Baseball Beaver Offense Explodes to Reach District Championship By The Chronicle dropping a pair of games to Ho- over the Grizzlies in the semifi- hitting balls out, hitting balls off Dakota Bellrose was 3 for 4 with CASTLE ROCK — The Bea- quiam to end the regular season. nals here on Tuesday. The wins the wall. It was literally conta- a double, and Mac Shaw was 2 vers didn't look like the most The postseason and an un- put Tenino, the 2011 State 1A gious." for 4 and drove in 4 runs. promising bet heading into the derdog label, however, are a runner-up, in Saturday's District Tenino racked up 34 runs on Dustin Hammond and Cody powerful combination in the 4 championship game against 37 hits in 13 innings, with three Cleeves each had two hits with a postseason. Beaver dugout. Woodland, and seals a regional home runs in two games. double, and Kellen Miller went 2 Tenino finished 9-9 in SWW Tenino blasted Trico Divi- berth for the Beavers. Zeb Chamberlain led the at- for 2 with a 2-run homer — the 1A League Evergreen Division sion champion Castle Rock 22-4 "We were like a team pos- tack in the Castle Rock win, go- first of his career, according to play and slipped into the Dis- in the first round, and avenged sessed," Beaver coach Jesse Elam ing 3 for 4 with a 2-run homer in Elam — in the third inning. trict 4 tournament by virtue of last week's losses to Hoquiam said. "It was the craziest thing the fourth inning. Devante Har- a tiebreaker with Elma, after with a 12-8, eight-inning with I've ever seen in my life. We were ris went 3 for 4 with two triples, please see TENINO, page S4

2A Baseball

Mint City MAGICIANS Gueller’s Walk-Off Puts Cats in District Title Game

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] W.F. West’s Tanner Gueller connects with the ball during the Bearcats’ 3-2 win over Aberdeen Wednesday ina District 4 tournament semiinal game in Chehalis. W.F. West Beats Aberdeen 3-2 to Seal Regional Berth Centralia Keeps By Aaron VanTuyl off,” Shirer said. “I just was try- Season Alive [email protected] ing to get out of their way, and With 11-1 Win stay away, so it worked. That’s The final act of the W.F. never happened before.” Over Hockinson West baseball team’s Wednesday The fleet-footed center field- performance got more unbeliev- er was an auspicious runner to By Brandon Hansen able with each development. have on the basepaths in that [email protected] By the time Tanner Guel- situation. The opposing team scor- ler slammed a fastball off of “Dugie’s quick. He’s kind of the center field wall to give the ing a run is usually a bad squirrelly,” Gueller said. “He’s thing. Bearcats a 3-2 walk-off win over pretty good at dodging people.” Aberdeen, things had gotten For the Tigers, however, The entire seventh inning, it was a godsend. Their op- downright ridiculous. for the Bearcats, was one big The walk-off District 4 2A ponent in Wednesday’s los- surprise party. Aberdeen starter er-out District 4 2A Baseball semifinal win in Chehalis put Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Collin Nord, a hard-throwing Tournament contest, Hock- W.F. West in the regional round W.F. West’s Toby Johnson dives back to irst base on a pickof attempt during Dis- 6-foot-5 lefthander, had held inson, loaded the bases in the of the State 2A playoffs for the trict 4 2A Baseball Tournament play against Aberdeen Wednesday on the Bearcats’ W.F. West to one hit over the top of the first but got only 1 sixth-straight season, and puts home ield. W.F. West won the game 3-2. first six innings, and the Bobcat the Bearcats in the district run. Centralia escaped that defense had picked off one run- jam, then pounded Hockin- championship game for the ner, caught another stealing and son’s steady diet of fastballs third year in a row. Gueller wouldn’t have gotten around 60 feet the ball mean- turned a double play. en route to an 8-1 victory at Gueller was celebrating his his hero’s moment without an dered back onto the chalk. assist from Dugan Shirer. The “I’ve been here six years and Brady Calkins, though, led Ed Wheeler Field. 17th birthday on Wednesday. off the seventh with a first-pitch Bearcat leadoff man hit a drib- worked on this field, and know “For us to get out of that, He stepped to the plate with double. A strikeout later later bler in the dirt, a few inches into the lips as well as anybody,” El- it was huge,” Centralia man- two outs and the bases loaded. Michael Forgione bunted his ager Rex Ashmore said. “In His 0-for-6 district tournament foul territory, down the first- der, the Bearcats’ head coach, way to first, and two batters later base line with two outs in the said of the foul line. “It’s kind of the past we’ve been hit by slump, up to that point, was the pinch-hitter Bowe McKay drew those 6 or 7 run innings by furthest thing from his mind. seventh and the bases loaded. a bowl.” a walk to load the bases with He started jogging toward first The ball went fair just as other teams. Brandon (Con- “I’m not nervous, but at two outs and set the stage for radi) pitched his way out of as a pair of Bobcats converged Shirer reached the Aberdeen the same time, I was thinking, Shirer. Toby Johnson followed it and we were feeling good ‘This is awesome,’” Gueller said. on the ball. From the third-base defenders. He danced to his Shirer’s single with a full-count about ourselves after that.” “What else would you want on coach’s box, Tommy Elder start- right, avoided a lunging tag and walk to score Forgione and tie your birthday? Especially in a ed shouting at Shirer to run. stepped safely onto first base. please see TIGERS, page S3 situation like that? It’s awesome.” Shirer started running. After “It started rolling, so I took please see BEARCATS, page S3

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding

Fishing Cabela’s Fishing Clamming Up Contest Could Be Worth A Lot Of Money

By The Seattle Times Somewhere in selected Pacific Northwest lakes there are tagged fish worth money and prizes swimming around waiting to be caught by a lucky angler. Cabela’s “Fish for Mil- lions” contest offers anglers a chance of winning up to $2 million, and nearly $275,000 in prizes by catching tagged fish in select lakes from Sat- urday, May 4 through July 7. Photo by Matthew Ryan Williams Last year, tagged fish were John Gillespie, 75, dug for Paciic razor clams near Ocean City, Wash., as he has since 1967. Digging is permitted there from October to May on certain days based on placed in Lake Washington, low tides and clam stocks. Potholes Reservoir, Ameri- for the season, because harvest May 12, Sunday, 8:48 am, coastal beaches from April can Lake and Sprague Lake. DIGGING IT: WDFW guidelines at those beaches have -0.7 ft., Twin Harbors through August. The small In order to find out which Approves Razor Clam been met. May 13, Monday, 9:23 am, white birds are listed under the specific lakes were planted Dig, Starting This Week “We still have clams avail- -0.5 ft., Twin Harbors federal Endangered Species Act this season, anglers need to able for harvest at Twin Harbors May 14, Tuesday, 10:01 am, as threatened and by the state as register for the contest. At Two Beaches and Long Beach, and we want -0.2 ft., Twin Harbors endangered. Over the two years, win- By The WDFW to give diggers a chance to catch To participate, diggers age 15 Plovers – and their eggs – ning anglers have been re- their limit before the season or older must have an applicable are extremely vulnerable at this ported from all lakes, ac- OLYMPIA — State shell- comes to an end,” Ayres said. 2013-14 fishing license to har- time of year because the birds cording to state Fish and fish managers today approved “After this opening, we’ll take vest razor clams on any beach. nest in the dry sand, Ayres said. Wildlife officials who con- a morning razor clam dig May another look at how the catch Licenses are available online Ayres also asks that diggers duct the planting of tagged 8-14 at Twin Harbors and May on those beaches measures up (https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/), avoid signed upland beach areas fish. In 2011, the Cabela’s 10-11 at Long Beach. against the harvest guidelines.” by phone (1-866-320-9933) and at Long Beach and Twin Har- contest generated 3,000 par- No digging will be allowed Digging dates at those from license dealers around the bors, which are closed to protect ticipants, and 10 tagged fish at either beach after noon. beaches, along with morning state. nesting western snowy plovers. were caught in all Washing- The Washington Depart- low tides, are as follows: Clam diggers are limited At Long Beach, the closed ton waters. ment of Fish and Wildlife May 8, Wednesday, 6:22 am to 15 razor clams per day, and areas are located north of the Last year in Lake Wash- (WDFW) approved the dig af- -0.5 ft., Twin Harbors are required to keep the first 15 Oysterville Road from the state ington there were 12 small- ter marine toxin tests showed May 9, Thursday, 7:00 am, clams they dig. Each digger’s park boundary north to Lead- mouth bass and three cut- the clams at the two beaches are -0.8 ft., Twin Harbors clams must be kept in a separate better Point. At Twin Harbors, throat trout planted with the safe to eat. May 10, Friday, 7:37 am, -0.9 container. the closed areas are located special “spaghetti” fluores- Dan Ayres, WDFW coastal ft., Twin Harbors, Long Beach Ayres cautions clam diggers from just south of Midway cent tag. shellfish manager, said two oth- May 11, Saturday, 8:12 am, and other beachgoers to avoid Beach Road to the first beach- In all more than 100 lakes er razor-clam beaches – Copalis -0.8 ft., Twin Harbors, Long disturbing western snowy plo- access trail at Grayland Beach across 22 states — Arizona, and Mocrocks – are now closed Beach vers, which nest on the state’s State Park. Colorado, Connecticut, Ida- ho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Hunting & Fishing Report Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Nebraska, Ne- Westport Anglers Hook Into Good Halibut Catches, and Other Coastal Ports vada, Oregon, Ohio, Penn- sylvania, South Dakota, Tex- By The WDFW ranged between 8,000 and 9,000 “Lighting does strike twice large yanked on Fee’s large as, Utah, Washington, West Halibut action on the south- cfs last week. sometimes, (and) I can’t believe black-labeled sized herring with Virginia and Wisconsin – central coast was very produc- Trout — Plummer Lake we got into another fish of this a Red and Glow Silver Horde will be planted with tagged tive especially at places like near Centralia was planted with caliber,” said Fee who was on a 8-inch hoochie skirt. fish. Westport. 1,000 catchable size rainbows May 2 outing with friends in the “It took 15 minutes to get Last year, 118 out of 1,000 “We saw pretty much (one- last week. No report on angling Sno-King Puget Sound Anglers in, and was the hardest fighting winning fish were caught halibut daily) limits on charter success. Club. fish I have ever landed, fight- Sturgeon — Lower Colum- Under identical circum- across the United States. This boats, and it was just like we’ve ing much harder than the 225 bia below Bonneville Dam re- stances a few years ago with year the number of tagged been seeing in the past few I caught a few years ago,” Fee fish will increase to 1,500, as years,” said Wendy Beeghly, a ported some boat anglers are the exact same group of fishing catching some legals in the Van- partners — Brian Fleming of said. “We felt blessed because well as an increase in prizes. state Fish and Wildlife biologist everyone else in our fishing in Montesano. “The weather couver and Kalama areas. Boat Yarrow Point and Marv Flem- Those who catch a spe- group was getting blanked.” cially tagged fish can win was amazing and water condi- angling effort increased with ing of Bellevue aboard Brian When it finally surfaced prizes including Cabela’s tions were really nice.” nearly 150 counted during last Fleming’s 22-foot Arima boat — gift cards and products, out- Beeghly says private boats at Saturday’s effort flight count. luck would be on their side af- again, Fee pulled out his 45-cal- ter what started out to be a very board motors, one of two Westport averaged about two- Mainstem Columbia and its iber gun and shot the behemoth slow day of fishing on Friday, Ranger boats, a new Chevy thirds to half-a-fish per person. tributaries from Buoy 10 to the 180-pound halibut twice to sub- May 3. truck or a cash prize up to “So the private boats did Wauna powerlines including all due it. pretty good as well,” Beeghly adjacent Washington tributaries The trio launched their boat That wasn’t the only big fish $2 million and many other at a Port Townsend ramp and prizes. said. “But it was the common reported that White sturgeon caught since opening day. picture of anglers either limit- may be retained daily May 11 headed to fish near Hein and “There was reports of a 150 One of the tagged fish Dallas Banks in the eastern could be worth $1 million. ing by being in the right place or through June 30. Minimum pounder caught, and another getting nothing.” size will be 41-inche minimum Strait. The grand prize will be dou- At about 3:30 p.m. they de- 100 pounder,” Bennett said. “I Beeghly says they should fork length and maximum size bled to $2 million for partici- cided move further out in the saw a 74 pounder, and some in have sampling halibut data for 54 inch fork length. Catch-and- pants who are current users Strait and found a couple of un- the 50 pound range. Overall the Ilwaco in the next day or two. release fishing is permitted on of the Cabela’s shopping app, derwater humps, when at about average size of fish was 14 to 25 or who download the Ca- On the coast, bottomfishing non-retention days. Mainstem Columbia River 4 p.m. right before they decided pounds, which is a good size bela’s shopping app to their for lingcod and black rockfish to call it quits that something range.” mobile device. The app must also remains excellent, and La from the Wauna powerlines upstream to Bonneville Dam be downloaded at least two Push and Neah Bay open for including all adjacent Wash- days prior to fishing. halibut on Thursday, May 9. A ington tributaries (excluding For details, go to http:// new salmon fishery at Neah Bay sturgeon spawning sanctuary cabelasfishformillions.com. and La Push also opens May 10- CHRONICLE’S CATCH OF THE WEEK 11 and May 17-18 for hatchery- described below) reported that marked chinook. white sturgeon may be retained Jackson Visitor Center at Thursdays, Fridays, and Satur- Mount Rainier opens days only through June 15 and Local Fishing Reports MOUNT RAINIER NA- October 19 through December TIONAL PARK, Wash. (AP) By The Chronicle 31. Daily limit is one fish. Mini- — Mount Rainier’s Jackson Salmon/Steelhead — The mum fork length is 38 inches Visitor Center at Paradise Cowlitz River reported that and maximum fork length 54 opens daily for the summer some spring Chinook are be- inches. Catch-and-release fish- season this weekend. ing caught. Catch is scattered ing is permitted on non-reten- The visitor center is only throughout the river and an- tion days. open on weekends dur- glers should note the south side ing the off-season, typically of the river from Mill Creek to Monster-Sized 180-pound from October through May. the Barrier Dam is closed to all Halibut Caught In Eastern Beginning Saturday, it’s open fishing through mid-June per Straight, Along With Other Very daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. permanent regulations. Good Catches To Boot More than 1 million peo- Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery ple visit Mount Rainier Na- spring Chinook return as of By The Seattle Times tional Park every year, and May 4 is 456 adults, includ- Ryley Fee of Woodinville, many of them head to Para- ing 16 wild origin (last year who in 2010 hooked into a barn- dise, on the south side of the 563 hatchery and 11 wild adult door sized halibut that mea- Courtesy Photo 14,410-foot volcano. spring Chinook had returned by sured 75-inches and weighed This 180-lb. Halibut was caught by Ryley Fee of Woodinville on May 3 this time). Hatchery escapement about 225 pounds, hauled in an- on the eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca. goal is 1,644 adults. River flow other behemoth. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013

