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$1 Midweek Edition Thursday, may 1, 2014 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com United in Victory Toledo-Winlock Soccer Team Survives Dameon Pesanti / [email protected] Opponents of oil trains show support for a speaker Tuesday. Oil Train Opponents Dominate Centralia Meeting onE-SiDED: Residents Fear Derailments, Explosions, Traffic Delays By Dameon Pesanti [email protected] More than 150 people came to Pete Caster / [email protected] the Centralia High School audito- Toledo-Winlock United goalkeeper Elias delCampo celebrates after leaving the Winlock School District meeting where the school board voted to strike down the rium Tuesday night to voice their motion to dissolve the combination soccer team on Wednesday evening. concerns against two new oil transfer centers slated to be built in Grays Harbor. CElEBrATion: Winlock School Board The meeting was meant to be Votes 3-2 to Keep Toledo/Winlock a platform for public comments and concerns related to the two Combined Boys Soccer Program projects, but the message from attendees was clear and unified By Christopher Brewer — study as many impacts as pos- [email protected] sible, but don’t let the trains come WINLOCK — United they have played for nearly through Western Washington. two decades, and United they will remain for the Nearly every speaker ex- foreseeable future. pressed concerns about the Toledo and Winlock’s combined boys’ soccer increase in global warming, program has survived the chopping block, as the potential derailments, the unpre- Winlock School Board voted 3-2 against dissolving paredness of municipalities in the the team at a special board meeting Wednesday eve- face of explosions and the poten- ning. tially disastrous results for rail Nearly 20 years of history as a combined effort neighborhoods. hung in the balance leading up to Wednesday’s “There were two cars that meeting, as school board members mulled pulling went off the tracks (in Aberdeen) Winlock out of the partnership and creating its own today. That could have been team. Players from Toledo-Winlock United celebrate after hearing the Winlock School Board's decision please see UniTED, page Main 10 to strike down the motion to dissolve the combination soccer team on Wednesday evening. please see mEETinG, page Main 10 Magma Recharging Mount St. Helens SCiEnTiSTS: Implications to erupt soon, federal scientists 2004 to 2008, but they have only said Wednesday. recently been able to confirm it, of Growth Unknown; No The magma reservoir about said Seth Moran, a volcano seis- Signs of Eruption 5 miles beneath the 8,363-foot mologist with the U.S. Geologi- volcano has been slowly repres- cal Survey. SEATTLE (AP) — Mount St. "This is giving long-term Helens is showing signs of long- surizing since 2008. Scientists have suspected (data) that it's getting ready to Pete Caster / [email protected] term uplift and minor earth- erupt again, but it could be de- In this Jan. 26, 2014, ile photo, Mount St. Helens is seen from a viewpoint along quake activity, but there are no that fresh molten rock has been cades before it does something state Route 504 near the Johnston Ridge Observatory. signs that the volcano in South- recharging the volcano since the west Washington state is likely last eruption, which lasted from please see mAGmA, page Main 10

The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Weather Explosive Situation Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 ToniGHT: Low 52 Winlock Barn Burned After Grant, Norene Ann, 69, Pocatello, Follow Us on Twitter TomorroW: High 67 / Main 12 Idaho @chronline Partly cloudy Explosives Found Holbert, Max Dale, 85, Onalaska see details on page Main 2 Hopwood, Emily Irene, 91, Find Us on Facebook Centralia www.facebook.com/ Weather picture by Kris Krauel, Sally Jo, 82, Chehalis thecentraliachronicle McGovern, Onalaska Boyce, Barbara J. Bigler, 78, Chehalis CH520380ca.jd Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 COMMUNITY CALENDAR / WEATHER

Community Editor’s Best Bet Packwood Mountain Festival to Provide a Variety of Activities Calendar The three-day Packwood also have educational opportuni- Mountain Festival, hosted by the ties for people. White Pass Country Historical The United States Forest Society, gets underway Friday. Service will host a presenta- The annual festival — from tion through its volunteer ar- noon to 5 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m to chaeology and historic preser- 5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 vation program “Passport in p.m. Sunday — will feature live Time, the LaWisWis Project,” at music, folk dancing, a craft show, 11 a.m. Saturday. a 5K fun run, a Native American Additionally, a Native Ameri- drumming ceremony, woodwork- can drumming ceremony will ing demonstrations and other ac- be led by spiritual leader of the tivities. Cowlitz Tribe Roy Wilson at WHAT’S HAPPENING? Registration for the fun run, 1 p.m. Sunday. at 9 a.m. May 4, is $20 per per- Various flint knapping and If you have an event you would like included in the Community Calendar, please son. Runners are encouraged to woodworking demonstrations will email your information to [email protected]. Include a daytime telephone dress in costumes. Medals will also be held during the festival. number where you can be reached. There is no charge for these listings. be awarded for first-, second- and For more infor- For questions about calendar items, call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, third-place in the fun run. mation on the festival, (360) 807-8238. Along with a weekend of enter- call (360) 494-4031 or visit white- taining activities, the festival will passcountrymuseum.org.

Today Organizations Groberg (360) 748-6641. ‘n’ Brush, Chehalis, or at the door. Pro- Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. Pearl St., Cen- ceeds will benefit P.E.O. scholarships tralia, (360) 736-5639 Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, for women. 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, AAUW to Have Final Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 p.m., room (360) 262-3041 Book ‘n’ Brush will provide books for 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia College, (360) 304-9660 Meeting of Season Harmonious Funk, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek purchase and signing at the event. Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., The event will feature desserts and re- The Lewis Country Branch of the Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centra- Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 freshments and includes a silent auction American Association of University lia, (360) 485-2852 “Rapunzel,” an OnStage Children’s Theatre production, 7 p.m., Roxy Theatre, Morton, of baskets with themes ranging from a ro- Women will hold its final meeting for Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, 7:30 p.m., Ramblin’ Jack’s Rib Eye, 1336 Rush Road, $8 presales, $10 after April 29 mantic night to a day at a home spa to local the 2013-14 year at 6:45 p.m. tonight at Chehalis, (360) 767-0719 Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 food and drink. The Gathering Place at Stillwaters Es- Lewis County Tea Party, 6:30 p.m., Lewis & p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, For more information, contact tates, 2899 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia. Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centralia, featur- (360) 736-8977, [email protected] ing Trent England, Freedom Foundation Lewis County Spring Youth Fair, all day, South- Chapter J.E. President Nancy Simms, Guests are welcome. (360) 269-4113. At 7 p.m., Patrick Pringle, associate Support Groups west Washington Fairgrounds Plant and bake sale, Winolequa Garden Club, For more information on Lynch, visit professor of earth science at Centralia “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of 10 a.m.-5 p.m., corner of Front and First streets, jimlynchbooks.com. College, will present “Mount Rainier, a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured Home Hospice, Winlock, proceeds for Winlock High School schol- 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, (360) 330-2640 the Volcano in our Backyard.” He will arships, (360) 785-3221 Dancing, Country Four, 7-10 p.m., South Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- give an update on the latest research on manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, Support Groups Union Grange, 10030 Tilley Road S., Olympia, Mount Rainier, learn how it influenced Centralia, (360) 736-9268 (360) 352-2135 H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Providence Harmonious Funk, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek our landscape in the past, and hear what Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 scientists expect it to do in the future. Centralia Hospital chapel conference room, Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 360) 736-5394, Facebook page: Lewis County Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Enter Stillwaters through the Colo- [email protected] “Rapunzel,” an OnStage Children’s Theatre pro- Multiple Sclerosis Support Group duction, 2 p.m., Roxy Theatre, Morton, $8 presales, Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring nial Residence gate off Scammon Creek $10 after April 29 Road. Exit out the main gate on Cooks Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 Lewis County Spring Youth Fair, all day, South- Hill Drive. For more information, call Friday, May 2 west Washington Fairgrounds Judy Lyon, (360)-245-3999, or Jan Snider, Composting Techniques and Tools, 10 a.m., (360) 807-8391. Lewis County Bar Legal Aid to Saturday, May 3 Centralia Transfer Station Composting Demo Site, sponsored by WSU Lewis County Master Recycler Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Che- Have Fundraiser Luncheon Composter program, (360) 740-1212 or email deb- halis, (360) 740-0492 A Lewis County Bar Legal Aid lun- P.E.O. to Host Novelist/ [email protected] Chris Guenther, 7:30 p.m., PJ’s Pizza, 1232 Alder cheon will be at noon Friday at the Vet- Journalist Jim Lynch Plant and bake sale, Winolequa Garden Club, St., Centralia, (360) 736-0101 erans Memorial Museum, Chehalis 10 a.m.-5 p.m., corner of Front and First streets, Centralia College Presidential Candidate Fo- Tickets are $30 at the door. It will be for Fundraiser Winlock, proceeds for Winlock High School schol- rum, Ivan Gorne, 5:30-6:20 p.m., Walton Science catered by Joy’s Once Upon a Thyme. arships, (360) 785-3221 Center 121, Centralia College Jim Lynch, national best-selling Plant sale, Friends of Mountain View (Ran- The luncheon supports Lewis Coun- author of “The Highest Tide,” “Border Public Agencies ty Bar Legal Aid, which is a non-profit dle) Library, 10 a.m., library parking lot, pro- Songs” and “Truth Like the Sun,” will ceeds to benefit library children’s programs, organization that provides free and low- Lewis County Mental Health Coalition, be the featured speaker at the P.E.O. (360) 880-6298 10-11:30 a.m., Lewis County Public Health building, cost legal assistance in civil matters (di- second-floor conference room, (360) 740-1430 vorce, custody, other family matters) for Dessert Gala and Silent Auction at Organizations Reducing Underage Drinking Coalition, people who would not otherwise be able 2 p.m., Saturday at Immanuel Lutheran Disabled American Veterans, 1 p.m., Ameri- 2 p.m., Lewis County Public Health building, sec- to afford these services. Church, Centralia. can Legion building, 111 W. Main St., Centralia, ond-floor conference building, (360) 740-1424 For more information, call Jennifer Tickets, $12, and available at Book (360) 245-3357 or (360) 262-9360

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for May 1, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 53.21 65.0 -0.16 100s 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. L 80s 75.51 85.0 -0.14 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 3.24 10.5 +0.01 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Sunny Partly Cloudy Few Showers Showers Likely Showers Likely 7.43 18.0 +0.03 30s 84º 52º 67º 48º 60º 45º 57º 45º 59º 42º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 12.99 ---- +2.46 10s 0s

This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:55 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:22 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 83 Moonrise ...... 7:45 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 41 76/57 87/50 Moonset...... 11:04 p.m. Normal High ...... 65 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 43 71/55 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 87 in 1998 Seattle Anchorage 59/40 s 62/40 s Record Low...... 29 in 1964 81/56 Boise 78/49 s 82/50 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 65/52 t 65/48 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 84/52 81/51 5/6 5/14 5/21 5/28 Dallas 72/49 s 78/52 s Month to date ...... 3.57" Tacoma Honolulu 83/72 s 84/71 s Normal month to date ...3.46" Centralia 82/55 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 87/65 s 93/71 s Year to date...... 21.58" 84/52 Yakima Nashville 66/45 s 67/48 pc Normal year to date ....20.41" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 89/62 s 93/65 s 84/51 Longview 83/52 Trees Moderate Moderate St. Louis 58/43 mc 65/47 s Salt Lake City 67/49 s 76/55 s AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 86/49 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Very High Very High San Francisco 80/54 s 75/51 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 75/52 t 70/50 pc Portland 87/56 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photographs to The Chronicle for our Voices 88/56 86/57 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 98/73 pc 98/71 s New Delhi 111/80 s 110/79 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 89/53 sh 75/50 s Paris 61/49 ra 63/44 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 82/54 s 68/49 pc Spokane 80/49 s 80/47 s London 61/47 ra 59/42 pc Rio de Janeiro 83/64 pc 83/68 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 70/52 s 54/49 ra Tri Cities 85/53 s 85/52 s Mexico City 80/54 pc 79/54 pc Rome 71/53 s 66/52 ra sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 84/52 s 67/48 pc Wenatchee 85/58 s 80/47 s Moscow 70/52 s 60/38 s Sydney 67/56 s 71/50 pc

We’ll help your business STAND OUT from the crowd! Inside the Chronicle 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia 360-736-3311 • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 Yard Birds Manager Arrested After Allegedly Admitting to Theft of $30,000 From Employer CHARGED: David E. the store, was arrested Monday for the RV spaces at 2100 North When a Chehalis police of- by Chehalis police. The follow- National Ave., noticed Briscoe Briscoe, a Former Yard ficer responded to the store on ing day, he appeared in court ‘‘I am very sad about was collecting rent money for the Monday, Briscoe admitted to Birds Manager, Was where prosecutors charged him spaces and storage units from pocketing several cash transac- with one count of first-degree tenants but not depositing all the the whole situation.’’ tions over the course of a two or Charged With Felony theft with a special allegation of funds, court documents state. Theft Tuesday Afternoon the crime being one of a major Tenants at Yard Birds pro- three year period, court docu- economic offense. Darris McDaniel vided receipts to TJ Guyer, writ- ments state. By Stephanie Schendel Lewis County District Court store owner ten by Briscoe, that showed they The former manager told the [email protected] Judge R.W. Buzzard set the paid rent, according to court officer he provided the tenants 58-year-old Centralia man’s bail documents. The rental agency, with a receipt, then destroyed his A former manager of Yard coe was terminated from Yard at $5,000. however, did not have any re- own copy of the receipt and took Birds has admitted to stealing an Birds. Darris McDaniel, the owner cords of the tenants. the money. He said he stole the estimated $30,000 from his em- of Yard Birds and Shop’n Kart, “I am very sad about the whole Last Friday, an audit revealed cash because he was bankrupt ployer during the past few years, told The Chronicle Wednesday situation,” McDaniel said. that several discrepancies be- according to court documents. the investigation into the theft is The investigation began after tween what TJ Guyer records and falling behind in medical David E. Briscoe, who man- ongoing and could not comment employees at TJ Guyer, a Che- showed and the number of ten- bills. aged the swap meet area, vendors, further at the moment. halis-based property manage- ants leasing space at the store, ac- Briscoe signed a confession storage units and RV spaces of The owner did say that Bris- ment company that collects rent cording to court documents. admitting to the massive theft. Former Airline Pilot to Run for Lewis County Commission CANDIDACY: Michael Air, will join Toledo Mayor Jerry county commission is his second tegrity. If you look at an airline's could be converting itself into a Pratt, Onalaska resident John attempt at political office. liability, you have those lives in Messmore, Toledo, Will tech Mecca here quickly,” Mess- Roe and White Pass Principal After retiring from Delta in your hands, and the (potential) more said. “Yes, we are still a ru- Use Past Campaign Gary Stamper 2006, Messmore unsuccessfully damage those airlines can cause. in the race ran for the Washington 3rd Con- So you are responsibility for all ral farm community in so many Experience, Airline for Position 3. gressional District office against of that. You go to work and strap ways, and yet we have all of these Leadership, He Says Onalaska resi- Brian Baird. Despite the loss, on a $2 million corporation ev- opportunities for kids at home dents Omroa Messmore said, he gained valu- ery time.” to keep them from moving away By Kyle Spurr Bhagwandin able endorsements and even still Beyond the major issues of through the transformation of [email protected] and Rich Bain- has campaign signs left over for flooding and job growth, Mess- bridge have also his run this year. more said, he is focused on gov- technology. If we can supply jobs A former airline pilot from reportedly ex- “It’s that experience that is ernmental efficiency and tech- for kids they won’t want to leave.” Toledo has announced his candi- pressed interest Michael Messmore going to serve me well this time nological enhancements in south dacy for the Lewis County Com- in filing for the candidate around,” Messmore said. and east Lewis County. mission. commission. Following 2006, laws He points to ToledoTel’s re- Michael Messmore, 67, plans “I’m a retired changed allowing airline pilots cent efforts to upgrade Internet to file for the Position 3 seat, airline pilot. I haven’t planned to keep flying beyond their 60th access around the south county. which represents south and on doing much and sure enough birthday so Messmore returned More technology in the county HUGE east Lewis County. The current Lee Grose steps down and May- to work for Kalitta Air. He offi- could help create more jobs, GARAGE SALE! commissioner in Position 3, Lee or Pratt starts running and my cially retired in 2012. Messmore said. Grose, said he will likely not run phone started ringing,” Mess- Messmore said his career as “Technology is one of the big This Weekend for office this year. more said. “People said, ‘You an airline pilot has prepared him things helping the district. There Messmore, a retired Boeing would be a good fit.’” for operating a county. is lots of potential to help devel- Only 747 captain for Delta and Kalitta Messmore’s campaign for “It involves leadership and in- op a large area like this. Toledo Friday, Saturday May 2 & 3 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. News in Brief

Police: Randle Man Brown, spokeswoman for the so he allegedly began stabbing booked into jail for the warrant CH521123cz.sw Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. the side of the house with the in addition to three counts of Arrested for Kicking The bat shattered the electrical kitchen knife. third-degree malicious mischief, 235 SE Winchester Hill Dr. box on the side of the church He then kicked the family unlawful display of a weapon Chehalis, WA. Cat, Stabbing building. cat, which was outside, and went and disorderly conduct. House and Beating Charles M. Aalmo’s alleged to the nearby church and began rampage in Randle began after beating it with a baseball bat, PACIFIC NORTHWEST Church With a bat he got into an argument with his Brown said. His erratic behavior ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH By The Chronicle wife. frightened several neighbors. REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! A Randle man accused of The argument prompted While at the church, Aal- stabbing a house, kicking the Aalmo to arm himself with a 10- mo spotted an approaching n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers inch, wooden-handled kitchen patrol car and jumped over a 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation family cat and beating a church Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 with a baseball bat was arrested knife and go to a residence on wooden fence in an attempt to Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) by Lewis County Sheriff’s Office the 200 block of Silverbrook flee, Brown said. When jump- n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers Road, Brown said. ing over it, he knocked part of 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation CH520675ic.sw deputies Tuesday night. Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 Someone called police shortly Aalmo demanded to see his it down, damaging a portion of before 6 p.m. to report a man wife, who he believed was inside the fence. [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 wearing a caged baseball helmet the residence. A 15-year-old girl Aalmo also had an outstand- More info: was beating on the Nazarene who was home at the time re- ing warrant for his arrest for Church in Randle with a base- fused to let the knife-wielding allegedly escaping community ball bat, said Chief Deputy Stacy 25-year-old Randle man inside custody, Brown said. He was

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Pete Caster / [email protected] CH520294cd.jd Mike Berg, left, and Kelly Anderson smooth out the concrete in the pool area of the new Gail and Carolyn Shaw Aquatic Center in Chehalis on Wednesday morning. A crew from Schwiesow Construction spent nearly six hours laying down I’m Stickin’ with 50 yards on concrete for the new pool. New Aquatic Center Pool Takes Shape

By The Chronicle Crews working on the $2.4 million Gail and Carolyn Shaw Aquatic Center in Chehalis poured concrete Wednesday for the beach-style entry portion of the pool. Connie Bode, project leader for the Chehalis Foundation, said the concrete pouring is a major piece of the construction project, which is scheduled to be completed in late July. “We have three parts of the project we think are fun and enhancements over and above repairs,” Bode said. “The beach-style entry portion is actually pretty close to the last big concrete pour.” The first big milestone for the project was forming a new pool building, which will be 1,000 Providing Quality Medical Care Since 1927 square feet larger than the original, Bode said. The second piece is the beach-style entry and the third part is installing slides. Proudly serving Schwiesow Construction, the contractor from Centralia, is right on budget for the project, Bode said. Chehalis, Centralia and Lacey The city of Chehalis and Chehalis Foundation are still fundraising for the final $25,000 needed to fully fund the restoration project. steckmedical.com Chehalis Parks and Recreation is accepting applications for pool staff for this summer. Inter- 1299 Bishop Rd. Chehalis ested candidates can call the parks and recreation office at (360) 748-0271. 360.748.0211 Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 LOCAL Attorney General: Courts Need to Clear Legal Pot Haze IMPASSE: State Attorney But, if the AG is not part of the suit, the office would likely file General Maintains That informative documents to aid Cities Reserve Right to the court. Ban Pot Businesses Olympia based business- man David Kois has threatened By Dameon Pesanti several times to sue the city of [email protected] Centralia if it doesn’t change course and allow him to open a The court system will likely have to decide whether or not marijuana processing center on cities and counties can ban recently purchased property in commercial marijuana opera- north Centralia. tions, Washington State Attor- Despite his pleas, the Centra- ney General Bob Ferguson said lia City Council voted to double Wednesday during a visit to The the local marijuana moratorium Chronicle. by extending it an additional six The issue is especially rel- months, on April 23. evant in Centralia, where coun- “We have to move forward at cilors have voted to continue a this location — hopefully with moratorium barring pot busi- the city’s consent,” Kois said. nesses as the owner of such an It’s possible that a city or establishment openly discusses county government could sue the possibility of filing a lawsuit against the city. the Liquor Control Board for is- “The legal issues here are nu- suing licenses to applicants in ju- merous and complex,” Ferguson Pete Caster / [email protected] risdictions where there are bans. said. “It’s going to be decided in Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks about current legal issues facing the state on Wednesday morning That hasn’t happened yet, but court.” at The Chronicle in Centralia. Ferguson said, “The Liquor Con- Lewis County voted against trol Board is my client. My office the legalization initiative by an tain any language that prohib- juana around the state, including Ferguson said he is still con- represents them, gives them legal 11 percent margin in November ited municipalities from banning in towns with moratoriums. fident in his opinion, and that advice and if they are subject to 2012 while the state as a whole marijuana, but many cities start- That leaves officials in Cen- he, like other stakeholders, was a suit our job is to defend them.” favored the measure. Although ed doing so anyway. At the re- tralia feeling squeezed between hoping for clarification from the marijuana was legalized on the quest of the Washington Liquor the attorney general, who says Legislature. state level, the Washington con- Control Board, Ferguson issued they can ban marijuana, and the “From a policy standpoint, stitution grants city and county an opinion that effectively green- Liquor Control Board, which is folks thought the Legislature governments a lot of power to lighted moratoriums. permitting processors and retail- would address (these issues) but regulate what happens in their However, the Washington ers. they didn’t,” Ferguson said. “It’s jurisdictions, so as long they State Liquor Control Board ac- “The state has put us in a very, up to them to make a stand.” Summer don’t impede on state law, Fergu- cepted applications and began very precarious position,” Cen- Ferguson said it’s too soon son said. selecting businesspeople who tralia City Attorney Shannon for his office to take a position Special! Initiative 502 didn’t con- wished to process or sell mari- Murphy-Olson said. if a municipality does get sued. at Thorbeckes Mediation Scheduled to Settle Tenino, Rainier Police Service Dispute Fitlife Centers! AGREEMENT: Tenino is forcement services from the Schleis cited concerns about October 2013 to dismiss the case, Single Paid in full Thurston County Sheriff’s Of- Tenino’s ability to provide ad- which Rainier requested. Willing to Bring Rainier fice. equate police service and a frus- Schleis and Tenino Police 3 Month Back Under Police Service According to the contract, tration with Tenino’s officials, Chief John Hutchings have since Rainier was required to give 18 specifically former Mayor Eric been deposed for testimony, Membership By Kyle Spurr months notice before ending the Strawn. which will be used in the media- [email protected] agreement. In March 2013, the Schleis previously said he was tion. Tenino City Council voted to not worried about Tenino’s political Hutchings would not discuss 99 The cities of Tenino and release Rainier from its nearly stability beginning in early 2012 his deposition, but did say he Rainier will enter mediation next $80,000-per-year contract and and believed Strawn was consid- $99 + tax would be open to providing ser- month to settle an ongoing legal not amend a 2006 contract ad- ering eliminating Tenino’s police vices to Rainier again, if the city dispute regarding police servic- Expires 5/31/2014 dendum for 40 hours per week department. was interested. Rainier is cur- *Must be 18+years es, according to the contracted that expanded the level of service “Strawn’s first year in office rently paying Thurston County *Must have valid local address Olympia law firm. from Tenino, which cost Rainier was not comforting,” Schleis said Sheriff’s Office about $220,000 Dale Kamerrer, an attorney an additional $60,000 annually. in a written statement. “Strawn annually, which is more than from Law, Lyman, Daniel, Ka- Tenino is claiming Rainier was inexperienced in govern- what Tenino charged the city. merrer & Bogdanovich, said the breached the contract and owes ment, politics and public office, “I would welcome Rainer back two parties will meet in his of- Tenino nearly $100,000. Tenino and was not assisted by the Teni- in a heartbeat,” Hutchings said. fice Thursday, May 22, for me- is seeking damages equal to all no City Council. The city coun- “But it’s not up to me.” diation. unpaid charges for the full term cil openly fought with Strawn Fournier said the current “We are planning to do a me- of the contract, plus interest, as and at times attempted to run Tenino leadership, including diation in May and see if we can well as reimbursement for all le- city government.” Mayor Bret Brodersen, has no is- Centralia 360 resolve the case by agreement,” gal fees. Rainier claimed Tenino ne- sues with Rainier’s leadership. Kamerrer said. 736-1683 “The mediator would look at glected its required duties and “Tenino has been very ada- Both cities disagree with how Chehalis 360 all the facts of the case and try to did not provide adequate police mant that they are open to talk much, and for how long, Rainier come to some kind of resolution, service toward the end of the cit- to Rainer,” Fournier said. 748-3744 must continue to pay for law whether that is money or a rein- ies’ contract. Ultimately, Rainier CH520689bw.db enforcement services from the statement of a contract,” Tenino claimed that extenuating cir- Tenino Police Department. City Councilor Wayne Fournier cumstances, including instabil- Rainier Mayor Randy Schleis said. “I don’t know what Raini- ity under Strawn, allowed the told Tenino in December 2012 er’s thoughts are. I think Rainer city to leave the contract. that Rainier would terminate its wanted out of the contract be- The mediation next month police contract by June 30, 2013, cause they thought there was too comes after a Thurston County and would instead seek law en- much instability.” Superior Court judge refused in News in Brief

at least two ballet classes a week, machines, dryers, dishwashers, Napavine School Board can audition for the company. water heaters, stoves, ovens, re- to Consider Employee The auditions will take place frigerators, freezers, computers, at Centralia Ballet Academy, 221 computer monitors or televi- Resignation at Meeting S. Tower in Centralia. For more sions, according to Lewis County By The Chronicle information, including a sched- Solid Waste. 1162 NW State Ave. The Napavine School District ule, call (360) 623-9010, or visit Household hazardous waste Board of Directors has called a www.balletwashington.org. is accepted at the Central Trans- CHEHALIS, WA 98532 special meeting for 1 p.m. Friday to fer Station’s Hazo Hut from 9 consider an employee resignation. a.m. to 4 p.m. every Wednesday, 360-748-3805 Vouchers Available for CH520378ca.sw An official notice sent out by and on the first and third Satur- 1-800-356-4404 the school district did not state Free Garbage Disposal days of each month. For more information, con- the name of the employee whose By The Chronicle resignation will be considered. tact the Lewis County Solid The district says action could Lewis County residents Waste Utility office at (360) 740- be taken at the school board will be able to receive vouchers 1451 or 1-800-749-5980. www.moerkeandsons.com meeting. The district asks that for free disposal of up to 1,000 all questions be directed to dis- pounds of household refuse Homeland Security trict office personnel at 262-3303. from Thursday through Sept. 30. The meeting will take place The vouchers expire after 30 Serves Warrant in at the Napavine School District days once issued. Office board room at 413 E. Park Homeowners can print a Thurston County voucher online at www.lewis- St. The meeting is open to the By The Olympian public. countywa.gov. Renters can get a voucher by Investigators with the De- completing a paper application partment of Homeland Security Ballet Theatre to available at the Central Trans- served a search warrant Wednes- fer Station or the Lewis County day morning at a residence in the Check out our Hold Auditions Solid Waste Utility office, both at 3700 block of Eagle Drive NE, off By The Chronicle 1411 S. Tower Ave. in Centralia or of Hawks Prairie Road. The Ballet Theatre of Wash- the East Lewis County Transfer Andrew Munoz, a spokes- ington will be holding auditions Station in Morton. Paper applica- man with the Department of FHA Saturday, May 17, for its perfor- tions may take up to five days to Homeland Security, confirmed mance company and community be processed in the utility office. Wednesday that the warrant was cast for the 2014-2015 season. This The voucher program is open being served. He said that its con- Back to Work year’s production will be “The to Lewis County residents only. tents are under seal, and he de- Princess Who Couldn’t Dance” Businesses and non-county resi- clined to discuss the nature of the Program CH520330ca.sw and “Peter and the Wolf,” which dents are not eligible to participate. ongoing criminal investigation. will be presented in one show. If a load exceeds 1,000 A detective with the Thurston Becky Carver Dancers who are 8 and older, pounds, customers must be pre- County Sheriff’s Office accom- NMLS: 185042 and currently taking at least one pared to pay regular fees of $90 panied DHS as the warrant was dance class a week, can audition per ton. being served. Oice 360.807.4618 • Fax 360.807.4651 for the community cast. Dancers A voucher cannot be used No other details were avail- lo.primelending.com/rcarver who are 11 and older, and taking to dispose of tires, washing able Wednesday. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014

Centralia College Job Fair The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. MISSED OR LATE PAPER? Matches Employers, Job Seekers Delivery deadlines: Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. SEEKING WORK: Law Please call your carrier or district manager directly. For all other issues please call our after hours customer Enforcement Agencies service line at (360) 807-7676 for current delivery status and to leave messages (next business day Among Those at Annual response). Free Event TO SUBSCRIBE By Christopher Brewer To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- [email protected] tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203. 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Hatman said Just down the aisle, recent Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed subscriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or Leahy and Dan Finan said their asked for it. from the initial look of the job Centralia College graduate Fab- when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances agency is trying to fill 20 posi- Mack said he wanted to help fair, more local companies and rice Fondjo said he wanted to may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers tions over the next year as sev- people make an informed de- agencies were represented than find a job in an engineering-rein Education. eral retirements are coming up cision and arm them with the in times past. lated field. He had spoken with BACK ISSUES — and Centralia is a big pool due tools they need to become a suc- “It looks like there’s a good representatives from Bradken to the college’s criminal justice cessful firefighter anywhere they selection of local employment Foundry in Chehalis and Ta- Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are available at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks program. might apply. here,” Hatman said. “We’re just coma Power, and said he appre- old are $2 per issue. “For awhile we had the reces- “We’re not seeking applicants, here to drop off some resumes ciated the opportunity to make sion where we weren’t really hir- but we’re here to help anyone and see what we can find.” inroads that could benefit him as THE NEWSROOM ing, and now it’s different,” Fi- looking for a fire service career The job fair, open to the com- time goes on. For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact nan said. “We’re really trying to and give them some information munity, attracted people of all “It’s good to have that conver- the appropriate person listed below. recruit anywhere we can.” on what they will need to do so,” ages, many of whom included sation and make that connec- REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 Some agencies that attended Mack said. adults beyond the initial college tion,” Fondjo said. the job fair didn’t immediately In all, representatives from age years. Hatman noticed such ••• [email protected] Editor have jobs they could offer, but more than 50 companies or and also said that despite Lewis Christopher Brewer: (360) Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 rather lended their services to agencies in a variety of career County’s economy improving, 807-8235 [email protected] Sports Editor Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 [email protected] Red Wolf Pup Born at Wolf Haven International Visuals Editor Haven’s YouTube channel. red wolves are maintained in cap- are related to the last 14 saved in Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 BREED: Pup Was Born on [email protected] “The reason for that is we are tive breeding facilities through- the late 1960s. Easter and Is the First at Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, very protective of the mother and out the United States, including Wolf Haven has not yet East Lewis County Communities Wolf Haven Since 2007 the pup,” Young said. “It’s just Wolf Haven. named the pup, although it al- Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 fascinating to watch the camera In 2003, Wolf Haven was ap- ready has an identification num- [email protected] By Kyle Spurr footage. Sometimes the mother proved as a captive breeding facil- ber. Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, [email protected] will temporarily leave the pup ity for red wolves. “We give them names to per- West and Central Lewis County Communities and she is keeping the father The pup was born to 8-year- Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 A red wolf pup, one of the sonalize them because they are [email protected] away for whatever reason.” old Tamaska and 9-year-old Ja- definitely individuals to us,” country’s most endangered spe- The red wolf pup is the first cob. The pair have been together Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, cies, was born on Easter Sunday Young said. South Lewis County Communities pup born at Wolf Haven since for the past four breeding seasons, Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 at Wolf Haven International in a litter of Mexican gray wolves Young said, and the pup is their Tenino. [email protected] were born in 2007. Wolf Haven first. Sports, News and Photography Wolf Haven announced the now has six red wolves, including Typically, a litter size is four Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 birth this week. the pup. to six pups, according to Wolf [email protected] “We wanted to wait the first Red wolves, native to the Haven. With both parents being Death Notices, What’s Happening, few days because anything can eastern and south central United older, Young said, only one pup April 25 - May 1 Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices happen,” Kim Young, Wolf Ha- States, became an endangered was born. Mr. Peabody & Sherman $4 • PG Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 ven’s communications director, [email protected] species in 1967 after the popula- Wolf Haven, formed 31 years 12:00 & 3:00 pm (Sat. & Sun.) said. “We don’t know (the gender) tion was decimated from inten- ago, currently houses 52 wolves. [email protected] for sure. We are guessing it’s a girl sive predator control programs The sanctuary has 12 Mexican he Monuments Men $4 • R [email protected] based on the remote camera foot- and alterations to habitat, accord- gray wolves, five red wolves, two 6:00 pm (Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) Church News age. Its ears and eyes are not open ing to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife coyotes, some wolf/dog hybrids Bad Words $4 • R [email protected] ...... 807-8217 yet. It’s still blind and deaf.” Service. and the rest are gray wolves. Senior Media Developer 9:00 pm (Fri., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225

