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$1 Midweek Edition Thursday, May 15, 2014 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Timber Turnaround It Is Far from a Boom, but Industry Improvement is Evident Owner: Yard Birds Not for Sale NOT ON MARKET: Owner of Iconic Chehalis Landmark Says Store, Property Were Listed Inadvertently By Christopher Brewer [email protected] A sizable chunk of property, including a large retail building and undeveloped land at 2100 N. National Ave. in Chehalis, was Pete Caster / [email protected] recently listed as being for sale, After picking up a truck load of logs, a 988 loader moves the logs to a pile at the other end of the Sierra Paciic Industries lot on Monday afternoon in Centralia. all for the asking price of $6 mil- lion. TIMBER: International ing on record.” For those not familiar with But, as the United States the address, it’s Yard Birds, the Demand Fuels Logging housing market improves and iconic business featuring an Growth in Lewis County international demand for raw enormous fiberglass fowl, the American timber increases, area’s largest indoor swap meet By Dameon Pesanti more timber workers are getting and the popular grocery store [email protected] back to work in rural Southwest Shop’n Kart. Washington. Things may be It has been pulled from Real- Logging is coming back in looking up for rural communi- tor websites using the Northwest Lewis County, but compared to ties. Multiple Listing Service. 2009, anything is an improve- “Demand is picking up all Yard Birds owner Darris Mc- ment. over the West for logging and Daniel said the property, which “2009 was the worst year in construction,” said Regional also includes 25 acres of unde- 113 years,” said Cindy Mitchell Economist Jim Vleming. “We’ve veloped land, is not for sale, and of the Washington Forest Pro- seen a rise in demand for these that the listing was an error. tection Association. “We went jobs already, but we should see a please see SALE, page Main 13 from one extreme of building seasonal increase as well.” too many houses to another ex- A forklift is used to move a load of stud lumber at Sierra Paciic Industries in treme, the lowest level of build- please see TIMBER, page Main 13 Centralia on Monday afternoon. Threats of Coroner: Salkum Man Shot in Front, Not Back Lawsuits AUTOPSY: Details Will Be bleeding, according to an autop- Intensify sy released today. Considered as Prosecutor Detectives are sending as Council Determines if Charges Shive’s clothing to the Wash- ington State Patrol Crime Lab to Will Be Filed determine the proximity of the Confirms Pot By Kyle Spurr shooter to Shive when the fire- [email protected] arm was discharged, Coroner Moratorium Warren McLeod said. The 28-year-old Salkum man Results of the tests could take By Dameon Pesanti who died Saturday night during some time, McLeod said, due to [email protected] a dispute with a neighbor was the backlog at the crime lab. Despite the pleas of pot ad- shot from the front, not the back Detectives continue to inves- vocates during Tuesday’s Cen- as originally reported by several tigate the shooting death and are witnesses, according to the Lew- tralia City Council meeting, the still determining if the shooter, a recreational marijuana morato- is County Coroner's Office. 56-year-old Salkum man whose The cause of death for Tra- rium will stay in place for the name was not released, acted in foreseeable future. vis Shive was penetrating gun- self-defense. Courtesy Photo shot wounds to the abdomen Travis Shive smiles in this undated photograph. He was shot and killed Saturday and chest with massive internal please see SHOT, page Main 13 please see POT, page Main 13 in Salkum.