four hits — three of which came Bearcats in the seventh inning. W.F. West (19-3) will take on Continued from Sports 1 Tumwater in the District 4 title game Friday night, back in Che- the game at 2, and put birthday halis. The Bearcats beat Tumwa- boy Gueller in the spotlight. ter, 1-0, 8-0 and 7-4 this season. Nord was replaced with right-hander Charlie Dietrich after Johnson’s walk. Gueller Bearcats Win Pitcher’s Duel had a two-two count when he Against Capital saw the pitch he wanted. Offense took a backseat in “It looked good,” he said. the opening round of the Dis- “But with two strikes, you kind of trict 4 2A Baseball Tournament have to hit anything.” in Chehalis on Tuesday, as W.F. It was W.F. West’s fifth- West’s Brady Calkins and Capi- straight 1-run win, a streak that tal’s Thomas Kerr dueled for the included a 2-1 win over Aber- full seven innings. deen on April 26 in Aberdeen Their final lines were close: to seal the league title. The Calkins struck out eight, walked Bearcats also beat Aberdeen in one and allowed four hits, while the semifinals of last year’s Dis- Kerr fanned seven, gave up three Brandon Hansen / [email protected] trict 4 tournament. “Our guys are just finding hits and dealt a trio of walks. Centralia’s Ty Housden slides into third base during District 4 2A Baseball Tournament action against Hockinson Wednesday One of Kerr’s walks, though, at Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia. Centralia won 11-1. ways to win baseball games late in the year, and today was defi- wound up on second base when the work,” Conradi said. “It feels Centralia had a 2-1 lead on nitely no exception,” Elder said. Michael Forgione ripped the Tigers great to win this, I didn’t want it top-seeded Mark Morris here “The bottom of the order has lone extra-base hit of the contest, providing the bare minimum of to be my last game.” Tuesday in the first round of the been nails for us all year long, Continued from Sports 1 The game ended in the fifth offense in W.F. West’s 1-0 win. District 4 tournament, but the and (in the seventh) we came due to the 10-run rule after in and said we’ve got the perfect “He was much improved So good that the Tigers the Tigers plated 3. Jake Sutton Monarchs piled up 7 runs in the guys up.” from the first time we saw him, rapped out five extra-base hits singled, Putnam walked, a wild fourth inning and never looked Aberdeen scored its 2 runs early in the year,” W.F. West in the game and knocked Hock- pitch advanced the runners then back to advance to the semifi- in the fifth inning, when a pair coach Tommy Elder said of Kerr. inson starting pitcher Dylan Wood hit a sacrifice fly to make nals with a 10-3 win. of singles, an error and a hit bat- “We knew he threw hard, but today he definitely had some off- Butler out in the third inning. it 9-1. Stuart walked followed Ty Housden went 2 for 4 for ter loaded the bases for Dietrich, by a Housden walk-off two-run who hit a 2-run single to left field. speed stuff to go with it.” The scoring started in the Centralia, and Joe Blaser and bottom of the second when double. Keylen Steen started on the hill Kerr faced just one batter Drew Fagerness doubled to It was Centralia’s eighth Drew Fagerness both hit two- for W.F. West and pitched into above the minimum over the bring home a run. Derek Put- walk-off victory of the season. out RBI singles in the first in- the sixth inning, giving up five first four innings. Toby Johnson nam then doubled to plate an- The Tigers finished with 11 hits ning to put the Tigers up 2-0. hits and fanning four without a and Calkins accounted for the Bearcats’ two other hits, the lat- other run. Zach Wood walked as a team. “It unravelled a little bit walk. The Tigers (10-11) now move Nord led off the sixth with a ter of which came on a routine and a passed ball allowed the there, and that’s been kind of Tiger runners to move to second on to play Aberdeen at 1:30 p.m. double for Aberdeen, at which ground ball that took a high hop the theme of our last two weeks,” over the second baseman’s head. and third. Michael Stuart was on Saturday in Chehalis. point Anthony Painter was Capital threatened in the hit by a pitch to load the bases Tiger coach Rex Ashmore said. brought out of the bullpen. Paint- third, but W.F. West got force- and Ty Housden cleaned things Big Fourth Helps MM Advance “We give up a big inning, and er finished the game, walking outs at third base on consecutive up with a 3-run triple. Past Tigers we can’t string enough (hits) to- one batter and retiring the other six he faced with four strikeouts plays to nail the lead runner and Housden finished the game LONGVIEW — One big in- gether to keep pace.” and a pair of ground balls. Calkins struck out the final bat- 3 for 4 with five RBIs. Putnam ning was too much for the Ti- The Monarchs out-hit Cen- Nord went 6 ⅔ innings with ter of the inning to keep his shut- would finish 2 for 2 with two gers to overcome. tralia, 12-5. nine strikeouts, five walks and out intact. RBIs, and Chuck McKeever went 2 for 3. “I was very happy with our approach at the plate,” Ashmore District IV 2A Baseball Tournament Bracket said. “We were aggressive and Hockinson 1 THREE TO REGIONALS Hockinson 1 Tumwater 12 they gave us pitches to hit early Game 1 Tuesday, May 7 to on and we pounced on them. 4:30, Tuesday Saturday, May 11 That allowed us to do things we Centralia at Tumwater Game 5 Tumwater 4 wanted to do all season like hit Game 9 Wednesday, 6 p.m. Game 7 Wednesday, 6 p.m. Tumwater and run and put runners in mo- Winner 9 Saturday, 1:30 p.m. at Ed Wheeler at Chehalis Field (Cent.) at Chehalis tion.” (Loser out) Centralia followed up their (Loser out) Centralia 3 Aberdeen Game 2 6-run second inning with two 4:30, Tuesday Game 12 Game 11 more scores in the third thanks at Longview Saturday, 4 p.m. Centralia 11 Mark Morris 4 Championship to an RBI triple by Putnam and at Chehalis Mark Morris 10 Friday, 6 p.m. an RBI base knock by Wood. Winner Third/ at Chehalis Loser out “We were sitting on the fast- Winner to (Winner to Chehalis ball on their first pitcher,” Ash- Chehalis Aberdeen 13 Regional; regional) more said. “That was as com- Ridgefield 3 Game 3 Aberdeen 2 Loser to Yelm plete a game as I’ve seen from us 4:30 p.m., Tuesday Regional this year. That’s the Tiger base- Mark Morris at Ridgefield Ridgefield 7 ball I remember.” Winner 10 Game 10 Game 6 Centralia starter Brandon Saturday, 11 a.m. Wednesday, 4 p.m. Game 8 W.F. West at Chehalis at Ed Wheeler Wednesday, 4 p.m. Conradi crafted a gem of a game, (Loser out) Field (Cent.) Capital 0 at Chehalis allowing just two hits — both in (Loser out) Capital Game 4 the first inning — while striking 4:30, Tuesday out seven and walking just two. Capital 11 at Chehalis W.F. West 3 “I was just throwing to con- W.F. West 1 tact and letting the defense do

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Tuesday’s 1A Baseball Tenino

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Ben Peterson tossed all five innings to get the win, setting the tone with a nine-pitch first inning and allowing just one earned run. The second game was a bit closer, but the offense was just as potent. Zack Chamberlain hit a 2-run double to break a tie in the eighth inning. Shaw hit an RBI double and Zeb Chamberlain added an RBI single for the final margin in Tenino's win 12-8 over Hoquiam. The Grizzlies scored 4 in the bottom of the seventh to force the extra inning. Zack Chamberlain drive in 5 runs, and hit a monstrous 2-run homer while going 3 for 4 at the plate. Hammond went 3 for 4 with a triple, Shaw went 3 for 5 with a triple and a double, Miller was 2 for 5 with a double, and Zeb Chamberlain and Harris

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] each finished with two hits. Rochester’s Dylan Fosnacht beats out Kalama’s Bryce Drabek for a groundout during District 4 1A Baseball Tournament action against Kalama Tuesday in Winlock. "The kids were still focused Rochester won the game 3-2. from the first game and ready to play," Elam said. "We just came out swinging the bats." Tenino (13-9) will face Warriors Hold Off Kalama to Keep Playoff Run Alive Woodland, a team on a 12-game By Brandon Hansen winning streak, for the District Woodland Edges Rochester 4 1A championship at 3 p.m. on [email protected] Rochester and Woodland Saturday in Castle Rock. WINLOCK — Harry Houdi- combined for 20 hits but it ni wasn’t present at the loser-out was the Beavers who came out District 4 1A Baseball Tourna- on top on a 12-7 District 4 1A 1A Softball ment between Rochester and Ka- Baseball Tournament opening- lama Tuesday in Winlock, but it round victory Tuesday in Toledo. sure seemed like it. The Warriors Woodland moved on to beat Beavers escaped from everything except Montesano 3-2 and advanced to a straight jacket and shark tank the district championship game Swept By as the Chinooks put on 16 baser- against Tenino. unners and loaded the bases four “I think (Rochester starting Elma to times, but fell to Rochester 3-2 to pitcher) Dustin Wilson strug- end their season. gled throwing his curveball for End Season “We would have liked to strikes and they took advantage score more runs but there were of it,” Striegel said. “It was a hard By The Chronicle other phases of the game that Brandon Hansen / [email protected] field we were playing on, and TENINO — The Bea- we did well in,” Rochester coach Dustin would get them to hit vers’ season came to a Jerry Striegel said. Kalama’s Dalton Carter is tagged out trying to stretch a double to a triple in the top of the sixth against Rochester during District 4 1A Baseball Tournament action ground balls but they would hit close with a pair of losses The Warriors got on the Tuesday in Winlock. Rochester won the game 3-2. that hard ground and get high to Elma here on Wednes- board in the bottom of the first bounces. He, as a pitcher, did his day in SWW 1A League when Dustin Wilson singled to job.” Evergreen Division soft- drive home Lucas Eastman. Ka- don’t break pitcher.” The Chinooks then had a strike- Rochester took a 2-1 lead af- ball action. lama answered back by loading The Warriors notched two out and groundout off Warriors ter three innings, but Woodland Elma won 16-3 in the the bases in the top of the sec- runs in the bottom of the third relief pitcher Dylan Fosnacht. In opener and 19-4 in the answered back with 6 runs in ond but came away without a when Angwood singled and the top of the seventh, Fosnacht four-inning nightcap, run. was brought home thanks to an retired the Chinooks in order the fourth. Dakota Deal cut it to sealing the Evergreen The Chinooks were able to Eastman triple. Eastman fin- and the game ended on a fitting- 7-4 in the top of the fifth with a Division regular-season tie the game later in the third ished the game 3 for 3. ly impressive high pop fly catch 2-run homer, but Woodland hit championship in the pro- when they loaded the bases Kalama would yet again give near the backstop by catcher back-to-back homers with two cess. twice off three walks and two Striegel and company reason to Dustin Wilson. outs in the bottom of the frame. Morgan Masters went singles. The run was walked in grab for the Tums in the bottom Rochester issued 9 walks, but “They’ve heated up,” Striegel 3 for 4 in Game 1, while before starting pitcher Dominic of the fifth when they loaded the was able to hold Kalama to just said of Woodland. “They swung Shanowa Bond had two Angwood got out of the jam by bases thanks to an error and two 6 hits. The Warriors with 9 hits it pretty well.” hits and Arianna Richard- forcing a groundout. walks. A sacrifice fly brought themselves including 2 for 3 per- Wilson and Sommer added son hit an RBI double. “Dominic didn’t have his home one run but that’s all the formances from Brian Ranger RBIs in the seventh inning for Alicia Collins, Aleena best stuff today but he just kept Chinooks could capitalize on. and Andy Sommer. The victory the Warriors. Bronson and Masters each battling back,” Striegel said. In the top of the sixth, Kala- puts the Warriors in a winner- Dominic Angwood, Wil- had hits in the nightcap. “We got into some jams and he ma’s Dalton Carter hit a double to-state district tournament son, Jayson Dickerson and Wy- Elma, though, scored 6 in got us out of them. He was the and tried to stretch it out for a matchup against Hoquiam on att Singer all finished the game the fourth inning to end perfect example of a bend but triple before being thrown out. Friday at Castle Rock. with two hits for Rochester. the game early. Bond, in her final game, played well, accord- Tuedsay’s 1A Softball ing to Tenino coach Angie Christensen. “We’re just young,” the Warhawks Sweep Stevenson to Seal Playoff Bid coach added. “We have to By The Chronicle The wins seal a spot in the Thomas went 2 for 3 with four but took advantage of six Ste- figure out how to play a District 4 1A Softball Tourna- RBIs. venson errors. Thomas and Nik- whole game.” STEVENSON — Toledo- Tenino finished the Winlock needed just one win, ment, which starts Wednesday "We came out and hit the ki Smith each hit RBI doubles. in Centralia, for the Warhawks. ball well (13 hits) and played The wins put Toledo-Win- season with a 5-15 record. but picked up two regardless in Note Emily Robbins had three well defensively," Toledo-Win- lock (8-10, 8-6 league) in fourth : Christensen a 12-4, 12-10 sweep of Steven- hits, with two doubles and a pair lock coach Ryan Arnold said, place in the Trico softball stand- said Bond plans to play son here Tuesday in SWW 1A of RBIs, in the Warhawks' 12-4 "and definitely got the job done." ings. The Warhawks will play a for Centralia College next League Trico Division softball win in Game 1. Kennedi Col- The Warhawks had just four nonleague game at Napavine on season. action. lins added two hits, and Taylor hits in the 12-10 Game 2 win, Friday. District IV 1A Baseball Tournament Bracket