Young said nobody has been More than 100 red wolves Red wolves are smaller than CH518867cd.ke 12:30 pm (Wed. Early Bird Matinee) [email protected] allowed near the pup’s den for currently roam their native habi- gray wolves and grow to about 50 photography or handling. Video tats in eastern North Carolina, to 70 pounds, Young said. $3 Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor THE CHRONICLE with parent at or before 6:00pm PUBLISHER of the pup is available on Wolf the USFWS said, and nearly 200 All the red wolves alive today $12.25 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Minor with parent before 7 pm only $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 [email protected] Please Recycle This Newspaper 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia (360) 736-1634 Sales Director Tenino School District Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 [email protected] ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CENTRALIA COLLEGE PRESENT: Circulation Manager Plans Meetings for Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 [email protected] Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE THE Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 Superintendent Search [email protected] By Christopher Brewer nary interviews to evaluate appli- Design Director Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 [email protected] cants’ qualifications. The board MAYHEM [email protected] could name finalists for the posi- The Tenino School District tion in an open session that eve- LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC is moving quickly to select the ning. PRESIDENT, COO person who will lead their school Members of the community POETS Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 district from July onward. will be invited to a series of open [email protected] The Tenino School District forums May 13-15 beginning at Business Manager Board of Directors has called for 6 p.m. at Tenino Middle School, Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 several meetings in connection 301 Old Highway 99. [email protected] to the search for a superinten- A final executive session Director of Production and IT dent to replace Russell Pickett. meeting is planned for May 27 Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 www.mayhempoets.com [email protected] The first meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. at the Tenino School Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Teni- District Office, and the board no School District Office’s board could move into open session to Tuesday, May 6 • 7 p.m. FAX NUMBERS room; that meeting will mainly consider action to offer the posi- Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 consist of an executive session, tion of superintendent. Student Center Building (Centralia College Blvd & Rock Street) Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 but the board could move into Pickett will take over as su- FREE and open to the public Obituaries ...... 807-8258 open session to instruct a consul- perintendent of schools in Mon- Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 tant to arrange interviews. roe, Ore., between Corvallis and For more information, 360.736.9391, ext. 224 CH519825cz.ke [email protected] • www.centralia.edu 125th VOLUME,123rd ISSUE The district office is located Eugene. Pickett had originally THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) at 301 Old Highway 99. been hired as superintendent in POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, Board members have also Tenino in 2008, having previous- Centralia College does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, sex, genetic information, or age in 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. admission, treatment, or participation in its programs, services and activities, or in employment. All inquiries regarding compliance with access, equal opportunity and/or grievance procedures should be directed to the Vice President of Human Resources and Legal Afairs, Centralia College, The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- scheduled an executive session ly served as principal of Rainier 600 Centralia College Blvd, Centralia, WA 98531, or call 360.736.9391, ext. 671, or 360.807.6227/TTY. for May 10 to conduct prelimi- Middle School in Rainier, Ore. tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Residents Should Speak Out on Legal Pot Sales The city of Centralia is in a will ultimately be decided in of pot within their jurisdictions. The council must decide if it difficult situation when it comes Our Views court. We also understand the com- wants to take on that role. to the issue of legalized mari- business owners looking to turn That means someone, some- plaints of those who support the The Centralia City Council juana sales. a profit following the historic where, will eventually have to sale and question why Centralia needs to hear from residents on While voters across the state change in state law. One such file litigation against a city so a is opposing the will of voters the matter. Those who support have voted to decriminalize the person, Olympia’s David Kois, judge can create precedent by who essentially decided on the or oppose marijuana sales will sale and use of pot, Attorney has threatened to file a lawsuit making an initial decision on matter in 2012. have their next opportunity to General Bob Ferguson has said against the city if he isn’t al- the issue. From there, it’s pos- Centralia finds itself in a pre- speak out at 7 p.m. May 13 at counties and municipalities lowed to continue with plans to sible the question will eventually carious position. Centralia City Hall. reserve the right to ban retail open a marijuana business on go before the Washington Su- Defending against a law- That’s when the current outlets. recently purchased property in preme Court. suit with regional implications moratorium expires and a new The Centralia City Council, north Centralia. It’s unfortunate that the ini- would be costly and time-con- six-month extension is expected reflecting the conservative val- It’s a hazy situation for the tiative that legalized marijuana suming for those in Centralia to be imposed. ues of many of its constituents, Centralia council. failed to properly address the City Hall. These are historic times in reacted by renewing a morato- Ferguson, while meeting rights of local governments. The fact is, though, a local Washington. We encourage all rium blocking pot sales. with The Chronicle Wednesday, We agree with Ferguson, government will eventually have to residents to do their part by let- Meanwhile, the state’s Liquor was clear in his opinion that the who says cities and counties are take up the legal battle if it hopes to ting the council know how they Control Board has proceeded issue of whether or not local granted a fair amount of autono- prevent the sale of what some con- feel about marijuana sales in to issue licenses to would-be governments can ban pot sales my and deserve a say on the sale sider to be a harmful drug. their community. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Is Freedom of Choice Such a Bad Thing? I see where the Centralia City Council has taken up the issue of panhandling again. “With the new The last time the topic was addressed, an ordinance was proposed ordinance, passed to outlaw aggressive panhandling. As far as I can re- all that worry and member, that pretty much took decision will be taken care of any potential serious problem. out of our hands. We For instance, I haven’t read simply won’t have to recently about any cardboard- holding miscreant holding a look at ‘those people’ gun to anyone’s head, stealing children or assaulting women anymore, and can behind the sleep much more wheel since it was passed. comfortably at night.” But apparently that isn’t enough. The proposed new us who were waiting for the ordinance light to change. At least he was Letters to the Editor would ban any working at it, and he was good, wouldn’t that be true in all dis- panhandling By Bill Moeller too. He only got a dollar from Leadership Critical in tricts? Centralia would still have Braun Praised for within 300 feet me, though. the second-lowest graduation of certain city intersections and Improving Education Interest in ECEAP The response of readers rate in the county. ban it totally at any of the on To the editor: To the editor: in Saturday’s Chronicle was While the school board has or off ramps to Interstate 5 or slightly against those who ad- I would like to thank Byrn What a delight it was to see state highways. and JoAnne Watson for their let- rewarded the superintendent the photograph of Sen. John vocated the stiffer laws. Perhaps with more years on his contract, I’ll tell you the greatest dan- the politicians will remember ter to the editor (Feb. 20, page Braun intently at work with Main 5, “How Will Centralia it seems the scores and gradua- youngsters at the Centralia ger these people present, and that during the next re-election tion rates have only gone down. I’ll do it in capital letters: THEY campaign. End Schools’ Mediocrity?”). ECEAP program. My question is, “What is the I applaud him for taking time SIMPLY MAKE US FEEL UN- Oh, I’ve been scammed a The controversy in the schools should be just focused on stu- school board’s plan?” to visit with the children and COMFORTABLE! That’s it, you few times. I particularly re- The school board, rather dent achievement; however, real parents and was very happy to see. We roll to a stop and see a member a lovely young lady than have a plan, instead has a poorly-dressed individual with leadership is also what makes a read that he considers this high- many years ago when I was a contract that says school board a crudely-lettered cardboard difference. quality preschool program to be young GI, walking the streets members can only share their sign and immediately we’re I have looked at the student a high priority for the state and of Baltimore. She was working “concerns, suggestions and criti- conflicted as to whether or not scores and the state websites that Lewis County. toward a college degree, she cisms” to the superintendent, that person is truly needy or were designed to help parents As your article stated, ECEAP said, and desperately needed and then they have to keep these simply prefers to stand outside know how schools in their dis- helps low-income children de- the extra points she would get if confidential. on a rainy Pacific Northwest trict are doing. velop the skills they need to be I agreed to purchase a subscrip- It appears the school board ready for success in kindergarten winter day holding a piece of tion to some magazine. What stood out to me was the wet cardboard rather than be- has completely abdicated its re- and beyond. We also know from Did I mention she was pret- fact that six schools in Centra- ing inside working at a paying sponsibility by putting itself in research that high-quality pre- ty? Funny, but somehow that lia, from the 2010 scores to 2012, job. a position where the superinten- school programs such as ECEAP subscription never reached me. have gone down in their rank- dent cannot be rebuked. Such decisions we have to greatly reduce the likelihood that There was a more recent ings on the state Achievement How did the superintendent make! Do we look away, or at-risk kids will end up in the incident when a nicely dressed, Index except for Edison, which negotiate himself a contract pretend to adjust the radio so criminal justice system. clean-shaven man, around 60 ranked near the top at 53rd out where the board members can- maybe he or she will think that A study that followed children or so, addressed me in a local of about 2,100 schools. not share their concerns, sugges- we simply didn’t see them? in Chicago who attended a high- filling station and convinced Most of Centralia’s schools tions or criticisms publicly? How But here comes the Centra- are in the middle of the pack quality preschool program found me that he had left home with- transparent is that? Who are that they were 20 percent less lia City Council to the rescue. or lower with one consistently out his credit card, was nearly they protecting? likely to be arrested for a felony or With the new proposed ordi- ranked between the 1,400 to out of gas and would immedi- I agree with what the Wat- be incarcerated as young adults nance, all that worry and deci- ately mail me the money need- 1,600 level. What is the school sons suggested in their recent sion will be taken out of our than those who did not attend. ed as soon as he got back home. board doing to improve the letter. We should look at data to A similar study in Michigan hands. We simply won’t have to I should have known better schools? make decisions on changes. We look at “those people” anymore, found that at-risk 3- and 4-year- than to hand him a five. The argument that the scores need to get out of personalizing old kids left out of the high qual- and can sleep much more com- are such due to our poorer stu- every issue brought up. fortably at night. The point is this: In both ity preschool were 70 percent cases the person who scammed dents is untrue. Rankings are The school board is ultimate- more likely to have been arrested Don’t misunderstand me, I me was not a derelict who based on improvements in ly responsible as we elect them for a violent crime by age 18 than don’t respond to those solicita- looked like he or she needed comparison with other schools to run our schools. What has the youngsters who attended. tions, either, but I don’t feel we the money for a bottle of mus- with similar demographics and happened since 2010 has been I wholeheartedly agree with should take away the option of catel. improving each group. Demo- a downhill slide, yet the school Sen. Braun that ECEAP is “a a choice for those who do. graphic differences are factored In other words, the personal board rewarded the superinten- great place to invest” and urge Oh, I’ve broken my resolu- appearance of the person hold- out. dent with another year of salary him and the entire Legislature to tion a couple of times; I remem- ing the sign just may not be a Ron Averill shared repeated- and benefits with another year increase our investment in this ber once when I pulled to a stop true indication of need. Right? ly that Centralia had a 67.5 per- on his contract. proven crime prevention pro- and saw a young woman crying ••• cent graduation rate. It was in- When will the school board gram in the 2015-17 state budget. and holding her baby while her teresting that at a recent school step up and do the job the tax- Prevention on the front end is male companion held the ever- Bill Moeller is a former enter- tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city board meeting an administrator payers of Centralia School Dis- more cost effective than enforce- present sign. (I gave them 10 council member, paratrooper and said if you backed out all stu- trict elected them to do? ment on the back end. bucks.) pilot living in Centralia. He can be dents who moved to Centralia Another time was when a reached at bookmaven321@comcast. during high school, the gradu- Beverly Clark Robert Berg juggler entertained those of net. ation rate would go up. Well, Centralia Centralia chief of police

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2014 Ambassadors Ambassadors serve as a liaison between the Chamber and Local Events Equal Business Opportunities its members, as a proactive link among new and The week’s weather has been existing members, and as that are promoting their up- hours on Saturday may mean relationship that will assist you representatives of the Chamber a sign of the changing season. coming event, but I see it as a you have a captive audience and in distribution and utilize the at events for the general Summer is not too far out and good opportunity for you as a may produce more income then marketing opportunity. Plus public. They create a feeling with warmer business owner to get a pulse on you had imagined. Give it a try. you might get the hotel staff ad- of friendliness and promote days, and more what marketing opportunities dicted to your coffee too! a professional atmosphere in hours of sun- you might have during the week. 2. Be inviting. A friendly which to establish business contacts. Ambassadors carry light, our com- I would encourage you to sit face makes a visitor feel like 5. Have a small giveaway munity gets a down with your monthly calen- they are being appreciated and the Chamber message to on the weekend of a big event. buzz with won- dar and map out the community they form a connection. They prospective and existing derful outdoor happenings. Mark up your cal- are apt to spend more time Get a buzz going so that people members as well as to the festivals and endar and perhaps adjust your browsing in your store if they might bring their friends back community as a whole as the oicial “hosts” of the Chamber. events. staff accordingly. We can relish are made to feel comfortable. over to your business and enter to win. Doesn’t have to be big The Cham- Alicia Bull in the fact that we have events Small talk is appropriate. Kim Sweem, President ber spends Executive going on all over our commu- just needs to be fun. People vis- Rainier Connect a lot of time Director nity and we have opportunity in 3. It’s ok to let the public iting from out of town are gen- trying to mar- front of us to get people into our use your bathroom. People erally looking for fun! Maretta M. Boes, ket to all of the events that are businesses. have to go to the bathroom. It Washington Orthopaedic Center occurring in our county. We If a huge baseball tourna- can actually be used as a ploy to There are so many ways for encourage people to go to the ment is coming into town that get them in your business. Uti- us to utilize the beautiful days Christine Brower, KeyBank- Rochester Chamber website and add their will bring thousands of outside lize it if you got it. Share your of summer in Lewis County. event onto our community cal- visitors, then doing a few sim- potty room! One of them is certainly ap- endar. With that, the events on ple things could generate more Michelle Davis, preciating the fact that we have KeyBank - Centralia the calendar then shoot into our money for you within your lo- 4. Create a sale that might a community full of activities weekly newsletter that goes out cal business. Here are just a few be attractive to the group and events. What an oppor- Sheila DeGuise, to over 1,700 business people ideas. Some of them may sound that’s visiting. I’ll use the base- Washington Federal on Monday mornings. This is very basic but are worth the ball tournament as an example tunity this brings to our local powerful marketing within our shout out. again. If you owned a coffee businesses. I encourage you to Rachelle Denham, community. house perhaps a coupon to buy embrace the opportunity and Security State Bank - What I want us to think 1. Extend your store hours 2 coffees get one free could be help visitors fall in love with our South Market Blvd. about is this: not only is this and make sure your doors are handed out to the visitors at quaint and friendly community good advertising for the people open. Staying open a few extra check in to their hotel. Find a and of course your business! Dianne Dorey, Lewis County Assessor’s Oice

Trevor Elliott, Ambassador Spotlight: Longtime Ambassador Retires Virgil R. Lee & Son Insurance Kelli Erb, Business: Retired but I volunteer How did you become an business professionals like Angie The Chronicle for a number of non-profit Ambassador? I became an Maxwell at Cascade Sport and organizations. Ambassador when I was invited to Spine. She has become an active Ale Espino, an Ambassador lunch a number member of the Chamber and that Pete Bezy Realty Hobbies: Fishing, reading good of years ago. Maretta Boes is how she is getting to know and books of any kind. thought I would enjoy meeting serve her community. Hopefully Angela French, and visiting with them. She was that makes people value what her United Way of Lewis County Spouse: Married 47 years to right and now about 15 years later, business offers. Charlotte. I still enjoy meeting and visiting Cindy Henderson, with all Chamber members. I just Ash & Roberts, DDS Where born? Aberdeen, WA at wish more members were more What are you going to the end of World War II. active within the Chamber. miss most about being an Ambassador? I really enjoy the Dana Hill, Thorbeckes FitLife Center How did you come to settle Why should others become an company and the networking. It’s in Lewis County? I moved here Ambassador? It’s a great way to always great to meet new people and spend time with old friends. Carol Johnson, in 1976 to manage the Safeway get involved in your community Community Member on Harrison that is now the and network. Plus, it’s fun!. Did I Goodwill. mention, it’s FUN! My number one tip: People Cynthia Jussila, Harlan Thompson do business with people they Twin Star Credit Union - Family: My wife of nearly 48 Why should businesses like! Get to know your potential Centralia years, Charlotte, and I have four become part of the Chamber? customers. The Chamber is a children, 7 grandchildren and The networking is really great way to do that. Angie Maxwell, one great grandchild. What would surprise us about important. Once you join the Cascade Sport & Spine and

you? I love to fish and I catch Chamber, you get out of it what Harlan is retiring from being an Physical Therapy My career: I have had a very you put in it. I really recommend them pretty frequently. I own a Ambassador after almost 15 years diverse career. Managed Safeway that you understand the Eren Millam, Stores in Raymond, Hoquiam, jet boat to fish out of but I don't opportunities at the Chamber of dedicated service. We will miss like nor do I eat fish. I grew up in having Harlan as one of our active Realty World and Aberdeen. Owned and and take advantage of them. I Cosser & Assoc. operated convenience stores Copalis Beach on the coast and really suggest you use your and outstanding volunteers. We all we had to eat when times were know we will see him at as many in south Lewis County. Did Chamber directory and shop Shari McFarland, marketing for an Assisted Living tight was fish and other seafood. I within the Chamber businesses Chamber events as he can make decided when I left home that fish in the future. Thank you for Coldwell Banker Kline & Community and a local drug/ so you get to know them and they Associates medical equipment company. would never be on my menu. get to know you. I really admire everything Harlan. Corenne ‘Cory’ Moses, Lewis County PUD #1 CENTRALIA | CHEHALIS Lisa Neal, Upcoming LEWIS COUNTY KITI Radio 1420/ Live 95 FM 2014 Festival Sheila Page, Chamber Events Coldwell Banker Kline & & Associates Events Guide Rob Fuller Scholarship Luncheon, May 12th 11:30am Pam Orr-Rayton, to 1:00pm at The Great Wolf Lodge. Seating is Lewis County Title Co. limited. Register at chamberway.com. Lunch cost is Raquel ‘Kelly’ Robinson, $25. Holiday Inn Express & Suites HOW YOU CAN HELP: Ryan Schopp, Donate to the Scholarship Fund. Country Financial Donate $25 gift cards for student gifts. Amanda Singleton, Rainier Connect Business After Hours on Thursday, May 15th from 5 Come to this free Rebecca Teitzel, to 7pm at Jeremy's Farm to Table. Edward Jones networking event and enjoy great food, spirits, and prizes at this newly remodeled restaurant located at Harlan Thompson, Miss Lewis County Scholarship 576 W Main Street in Chehalis. PARADES MUSIC Scott White, Business Connection Deadline May 30th. THEATRE Historic Fox Theatre Restorations Chamber members can submit 200 words or less FAMILY for consideration to be included in the Business ART Photo courtesy of Jim Thode Photo courtesy of Jim

Connection section of the Chronicle at no charge. This OUTDOORS Soon! Coming is a great perk of membership! Email your submission FOOD to [email protected].

Essence of Eastern Europe Trip departing on October 31st. Call the Chamber to get a trip packet with more details. (360)748-8885. Guide & Events Festival 2

Directory CHAMBER STAFF Alicia Bull Executive Director [email protected]

Amber Roal Marketing Manager [email protected]

Lisa Guerrero Oice Manager [email protected]

Michelle Turner Member Services [email protected]

2014 Executive Board Amanda Singleton, Chair Rainier Connect

Ken Kostick, Past Chair Quanex/Port of Chehalis

Suzie Mitchell, Helly Hansen

Kyle Heaton, Vice Chair Port of Centralia Rob Fuller Scholarship Jenny Collins, Secretary Visiting Nurses Foundation Luncheon

Ron Hall, Treasurer Monday, May 12th, instead largest awards we can to these Ron Hall, CPA of our regular monthly forum deserving students, we invite meeting, our Chamber will you to make a direct donation gather for lunch and will hon- to the scholarship fund that will 2014 Board of Directors or the “Top 25” students from benefit the best and brightest Chris Dupont Centralia and Chehalis. During from the Twin Cities. Call the TransAlta that luncheon, we award schol- Chamber today to make that -do arships through the Chamber’s nation at (360)748-8885. You can Bob Jackins attend this luncheon that is led Rob Fuller Scholarship program. C I Destinations presents Home Depot All year long our Chamber Am- by a wonderful keynote speaker, bassadors work to raffle and Representative Richard DeBolt. the Essence of EasternC I Destinations Europe presents Ron Sturza auction items donated by the Space at the luncheon is limited business community to raise and requires pre-registration by Sunbird Shopping Center with the Centralia-Chehalisthe Essence of Eastern Europe those funds. As we make a final May 7th at www.chamberway. push to ensure that we give the com. Chamberwith ofthe CommerceCentralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Dr. James Walton Departing OctoberDeparting 31, 2014 October 31, 2014 Centralia College Highlights: • Vienna City Tour • Cesky-Krumlov • Royal Palace *Only $2899 Mitch Moberg • Schoennbrun • Prague Castle/CityHighlights: • St. Vitus if deposited by Twin Cities Trading Post Palace Tour Cathedral • Old Town Prague  Vienna• Strahov City Library Tour May 1, 2014 Rob Hill W.F. West High School Centralia High School • Kutna Hora  Schoennbrun Palace City of Centralia Top 25 Top 25 (optional) Nicole Bach Lillian Albright  Old Town Prague Merlin MacReynold Noelle Bedford Edith Almanza Fuerte  *OnlyCesky-Krumlov City of Chehalis Joshua Belveal Tyler Beairsto For more information, Hayden Brame Taylor Canfield  $2999Prague Castle/City please contact the Chamber Deanne Putman Kyle Chaney Israel Contreras-Maldonado Tour at (360)748-8885. Allstate Insurance/Putman Agency Anna Detray Alex Cowin For more information, please contact the Chamber at (360)748-8885.  Lindsey Giffey Heidi Elwanger Royal Palace Colten Gray Elizabeth Essert Lindy Waring  St. Vitus Cathedral Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel Lyndsay Lawrence Mckailey Fast Larissa Lindsay Michaela Hall Explore Lewis Strahov Library Keesha Matz Westley Hunter Walter Cuestas Becca Monge Rilee Kostick  Kutna Hora (optional) Century 21/Lund Tabitha Moyer Christopher Martin County In May Raegan Nelson Nicholaus Martin May 2 -4 May 11 CONTACT US: Anthony Painter Rachel Mecham Rapunzel Mothers Day Brunch Train 500 NW Chamber of Commerce Way Camren Richards Ciara Pedersen Roxy Theater, Morton Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Chehalis, WA 98532 Molly Russell Ashley Phelps Museum Zoe Sayler Cory Richardson May 2-4 Spring Youth Fair May 15-17 Oice: 360.748.8885 Nathan Sherfey Anna Scheibmeir Rachel Tennant Kassidy Spittle Southwest Washington Fairgrounds The Diary of Anne Frank Centralia High School Toll free: 1.800.525.3323 Lauren Wade Tyler Stedham May 2-4 Victoria Weeks Zane Wakefield Packwood Mountain Festival May 16-17 Fax: 360.748.8763 Dakota White Collin Westenhaver White Pass Country Museum Relay for Life of Lewis County Nathan Wilks Taylor Winsett Southwest Washington Fairgrounds [email protected] Austin Yao Shayna Woods May 3 Vader May Day & Parade May 17-18 Vader Gun & Knife Show Southwest Washington Fairgrounds May 3-4 Welcome New Chamber Members Spring Wine Tour May 17-18 Chehalis Valley Locations Master Gardeners Plant Sale Jessica Jensen Law PS Great India Cuisine Southwest Washington Fairgrounds 2604 12th Court SW Ste B 315 N Tower Ave. May 8-11, 15-16 Olympia, WA 98502 Centralia, WA 98531 Quilters May 17 Corbet Theater, Centralia College Trains, Dames, and Prohibition (360) 705-1335 (360) 807-4258 Walking Tour www.jessicajensenlaw.com May 8-9, 16-17 Historic Downtown Centralia High School Musical "Back to the 80's" R.E. Bennett School, Chehalis May 23-26 Memorial Day Packwood Flea May 10 Market 32nd Annual Lewis County Packwood Summer is Always Fun at Historical Bike Ride Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis May 31 Thorbeckes Wizard of Oz CAMPS STARTth Fox Theatre, Centralia JUNE 24 • Havin’ A Ball Thorbeckes Sports Speciic Money to Lend! • Camp Splash! Summer Training Camps • Over the Edge Camps Local Lenders • Competitive Rates 2014 Member FDIC • Swimming & Speed, Agility, & Quickness Camps Our business is helping Laser Tag Day Camp Kids Class Daily Workouts your business succeed! • Business Loans • Lines/Letters of Credit Registration SUMMERSUMMER • Equipment Financing forms available • SBA & Rural

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Mega Arms Selects Port of seeking appointments to throughout this summer. this event before then you’re in communities across Centralia For Manufacturing communicate with the clinic at For more information go to really missing out on a fantastic Washington. Lewis County PUD their convenience. The portal https://www.facebook.com/#!/ day. We host 100+ exhibitors Commissioner Ben Kostick will Facility can be used to request and MusicOnTheMnt and have over 1,000 attendees continue serving in his role as Mega Arms LLC has entered manage appointments, securely every year, because when you Association Treasurer. Kostick into a long term lease agreement e-mail your healthcare team, pay Fishing Derby: June 7th, 2014 mix wellness and fun you get is a Certified Public Accountant to locate its manufacturing bills online, request medication the Wellness Roundup! With and has served on the Lewis facility to the Port of Centralia’s refills, complete registrations The Derby will begin @ 9am free health screenings and a County PUD Board since 2007. Park I development. Mega Arms forms, update your clinic with registration beginning at $500 grand prize drawing, free LLC manufactures the highest profile and contact information, 8:30. No Catch & Release. No bike helmets, 100 chances at Jim Womble Wins Prestigious quality parts in their industry and view and request medical Adult Fishing during the Derby. free lunch, and too much more and is best known for its line of records. Visit the Washington Throughout the day hundreds of to mention; exhibitors should Safety Award precision AR-15 components. Orthopaedic Center website at fish are caught with the biggest bring the whole family for a day At the recent North West The company will be moving www.waortho.com to access the trout weighing in at about 8 of fun. We welcome exhibitors Public Power Association from its previous facility in patient portal and to learn more pounds. There are various who can provide information on (NWPPA) Engineering & Tumwater, Washington. Mega about the doctors and services at competitions throughout the day health and wellness services to Operations Conference (E&O), Arms LLC owner Mike Miller Washington Orthopaedic Center. for everyone to participate in. sign up for a free booth. Contact Lewis PUD’s Safety Coordinator, said, “This manufacturing Kids can have their faces painted, Info:Wellness Round Up c/o Jim Womble was presented plant represents an expansion Predator Panel with Wolf learn how to clean fish, and Diana Jennings 908 S Scheuber with the very prestigious Career of our manufacturing footprint participate in a number of mini- Rd, Centralia, WA 98531 Diana. Commitment to Safety Award. allowing us to provide the same Haven International, Cheetah games around the area. The event [email protected]. The Award focuses upon the quality products and service Conservation Fund, and is also informative. In the past importance of safety in the while shortening lead times to Karelian Bear Dog local rangers and community Mother’s Day at the Bath Depot utility industry. It recognizes our customers. We are pleased officials have donated their time Experts from Wolf Haven one individual each year that to join the Port of Centralia and to help educate families on a Mother’s Day is May 11th and has outstanding proficiency in look forward to ramping up International, Cheetah number of community related if you are looking for the perfect Conservation Fund and the safety; demonstrated leadership production at our new facility issues like the dangers of invasive gift to tell Mom how much you in safety in his or her utility in the coming months.” Port of Karelian Bear Dog Program weeds in our local waters and love her, come to The Bath Depot, will host a panel discussion and the industry; and has made Centralia Commission President woods. For more information, Inc. Here you find wonderful a significant contribution to Gene Groshong stated, “We are on the role of top predators in contact Mike Kohn (LCPUD) bath and body essentials that the landscape. This is a unique safety within the industry over pleased that the Port of Centralia at 740-2449 or Ken Wieman will help Mom feel pampered his or her career. This award is could provide a facility that will opportunity to hear specialists (Cowlitz Valley Ranger District) and help her relax and unwind. in their field in a compelling open to all employees of NWPPA meet Mega Arms’ needs and at (360)497-1141. DIRECTIONS: How about Royal Apothic bubble member utilities that exemplify bring them to Lewis County. Our conversation about animals that To get to the park, turn on Savio creams, or Michel Design Works both fascinate and frighten us: outstanding commitment and community certainly needs the Rd. off Hwy 12 (mile marker shea butter enriched soaps, leadership in safety. high quality jobs they provide wolves, cheetahs, and bears. The 111). Turn right onto Kiona Rd., bubble baths, body and hand and we look forward to a long- panel will be fielded by Diane then right onto Falls Rd. Follow washes, or Love & Toast hand term relationship with this Gallegos, executive director at it to Champion 240 Rd.; left on creams, or Feeling Smitten bath Things Are Cookin’ Up for United company.” Wolf Haven, Dr. Laurie Marker, Champion 240 Rd., another fast cupcakes? These are just a few Way of Lewis County’s Chef’s founder and executive director left into the park entrance. gift ideas you can find at The Night Out! of the Cheetah Conservation Custom Security Announces the Bath Depot, for Mother’s Day or On Saturday, June 21st, join Fund, and Bruce Richards of any other day! Also, remember Promotion of B.J. Swidecki to Washington Department of Fish A Night at the Theatre hundreds of others at the Lucky we have gift certificates Eagle Casino Event Center for the position of Vice President and Wildlife’s Karelian Bear Dog The members of Centralia, available as well. There is always program. Chehalis and Twin Cities Rotary Chef’s Night Out, where the and General Manager something new arriving at aroma of incredible, hand- Reception: May 1st 5:30 pm / clubs invite you to join them for The Bath Depot. Come check BJ Swidecki has been with Panel discussion: 6:30 pm Dinner & Auction on May 9th crafted appetizers will fill the air! us out at 108 West Pine Street, Chef’s Night Out brings together Custom Security for 37 years, RSVP required: 360.264.4695 at 6:00pm at the Blue Pavilion Centralia. For information call beginning as an Alarm installer, x210 or [email protected] at the Southwest Washington Lewis County’s finest restaurants Refreshments & no host bar (360)623-1016. And, remember and caterers under one roof for field supervisor, Purchasing and Fairgrounds. Tickets may be to like us on Facebook! now responsible for the Custom Heritage Room on Capitol purchased from any member a delicious evening to benefit Security Family of Companies Lake, 604 Water St. SW, Olympia, of the three Rotary clubs for United Way of Lewis County which Include: Alarm Center WA $50.00 each or at the Historic Washington PUD Association and its partner organizations. Inc, Ace Fire and Security, and Fox Theatre. Funds raised from Elects New Officers for Witness first-hand as local • Royal Palace Custom Security. BJ’s experience Mount St. Helens Area Opening this year’s event will benefit the 2014-2015 chefs compete for your vote, • St. Vitus helps bring long term continuity renovation of the Mezzanine preparing bite-sized samplings to a growing Industry company May 10, 2014 Lounge at the Historic Fox PUD Commissioners from and showcasing their originality that was originated in Lacey Gifford Pinchot National Theatre. The plan for the Fox four public utility districts with uniquely prepared cuisine • Strahov Library in 1972 by Bob and Yvonne assumed top leadership and vying for the title of Lewis • Kutna Hora Forest will soon be opening is to restore the exterior and Helstrom. the Mount St. Helens area to interior of the building as it was positions for 2014-2015 as the County’s Top Chef! $60/person the public for the 2014 season. in 1930 when the Fox was built. Washington Public Utility to attend ($65 after June 1, 2014) Johnston Ridge Observatory With 1,000 seats, this performing Districts Association (WPUDA) Space fills up fast, get your tickets Washington Orthopaedic Center will open May 10th for 7 days a arts center, the largest between announced the election of its to Chef’s Night Out online at week, from 10am-6pm. Mount Portland & Tacoma, will once new officers. Pacific County www.lewiscountyuw.com/chefs- Opens Satellite Clinic St. Helens Science and Learning again serve as the premiere PUD Commissioner Diana night-out or by calling (360)748- To better serve the Center at Coldwater is currently gathering place in the region. For Thompson was elected to serve 8100. residents of East Lewis County, open to the public from 10am- more information on the auction as President, Chelan County This year’s lineup of Washington Orthopaedic 4pm every Saturday and Sunday and dinner, contact Centralia PUD Commissioner Dennis participating chefs and Center has opened a satellite and will be extending their hours Rotary President, Debbie Bolz will serve as Vice-President, restaurants include: clinic in Morton. Dr. Keith to 6pm. Admission to Johnston Schinnell, at (360)269-4215 or Wahkiakum County PUD • Darin Harris ~ Boccata Birchard now has clinic hours Ridge and Science and Learning Scott White at (360)880-8053. Commissioner Dennis Reid will Restaurant at the Morton Specialty Clinic, Center is $8 per person, kids For Reservations for the event, serve as Secretary, and Lewis • James “Jim” Wheeler located within Morton General 15 and under are free. Free mail your check to Lewis County County PUD Commissioner • Jeremy Wildhaber ~ Jeremy’s Hospital, 521 Adams Avenue in admission days are May 18th, Rotary Foundation, PO Box Ben Kostick will continue to Farm to Table Morton. Dr. Birchard is a board June 7th, June 14th, and Sept 1011, Chehalis, WA 98532. Please serve as Treasurer. The officers • Donnie Stancil ~ McMenamin’s certified orthopedic surgeon. 27th. list the full name and address serve on the Association’s Olympic Club Washington Orthopaedic Center Sign up for programs with the for each person attending. Executive Committee and • Mike Allen ~ O’Blarney’s Irish patients and new patients have a Mount St Helens Institute at www. Reservations should be mailed Board of Directors, providing Pub choice to schedule at the Morton mshinstitute.org. The public is no later than May 2nd. oversight and recommendations • Dawn Lawson ~ Dawn’s Specialty Clinic or at the main invited to experience the volcano in support of WPUDA’s Delectables clinic in Centralia, located in a different way by attending Save The Date For the 5th mission. The Washington • Amy Mumford ~ Cupcake at 1900 Cooks Hill Road in several events scheduled for this PUD Association represents Rhapsody Centralia. Appointments for summer. “Arts of the Mountain” Annual Wellness Roundup on 27 not-for-profit, community- • Kwan T Yu & Tom Hanrahn ~ both clinics can be scheduled is a community art event taking Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014; 9am- owned public utility districts Great Wolf Lodge by calling 360-736-2889 or 800- place on June 28th and 29th. 2pm at the Corner of Cooks Hill and one-joint operating agency, • The Culinary Team ~ Lucky 342-0205, or by communicating For more information go to Energy Northwest. WPUDA Eagle Casino & Hotel through the Washington https://www.facebook.com/#!/ and Scheuber Roads. member PUDs provide electrical, Orthopaedic Center patient artsofthemountain. “Music on Exhibitors, please contact water and wastewater, and portal. The patient portal is a the Mountain” is a series of us to reserve your spot – we wholesale telecommunications Vendor Opportunities at the secure messaging system which music bands playing at Johnston don’t want to run out of tables/ services to residential, business allows patients and individuals Ridge Observatory amphitheater chairs. If you haven’t come to and industrial customers please see BIZZ BUZZ, page 4