Montesano 11 FOUR TO REGIONALS Kalama 2 Montesano 2 Game 1 Tuesday, May 7 to Noon, Tuesday Saturday, May 11 Rochester at Toledo Game 5 Kalama 1 Game 9 Tuesday, 3 p.m. Game 7 Tuesday, 3 p.m. Woodland Winner 9 Friday, 2 p.m. at Winlock at Castle Rock (Loser out) at Toledo (Loser out) Rochester 7 Hoquiam Game 2 Noon, Tuesday Game 12 at Winlock Game 11 Rochester 3 Woodland 3 Championship Saturday, Woodland 12 Saturday, May 11 Winner Third May 11 3 p.m. (to Castle Rock Noon at Castle Rock Winner to regional); at Castle Hoquiam 9 Castle Rock Loser Fourth Rock Regional; (to Anacortes La Center 8 Game 3 Hoquiam 8 Loser to regional) Noon, Tuesday Anacortes Montesano at Castle Rock Regional La Center 4 Winner 10 Game 10 Game 6 Friday, 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, 3 p.m. Game 8 Tenino at Castle Rock at Castle Rock Tuesday, 3 p.m. (Loser out) (Loser out) Tenino 22 at Castle Rock Castle Rock Game 4 Noon, Tuesday Castle Rock 12 at Castle Rock Tenino 12 Castle Rock 3 • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013

Tuesday’s 2B Baseball Napavine Shuts Out Adna to Reach District Championship

By The Chronicle ners. out jam by coaxing the Pirate noon on Saturday in a winner- our kids did a good job of put- MOSSYROCK — The Dis- The Tigers were coming off lineup into a shallow pop fly, a to-regionals contest. The loser ting the ball in play.” trict 4 championship game will of a back-and-forth win over strikeout and another pop fly to will drop into another winner- Shaun Stephens, Cody Shriv- feature the two teams that tied C2BL champ Mossyrock on escape unscathed. to-regionals, loser-out game er and Kyler Hazen all went 2 Monday, and coach Bryan Bull- “That was definitely a big against the loser of the Mossy- for fourth place in the Central for 3 for the winners, with Ryley 2B League. ock was happy to see them play momentum-saver for us,” Bull- rock/Morton-White Pass game, a more even-keeled game in the ock added. set for 10 a.m. on Saturday. All Stanley adding two hits and Lo- Napavine shut out Adna, 8-0, gan Gootgeld recording a hit. here Tuesday in the semifinals semifinals. Napavine (10-8) plays at 4:30 of Saturday’s games will be The Vikings scored 5 in the of the District 4 2B Baseball “It was a really good way to p.m. at Mossyrock on Friday played in Mossyrock. Tournament, punching a ticket seal a trip to state,” Bullock said, against Toutle Lake for the dis- bottom of the third to take a 6-5 “to play a complete seven-inning trict title. The Ducks beat Adna to the regional round of the state Vikings Power Past NWC lead, and tacked on 4 insurance baseball game, which is some- in the championship game last runs in the fourth and fifth in- playoffs and advancing to Fri- ADNA — Mossyrock thing we haven’t done very often season. nings. day’s title game against Toutle this year.” Toutle Lake, Napavine and bounced back from a tough Lake. Doughty, he added, turned Adna all finished with 7-7 C2BL loss on Monday to keep its sea- Mossyrock (17-3) will face The Tigers pounded out 14 in his best performance of the records, with Napavine and son alive with a 10-5 win over Morton-White Pass on Saturday hits, and got a complete-game, year. Toutle Lake splitting regular- Northwest Christian here Tues- morning at 10 a.m. in Mossy- three-hit performance out of “He was really on, as far as season games. day in a loser-out District 4 2B rock, in a winner-to-regionals starting pitcher Cole Doughty attacking the strike zone, and “They’re a real good baseball Baseball Tournament contest. game. to seal the win. able to work deep into the game,” team, as far as they’ve got good “Our pitching and defense Note: Morton-White Pass Jorden Hartley hit an RBI Bullock said. pitching, good defense, and was like night and day today,” lost, 6-1, to Toutle Lake on Tues- double in the first inning and Adna started the fourth in- Mossyrock coach Cole Kanyer good solid hitting throughout,” day in the semifinals. Anthony finished with three hits and ning with a walk, and loaded the Bullock said. “It’s going to be a said, comparing Tuesday’s win three RBIs. Doughty, Layne bases with a double by Austin tough task for us. We’re just re- to Monday’s loss. “We had one Nusbaum struck out 14 with five Hellem and Jensen Lindsay each McKloskey and a single from ally happy to be in the spot that little hiccup, but overall we min- hits, and Ryan Olver hit a home had two hits, and Brady Woo- Marcus Hampton. Doughty, we’re in.” imized our free bases (hit bat- run and two doubles for the drum added three for the win- though, worked out of the no- Adna will take on Ocosta at ters and walks), and I thought Ducks. District IV 2B Baseball Tournament Bracket Monday, May 6 - Saturday, May 11; Five to regionals

Napavine 13 Mossyrock 10 Napavine 8 Game 1 4 p.m., Monday Mossyrock at Mossyrock Mossyrock 10 Game 10 Game 7 Game 5 Saturday, 10 a.m. Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, 4 p.m. Napavine Winner 10 at Mossyrock at Adna at Mossyrock (Loser out) Adna 15 Morton-WP Game 2 3:30, Monday Game 12 Game 9 at Ocosta Saturday, 2 p.m. NW Christian 5 Adna 0 Championship at Mossyrock NW Christian 3 Friday, 4:30 p.m. Third/Fourth at Mossyrock (Winner to Mossyrock Winner to regional, loser Naselle 0 Mossyrock Regional; to Anacortes Naselle 1 Game 3 Morton-WP 1 regional) Loser to 6 p.m., Monday Anacortes at Mossyrock Winner 11 Adna Regional Game 11 Game 8 Morton-WP 5 Saturday, Noon Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. Game 6 Toutle Lake Tuesday, 6 p.m. Loser 10 at Chehalis at Adna Ocosta (Loser out) Toutle Lake 11 at Mossyrock Game 13 Game 4 Winner fifth Saturday, 4 p.m. at Mossyrock 5:30, Monday (to Mossyrock Ocosta 14 at Ocosta Toutle Lake 6 regional), Loser 11 loser out Ocosta 2

Tuesday’s Prep Softball 2A Girls Golf Rochester Powers Past Pe Ell Cooley Leads Bearcats Against Black Hills By The Chronicle Tigers downed the Bulldogs 7-2 PE ELL — The Warriors held in nonleague fastpitch action By The Chronicle tice round tomorrow at Home eford points from Lilja Voet- off Pe Ell, 7-5, in eight innings of here on Tuesday. Hannah Cooley shot a sea- Golf Course in Dupont for berg. nonleague softball here on Tues- Sahlinger went 2 for 2 with a son-best 46 to help lead W.F. preparation for the District 4 “We just had some great day. triple and three RBIs, while pro- West to a 62-50 Evergreen 2A Golf Tournament on Mon- weather and the girls have Joni Lancaster hit a 2-run tri- viding some impressive defen- 2A Conference victory over day and Tuesday. been working so hard to get ple in the eighth inning to give sive backing. Black Hills on Wednesday at Thompson added, howev- better,” Centralia coach Larry er, that numbers will be down Mollerstuen said. “They’re a Rochester the victory. Kaitlin "Montesano is always a well- the Newaukum Valley Golf Course in Chehalis. Cooley’s in the district tournament fun group, they’ve been a joy Williams was 3 for 4, and Sierra coached ball club and they have score was good enough for 23 and that he’d like to see more to work with.” Seymour 2 for 3 with a home quite a few lefties that put the run for the winners. Stableford points and she was turnout in the spring. Lleo Vasquez was second ball and on the left hand side of Kayla Capps went 3 for 4 for supported by Aimee’s Sennes “I wish we could have had on the team with 12 Stable- Pe Ell, while Kayla Hoke hit a the field," Centralia coach Kurt 14 points and Lauren Clark’s five girls turn out,” Thompson ford points, while Julie Metler 2-run homer and Tabatha Skeen Olson said. "Demi did a great job 13. said. “It’s a pretty good sport had 11, and both Shelby Duffy added a triple. at third base tonight and Sage “It was a really good way for girls to learn and there are and Grace Burgess had 10. Rochester will play at Mon- Atkins was solid in center field." to finish up the season,” W.F. scholarships that go untaken “Julie stepped in as a fresh- tesano in a SWW 1A League The pitching combo of Alexa West coach Bruce Thompson out there.” man and I was pleased with Evergreen Division matchup. Pe Peters and Mackenzie Olson kept said. “We were 33 stokes less the way she played,” Moller- Ell will enter the District 4 2B the Bulldogs off-kilter and held than our average today. With Shorthanded Tigers Fall to stuen said. “Lleo has really Softball Tournament next on them to just five hits and a run in districts coming up, it’s a good Wolves come on in the past couple of Wednesday with a first-round the fifth and seventh inning. time to be playing their best weeks too.” TUMWATER — Centra- matchup against North Beach. "We were able to get every- scores.” Tumwater’s Kayla Monroe lia fell to Tumwater 89-66 in led the way for Tumwater by The Trojans play a nonleague body in the ball game and get Amber Johnson also had game at Hoquiam on Friday. her best outing of the season Evergreen 2A Conference golf scoring a 39 and notching 33 the some dirt time and an at-bat," for W.F. West, scoring a 62 action here on Wednesday to Stableford points. Olson said. and notching 12 Stableford wrap up the Tigers’ regular Centralia (5-2 overall) will Tigers Down Montesano Teryn Pannette went 2 for 2 points. For Black Hills, Nicole season with a 3-2 league re- play in the District 4 2A Girls MONTESANO — Napavine for the Tigers, who had nine hits Adams led the way with a 49 cord. The Tigers were without Golf Tournament Monday wanted to tune up for the disas a team. Napavine (16-3 over- and 20 Stableford points. No. 1 golfer Bailey Peters, but and Tuesday at the Home trict tournament and senior all) will host senior night Friday W.F. West will play a prac- got a 49 score and 23 Stabl- Course in Dupont. Demi Sahlinger appeared to be against nonleague foe Toledo- operating on all cylinders as the Winlock. MLS Monday’s 2B Boys Golf Traore Lifts Sounders to 1-0 Win Over Sporting KC KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) another memorable victory over threw the ball in with about four Kruger Earns Co-Medalist — Seattle coach Sigi Schmid had the reigning Eastern Conference minutes gone in stoppage time. seen this drama play out three champs. The ball was deflected to- Honors at Hawks Prairie times before, so he made a bold Seattle improved to 6-1-1 ward the net — the Sounders' prediction when he subbed in against Sporting KC, with four By The Chronicle Adna. Brad Evans was there to contest Mauro Rosales with a few min- of those wins coming on goals it — and Sporting KC defender HAWKS PRAIRIE — Adna's "Both of their rounds were utes left in a scoreless game. in stoppage time. Seven of the Aurelien Collin whiffed trying John Kruger shot a 41 to tie for just fantastic," Adna coach Alan "I said, 'We're going to get Sounders' 11 goals have come in to clear it. The ball bounced to the match medalist honors here Browning said. "The Links one here,'" Schmid recalled. the final 15 minutes of games. the feet of Traore, who slammed in 2B boys golf action at The course at Hawks Prairie is a very "And we did." "It's sort of hard to figure out Links at Hawks Prairie on Mon- good challenge." Just in time, too. sometimes," Schmid said with a it into the back of the net with day. Jake Ferrier shot a 63 for the Djimi Traore was in the shrug. "You just have a team you his off foot. Kruger's 41 tied with Wahki- Pirates right spot late in stoppage time can't get past and another team The Sounders (2-3-3) lost akum's Bubba Calvert for the top Adna will compete in the Wednesday night, taking ad- you have success against." five of their first seven games score of the match, and marked District 4 tournament at High- vantage of a breakdown by the The teams had played a de- across all competitions, but are his best round of the season. No- lands Golf Course in Cosmop- Sporting Kansas City defense fensive-minded game most of 2-0-3 in their last five, slowly lan Wagner also fired his best olis on Tuesday and Wednes- to score the game's only goal the night, but Seattle finally got climbing back into the Western round of the year with a 43 for day. and give the Seattle Sounders an opportunity when Zach Scott Conference race.

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Scoreboard Sports on the Air PREP Aberdeen 100 20 — 3 6 2 Clippers 105 FIRST ROUND Batteries: W.F. West — Graham (Best-of-7) Local Schedules and C. Reynolds; Aberdeen — Donovan, CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (x-if necessary) THURSDAY, May 9 THURSDAY, May 9 Dublanco (5) and Timmons EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE GOLF Softball Chicago 1, Miami 1 Pittsburgh 2, N.Y. Islanders 2 W.F. West at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. At Olympia Monday, May 6: Chicago 93, Miami Wednesday, May 1: Pittsburgh 5, 10 a.m. Dist. 4 Boys Soccer Tournament Game 1 86 N.Y. Islanders 0 TGC — PGA Tour, The Players Champion- Mark Morris at Centralia, 7 p.m. TIGERS 10, COUGARS 0 (5 inn.) Wednesday, May 8: Miami 115, Chi- Friday, May 3: N.Y. Islanders 4, ship, first round, at Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Centralia 222 22 — 10 15 0 cago 78 Pittsburgh 3 Friday, May 10: Miami at Chicago, 5 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL FRIDAY, May 10 Capital 000 00 — 0 2 3 Sunday, May 5: Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Batteries: Centralia — Erika Brow- p.m. College Baseball Islanders 4, OT 7 p.m. er and Sy Braaten; Capital — Wilson Monday, May 13: Miami at Chicago, Green River at Centralia (2), 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 7: N.Y. Islanders 6, and Williamson 4 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Atlanta at San College Softball Pittsburgh 4 Centralia at Highline (2), 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 15: Chicago at Mi- Francisco or Philadelphia at Arizona (9:30 p.m. x-Thursday, May 9: NY Islanders at Softball Game 2 ami, 4 p.m. Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. start) Pe Ell at Hoquiam, 4 p.m. TIGERS 19, COUGARS 2 (5 inn.) x-Friday, May 17: Miami at Chicago, Toledo-Winlock at Napavine, 4 p.m. Centralia (10)31 32 — 19 16 1 TBA x-Saturday, May 11: Pittsburgh at NHL HOCKEY Track & Field Capital 010 10 — 2 5 4 x-Sunday, May 19: Chicago at Miami, NY Islanders, TBD 4:30 p.m. Evergreen 2A Conference champion- Batteries: Centralia — Mackenzie TBA x-Sunday, May 12: NY Islanders at NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, ships at Chehalis, 4 p.m. Wasson and Sy Braaten, Melissa Zion Pittsburgh, TBD Central 2B League championships at (3); Capital — Lincoln and Williamson Indiana 1, New York 1 Ottawa 3, Montreal 1 game 5, teams TBA (if necessary) Napavine, 4 p.m. Sunday, May 5: Indiana 102, New Thursday, May 2: Ottawa 4, Mon- 7 p.m. SWW 1A League Evergreen Division At Stevenson York 95 treal 2 championships at Elma, 3:45 p.m. Game 1 Tuesday, May 7: New York 105, Indi- Friday, May 3: Montreal 3, Ottawa NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, WARHAWKS 12, BULLDOGS 4 ana 79 1 game 5, teams TBA (if necessary) SATURDAY, May 11 Toledo-Win. 302 412 0 — 12 13 4 Saturday, May 11: New York at Indi- Sunday, May 5: Ottawa 6, Montreal College Baseball Stevenson 100 200 1 — 4 5 2 ana, 5 p.m. 1 Centralia at Green River (2), 1 p.m. Batteries: Toledo-Winlock — Tuesday, May 14: New York at Indi- Tuesday, May 7: Ottawa 3, Mon- FRIDAY, May 10 Shelby Davison, Nikki Smith (7) and ana, 4 or 5 p.m. treal 2, OT AUTO RACING Local Results Dustee Alvord; Stevenson — Midland Thursday, May 16: Indiana at New x-Thursday, May 9: Ottawa at York, 5 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Results and Krog Montreal, 4 p.m. x-Saturday, May 18: New York at In- ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole Baseball x-Saturday, May 11: Montreal at Game 2 diana, TBA At Chehalis Ottawa, TBD qualifying for Help a Hero 200, at Darlington, S.C. BEARCATS 3, BOBCATS 2 WARHAWKS 12, BULLDOGS 10 x-Monday, May 20: Indiana at New x-Sunday, May 12: Ottawa at Mon- Aberdeen 000 020 0 — 2 6 1 Stevenson 010 103 5 — 10 9 6 York, 5 p.m. 2 p.m. treal, TBD W.F. West 000 000 3 — 3 5 2 Toledo-Win. 007 131 x — 12 4 8 SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualify- Washington 2, N.Y. Rangers 2 Batteries: Aberdeen — Collin Batteries: Stevenson — Midland, WESTERN CONFERENCE ing for Southern 500, at Darlington, S.C. Nord, Charlie Dietrich (7) and Ashton Peschi (3) and Krog; Toledo-Winlock San Antonio 1, Golden State 1 Thursday, May 2: Washington 3, Williamson; W.F. West — Keylen Steen, — Nikki Smith, Josey Delaney (6) and Monday, May 6: San Antonio 129, N.Y. Rangers 1 4:30 p.m. Anthony Painter (6) and Tanner Gueller, Cassie McGeary Golden State 127, 2OT Saturday, May 4: Washington 1, ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Help Steen (6) Wednesday, May 8: Golden St. 100, N.Y. Rangers 0, OT At Montesano San Antonio 91 Monday, May 6: N.Y. Rangers 4, a Hero 200, at Darlington, S.C. At Centralia TIGERS 7, BULLDOGS 2 Friday, May 10: San Antonio at Gold- Washington 3 BOXING TIGERS 11, HAWKS 1 (5 inn.) Napavine 032 200 0 — 7 9 1 en State, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 8: N.Y. Rangers 4, 7 p.m. Hockinson 100 00 — 1 2 0 Montesano 000 010 1 — 2 5 4 Sunday, May 12: San Antonio at Washington 3 Centralia 062 03 — 11 11 2 Batteries: Napavine — Peters, Ol- Golden State, 12:30 p.m. x-Friday, May 10: NY Rangers at ESPN2 — Junior welterweights, Manuel Perez Batteries: Centralia — Brandon son (6) and Bornstein; Montesano — Tuesday, May 14: Golden State at San Washington, 4:30 p.m. (19-8-1) vs. Vernon Paris (27-1-0), at Detroit Conradi and Joe Blaser; Hockinson — Schreider and Swan Antonio, 6:30 p.m. x-Sunday, May 12: Washington at GOLF Dylan Butler, Justin Anderson (3) and x-Thursday, May 16: San Antonio at NY Rangers, TBD Taylor Rennaker Golden State, TBA x-Monday, May 13: NY Rangers at 10 a.m. x-Sunday, May 19: Golden State at Washington, TBD TGC — PGA Tour, The Players Champion- San Antonio, TBA Softball Boston 3, Toronto 1 At Tenino LOCAL ship, second round, at Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Wednesday, May 1: Boston 4, To- Oklahoma City 1, Memphis 1 Game 1 Local Bowling MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Sunday, May 5: Oklahoma City 93, ronto 1 EAGLES 16, BEAVERS 3 April 28-May 4 Results 4 p.m. Memphis 91 Saturday, May 4: Toronto 4, Boston Elma 001 313 8 — 16 19 1 FAIRWAY LANES Tuesday, May 7: Memphis 99, Okla- 2 WGN — Chicago Cubs at Washington Tenino 100 001 1 — 3 9 7 Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) Batteries: Elma — Ashley Cooper homa City 93 Monday, May 6: Boston 5, Toronto 1. Don Koher 337; 2. Joy Watson 300; 5 p.m. and Regyn Wollen; Tenino — Shanowa Saturday, May 11: Oklahoma City at 2 3. Don Bailey 298; 4. Daryl Hull 278; 5. Bond, Morgan Masters (5) and Marissa Memphis, 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 8: Boston 4, To- MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at Charlie Mitchell 273; High Game: Don Richardson Monday, May 13: Oklahoma City at ronto 3, OT Kansas City or L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox Koher 172 and Joy Watson 172 Memphis, 6:30 p.m. x-Friday, May 10: Toronto at Bos- Top 5 Bowling Club (2 games) 7:10 p.m. Game 2 Wednesday, May 15: Memphis at ton, 4 p.m. 1. Stasia 264; 2. Brady 196; 3. Tanner EAGLES 19, BEAVERS 4 (4 inn.) Oklahoma City, 6:30 p.m. x-Sunday, May 12: Boston at To- ROOT — Oakland at Seattle 185; 4. David 148; 5. Bryce 137; High Tenino 010 3 — 4 3 4 x-Friday, May 17: Oklahoma City at ronto, TBD Game: Stasia 133 NBA BASKETBALL Elma 364 6 — 19 7 1 Memphis, TBA x-Monday, May 13: Toronto at Bos- 5 p.m. Batteries: Elma — Ashley Cooper x-Sunday, May 19: Memphis at Okla- ton, TBD and Stacy Burbridge; Tenino — Morgan homa City, TBA ESPN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game Masters, Shanowa Bond (4) and Maris- NBA WESTERN CONFERENCE 3, Miami at Chicago sa Richardson Chicago 3, Minnesota 1 7:30 p.m. NBA Playoff Glance MLB Tuesday, April 30: Chicago 2, Min- Girls Golf nesota 1, OT ESPN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game At Newaukum Valley Golf Course All Times PDT Friday, May 3: Chicago 5, Minne- 3, San Antonio at Golden State W.F. WEST 62, BLACK HILLS 50 FIRST ROUND Major League Baseball Standings sota 2 W.F. WEST (x-if necessary) American League NHL HOCKEY Sunday, May 5: Minnesota 3, Chi- 1. Hannah Cooley (46) 23 pts. (Best-of-7) EAST W L PCT GB 4:30 p.m. 2. Aimee Seenes (55) 14 pts. EASTERN CONFERENCE Baltimore 21 13 .618 - cago 2, OT 3. Lauren Clark (56) 13 pts. Miami 4, Milwaukee 0 Boston 21 13 .618 - Tuesday, May 7 Chicago 3, Minne- NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, 4. Amber Johnson (62) 12 pts. Sunday, April 21: Miami 110, Mil- NY Yankees 19 13 .594 1 sota 0 NY Rangers at Washington waukee 87 Tampa Bay 15 18 .455 5.5 x-Thursday, May 9: Minnesota at 7 p.m. BLACK HILLS Tuesday, April 23: Miami 98, Mil- Toronto 13 22 .371 8.5 Chicago, TBD 1. Nicole Adams (49) 29 pts. waukee 86 CENTRAL x-Saturday, May 11: Chicago at NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, 2. Bri Smith (54) 16 pts. Thursday, April 25: Miami 104, Mil- Detroit 19 12 .613 - Minnesota, TBD St. Louis at Los Angeles 3. Mara Harris 7 pts. waukee 91 Kansas City 17 13 .567 1.5 x-Sunday, May 12: Minnesota at 4. Lexie Salas 7 pts. Sunday, April 28: Miami 88, Milwau- Cleveland 17 14 .548 2 Chicago, TBD kee 77 Minnesota 15 15 .500 3.5 Anaheim 3, Detroit 2 SATURDAY, May 11 Chicago Sox 14 18 .438 5.5 At Tumwater Valley Golf Course Tuesday, April 30: Anaheim 3, De- New York 4, Boston 2 WEST AUTO RACING TUMWATER 89, CENTRALIA 66 troit 1 Saturday, April 20: New York 85, Texas 21 13 .618 - 5 a.m. TUMWATER Thursday, May 2: Detroit 5, Ana- Boston 78 Oakland 18 17 .514 3.5 1. Kayla Monroe (39) 33 pts heim 4, OT NBCSN — Formula One, qualifying for Span- 2. Bailey Elders 20 pts. Tuesday, April 23: New York 87, Bos- Seattle 16 19 .457 5.5 ton 71 LA Angels 11 22 .333 9.5 Saturday, May 4: Anaheim 4, De- ish Grand Prix, at Barcelona, Spain 3. Laurel Fimbel 16 pts. troit 0 4. Anna Bednarik 12 pts. Friday, April 26: New York 90, Bos- Houston 10 24 .294 11 3:30 p.m. Monday, May 6: Detroit 3, Ana- 5. Carley Kimnuen 8 pts. ton 76 National League FOX — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Southern 500, Sunday, April 28: Boston 97, New EAST W L PCT GB heim 2, OT CENTRALIA York 90, OT Atlanta 20 13 .606 - Wednesday, May 8: Anaheim 3, at Darlington, S.C. 1. Lilja Voetberg 23 pts. Wednesday, May 1: Boston 92, New Washington 18 15 .545 2 Detroit 2, OT 5 p.m. 2. Lleo Vasquez 12 pts. York 86 Philadelphia 16 19 .457 5 x-Friday, May 10: Anaheim at De- SPEED — TORC, at New Weston, Ohio 3. Julie MEtler 11 pts. Friday, May 3: New York 88, Boston NY Mets 13 17 .433 5.5 troit, TBD 4. Shelby Duffy 10 pts. 80 Miami 10 25 .286 11 x-Sunday, May 12: Detroit at Ana- COLLEGE BASEBALL 5. Grace Burgess 10 pts. CENTRAL heim, TBD 10 a.m. Indiana 4, Atlanta 2 St. Louis 21 12 .636 - San Jose 4, Vancouver 0 ESPN — LSU at Texas A&M Tuesday’s Results Sunday, April 21: Indiana 107, At- Pittsburgh 18 15 .545 3 Wednesday, May 1: San Jose 3, Baseball lanta 90 Cincinnati 19 16 .543 3 Vancouver 1 Noon At Longview Wednesday, April 24: Indiana 113, Milwaukee 15 17 .469 5.5 Friday, May 3: San Jose 3, Vancou- FSN — Oklahoma St. vs. Oklahoma, at Okla- Atlanta 98 Chicago Cubs 13 21 .382 8.5 MONARCHS 10, TIGERS 3 ver 2, OT homa City Centralia 200 010 0 — 3 5 1 Saturday, April 27: Atlanta 90, Indi- WEST Sunday, May 5: San Jose 5, Vancou- San Francisco 20 14 .588 - Mark Morris 100 702 x — 10 12 1 ana 69 ver 2 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Monday, April 29: Atlanta 102, Indi- Colorado 19 14 .576 .5 Batteries: Centralia — Derek Put- Tuesday, May 7: San Jose 4, Van- ana 91 Arizona 19 15 .559 1 10 a.m. man, Brandon Conradi (4), Ty Housden couver 3, OT San Jose 4, Vancouver 0 Wednesday, May 1: Indiana 106, At- San Diego 16 18 .471 4 FSN — Oklahoma St. at Oklahoma (6) and Joe Blaser; Mark Morris — Ryan Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2 lanta 83 LA Dodgers 13 20 .394 6.5 Littlefield, Tanner Brill (5) and Brock Tuesday, April 30: St. Louis 2, Los 1 p.m. Myklebust Friday, May 3: Indiana 81, Atlanta 73 Tuesday’s Results Angeles 1, OT ESPN2 — Big East Conference, championship, Thursday, May 2: St. Louis 2, Los At Chehalis Chicago 3, Brooklyn 3 at Baltimore 4, Kansas City 3 teams TBD, at Tampa, Fla. BEARCATS 1, COUGARS 0 Saturday, April 20: Brooklyn 106, at Cleveland 1, Oakland 0 Angeles 1 3 p.m. Capital 000 000 0 — 0 4 0 Chicago 89 Detroit at Washington Saturday, May 4: Los Angeles 1, St. W.F. West 000 010 x — 1 3 0 Monday, April 22: Chicago 90, at Pittsburgh 4, Seattle 1 Louis 0 ESPN2 — Atlantic Coast Conference, champi- Batteries: Capital — Kerr and Brooklyn 82 Minnesota 6, at Boston 1 Monday, May 6: Los Angeles 4, St. onship, teams TBD, at Tallahassee, Fla. Monda; W.F. West — Calkins and Steen Thursday, April 25: Chicago 79, at Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 4 Louis 3 Brooklyn 76 at NY Mets 1, Chicago White Sox 0 Wednesday, May 8: Los Angeles 3, 5 p.m. At Mossyrock Saturday, April 27: Chicago 142, Toronto 6, at Tampa Bay 4 St. Louis 2, OT ESPN2 — Southeastern Conference, champi- TIGERS 8, PIRATES 0 Brooklyn 134, 3OT at Chicago Cubs 2, St. Louis 1 x-Friday, May 10: St. Louis at Los onship, teams TBD, at Lexington, Ky. Napavine 102 104 0 — 8 14 1 Monday, April 29: Brooklyn 110, at Milwaukee 6, Texas 3 Angeles, TBD Adna 000 000 0 — 0 3 1 Chicago 91 at Houston 7, LA Angels 6 x-Monday, May 13: Los Angeles at GOLF Batteries: Napavine — Cole Thursday, May 2: Brooklyn 95, Chi- at Colorado 2, NY Yankees 0 St. Louis, TBD 11 a.m. Doughty and Brady Woodrum; Adna cago 92 Arizona 5, at LA Dodgers 3 NBC — PGA Tour, The Players Champion- — Lane Wasson, Brenden Webster and Saturday, May 4: Chicago 99, Brook- at San Diego 5, Miami 1 Jack Herring lyn 93 Philadelphia 6, at San Francisco 2 ship, third round, at Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. HOCKEY At Adna WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Results NASCAR VIKINGS 10, NAVIGATORS 5 Oklahoma City 4, Houston 2 Atlanta 7, at Cincinnati 2 2 a.m. 2013 Sprint Cup Standings NW Christian 203 000 0 — 5 7 5 Sunday, April 21: Oklahoma City 120, Seattle 2, at Pittsburgh 1 NBCSN — IIHF World Championship, pre- Rk. Driver Points Mossyrock 015 130 x — 10 10 1 Houston 91 St. Louis 5, at Chicago Cubs 4 liminary round, United States vs. France, at Hel- Batteries: NW Christian — Matt Wednesday, April 24: Oklahoma at San Diego 1, Miami 0 1 Jimmie Johnson 383 Thomas and Mason Stottlemeyer; City 105, Houston 102 at San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 3 2 Carl Edwards 342 sinki Mossyrock — Lucas Allen, Cody Shriv- Saturday, April 27: Oklahoma City Minnesota 15, at Boston 8 3 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 324 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL er (5) and Nick Couch 104, Houston 101 at Baltimore 5, Kansas City 3 4 Matt Kenseth 317 Monday, April 29: Houston 105, at Cleveland 4, Oakland 3 5 Clint Bowyer 316 1 p.m. At Castle Rock Oklahoma City 103 at Washington 3, Detroit 1 6 Brad Keselowski 314 MLB — Regional coverage, Atlanta at San BEAVERS 22, ROCKETS 4 (5 inn.) Wednesday, May 1: Houston 107, Chicago White Sox 6, at NY Mets 3 7 Kasey Kahne 299 Francisco or Milwaukee at Cincinnati Tenino 169 24 — 22 20 1 Oklahoma City 100 at Tampa Bay 10, Toronto 4 8 Aric Almirola 293 Castle Rock 030 01 — 4 6 1 Friday, May 3: Oklahoma City 103, Texas 4, at Milwaukee 1 9 Paul Menard 290 4 p.m. Batteries: Tenino — Ben Peterson Houston 94 at Houston 3, LA Angels 1 10 Kyle Busch 285 MLB — Regional coverage, Cleveland at De- and Zack Chamberlain; Castle Rock — NY Yankees 3, at Colorado 2 11 Greg Biffle 280 troit or L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox Beckers, Grothan (2), Horton (3), Ohl- San Antonio 4, L.A. Lakers 0 Arizona 3, at LA Dodgers 2 12 Kevin Harvick 276 son (4), Rasmussen (5) and Voelker Sunday, April 21: San Antonio 91, 13 Martin Truex Jr. 269 WGN — L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox L.A. Lakers 79 Thursday’s Games (PST) 14 Jeff Gordon 269 6:10 p.m. Wednesday, April 24: San Antonio Oakland at Cleveland 9:05 a.m. At Castle Rock 15 Jamie McMurray 267 102, L.A. Lakers 91 NY Yankees at Colorado 12:10 p.m. ROOT — Oakland at Seattle BEAVERS 12, GRIZZLIES 8 (8 inn.) 16 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 256 Tenino 440 000 04 — 12 17 3 Friday, April 26: San Antonio 120, Detroit at Washington 1:05 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE 17 Ryan Newman 242 Hoquiam 000 022 40 — 8 9 2 L.A. Lakers 89 Kansas City at Baltimore 4:05 p.m. 18 Joey Logano 237 9 a.m. Batteries: Tenino — Zeb Cham- Sunday, April 28: San Antonio 103, Minnesota at Boston 4:10 p.m. 19 Jeff Burton 235 berlain, Kolton McKitrick (6) and Zack L.A. Lakers 82 Pittsburgh at NY Mets 4:10 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA, Division I, playoffs, first Chamberlain; Hoquiam — Josh Steen, Toronto at Tampa Bay 4:10 p.m. 20 Kurt Busch 231 round, teams and site TBD Joel Brydon (2), Tristan Stutesman (2) Golden State 4, Denver 2 LA Angels at Houston 5:10 p.m. 21 Marcos Ambrose 225 NBA BASKETBALL and Ronnie Espedal Saturday, April 20: Denver 97, Gold- Philadelphia at Arizona 6:40 p.m. 22 Tony Stewart 224 en State 95 Atlanta at San Francisco 7:15 p.m. 23 Mark Martin 207 5 p.m. At Toledo Tuesday, April 23: Golden State 131, 24 Casey Mears 203 ESPN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game BEAVERS 12, WARRIORS 7 Denver 117 Friday’s Games (PST) 25 Juan Pablo Montoya 202 Rochester 002 020 3 — 7 10 2 Friday, April 26: Golden State 110, Chicago Cubs at Washington 4:05 p.m. 26 David Ragan 192 3, Oklahoma City at Memphis Woodland 100 623 x — 12 10 1 Denver 108 Cleveland at Detroit 4:08 p.m. 27 Danica Patrick 180 8 p.m. Batteries: Rochester — Dustin Sunday, April 28: Golden State 115, Toronto at Boston 4:10 p.m. 28 Bobby Labonte 177 ABC — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game Wilson, Lucas Eastman, Dylan Fos- Denver 101 Milwaukee at Cincinnati 4:10 p.m. 29 David Gilliland 173 naught and Dakota Deal; Woodland — Tuesday, April 30: Denver 107, Gold- Pittsburgh at NY Mets 4:10 p.m. 30 Dave Blaney 173 3, NY Knicks at Indiana Huddleston, Shoup (4), Holcomb and en State 100 San Diego at Tampa Bay 4:10 p.m. 31 Denny Hamlin 155 RODEO McQuivey Thursday, May 2: Golden State 92, LA Angels at Chi White Sox 5:10 p.m. 32 J.J. Yeley 148 1 p.m. Denver 88 NY Yankees at Kansas City 5:10 p.m. 33 David Stremme 146 At Winlock Baltimore at Minnesota 5:10 p.m. 34 David Reutimann 141 CBS — PBR, Last Cowboy Standing, at Las Ve- Memphis 4, L.A. Clippers 2 Texas at Houston 5:10 p.m. WARRIORS 3, CHINOOKS 2 35 AJ Allmendinger 122 gas (previous and same-day tape) Kalama 001 010 0 — 2 6 0 Saturday, April 20: L.A. Clippers 112, Colorado at St. Louis 5:15 p.m. 36 Landon Cassill 116 Rochester 102 000 x — 3 9 2 Memphia 91 Philadelphia at Arizona 6:40 p.m. SOCCER 37 Travis Kvapil 106 Batteries: Rochester — Domi- Monday, April 22: L.A. Clippers 93, Oakland at Seattle 7:10 p.m. 38 Scott Speed 71 9 a.m. nic Angwood, Dylan Fosnacht (5) and Memphis 91 Miami at LA Dodgers 7:10 p.m. FOX — English Football Association, FA Cup, Dustin Wilson; Kalama — Aubbie Lien Thursday, April 25: Memphis 94, L.A. Atlanta at San Francisco 7:15 p.m. 39 Michael McDowell 70 and Tanner Vossen Clippers 82 40 Michael Waltrip 63 championship, Manchester City vs. Wigan, at Saturday, April 27: Memphis 104, 41 Terry Labonte 52 London Softball L.A. Clippers 83 NHL 42 Timmy Hill 34 At Aberdeen Tuesday, April 30: Memphis 103, L.A. 43 Ken Schrader 29 10:30 a.m. BEARCATS 13, BOBCATS 3 (5 inn.) Clippers 93 Playoff Glance 44 Scott Riggs 6 NBCSN — MLS, Philadelphia at Chicago W.F. West 004 54 — 13 16 0 Friday, May 3: Memphis 118, L.A. All Times PDT 45 Brian Keselowski 4 • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013