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Inside he Chronicle 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia 360-748-0001 Title Fax: 360-748-9867 Escrow Fax: 360-740-7892 360-736-6322 200 NW Paciic · Chehalis · www.titlegco.com 4 become the property of the Meat Sale S. Tower Ave.) or on Brown Paper LUCKY EAGLE CASINO fair and will not be returned. Tickets (http://farmersmarket. $20 PER PERSON Bizz Buzz May 8th & 9th Shop’n Vendors must also provide a brownpapertickets.com) Tickets This will be the last Doris’s certificate of insurance. For Kart Stores will have a 2 Day will also be available at the door Continued from page 3 Truckload Meat Sale. You get Diva Bunco party till September, more information, please contact for $12. Children 5 and under are so be sure to come out to this one Gale Sobolesky, Fair & Events wholesale prices on whole in admitted free of charge. Southwest Washington Fair Manager at (360)740-2656. the bag meat, sliced anyway you and get your BUNCO on while want it. Stop by either location on enjoying the company of women The Southwest Washington Sipping for a Solution Fair welcomes your inquiries May 8th or 9th. Visit our website who just want to have fun(and about commercial and non-profit Mother’s Day Brunch and Dinner for more details: yardbirdsmall. Friday, May 2nd from 4 to raise money while doing it). vendor space. The fair makes Trains! com. 7pm at re:Design on Market Questions: Call the Head Diva, every effort to offer a balanced Blvd. in Chehalis. Contact Cory Doris Wood at (360)736-8722 for variety of exhibits and food to Brunch Train departs at 1pm at (360)520-1473 or Sandra • 10 years and under is $23 Farmers Market Kicks 0ff 10th further information. fair-goers. Product diversity is Season with Bite Night at (360)880-5016 for more the main rule of thumb when we • Over 10 years is $33 information about this evening contract with new vendors. A fair Dinner Train departs at 5pm Kick off the Community of wine tasting, fundraising, Diary of Anne Frank vendor booth offers a variety of • 10 years and under is $24 Farmers Market’s 10th season silent auction, and socializing Come see Centralia High purposes beyond point of sale • Over 10 years is $44 with a celebration where brought to you by HotWires purchases. Product sampling, farmers, vendors, and customers Relay For Life Team and School students in the Diary of generating leads, and meeting This is a great way to spend can mingle over seasonal featuring Heymann Whinery. Anne Frank. Shows are at 7pm the public face-to-face in a fun Mother’s Day with loved ones tapas prepared by Chef Chris The cost is $10 per person. on May 15th, 16th and 17th environment are all beneficial too. aboard the Steam Train eating Klickman. There will also be a in the Centralia High School A complete vendor information brunch or dinner while visiting no host wine bar, live music, and theater. Student actors are: Collin and enjoying the sights and Dora’s Diva Bunco Party package is available at the fair door prizes. “Bite Night” will Westenhaver, Sofia Sanchez- office, or on the fair website at sounds of the locomotive! be held on Friday, May 16th at Save the date for another Please call today to book Muir, Brianna Sprouse, Jessica www.southwestwashingtonfair. Santa Lucia Coffee Roasters from exciting opportunity to play Roal, Thomas Griffin, Mackenzie net. If you apply for the 2014 your reservations (360)748- 6 - 8pm. The informal event will bunco, win prizes, enjoy great fair, you will need to submit the 9593 or visit the website for feature local spring foods offered appetizers and a no host bar all Neely, Garrett Grubbs, Matthew completed application along more information at www. by market vendors. Tickets for the while raising money for a Shafer, Kennedy Woods, with any supporting brochures, steamtrainride.com. These “Bite Night” are $10 each andgreat Lewis County organization, Kyler Bickle, Jordan Wilson, photographs, or samples of your trains fill up fast so call today!! can be purchased at Santa Lucia community chore services! Annabelle Thomas, Kelsi Mack, product and your display. These Shop’n Kart – 2 Day Truckload Coffee Roasters in Centralia (202 MAY 1, 2014 at 5:30pm and Thomas Perkins. Networking Business After Hours - Dick’s Brewing Company

Attendees enjoyed networking, Dick’s beer, and fabulous food from Northwest Sausage and Deli. Julie Pendleton and Christine Chamberlain served up cold beer with warmth and friendliness.

So many choices! Dick’s Brewing offers premiere craft beers made right here in our back yard. Read more at www.dicksbeer.com. Chamber Forum Ribbon Cuttings

The Chamber welcomed the Salgado’s and their team as new members during their April Ribbon Cutting. The Texas BBQ Grill serves break- fast, lunch, and dinner at its Kresky Avenue location.

The crowd enjoyed a fun game of Fact or Myth regarding property taxes.

Lewis County Assessor Dianne Dorey speaks Mayor Bonnie Canaday helps the Chamber welcome new restaurant to the crowd about the tax base at the Cham- Great India Cuisine to Downtown Centralia. Traditional Indian food ber Forum last month is a unique new offering in the Twin Cities.

Keep up to date with the Chamber and the latest happenings. Scan the QR code with your smart phone! The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 • Main 7 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens Commodities Gas in Washington — $3.89 (AAA of Group) CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Botched Vehicle Prowl side of Onalaska was reported at Washington) Gold — $1,280 (Monex) Fraud 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. The thief Crude Oil — $99.32 per barrel (CME Silver — $18.90 (Monex) • A man wearing a blue and entered the residence and stole yellow coat was spotted break- • Police took a report of a - about $200 in jewelry and cash. fraudulent check at 8:30 a.m. ing a vehicle’s window and steal • Deputies responded to a re- GEORGE CHARLES POTTER Wednesday. It was used at a ing a backpack on the 400 block ported burglary on the 400 block business on the 100 block of of North Tower Avenue at 4:20 of Butts Road outside of Morton West High Street and received at a.m. Thursday. When the man have been their 67th at 3:50 p.m. Wednesday. The anniversary. the beginning of the month. realized someone saw him, he thief entered a barn and took a dropped the backpack and ran George, better known stereo and tools. The estimated as “Coach Potter” had Stolen and Recovered Vehicle away. Police responded but were loss is about $700. unable to locate the man. a tremendous impact • A vehicle was reported sto- on the students and Crash len shortly after 10 a.m. Wednes- Theft athletes he taught at day from the 100 block of South Athena, Ore., Sandy, • Deputies cited a 43-year- Ore., Sunnyside, Tower Avenue. It was later locat- • A car dolly was reported old Onalaska woman after she ed in the county. stolen from the 1000 block of Wash. and Bend, Ore., rear ended a 2007 Ford Mustang Centralia, Wash., and South Gold Street at 10:21 a.m. driven by a 16-year-old Chehalis Tuesday. Jesuit High School, Obstructing boy on the 100 block of Labree Oregon. A Hall of • A bike was taken from the Road North outside of Chehalis • Patrick C. Delp, 63, of Cen- backyard of a residence on the Fame Coach in the tralia, was cited and released for shortly before 8 a.m. Tuesday. State of Washington, 200 block of North Washington Both vehicles, including her suspicion of obstructing a public Avenue sometime in the past he took great pride in servant after he allegedly refused 2002 Dodge Durango, sustained being an educator. week. minor damage. No one was in- George Charles George is survived to identify himself to police dur- Potter, 89, of Portland, ing a dispute on the 1000 block jured. by his wife, Bunny; Spray Paint on a Car Ore. died April 27, his children, Nancy of Harrison Avenue at about 2014. George was Faulk, Ken Potter and noon Wednesday. • Police took a report of a Stolen Weed Trimmer born March 16, 1925 damaged vehicle on the 800 in Portland, Ore. Gene Potter; eight • Three women with a baby grandchildren; and two Minor Injury Collision block of F Street shortly before 6 allegedly stole a weed trimmer He graduated from a.m. Wednesday. Someone had Franklin High School great-grandchildren. • Two vehicles crashed at from the Power Shop on the in 1943 and enlisted in A military burial spray painted on the hood of the 3800 block of Harrison Avenue the intersection of Mellen Street car. the Army Air Corps. service will be held and Marsh Avenue shortly after outside of Centralia at about 1:30 He served as a pilot in from 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 noon Wednesday. Both vehicles p.m. Tuesday. The women took WWII. After the war, a.m. on Monday, May 5, the weedeater and drove away in he graduated from 2014 at the Willamette were towed from the scene and LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE National Cemetery. one person was transported to Burglaries a black Ford Focus. Police later Paciic University and Providence Centralia Hospital located the car, which had the married Bunny in 1947. To view this obituary, please go • A burglary at a house on the June 2, 2014 would to chronline.com/obituaries. with minor injuries. - 200 block of Leonard Road out please see SIRENS, page Main 10 Death Notices ARNOLD (ARNIE) EDWARD TOMASHECK Sadie Richardson • NORENE ANN GRANT, 69, Pocatello, Idaho, Verjean passed in 2005. formerly of Centralia, died Sunday, April 20, in Pocatello. No services are planned. In 1970, Arnie helped Sadie was preceded in Arrangements are under the direction of start the Twin City Youth death by her parents; six Downard Funeral Home, Pocatello. Football League. Arnie sisters; and a brother. • MAX DALE HOLBERT, 85, Onalaska, died was a life member of both She is survived by her six children, Sherri (Lonnie) Saturday, April 26, at Liberty County Immanuel Lutheran Church Place, Centralia. No services are sched- Elder, Sam (Eileen) uled at this time. Arrangements are and Centralia Chehalis Elks Marshall, Ken Marshall, under the direction of Brown Mortuary Lodge #2435. Ron (Gina) Marshall, Service, Chehalis. Arnie was preceded Vickie (Jim) Christensen • EMILY IRENE HOPWOOD, 91, Centralia, in death by his parents, and Shelley Watson; 14 died Sunday, April 27, at home. No ser- Edward & Carrie; wife, grandchildren; 37 great- vices are scheduled at this time. Arrange- grandchildren; and four ments are under the direction of Newell- Verjean; father-in-law, great-great grandchildren. Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Arnold (Arnie) Edward Gerald Lunt; mother-in- Sadie loved her • SALLY JO KRAUEL, 82, Chehalis, died Sat- Tomasheck passed away on law, Bertha Nothwang; and Mariners, quilting, baking and helping others. She urday, April 26, at Providence Centralia April 30, 2014 after a brief sister-in-law, Janice (John) Sadie Richardson, 94, Hospital. A graveside service will be at illness surrounded by his Stoner. was a blessing to everyone 10 a.m. Saturday at Mountain View Cem- of Centralia, Wash. went she knew. etery, Centralia. Arrangements are under family. Arnie is survived by to her eternal home on Services will be held the direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mor- Arnie was born on July his son, Mike (Linda) April 29, 2014 to be with at Open Bible Church, tuary, Centralia. 17, 1929 to Edward and Tomasheck; daughter, her Lord and Savior Jesus Centralia, Friday, May • BARBARA J. BIGLER BOYCE, 78, Chehalis, Carrie Tomasheck in Ellis Geri (Scott) Badavinac; Christ. She was surrounded 2, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. The by family. died Tuesday, April 22, at home. A view- Kan. grandchildren, Lindsey family asks that donations ing will be at 11:30 a.m. Sunday at the She was born on June be made to Assured Home Arnie attended school in and Ashley Tomasheck, 19, 1919 to Jess and Laura Fords Prairie Grange, followed by a me- Centralia graduating from Health & Hospice in Lewis morial service at 1:30 p.m. A graveside Jacob and Christopher Whiteside in Helena, County in lieu of lowers. service will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at the old Centralia High School (Amanda) Valentine; great- Mont. Her family moved to Grand Mound Cemetery, followed by a in 1947 and then Centralia grandchildren, Paisley Washington when she was To view this obituary, please go potluck at the Grange. College in 1949. Hamilton, Jason, Aiden and a young girl. to chronline.com/obituaries. Arnie entered the Army Jaxson Valentine. Lotteries in 1951 and was honorably A family service will discharged in 1953 with the Washington’s Wednesday Games be conducted at Mt. View rank of Sgt. 1st Class. Cemetery on a later date. Powerball: 02-09-11-19-50, Powerball: Arnie worked for a few 32, Power Play: 3 small businesses until 1956 A celebration of life will be Next jackpot: $50 million when he started to work at held at Dick’s Brewery on Lotto: 10-12-19-27-45-48 Lincoln Creek Lumber Co. May 2, 2014 from 3:30 to Next jackpot: $1.7 million Arnie retired as manager in 7:00 p.m. In lieu of lowers Hit 5: 10-11-23-32-37 1991. donations can be made to Next cashpot: $130,000 In October of 1956, Riverside Fire Authority or Match 4: 05-13-14-21 Arnie married Verjean Assured Home Hospice. Daily Game: 6-5-4 Challander and enjoyed To view this obituary, please go Keno: 03-05-10-16-20-23-28-30-32- 45-48-50-55-57-58-59-62-70-76-79 49 wonderful years until to chronline.com/obituaries. DONALD (DON) ELDON FISCHER They have two sometimes drill sergeant daughters, Kathy (Don) for the last several years. Lund of Randle, Wash. Don loved his family and Deanna (Dave) Ege dearly and was known of Raymond, Wash; four for the friendship and grandchildren, Stephen kindness he extended to (HaeSung) Fuller of all. It gives his family a

Vancouver, Wash., Aaron great deal of pleasure to CH520329ca.db (Marci) Fuller of Gibsons, know he lived to see his British Columbia, Drew Seahawks inally win a Ege of Raymond, Wash. Super Bowl! and Katrina Ege of Don was preceded Raymond, Wash.; three in death by his parents; great-grandchildren; plus brothers and their wives, numerous nieces and Otto and Dorothy Fischer, nephews. William and Velna At the time Don and Fischer and Walt and Newell-Hoerling’s Donald (Don) Eldon Georgina married, he Zona Fischer, his sister- Fischer, 84, of Raymond, was serving in the United in-law, Linda Russell; Wash. passed peacefully States Army deploying and his son-in-law, Rich Mortuary on April 25, 2014 after to Korea immediately Fuller. following their brief He is survived by his Proudly Serving Lewis & Thurston years of declining health. Counties Since 1907 Don was born in honeymoon. After his wife, Georgina, at the Dallas, Ore. on March 25, discharge from the service, family home; daughters, 1930. He was the fourth they moved to Randle Kathy and Deanna along • Funerals son of immigrant parents, joining family members with their families. Max and Olga Fischer. to eventually become His loving presence • Cremations Simple Direct Don was their only child co-owners of Fischer’s and humor will be sorely Cremation Market where both he missed though we gladly to be born in the United • Monument Sales $775.00 States. His parents so and Georgina worked give him over to no more desired to give him a truly until their retirement in pain and heavenly rest. • Floral American name that it 1995. After spending A memorial service was two months before it several years enjoying will be held Saturday, • Advanced Planning was inally chosen. long winters in Yuma, May 3, 2014 at the United Don grew up in Ariz., they eventually Methodist Church, For Information Please Call Dallas, Ore. He married moved to Raymond next Randle at 1:00 p.m. Funeral Directors Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary Georgina Mae Russell of door to their youngest followed immediately by daughter, Deanna and a reception in the church Jim Hoerling & Joe Tommasi 205 W. Pine Street Reedsport, Ore., together CH520698sl.sw sharing nearly 62 of her family. Deanna has fellowship hall. Centralia, WA. 98531 marriage at the time of his been their main caretaker, To view this obituary, please go to 360-736-3317 daily ray of sunshine and chronline.com/obituaries. death. Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 RECORDS

FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTION SCORES: From the Lewis County Public Health Department Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total Avenue Espresso, Centralia 0 5 5 Morton Elementary, Morton 0 5 5 Indirect drain is required on the three-compartment sink. Please correct within two months. Warewash sink is not indirectly drained. This sink is not used for dishwashing or for food prep. This is a repeat violation. Left handout. (5 blue) Will discuss a plan to rely on high school facility to use as backup to the dishwasher. (5 blue) Inspection: April 23 Inspection: April 24