Tuesday’s 2A Boys Soccer Tuesday’s 2A Softball Bearcats Seal EvCo Title With Win at Aberdeen By The Chronicle ABERDEEN — Marissa Reynolds drove in 7 runs, and W.F. West rolled to a 13-3 win over Aberdeen to wrap up the 2013 Evergreen 2A Conference softball title here on Tuesday. Reynolds, a Princeton-bound senior, hit a 3-run homer in the third inning, with a 2-run double in the fourth inning and a 2-run single in the fifth. W.F. West tallied 16 hits, and scored all of its runs in the third, fourth and fifth innings. Caitlin Reynolds, Kenna Tor- now, Jessica McKay and Ali Gra- ham all had two hits, and Kas- sidy Grandorff went 3 for 4. The league title was a nice highlight to the season, though the Bearcats — who finished second in the EvCo standings to Tumwater last season, and went on to beat Tumwater for the District 4 and State 2A titles — know regular-season success doesn't mean much in regard to the playoffs. "It's good, because we had so many young kids this year," W.F. West coach Mike Keen said. "It's good to se a winning attitude amongst them." It was also a nice way to Brandon Hansen / [email protected] bounce back from a loss to Aber- Centralia’s Prince Gundersen gets control of the ball in front of W.F. West’s Colton Marty during District 4 2A Soccer Tournament action Tuesday at Centralia’s Tiger Sta- deen in Chehalis on Monday. dium. Centralia won the game 3-0. "I was more pleased with the little things," Keen said. "We bunted runners along when we had to, executed where we didn't yesterday, and played pretty solid Tigers Blank Bearcats to Stay Alive defense today." W.F. West (16-2, 15-2 league) By The Chronicle better, pressured W.F. West bet- er Peterson with close-range (12-5 overall) defeats Mark Mor- will play at rival Centralia on W.F. West did its best to ter and didn't make the mistakes shots but he came up with two ris, the Tigers will play for the Thursday to close out the regular scare Centralia the last time the we did last time." major-league saves. Christian final District 4 berth to state on season, and will enter the Dis- two rivals met, battling hard be- The Tigers didn't allow a Corona put in a peace-of-mind Saturday. trict 4 2A Softball Tournament fore falling to the Tigers 4-3 on W.F. West shot on goal until the goal in the 59th minute on an on Thursday, May 16 against Capital. May 1. 26th minute of the game. Mean- assist from Prince Gundersen. United’s Season Ended by while, Centralia got three shots "Chehalis is always tough Centralia, however, was the Hoquiam frightening team Tuesday in a on goal and a corner kick in the and soccer is one of those games Tigers Sweep Capital loser-out District 4 2A Boys Soc- first seven minutes of the game where anyone can win in any ABERDEEN — Hoquiam’s before Sapkota got a goal kick OLYMPIA — Centralia piled cer Tournament game at Tiger given game," Parke said. "I was Jonathan Molina scored twice from Jake Peterson and streaked proud of my team, they didn't up hits and runs in a 10-0, 19-2 Stadium. and Hoquiam held off Toledo- to the Bearcats goal for a score lose their heads during this doubleheader sweep of Capital Centralia got goals from Winlock United, 3-1, here Tues- here Tuesday. in the eighth minute. W.F. West game out on the field." day in a loser-out District 4 1A Binod Sapkota, Laurencio Silva made some progress, taking Centralia finished the game The wins push the Tigers to and Christian Corona in a 3-0 Boys Soccer Tournament game. 12-5 in Evergreen 2A Conference three straight shots against the outshooting the Bearcats 15-8. Molina scored 10 minutes victory to end the Bearcats' sea- Tigers before halftime. W.F. West finishes the season action (13-5 overall) with only a into the game, but the Trico Senior Night home game against son and move on to host Mark "They did their best the boys 5-9. W.F. West on Thursday remain- Morris Thursday night in an- played real well," W.F. West "We made a couple of mis- combination squad evened the ing before the postseason. other loser-out game. coach Tino Sanchez said. "Our takes and that'll kill you in the slate with a goal from Adair Parker Pocklington went 4 "I feel a lot better about this hats are off to Centralia. They're game of soccer," Sanchez said. Garibay, on a Jacob Andrews as- for 4 with a 2-run home run in game then when we played be- a good team." The game was the final high sist, in the 20th minute. Centralia's 10-0 win in Game 1. fore," Centralia coach Sue Parke In the 54th minute, Silva was school soccer action for W.F. Mario Joya scored just before Mackenzie Wasson was 3 for 4 said. "We were able to put a lot able to find space in front of the West seniors Sergio Perez, Aldo halftime, and Molina added his and Erika Brower went 2 for 3 of stuff together that we had Bearcats goal to put Centralia up Sebastian, Reid Cooke, Colton second goal 2 minutes into the while holding the Cougars to just been doing in practice this sea- by two. W.F. West responded by Marty, Justin Deel, Aquileo Leal second half. two hits in a five-inning pitching son. The came out better, passed peppering Centralia's net mind- and Forrest Craig. If Centralia “The rest of the game was effort. locked in,” United coach Horst "They just couldn't hit her at Malunat said. “We were pressed all," Tiger coach Candy Hallom to score, and we couldn’t.” said. "She had a really nice game." United 10U Wins Back-to-Back Tournaments United finishes the season The second game was more with an 8-9 overall record, after of the same. Centralia tallied going 8-6 in SWW 1A League 16 hits, with Parker and Payton Trico Division play. It was a Pocklington each notching two marked improvement over 2012, and Wasson and Leti Ramirez in which United went 2-14. adding three apiece. “We have a lot of young guys, Centralia and rival W.F. West so we’re looking forward to next face off at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday year,” Malunat said. at Fort Borst Park. Local Bowling Standings

Kelli Erb / For The Chronicle Team United 10U won tournaments on back to back weekends, winning the Gold Championship at the Selah Black and Blue Tournaemnt April 27-28, and going 5-0 to win the Hub City Jam in Centralia last weekend. United improved to 28-1-1 on the season and has taken irst in six tournaments so far this year. Players, from left, are Haleigh Holmes, Faith Kennedy, Kyiah Kennedy, Lexi Trombly, Ava Fugate, Payge Crawford, Paytton Crawford, McKenzie Frazier, Payton Asle- ton, Ashlyn Whalen and Annika Mason. Coaches are Jamie Kennedy, Shaunie Kennedy, Ken Frazier, and Jason Fugate.

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MLB Hernandez Tops Burnett, Mariners trip Pirates 2-1

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pi- rates manager Clint Hurdle pre- dicted that it wouldn’t matter how well the Pirates swung the bat if Mariners ace Felix Her- nandez did his thing. For about four batters on Wednes- day, Hurdle looked as if he might be wrong. Pitts- burgh bolted to a quick SEATTLE 2 lead and had PITTSBURGH 1 runners on first and second with one out before the game was 20 minutes old. The door to a big inning was ajar.

Hernandez quickly slammed Gene J. Puskar / The Associated Press it shut, settling down after a Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Felix Hernandez (34) delivers during the third inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Pittsburgh, Wednesday,. shaky start to lead the Mariners to a 2-1 victory and a split of the “The kid is working so hard,” came in unbeaten in nearly a Hernandez didn’t botch his to a neck injury to starter Rus- brief two-game interleague se- Seattle manager Eric Wedge said. month and second in the Na- reprieve. Pittsburgh only man- sell Martin — and rolled away, ries. “He’s so young and he’s learning tional League in strikeouts be- aged to get one runner to third allowing Saunders to race home “I was OK,” Hernandez said. so much. I think he’s starting to hind New York’s Matt Harvey. the rest of the way. Jordy Mer- “I didn’t have my very best stuff and tie the game. get to the point where he can put Hernandez’s only miscue cer doubled leading off the fifth The wild pitch came af- but I battled hard ... Luckily, I a little more energy into his hit- came in the first. Starling Marte and advanced to third with one kept us in the game and we were ter Burnett nearly struck out ting and not have to worry quite led off with a double — his 17th out. Burnett, however, couldn’t Dustin Ackley on a 1-2 fastball able to win.” so much about his catching.” lead-off hit this season — then square a sacrifice bunt and Hernandez (5-2) struck out that appeared to paint the inside Starling Marte had two hits came around to score when Mc- Marte struck out. corner. Home plate umpire Paul five and walked one to improve for Pittsburgh and Andrew Mc- Cutchen singled up the middle Burnett cruised through the to 4-0 in his last five starts while Schrieber ruled it a ball, and sec- Cutchen added an RBI single with one out. Garrett Jones then first three innings, needing an onds later Saunders was sprint- shaving his ERA to 1.53. Tom but the Pirates didn’t muster walked, but Pittsburgh’s prom- economical 32 pitches to retire Wilhelmsen worked the ninth ing home. much after Hernandez found ising inning disappeared when the first nine batters. Yet his Burnett had little trouble for his ninth save. his footing. Mike McKenry hit into a dou- control briefly abandoned him with one of the worst offenses Pittsburgh’s A.J. Burnett (3- “He got some balls up early ble-play. in the fourth and his unfamil- 3) was almost as sharp, giving but then he got into his delivery It was the fourth straight iarity with backup catcher McK- in the majors until the seventh, up just two hits over seven in- and that allowed his arm to start game in which the Pirates let a enry may have cost the Pirates a when Montero took a 91 mph nings while striking out nine. working and he executed his potentially big first inning slip run. fastball and put it in the first row Yet he also walked four batters pitches,” Wedge said. “He was away. Pittsburgh went just 1 for Michael Saunders and Ja- of seats in center. Hernandez and gave up Montero’s third getting them to take a lot of bad 6 with runners in scoring posi- son Bay walked leading off the and Wilhelmsen took care of the homer of the season with one swings.” tion. fourth and were on second rest as the Mariners improved to out in the seventh. The showdown between the “It just seems that we’ve got and third with two outs when 8-4 in their last 12 games as they The shot to the first row of two staff aces lived up to its to find a better answer,” Hurdle Burnett bounced a curveball try to bounce back from a hor- seats in right-center field was a billing. Hernandez entered the said. “Maybe it’s our mindset to home plate that smacked off rific start. boost for the slumping Montero, game ranked in the top five in but we’re getting pitched tough. McKenry — who was catch- All three of Montero’s hom- who came into the game hitting the American League in ERA It’s not like it’s chopped liver ing Burnett for just the second ers have come in games started just .203. and strikeouts while Burnett we’ve been facing.” time in the regular season due and won by Hernandez. Mother’s Day Is Right Around The Corner On May 12th! Give your mother or grandmother the gift of local news! Renew Her For every month you subscribe, a Home Delivery ticket will be put in our drawing for a Subscription: “Mother’s Basket” from The Bath Depot. 1 month at $12.90 That’s 12 chances to 3 months at $35.15 win if you purchase The Chronicle 6 months at $65.15 12 months! 12 months at $122.00 Drawing will be held on May 10, 2013 at 4:00pm.

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Namaste At the end of each yoga class many teachers bring their hands together in front of the heart, bow their head and say "Namaste" and the students bring their hands together and respond in kind. Have you ever wondered exactly what Namaste means? A good definition of Namaste would be "I bow to your true self". The true self might be seen as the deeper, more essential you, less connected to ego, social expectations and pretensions. So the exchange of Namaste at the end of class is a wonderful way to honor the true self in each of us, and recognize that all life is interrelated. - yoga4everybody.blogspot.com

Pete Caster / [email protected] Above Left: Thorbeckes Yoga instructor Melissa Fox leads a morning beginners class on Monday in Chehalis. Fox, 44, Chehalis, has been teaching yoga classes at Thorbeckes FitLife Center for over three years. Above Right: Cherie Althauser, Centralia, along with the rest of her yoga classmates, locks her arms under her leg as she binds in a side angle. Top: Cherie Althauser moves into warrior-one position during a Monday morning yoga class in Chehalis.

By Sara Potter but overall wellness,” Wolf explained. “I think For the Chronicle wellness isn’t about having strong abs, or biceps, but CLASSES AND STUDIOS: a strong overall being, and finding that practice or ◉ Being outnumbered by eighteen females on a exercise that gives you joy and fitness at the same time, Embody Movement Studio & Lifestyle Monday morning yoga class at Chehalis Thorbeckes, no matter what it is.” Boutique is located at 115 S. Tower, Centralia. For more information contact Christina Matt Griesse and the only other gentleman in the Wolf believes that as our community has more Wolf at (360) 330-2639, facebook.com/ crowd of downward facing dogs were hard not to miss. diverse options and more knowledge about the EmbodyCentralia, EmbodyCentralia@gmail. “It has been me and at least one guy in each class practice of yoga and it’s overall benefits to a person’s com. I have come to at Thorbeckes, but I think as the word well-being, classes everywhere will begin to be evenly Classes are expected to include: Yoga, gets out about yoga, more men will start to attend,” attended by men and women. Griesse says. “I work in construction, staying in a lot Pilates mat, Nia, Tai chi, and hoop dancing. “I think it can be intimidating for beginners, men Classes and hours are to be determined as of stationary positions, and it feels great to be able to and women, to come into any classroom for the first stretch and move my body, the last thing I want to do their grand opening in August comes closer. time, and especially a class with movements that they The lifestyle boutique will offer clothing is lift weights, I do that all day.” don’t know much about,” she said. “I am excited to Yoga is a practice that focuses on a series of and jewelry, movement supplies (yoga mats, keep spreading the word, and to make sure to have blocks, straps, hoops, etc.), natural beauty postures and breathing exercises, practiced to achieve our classes available for men and women who have control of the body and mind, and to bring them care, fragrances and essential oils, books, no experience with any of these practices, and to help music, tea and healthy snacks, gifts and more. together. It is a practice that can benefit men and them find the one that works best for them; anything woman, of all ages. in life can be intimidating, until you try it, so I hope ◉ Centralia Thorbeckes is at located Griesse thinks there is, definitely, a misconception, everybody tries anything they may think they could 2020 Borst Ave., Unit 2, for more information though, that yoga is for women. be interested in.” contact the front desk at 360-736-1683. “I am usually outnumbered by females in the yoga And yoga isn’t just starting to find more males ◉ Chehalis Thorbeckes is located at 915 SW classes I attend, but I think it is just as beneficial for basking in its benefits; it is also keeping the aging Chehalis Ave., for more information contact men to focus on stretching and breathing, especially young. the front desk at (360) 748-3744. in labor or manual jobs,” he said. “Yoga isn’t just good “I have had two hip replacements and know my Current classes include: Yoga, power yoga, for your body, it is a time to meditate and think, it can flexibility wouldn’t be where it is today, without stretch yoga, gentle yoga, and Pilates. be an exercise, and a time to search inside yourself, taking yoga,” said Brigitte Pagel, a 77 year-old that has and it can be beneficial for anybody male or female.” been attending yoga classes for the better part of the Christina Wolf, owner of Embody, a new last five years. “It has helped with my strength, so I movement studio & lifestyle boutique opening in can attend other classes, and be able to lift weights,” *Nia is sensory-based, high energy fusion of dance, martial arts and healing arts. downtown Centralia in August, says she has had she explains. “After my last hip surgery I couldn’t both male and female responses to the benefits of the walk 10 feet on my own and now I can hold almost *Hoop dancing is playful and fun movement, practices her studio will be offering. all the positions in class; it has helped keep me young.” dance, and body conditioning using hula hoops. “I had a great community response at the Tina Gross has worked for Thorbeckes for the past *Tai chi is a martial art for balance, relaxation, ladies night, recently, and found men and women seven years, teaching group fitness, personal training, health and wellness. both interested in all the classes we are planning on and as a wellness program director. She began offering, and not just about their physical wellness, teaching yoga a year ago, and says that not only has *Pilates mat is strength training, flexibility, and conditioning. please see YOGA, page Life 2 Life 2 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 Life

Yoga: Many Health Benefits Continued from Life page 1 me until I was presented with teaching yoga a year ago, and an opportunity to teach a hatha says that not only has she seen yoga class,” Gross explained. the growth of yoga locally, but “Since then I have found that everywhere. not only are my other workout “I have seen a steady strengths improving and injury- growth in yoga not only in free, but that I’m thoroughly our community, but across the enjoy growing my personal United States,” she said. “Yoga practice alongside my class, I has something to offer everyone. see participants growing and it There are several practices: inspires me.” hatha, vinyasa, kundalini, And, Wolf says, the more ashtanga, hot, and others that individuals that find their joy people can choose from to cater and health, the better it is for to their particular wellness everybody in our community. goal, and the best thing about “My overall goal in opening it is you can make your practice Embody is to help everyone about strength and power or find their joy in the movement you can choose to make it about they do, whether it is yoga, quieting the outside world and hooping, weight lifting, either finding a calmer place.” here with us, at Thorbeckes, or Pete Caster / [email protected] Yoga has also been credited to learn the tools and do it at With her arms out to the side, Carolann Braun focuses on the inger tips of her right hand while in warrior two position dur- in helping individuals recover home,” she exclaimed. “Health ing yoga class at Thorbeckes FitLife Center in Chehalis on Monday. from injuries, allowing their and wellness can spread so fast, body to stretch and find balance, and to provide the tools to help as well as helping athletes individuals get there should be and others stay injury free, by everyone’s overall goal.” HeaLTH anD WeLLness Tip - BreaTHing stretching and adding to their ••• mobility. Sara Potter is a freelance How can breathing help with health and wellness? “I personally can see the journalist living in Centralia, with • Strengthens your respiratory and immune systems. • Energizes greater alertness to your body and brain. multitude of benefits any her husband and two daughters. practice of yoga can offer, I was She loves learning about all • Reduces stress. • Promotes healing on emotional, physical and always a ‘cardio junkie’, and types of health and fitness, inside psychological levels. yoga was not in the forefront for and outdoors.

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SPRING IS PRIME TIME TO VISIT OTHER RAIN FORESTS: When it comes to Pacific coastal rain forests, the Hoh gets all the attention, but drippy springtime is the perfect season to visit the many other rain forests in the region.