Morton High School, Morton 0 5 5 Big T’s BBQ, Centralia 10 0 10 The high school newer kitchen three-compartment sink has three individual drains, none of Potentially hazardous foods were found cold holding between 43.0 and 60.1 F. and must be which are indirectly drained. Will discuss resolution of this with school district. (5 blue) kept at 41 F. or below at all times. These were either discarded (60.1 F.) or uncovered to cool (43 F.) Please do not use the prep cooler until reliably fixed. (10 red) Inspection: Aprll 24 Inspection: April 24 Onalaska Middle/Elementary School 0 5 5 Cispus Learning Center, Randle 0 5 5 The three-compartment warewash sink is not drained into a floor sink or otherwise indirectly drained as required. An acceptable resolution needs to be developed (such as rerun drain to exist- Warewash three-compartment sink was confirmed to be directly drained. Maintenance person- ing floor sink under dishwasher) and implemented. Please have plan sent to our office. (5 blue) nel indicated they have a specific plan to resolve this as early as next week if possible. They will email a picture of the new drain when completed. Plan sounded acceptable to this inspector. (5 blue) Quality Inn, Centralia 35 10 45 Hand wash sink has been removed from the kitchen area. There were no paper towels or hand Inspection: April 23 soap available at the three-compartment sink. No unpackaged foods may be offered until the hand sink is reinstalled. Plans must be submitted and approved prior to installation. (10 red) Great Cuisine of India, Centralia 45 5 50 Waffle batter was found at 57.6 F. and leftovers are sometimes saved for next-day service. Bat- Rice and cooked onions were being stored at room temperature. Based on the times since prep- ter must either be kept at 41 F. or below or must be added to the written Time as a Control plan aration, the rice was discarded and the onions will be reheated to 165 F. and then cooled properly. and then discarded within four hours of preparation. (10 red) All potentially hazardous foods must be either kept hot at 135 F. or above or cold at 41 F. or below. There was no thermometer available to measure food temperatures. One must be provided be- (25 red) fore food service continues. Recommend digital thermometer. This is a repeat violation. (5 red) Potentially hazardous foods were found cold holding between 44.1 and 47.1 F. and must be kept The current owners took control of this establishment without completing the application pack- at 41 F. or below at all times. These were discarded. (10 red) et or receiving permit approval. The application packet provided today must be fully completed, Yogurt was being made without providing the information required for approval. Discussed including all city approvals, within 30 days. In addition, all fees must be paid within 30 days. Fail- process and temporarily approved. (10 red) ure to do so may lead to closure and further fees. (10 red) There was no sanitizer available for wiping cloths. This was corrected. (5 blue) There were no test strips available to test sanitizer, Please provide and ensure bleach is 50-100 Due to high-risk violations, a reinspection is required. Please pay $100 to the Health Depart- ppm or Quat is 200 ppm. (5 blue) ment within 10 days. There was no sanitizer available. When food service resumes, please keep sanitizer solution Inspection: April 24 available for wiping counters and tables. (5 blue) Inspection: April 25 Holley’s Place, Centralia 5 0 5 Person in charge did not have a valid food worker card. Please correct within one week. (5 red) Comp Prime Espresso/Quick Internet, Centralia 0 5 5 Inspection: April 24 Indirect drain is required on the three-compartment sink. Please provide within two months. This is a repeat violation. (5 blue) Lewis County Head Start, Randle 0 5 5 White Pass High School, Randle 0 5 5 Warewash sink has a direct drain. This is complicated by the location of the grease trap under the sink. An indirect drain in required. Please develop and implement a plan to install an indirect Dishwash sinks have quaternary ammonium dispenser, but facility did not have test strips for drain during the offseason. (5 blue) this product. Please obtain this product appropriate for the sanitizer used. (5 blue) Inspection: April 25 Inspection: April 22 Food Establishments Joy’s Once Upon a Thyme, Chehalis Editor’s note: These figures are Blue violations relate to overall clean- considered a high risk and must be With Perfect Scores: Mt. Adams Cafe, Randle derived from inspections conducted liness and operational conditions and reinspected. An establishment that re- Tiki Tap House, Centralia Cascade Elementary, Chehalis by the Lewis County Public Health must be corrected by established dead- ceives 75 red points or 100 total points White Pass Elementary, Randle Dutch Bros. Coffee, Centralia Department’s Food Safety Program. lines or by the next routine inspection. (red and blue) on a routine inspection El Agave Mexican Store, Centralia Red violations are those most like- Any establishment receiving 40 or 40 red points on a repeat inspection Fast Trax Mobile Catering, Chehalis ly to cause foodborne illness and must red points or any red point item re- will have their food establishment per- The Hub Bar & Grill, Centralia be corrected at the time of inspection. peated within an 18 month period is mit suspended. Lewis County District Court Actions by Lewis County Dis- Held March 7 • Kameron Darrel Williams, 22, Toledo, • Robert Thomas Lusk, 36, Chehalis, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with trict Court included the following • Ian A. McIntosh, 24, Olympia, third (1) disorderly conduct, (2) resisting arrest, first degree driving while license sus- 90 suspended, fined $600, $246 in fees. pended, sentenced to 364 days in jail defendants, charges and case dis- degree driving while license suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 sus- • Jennifer Rae Purcell, 21, Pe Ell, second dismissed without prejudice. pended, fined $600, $333 in fees. with 184 suspended, fined $750, $1,486degree criminal assistance, dismissed positions: • Hoang X. Pham, 25, Yakima, third in fees. with prejudice. Held March 14 • Bernard Juinsburg Smith, 36, Silver- Held March 4 degree driving while license suspended, • Matthew Eugene Blair, 34, Toledo, dismissed without prejudice. • Zane Carl Critz, 38, Onalaska, third lake, fourth degree assault, sentenced third degree driving while license sus- • Cory Michael Fisher, 26, Onalaska, degree driving while license suspended, to 364 days in jail with 184 suspended,pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with first degree negligent driving, sen- Held March 8 sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- fined $750, $1,483 in fees. 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. tenced to 90 days in jail with 90 suspend- • Justin Taylor Booth, 22, Centralia, • Cody Sanders, 25, Olympia, drug pended, fined $600, $246 in fees. • Douglass Lee Gardipee, 38, Cheha- ed, fined $600, $554 in fees. third degree introducing contraband, paraphernalia, sentenced to 90 days in lis, (1-2) 2 counts of third degree driving • Luis L. Aguilar Anguiano, 30, Winlcok, sentenced to 90 days in jail with - 66 sus jail with 88 suspended, fined $600, $543 Held March 18 while license suspended, sentenced to driving while under the influence, dis- pended, fined $600, $1,583 in fees. 90 days in jail with 45 suspended, fined in fees. • Heidi Ann Siel, 42, Beaverton, reck- missed with prejudice. • Matthew Allen Tyndall, 30, Tacoma,$600 on count 1, 90 days with 45 sus- less driving, sentenced to 364 days in jail • Helga Walli Keonitzer, 65, Chehalis, fourth degree assault, sentenced to 364pended, fined $600 on count 2, consecu- Held March 11 with 363 suspended, fined $750, $586 in fourth degree assault, dismissed with days in jail with 361 suspended, finedtive, $772 in fees. • Joshua Paul Nathan Miles, 31, Cheha- fees. prejudice. $750, $533 in fees. • Taylor Gordon John, 24, Vancouver, lis, no contact/protection order violation, • Thomas Leon Welbaum, 58, Centra- • Mar Elliott Richie, 46, Federal Way, • Justin Jay Swart, 27, Chehalis, third third degree driving while license sus- sentenced to 364 days in jail with 363 lia, first degree negligent driving, sen- (1) driving while under the influence, degree driving while license suspended, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with suspended, fined $750, $383 in fees. tenced to 90 days in jail with 90 suspend- (2) third degree driving while license sentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 sus- 90 suspended, fined $750, $386 in fees. • Kenneth Wayne Rowton, 55, Cen- ed, fined $1,000, $146 in fees. suspended, dismissed with prejudice, pended, fined $600, $436 in fees. • David Wayne Klein, 49, Blountsville, tralia, 2 counts third degree theft, dis- • Brandon William Bowen, 22, Toledo, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 84 sus- Tenn., reckless driving, sentenced to 364 missed with prejudice. hit/run unattended property, dismissed pended, fined $600, $346 in fees. Held March 24 days in jail with 364 suspended, fined with prejudice. • Ngusha K. Shagery, 30, Hazelwood, $5,000 with $4,000 suspended, 386 in Held March 12 Held March 5 • Kevin Len Douglass, 56, Olympia, Mo., third degree driving while license fees. reckless driving, sentenced to 364 days • Christian William Isenhower, 44, Che- • Connor F. Green, 22, Onalaska, (1) suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail • David George Wilhelm, 32, Seattle, in jail with 363 suspended, fined $2,500 halis, third degree driving while license third degree driving while license sus- with 90 suspended, fined $600, $246 in first degree negligent driving, sen- with $1,500 suspended, $363 in fees. suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail pended, (2) refusal to comply, sentenced fees. tenced to 90 days in jail with 73 suspend- with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in to 90 days in jail with 90 suspended on • William Stanley Jenkins, 55, Winlock, • Christein E. Mahan, 19, Duchesne, ed, fined $600, $1,096 in fees. fourth degree assault, domestic vio- fees. count 1, 90 days in jail with 85 suspend- Utah, third degree driving while license • Nicholas James Spaet, 30, Yakima, ed on count 2, fined $600, $189 in fees. lence, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Richard Edward Melton, 35, Mossy- suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail third degree driving while license sus- 90 suspended, fined $600, $363 in fees. rock, first degree driving while license • Kly Lee Thompson, 26, Onalaska, with 89 suspended, fined $600, $146 in pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with suspended, sentenced to 364 days in jailsecond degree fishing without license/ fees. 60 suspended, fined $1,500, $1,386 in with 354 suspended, fined $1,000, $386 catch card, sentenced to 90 days in jail Held March 19 fees. with 90 days suspended, fined $600, in fees. • Steven Clokey, 43, Winlock, third Held March 25 • Jeffery Allen Williams, 45, Morton, $283 in fees. • George Frederick Jones, 48, Roches- degree driving while license suspended, • Nicholas Dohn Bartley, 45, Ethel, second degree criminal trespass, sen- • Donato Alvarado Ramon, 25, Mossy- ter, (1) fourth degree assault, (2) no con- sentenced to 90 days in jail, fined $750, reckless driving, sentenced to 364 days tenced to 90 days in jail with 76 suspend- rock, third degree driving while license tact/protection order violation, (3) driv- $706 in fees. in jail with 364 suspended, fined $5,000 ed, fined $400, $1,083 in fees. suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail ing while under the influence, dismissed • William T. Harden, 63, Portland, driv- with $4,000 suspended, $146 in fees. • Joshua Dwayne Woodward, 26, Mor- with 65 suspended, fined $600, $386 in with prejudice on count 1, sentenced ing with invalidated license, sentenced ton, third degree driving while license fees. • Timothy Samuel Ross, 52, Onalaska, to 364 days in jail with 364 suspended, to 90 days in jail with 90 suspended, reckless driving, sentenced to 364 days suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail • Jorge Arevalo Gonzalez, 39, Centra- fined $750 on count 2, dismissed with fined $600, $606 in fees. in jail with 362 suspended, fined $5,000 with 82 suspended, fined $600, $836 in lia, first degree unlawful recreational prejudice on count 3, $283 in fees. • Lance Allan Chamberlain, 26, Cheha- with $4,000 suspended, $604 in fees. fees. fishing, shoot, gaff, snag fish, sentenced • Valerity V. Zagumennyy, 50, Portland, lis, third degree driving while license sus- • Natalie Victoria Rucshner, 25, Sydney, • Lachelle Danielle Clevenger, 20, Mor- avoiding wildlife check station/inspec- to 364 days with 364 suspended, fined pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with $750, $403 in fees. Mont., third degree driving while license ton, third degree driving while license tion, sentenced to 364 days in jail with 45 suspended, fined $600, 386 in fees. suspended, fined $600, $146 in fees. suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail 364 dismissed, fined $750, $283 in fees. • Michael Benjaman Cochran, 32, Gig • Jamie Eileen Holley-Quick, 33, Port- with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in Harbor, third degree driving while li- • Matthew Dallas McMurry, 25, Seattle, • Donnie Laray Adams, 33, Seattle, land, fourth degree assault, dismissed fees. cense suspended, sentenced to 90 days third degree driving while license sus- third degree driving while license sus- with prejudice. pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • David William Haug, 36, Toledo, fail- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with in jail with 87 suspended, fined $600, $806 in fees. • Marshall Earl Johnson, 58, Centra- 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. ure to transfer title within 45 days, dis- 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. lia, (1) third degree driving while license missed with prejudice. • Nichole Lee Anne Despain, 32, Che- • Michael David Snyder, 30, Oakville, • Terrence E. Murphy, 51, Winlock, suspended, (2) failure to transfer title halis, third degree driving while license third degree driving while license sus- • Geoffrey Oneill Smith, 62, Morton, driving while under the influence, sen- within 45 days, dismissed with prejudice suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with third degree driving while license sus- tenced to 364 days in jail with 184 - sus on count 1, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in 89 suspended, fined $600, $486 in fees. pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with pended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 sus- with 90 suspended, fined $600 on count fees. 90 suspended, fined $1,000 $386 in fees. pended, $676 in fees. 2, $146 in fees. • Mark O. Dobbins, 25, Rainier, third Held March 26 • Kibling Robert Kamula Placer, 27, degree driving while license suspended, • Stephan Scott Nelson, 52, Centra- • Delbert John Kappes, 43, Olympia, Held March 27 Chehalis, driving while under the in- lia, driving while under the influence, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- first degree driving while license sus- • Brandon Pena, 30, Centralia, third fluence, sentenced to 364 days in jail sentenced to 364 days in jail with 274 pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. pended, sentenced to 364 days in jaildegree driving while license suspended, with 328 suspended, fined $5,000 with suspended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 with 274 suspended, fined $5,000 withsentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 sus- $4,000 suspended, $748 in fees. • Jill Marie Kruse, 30, Rochester, fourth suspended, $718 in fees. degree assault, dismissed with prejudice. $4,000 suspended, $386 in fees. pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. • Jessy Lee Wood, 28, Pe Ell, (1) fourth • Kelly Ann Holen, 29, Randle, second • Andrea Marie Barrera, 31, Bremerton, • Vasility V. Stupin III, 35, Lacey, failure degree assault, (2) third degree mali- • Rebekah Leanne Simmons, 32, Bell- degree driving while license suspended, hit/run unattended vehicle, sentenced to transfer title within 45 days, dismissed cious mischief, dismissed with prejudice ingham, (1) fourth degree assault, (2) sentenced to 364 days in jail with 342 third degree malicious mischief, sen- to 90 days in jail with 90 suspended, with prejudice. on count 1, sentenced to 364 days in jail suspended, fined $750, $586 in fees. tenced to 90 days in jail with 88 suspend- fined $600, $386 in fees. with 363 suspended on count 2, fined • Robert Lawrence Daniels III, 39, Port- $750, $283 in fees. ed, fined $600 on count 1, 90 days with • Candy Marie Pattison, 29, Centralia, Held March 28 90 days suspended fined $600 on count land, driving while under the influence, driving while under the influence, sen- • Jared William Thorson, 29, Centralia, • Daryle Wall, 44, Lawrenceville, Ga., 2, $706 in fees. sentenced to 364 days in jail with 362 tenced to 364 days injail with 362 - sus third degree driving while license sus- driving while under the influence, sen- suspended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 pended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 sus- • Kelly Ann Holen, 28, Longview, third pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with tenced to 364 days in jail with 364 - sus suspended, $389 in fees. pended, $978 in fees. pended, fined $750, $586 in fees. degree driving while license suspended, 89 suspended, fined $600, $606 in fees. dismissed with prejudice. • Kody Willard Wayne Morris, 18, Che- • Evilio Ramirez Perez, 30, Shelton, halis, second degree criminal trespass, • Theresa Ann Dobson, 54, Chehalis, failure to transfer title within 45 days, dis- Held March 6 sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- Held March 31 second degree driving while license missed with prejudice. • Terri Lee Craig, 63, Shelton, unlawful suspended, sentenced to 364 days in pended,jail fined $600, $283 in fees. • Cheryl Anne Strong, 48, Packwood, • April S. Ringo, 36, Lacey, introducing hydraulic project activities, dismissed with 259 suspended, fined $5,000 with • Dalton Miles Norris, 30, Toledo, first reckless endangerment, sentenced contraband, sentenced to 90 days in jail with prejudice. $4,000 suspended, $946 in fees. degree driving while license suspended, to 364 days in jail with 362with suspended, 89 suspended, fined $600, $263 in • Azariel Nachshone N. Levvi, 19, • Benjamin Gregory Cypher, 36, - Morsentenced to 364 days in jail with 274 fined $5,000 with $4,000 suspended, fees. Olympia, minor in possession and/or ton, resisting arrest, sentenced to 90 suspended, fined $2,500 with $1,500 $784 in fees. consumption, dismissed with prejudice. days in jail with 70 suspended, fined suspended, $386 in fees. • Anthony Carlin Burchfield, 38, Mor- • Vernon Gerald Morris, 74, Shelton, $500, $283 in fees. • Jorens Roland Sawyer, 19, Cheha- ton, third degree malicious mischief with SirenS unlawful hydraulic project activities, dis- • Leslie Sher-Ann Mathews, 48, Mor- lis, first degree negligent driving, sen- physical damage, sentenced to 364 days missed with prejudice. ton, third degree driving while license tenced to 90 days in jail with 88 suspend- in jail with 274 suspended, fined $1,000, • Angelina Francisca Velasquez, 29, suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail ed, fined $750, $873 in fees. $283 in fees. Centralia, false reporting, dismissed with with 90 suspended, fined $650, $386 in • Alicia Renee Mathurin, 33, Tacoma, prejudice. fees. Held March 21 third degree driving while license sus- chronline.com Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 • Main 9 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Florida Jail Explosion Report Says Video Kills Two, Injures 100 Governor Wants Review Shows Toronto Mayor PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) Smoking Crack Cocaine — An apparent gas explosion rocked a jail in the Florida Pan- TORONTO (AP) — Toronto After Botched Execution Mayor Rob Ford will take an im- handle late Wednesday, killing two inmates, injuring more mediate leave of absence to seek than 100 people, and causing HEART ATTACK: State ett’s cause of death and that an viewing gallery from watching, help for alcohol, he said, as a report independent pathologist will and the state’s top prison offi- surfaced about a second video of the building to partially collapse, Was Using New according to a county spokes- make that determination. The cial later halted the proceedings. the mayor smoking what appears woman. Drug Combination review will also look at whether Lockett died of a heart attack to be crack cocaine. Ford also said he would take At the blast site this morning, for the First Time the department followed the cur- shortly thereafter, the Depart- pieces of glass and brick were rent protocol correctly and will ment of Corrections said. Of- a leave from his campaign for re- strewn about on the ground. The OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) include recommendations for fu- ficials later blamed a ruptured election in an Oct. 27 vote. One front of the building appeared — Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin ture executions. vein for the problems with Lock- of his campaign rivals and other bowed out, with cracks through- named a member of her Cabinet Fallin said a stay for Charles ett’s execution. Toronto politicians demanded he out. Authorities blocked off on Wednesday to lead a review Warner, who had been scheduled Previously, most executions resign. roads leading to the jail. of how the state conducts execu- to die two hours after Lockett, is in Oklahoma, which used dif- “I have a problem with alcohol, “I ain’t never heard anything tions after a botched procedure in place until May 13. She said ferent fast-acting barbiturates, and the choices I have made while like it,” said Rodney Cozine, that the White House said fell Warner’s execution will be fur- were completed and the inmate under the influence. I have strug- ther delayed if the review is not standing outside his neighboring short of the humane standards declared dead within about 10 gled with this for some time,” Ford complete by then. home, looking at a large gash in required. minutes of the procedure’s start. said in statement late Wednesday. Warner’s attorney objected to the building and piles of debris. Fallin said Clayton Lockett, “I have tried to deal with these is- the investigation being led by a The explosion happened who had an apparent heart at- IN WASHINGTON, White House sues by myself over the past year. I member of Fallin’s Cabinet. tack 43 minutes after the start of spokesman Jay Carney said Pres- know that I need professional help about 11 p.m. CDT at a booking “I don’t consider that to be an facility at the Escambia County an execution in which the state ident Barack Obama believes and I am now 100% committed to independent investigation,” said that evidence suggests the death getting myself right.” Jail. was using a new drug combina- lawyer Madeline Cohen. penalty does little to deter crime. tion for the first time, had his day Attorney General Scott Pruitt, “But it’s also the case that we Dylan’s ‘Like a Rolling in court. whose office has worked to keep Israeli Leader Pushes for secret details about the execu- have a fundamental standard in Jewish State Legislation Stone’ Heads to Auction “I BELIEVE the death penalty tion drugs, said he intends to as- this country that even when the is an appropriate response and death penalty is justified, it must NEW YORK (AP) — One sign investigators to work with TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israe- punishment to those who com- be carried out humanely,” Car- of the most popular songs of all Thompson. li Prime Minister Benjamin Ne- mit heinous crimes against their ney said. “Everyone would rec- time, Bob Dylan’s “Like a Rolling The Oklahoma Board of Cor- tanyahu said today that he plans fellow men and women,” Fallin ognize this case fell short of this Stone,” is going to auction this rections planned to meet in a to promote legislation that will en- standard.” summer. said. “However, I also believe the closed-door session today to dis- shrine the country’s status as the Lockett was convicted of Sotheby’s is offering a work- state needs to be certain of its cuss the investigation and “possi- nation-state of the Jewish people. shooting 19-year-old Stephanie ing draft of the finished song in protocols and its procedures for ble litigation” connected to Lock- The issue of Israel’s status as a Neiman and watching as two ac- Dylan’s own hand for an estimat- executions and that they work.” ett’s execution. The department Jewish state figured prominently ed $1 million to $2 million. Lockett convulsed violently did not immediately respond to complices buried her alive in ru- in the peace talks between Israe- The song is about a debutante and tried to lift his head after a request for details. ral Kay County in 1999. Neiman lis and Palestinians that recently who becomes a loner when she’s a doctor declared him uncon- Lockett, 38, had been de- and a friend had interrupted the broke down. Netanyahu demands cast from upper-class social cir- scious, and prison officials halt- clared unconscious 10 minutes men as they robbed a home. that Palestinians recognize Israel cles. ed the execution. Fallin said “an after the first of three drugs in The medical examiner’s of- as the Jewish homeland to prove The draft is written in pencil independent review” would be the state’s new lethal injection fice said the toxicology portion they are willing to coexist peace- on four sheets of hotel letterhead effective and appropriate. combination was administered of the autopsy to determine what fully with such a state. stationery with revisions, addi- The governor said the review, Tuesday. Three minutes later, he drugs were in Lockett’s system Speaking at the Tel Aviv site tions, notes and doodles: a hat, a to be led by Department of Pub- began breathing heavily, clench- had begun and the surgical por- where Israel’s Declaration of Inde- bird, an animal with antlers. The lic Safety Commissioner Michael ing his teeth. The blinds were tion will be conducted by an in- pendence was signed, Netanyahu stationery comes from the Roger Thompson, will focus on Lock- lowered to prevent those in the dependent pathologist. said legislation was necessary. Smith hotel in Washington, D.C. Israel does not have a consti- “How does it feel To be on tution but a series of “basic laws” your own” it says in his hand- Crude Oil Train Derails make up the foundation of the writing. “No direction home country’s central tenets. Israel cel- Like a complete unknown Like a ebrates its 66th Independence Day rolling stone.” next week. Colorado Eyes Edibles Sinn Fein Leader Rules as More Arrested Over 1972 People Eat Pot IRA Killing DENVER (AP) — Colorado’s DUBLIN (AP) — Sinn Fein marijuana experiment is threat- chief Gerry Adams, the war- ened by the popularity of eating lord-turned-peacemaker of the it instead of smoking it, leading Northern Ireland conflict, was the pot industry to join health being interrogated today over officials and state regulators to the grisly slaying of a Belfast try to curb the problem of con- widow that has haunted his po- sumers ingesting too much weed. litical career for decades. A task force gathered Wednes- Adams was arrested on sus- day to start brainstorming ways picion of ordering the killing of to educate consumers, includ- Jean McConville, a mother of ing a standard warning system 10 in his Catholic west Belfast on popular edibles, which is the power base in 1972. That was the industry term for marijuana that deadliest year in four decades of has been concentrated and in- bloodshed, when the outlawed fused into food or drink. Irish Republican Army was com- One idea was to fashion la- LuAnn Hunt / City of Lynchburg mitting killings daily — and Ad- bels on edible pot like the dif- Fireighters and rescue workers work along the tracks where several CSX tanker cars carrying crude oil derailed and ams was already a commanding ficulty guidelines on ski slopes, caught ire along the James River near downtown Lynchburg, Va., Wednesday. Police said that more than a dozen figure. a system very familiar to Colo- tanker cars were involved in the derailment. The IRA branded the rado residents. Weak marijuana 38-year-old woman a British spy products would have green dots, but killed her secretly and told grading up to black diamonds her children, who ranged in age for the most potent edibles. from infants to teens, that she Republicans Thwart Democrats’ had abandoned them. If Adams, 65, is charged with U.S. Economy Slowed the murder of McConville — who Minimum Wage Try in Senate disappeared without trace un- to 0.1 Percent til her bullet-shattered skull was Growth Rate in Q1 By Alan Fram Harkin of Iowa would increase later when senators voted 54-42 found near a Republic of Ireland The Associated Press the $7.25 hourly minimum wage to continue debating the legis- beach in 2003 — it would be a pro- WASHINGTON (AP) — The for American workers in three lation — six votes short of the found surprise and deal a damag- U.S. economy slowed sharply in WASHINGTON — Senate steps until it reached $10.10 af- 60 needed to keep the measure ing shock to Northern Ireland’s the first three months of the year Republicans derailed a Demo- ter 30 months, with annual in- moving forward. Every voting precariously balanced peace. as a harsh winter exacted a toll cratic drive Wednesday to raise creases for inflation afterward. Republican but one — Bob Cork- on business activity. The slow- the federal minimum wage, The minimum has been at $7.25 er of Tennessee — voted no. down, while worse than expect- blocking a cornerstone of Presi- since 2009, with 3.3 million Senate Majority Leader Har- Egypt Opens Replica ed, is likely to be temporary as dent Barack Obama’s economic Americans — including dispro- ry Reid of Nevada was the only growth rebounds with warmer plans and ensuring the issue will portionate numbers of women Democrat to vote with Repub- of King Tut’s Tomb weather. be a major feature of this fall’s and younger people — earning licans. That was a procedural LUXOR, Egypt (AP) — Egypt Growth slowed to a barely congressional elections. that figure or less last year. move that will let Reid stage a on Wednesday inaugurated an discernible 0.1 percent annual Facing the threat of a GOP “We saw this morning a ma- future vote on the measure, un- exact replica of the tomb of King rate in the January-March quar- Senate takeover, Democrats have jority of senators saying yes, but derscoring the political value Tutankhamun in the desert val- ter, the Commerce Department forced votes on a procession of almost every Republican saying Democrats see in it. ley where many of its ancient said Wednesday. That was the bills designed to amplify their no to giving America a raise,” Though Obama backed Har- pharaohs were buried, aiming to weakest pace since the end of message of economic fairness. Obama said in pointedly po- kin’s legislation, the president protect the 3,300-year-old origi- 2012 and was down from a 2.6 Republican senators accused litical remarks at a White House proposed a $9 minimum wage nal from deterioration caused by percent rate in the previous Democrats of playing politics event with low-wage workers. in his 2013 State of the Union visiting tourists. quarter. by pushing a minimum wage “And then if they keep putting address. That has fueled talk by The facsimile, in an under- Many economists said the measure designed to lure voters politics ahead of working Ameri- lawmakers including Maine’s two ground chamber not far from government’s first estimate of but too expensive for employers cans, you can put them out of of- senators, Republican Susan Col- the original in the Valley of the growth in the January-March and sure to result in lost jobs and fice.” lins and independent Angus King, Kings, recreates the tomb down quarter was skewed by weak higher inflation. All but daring Republicans to that compromise is possible. to minute detail. Spanish and figures early in the quarter. “This is about trying to make vote against the measure, Harkin But election-year politics sug- Swiss experts recreated the elabo- They noted that several sectors this side of the aisle look bad and said before the vote, “Who’s go- gests that would be difficult. rate wall murals using a 3D scan- — from retail sales to manufac- hard-hearted, and to try to res- ing to vote to give these people a Leaders of the GOP-run ning technology. In the middle of turing output — rebounded in cue this midterm election,” said fair shot at the American dream? House have shown no interest the burial chamber stands a rect- March. That strength should No. 2 Senate GOP leader John And who’s going to vote against in even allowing debate, giving angular rock setting where in the provide momentum for the rest Cornyn of Texas. it?” Senate Democrats little incentive original King Tut’s sarcophagus of the year. The legislation by Sen. Tom The answer came moments to cut a deal. and mummy once rested. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 FROM THE FRONT PAGE

Christopher Brewer / [email protected] In a show of solidarity, the Toledo/Winlock United boys soccer team, parents and supporters march to a Winlock School Board meeting Wednesday evening. The school board voted 3-2 to keep the partnership with Toledo in boys’ soccer for the 2014-15 season. ing to be so emotional,” board bine three other sports in the member Kay Raupp said before 2014-15 school year. United putting in a vote against dissolu- But parents received a bit of tion. relief Wednesday night, includ- Continued from front page Spencer then noted the girls’ ing soccer parent Stacey Barnes, In a show of unity and sup- program had already voted to who said she came into the dissolve, but made public her meeting extremely nervous and port, about 30 Toledo/Winlock United players, parents and wish that they could reunite at worried about the outcome of the vote. supporters waved banners and some point. She also thanked parents and community mem- scarves while marching from “I was so happy they took the bers for offering input in what kids into consideration and put the World’s Largest Egg to theultimately proved to be a heated politics and the tit-for-tat aside,” Winlock School District office.issue. Barnes said. “This just shows Chanting “We are United,” the spirit among the nearly three that when the kids can connect TOLEDO had previously voted in an environment like this, it’s dozen marchers was cautiously not to renew the agreement to better for everyone.” optimistic. combine three other sports in Barnes also said she was - When school board chair the upcoming 2014-15 school relieved because Winlock has person Pam Spencer broke a year, and Wednesday night’s about 13 boys playing on the 2-2 deadlock and voted against vote would have taken the soc- team, meaning if the programs dissolving the team, an explo- cer program and put it in the split there would theoretically sion of cheers came from the hands of each respective school be only a handful of people back of the filled-to-capacity in 2014-15. Toledo will play in available on the bench during a room where the soccer players the 2B classification next school game. had stood arm in arm anxiously year, moving down from the 1A As for the players themselves, waiting to hear whether they ranks. they’re just happy to get back would play as a combined team However, the Toledo/Win- on the soccer field and focus on next year. lock United boys’ soccer team their matchup against league “This weight had been loom- will remain a 1A program, tak- leader La Center Thursday - eve ing over us the entire season,” ing into account the total num- ning. United coach Horst Malunat ber of combined students in “We’re just really relieved,” said immediately after the meet- each district that comprises the said freshman Johnathan Van- ing adjourned. “I feel like now program. Vleck. “We’re a team and we’re we can focus on just the games. A vote to disband could going to stay together.” I’ve done my best to not have have in effect renewed a rivalry Malunat echoed that senti- it affect us, but it’s been a lot of between the two schools that ment as he called his players to- added stress.” sit seven miles apart, but some gether outside the district office School board members who Winlock parents felt it could and offered some exhortation to spoke about the issue at hand have contributed to an already an excited crowd. during the meeting said they tense environment. Several par- “We don’t have to worry realized the gravity of the deci- ents in Winlock said they don’t about the future. We have the Pete Caster / [email protected] sion due to the community’s re- agree with the Toledo School future,” Malunat said. “Now Players from the Toledo-Winlock soccer team filled the small Winlock School sponse to the proposal. District’s recent decision to not let’s go show the school board District meeting room to show their support for keeping their program alive on “I didn’t think this was go- renew the agreement to com- their vote was worth it.” Wednesday evening in Winlock.

ment of Environmental Quality the second of two public hear- tribes dealing with crude-by-rail advance, the meeting facilita- Meeting and the city of Hoquiam require ings for people to address the city and the devastation that’s been tors posted a list of ground rules a $50 million bond before either of Hoquiam and the Washing- happening, we felt that we need- for the meeting that included Continued from front page terminal is allowed to proceed. ton Department of Ecology with ed to call on the city of Hoquiam no clapping or jeers, only small oil, that could have been explosive Attendees also stressed their any concerns they may have over and the (Department of Ecology) signs and instructions not to material,” said Grays Harbor fears of what they say is the high the proposed terminals. to look at the economic and envi- block anyone. During the three- County Commissioner Frankexplosivity of Bakken crude, and The meetings happened in ronmental impacts as well as the hour comment period, not one Gordon during the meeting. “I’m cited the derailment and explo- large part because the Quinault impacts to treaty rights.” person spoke in favor of the going to ask for blasting walls to sion in Quebec that killed 47Tribe sued the Department of Centralia city councilors projects. Commenters frequently protect people in busy areas.” people last summer. Ecology, the city of Hoquiam Bonnie Canaday, Patrick - went Gal over the allotted two min- Many fear that Westway Ter- The 120-car trains would and Westway Terminal Co. overlagher and John Elmore were utes but the moderator corrected minal Co. and Imperium Re- pass through Centralia on their what the tribe felt were inade- in the audience, listening to the only a few. newables will be able to shield way to two newly proposed quate environmental studies. statements from their constitu- The public can submit com- themselves from environmental Grays Harbor oil terminals. If “The standards were ex- ents. No representatives from ments on the trains or facilities disasters and thus leave taxpay- each terminal is built, Grays tremely low,” Tyson Johnston, Westway or Imperium were to in the Department of Ecology ers holding the tab for cleanup Harbor could store nearly 3 mil- first councilman of the Quinault attendance. via the department’s website or and emergency services. Several lion barrels of oil. Tribe, said after the meeting. Trying to stem any poten- in writing until May 27. opponents requested the Depart- The Centralia meeting was “What we’ve heard from our sistertial disruptions or outbursts in

and filled the sky and rivers withScientists with the U.S. Geo- Driedger, a spokeswoman withSociety of America, she said. Magma volcanic ash. logical Survey’s Cascades Vol- the USGS Cascades Volcano Ob- “This is probably what Mount Moran said the uplift is slow, cano Observatory and the - Paservatory. Scientists have been St. Helens does,” Moran said, ex- Continued from front page steady and subtle, measuring cific Northwest Seismic Networkable to detect it through a vast plaining the volcano recharging. about the length of a thumbnail have been monitoring subtle network of GPS and seismic“It may stay perched at ready stage again,” Moran said. “It’s getting over the past six years. And what changes in the ground and mi- monitors, she said. ready but it’s not there.” scientists are seeing now is simi- nor earthquakes over the years. The agency issued a statement for a long time before it starts to The eruption of Mount St. lar to activity that occurred in “This is a very tiny signal, Wednesday in conjunction with erupt. The reassuring thing is: Helens on May 18, 1980, killedthe years after the 1980 eruption,and it’s only because we have so a paper that Moran is presenting when it’s really ready to erupt, it 57 people, knocked down a foresthe added. many monitors,” said Carolyn this week to the Seismological gives lots and lots of signs.”

Concepcion Arellano-Espinoza, charges after an investigation gree trafficking in stolen property Fraud Sirens a 52-year-old Rochester woman, revealed he allegedly forged the on April 25. Black had been- re was cited and released with the signatures of two people who ferred for the felony charge after a • Efren J. Arias, 32, of Cen- Continued from page Main 7 same charges. The baby stayed hired him to do contract work,Chehalis police officer investigat- tralia, and Terry N. Couch, 27, with Concepcion. court documents state. He alleg- of Centralia, were both charged weed trimmer inside, and ed a tip involving stolen property, edly forged the signatures on a according to court documents. with five counts of unlawful fac- arrested Nancy Martinez FROM THE COURTHOUSE check for $10,728 from an insur- Black later admitted to police thattoring of payment card transac- Arellano, 23, and Rosalia Forgery ance company and cashed it. while he was working for a carpettions on April 25. Both allegedly Martinez Arellano, 31, both of • Curtis C. Wilkey, 50, of cleaning company, he stole jew- opened bank accounts and with- Rochester, for suspicion of third- Chehalis, was charged with two Stolen Jewelry elry from a box at an apartment in drew excess money in early Feb- degree theft and possession of counts of felony forgery on April • Thomas L. Black, 23, of Rich- July 2013. He later sold the jewelry ruary. TwinStar Credit Union stolen property. The third woman, 22. Wilkey was referred for the land, was charged with first-de- to someone for $300. suffered a loss of $500. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 • Main 11

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Angling Event for Kids Voice of the People

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

What is your favorite festival in the Lewis County area?

Rose Nedved: Garlic Festival is fun for the whole family.

Stephanie Schoelkopf: Four Square Mile Festival with Adam Craig!

Crystal Bright: The Chehalis Garlic Festival. The tastiest one by far. Photographs submitted by Margaret Beck, Centralia Lions Club Milo Caswell, left, is shown with the bicycle he won in the 3-6-year-old age group at the Centralia Lions Club Fishing Derby Saturday at Centralia’s Fort Borst Park. With Caswell are Riverside Fire Authority ireighters Landon Cruickshank, center, and Jennifer Ternan.

Dottie Warren Narrance: Packwood Me- morial Day Flea Market. Youngsters Head to Borst Lake for Annual Lions Club Fishing Derby Cool weather kept attendance down, but nevertheless the an- Beckie Kemmerer Daniels: I think sum- nual Centralia Lions Club Fish- mer is one long festival all by itself after all the ing Derby drew a good crowd sogginess lately. to Borst Lake at Centralia’s Fort Borst Park Saturday. The Washington State De- partment of Fish and Wildlife had planted 372 triploids (more Gary Gelder: Southwest Washington Fair if than 16 inches), 2,000 jumbos they have decent entertainment, even though (14-16 inches) and 6,200 catch- it’s slowly dying into obscurity. ables (8-10 inches) prior to the fishing derby, according to Laro- na Newhouse, the Cowlitz Salm- on Hatchery manager. Newhouse; Sharon Leseman, a Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery em- Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter ployee; and Ed Leseman, a vol- www.facebook.com/ @chronline unteer, measured the children’s thecentraliachronicle fish such as the number of fish released, total catch, etc. Larona Newhouse, Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery manager, center, is shown with Riverside Fire Author- young anglers, from left, Daniel Thompson, Ethan Grimes, Shelby Thompson and Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to Anna Thompson. [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. ity personnel Jennifer Ternan, Terry Ternan, Rob Smith, Mark Tackle Box rell, Chehalis; Isabella Figueroa, Stahl and Landon Cruickshank Chehalis; Sean Butler, Winlock; 12-14 age group: James Hol- showed the kids a fire truck. David Gurley, Centralia; Lizzy langer, Winlock; Michael Clark, Winners of bicycles, provided Gabbert, Winlock; Maxine Nacht, Centralia Pe Ell; Tanner Huntting, Chehalis; by the Riverside Fire Authority 7-11 age group: Moshie Eport, employees, were Landon Hunt- Zach Roy, Chehalis Centralia; Maddie Corwin, Cen- 7-11 age group: Jeron Boyd, ting, Chehalis, (12-14 age group); tralia Bryson Swinehart, Centralia, (7- Duvall; Colby Braaten, Rochester; 3-6 age group: Kaelynn Anahbelle Lopez, Chehalis; Sara 11); and Milo Caswell, Centralia, Wyman, Centralia; Milanie Wil- Gabbert, Winlock; Brigette Close, (3-6). liams, Centralia Chehalis; Ruby Close Blake, Che- Check Out The Great Other prizes were donated halis; Summer Burge, Centralia; by Cabella’s, Sunbird Shopping Back Pack Kupria Lapierre, Centralia; Kyler Categories You’ll Find In Center, Centralia Lions and Ma- Arias, Centralia rine Corps League. 12-14 age group: Mageo The Chronicle Classifieds Following are other fishing Arteaga, Centralia; Kenneth Burge, - derby prize winners: Centralia Rubber Boat 7-11 age group: Fishing Pole and Hat Michael Sager, 7-11 age group: Ethan Grimes, All Terrain Vehicles Happy Ads Plants & Nursery Stock Centralia; Ethan Wyman, Centra- Chehalis; Regina George, Oakville Antique Cars Heavy Duty Trucks Pools, Spas & Supplies 12-14 age group: Hadden Wil- lia Antiques Heavy Equipment Poultry & Rabbits 3-6 age group: Anthony Men- Appliances Help Wanted Produce & Food Items liams, Centralia; Daniel Thomp- 3-6 age group: Colton Bost- dez, Centralia; Elijah Williams, Auction Sales Homes For Sale W/Acreage RV Space Rental son, Chehalis; Carson Janes, wick, Centralia Auto Parts & Access. 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I continue Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies determined that the to urge people not to pick up, The Washington State Patrol explosives in the barn had likely handle or transport anything Bomb Squad also responded and been there for several decades. that even remotely resembles an determined the explosives were “Even though access to explo- explosive device. The best thing Courtesy Photo extremely deteriorated and vola- sives is very limited to the aver- to do is immediately leave the A dilapidated and abandoned barn is set on ire in Winlock on Wednesday after tile. age person this day and age, we area and call our office.” explosives were found inside the structure. Centralia College Welcomes Second of Three Presidential Candidates ROBERT FROST: College as needs and educational formats online,” Frost said to laughter Northwest. shift. He admitted he would have ABOUT ROBERT FROST from those present. Frost also stated that if hired, of Siskiyous Interim to be in the area for awhile to get he would wish to stay at one col- Robert A. Frost is currently in- Frost said he maintains no President Visits Centralia a true feel as to what local and terim superintendent and presi- family ties to the area, but is im- lege for the rest of his career. He regional the challenges face, but pressed with the area and would finished by giving praise once By Christopher Brewer dent of the College of the Siskiy- touched on a topic that he said ous in Weed, Calif. He has served hope to live within a short drive again to the staff and students of [email protected] affects all institutions of higher in that position since July 2013. to Centralia College. Frost has Centralia for their commitment learning. The second of three candi- Frost earned his doctor’s de- worked at Oregon State Univer- to making Centralia College a “For rural community colleges, dates for president of Centralia gree in educational organiza- sity in Corvallis, Ore., and Mount place he hopes to lead. College met with college staff, it’s not just making sure our pro- tion and leadership from the Hood Community College in “This is a rare college in terms students and community mem- grams are relevant to our local University of Illinois Urbana- Gresham, Ore., and told those in of how well things are working,” economy but also our regional Champaign. He also possesses a attendance he, his wife and two Frost said. “That’s why I applied bers Tuesday. master’s degree in international Robert Frost is one of three economy,” Frost said. “Our soci- daughters would like to be in the here. I was impressed.” ety is changing at a rapid pace. It’s relations from Webster Univer- candidates the college is intro- sity in St. Louis, Mo. ducing to the community, and not just technology changing, but it’s also what we’re able to design Frost served in June 2010 as the public took time to meet the vice president of student with him Tuesday evening in an and do.” Frost said he saw the position learning at College of the Sis- Be Travel open forum at the college’s Min- kiyous. Prior to that, he was nie Lingreen Auditorium. Frost, of president as making command vice president of academic and decisions that benefit everyone, as Ready! who currently serves as interim student services at West Shore superintendent and president of well as to be a liaison between the Community College in Michigan. College of the Siskiyous in Weed, college and the community. He has also held posts at Mount FREE Pre-Trip Calif., started by sharing his ad- “You have to make decisions in Hood Community College in miration for the college. a timely fashion that moves the Portland, Ore., and Oregon Safety Checks He specifically pointed out college forward,” Frost said. “The State University in Corvallis, Ore., the work Centralia College has president has to basically bring as well as Parkland College in done to start two bachelor’s de- the neighborhood discussion Champaign, Ill. We’ll Check Your: gree programs and tailor them to home to the kitchen table.” the needs of the community. As interim president of Col- apply because they didn’t want ✔ Tire Wear ✔ Visual Alignment “You’re orienting yourselves lege of the Siskiyous, Frost noted to follow Dr. Walton,” Frost said. toward the future, and you’ve cho- he did not apply to be president, “That’s something you should be ✔ Shocks/Struts ✔ Brakes sen programs not just worthy for but rather was selected after the proud of as a community.” a community college, but also im- college declared a failed search. 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Pete Caster / [email protected] Centralia’s Ty Housden slides in under the tag of W.F. West third baseman Hayden Dobyns during an Evergreen 2A Conference baseball game on Wednesday at Bearcat Baseball Stadium in Chehalis. Tigers Bounce Back in Chehalis RIVALRY: Centralia Holds in a baseball game — big hits, Housden said. “We came out the grass and jumped through 2A EvCo Baseball intrigue, controversial plays and and were a lot different tonight fair territory and into left field Wednesday, at Chehalis Off W.F. West, 9-6, in a tense finish. than we were last night.” for an RBI single. Finale of Regular-Season It was certainly all the Tigers The differences started in a “It was kind of a weird start,” could ask for — a 9-6 win over curious first inning, in which W.F. West coach Tommy Elder Twin Cities Series W.F. West on the Bearcats’ home the Tigers scored 3 runs on said. “It was not terribly played, field, ending a seven-game los- three of their total 13 hits. Gavin By Aaron VanTuyl necessarily, by our part. Just, ing streak against their cross- Kerner struck out but took first kind of, the ball didn’t bounce CENTRALIA W.F. WEST [email protected] town rivals dating back to 2012 on a dropped third strike, fol- our way.” and providing a nice rebound lowed by a long double from Joe The Bearcats, meanwhile, The third and final game in from a 12-0 loss the night before Blaser and an RBI single from the Twin Cities regular-season answered with a run scratched in the Hub City. Ty Housden. Drew Fagerness across when Toby Johnson led series featured nearly every- “We were mentally beat then hit a foul ball down the 9 6 thing a casual fan could ask for last night,” Centralia senior Ty third-base line that caromed off please see TIGERS, page S4

2A Softball Hard-Hitting Bearcats Make Short Work of Rival Tigers By The Chronicle nine hits total. Jessica McKay A day after battling Centra- was the spark plug, hitting two lia for seven scoreless innings, 3-run home runs, while catcher the Bearcats won their second Caitlyn Reynolds also notched a straight game over their Twin 3-run homer. Cities rival with a 12-1 drubbing Graham helped her cause by Wednesday on the Tigers' home hitting a single and a double. field. "Ali and Caitlyn have been W.F. West hit three home doing really well, they're just runs as a team while Ali Gra- ham scattered six of Centralia's clicking together," Keen said. hits and stuck out seven to help "She had really good movement the Bearcats stay undefeated in on the ball and she brought her Evergreen 2A Conference play. A-game today." "I think the difference in Tucker McAuley went 2 for this game was that (Tiger start- 2 for the Tigers, while Wasson ing pitcher Mackenzie) Wasson drove in the Centralia's lone run pitched her heart out yester- in the bottom of the first. day and pitched Monday, too," With six league games to go, Bearcats' coach Mike Keen said. W.F. West has a three-game lead "Three games in a row, that's a for first place in the EvCo over lot. We were patient at the plate Tumwater, which beat Black and swung the bats real ag- gressively. We only struck out Hills 6-3 on Wednesday. three times and put the ball in The Bearcats (12-0 league, play." 13-0 overall) will play at Aber- W.F. West had 3-run, 4-run deen Friday. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] and 5-run rallies in the first Centralia (7-6, 7-4 league) W.F. West’s softball team meets Jessica McKay (9) after a home run during the Bearcats’ 12-1 Evergreen 2A Conference victory three innings and finished with plays at Black Hills today. over Centralia Wednesday in the Hub City.

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Steve Kabel / The Reflector A happy climber celebrates as he steps onto the summit crater of Mount Rainier, rim with Mount Adams in the distance, to cap a 2011 climb.

Mount Rainier a Worthy Adversary for Climbing Teams By Steve Kadel The Reflector (Battle Ground) The good news came at mid- night. Rainier Mountaineering Inc. guide Casey Grom stepped into the crude wooden bunkhouse at 10,000 feet on Mount Rain- ier’s south flank and told our climbing team that stars had appeared. The cloud enveloping us all day while we slogged up from historic Paradise Inn at 5,400 feet in Mount Rainier National Park had dropped thousands of feet below, allowing the full moon to beam its light. “It’s summit climb time,” Grom called out. Immediately, 16 men and two women flew into action. We’d been tossing and turning in our sleeping bags since 7 p.m., trying to grab a few hours of sleep before ascending the final 4,400 feet to this icy giant’s summit. We quickly ate cups of instant oatmeal, pulled on heavy climbing boots and strapped avalanche transceivers to our chests so we could be found if The Reflector disaster struck. Steve Kabel / At 14,411 feet, Mount Rain- Successful climbers take a break in the summit crater before heading back down Mount Rainier during a 2011 climb. ier in central Washington state is the highest peak in the Pacific Northwest. It also is heavily gla- ity on glaciers. Crampon points with drop-offs falling 2,000 feet quite believing I was back at the ciated, with 35 square miles of clattered on rocks as we scaled to the crevassed glacier below. spot I had visited more than two THREE GUIDING ice on 26 glaciers. Cathedral Gap and headed to- Winded after 45 minutes decades earlier. The view was COMPANIES OPERATE ward the Ingraham Glacier. We on the cleaver, we took our sec- I had summited once before, inspiring, with a layer of clouds also on the Disappointment took the first of three breaks af- ond break just above the route’s ON RAINIER thousands of feet below and Cleaver route we would tackle ter 90 minutes of work, sitting namesake feature. The sun was Climbing Mount Rainier is today. It’s physically demand- on our packs at what’s called starting to come up and a fluo- 12,281-foot Mount Adams rising a difficult undertaking, but is ing, but is considered the least Ingraham Flats, a relatively level rescent pink glow stretched into the deep blue sky 100 miles well within the reach of most technical path to the top. Now, spot. There’s lots to do during across the horizon. It was a de- to the south. people if they are willing to several years later, I was the old- the 10-minute respites. First, licious view at 12,300 feet, al- train properly. The National We still had to descend 9,000 Park Service authorizes three est member of the team. Was I everyone pulls a winter parka though the altitude was begin- feet to Paradise Inn before the ning to affect everyone. professional guide companies kidding myself? I’d know the from their pack and wraps up to work on the mountain. answer before long. to preserve body heat. Then we Above the cleaver, breath- day’s effort would end after 14 hours of walking. That didn’t Anyone interested in Team members ranged from eat candy bars, trail mix, cheese ing became even more difficult. climbing Rainier with a guide a Washington, D.C., school or other energy food. The idea is One climber complained of a matter right now. The joy was service from May through Sep- teacher; a Tampa, FL, enter- to consume 300 to 400 calories headache during the final break worth the price. tember should contact one of tainment sales manager; and along with a half-liter of water at 13,500 feet. That’s normal, I’d decided earlier in the the companies as soon as possible because the best dates an economist from Kansas City, during each break. a guide said, and the climber morning that this would be my MO, to two Seattle residents Soon we traversed the In- popped two aspirins before con- are booked quickly. last big mountain. But things who work for Boeing. graham Glacier below car-sized tinuing. Options for those seeking a By 1:30 a.m. on July 15 we blocks of ice that were hidden Progress became a psycho- looked different after getting guided climb are: back down, having a hamburger • Alpine Ascents of Seattle. had divided into four-person in the darkness. Returning later logical battle during the final 1-206-378-1927. www.alpin- rope teams with a professional in the day, we saw that some of 900 feet of elevation gain. But the and a beer, and getting a good eascents.com. guide leading each one. We wore those blocks had broken loose lure of the summit, the promise night’s sleep. A familiar ques- • Mountain Madness of headlamps despite the full moon and tumbled across the trail of success, drew us on despite tion was already racing through Seattle. 1-800-328-5925. www. as we left Camp Muir and began sometime in the not-too-dis- the discomfort. My rope team mountainmadness.com. my mind. crossing the Cowlitz Glacier. tance past. The guides hustled stepped onto the summit at 7:45 • Rainier Mountaineering Lots of deep crevasses lay ahead us through the danger zone. a.m. — six hours and 15 minutes Inc. of Ashford. 1-888-892- so we would stay roped all the Before long we started scal- after leaving Camp Muir. Every- What’s Next? 5462. www.rmiguides.com. way to the summit and back to ing Disappointment Cleaver, an one celebrated in their own way. The guide companies’ Editor’s Note: This story re- websites include details of the Camp Muir, even during rest outcropping that rises 1,200 feet One man kissed his ice ax while climb and suggested training breaks. and is the steepest part of the another man recorded a moving counts a July 2011 climb. This summer, staff reporter Steve programs to prepare for the We wore crampons on our climb. The path, snow-covered tribute to his recently deceased challenge of Mount Rainier. boots — metal spikes that dig in July, was about two feet wide mother on a video camera. Kadel hopes to summit Mount into the ice and provide stabil- and zig-zagged back and forth I just kept grinning, not Adams via Mazama Glacier. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Fishing & Hunting Report Hope, and Sun, Abundant on May Day f the weatherman is correct — caught. The brunt of the action During the 2 ½ year suspen- Ware, hundreds of special hunt- release that beachgoers should which they have been known appears to be happening be- sion of litigation the WDFW ing permits are returned each be cautious as to not disturb the Ito be … on occasion — we tween the hatcheries on the river plans on working with tribal year because of out of date ad- western snowy plovers that nest will be staring down the barrel of and up toward the Barrier Dam. fishery managers to draft a more dresses. on area beaches from Apr-Aug. an 85 degree day Sources on the lower Cowlitz agreeable plan. When the law- The WDFW will post results The small white birds are listed this afternoon. however report that the angling suit was originally filed by the of the permit drawings online, as a threatened species under the That burst of has been slow for the last week or Wild Fish Conservancy, WDFW https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/wa/ Endangered Species Act. heat and the so. One boat fishermen around officials acknowledge that they specialhuntlookup, by the end of “We urge clam diggers to sunny days that the county line said, “I haven’t could be liable to the litigation June. Those hunters who are se- be careful when driving on the make up its had much luck lately. Only due to the fact that its hatchery lected will be alerted by mail in beach or walking through the bookends have caught one fish in my last ten steelhead program had not been mid-July. dunes,” said Hoenes. “Under many amongst trips out.” approved by NMFS after the ESA In preparation for the up- state law, all vehicles are required us with an op- According to numbers pro- listing of Puget Sound steelhead coming seasons the WDFW has to travel along the extreme upper timist’s inclina- in 2007. released a new pamphlet which By Jordan Nailon vided by Tacoma Power the fish limit of the hard sand. When in tion proclaim- For The are still moving through, with The federal court agreement details the most current regula- doubt, follow the path marked by ing that we have Chronicle 670 winter-run steelhead and includes the following provi- tions for angling and hunting multiple tire tracks.” turned the cor- 192 spring Chinook adults and sions: across the state. The informa- Hoenes explained that the ner and are now barreling down 29 jacks recovered during five • WDFW may release up to tional pamphlets have been dis- birds maintain their egg filled the spring corridor with our days of operation last week. Dur- 180,000 hatchery steelhead in tributed to sporting goods stores nests in the dry sand, and are sights set firmly on summer. ing that same time frame, Taco- 2014 and again in 2015 into the all over the state. They are also thus very vulnerable to incursion While there are most certain- ma Power recycled 18 steelhead Skykomish River, which flows available on the WDFW website from animal, man, or motor ve- ly more than a few rain clouds and one cutthroat trout into the into the Snohomish River near at, http://wdfw.wa.gov/. hicle. As such, Hoenes implored left to burst that bubble, there Titon River at Gust Backstrom Monroe. This year the WDFW is al- clam diggers to avoid certain is hardly any harm to dreaming Park in Morton, as well as 127 • The Conservancy will tering the implementation of areas at Long Beach and Twin the dream itself. In the midst of a steelhead, 114 spring Chinook not sue WDFW over its Puget the new regulations in order to Harbors which are marked with sunny afternoon, half of the fun adults and 13 jacks into Lake Sound hatchery programs dur- switch to an annual July-June signs and designated as snowy is deluding yourself into the fool- Scanewa above Cowlitz Falls ing the next 2 ½ years, or until timetable for future guidelines. plover nesting ground. At Long hardy belief that the rest of our dam. NMFS approves those programs, In order to facilitate this switch, Beach the snowy plover grounds days will surely follow the same The Kalama River has been whichever comes first. state fishery managers have pro- are north of Oysterville Road template. providing decent catching op- • WDFW will refrain from tracted the most recent rules from the state park boundary, And after all, it’s May Day, portunities for the patient angler. planting early winter (Chambers (implemented May. 1) by two north to Leadbetter Point. At where hope springs eternal. Like Many locals prefer to practice Creek) hatchery steelhead into months, through Jun. 30, 2015. Twin Harbors, the closed beach the early bird dandelions that catch and release on their river most rivers in the Puget Sound “The switch to a July- runs south from Cranberry just a few weeks ago were the many refer to as, “a free flowing region until NMFS completes its through-June timetable will im- Beach Road for about 1.5 miles. first dots of color on an other- entity of God.” The WDFW and review. prove our ability to complete the wise soggy soil landscape, this • A 12-year research program rule-making process for salmon the fish themselves have been SHRIMPIN’ early season promise is bound to helping to dictate that practice as will be established in the Skagit and reflect the regulations in the mature into a wisp of wishes in well, as many of the hooked fish River, during which no early pamphlet,” explained Jim Scott, May 3 marks the opening of the breeze. Alas, any daydream- were spring Chinooks (which winter steelhead will be released assistant director of WDFW’s recreational spot shrimp fishing ing child can tell you for certain are out of season on the Kalama into the watershed. In coop- fish program, in a press release. in Puget Sound. that there is no harm in that. and must be released) or “wild eration with the Conservancy, Fisheries for species like Puget Sound recreational steelhead”, which also must be WDFW will work with tribes to salmon, shrimp and crab will be shrimp season opening days are: FISHIN’ released in accordance with the evaluate and potentially imple- subject to changes in the spring • Hood Canal Shrimp Dis- ment a steelhead hatchery proof 2015. These changes will be trict (Marine Area 12): Open The opening day for lowland Endangered Species Act. Spring Chinook passage over gram in the Skagit River using posted online when they are fi- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 3, 7, trout lakes arrived last Saturday native steelhead. nalized. The WDFW reminds 10 and 21. and anglers responded in droves. Bonneville Dam appears to be picking up recently and anglers • The department may release anglers that changes are made • Discovery Bay Shrimp Dis- In anticipation of the opening hatchery steelhead into other riv- periodically throughout the year trict (Marine Area 6): Open from day the WDFW stocked more behind The Dalles and John Day dams are reaping the benefits. ers around Puget Sound when and that they are advised to reg- 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 3, 7, 10 than 17 million trout in hun- NMFS approves the depart- ularly check for updates online and 21. dreds of lakes across the state. As of Apr. 27, 45,063 springers ment’s HGMPs. This provision at, http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/ • Marine Areas 4 (east of the John Weinheimer of the had been counted passing over will not apply to the Skagit River regulations/. Bonilla-Tatoosh line), 5, 6 and WDFW provided the following Bonneville Dam. watershed, which will not receive The valid dates for the 2014 13 (excluding Discovery Bay opening day creel statistics for Sturgeon fishing remains early winter hatchery steelhead Big Game Hunting Seasons and Shrimp District): Open daily some of the lakes in Region 5. closed to harvest from Buoy 10 to The Dalles Dam. The John releases during the 12-year study Regulations pamphlet will re- beginning May 3. The sport Mineral Lake was by far period. main unchanged from years past, the hottest attraction in Lewis Day and The Dalles pools how- spot shrimp season closes when ever are open to white sturgeon • Early winter steelhead from and hunters can always check the quota is attained or Sept. 15, County, attracting 123 anglers WDFW hatcheries that cannot the WDFW website for new in- on opening day. Those anglers retention. The Bonneville Dam whichever comes first. The ex- pool will open for sturgeon har- be released into Puget Sound- formation; http://wdfw.wa.gov/ ception is Marine Area 13, which caught a total of 772 fish, keep- area rivers will be released into hunting/regulations/. ing 317 and releasing a whopping vest on Jun. 13-14, and Jun. 20-21. closes for spot shrimp May 31. With the help of U.S. District inland waters that have no con- • Marine Area 7 East, South 455. Those numbers shake out to nection to Puget Sound. The de- 6.3 fish caught per angler and 2.6 Court, the WDFW has wrapped CLAMMIN’ and West: Open May 3 for a one- up its ongoing litigation pro- partment will give the Conser- day fishery and will reopen May fish harvested. The largest trout vancy 14 days’ advance notice of The most recent batch of put to the test that day measured ceedings with the Wild Fish clam digs has been cracking 7-10, May 21-24 and May 28-31. Conservancy. A decree signed those releases. In Marine Area 7 West only, the in at 20.25 inches, and there were • WDFW will pay the Con- since last Sunday, Apr. 27 and reportedly an abundance of trout by WDFW Director Phil Ander- will continue through May 4 at season will be open daily begin- son and Conservancy Executive servancy $45,000 for litigation ning June 1 until the quota is in the 14-15 inch range. expenses. Twin Harbors and Long Beach. Plummer Lake in Lewis Director Kurt Beardslee states The beach at Mockrocks will be reached or Sept. 15, whichever County was hampered by a that the conservancy will halt its open from May 2-4. comes first. strong breeze and cloudy skies, litigation for the next two and a HUNTIN’ These digs were approved by • Marine Areas 8-1, 8-2, 9 and driving the turnout down. In all, half years, while permitting the Hunters who intend to apply the WDFW after marine toxin 10: Open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on 18 anglers showed up, landing a WDFW to release hatchery steel- for special permits for deer, elk, tests indicated that the succu- May 3 and May 7. total of 68 fish. Of those, 21 fish head into the Skykomish River mountain goat, moose, bighorn lent sand sifting bivalves are • Marine Area 11: Open from were kept and 47 were released. this spring. sheep, and turkey for the fall sea- safe for eating. Diggers need to 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 3, 7 and Two bass were caught as well. Under the agreement, howev- son have until May 22 to get their remember that the digging tides 10. Lake Carlisle picked the pace er, no early winter steelhead can paperwork in order. have switched from evenings to In areas 4, 5, 6, 7 (East, South back up a bit with 52 anglers be released into any other Puget Woodsmen who have their mornings and no digging is al- and West) and 13, start times showing up for the opener. This Sound rivers in 2014. paperwork completed suffi- lowed on any beach after noon. will be one hour before sunrise. catch and release friendly crew The Wild Fish Conservan- ciently and submitted on time The upcoming digs are Mark O’Toole, shellfish bi- kept only 48 trout but released a cy believes that some WDFW will then be subject to a WDFW scheduled on the following dates, ologist for WDFW, noted that staggering count of 294. For the hatchery practices pose risks to lottery drawing in late June. The beaches and low tides: this year’s shrimp season will be day, each angler averaged 6.6 fish the revitilzation of wild steel- special permits are incredibly • May 1, Thursday, 8:43 a.m., quite similar to last year, with a caught, but just 0.9 fish kept. head. While the WDFW ac- popular with the hunting crowd -1.0 feet, Twin Harbors, Long few minor exceptions. “We have In Centralia, 39 anglers vis- knowledged that some hatchery as they allow for trips to be made Beach slightly lower quotas than last ited Fort Borst Park, harvesting methods may pose risks to wild outside of the primary time and • May 2, Friday, 9:23 a.m., -0.7 year in Hood Canal and Discov- 61 trout and releasing 7. fish vitality, they denied the area zones designated by the feet, Twin Harbors, Long Beach, ery Bay, which are traditionally With the big push for the low- overarching thesis of the claim general hunting seasons. Mocrocks popular areas,” O’Toole said in land lake trout opener past, the and said in a press release that, In order to apply for the spe- • May 3, Saturday, 10:04 a.m., a press release. “We will reopen WDFW has resumed stocking “the department has taken nu- cial permits, hunters are required -0.3 feet, Twin Harbors, Long the areas later if sufficient quota year round lakes in southwest merous steps based on current to purchase an application along Beach, Mocrocks remains.” Washington. At Battle Ground science to ensure its hatchery with the specific hunting licens- • May 4, Sunday, 10:47 a.m., As part of those changes Lake in Clark County, 1,500 operations protect wild steelhead es for the quarry of their choice. 0.1 feet, Twin Harbors, Long the WDFW will be increas- Rainbow trout were stocked on and other listed fish species.” Most applications cost $7.10 for Beach, Mocrocks ing shrimping opportunities in Apr. 23. Klineline Pond in Clark In that same press release, residents, $110.50 for non-resi- WDFW coastal shellfish Marine Area 7 West, which will County received a shipment of Anderson of the WDFW said, dents, and $3.80 for youth under manager Dan Ayres is highly op- open Jun. 1 and remain open un- 2,000 Brown trout on the same “While I am disappointed the the age of 16. Resident applica- timistic that additional digs will til Sep. 15 or until the area quota day. Other lakes in the area agreement does not allow for the tions for mountain goat, ram, be added for later in May. “The has been met. should be receiving the stock release of more of the early win- moose, and “quality” categories one thing that the news release Spot shrimp, also known as trout treatment in the near fu- ter hatchery steelhead we have of deer and elk will cost $13.70. says that we want to make sure prawns, are the largest shrimp ture. on hand into Puget Sound rivers, Dave Ware, WDFW game di- people understand is this is not in Puget Sound, growing up to Anglers on the Cowlitz are I am gratified that we were able vision manager, noted that hunt- the end of the thing. We’ve got nine inches in length. All Puget having mixed results for spring to reach agreement to release fish ers should be sure to update their some more days coming up in Sound shrimp fisheries have an Chinook and winter steelhead from our Skykomish hatchery in mailing and email addresses May,” said Ayres. 80 shrimp limit per day and re- right now, with roughly equal 2014 and support a popular rec- when they purchase and submit Brock Hoenes, WDFW wild- quire a valid 2014-14 fishing li- numbers of each species being reational fishery.” their applications. According to life biologist, noted in a press cense. Outdoors Briefs Fatal Fall Reported Park officials say they re- immediately known. Kennewick Man, ter found them crawling on Roxy ceived call shortly after 1 p.m. Authorities say Mather Point and himself. at Grand Canyon’s Monday about someone who had will remain closed to the public Dog Pick up Ticks The Tri-City Herald reports fallen off the rim at Mather Point. until further notice. KENNEWICK, Wash. — Ar- Porter rushed out for flea and tick South Rim A National Park Service he- Park statistics show that nold Porter of Kennewick wasn’t shampoo, gave Roxy a late-night GRAND CANYON NA- licopter located the body about about 4.5 million people visit the thinking about ticks when he bath and found more than 100 TIONAL PARK, Ariz. (AP) — 400 feet below the rim. Grand Canyon each year and an took his miniature schnauzer, dead ticks on the shower floor. Authorities at Grand Canyon Roxy, for an Easter walk on Bate- Park Service search and res- average of 12 people die there an- man Island. The state Health Depart- National Park say a person has cue crews are working to recover nually. An average two to three The underbrush on the Rich- ment says ticks should be quick- died after apparently falling off the body. deaths per year are from falls land island was infested with ticks. ly but gently removed because the South Rim. The gender of the body wasn’t over the rim. When he returned home Por- they can spread diseases. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 SPORTS

Tigers Tuesday’s 2A Baseball

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off with a single, stole second, took third on a passed ball and came home on a wild pitch. Tiger starter Christian Peters, a right- handed sophomore, settled in after the initial hit and allowed just one baserunner in each of the next three innings. “Getting a lead early, I think, really lifted us up,” Tiger coach Rex Ashmore said. “I don’t know what would have happened had we got behind early, but it was sure nice to see us get a lead and then keep adding to it a little bit.” Centralia’s second inning featured the game’s biggest hit — a towering leadoff homer to left field from John Sharkey — and it’s most controversial play. Zach Wood drew a walk, headed for second on the ensuing ground ball by Kerner to shortstop, and slid into Bearcat second baseman Elijah Johnson, preventing Johnson from making a throw to first. Elder left the dugout to confer with the officials, resulting in Kerner being called out due to ob- struction. Ashmore then left his own dugout and, moments later, was asked to leave the ballpark. Pete Caster / “I kind of expected it yes- [email protected] terday,” Tiger senior Joe Blaser, W.F. West’s Toby Johnson slides in safely past Centralia’s Jacob Monohon during the second inning of an Evergreen 2A Conference baseball game at Ed Wheeler Field waiting on deck during the on- in Centralia on Tuesday afternoon. Johnson’s run was part of a 6-run rally to break the game open for the Bearcats. field discussions, joked. “I don’t know how it didn’t happen. I kind of had an adrenaline boost going, after that.” Johnson Shines in Bearcats’ Rout of Centralia Garrett Yarter took over for EFFICIENT: Bearcat starter Tanner Gueller W.F. West — who made his first pitching Scores 6 in Second Inning appearance of the season — in of 12-0 Rivalry Win the fourth inning, and the Tigers quickly adjusted. Blaser, Hous- By Aaron VanTuyl den, Fagerness and Nolan Was- [email protected] son hit consecutive singles, followed by a sacrifice fly from Jake The final margin may have Sutton that pushed Centralia’s been 12 runs, but the difference lead to 7-1. in the game was on the mound. W.F. West, meanwhile, W.F. West’s right-handed caught up to Peters in the fifth sophomore Elijah Johnson didn’t inning, with Gueller knocking give Centralia much to work an RBI single before Housden with, while the Bearcats made took over. The Bearcats added the most of what was offered up another run on a two-out error, in a 12-0 Evergreen 2A Confer- which cut Centralia’s lead to 7-3. ence win Tuesday at Ed Wheeler They closed the gap further with Field. a 3-run sixth frame, with a 2-run Johnson tossed six innings, double by Alex Cox and another allowing five hits with seven Gueller RBI single helped along strikeouts and just one walk. with a walk and a pair of hit bat- “He was solid. He got ahead ters. of hitters,” Tiger coach Rex Ash- “We came flying back late, more pointed out. “He did the like we’ve been doing, playing exact opposite of what we did.” well late in games,” Elder said. “It W.F. West plated 6 runs in just wasn’t enough today.” a lengthy second frame, with a Centralia didn’t give the four-pitch walk and a first-pitch Bearcats any extra breathing hit batter starting the inning Pete Caster / [email protected] room. Fagerness, Wasson and off. An RBI single from Hayden pinch-hitter Riley Christensen Dobyns was followed by another W.F. West’s Elijah Johnson delivers a pitch to a Centralia batter during the first inning of an Evergreen 2A Conference baseball all hit singles to load the bases walk, after which Ryan Steepy game at Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia. with no outs. Jake Sutton hit a and Toby Johnson each knocked ground ball to third that was RBI singles. walk, loaded the bases for Cen- the breaking ball and the fastball, deep center field to make it 8-0 thrown home to force out the Tanner Gueller then hit a tralia with two outs in the fourth, and was able to work a change- in the fifth. lead runner, but a toss to first in sharp ground ball to third that but a ground ball to second up a little bit late.” The Bearcats tacked on 4 an attempted double play took ended the threat. He faced three The Bearcat offense, mean- more in the top of the seventh, a bad bounce into foul territory, hopped off the fielder’s glove and down the foul line, clearing the and fanned two in the fifth, then while, was both opportunistic again starting an inning with a allowing Wasson and Chris- gave up two-out singles to Drew and efficient. The team tallied 10 tensen to score. loaded bases and pushing the walk and a hit batter and adding lead to 6-0. Fagerness and Wasson in the hits, all but one of which either a pair of balks and RBI singles W.F. West had a chance to tie sixth before ending the inning — drove in a run or came around to things up in the seventh, putting “The error is what people will from Dobyns, Toby Johnson and look at, but the inning — how it and his shift — with a strikeout. score. It was helped along by four Tanner Gueller to round out the runners on second and third af- “It felt good,” Johnson said. walks, three hit batters and a pair ter a double by Toby Johnson, but started — was how the damage scoring. “I’ve been working, trying to get of Tiger errors. Housden coaxed a grounder to was done,” Ashmore said. “You Toby Johnson and Steepy in shape, just to throw all seven “We could not throw strikes Blaser at second to end the game. put pressure on the defense, and each had three hits and 2 RBIs mistakes happen. It’s been how for my team, to try to get good and make them earn stuff,” Ash- “There were some rough for the winners, while Dobyns parts, but we stuck it out and we’ve kind of rolled all year long, innings for them.” more said. “We had to give them and teams haven’t made us pay. W.F. West coach Tommy El- things, and you’re not going to was 2 for 2 and drove in a pair of battled as a team,” Housden said. runs. “It was fun. We were just playing They obviously did.” der was impressed the improve- beat a team like that.” loose tonight and competing. Elijah Johnson, meanwhile, ment, throughout the season, by Elijah Johnson drove home Wasson went 2 for 3 for the That’s what we needed to do.” faced just 10 batters over the the pitcher. older brother Toby Johnson — Tigers and made his season Housden finished with six first three innings. Singles from “Every day, every start he’s who had singled — with a hit pitching debut for Centralia, strikeouts in 2 ⅔ innings of work, Ty Housden and Nolan Was- had, he’s gotten better,” Elder in the fourth inning, and Ryan striking out the side on 16 pitch- and went 2 for 4 at the plate. Bla- son, coupled with Johnson’s lone said. “He had command of both Steepy knocked an RBI triple to es in the sixth inning. ser was also 2 for 4, while Fager- ness was 3 for 4 and Wasson went 2 for 3. Tuesday’s 1A Baseball “It got a little dicey there, late, but it’s good for us that the game was close that way,” Ashmore said. “We needed to get up and compete Rogers Pitches Warriors Past Mountaineers a little bit, and we did that today.” By The Chronicle finishing the game with eight an RBI for the Warhawks. Warhawk offense. Toby Johnson, Cox and Guel- ROCHESTER — Brandon hits. Dylan Fosnacht was 2 for Joel Martin went 2 for 4 “We got a big lead again, ler each had two hits for W.F. 4 with a double and an RBI, with 2 RBIs and Colton Korpi but Mazza came in and really West, which finished with seven Rogers went the distance in just his second appearance on Lucas Eastman had two hits knocked in a run while going 2 got us off balance. It made the hits as a team. and an RBI and Dustin Wilson for 4. The Warhawks scored 6 game real interesting,” Demar- The win was important from the varsity mound for Roch- notched two base hits and a runs in the second inning for a est said. a league standpoint, improving ester, holding Rainier to three big early lead. With the defensive change the Tigers to 10-4 in Evergreen 2A hits in 9-1 SWW 1A League triple with 2 RBIs. Conference play to stay in second Evergreen Division victory Dylan Urvina also had a “Wes was very competitive came a new breath of life for place behind Tumwater — which here on Tuesday. double and drove in 3 runs. all game long and we had a the Chinook offense, scoring 3 wrapped up the regular-season Rogers, a sophomore, The Warriors (13-4 overall, great approach from the plate,” runs in the fourth and 3 more Toledo-Winlock coach Brian in the seventh. EvCo title with a win over Black struck out nine and walked 12-3 league) play in a doubleheader at league-leading Teni- Demarest said. “It was nice to Facing a bases-loaded Hills on Wednesday. It dropped just two in the Warriors’ 12th W.F. West to 10-6 in league, guar- no on Thursday. have breathing room by add- dilemma in the seventh, league victory of the season. ing them up in the second. Our Kuzminsky came up big again anteeing the Bearcats at worst a “This is our third game in third-place finish. Early Offense Leads to games have been way too close for the Warhawks. The short- two days, so I’m happy with lately.” stop made a throw to second to “It’s relieving, and it’s very the enthusiasm and energy Warhawk Sweep motivating,” Blaser said of the Toledo-Winlock had an 8-1 put an end to a potentially fatal that the kids came out with,” WINLOCK — Toledo- lead going into the third frame inning and seal the win. win. “They’re a good team. We Rochester coach Jerry Strie- could see them again (in the Winlock picked up large leads of the nightcap. “It was a little too close for playoffs), so we can’t let it get to gel said. “They were all in the early and held on in both Warhawk catcher Chris comfort,” Demarest said. “But our heads.” game. They weren’t like ‘We’re games for an 8-1, 9-7 sweep Gove went 2 for 3 with 2 runs this is an important sweep for Note: The Tigers will also tired from a bus from Forks.’ here Tuesday in SWW 1A Tri- and 2 RBIs. Dalton Yoder went us going forward as we look for play at Black Hills on Thursday, Rogers just came out and did co twinbill against Kalama, 3 for 4, knocking in 2 runs and a possible playoff berth going at Capital on Friday, and at home an excellent job.” Wes Kuzminsky performed scoring one. into the next few weeks.” against Black Hills on Saturday Rochester had a 5-1 lead well in Game 1, fanning 8 Kalama pitcher Colby Maz- The Warhawks (7-3 in to complete a string of six games after three innings and added while helping his own cause by za took the mound in third in- league) will host Stevenson on in six days. W.F. West will host a 4-run rally in fifth inning, going 3 for 4 at the plate with ning, a move that disrupted the Friday at Winlock. Aberdeen on Friday. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 • Sports 5