By Jeff Layton the best salmon fishing on the commodations at the luxurious Jeff Layton / The Seattle Times Special to The Seattle Times planet. Wickaninnish Inn (www.wick- Waves crash against sandy inn.com) and the ethereal Pa- Flat boardwalks make for easy hiking at Ozette in Olympic National Park. I like to imagine myself beaches, but the glacial-hewn cific Sands Beach Resort (www. with Dr. Seuss whenever I valleys and deep fjords lend to pacificsands.com). spend time in a Pacific coastal the nickname “Yosemite by the rain forest. What strange and sea.” Bear watching, fishing, marvelous worlds would that hiking and hot springs are usu- Ucluelet, B.C. man conjure if he spent an ally accessed by sailboat and The spectacular Wild Pacific hour among the plant colonies kayak, or via fly-in lodges. thriving on a nurse log or tree Trail near the town of Ucluelet, branch? What Dr. Seuss would like: B.C., is a moderate 5.3-mile path Tree-lichen kingdoms and ducking in and out of rain-forest The mysterious white “spirit habitat and jaw-dropping coast- moss-bearded giants would bear.” A Kermode bear is actu- surely find their way into his al cliffs. ally a black bear with a rare ge- All of it is offered on a platter imagination (and mine) when I netic combination that gives it a stroll with him. It’s not difficult of jagged coast and carpet-moss stark blonde appearance. to play the game because tem- woodland that is obtainable for perate rain forests are so rich any reasonably fit person. View- If you go: Tours available at with unusual nooks and cran- ing platforms provide an array nies, and chock full of amazing www.mapleleafadventures.com of sights and sounds for hikers. little critters. and Grizzly Bear Lodge & Safa- There are waxy things, ri (www.grizzly-bear-watching. What Dr. Seuss would like: slippery things, odd smelling com). Ancient spruces and cedars things, and in spring, you’ll make their homes on the edges find lots and lots of green. Tofino, B.C. of stunning cliffs. Wherever you look, you see Forests around Clayoquot If you go: 45 minutes south walls of green, green, green. It’s Sound are slammed with more of Tofino. no wonder I think of oobleck. than 10 feet of rain every year. Rain forests constitute The result: one of the wettest, around 6 percent of the earth’s richest and loamiest places on Lake Quinault surface, and most of that is in the planet. the Amazon. Unlike their trop- An hour south of Forks, Pacific Rim National Park, you’ll find the soggy Lake ical cousins, Pacific coastal rain near Tofino, is one of North the giant spruce, as well as the nearby Lake Ozette is Wash- forests receive most of their Quinault area, home to a re- largest-known Western red ce- ington’s third-largest lake and America’s most exquisite un- flective lake, an old homestead, moisture seasonally, meaning dar (174 feet tall and 19.5 feet offers backcountry camping to touched rain forests. A variety Roosevelt elk and plenty of lush, spring is the time of year when of boardwalk hikes and beach around), within a short drive or kayakers, canoeists and other everything explodes with a dripping trails. walk from the lodge. Reserva- trails can be found just off the Activity is centered on the flotsam. million shades of green. main road. As a bonus, Tofino tions at olympicnationalparks. 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Lake Quinault is a good alternative to the Hoh Ozette would glance up and notice into Canada — and what Dr. What Dr. Seuss would like: the 300-year-old petroglyphs Seuss might like about them. if you’re driving on Highway A very different looking rain Home to big mammals such as 101 since it’s much closer to the forest from what you’ll see in carved into rocks. bears, wolves and cougars that highway. the Hoh, the Ozette triangle is a Great Bear Rain Forest, B.C. hunt in the forest and beaches great boardwalk hike for begin- If you go: Two hours west On the British Columbia alike. What Dr. Seuss would like: ners. From the parking lot it’s of Port Angeles. The trail begins mainland near the north end of The world’s largest-known a flat 9-mile loop that spends 6 at the lake’s north end. See www. Vancouver Island is one of the If you go: On the remote spruce tree, at 191 feet tall and miles in the forest and 3 miles nps.gov/olym largest remaining temperate West Coast of Vancouver Island, more than 58 feet around. along the rugged beach. Camp- ••• rain forests in the world. The it’s a trek to get there but totally ing is possible on the coastal sec- Seattle-based freelancer Jeff Great Bear Rain Forest is home worth it. Take a ferry from the If you go: 40 miles north tion of the hike, by arrangement Layton has traveled to more than to 1,000-year-old cedar trees B.C. mainland to Nanaimo and of Hoquiam, off Highway 101. with Ozette ranger station (it’s 75 countries as a journalist, photog- as well as whales, wolves and drive 3.5 hours across Vancou- Fishing gear, canoe, kayak and in Olympic National Park). rapher and tour leader. He blogs at bears, not to mention some of ver Island. Find high-end ac- rowboat rentals available. 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On the House Restoring or Replacing Kitchen Cutting Boards board is a relatively simple job, bing several coats of mineral oil especially if you have a power into the surface. Remove excess sander. It’s an undertaking for oil with a clean, dry cloth. the garage or workshop not the For cutting boards that re- kitchen since you’ll be generat- semble a topographical map, re- ing a fair amount of dust. Lay the placement is in order. As with board on a stable surface, being the restoration process, you’ll certain that it is dry. It might want to remove the cutting board from its opening and work By James and Morris Carey need to air dry for a day or two. Also, protect the face plate or on it in a garage or workshop. Most kitchen cutting boards “pull” with masking tape so that Start by removing the face are made from maple. It is a rela- the painted or stained surface is plate of the cutting board. This tively hard wood that is not very not damaged during sanding. can best be done using a block absorbent, and as such is an ideal Start the sanding process of wood and a hammer. Lightly surface for carving. As with any with a coarse sandpaper such as tap the block with the hammer wood, however, maple eventu- 50-grit. You’ll be doing a coarse, while alternating sides to avoid ally will wear down, and repair medium and light or “finish” splitting. Clip any nails which or replacement will be necessary. sanding, so be careful not to protrude through the back of the Over time, the cutting board take the surface too far down. face plate with side cutters. becomes stained, knicked and The coarse sanding will even This is a good time to paint cut up so that carving and clean- out the irregularities that exist. or re-stain and varnish the face ing become difficult. When using a power sander or plate if it’s on the worn side. Do- A cutting board with a mod- a hand-sanding block it is best ing this at this point will give the est amount of wear can be to use an even back-and-forth new finish time to dry while you sanded periodically to restore motion and work in the same di- fashion the cutting board. a smooth surface. This stopgap rection as the grain for the most Cutting board replacement remedy can be employed only a professional result. material can be found at most time or two before replacement Once most of the unevenness major home improvement cen- is required. Sanding is applica- has been eliminated, use an 80 to ters, lumber yards and cabinet ble only to cutting boards con- 100-grit paper, then finish-sand shops. structed of solid material. Those the surface with a 220-grit paper. Laminated strips of maple made from veneer plywood will Remove the masking tape at or birch glued together are ideal likely require replacement. the face plate and complete the replacement materials for your Restoring a worn cutting restoration process by hand rub- cutting board, but can be costly. Edge-glued pine panels are less expensive and more read- KITCHEN ISLAND LIVIN ily available. Unfortunately, pine cil line at the perimeter. Make sandpaper. won’t last quite as long. For that sure that one of the four sides is Attach the face plate using On TV’s “Fantasy Island,” Mr. Roarke (Ricardo Montalban) granted wishes reason recommend maple or aligned with the manufactured wood glue and adjustable clamps. to make his visitors happy. If you too dream of having your own fantasy edge of the new material. This Be sure to wipe up any glue that island somewhere nice — like smack in the middle of your kitchen — birch. you can fulfill your fantasy. Here’s what to do and not to do. To do it right, You’ll want to be sure that the side will be used where the face might ooze from the joint once allow at least 36 inches on each side and about 24 inches per person for replacement material is equal in piece is joined, for a more uni- clamped. Allow the glue to seating. If a kitchen island is too small, it’s worthless. One too big is just thickness to that being replaced. form joint. Cut the material with dry overnight and remove the too hard to manage and clean. Avoid using glass cabinet doors (they’re It should be just slightly smaller a jigsaw and a finish blade. clamps. dangerous) and skip any counter seating in traffic patterns. Add-ons, like than the opening in the cabinet. Next, lightly sand the sawed Complete the job by rubbing a wet sink, increase efficiency, and overhead lights keep your task areas Use the old cutting board as edges smooth with a medium in several coats of mineral oil or bright. Kitchen islands add lots of flair and drama. Another big benefit is a pattern for the new one. Place grade sandpaper (80 to 100-grit). another non-toxic wood finish. the space. Ahh, Island living, in the kitchen! the old board over the new piece Also, sand the cutting surface Remove the excess with a dry of material and scribe a pen- smooth with a 220-grit fine cloth. Life 4 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 LIFE

Lewis County History of — est. 1845 —

Is There a Doctor in the House?

Submitted by Ellen Barnett for Our Hometowns This circa 1900s photo includes the oice of “Doctor Woody,” or Frank L. Wood, a Toledo physician. The people in front of the doctor’s oice are unknown.

Circus Has Heavy Horses is nothing to be gained by stop- American dessert, pie, is placed headworks on Connelly creek do something about problems n 1889, Farini & McMa- ping off here. Until recently on a train for a holiday at the and iron pipes for the distri- with vagrants in their area. Ihon’s Circus performed in it was the rule rather than the beginning of the demonstra- bution system,” The Centralia “These have included public Centralia in front of two large exception to pick up a dozen tion and then the nimble fin- Daily Chronicle reported. drunkenness, public urination audiences. or more every night, but now gers of the experts proceed to “Burwell Bantz of Cheha- in front of our employees and “The company is composed the number is dwindling down prepare any number of desserts lis has been designated by the customers, defecating in a card- to one or two. The hobos have of good artists,” The Centralia to substitute for pie. Near the town council to look after the board dumpster and sleeping at no chance to make the rounds conclusion of the presentation, city’s interest in connection the doorsteps of businesses in News wrote. “The bareback rid- of the town, but are dropped ing by the McMahons was good pie returns from the holiday with a plan to connect Morton this area,” the petition read. “… into the jail and released next by transmission lines, under and the horses superb, though a morning with an injunction to and then these experts show a We ask that the council take ac- trifle heavy.” number of modern versions of PAW, with the Tacoma system, tion to have them permanently keep moving. Chehalis is get- near Alder.” ting them in strong numbers, this old favorite, and demon- removed, move them on, or Tramps and Hobos but both cities are now receiv- strate ways and means to get turn them into tax paying citi- ing less of the itinerants than best results in pie baking.” Take Mom to Dinner zens.” Avoid Centralia “While that certainly may formerly.” n 1959, Ray’s Café at n May 1911, The Centralia not be the image we want to Weekly Chronicle wrote Morton’s Water Project IFords Prairie advertised I “Take Mom Out To Dinner” for see in this city, those people do that tramps were avoiding the ‘Pie Takes a Holiday’ Begun by WPA have rights and we can’t violate city of Centralia. Comes to Centralia Mother’s Day. A fried chicken n 1936, the Works Prog- dinner or baked ham, with all them,” Dennis Dawes, interim “The hobo problem is be- ress Administration sent police chief said. “It’s tough. ing solved most satisfacto- n 1934, Gesler-McNiven, I the trimmings, cost $1.25. rily by the police department ICentralia representative $23,000 to Morton for the re- Anytime you have the economy of this city,” the newspaper for Leonard Refrigerator Com- building of the Morton’s water take a downturn, you have this wrote. “Centralia is becom- pany, presented “Pie Takes a system. Vagrants, Leave Chehalis! kind of problem.” ing known by bums as a place Holiday,” a demonstration just “The work is being done n 2004, thirty-three He acknowledged that his to be avoided and the tramps completed in New York. under WPA supervision, and Inorthern Chehalis resi- officers have cited people for passing in both directions are J.C. McNiven promoted the specifications call for a creo- dents or businesses petitioned the activities in the petition in beginning to realize that there event by saying, “This great soted wooden main from the the Chehalis City Council to several parts of Chehalis. Washington LONGSHOREMEN AND MARITIME WORKERS state STRIKE WEST COAST AND HISTORY SEATTLE ON MAY 9, 1934 Courtesy Frances Daffron HistoryLink.org recruited unemployed men includ- three-day general strike. In Los An- International Longshoremen’s Asso- ciation leader Shelvy Dafron; killed at On May 9, 1934, 1,500 Seattle ing African Americans as strike- geles, police killed two strikers and Point Wells on June 30, 1934. Longshoremen join 12,500 other breakers and enabled these strike- wounded 21 strikers. maritime workers in closing every breakers to avoid crossing picket seaport between San Diego and Ju- lines by moving workers to docks neau. It is the first industry-wide and by housing them aboard ships. BETTER CONDITIONS strike on the West Coast. The strike When 100 University of Wash- WERE OBTAINED comes after steamship companies ington students were recruited as refuse to negotiate with the Long- strikebreakers, the University presi- Federal arbitrators decided most shoremen over the issues of rep- dent denied the shipping firms ac- issues in favor of the Longshoremen, resentation by the International cess to the University’s wharf. including an end to the “shape- Longshoremen’s Union, a union- up” where men waited at docks ev- Courtesy MOHAI controlled hiring hall, closed shops ery day to be picked for work. The Strikers assemble at Piers 90-91 on July 19, 1934. (all employees are represented by A COSTLY STRIKE union and the shipping companies one union), higher wages, and Police in Seattle battled strikers began to run a hiring hall jointly shorter hours. The maritime unions with clubs and tear gas, and a police where all union members had equal such as the Masters, Mates and Pi- tear-gas canister killed a striking opportunities for work. Wages in- lots, the Cooks and Stewards, the sailor at Smith Cove. A Longshore- creased and the dock workers got a Seamen, and the Marine Engineers man was shot to death at the Point six-hour day and a 30 hour week. join in, and all the unions agree to Wells fuel terminal north of the city. As a result of this strike, Afri- stay off the job until settlements are A Special Deputy Sheriff employed can Americans, Filipinos, and other reached with all of them. “for special work by the citizens’ non-whites were admitted to the The strike continued until July emergency committee” was also maritime unions on the same basis

31 when the Longshoremen voted killed. Two University of Wash- as whites, ending their exploitation Courtesy MOHAI to turn the dispute over to federal ington students died in a lumber as strikebreakers. During the strike, Police with submachine guns guard- arbitration. loading accident. In San Francisco, blacks served on strike committees ing Pier 41 during longshoremen’s In Seattle, shipping companies police shot two men, triggering a and on staff picket lines. strike, Seattle, July 20, 1934. • Life 5 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013

Find answers to the puzzles here on Sudoku Puzzle One Puzzle Two on page Life 6.