College Softball Tuesday’s Prep Softball Lady Blazers Hamre, Potter Homer to Seal Win for Napavine Sweep By The Chronicle with an 8-0 record — to just Errors Turn Tables for Viks runs with two outs in the sev- one hit with six strikeouts and enth, helped along by three Vi- Chokers to NAPAVINE — The Tigers MOSSYROCK — Mossyr- finished like they started with one walk. king errors. ock held a a 6-2 lead after five "We were a pretty good Stay Perfect two key homers in a 3-2 victory Bulldog pitcher Staci innings, but defensive lapses over Montesano on Tuesday. Schneider struck out nine. match for them, but the wheels in League gave Rainier the advantage to fell off toward the end," Mossy- Grace Hamre slammed a "That was some of the best win 7-6 here on Tuesday in a By The Chronicle leadoff home run in the first pitching we've seen this season," rock coach Mike Carlson said. nonleague softball matchup. "We started giving up a couple ABERDEEN — The inning, starting the Tigers off Napavine coach Kadie Muller Mossyrock's Shayne Fried said. "We didn't adjust very walks here and a couple throw- Lady Blazers ran their on a good note. and Abby Bogar each went 3 ing errors there and that decid- well, but we got the hits when winning streak to eight Erika Potter, facing two for 4 with a pair of RBIs, with ed the game." games with a sweep of outs and a full count in the we needed to. It was a great Fried adding a triple. Carlson also noted that he Grays Harbor, 7-2 and seventh frame, hit a solo hom- game to get us ready for Thurs- Jamie Carlson also went 3 was impressed with Savannah 9-6, here Wednesday in er to give the Tigers a walk-off day." for 4 for the Vikings, knocking Lininger's performance from NWAACC West Division win. The Tigers (12-3, 7-3 league) in a run. the mound in her first career softball action. Napavine finished with just will host Adna on Thursday in Crucial walks in the sixth start. The offense didn't five hits in the win, but pitcher a Central 2B League double- frame led to a 3-run inning for The Vikings (1-11 overall) waste any time in the Mackenzie Olson held Monte- header at 3 p.m., with senior the Mountaineers. Rainier con- will travel to Pe Ell for a Cen- opener, with Haley Gra- sano — which leads the SWW night ceremonies on the sched- tinued to capitalize on their op- tral 2B League doubleheader ham — the second bat- 1A League Evergreen Division ule. portunities by scoring 2 more on Thursday. ter to the plate — hitting a 2-run homer, followed by a solo shot from Erika Brower. Tuesday’s 2A Softball Graham went 2 for 4, while Brower finished the opener 4 for 4 at the plate with a triple 2 RBIs. Megan Moore added two hits, and Kalynn Randt allowed four hits with five strikeouts in the complete-game effort to get the win. Centralia scored 4 in the third inning of the nightcap, on an RBI single from Brower and a 2-run single from Emma Brattain, and cruised to the 9-6 win. Brower finished 2 for 4 with 2 RBIs, while Brattain went 2 for 3 and Caitlin Paul was 3 for 3 with a pair of RBIs. Lau- ren Fisher also drove in 2 runs and went 2 for 4. Brooke Williams recorded the Game 2 win, allowing seven hits and 3 earned runs with three strikeouts and two walks. Centralia improved to 12-0 in West Division action, with a two-game lead over Pierce (10-2) Brandon Hansen / [email protected] and a 20-11 overall record W.F. West starting pitcher Mattie Boucher (6) hugs Jessica McKay after McKay hit a walk-off single to drive in the winning run in the Bearcats’ 1-0 Evergreen 2A Confer- with eight league games ence victory over Centralia on Tuesday in Chehalis. to go. The Blazers play a doubleheader at High- line on Friday, and hit the road to face Pierce for McKay Hits Walk-Off in 1-0 Rivalry Win two games on Saturday. PITCHER’S DUEL: Boucher, Wasson Combine 2A Girls Golf for 18 Strikeouts in First Round of Twin Tigers Swing Cities Softball Series By The Chronicle Past Rival A pitcher’s duel broke out during the first round of the Bearcats Twin Cities softball rivalry, and Jessica McKay proved to be the By The Chronicle hero by hitting a walk-off dou- Centralia and W.F. West ble in the bottom of the seventh each shot their best matches of to drive in the only run of W.F. the year, with the Tigers coming West's 1-0 win over Centralia. away with an 80-67 Evergreen Centralia's Mackenzie Was- 2A Conference girls golf victory son and W.F. West's Mattie Wednesday at Newaukum Valley Boucher combined to strike out Golf Course. 18 and allow just nine hits in the The Bearcats' Carly Noble Evergreen 2A Conference con- was the match's medalist, shoot- test, played at Chehalis' Recre- ing a 54 on Newaukum's East ation Park. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] course and scoring 19 Stableford "This is the kind of game that Centralia’s Payton Pocklington dives after a throw to second base as W.F. West’s Jordan Crawford slides in safe during Ever- points. will help teams come postseason green 2A Conference softball action Tuesday in the Mint City. Centralia put on the more time," Bearcat coach Mike Keen balanced approach as Taylor said. "It was a game where we Canfield and Julie Metler both Wasson, who finished with eight of rookies," Keen said of his team, "We're in every game that just got the break there in the scored 18 points. Taylor Bell and strikeouts and just three walks. which entered into the 2014 sea- Mattie is throwing in," Keen said. seventh." Lleo Vasquez both scored 15 "Mackenzie worked the cor- son with plenty of new faces. "She likes to throw when the W.F. West's Kyndra Haller ners," Keen said. "She kept us "They're playing like varsity kids. points and Shelby Duffy added weather gets warmer. I think she 14. drew a walk to lead off the bot- guessing and she did a great job They just battle. They find a way Canfield scored a person- tom of the seventh inning. Haller getting the leadoff hitters out, so to win." got stronger as the innings went al-best 18 points in the match, then stole second, and came it put the pressure on us." The Tigers, meanwhile, mus- on." while Bell shot a personal-best 59 home for the winning — and W.F. West finished with six tered three hits — singles by It was the second 1-0, walk- only — run on McKay's double. total hits. Caitlin Reynolds and Wasson and Leti Ramirez in to earn her 18 points. off victory for W.F. West, which Tiger coach Larry Moller- It was also the lone blem- Ali Graham each had two hits, the fourth inning, and a single won in the same manner back on stuen pointed out that freshmen ish in what was an otherwise with a double, for the winners. by Madi Crews in the fifth — as Lacey Duffy and Natalie El- well-pitched game by Centralia's "They don't play like a bunch Boucher recorded 10 strikeouts. April 10 against Capital. wanger each played well. "The temperature was fabulous and I'd say some of the girls Tuesday’s 2A Boys Soccer were even overly warm," W.F. West coach Bruce Thompson said. "This was both teams' re- Gonzalez Hits Winner as Bearcats Knock Off Black Hills cord score and we even stepped away from our west course to By The Chronicle ing are slowly healing. It's been Freddie Bautista, Zach Clevenger, down in a 7-0 loss against the battle water and high grass so Black Hills scored first, but tough, but the boys are starting Tyler St. Catherine and Hernan Thunderbirds in Evergreen 2A I'm real pleased." W.F. West answered back in a big to get back." Nunez in the backfield. Conference boys soccer action Noble notched three pars way for a 2-1 Evergreen 2A Con- Black Hills started the scor- "Our goalie didn't have to here on Tuesday. in a row for the Bearcats, while ference boys soccer victory Tues- ing with a goal in the ninth min- worry about saves because our A Centralia goal would have Heather Wilson added 15 points day night in Chehalis. ute for a 1-0 halftime lead. defense did it all," Sanchez said. tied the game in the 20th minute, Jesus Morales scored the and shot a 57, despite having a It was the Bearcats' fifth win Sanchez also liked the play but was called back on an off- equalizer for W.F. West with an season average of 72. Ashleigh of freshmen Liam Radtke and sides violation. Tumwater went Pruitt notched 12 points and in their last seven games. W.F. assist by Jesse Gonzalez, who West improved to 5-5 in league Drew Mann. The Bearcats will on to score six additional goals. Kaisa Saari put up 11 points. recently returned after missing host league-leading Capital on play and is now tied for third With two games remaining Shasta Lofgren rounded out the time due to a concussion. Thursday. scoring with 10 points. with Centralia. Gonzalez then added a goal in regular season play, the Tigers "We've been doing really have already clinched a spot in W.F. West (3-4) will host in the 68th minute, while the Tumwater Blanks Centralia Black Hills on Wednesday. Cen- good, and we've won quite a few," Bearcats defense shut the Wolves the District 4 soccer tournament. tralia (4-1) will play at Tumwater Bearcat coach Tino Sanchez said. down the rest of the way. TUMWATER — Centra- Centralia (5-5 league) will play at on Wednesday. "The injuries we've been hav- Sanchez noted the play of lia's usually-solid defense broke Aberdeen on Thursday.

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Scoreboard Doubles Sunday, April 27: Golden State Texas at LA Angels, 7 p.m. Sports on the Air Preps 1. April Easter/Katte (M) def. Erin 118, L.A. Clippers 97 Arizona at San Diego, 7 p.m. Local Schedules Engebreth/Natalie Hall, 6-6 (7-5), 6-1 Tuesday, April 29: L.A. Clippers THURSDAY, May 1 THURSDAY, May 1 2. Bailey Malizia/Elizabeth Taborski 113, Golden State 103 (M) def. Brittany Patterson/Gabbi Vir- Saturday’s Games Baseball x-Thursday, May 1: L.A. Clippers BOXING gen, 6-4, 8-6 Tampa Bay at NY Yankees, 10 a.m. Morton-White Pass at Wahkiakum, at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. (DH) St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 10 a.m. x-Saturday, May 3: Golden State at Rochester at Tenino, 3 p.m. (DH) At Chehalis Oakland at Boston, 10:35 a.m. L.A. Clippers, TBD ESPN2 — Welterweights, Roberto Garcia (34- Adna at Napavine, 3 p.m. (DH) BEARCATS 5, BOBCATS 1 Baltimore at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Singles Mossyrock at Pe Ell, 3 p.m. (DH) Seattle at Houston, 1 p.m. 3-0) vs. Victor Manuel Cayo (32-4-0), at Hialeah, Toutle Lake at Onalaska, 3 p.m. (DH) 1. Kyla Richards (W) def. Yulasa Mo- Portland 3, Houston 2 Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 3 p.m. Fla. Softball relia 6-2, 6-1 Sunday, April 20: Portland 122, 2. Lauren Wade (W) def. Gabby Rich- Washington at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Black Hills at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Houston 120, OT. COLLEGE BASEBALL ters 6-1, 6-0 Toronto at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Morton-White Pass at Wahkiakum, Wednesday, April 23: Portland 112, 3 p.m. (DH) 3. Tori Weeks (W) def. Maria Farias Detroit at Kansas City, 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 6-1, 6-1 Houston 105 Rochester at Tenino, 3 p.m. (DH) San Francisco at Atlanta, 4 p.m. ESPNU — Kentucky at Tennessee Adna at Napavine, 3 p.m. (DH) Doubles Friday, April 25: Houston 121, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Mossyrock at Pe Ell, 3:30 p.m. (DH) 1. Mackenzie Martin/Ali Morris (A) Portland 116, OT COLLEGE SOFTBALL Toutle Lake at Onalaska, 3 p.m. (DH) def. Katie Hankins./Isabel VanderStoep Sunday, April 27: Portland 123, LA Dodgers at Miami, 4 p.m. Boys Golf 6-3, 6-1 Houston 120, OT NY Mets at Colorado, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. Willapa Harbor, North Beach at 2. Payton Rothlin and Hannah Cum- Wednesday, April 30: Houston 108, Arizona at San Diego, 5:40 p.m. mings (W) def. Briana MaoBarry/Katy ESPN — Alabama at Missouri Adna, 3:30 p.m. Portland 98 Texas at LA Angels, 6 p.m. Cournoyer 6-1, 6-2 Girls Golf Friday, May 2: Houston at Port- GOLF Rochester at Elma, 3:30 p.m. 3. Emma Lund / Madi Baker (W) def. land, 4:30 p.m. Girls Tennis Rachel Hulscher/Jade Coskey 6-3, 6-0 Sunday’s Games 6 a.m. Montesano at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. x-Sunday, May 4: Portland at Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 10 a.m. TGC — European PGA Tour, The Champion- Track At Centralia Houston, TBD Tampa Bay at NY Yankees, 10 a.m. Tenino, Rochester, Adna, Napavine, CENTRALIA 6, RIVER RIDGE 0 LA Dodgers at Miami, 10 a.m. ship at Laguna National, first round, at Singapore Singles (Unofficial) Winlock at Rainier, 3:30 p.m. Playoff Leaders Oakland at Boston, 10:30 a.m. (same-day tape) Boys Soccer 1. Arleth Ramirez (CEN) def. Eliza- Points beth Hubbe, 6-1 San Francisco at Atlanta, 10:30 a.m. Capital at W.F. West, 7 p.m. 1. LeBron James, MIA 30.0 2. Clair Davis (CEN) def. Dasha Imes, Toronto at Pittsburgh, 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. La Center at Toledo-Winlock United, 2. LaMarcus Aldridge, POR 29.8 7 p.m. 6-0, 6-0 Detroit at Kansas City, 11 a.m. TGC — LPGA, North Texas Shootout, first 3. Kevin Durant, OKC 28.0 Centralia at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. 3. Kendra Land (CEN) def. Emily Baltimore at Minnesota, 11 a.m. Chandler, 6-0 4. Dwight Howard, HOU 26.0 round, at Irving, Texas Seattle at Houston, 11 a.m. FRIDAY, May 2 Doubles 5. Damian Lillard, POR 25.6 Washington at Philadelphia, 12 p.m. Noon College Baseball 1. Hannah Gunderson/Taviana Kea- Centralia at Highline, 12 p.m. hey (CEN) def. Elizabeth Hubbe/Dasha Rebounds Texas at LA Angels, 12:35 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Championship, Baseball Imes, 6-2, 6-0 1. Dwight Howard, HOU 14.2 Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 2. Jesse Scherer/Alex Norris (CEN) first round, at Charlotte, N.C. Aberdeen at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. 2. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 13.8 Arizona at San Diego, 1 p.m. Centralia at Capital, 4:30 p.m. def. Emily Chandler/Amy Davidson 6-0, 3. Joakim Noah, CHI 12.8 NY Mets at Colorado, 1 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL College Softball 6-1 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 5 p.m. Centralia at Highline, 12 p.m. 3. Haley Lucas/Megan LeDuc (CEN) 4. Paul George, IND 11.2 10 a.m. Softball won by forfeit 5. LaMarcus Aldridge, POR 10.8 MLB — L.A. Dodgers at Minnesota W.F. West at Aberdeen, 4:30 p.m. Capital at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. Assists 4 p.m. Track 1. Stephen Curry, GS 8.2 NHL MLB — Regional coverage, Tampa Bay at Bos- Centralia at Washougal Panther Twi- Local 2. Chris Paul, LAC 8.2 light Invite, 3:30 p.m. 3. Mike Conley, MEM 8.0 National Hockey League ton or Seattle at N.Y. Yankees Boys Soccer Local Golf 4. Damian Lillard, POR 7.4 Playoff Glance Tenino at Elma, 7 p.m. Riverside Women’s Golf Club ROOT — Seattle at NY Yankees 5. Russell Westbrook, OKC 7.0 All Times EDT April 29 Results FIRST ROUND SATURDAY, May 3 18-Hole Putts NBA BASKETBALL (Best-of-7) College Baseball First Division Blocks 5 p.m. Centralia at Grays Harbor, 1 p.m. 1. Patty Reichert 1. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 4.20 (x-if necessary) Baseball 2. (tie) Joann Timpone, Sue Mor- 2. LaMarcus Aldridge, POR 3.20 EASTERN CONFERENCE TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 6, Oklaho- Black Hills at Centralia, 10 a.m. rissey 3. Dwight Howard, HOU 3.00 ma City at Memphis Adna at Northwest Christian, 4 p.m. 3. Susan Remund 4. Serge Ibaka, OKC 2.80 Boston 4, Detroit 1 College Softball Second Division 5. Robin Lopez, POR 2.40 Friday, April 18 7:30 p.m. Centralia at Pierce, 2 p.m. 1. Paulette Horton Detroit 1, Boston 0 Track 2. Val Wheeler Sunday, April 20 TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 6, LA Clip- Morton-White Pass at BCS Invite, at 3. Janet Schultz Steals Sunday, April 20: Boston 4, Detroit 1 Juanita HS (Kirkland), 10 a.m. 1. Chris Paul, LAC 3.40 pers at Golden State W.F. West, Tenino, Rochester, Adna, 2. Paul George, IND 2.80 Tuesday, April 22 NHL HOCKEY Onalaska, Pe Ell at Shelton Invite, High 3. LeBron James, MIA 2.25 Boston 3, Detroit 0 Thursday, April 24: 4:30 p.m. Climber Stadium (Shelton), 1 p.m. NBA 4. John Wall, WSH 2.20 5. Tony Allen, MEM 2.20 Boston 3, Detroit 2, OT Local Results NBCSN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, National Basketball Association Saturday, April 26 Tuesday’s Results Boston 4, Detroit 2 teams TBD Baseball NBA Playoff Glance At Chehalis All Times PDT SOCCER BEARCATS 12, TIGERS 0 FIRST ROUND MLB Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 0 W.F. West 060 110 4 — 12 10 0 (Best-of-7) Wednesday, April 16 Noon Centralia 000 000 0 — 0 6 2 (x-if necessary) Standings Montreal 5, Tampa Bay 4, OT FS1 — UEFA Europa League, semifinal, second Batteries: W.F. West — Elijah John- EASTERN CONFERENCE All Times PST Friday, April 18 son, Anthony Painter (7) and Tanner Atlanta 3, Indiana 2 American League Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 1 leg, Benfica at Juventus Gueller; Centralia — Zach Wood, John Saturday, April 19: Atlanta 101, In- EAST DIV. W L Pct GB Sunday, April 20 Sharkey (3), Nolan Wasson (6) and Ja- New York 15 11 .577 — Montreal 3, Tampa Bay 2 cob Monohon diana 93 FRIDAY, May 2 Tuesday, April 22: Indiana 101, At- Baltimore 12 12 .500 2 Tuesday, April 22 At Rochester lanta 85 Boston 13 14 .481 2½ Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 3 AUTO RACING WARRIORS 9, RAINIER 1 Thursday, April 24: Atlanta 98, In- Toronto 12 15 .444 3½ 11 a.m. Rainier 001 000 0 — 1 3 3 diana 85 Tampa Bay 11 16 .407 4½ Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 2 Rochester 203 040 0 — 9 8 2 Saturday, April 26: Indiana 91, At- CENTRAL Wednesday, April 16 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Aar- Batteries: Rochester — Brandon Rog- lanta 88 Detroit 14 9 .609 — Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 3 ers and Dakota Deal, Chase McCarthy on’s 499, at Talladega, Ala. Monday, April 28: Atlanta 107, In- Kansas City 14 12 .538 1½ Saturday, April 19 (5); Rainier — Christman, Lofgren (6) Minnesota 12 12 .500 2½ Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 3, 2OT 12:30 p.m. and Anderson diana 97 x-Thursday, May 1: Indiana at At- Chicago 14 15 .483 3 Monday, April 21 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Hour At Winlock lanta, 4 p.m. Cleveland 11 17 .393 5½ Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 3 Game 1 x-Saturday, May 3: Atlanta at Indi- WEST Wednesday, April 23 Series,” final practice for Aaron’s 499, at Talladega, WARHAWKS 8, CHINOOKS 1 ana, TBD Oakland 18 10 .643 — Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 3, OT Ala. Kalama 000 100 0 — 1 7 0 Texas 15 13 .536 3 Saturday, April 26 Toledo-Winlock 060 200 X — 8 10 0 Miami 4, Charlotte 0 Los Angeles 14 13 .519 3½ Pittsburgh 3, Columbus 1 3:30 p.m. Batteries: Kalama — Drebek, Walker Sunday, April 20: Miami 99, Char- Seattle 11 14 .440 5½ Monday, April 28 (3), Esary (5) and Stemkoski; Toledo- FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole qual- Houston 9 19 .321 9 Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 3 Winlock — Kuzminsky and Gove lotte 88 Wednesday, April 23: Miami 101, National League ifying for Aaron’s 312, at Talladega, Ala. Game 2 Charlotte 97 EAST DIV. W L Pct GB N.Y. Rangers 3, Philadelphia 3 BOXING WARHAWKS 9, CHINOOKS 7 Saturday, April 26: Miami 98, Atlanta 17 9 .654 — Thursday, April 17 7 p.m. Kalama 010 300 3 — 7 8 0 Charlotte 85 New York 15 11 .577 2 Rangers 4, Flyers 1 Toledo-Winlock 440 010 X — 9 12 2 Monday, April 28: Miami 109, Washington 16 12 .571 2 Sunday, April 20 FS1 — Card TBA, at Las Vegas Batteries: Kalama — Stone, Mazza Charlotte 98 Philadelphia 13 13 .500 4 Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 (2) and Leatzon; Toledo-Winlock — Yo- GOLF Miami 13 14 .481 4½ Tuesday, April 22 der, Vermilyea (3) and Gove Toronto 3, Brooklyn 2 CENTRAL N.Y. Rangers 4, Philadelphia 1 6 a.m. Softball Saturday, April 19: Brooklyn 94, Milwaukee 20 8 .714 — Friday, April 25 TGC — European PGA Tour, The Champion- At Chehalis Toronto 87 St. Louis 15 14 .517 5½ Philadelphia 2, N.Y. Rangers 1 BEARCATS 1, TIGERS 0 Tuesday, April 22: Toronto 100, Cincinnati 12 15 .444 7½ Sunday, April 27 ship at Laguna National, second round, at Singa- Centralia 000 000 0 — 0 3 0 Brooklyn 95 Pittsburgh 10 16 .385 9 N.Y. Rangers 4, Philadelphia 2 pore (same-day tape) W.F. West 000 000 1 — 1 6 0 Friday, April 25: Brooklyn 102, To- Chicago 9 17 .346 10 Tuesday, April 29 Batteries: Centralia — Mackenzie ronto 98 WEST Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 9:30 a.m. Wasson and Melissa Zion; W.F. West — Sunday, April 27: Toronto 87, San Francisco 17 11 .607 — Mattie Boucher and Caitlin Reynolds TGC — LPGA, North Texas Shootout, second Brooklyn 79 Los Angeles 15 12 .556 1½ WESTERN CONFERENCE round, at Irving, Texas At Napavine Wednesday, April 30: Toronto 115, Colorado 16 13 .552 1½ Minnesota 4, Colorado 3 TIGERS 3, BULLDOGS 2 Brooklyn 113 San Diego 13 16 .448 4½ Thursday, April 17 Noon Montesano 000 020 0 — 2 1 2 Friday, May 2: Toronto at Brooklyn, Arizona 9 22 .290 9½ Colorado 5, Minnesota 4 Napavine 100 001 1 — 3 5 2 4 p.m. Saturday, April 19 TGC — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Championship, Batteries: Montesano — Schneider x-Sunday, May 4: Brooklyn at To- Tuesday’s Results Colorado 4, Minnesota 2 second round, at Charlotte, N.C. and Klompken; Napavine — Olson and ronto, TBD Seattle 6, at NY Yankees 3 Monday, April 21 Bornstein NY Mets 6, at Philadelphia 1 Minnesota 1, Colorado 0, OT 4:30 p.m. at Boston 7, Tampa Bay 4 At Mossyrock Washington 4, Chicago 1 Thursday, April 24 TGC — Champions Tour, Insperity Invitation- at Cincinnati 3, Chicago Cubs 2 MOUNTAINEERS 7, VIKINGS 6 Sunday, April 20: Washington 102, Minnesota 2, Colorado 1 al, first round, at The Woodlands, Texas (same-day Rainier 000 023 2 — 7 5 3 Chicago 93. at Miami 9, Atlanta 0 Saturday, April 26 Mossyrock 100 320 0 — 6 10 8 Tuesday, April 22: Washington 101, Oakland 9, at Texas 3 Colorado 4, Minnesota 3, OT tape) Batteries: Rainier — Day and Pa- Chicago 99 (OT) Detroit 4, at Chicago White Sox 3 Monday, April 28 HORSE RACING dilla; Mossyrock— Lininger, Stanley (6), Friday, April 25: Chicago 100, at Kansas City 10, Toronto 7 Minnesota 5, Colorado 2 Carlson (7) and Myers Washington 97 Washington 4, at Houston 3 Wednesday, April 30 Noon Sunday, April 27: Washington 98, Milwaukee 5, at St. Louis 4 Minnesota 5, Colorado 4 (OT) Girls Tennis Colorado 5, at Arizona 4 NBCSN — Thoroughbreds, Kentucky Oaks, at At Eatonville Chicago 89 EATONVILLE 4, TENINO 1 Tuesday, April 29: Washington 75, at LA Angels 6, Cleveland 4 Chicago 4, St. Louis 2 Louisville, Ky. Singles Chicago 69 at San Francisco 6, San Diego 0 Thursday, April 17 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 1. Cassidy Forcer (E) def. Ali-Jo Vens, St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 3-6, 7-5, 10-8 WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Results Saturday, April 19 11:15 a.m. 2. Irene Morban (T) def. Brooke San Antonio 3, Dallas 2 at St. Louis 9, Milwaukee 3 St. Louis 4, Chicago 3, OT MLB — St. Louis at Chicago Cubs Brandt, 3-6, 6-3, 10-4 Sunday, April 20: San Antonio 90, Detroit 5, at Chicago White Sox 1 Monday, April 21 Doubles Dallas 85 at LA Angels 7, Cleveland 1 Chicago 4, St. Louis 3, OT 4 p.m. 1. Lauren Pate/Kendra Balar (E) def. Chicago Cubs 9, at Cincinnati 4 Erin Engebreth/Natalie Hall, 6-1, 6-3 Wednesday, April 23: Dallas 113, Wednesday, April 23 MLB — Regional coverage, Oakland at Boston 2. Rachel Price/Mandalyn Swihney San Antonio 92 at Miami 9, Atlanta 3 Chicago 4, St. Louis 3, OT (E) def. Brittany Patterson/Gabby Vir- Saturday, April 26: Dallas 109, San Oakland 12, at Texas 1 Friday, April 25 or Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees gen, 5-7, 6-3, 10-3 Antonio 108 at Kansas City 4, Toronto 2 Chicago 3, St. Louis 2, OT 5 p.m. 3. Emily Gacke/Mykaylia Schoeeh (E) Monday, April 28: San Antonio 93, LA Dodgers 6, at Minnesota 4 Sunday, April 27 def. Crystallin Jones/Brandi Bratton, Dallas 89 Washington 7, at Houston 0 Chicago 5, St. Louis 1 ROOT — Seattle at Houston 6-1, 6-2 Wednesday, April 30: San Antonio at Arizona 5, Colorado 4 NBA BASKETBALL 109, Dallas 103 at San Francisco 3, San Diego 2 Anaheim 4, Dallas 2 Wednesday’s Results 4 p.m. Baseball Friday, May 2: San Antonio at Dal- Wednesday, April 16 At Chehalis las, 5 p.m. Thursday’s Games Anaheim 4, Dallas 3 ESPN2 — Playoffs, first round, game 6, teams TIGERS 9, BEARCATS 6 x-Sunday, May 4: Dallas at San An- Tampa Bay at Boston, 10 a.m. Friday, April 18 TBA (if necessary) Centralia 310 030 2 — 9 13 2 tonio, TBD LA Dodgers at Minnesota, 10 a.m. Anaheim 3, Dallas 2 W.F. West 100 023 0 — 6 7 3 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Monday, April 21 5 p.m. Batteries: Centralia — Christian Pe- Memphis 3, Oklahoma City 2 Seattle at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. Dallas 3, Anaheim 0 ters, Ty Housden (5) and Jacob Mono- ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 6, teams Saturday, April 19: Oklahoma City Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 23 hon; W.F. West — Tanner Gueller, Gar- 100, Memphis 86 Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. TBA (if necessary) rett Yarter (4), Anthony Painter (6) and Dallas 4, Anaheim 2 Atlanta at Miami, 4 p.m. Brandon Davis Monday, April 21: Memphis 111, Friday, April 25 6:30 p.m. Oklahoma City 105 (OT) Tampa Bay at Boston, 4 p.m. Anaheim 6, Dallas 2 Softball Thursday, April 24: Memphis 98, LA Dodgers at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Sunday, April 27 ESPN2 — Playoffs, first round, game 6, teams At Centralia Oklahoma City 95, OT Toronto at Kansas City, 5 p.m. Anaheim 5, Dallas 4, OT TBA (if necessary) BEARCATS 12, TIGERS 1 Saturday, April 26: Oklahoma City NY Mets at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. W.F. West 345 00 — 12 9 0 92, Memphis 89, OT Los Angeles 4, San Jose 3 7:30 p.m. Centralia 100 00 — 1 6 2 Tuesday, April 29: Memphis 100, Friday’s Games Thursday, April 17 Batteries: W.F. West — Ali Graham ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 6, teams Oklahoma City 99, OT St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. and Caitlyn Reynolds; Centralia — San Jose 6, Kings 3 TBA (if necessary) Mackenzie Wasson, Jessica Girardin (3) Thursday, May 1: Oklahoma City Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Sunday, April 20 and Melissa Zion at Memphis, 5 p.m. Tampa Bay at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. San Jose 7, Los Angeles 2 NHL HOCKEY x-Saturday, May 3: Memphis at Washington at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 22 4:30 p.m. Girls Tennis Oklahoma City, TBD Toronto at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. San Jose 4, Los Angeles 3, OT At Montesano Oakland at Boston, 4 p.m. Thursday, April 24 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, MONTESANO 4, TENINO 1 L.A. Clippers 3, Golden State 2 Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Los Angeles 6, San Jose 3 Singles teams TBD Saturday, April 19: Golden State LA Dodgers at Miami, 4 p.m. Saturday, April 26 1. Ali-Jo Vens (T) def. Ally Mchahon, 109, L.A. Clippers 105 San Francisco at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. 6-1, 6-0 Los Angeles 3, San Jose 0 7 p.m. 2. Hunter Hancock (M) def. Irene Monday, April 21: L.A. Clippers Detroit at Kansas City, 5 p.m. Monday, April 28 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, Morban, 6-1, 6-4 139, Golden State 98 Baltimore at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Los Angeles 4, San Jose 1 3. Gillen Reinertsens (M) def. Brandi Thursday, April 24: L.A. Clippers Seattle at Houston, 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 30 teams TBD Bratton, 6-1, 6-4 98, Golden State 96 NY Mets at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. Los Angeles 5, San Jose 1 • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014

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Pat Sullivan / The Associated Press Houston Rockets’ James Harden, left, tries to knock the ball away from Portland Trail Blazers’ Wesley Matthews (2) in the second half of Game 5 of an opening-round NBA basketball playof series Wednesday in Houston. The Rockets won 108-98 to send the teams back to Portland for Game 6. Dwight Howard, Jeremy Lin Help Houston Past Blazers to Stay Alive

HOUSTON (AP) — Jeremy 3-pointer to make it 103-98 with fever. Beverley had five points in four quick points from Lin be- with about nine minutes left un- Lin was so unhappy with his about three minutes left. The 21 minutes. fore Portland used an 8-0 run, til halftime. performance in Houston’s Game shot brought the crowd, which The Trail Blazers said the two with the first four points from Howard picked up his third 4 loss to Portland that he hardly was clad almost completely in shots Lin hit as the shot clock ex- Nicolas Batum, to cut the lead to foul soon after that and went to slept at all after the game. red shirts emblazoned with the pired were deflating. 91-90 with 7:39 remaining. the bench. Lin should words “Clutch City” on them, to “He threw up some crazy Matthews had 18 of Port- sleep like a its feet. shots,” Lillard said. “That’s when land’s 29 points in the third. The Rockets built the lead baby after his That started an 8-0 Houston you know a guy is having a good Howard and Lin combined for to 51-34 before the Trail Blazers work in Game run to close it out. Harden fin- night. They would put one up at 18, including Lin’s long two as ended the first half with a 14-5 5. ished with 17 points and seven the end of so many good defen- the shot clock expired with Lil- run, with eight points from Lil- Dwight assists. sive possessions, and it’s going in. lard right in his face. Lin finished lard, to cut the lead to 56-48 at Howard had “I really hadn’t did anything That let you know what kind of off the quarter with a three-point halftime. 22 points and the first two quarters, so it was night it was.” play to make it 82-77 entering Aldridge had just six points at 14 rebounds, HOUSTON 108 time for me to step up and make The Rockets led by as many the fourth. halftime after sitting out about and Lin came PORTLAND 98 plays,” Harden said. as 17 points in the first half. Robin Lopez received a fla- half of the first quarter after get- off the bench Houston finally slowed down Portland cut it to one point three grant-1 foul when he fouled ting his second foul. to score 21 points and help the LaMarcus Aldridge, limiting times in the fourth quarter, but Howard in the air while fighting Notes Rockets beat the Trail Blazers him to eight points, after he aver- never went back on top. for a rebound and pulled him to : The Trail Blazers wore 108-98 on Wednesday night to aged 35.3 points in the first four Terrence Jones added a bas- the ground by the shoulders on patches on their jerseys to honor avoid elimination. games. Wesley Matthews led the ket for Houston after the big 3 the way down. Hall of Famer Jack Ramsay, who “I just tried to be aggressive,” Blazers with 27 points and Lil- by Harden before Howard got Houston led by three after died on Monday at 89. Ramsay said Lin, who had four points lard added 26. after Aldridge on the other end. one and used an 11-0 run to start coached the team to an NBA title and three turnovers in Sunday’s “We had opportunities to He blocked his short jump shot, the second quarter and go up 41- in 1977. The plaid patch has the overtime loss. “I felt like I needed make shots, but we didn’t make sending it out of bounds. Port- 27. words “Dr. Jack” and a “77” to to be a spark for the team.” certain shots that we needed,” land got the ball back and Al- Jones scored the first four honor the championship team. The Trail Blazers lead the Aldridge said. “We didn’t get the dridge got the ball again, but he points in that span and rookie The Blazers will wear the patch first-round series 3-2 entering big stops that we needed. They badly missed a shot with How- Troy Daniels capped it with a Game 6 on Friday in Portland. played well down the stretch and ard in his face as the shot clock 3-pointer. for the remainder of the post- A basket by Damian Lillard we didn’t.” expired, leaving Aldridge yelling The Trail Blazers had six season. ... Hall of Famer Hakeem got the Trail Blazers within two Lin got extended minutes on for a foul. turnovers while the Rockets built Olajuwon watched from a court- points before James Harden Wednesday night with Pat Bev- The Rockets were up by nine the lead and didn’t score until a side seat. ... Chandler Parsons stepped back and swished a erley dealing with a 101-degree early in the fourth quarter after pair of free throws by Aldridge added 20 points for Houston.