Crossword

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: S equals D

“DKS HKLRI FOEN Y DTRYE HKLR ENR GYB

FNKIR NRYTE OI JPTIEOBD FOEN Y CYIIOKB

UKT ENR OGCKIIOJHR.” — FOHHOYG JKKEN

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Slash & Learn: Pretzel Bread Elevates Any Sandwich After a Brief Baking Soda Bath

By Kim Ode water down your sink’s drain for a quick, Star Tribune (Minneapolis) easy cleansing.) Pretzel bread dough can be used for People say beauty is skin-deep like it’s a variety of sandwiches. We like it in a a bad thing. smaller “slider” shape, filled with corned Consider the burnished dermis of beef, Swiss cheese and Thousand Island pretzel bread, a hot dining trend in the dressing. To bring this Reuben into burger world, but also a resurgence of spring, we replaced the sauerkraut with artisan technique. While the innards the crunch of lightly dressed coleslaw. of a sandwich naturally get the most You’ll get 16 sliders from this recipe. attention, stacking them inside a The dough also can be made into strikingly contrasted pretzel bun doubles burger-size buns (you’ll get eight) and the pleasure. Remember: We eat with our terrific beds for hot dogs or brats (again, eyes. think eight). The pretzel-like mahogany crust Or skip the sandwich stage and comes from giving each bun a quick dip shape the dough into chubby pretzel in a baking soda bath. The real beauty, breadsticks — great for adding interest to however, emerges from a few quick slits a bread basket, to munch with a cold beer across the top into the interior dough or dip into melted cheese. You should which, never exposed to the baking soda, get about a dozen. (Keeping them just retains a creamy white color as it bakes. 5 to 6 inches long makes them easier to The resulting contrast makes a manage in the soda bath.) Tom Wallace / Minneapolis Star Tribune gorgeous crust that also tastes great, For the slashes, a razor blade (safest Above: While the innards of a sandwich naturally get the most attention, stacking them inside a thanks to the particular tang of the soda in a hardware-store box cutter) makes strikingly contrasted pretzel bun doubles the pleasure. dip. the cleanest cut, but your sharpest knife Top: Stages of Petzel Bread: Poaching dough for 30 seconds in baking soda water, brushing with Because we love you, we’re looking works, too. You can even snip the buns frothed egg whites and making slits across buns before baking. out for your well-being by using baking with a pair of scissors. soda instead of the traditional lye. Few Whatever you use, the result will turn Directions: home bakers enjoy donning safety glasses heads. As we make the turn into the ½ cup water Combine ½ cup water, milk and and rubber gloves and cranking up the grilling and picnicking season, pretzel ½ cup milk butter in a microwave-safe container ventilation system just to put dinner on bread is a tasty way to lend beauty to your 2 tbsp. butter, softened and heat for about 45 seconds to melt the the table, which is what lye requires. feast. 3 cup flour butter and warm the milk. Set aside. The essential science remains the In the bowl of a stand mixer or in a same: Lye and baking soda are both 2 tbsp. brown sugar PRETZEL BREAD 2 ¼ tsp. (1 envelope) instant yeast medium mixing bowl, combine flour, alkalines, but lye has far more corrosive brown sugar, yeast, salt and egg yolk. 2 tsp. salt qualities. Food-quality lye may be Makes 16 sliders, 8 burger or hot dog Slowly begin adding milk mixture and ordered online, but it’s pricey and still buns, or a dozen breadsticks. 1 egg, separated mix until dough comes together in a requires safety measures. Note: This recipe is adapted from Cooking spray shaggy mass. If it seems too dry, add a (Besides, using a simmering baking allrecipes.com. For an even chewier roll, Cornmeal for pan teaspoon of water. Mix or knead until soda bath offers an unexpected benefit: substitute bread flour for all-purpose flour. ¾ cup baking soda the dough is smooth and springy, about Once all the dough is dipped, slit and Instant yeast also is called rapid-rise or Coarse kosher salt for sprinkling 5 minutes. popped into the oven, pour the hot soda bread machine yeast. please see PRETZELBREAD, page Life 6 Life 6 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 LIFE Pretzel Bread: Resulting Contrast Creates Gorgeous Crust That Also Tastes Great

Continued from Life 5 it comes to a gentle boil, slowly In a bowl coated with add the baking soda. It will cooking spray, place the dough, foam and bubble vigorously. flipping it over so the top is oiled, Add the rested pieces of too. Cover with plastic wrap and dough to the simmering water, set in a warm place to rise until poaching them for 30 seconds, doubled, about an hour. then flipping them over for Preheat oven to 375 degrees. another 30 seconds. You may Turn out risen dough need to do this in two batches. onto a lightly floured surface With a slotted spoon or and divide into equal pieces, spatula, lift and place poached depending on the shape you buns on the prepared baking desire. To make a tight bun sheet. Froth egg white with a shape, balance the dough on fork, then brush each bun with your middle finger and pull the egg white. Using a box cutter sides down and under, pinching or sharp knife, make 2 to 4 slits to make a smooth ball. Place across the top of each bun, about each shaped piece of dough on ¼-inch deep. Sprinkle with salt, a baking sheet. Once all are then bake for 20 minutes until shaped, cover with a clean dish deep brown. towel and set aside to rest. Cool on wire rack. Pretzel Spray another baking buns are best eaten the same sheet with cooking spray, then day they’re baked. If you need to sprinkle with cornmeal. (The freeze them, or bag them for the poached dough can stick to a next day, omit the salt sprinkle. baking sheet, so using both oil Nutrition information per and cornmeal matters. Don’t serving: Calories: 121; Fat: 2 g; Sodium: 316 use parchment paper; if you mg, Carbohydrates: 22 g; Saturated have a Silpat, life is good.) fat: 1 g; Calcium: 17 mg, Protein: 3 Tom Wallace / While the dough is resting, g; Cholesterol: 16 mg; Dietary fiber: 1 Minneapolis Star Tribune begin heating about 12 cups g, Diabetic exchanges per serving: 1½ In making pretzel bread, turn out risen dough onto a lightly loured surface and divide into equal pieces, depending on the of water in a large pot. When bread/starch, ½ fat. shape you desire.

ADVICE: Dear Abby Cellphone Snoop Suspects Friend of Having an Affair DEAR ABBY: I have a friend I’m usually pretty good with my anything right. The week ended suggest that you have a private I have loved Tim far longer who I believe is having an af- hunches, though. with a really angry text from my chat with him and say that if he than she has been in the picture, fair. I have no concrete evidence, Any words of wisdom would boss. He was right. I was in the has a bone to pick with you, you and I feel this is a chance for only a slew of circumstantial be welcome. — NICK IN NEW wrong, and I apologized. He sent would prefer to hear it from his happiness that fate has offered evidence such as odd work ENGLAND me another text, still angry, and lips rather than have it com- us and we are meant to grow hours, blocks of DEAR NICK: What are my whole weekend was ruined municated in a text, which was old together. Are we wrong to mystery time set you doing going through your by it. I kept thinking how mad hurtful. pursue a relationship? — CON- aside at night in friend’s cellphone day planner he was, and how in a few days, FLICTED IN CALIFORNIA his cellphone’s and reading his texts? He doesn’t I’d start my week in the dog- DEAR ABBY: After my best DEAR CONFLICTED: If day planner, and have to account to you for his house. friend of more than 20 years, I’ll Tim has been in love with you evading ques- time. For all you know the man I can’t figure out how not to call him Tim, told me his wife all these years, he couldn’t have tions about texts may be in a 12-step program or take work home with me. Also, had cheated on him, I confessed had much of a marriage. His from females. a therapy group. If he wanted I can’t help but think he was that I am in love with him. His wife’s infidelity was his “get out I have no you to know what he’s doing, he wrong using a text as a means of response floored me. Tim an- of jail” ticket and he took it. I idea how to ap- By Abigail Van Buren would tell you. Right now the discussing the issue. I don’t want nounced that he has been in love don’t know what your “friend’s” proach him, or “friendliest” thing you can do is to make him angrier. How do with me all this time and can definition of adultery is, but ac- if I even should. I wouldn’t know mind your own business. I confront this issue? — STILL imagine growing old with only cording to Webster’s dictionary, how to begin the conversation UPSET IN OREGON me. you’re not committing it. with him because I have no solid DEAR ABBY: I have worked DEAR STILL UPSET: It A friend told me I’m commit- ••• proof. I always considered him at my job almost 10 years. Most would have been much better ting adultery with Tim because Dear Abby is written by Abigail to be a decent individual, but in of the owners are nice, and the management if your boss had he is now in the process of leav- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne the back of my mind now I’m staff is great. I like my job most talked with you face to face ing his cheating wife for me. Am Phillips, and was founded by her thinking, “He’s cheating on his days. about what was wrong with your I? We haven’t been intimate, nor mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear wife!” What makes me uneasy is I had a really bad week re- performance. By now, your boss do we plan to sleep with each Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. that it’s all based on my hunch. cently. I felt like I couldn’t do should have cooled off, and I other until the divorce is final. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 5. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 7

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: R equals G

“K YSKAA SPKOF NGHNAG UKAA TKOZ HJS

SPWS K’B XGWAAD OHS CGXD SWAGOSGZ ...

KS’Y WAA VJYS LGGO W LKR YPWB.”

— BKIPGAAG NTGKTTGX

SOLUTION TO PUZZLE ON PAGE LIFE 7: “God loves with a great love the man whose heart is bursting with a passion for the impossible.” — William Booth © 2013 by NEA, Inc. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 • Life 7

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 10 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 9, 2013 COMICS

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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An estranged dad poses as a nanny to be with his children. ’ (CC) Dog and Beth: On the Hunt ’ (CC) CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed Paid Program Cancer: Winning CNN 44 44 There’s Something Wrong Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown There’s Something Wrong With Aunt Diane ’ (CC) Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown There’s Something Wrong CNNH 45 45 There’s Something Wrong With Aunt Diane ’ (CC) Mystery Det. Mystery Det. Nancy Grace Mysteries There’s Something Wrong Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown COM 60 60 › Mr. Deeds Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 The bum- Tosh.0 (CC) Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts Tosh Katt Williams: Kattpacalypse Katt Wil- (2002) (CC) bling surfer. (CC) unleashes his unique point of view. liams performs. (CC) D I S 41 41 Austin & Ally ’ A.N.T. Farm (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) ›› Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006) Premiere. ’ (CC) Good-Charlie A.N.T. Farm (CC) Shake It Up! ’ Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Deadliest Catch A showdown between Sons of Guns “Under Siege” A black- Sons of Guns “Hangfire” Will and Joe Sons of Guns “Will’s Monster” The SO- Sons of Guns Flem modifies an MK-7; Sons of Guns “Will’s Monster” The SO- DSC 8 8 Saga and Seabrooke. (CC) listed customer visits the shop. head to Jordan. ’ (CC) COM order is still on hold. (CC) anti-tank cannon. ’ (CC) COM order is still on hold. (CC) E! 65 65 E! News ››› Pride & Prejudice (2005, Drama) Keira Knightley, Matthew MacFadyen, Judi Dench. A man Married to Jonas Married to Jonas Married to Jonas Fashion Police Guests Brad Goreski begins a convoluted courtship with a young woman. “The New Dani” and Laila Ali. College Softball SEC Tournament, Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Final: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 NHRA Drag Racing Summit Racing Equipment Southern Nationals. (CC) NBA Face to Face NBA Tonight (N) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight NBA Face to Face FAM 39 39 ››› Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) ››› Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Daniel Radcliffe. New dangers lurk for Harry, Dumbledore and their friends. ›› Hocus Pocus (1993) Bette Midler. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye (N) Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Iron Chef America Restaurant Stakeout Restaurant Stakeout Restaurant Stakeout Restaurant Stakeout Iron Chef America FX 53 53 ›› Soul Surfer (2011, Drama) AnnaSophia Robb, Helen Hunt, Dennis Quaid. › The Waterboy (1998, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates, Henry Winkler. A ››› Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008, Romance-Comedy) Jason Segel, Kristen Competitive surfer Bethany Hamilton loses an arm in a shark attack. simpleton’s angry outbursts lead to gridiron glory. Bell. A musician encounters his ex and her new lover in Hawaii. GOLF 70 70 Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. Live From THE PLAYERS Analysis, highlights, interviews and features. Meet My Mom (2010, Romance) Lori The Shunning (2011, Drama) Danielle Panabaker, Sherry Stringfield. Katie has Beverly Lewis’ The Confession (2013, Drama) Sherry Stringfield. Premiere. A Beverly Lewis’ The Confession (2013) HALL 19 19 Loughlin, Johnny Messner. (CC) always felt something missing in her simple Amish existence. (CC) man hatches a devious scheme to inherit his dying wife’s estate. (CC) Sherry Stringfield. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It Holly and Peter. Love It or List It (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Nazi America: A Secret History Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LI FE 51 51 Stolen Child (2011, Suspense) Emmanuelle Vaugier, Corbin Bernsen. (CC) Dangerous Intuition (2013) Tricia Helfer, Estella Warren. Premiere. (CC) Ticket Out (2010) Ray Liotta, Alexandra Breckenridge. Premiere. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup “Inside San Quentin” Lockup “Return to Riker’s Island” Lockup: Raw “Consequences” Lockup: Raw “The Three R’s” MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ›› Jackass 3.5 (2011, Comedy) Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera. ’ MTV Special ’ MTV Special ’ MTV Special ’ MTV Special ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Conference Quarterfinal: Teams TBA. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) NHL Live (N) Formula One Racing Grand Prix of Spain, Qualifying. IndyCar 36 NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob Odd Parents Monsters, Alien SpongeBob SpongeBob Big Time Rush Wendell & Vinnie The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Walk the Line (2005, Biography) ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. (CC) Movie Movie R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. SPIKE 57 57 ›› The Punisher (2004, Action) ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Rock, Johnny Knoxville, Neal McDonough. A ›› Four Brothers (2005, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, André Benjamin. Premiere. ›› Fighting (2009, Thomas Jane, John Travolta. ’ sheriff and a deputy try to rid their town of thugs. ’ Siblings seek revenge for their adoptive mother’s murder. ’ Drama) ’ SYFY 59 59 Lake Placid 2 (2007), Sam McMurray Lake Placid 3 (2010, Horror) Colin Ferguson, Yancy Butler. (CC) Rise of the Dinosaurs (2013) Gary Stretch, Corin Nemec. Premiere. (CC) ›› Triassic Attack (2010) (CC) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Sarah’s Choice (2009, Drama) Rebecca St. James. Mothers: Treasured Loves The Book of Ruth: Journey of Faith (2009), Carman The King of The King of The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Men at Work “Tyler Who Gets the Last TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) the Pioneer” Laugh? TLC 38 38 Breaking Amish: The Shunning Breaking Amish: The Shunning Breaking Amish “Party Time” (CC) Breaking Amish “Finale” ’ (CC) Breaking Amish: The Shunning Breaking Amish: The Shunning TNT 54 54 ››› Gran Torino (2008, Drama) Clint Eastwood, Christopher Carley, Bee Vang. ›› Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña, Danny Glover. A wounded sniper plots ›› S.W.A.T. (2003) Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell. A Los A veteran faces his longtime prejudices. (CC) (DVS) revenge against those who betrayed him. (CC) (DVS) Angeles SWAT team must protect a criminal. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show ››› Robots (2005, Comedy) Voices of Ewan McGregor, Halle Berry. Home Movies ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show Black Dynamite The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Bacon Paradise (CC) BBQ Paradise 2: Another Rack (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Ghost Adventures “Glen Tavern Inn” Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Wipeout “Let’s Make a Wipeout” ’ Wipeout “Winners and Losers” (CC) Red Handed Red Handed Red Handed Red Handed Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car Bait Car USA 58 58 › Little Fockers › The Ugly Truth (2009, Romance-Comedy) Katherine Heigl, Gerard Butler, Eric › The Back-up Plan (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Lopez, Alex O’Loughlin, Michaela Watkins. A › Little Fockers (2010) Robert De Niro, (2010) (CC) (DVS) Winter. A romantically challenged woman faces outrageous tests. (CC) single woman becomes pregnant, then meets her ideal man. (CC) Ben Stiller. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 I’m Married to A... ’ Model Employee Models arrive. ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ ››› The Nutty Professor (1996) Eddie Murphy, Jada Pinkett. Premiere. ’ ›› The Honeymooners (2005)

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