NFL Terrelle Pryor: Is He More Than a Backup QB for Seahawks? By Bob Condotta Ohio State star, as anything but said Seattle would have no issue lot of deals that are just done will be able to sign Richard The Seattle Times a quarterback. again carrying three quarter- between teams that you are Sherman to a new contract or “Right now, he’s learning the backs on its 53-man roster not able to get your foot in the extension before the NFL draft, RENTON — The 2014 NFL quarterback position and (play- As for why the team gave up door.’’ Schneider said “we’re not sure.’’ draft remains a week away. ing another spot) is not even an a draft pick for Pryor, Schneider In this one, though, Schnei- There continue to be indica- Seahawks general manager option,’’ Schneider said. said the Seahawks felt he has a der had a way in, having worked tions, though, that the sides are John Schneider, though, already Schneider acknowledged better potential to payoff than for years with Oakland general close to a deal... Schneider said likes the look of the team’s final that it’s hard not to look at the the player the Seahawks would manager Reggie McKenzie in he did not know if WR Doug pick. physical attributes of Pryor and have taken with the 247th over- Green Bay. Baldwin will sign his second- In Schneider’s eyes, anyway, not be intrigued by the non- all pick. Schneider knew the Raid- round tender. Baldwin is a re- that’s what Terrelle Pryor is af- quarterback possibilities. Pryor “Just to be able to acquire ers were looking to move Pryor, stricted free agent and the dead- ter the Seahawks acquired him is listed at 6 feet 4 but Schnei- a player of that caliber in the and likely to cut him, after hav- line is Friday for RFAs to field last week from Oakland for a der referred to him as 6-5½, 245 seventh round,’’ Schneider said. ing signed Matt Schaub to be offers from other teams.... Once seventh-round selection. pounds and having once been “What our seventh round looks the starter in 2014. What Pryor also is, Schnei- that deadline passes, Baldwin timed in the 40 in 4.36 seconds. like right now, we felt the value “Reggie and I are very good can negotiate a new, longer- der made clear when he met “The fantasy football guy in was definitely there and it was friends, and he believes in him,’’ term deal with Seattle or play with media Wednesday in a me is like, ‘Yeah, Kordell Stew- worth it.’’ Schneider said. “So we talked the 2014 season on the terms of session largely devoted to pre- art was great at it,’ ’’ Schneider Schneider also said get- about him and knew that we viewing the upcoming draft, is said, referring to the former ting Pryor — who started nine wouldn’t be able to acquire the tender, meaning one-year a quarterback. Pittsburgh QB who also played games for the Raiders last year (him) if he was released. We and $2.187 million, and be an When the trade was made, receiver. — continues to send a mes- weren’t going to be able to get unrestricted free agent in 2015.. rumors swirled that the Se- But Schneider said the team sage that the organization will him on waivers. We knew that Schneider said the team has not ahawks might experiment with acquired Pryor with the idea of do whatever it takes to stay at for sure.’’ made a decision on whether to Pryor at other positions, be- adding depth and competition an elite level. That the days of Notes: Schneider said “ab- pick up the fifth-year option cause Seattle seems set at quar- at quarterback. exploring every avenue to get solutely’’ when asked if WR for the 2015 season on the con- terback with Russell Wilson as Seattle has often kept just better aren’t over just because Sidney Rice will be available tract of guard James Carpenter, the starter and veteran Tarvaris two quarterbacks on its active the team is coming off a Super for the start of the season. Rice, their first- round pick in 2011. Jackson returning as a trusted roster the past two years. But Bowl title. who tore an ACL on Oct. 28 at Carpenter is under contract for backup. the Seahawks also had three for Schneider said “We try to St. Louis, was recently re-signed 2014 and the decision means Schneider, though, said a while last season after signing get in on every deal and listen after having been released in only whether they secure his there has been no talk of us- B.J. Daniels, who is also signed to every deal that we possibly February in a salary cap-cut- future now, or wait until later to ing Pryor, a 24-year-old former for this season, and Schneider can. Sometimes there are a ting move... Asked if the team make a new deal. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 SPORTS

Hall Signs With Western Prep Girls Tennis Bearcats Handle Bobcats, 5-1 By The Chronicle ally good sports about play- W.F. West spoiled the ing,” Centralia tennis coach great weather for Aberdeen, Deb Keahey said. “It would’ve handing the Bobcats a 5-1 Ev- been so easy for them to stay ergreen 2A Conference loss home because there were so Wednesday in the Mint City, few of them, but they showed including a sweep in singles great character by showing up play. and representing their school.” Kyla Richards won the Those were the only two No. 1 singles matchup against official matchups, but three Yulasa Morelia 6-2, 6-1, while River Ridge players also Lauren Wade made quick played in unofficial singles work of the Bobcats’ Gabby action as well. Centralia’s Ar- Richters 6-1, 6-0 in No. 2 leth Ramirez defeated Hubbe singles action. In the No. 3 6-1 in No. 1 singles, Clair singles matchup, Tori Weeks Daivs defeated Imes 6-0, 6-0 defeated Maria Farias 6-1, 6-1. and Kendra Land downed “I was pretty pleased with Chandler 6-0 in the unofficial all of our singles players,” W.F. singles sweep. West coach Jack State said. “I would like to give my “They did a good solid job.” girls credit for playing in the In doubles play, the hot sun,” Keahey said. “It was Bearcats’ No. 2 doubles team a beautiful day and another Ed Peterson / Courtesy Photo of Payton Rothlin and Han- Centralia High School’s Michaela Hall signed a letter of intent to play volleyball for Western Washington University nah Cummings won 6-1, 6-2, good day for the Tigers.” on Monday. Hall, pictured with Centralia volleyball coach Neil Sharp, left, and parents Laura and Shawn Hall, at right, while third doubles team Centralia (9-0) will play played outside hitter for the Tigers, inishing her senior season with a school-record 380 kills. She was voted to the Emma Lund and Madi Baker a non-league match against Evergreen 2A Conference All-League irst-team, as well as The Chronicle’s All-Area Volleyball Team. won 6-3, 6-0. Montesano today on the Ti- “Our third doubles team gers’ home courts. played much better against Aberdeen this time around,” Beavers Fall at Montesano State said. “We won that No. United U10 Wins Selah Tourney MONTESANO — Ali- 3 doubles matchup that we Jo Vens got a win in the top didn’t win before. Overall we played well on a nice day and singles match, but that was all I was originally concerned the Beavers could come away about it being so much hotter with here in a 4-1 SWW 1A than what they were used to, League girls tennis loss. but they handled it well.” Vens beat Ally Mchahon W.F. West (6-3 overall) 6-1, 6-0 in the No. 1 singles will play at Tumwater on Fri- match. Tenino’s Erin Enge- day. breth and Natalie Hall lost a tight 7-6, 6-1 match in the top Tigers Score Quick Win Over doubles contest. Hawks Tenino (3-2) will play at Castle Rock on Tuesday. River Ridge came with four girls and three of them Tuesday’s Results played both in singles matches and doubles matches, with Beavers Lose to Cruisers the Tigers picking up a 6-0 Evergreen 2A Conference vic- EATONVILLE — Irene tory Wednesday in the Hub Morban picked up the lone City. win for Tenino here Tuesday Centralia’s Hannah night in a 4-1 loss to Eaton- Maria Shannon / Courtesy Photo ville in nonleague girls tennis The Team United U10 select fastpitch squad won the Selah Black & Blue Tournament on Saturday and Sunday at Car- Gunderson/Taviana Keahey won the No. 1 doubles match- action. lon Park. Players in the front row, from left, are Sadie Howard, Gracie Ray, Dani Shannon, Callie Crawford, and Breanna Morban, playing in the Crosby. In the middle row, from left, are Haleigh Holmes, Gracie Lovan, Sadie Burdick, Maddix Schneider, and Grace up 6-2, 6-0 over Elizabeth Hubbe and Dasha Imes, while No. 2 singles match, defeated Sells. In the back row are coaches Bryan Ray, Robert Shannon, Bridget Howard, and head coach Randy Driver. Kaylee Brooke Brandt, 3-6, 6-3, 10-4. Ashley is not pictured. teammates Jesse Scherer and Alex Norris defeated Emily Ali-Jo Vens lost a tight Chandler and Amy Davidson match in No. 1 singles, falling 1A Boys Soccer 6-0, 6-1. 3-6, 7-5, 10-8. “I am so glad the four girls Tenino is scheduled to play Beavers Bump Rival Rochester, 3-2 showed up and they were re- at Montesano on Wednesday. By The Chronicle "Some guys came off the "Edgar really stepped up with The Beavers got a hat trick bench and got us a couple of his two goals," Ziese said. "The 2B Boys Golf from freshman Luis Sevilla in a goals," Rochester coach Brian guys coming in got us back in 3-2 SWW 1A League Evergreen Ziese said. "We had tons of the game." Pirates Second in Three-Team Match Division boys soccer victory chances and there were some in- Rochester (6-7, 4-6 league) teresting calls. We just couldn't now needs to win out and hope By The Chronicle coach it was so fulfilling to have over Rochester Wednesday on get anything to go in." Montesano loses two games to Adna finished second in a nine players wanting to play to- the Warriors' home field. After a Warriors' sophomore Edgar give the Warriors a spot in the three-team 2B boys golf match night.” first-half goal made it 1-0 Tenino, Arevelo scored in the 56th and playoffs. Rochester will host against Willapa Harbor and Adna came up short in a and Sevilla gave the Beavers a 61st minute to tie the game up, Woodland in a nonleague game North Beach Wednesday night at three-team 2B boys golf meet 2-0 advantage in the 55th minute, but Sevilla would get a penalty on Friday. Riverside Golf Course in Cheha- at Ocean Shores Golf Course Rochester mounted a furious kick shortly thereafter convert it Tenino (3-8, 2-8 league) plays lis. on Monday night against Wah- comeback. for his third goal of the game. at Elma on Friday. Willapa Harbor won the team kiakum and North Beach, with competition, scoring 191 points Kruger pacing the Pirates with a Prep Track & Field to edge out the host Pirates (197) 47. in Adna’s final home match of Wagner shot a 49, Ferrier the season. Nicholas Betrozoff shot a 54, and Boone shot a 57 Moon Wins Four Events for W.F. West shot a 39 to earn match medalist to round out Adna’s qualifying honors for the tri-district squad. By The Chronicle Nelson and Hannah Tak to win Centralia will run at Wash- scores. Nolan Wagner led Adna with Wahkiakum’s Austin Good TUMWATER — Bryan the 4x200-meter relay (55.17) as ougal's Panther Twilight Invite a 44, while John Kruger shot a was the match medalist with a Moon continued to show his ver- well," Ledgerwood said. "These on Friday. 46, Logan Boone fired a 51 and satility for W.F. West, winning four girls are a fast combination. Brenden Huotari shot a 56. Jake 42. four events at an Evergreen 2A Nike and Raegan had a great Butler Wins Three for Mossyrock Ferrier added a 57 for the Pirates. “We experienced a great night Conference track meet against 200-meter race, pushing each of weather and playable condi- CASTLE ROCK — Mossyr- “Our final home match of the Tumwater here on Wednesday. other the whole way to go 1-2." season proved to be a beautiful tions tonight at Ocean Shores,” Moon won the javelin (170 feet, McKenzie Lofgren won the ock's Brandon Butler won three Browning said. “The golf course events while Toledo's Daniel Ech- and challenging night at River- 11 inches), triple jump (42-1), 100 javelin (92-11), while Noelle Bed- side,” Adna coach Alan Brown- was is incredible shape and all meters (11.08 seconds) and 200 ford won the 3,200-meter run tle won both hurdle races on the the players had a great time.” boys side of a six-team 1A Trico ing said. “John and Nolan both (22.77). The Bearcats won the (15:19.28), and Rhian Andrews expressed satisfaction with their The Pirates are back in action league meet here on Wednesday. team competitions, with an 82.5- posted the top triple jump mark play. Logan and Brenden felt they on Thursday against Willapa Sally Martin won both the 62.5 score on the boys side and a (23-10). were just a couple swings away Harbor and Wahkiakum in Ray- 1600 meters (6 minutes, 25 sec- 78-64 win on the girls side. The 4x100 Relay team also from their goal as well. And as a mond. "Bryan had a spectacular out- won their race against Tumwater onds) and 3200 (15:07) for the ing today, earning four wins and with a time of 55.17. Toledo girls, which finished sec- establishing three new personal W.F. West will run at Grant ond as a team with 89 points. records," W.F. West coach Au- High School's Cotton Invitation- Butler won the 200 (22.96), tumn Ledgerwood said. "Bryan al on Friday. 400 (52.20) and long jump (20 is a competitor who flourishes feet, 7 inches). Echtle won the 110 under pressure and I think this Pullin Sweeps Hurdles for Tigers (16.94) and 300 (46.02) hurdles. being his final league meet as a Toledo's Riley Bowen won the Bearcat was the motivation be- Andrew Pullin won both high jump (5-8) while Mossyr- hind his performances today." hurdle races in a three-team ock's Rylen Hurd won the triple Moon's teammate Allan Mc- Evergreen 2A Conference track jump (39-09). Clure won the pole vault (11-6), meet Wednesday afternoon at On the girls side, Mossyr- Tony Swenson won the 1600 Centralia's Tiger Stadium. ock's Alicia Herrera won the 800 (4:55.68), Nolan Camlin won the Pullin, a junior for the Tigers, (2:27) and helped a 4x200 relay won the 110-meter hurdles in team that also included Amber 300 hurdles (42.64) and Matthew CH521038bw.jd Zylstra won the 3200 (11:15.94). 16.25 seconds, and won the 300 St. Pierre, Calli Hensch and Cle- Both the 4x100 (46.55) and 4x400 hurdles in 42.03 seconds. Team- mentine Scheultz win their event (3:40.35) relay teams won, also. mate Cory Richardson won the with a time of 2:00.28. On the girls side, Nike Mc- 3200 in 10:40.27, and Jordan Hensch also won the high Clure and McKeena Moon each Mills won the javelin with a toss jump (4-10) while Toledo's won two events. McClure posted of 133 feet, 9 inches. Courtney Moore won the long top marks in the shot put (38-10) Serena Wallace was the only jump (13-02). and the 200 (25.86) while Moon winner for the Tigers on the girls Toledo and Mossyrock will won the 1600 (5:48.62) and the side, taking the 3200 in 12:47.15. both run with King's Way, White high jump (4-10). River Ridge won the boys Salmon, Morton-White Pass "Each had two individual meet, while Black Hills won the and Toutle Lake at Kalama on wins and combined with Raegan girls meet. Wednesday. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014

Life editor: Chantel Wilson Phone number: 807-8213 Life e-mail: [email protected] To Heck with It Must Be Spring Petunias By Erin Chan Ding

Back in the day – a Memorial Day, most likely – an ambitious homeowner might set out a sturdy row of marigolds, the Weeds Are Growing! add a mound of petunias, toss in a few gaudy gladiola bulbs and call it a garden. By Don Tapio That was then. For The Chronicle Today’s weekend warriors have grander plans. They start gardens in Most gardeners will agree, no matter what they plant, weeds are sure to germinate and grow. What is difficult to understand however, is how order to grow food and eat the harvest, weeds can be so prolific in garden soils that have been carefully weeded sharing with friends and family. for years. It’s easy to understand how weeds continue to appear, despite Backyard vegetable gardens are thriv- control efforts, by taking a look at weed seed production and survival ing “because people want good food, rates. nutritious food, and they want to know Each pigweed plant that goes to seed, for example, produces just short what their children are eating,” says of 118,000 seeds — which on the average will survive in the soil for at Renee Shepherd, owner of Renee’s least 10 years! Garden, a seed company based in A single lambsquarter plant will produce 72,000 seeds that will re- Felton, Calif. main viable for an average of 40 years. Common dandelions are not near- The biggest trend? Younger people ly as prolific with each plant producing a mere 15,000 seeds that remain are rolling up their sleeves to plant and viable for just 6 years. Weed scientists frequently refer to existing weed seeds in the soil as the “Weed Seed Bank.” till. Says Shepherd: “Twenty years ago, Virtually every garden soil has a weed seed bank with varying weed gardening was something you do when species and seed numbers. With every tilling of the soil, a percentage of you retired.” the dormant weed seeds are exposed to the soil surface, where Chelsey Fields, a product manager at they promptly germinate and grow. W. Atlee Burpee & Co., the Warminster, A relatively new concept for controlling weeds relies on Pa., seed company, believes home gar- using plants that produce toxic chemicals that prevent plant deners are motivated by the desire to growth. Most home gardeners are probably most familiar create something that’s beautiful and with this phenomena as it pertains to the inability to grow useful. “People want their land to dou- plants beneath black walnut trees. Since the time of ancient ble-duty — be pretty and produce food,” Rome, gardeners have observed that walnut trees are toxic to she says. many other plants. Botanists refer to this characteristic as allelopathy. The rewards accrue well before har- The use of allelopathy for the control of weeds is at the cut- vest time. ting edge of environmentally sound weed management. Re- “It’s really fun to be self-reliant and searchers at the University of Michigan have found that cereal watch your food grow,” Shepherd says. rye is extremely effective in controlling many common gar- “It pleases human beings. To have a garden weeds. In an experimental plot, rye was planted as a cover den is something that will give you a lot crop in the fall. In the following spring, the rye was mowed of j oy.” down or sprayed with a short-term non-selective herbicide Here, six fun plants and tips for how (Roundup). Large seed vegetables such as beans and peas were to serve them, chez you. then planted through the mulch. As the rye decomposed, toxins were released that inhibited the growth of a number of common garden weeds, including redroot pigweed, purslane, foxtail and ragweed. The rye not only produced the usual benefits of a mulch with increased soil moisture, greater microbial activity and buffered soil temperature, but also provided biochemical weed control. Home gardeners can easily implement allelopathic prin- ciples in their own gardens by planting a fall cover crop of rye and using the residue as a mulch following the procedure developed at the University of Michigan. Another option would be to grow a cover crop of rye in the back area of the garden, mow it monthly, and spread the clippings between rows of vegetables. Aisles between trees Craft beer fans’ fave: a hops plant in bloom in home orchards might also be planted with rye and kept Hops mowed. Although a mulch of cereal rye may not control all weeds, Hops are a basic ingredient of beer. it will certainly help to reduce overall weed populations. What better ingredient for a homebrew than homegrown hops? Homebrewers Donald Tapio is can grow and dry their own hops by a WSU Extension planting hop vines, also called bines. regional specialist You’ll need well-worked soil in a large emeritus. He may be reached at tap- area that gets six to eight hours of sun a [email protected]. day, and a trellis structure or poles to hold the bines. The bines “take off when the soil and air temperatures warm up,” says Burpee’s Fields, growing more than 15 feet in the first year and as much as 25 feet once they’re established. The plants can produce up to Fiberbuilt two pounds of cones. Usage tips: After hop cones ripen and are harvested and dried, store them Create a in airtight plastic bags and freeze until brewing time. Brewers use hops for all types of beers, including pilsners, bocks and lagers. Backyard Refuge How to get more privacy in your backyard — quietly

By Marla R. Miller Transitional living spaces and Those in temperate climates outdoor rooms are hot decorating consider outdoor areas exten- trends, with people spending big sions of their homes, lounging to add kitchens, fireplaces, and and eating alfresco as part of complete open-air rooms with daily life. weatherproof furnishings. Being For people in colder climates, in the outdoors also means deal- being able to move outdoors after ing with bugs, heat, sun, rain, a long winter is like a vacation in and neighbors. Griller’s best friend: itself. a fragrant rosemary plant But backyard bliss can be Curtains for You Rosemary squashed by a nosey neighbor, One of the easiest ways to Rosemary thrives in sunny, dry con- subdivision rules, traffic and define a space is with outdoor ditions, so find a well-drained spot for noise or an encroaching view. curtains, which attach to porches, it. In mild climates this perennial Maybe the family next door cabanas and gazebos for privacy returns each year and can grow to put in a pool and you constantly and sun protection. shrub size. hear splashing and screaming. Or “Your outdoor space should be Usage tips: Use rosemary to season the neighbors added a deck off an extension of your home, so it’s roasted meats and vegetables. Flavor a their second-floor kitchen for important to think about comfort, roast chicken by placing branches of easy entertaining, but now you durability and privacy when rosemary inside the cavity, with lemon spot them eyeing you. choosing furniture and decora- halves, salt and pepper. Use branches of Perhaps you want a place to tive accessories for outdoors,” fresh rosemary as skewers to hold vege- escape from it all. A quiet, cozy says Kendra Stewart, a spokes- tables or small pieces of meat for grill- corner for reading, bird watching woman for Pottery Barn. ing. Use a fresh stalk as a garnish to or relaxing in a hammock. Or “Outdoor drapes are perfect to perk up a cocktail. Use fresh rosemary you are a city dweller and long to frame your outdoor space, and Sunbrella transform a patio or balcony into they filter light and create priva- A retractable awning provides shade and a sense of intimacy please see PLANTS, page Life 2 an outdoor oasis. please see BACKYARD, page Life 2 and privacy. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 LIFE

Plants Backyard Continued from page Life 1 Continued from page Life 1 frame your outdoor space, flowers on salads. Cut a bunch and and they filter light and create place it in the center of the dining privacy.” table for a fragrant centerpiece. Select marine-quality rods that won’t rust, and pick an Spring Mix outdoor drape in a weather A combination of lettuces and resistant fabric like the greens, spring mix or mesclun indoor/outdoor Grommet thrives in cooler weather. An 18- Drape, which can withstand to 20-inch container that’s at least a the elements and remain out- foot deep can provide enough for a side all year, Stewart says. baby leaf salad for four people, Rich pinks and purples Sunbrella Shepherd says. Start early and sow complement a variety of Spacious tented pavilions witih tie-back draperies provide an instant, private outdoor room sequentially throughout spring and greens in the garden, says Gina early summer, then later in the fall Wicker, design and creative to keep the harvest going. director for Sunbrella Fabrics. Serving tips: These delicate, If your flowers and shrubs are sweet greens are especially delicious particularly colorful, stick with as a simple salad with a light dress- a more neutral fabric for drap- ing; Shepherd’s favorite: a quart of eries that help ground your mesclun combined with 1 cup space rather than distracting grapes and ¹/3 cup chopped toasted from the landscaping. walnuts, dressed in a homemade “Consider fabrics that flow in olive oil-balsamic dressing spiked the breeze for a romantic ele- with some orange juice, orange zest ment,” Wicker says, noting and fresh tarragon. sheers are good for this application, adding a gauzy effect to your porch or pergola.

Tent City Portable tents and pavilions, similar to what you would see at an outdoor wedding, also are growing in popularity. They are available in high-end lines or at moderate price points at home improvement retailers across Sweet and healthy: a Goji berry shrub the country. They create an indoor/out- Treasure Garden Goji Berries door private environment for Come-and-go privacy: The stackable GardenWall system can be reconigured, even brought inside. Be the first on your block to dining and entertaining, along grow these raisin-sized, antioxi- with backyard envy, says Erin dant-rich berries native to Asia. Martin of Erin Martin Design The deciduous shrub can grow to in Saint Helena, Calif. “You will Homeowners can make more the results,” she says. “A well- oasis in an instant. The plastic 12 feet. Purple summer blossoms end up inviting everyone you permanent investments with placed tree, or creeping vine, containers can be planted and turn to bright red berries in the fall. wanted privacy from to come fencing, landscaping or porch can give you all the natural pri- stacked to whatever length and To encourage more fruit, train the enjoy,” she says. enclosures. Stone walls and vacy you want without looking height required. Leaves and foli- berries onto a trellis or fence. They FiberBuilt Umbrellas, which water features are good for like you’re trying too hard. Add age peak out through geometric also can flourish in large flower- specializes in durable, fiber- sound barriers. Freestanding some natural waddle overhead patterns in the container sides. pots. glass ribbed umbrellas for the structures like pergolas, arbors cover for shade, and you’re there.” “Impress your neighbors or hide Serving tips: Eat them fresh, on hospitality industry but also and gazebos create visual Tait, the innovative Australian your neighbors,” Tait boasts. cereal and in salads, blend them sells to individuals, added a obstacles that can be decorated outdoor furniture maker, offers a “GardenWall can help bring a bit into healthy drinks and use them line of tents and pavilions this with climbing roses, morning GardenWall system to help the of life into any environment.” as a dessert topping. Use fresh or year, says Debra Maytidu, sales glories, or clematis. least skilled among us create an dried goji berries instead of raisins manager for the Ft. Lauderdale, Decks look best when dec- © CTW Features in muffins and cookies. Fla.-based company. orated with some green, They can be put in the yard helping to define boundaries, Green Beans or over a patio and have water- add privacy and modulate Green Beans are virtually resistant roofs, legs that can be noise, according to “Coastal unstoppable in the garden. Keep secured and optional side pan- Living Outdoor Spaces” them watered, pick the beans regu- els with mesh windows that zip, (Oxmoor House, 2013), from larly, and you’re in business. affording people more space the editors of Coastal Living Serving tips: Season with olive and protection without the magazine. oil and roast for about seven min- expense or hassle of a perma- utes, serve with chopped nuts. Or, nent addition, Maytidu says. Plant a Screen steam and serve at room tempera- Some are equipped with a fan Landscaping comes with a ture, drizzled with butter and and light kit. price tag, but there are many lemon. “It allows people to have ways to add privacy with drapes that zip up, to create a plants, from perennials and Gourds real outdoor room that is por- leafy plants in oversized pots Give a gourd plant some elbow- table or semi-permanent,” she to putting in a perimeter of room and watch it grow. The vines says. “They can use it to enter- hedges and shrubs. Those can stretch 10 to 12 feet. Start tain or as a daily extension of with mature trees can incor- planting the seeds when night tem- their home.” porate the leaf cover and nat- peratures are consistently in the Renters who have limited ural shade into a patio or gar- 50s. When the shells harden so that space or do not want to make a den design. you can’t pinch them with your big investment should focus on Do-it-yourselfers and gar- fingers, harvest them and let them accessories like furniture with deners can handle some proj- cure for a couple of weeks. canopies, umbrellas and screens. ects, like assembling a gazebo Serving tips: Use gourds to dec- Large and small containers with kit or adding raised beds orate your fall home. The crafty flowers or herbs and vegetables around a patio, but it’s worth among us dry and clean gourds offer portability, color and calling in a professional for a and turn them into serving bowls greenery. Hanging fabric as a complete backyard overhaul, and vases for the harvest table. canopy or on the sides of your Martin says. 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By Noelle Carter And despite its reputation as Los Angeles Times an inexpensive option during frugal times, store-bought rab- Considered a patriotic food bit is not cheap; prices in Los during World War II, rabbit Angeles range from about $10 to later went out of fashion. But as $13 a pound for a 2- to 3-pound game meat regains popularity, rabbit. so has rabbit. Of course, you could always Rabbits “are helping win the do the patriotic thing and raise war,” proclaimed a Los Angeles your own. Times article from 1943. Touted as a patriotic food during World War II, rabbits were raised by thousands of Americans in their back- yards. Along with victory gardens, rabbits helped put food on the table when much of the nation’s supply was shipped to soldiers overseas and ration stamps provided little at home. But even though rabbit consumption spiked during the Glenn Koenig / Los Angeles Times war, it all but disappeared af- Rabbit was popular around World War II but has fallen out of favor. Now that terward. game meats are back in popularity, so is rabbit. This version is Italian Braised Think rabbit today and Rabbit. your thoughts probably veer to cartoon characters, cereal Directions: black peppercorns to the pot. mascots, Easter and adorable 1. Cut the rabbits into Return everything to a bare sim- pets. Perhaps the only “bun- serving pieces. Save the mer and cook for 1 hour. Strain, ny” you’ve ever eaten was of Chicken-Fried Rabbit. stray bones in the pelvis, ribs, discarding the solids, and set the milk chocolate breed. For belly flaps and neck for the aside. You will need 1 cup rabbit years, it seems the only place stock. stock to complete the recipe; any you could find “the real deal” 7. Serve the pieces hot or at 2. Make a quick rabbit stock: remainder can be covered and was occasionally on the menu at CHICKEN-FRIED RABBIT room temperature. 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The 1½ teaspoons table salt and 1½ animals require few resources teaspoons freshly ground pep- to raise and have a well-known per. Taste the flour, and adjust reputation for quick breeding. seasoning if desired. According to Slow Food USA, 4. About 1 hour before fry- rabbit can produce 6 pounds ing, remove the bowl from the of meat using the same amount refrigerator. Remove each piece of food and water it takes for a of rabbit from the buttermilk, cow to produce only 1 pound. shaking gently to remove any Not to mention the health ben- excess buttermilk (do not at- efits. Rabbit is a lean meat that tempt to dry the pieces). Dredge is higher in protein but lower each piece in the seasoned flour in calories, fat and cholesterol mixture, coating completely. Shake to remove the excess than many other meats, includ- –Mission – ing chicken, beef and pork. flour, and set the pieces aside on a rack to dry and warm to room To be the best source of community journalism and quality But how does it taste? products and services in our markets. We will achieve this with: Domestic rabbit’s all-white temperature. meat is fine-grained and has a 5. While the pieces are rest- Integrity - we will operate with honesty and substance. mild flavor compared with oth- ing, prepare the lard: Place Loyalty - to our owner, the company and each other. er game meats. about 4 cups lard in a large, Value - to customers, proits for our ownership and meaningful jobs for our employees. heavy skillet or frying pan over “Rabbit is one of my favorite Service - to our community through our products and civic participation. subjects because it is so versatile, medium heat. Melt the lard; it like veal or chicken,” says chef should come up about one-half Evan Funke of Bucato. A favor- to three-fourths inch up the side An inside look at the employees of ite dish of his for those new to of the pan (melt additional lard Lafromboise Communications Inc. rabbit is ragu. “Any time I get if needed). When the lard is just the opportunity to introduce melted, add the onion rings and Lisa Tennant people to rabbit, (I do). Ragu is continue heating the lard until easy.” the onion is caramelized and Job title/position: Imaging Specialist. Addington likes to pair the lard is hot. Remove the on- Description of your job: Impose and plate jobs for the bright flavorings, such as citrus, ion (discard it or save for anoth- press. with rabbit; he currently has a er use), and check the tempera- Department you work in: Imaging at lemon grass rabbit ragu on the ture of the lard; a thermometer The Chronicle Print Division. menu at LA Chapter. should read 350 degrees. Work contact information: (360) 330-9886 ext. 1473. Though rabbit is mostly 6. Gently place the pieces in High school/college you attended: Centralia High available through butcher shops the hot lard, being careful not to School. such as Belcampo Meat Co. and crowd. Lower the temperature City of residence: Chehalis. Puritan Poultry and online, it to 325 degrees and fry the piec- is turning up more frequently es on each side until crisp and Why do you enjoy working at Lafromboise in upscale markets, including golden brown and the meat is Communications, Inc.? select Gelson’s markets. It is firm and opaque, about 5 min- The people are great. usually sold whole, though you utes for smaller pieces and 7 to can have your butcher break the 8 for larger. Flip the pieces over How did you start working for Lafromboise animal down into parts. 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start because it’s so small. Do be CH518052cw.ke careful with the bones, however; up, on crumpled paper towels. rabbit bones are even more deli- Repeat until all of the pieces are cate than those of a chicken.) fried. Life 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 LIFE

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George and Martha Washington Reenactors Celebrate Founders A Young Competitor n 1889, The Centralia INews reported the activities of the gala day at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union (W.C.T.U.) which included a large supper. “An elaborate program had been prepared, the main feature of which was the representation of the honored patriot, George Washington, father of this country,” the newspaper reported. “With frills and tucks, appropriate wig, coat and knee breeches, silver buckles and silk stockings — the fair Martha at his side, serving the tea and coffee — he received the homage of all present. He gave an able inaugural address. M.T. Curry was called upon for a biography of Washington, and gave utter- ance to thoughts which will be remembered. Old and familiar songs were sung, Mr. Gidney acting as conductor. A selection from ‘Josiah Allen’s Wife’ was read by Mrs. Scott. A poem, “Forty Years Ago,” was well represented and delivered by Miss Nellie Bennett. The character of George Washington was well

sustained by W.F. Pattison. A Don Workman more fitting person could not Submitted by for Our Hometowns have been found to take the part In 1924 Don Workman is pictured in the car he won in a contest ofering people the opportunity to buy subscriptions for the Pe Ell Tribune. Don, at the age of 7, of Martha Washington than got 362 subscriptions, well more than his next competitor for the toy car. Mrs. Scott. Her costume and faithful representation of the character were the subjects of sion in the steel than a reflection Dresses for $4.95. “Of figured a 1973 Kenworth tractor-trail- in Alaska, Scott Newman, was many favorable remarks.” does in a mirror. Since there is Batiste and Voiles for afternoon er rig, a 1963 Ford and a 1973 hunting a black bear with a cli- no indentation, no special voice- … and dancing,” the advertise- Oldsmobile. ent. When the two men shot at tricks must be learned to ‘make ment read. the bear, the bear turned and Telegraphone Demonstrated a record.’ charged Newman and began n 1909, H.P. O’Rielly, of “And the steel talks back at Winlock Teen Picked as National biting him. The injured bear ISeattle, came to the Pheas- the pressure of a button, once or Bicycle Mystery Ranger of the Year then left. ant Pharmacy in Chehalis to forty thousand times, a minute n 1959, in front of Corbet In 1999, Jake Garrison, 16, A Mayday call came over the demonstrate the Telegraphone, later or a life-time later. Neither IHall on the Centralia Ju- Winlock, was one of eight boys radio, but the Coast Guard was a new machine which was elec- rub nor rust affects it. You can nior College campus, a bicycle in the United States to be select- over an hour away. tromagnetic, rather than me- step on it or throw it out of the was put high on a flagpole in a ed as the National Ranger of the Gill arrived at the location chanical. window, and still it will talk back “no park” zone. Year, through the Assemblies of and attempted to keep Newman “It freezes sound, any sound, perfectly. It is indestructible.” God Church. from going into shock by wrap- into steel, magnetizes sound-vi- ping him in blankets. A Coast brations on it — doesn’t scratch Spitzer Killed in Accident Guard helicopter arrived but them on it — and so there is no Buy Tavern Dress n 1984, Alloyd Spitzer, Man Helps Bear Mauling Victim could not land. Gill took New- ‘scratching’ or harshness when at Cinderella Shop I67-year-old man from n 2004, George Gill of man to the beach so the Coast the sound comes out again,” The n 1934, The Cinderella Oakville, died in a three-vehicle IChehalis saved a man be- Guard could lower a basket and Chehalis Bee-Nugget wrote. “It IShop, at 107 N. Tower Ave., accident on the Centralia-Elma ing mauled by a bear in Alaska. take the man to a hospital in makes no more physical impres- Centralia, advertised Tavern Highway. The collision included A licensed big game guide Sitka.

Washington State HISTORY Schuyler and Eliza Saunders Settle at We’ll help your business stand Future Site of Chehalis on May 1, 1850 out from the crowd! HistoryLink.org means to getting goods to NEW LOCATION! On May 1, 1850, Schuyler market. (1810-1860) and Eliza (1826- The Northern Pacific Su- Inside The Chronicle 1900) Saunders choose a perintendent, J. W. Sprague 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia homestead near the conflu- approached Eliza Saunders ence of the Newaukum and (Schuyler had died in 1860) 360-736-6322 Chehalis rivers. They are to negotiate a deal for land the first non-Indian settlers for a depot on her land. Postcard She refused the offer and in the immediate vicinity, Chehalis, 1900s. though there are a number Sprague purchased land for of other settlements nearby a depot at Newaukum. Given While you’re away along the Chehalis River. their physical environment, Neither Schuyler nor Eliza local settlers who wanted to have town-building ambi- see a town built in the valley on vacation... tions and the land on which near Saunders’ Bottom knew they settle will gain a repu- they needed a railroad depot. tation for its sogginess. But They proceeded to finagle Saunders’ Bottom, as it came a depot out of the railroad to be known, would eventu- Courtesy UW Special Collections under the leadership of Wil- ally grow into the town of Chehalis Avenue, Chehalis, 1910. liam West, Obadiah McFad- Chehalis with the help of the nine years before the next den, and other settlers. Northern Pacific Railroad white settlers came to their The siting of the railroad and later settlers’ desire to neighborhood. Obadiah depot on Eliza’s land placed make the town a commercial B. McFadden (1814-1875), her in control of how and center. chief justice of the territo- where the town would devel- rial Supreme Court, and op. Between 1873 and 1892 COMPLICATED DEVELOPMENTS his wife Margaret (b. 1819), she slowly platted sections of Although the Cowlitz bought the southern half of her land and sold some lots and Upper Chehalis who the Saunders’ claim in 1859. and developed others herself. occupied the area where the The house they built on their Two suspicious fires in 1892 Saunders settled had not yet land still stands and it is the nearly leveled the buildings ceded the land to the United oldest structure in Lewis on the land originally owned States, non-Indians con- County. tinued to settle the region. by her, including the Barrett The government allowed ELIZA’S LAND business block, named after the settlers to file claims on After the McFaddens, Eliza, who had married and the land, only resolving the more settlers came into the divorced John C. Barrett. land question with the Up- area, but economic devel- After the fires, development shifted north to per Chehalis in 1864 and opment lagged because of ... Please consider donating your paper with the Cowlitz in 2002. the difficulty of transport- Market Street. The Cheha- The Saunders do not seem to ing goods to market in New lis Land and Timber Com- to “Newspapers in Education” and relax have had regular contact or Market (later Tumwater). pany had been developing knowing that your newspapers are being relationships with any of the Land in the area tended to properties in this area since used as a teaching tool for the children in 1889 and other businesses local Indians. be very wet, often marshy our community. The story of the Saunders’ and hard to traverse. Not migrated toward their lots relationship to the develop- until the Northern Pacific rather than rebuilding in the ment of Chehalis, Eliza’s in Railroad laid tracks through burned-out areas. Barrett’s Call 807-8203 particular, is complicated. Eliza Saunders’ land in 1872 influence on Chehalis’ de- The Chronicle • They lived on their claim for would there be a reliable velopment declined. Chronline.com COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 • Life 5

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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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Find answers to the puzzles here on Sudoku Puzzle One Puzzle Two on page Life 8.

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Rabbit Continued from page Life 3 add 1 teaspoon salt, or to taste. Reduce the heat to low, cover the pot and cook until the meat is tender, about 1½ to 2 hours. 4. Finish the dish by adding the green olives and fresh parsley. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes and serve.

RABBIT STEW WITH PRESERVED PEARS WITH GINGER 4 hours, plus marinating time for the rabbit. Serves 4 to 8.

PRESERVED PEARS WITH GINGER Ingredients: 2 tablespoons grated fresh ginger ¼ cup sugar ¾ cup dry white wine 1 cup unsalted chicken broth 3 large Bosc pears (about 1½ pounds) 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice, divided Directions: 1. Heat the oven to 375 degrees. In a medium saucepan, Glenn Koenig / Los Angeles Times combine the ginger, sugar and Rabbit Stew with preserved pears and ginger . wine. Bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Reduce the es (about 4 pounds dressed the rabbit pieces once or twice with the juices in the bottom of 7. Strain the cooking liquid, heat and simmer until the syrup weight) a day. If the rabbit is frozen, de- the casserole until well blended. pushing down on the vegetables is reduced to 3 tablespoons. Add 1/3 cup rendered duck or goose fat frost it directly in the marinade. 5. Using a slotted spoon, to extract all their juices. Quickly the broth and bring to a boil, 5 ounces lean salt pork, blanched 2. About 3 hours before serv- transfer the onions, shallots and cool the liquid and remove any stirring. in water for 5 minutes and cut ing, remove the rabbit pieces and garlic to the casserole. Deglaze fat that surfaces. Place the juices 2. Meanwhile, peel, halve into 1-inch cubes pat dry with paper towels. Strain the skillet with the strained and core the pears. Arrange, in a heavy saucepan over moder- ½ teaspoon herbes de Provence the marinade, reserving the gar- marinade liquid and bring to cut sides down, in a single layer lic and shallots separately from a boil, skimming off any scum ately high heat and bring to a boil. in a large buttered baking dish. Kosher salt and freshly ground the liquid. that rises to the surface. Add the Shift the pan so that only half Sprinkle with half of the lemon pepper 3. Heat the oven to 300 de- remaining 1½ cups wine and re- of it is over the heat. Slowly boil juice. Pour the syrup over the 3 onions (about ¾ pound), thinly grees. In a large skillet, heat the turn to a boil. Skim again and down to 1 cup, skimming often. pears. sliced fat. Saute the salt pork, transfer- pour the boiling liquid over the 8. About 5 minutes before 3. Bake, uncovered, until Scant ½ cup Dijon mustard, ring the pieces to a 4-quart cas- rabbit and onions. Cover with serving, whisk together the egg golden brown and glazed, about divided serole as they are browned. In crumpled wet parchment or yolks, nutmeg, remaining mus- 45 minutes. Baste often with the the same skillet, brown the rab- waxed paper and a tight-fighting 2 egg yolks tard and cream in a small bowl syrupy juices. Sprinkle with the bit pieces a few at a time, on both lid. Pinch freshly grated nutmeg until well-blended. Whisk a few remaining lemon juice. If not 1 cup heavy cream sides, transferring them to the 6. Set the casserole in the oven used at once, set aside at room casserole as they are browned. tablespoons of the hot reduced Juice of ½ lemon and cook until the rabbit is melt- temperature for up to 8 hours Sprinkle the rabbit and the pork ingly tender, about 2 hours. (To cooking juices into the egg yolk and reheat gently before serving; 3 tablespoons minced fresh cubes with the herbs, salt and avoid stringy rabbit, do not rush mixture, then whisk the mix- do not refrigerate. chives pepper to taste. the cooking; if the rabbit is not ture back into the saucepan. Heat Preserved pears with ginger 4. Pour off all but 2 table- tender, let it slowly finish cook- gently, whisking until the sauce RABBIT STEW Directions: spoons of the fat from the skil- ing in the oven.) Remove the rab- thickens. Do not allow the sauce Ingredients: 1. In a large glass or non-re- let. Add the onions to the skillet bit pieces to a warm bowl; cover to boil. Add the lemon juice, and active bowl, combine the shallots, along with the reserved garlic and keep moist. (The recipe can 3 large shallots, halved season with salt and pepper to garlic, olive oil and half of the and shallots. Saute over moder- be done up to this point in ad- 2 cloves garlic, halved wine. Add the rabbit pieces and ately high heat, stirring to avoid vance. Leave the rabbit pieces in taste. Stir in the chives. Spoon ¼ cup olive oil turn them over until well coated. burning, until soft and golden the sauce. Gently reheat, then re- the sauce over the rabbit and 3 cups dry white wine, divided Cover with plastic wrap and re- brown, 6 to 8 minutes. Stir in move the pieces to a warm bowl serve hot with the preserved 2 rabbits, cut into serving piec- frigerate for 2 to 3 days, turning one-third cup of the mustard and continue with the recipe.) pears with ginger. Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 1, 2014 LIFE What Might Emerge ADVICE: Dear Abby Couples Find Common from Prince’s Vault? Ground on Different By Jon Bream stead of the estimated $657,000 in royalties Star Tribune (Minneapolis) he likely received. A deluxe version of the Oscar- and Spiritual Paths MINNEAPOLIS — Should we get ready Grammy-winning “Purple Rain” not only for a Purple Flood? promises improved sound but bonus mate- DEAR ABBY: I’m writing to along well. Only Prince knows what music he might rial that could include the August 1983 con- support “Feeling Coerced in San Of course, this depends on the release under a new agreement with his old cert at First Avenue when the film’s songs Diego” (Feb. 14), who is uncom- nature of the church. Mine hap- label, Warner Bros., that also gives him con- were introduced. fortable attending pens to be one of the more progres- trol of the much-coveted master recordings “It would be a great live album,” said Da- church with her sive. It’s worth a try. - KATHRYN of his first 19 albums. The only certainties vid Z, who oversaw the recording that night. husband. I under- IN OTTAWA, CANADA are a deluxe edition of his bestseller “Purple “It was the first time Wendy (Melvoin, guitar- stand her feelings Rain,” which marks its 30th anniversary this ist) joined him. People had never heard the because I, too, am DEAR ABBY: I knew my hus- summer, and an album of new material with songs and didn’t react because none of it was an atheist in a re- band was atheist when we married. 3rdEyeGirl. lationship with a Our spiritual journeys are differ- familiar. There are a few songs that weren’t religious man. What else might emerge from Prince’s used in the movie or album.” ent, and we’re not going to change There is an- each other. long-touted vault of unreleased music? Al- Among the outtakes are an instrumental other option be- bum projects that were abandoned? Out- written by Prince’s father, John Nelson, and By Abigail Van Buren We agreed I would raise our sides abstaining kids Catholic. I never expect him takes? Demo recordings? Live albums? a song by Jill Jones, a singer in the movie. from church or to be at church with us on Sundays, The Rock Hall of Famer was a notorious- But there were no demos for “Purple Rain,” attending only on major holidays, but on important sacraments (bap- ly hyperproductive musicmaker in his War- David Z said. Prince didn’t operate that way and that would be for “Coerced” ners years, from 1978 to about 1996. and her husband to try a different tism, first communion, confirma- with his band. tion), he is there with the whole “We used to record two songs a day,” said When writing for other acts, however, church. One religion that embraces atheist church members is Unitar- family because he realizes these David Z, Prince’s main engineer from 1976 he’d often record a version featuring his own events are important for his kids until 1994. vocals as a guide. So there are recordings ian Universalism. UU congregations are often and me. He has become friendly Whatever rarities are released, they be- of the Time’s first two albums with Prince with some of my clergy and fellow long to Prince, not the label. made up of people from different singing instead of Morris Day. Ditto for al- backgrounds — Christian, Jew- congregants, who accept him for “We exhausted the Warner Bros. vault bums by Sheila E, Vanity 6, Apollonia 6 and ish, atheist and more. The focus the wonderful person he is. years ago,” said Gregg Geller, former War- the Family. of the sermons is on living a good Maybe in the future “Coerced” ners vice president of A&R. He put together Post-”Purple Rain,” Prince was extraor- life, treating other people and our could attend an event like a church 1993’s “The Hits/The B Sides,” which in- dinarily productive, creating unreleased al- planet with respect, and following spaghetti dinner, something out- cluded a handful of unreleased tunes that bums known as “Camille” (rumored to be one’s own path to spiritual enlight- side of services, and get to know Prince delivered expressly for the boxed set. done in a high, manipulated, female-like enment. It’s likely that “Coerced” the people her husband spends “One problem Prince had was productivity. voice), “Dream Factory” and “Crystal Ball.” and her husband could both feel time with on Sunday. And he He created an avalanche of music that kept Some songs ended up on 1987’s “Sign o’ the at home in such a congregation. — could spend a weekend doing a coming for years. Record companies don’t Times,” and a three-disc “Crystal Ball” was CHELSEA IN WICHITA silent hiking retreat with his wife DEAR CHELSEA: Thank you move that quickly.” offered in 1998. But hardcore fans want the and her friends. for your suggestion — it’s one that Respecting each other’s spiri- But Prince never submitted finished ma- originals. was echoed by many other readers. terial to Warners unless he was ready to re- Alan Leeds, who was Prince’s tour manag- tual path is a first step toward ap- I have mentioned the Unitarian preciating each other’s differences lease it. The exception was 1987’s “The Black er in the mid-1980s and later ran Paisley Park Universalist denomination and Album,” which he pulled the plug on. The and growing together. — BLESSED Records, said there are compelling funk in- its website (uua.org) before in my IN OREGON label eventually issued it in 1994. strumentals with drummer Sheila E, guitarist column. Readers’ comments were DEAR ABBY: “Coerced” is Prince’s vision seemed to be at odds with Wendy Melvoin, keyboardist Lisa Coleman enlightening: DEAR ABBY: lucky to have a man who attends Warners’ strategies. and saxophonist Eric Leeds (Alan’s brother). I, too, am in a church and wants her to go, too. “He did great stuff (but) he’d say: ‘That’s David Z remembers a Prince blues album “mixed marriage.” I’m religious and She might consider helping in the what they want from me. I don’t want to put by a three-piece band. There were rumors my husband is an atheist. We agree to disagree on the matter. Religion nursery. That way, she’s there with it out,’” David Z said. “He wanted to be more of a rock power trio with drummer Michael him but doesn’t have to listen to obscure, I guess.” (or lack of it) is a very personal Bland and bassist Sonny Thompson. Prince’s thing, and however we feel, we owe the message. Churches are always A year or so after signing a reported $100 jam sessions with legendary jazz trumpeter each other respect for our different looking for help so parents can ac- million deal with the label in ,92, he started Miles Davis yielded only one released song views. tually attend the service. — LAU- writing “slave” on his cheek and protesting (on a Chaka Khan album), but are there “Coerced” is great for trying RA IN CONNECTICUT his lack of ownership of his master record- more? What about the three numbers he to accommodate her husband, but ings. He and Warners eventually divorced. wrote and recorded for Bonnie Raitt pre- now that they see it didn’t work, ••• The new deal could mean considerably ”Nick of Time,” or the tunes he wrote with he should stop pressuring her. She Dear Abby is written by Abigail more money for Prince. In 2013, his War- Kim Basinger during their “Batman” fling? can refrain from going to services, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- ners catalog sold 286,000 units, according And who wouldn’t want to hear his version but should consider attending the lips, and was founded by her mother, to Nielsen SoundScan. If Prince had owned of “Manic Monday”? church’s social events. This solu- Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at his catalog, Billboard magazine estimates Whatever’s on your wish list, let’s hope tion worked well for us. My hus- www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, his take would have been $1.7 million in- Prince opens the Purple floodgates. band and my church friends get Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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(CC) 11:00pm KING 5 News (N) Laura McKenzie’s Northwest Back- Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 Traveler roads Live (N) ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Made in Hollywood ’ (CC) Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit News Inside Edition Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) 2 Broke Girls ’ Friends With Bet- The Mentalist “My Blue Heaven” Jane 48 Hours (N) ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at The Insider (N) CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News (CC) ter Lives (CC) receives a surprising job offer. 11PM ’ (CC) PBS 9 9 Deepak Chopra MD: What Are You American Jerusalem: Jews and the Extraordinary Women Ruth Wes- ››› The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945, Horror) George Sanders, Hurd Hatfield. American Masters History of the Doors. Hungry For? ’ (CC) Making of San Francisco (2013) theimer flees from Austria. (N) ’ (CC) Oscar Wilde’s Londoner stays young, but his portrait ages. ’ (CC) SAF3 “Triumph Over Tragedy” Fire that Bones “The Don’t in the Do” A blue Bones “The Salt in the Wounds” Preg- Q13 FOX News at Washington’s Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Alien Cheaters “Eli Marks; Krystal Ellis” Eli’s MNT 10 10 caused the formation of SAF3. corpse is found in a landfill. ’ (CC) nant teen murdered. ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) Most Wanted Files ’ (CC) Files ’ (CC) girlfriend denies all truth. (N) ’ Rules of Engage- Rules of Engage- The Middle “The The Middle “The CSI: Miami “All In” The team races to White Collar “On Guard” A notorious The Office “Ultima- The Office “The Band in Seattle It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 ment ’ (CC) ment “Guy Code” Prom” ’ (CC) Bridge” ’ (CC) save Calleigh. ’ (CC) thief returns. (CC) tum” ’ (CC) Seminar” (CC) in Phila. Antiques Roadshow “Anaheim” “You Doctor Who “Un- Doctor Who “Un- As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- Inspector Morse “Ghost in the Machine” Masterpiece Classic Miss Mardle takes PBS 12 12 Bet Your Life” prop duck. derworld” derworld” (CC) (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) Victim of an art theft dies. in a handsome refugee. (CC) Modern Family Sounders FC MLS Soccer Philadelphia Union at Seattle Sounders FC. From CenturyLink Field The Simpsons 24 -- Jack Is Back Q13 FOX News at Washington’s The Following “Silence” Claire ends up FOX 13 13 “Princess Party” Pregame in Seattle. (N) (Live) “Homerland” ’ 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted in treacherous territory. ’ (PA) IND 14 14 Exotics en Vogue Beautiful Bedroom Beautiful Bedroom Invicta Watches Invicta Watches The Best of ShopHQ (N) Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Lady’s Law & Order: Criminal Intent Egocen- Law & Order: Criminal Intent “All In” A Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Major The Listener “Poisoned Minds” The The Listener “Now You See Him” An ION 15 15 Man” Body in the East River. tric poet’s lover winds up dead. poker genius must pay off a debt. Case” Searching for an adept killer. death of a pharmaceutical executive. escaped criminal must be caught. IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong TV End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 Paid Program Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune ››› Transformers (2007, Action) Shia LaBeouf, Tyrese Gibson, Josh Duhamel. Two races of robots wage war on Earth. ’ KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Grants Getaways Straight Talk Zou Zou brings Poc The Chica Show Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 to the doctor. (EI) 11 (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero Intimamente Entre Amigas (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 ››› Mrs. Doubtfire (1993, Comedy) Feed the Children Feed the Children. The Simpsons 24 -- Jack Is Back The Following “Silence” Claire ends up 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- Robin Williams, Sally Field. “Homerland” ’ in treacherous territory. ’ (PA) cas Bros. Moving Co”; “Axe Cop.” Criminal Minds “The Longest Night” Criminal Minds “JJ” JJ tries to reunite a Criminal Minds “Supply & Demand” A Criminal Minds A Senate committee Criminal Minds “Proof” A series of mur- Criminal Minds “Dorado Falls” Investi- A&E 52 52 The team closes in on a serial killer. family. ’ (CC) suspected human trafficking ring. questions the team. ’ (CC) (DVS) ders in Oklahoma. (CC) (DVS) gating a mass murder. ’ AMC 67 67 ›››› Jaws (1975) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. A man-eat- ›› Jaws 2 (1978, Horror) Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton. Tourist town and police chief TURN “Eternity How Long” Abe and ›››› Jaws (1975, Horror) Roy ing shark terrorizes a New England resort town. (CC) dread huge white shark at beach. (CC) Richard grapple with orders. (CC) Scheider, Robert Shaw. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced My Cat From Hell “Blood Thirsty” My Cat From Hell ’ My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks My Cat From Hell “Blood Thirsty” BET 56 56 ›› Nutty Professor II: The Klumps ›› Deliver Us From Eva (2003, Romance-Comedy) LL Cool J, Gabrielle Union. (CC) ››› Love Jones (1997) Larenz Tate. Two struggling Chicagoans begin a tentative romance. BRAVO 66 66 › Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000, Action) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni ››› The Bourne Supremacy (2004, Suspense) Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Brian Cox. Jason ››› The Bourne Supremacy (2004) Matt Damon. Jason Ribisi. A retired thief must steal 50 cars to save his brother. Bourne fights back when the CIA tries to kill him. Bourne fights back when the CIA tries to kill him. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) (CC) To Be Announced C M T 61 61 ›› Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009, Comedy) Kevin James. ›› The Cable Guy (1996) Jim Carrey. A cable television technician invades an architect’s life. Tobacco Wars (N) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) Rebels, Icons and Leaders Rocket - Fueled! Paid Program CNN 44 44 The White House Correspondents Dinner (N) (Live) CNN Special CNNH 45 45 The White House Correspondents Dinner (Left in Progress) (N) (Live) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files The White House Correspondents Dinner (Joined in Progress) (N) (Live) COM 60 60 ›› Yes Man (2008, Comedy) Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Bradley Cooper. A ›› Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Sacha ›› Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) man tries to change his life by saying yes to everything. (CC) Baron Cohen. A NASCAR driver has a new rival. (CC) Will Ferrell. A NASCAR driver has a new rival. (CC) D I S 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) ›› The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl (2005) ’ Yoda Chron. Lab Rats (CC) Dog With a Blog Jessie ’ (CC) Good-Charlie Jessie ’ (CC) Dual Survival “No End in Sight, Part 2” Deadliest Catch The fleet works harder. Deadliest Catch The fleet works harder. Deadliest Catch “Family Affair” The fleet Timber Kings “Arkansas Shuffle” Beat Epic Homes A protective house full of DSC 8 8 Joe faces elephants. (CC) ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) is behind schedule. ’ (CC) sets logs in the rain. (N) (CC) gadgets. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Total Divas “For Better or For Worse” Total Divas “The House Sitters” Ariane E! News ›› The Adjustment Bureau (2011, Suspense) Matt Damon, Emily Blunt. Pre- Total Divas “The House Sitters” Ariane Trinity wants to get married. throws a party. miere. A man battles the agents of Fate to be with the woman he loves. throws a party. ESPN 32 32 College Softball Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 30 for 30 (CC) 30 for 30 (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsNation NBA Basketball Teams TBA. (CC) FAM 39 39 ››› Ratatouille (2007, Comedy) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian Holm, Lou Romano. ››› Toy Story 3 (2010, Comedy) Voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen. ››› The Karate Kid (1984, Drama) Ralph Macchio. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Firefighter Chefs” Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives ’ (CC) Chopped “Break a Crab Leg!” Chopped Chopped “Tapas Time” Restaurant: Impossible FX 53 53 ››› Captain America: The First ››› Spider-Man 2 (2004, Action) Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco. Peter Parker fights a man who has me- Fargo “The Crocodile’s Dilemma” A man meets an insurance Fargo “The Rooster Avenger (2011, Action) Chris Evans. chanical tentacles. salesman. Prince” GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Wells Fargo Championship, Third Round. Golf Central PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 Accidentally in Love (2010, Drama) ›› See Jane Date (2003) Charisma Carpenter, Holly Marie Combs, Linda Dano. A Taste of Romance (2011, Romance) Teri Polo, Bailee Madison. A grudge be- Signed, Sealed, Delivered The postal Jennie Garth, Ethan Erickson. (CC) A single gal must find the perfect match to a made-up beau. (CC) tween neighboring restaurateurs turns to love. (CC) detectives take a risk. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers “April” (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Swamp People ’ (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) Pawn Stars (CC) LI FE 51 51 Death Clique (2014) Lexi Ainsworth, Barbara Alyn Woods. (CC) A Daughter’s Nightmare (2014, Suspense) Emily Osment. Premiere. (CC) Starving in Suburbia (2014, Drama) Laura Wiggins, Izabella Miko. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 White House Correspondents Dinner White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Lockup “Return to Corcoran” Lockup Lockup “Inside Kern Valley” Lockup MTV 63 63 Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness › The Waterboy (1998, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates. ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) NHL Overtime (N) Premier League Match of the Day NICK 40 40 Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Thundermans Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) AwesomenessTV Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Freaky Friday (2003, Comedy) Jamie Lee Curtis, Lindsay Lohan. (CC) ›› The Princess Diaries (2001, Comedy) Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Hector Elizondo. ›› The Princess Diaries (2001, Comedy) Julie Andrews. R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros. MLS Soccer D.C. United at Portland Timbers. (N) (Live) WHL Hockey Edmonton Oil Kings at Portland Winterhawks. Championship Series, Game 1. Cops “Morons on Cops “Arrests With Cops “Anger Man- Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops A suspect GLORY 16: Denver GLORY Kickboxing is live from Denver. Nieky Holzken takes Cops Broward Cops “Coast to SPIKE 57 57 Parade No. 4” ’ a Twist” ’ agement” ’ Coast” ’ (CC) leaves on foot. on Marc de Bonte. ’ County, Fla. (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 ›› Jeepers Creepers (2001, Horror) ›› Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003, Horror) Ray Wise, Jonathan Breck. ›› The Uninvited (2009) Elizabeth Banks, Emily Browning. Premiere. ›› Final Destination 2 (2003, Horror) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Drive History Travel the Road › The Climb (2002, Drama) Jason George, Ned Vaughn. Story of My Life Not a Fan Gods At War Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Deal With It Bam’s Bad Ass TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Game Show TLC 38 38 Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) OMG! EMT! “Surprise Attacks” (N) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) OMG! EMT! “Surprise Attacks” (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 NBA Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) Inside the NBA (N) (S Live) (CC) ››› Total Recall (1990, Science Fiction) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rachel Ticotin, Sharon Stone. ››› Mission: Im- Strange dreams lead an earthling to intergalactic intrigue. (CC) possible 2 (2000) TOON 42 42 › The Smurfs (2011, Comedy) Hank Azaria, Neil Patrick Harris. King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks The Boondocks Attack on Titan TRAV 36 36 Food Paradise “Steak Paradise” Food Paradise (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures A spirit of a killer. The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... Lizard Lick Lizard Lick NCIS “Kill Screen” A stolen purse with NCIS “Thirst” A man dies from being Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ’ Sirens Johnny USA 58 58 gruesome contents. ’ (CC) force-fed liquid. ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Benched” ’ “Airport 2010” ’ “Hawaii” ’ “Virgin Territory” “Leap Day” ’ (CC) (DVS) proposes. VH1 62 62 Basketball Wives LA ’ Love & Hip Hop Atlanta: Dirty The Fabulous Life Of... “Atlanta” ’ The Fabulous Life Of... ’ › The Roommate (2011, Suspense) Leighton Meester, Minka Kelly. ’

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