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Editor’s Best Bet Centralia High School to Present ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ Community From the original stage play by Go- odrich and Hackett and newly adapted by Wendy Kessleman, Centralia High School is presenting “The Diary of Anne Frank“ Thursday through Saturday at the high school auditorium. This adaptation, directed by special Calendar guest director Danielle Rivers, utilizes for $5. newly discovered writings from Frank’s di- Today ary and incorporates survivor accounts to A DJ and several performers, in- create a contemporary impassioned story Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Che- cluding the Backfire Band and Chris of the lives of the people persecuted un- halis, (360) 740-0492 Guenther, will play on the Saloon Stage der Nazi rule. In this production, Frank “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., 4162 Jack- throughout the entire 24-hour event. emerges from history as a living, animat- son Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 Free activities for children will also be ed young girl who confronts her rapidly “Quilters,” 7 p.m., Wickstrom Theatre, Centralia offered during the relay. College, $10 for adults, $8 for students and senior changing life and the increasing horror of her time with astonishing honesty, citizens. (360) 736-9391, ext. 525 For more information, visit main.ac- wit and determination. CC Grow, farmers market, noon-3 p.m., Centra- sevents.org. Show times are 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $7 for adults lia College, across from Health & Wellness Center, Relay for Life is a fundraising pro- and $5 for students. All proceeds go to support the Centralia High School Dra- (360) 736-9391, ext. 650 gram through the American Cancer So- ma Department. Rummage sale, noon-5 p.m., Matrix Coffee- ciety. house, Chehalis, $10 per space for vendors, (360) 740-0492 ‘Bite Night’ to Launch Drawn to teaching, Reinkens has WHAT’S HAPPENING? Public Agencies Community Farmers also worked 12 years with high school outreach programs promoting the suc- If you have an event you would like Twin Transit board, 8:15 a.m., Twin Transit office, cess of underrepresented students in included in the Community Calendar, 212 E. Locust St., Centralia, (360) 330-2072 Market Season STEM fields. The last six years have been please email your information to calendar@ The Community Farmers Market at WSU teaching introductory courses chronline.com. Include a daytime Libraries will kick off its 10th season Friday with and supporting the success and develop- telephone number where you can be a celebration where farmers, vendors ment of future engineers. reached. Family Story Time, for children age 3-third and customers can mingle over seasonal grade, 11:45 a.m., Randle The cross-disciplinary nature of en- There is no charge for these listings. tapas prepared by chef Chris Klickman. Junior PageTurners, for children grades 1-3, gineering is his favorite aspect of the For questions about calendar items, call “The World According to Humphrey,” by Betty G. “Bite Night” will feature a no-host work. Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, Birney, 3:30 p.m., Winlock bar, live music and door prizes 6-8 p.m. The seminar will be in the Walton (360) 807-8238. PageTurners Book Discussion, for adults, 5:30 at Santa Lucia Coffee, located across the Science Center, room 121. For more in- p.m., “Room,” by Emma Donoghue, Centralia street from the Fox Theatre in Centra- formation, (360) 736-9391, ext. 305, or School auditorium, $7 for adults, $5 for children, lia. The informal event will feature local email [email protected] tickets available at door Organizations spring foods offered by market vendors. “Trains, Dames and Prohibition” walking tours, downtown Centralia, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., starting “We are excited to showcase our mar- Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, 7-9:30 American Legion Post 508, potluck and meet- ket’s tenth season and give the commu- at the Fox Theatre, led by Dan Duffy, suggested ing, 6 p.m., Onalaska First Church of God p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 donation $5 for adults, $2 for children under 12, Onalaska American Legion Post 508, 6 p.m. nity an opportunity to meet some of Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., sponsored by Centralia Historic Preservation potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalaska First Church of their local farmers and vendors,” said corner of Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) Commission, (360) 330-7695 God, (360) 978-5368 Rachael Reiton, market manager. “It’ll 736-8977, [email protected] Backfire Band, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., be a celebratory evening that makes a “The Diary of Anne Frank,” 7 p.m., Centralia High Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, School auditorium, $7 for adults, $5 for children, Bird Walk, 10 a.m., Seminary Hill Natural Area, great night out for couples, group out- tickets available at door (360) 485-2852 ings or families who want to enjoy deli- Centralia, led by Woody Franzen, (360) 736-7045 “Quilters,” 8 p.m., Wickstrom Theatre, Centralia Free tire recycling, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 2600 Reynolds cious local fare while also supporting College, $10 for adults, $8 for students and senior Ave., Centralia, open to all Lewis County residents, Support Groups small businesses and their local farmers citizens. (360) 736-9391, ext. 525 no businesses, sponsored by Centralia Fire De- Backfire Band, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of market.” partment and LeMay Inc., (330) 7680, ext. 362 Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured Home Hospice, Tickets for “Bite Night” are $10 each Rummage sale, noon-5 p.m., Matrix Coffee- 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, (360) 330-2640 and can be purchased at Santa Lucia Free tire recycling, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 2600 Reynolds house, Chehalis, $10 per space for vendors, (360) Ave., Centralia, open to all Lewis County residents, 740-0492 Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- Coffee or on Brown Paper Tickets (http:// no businesses, sponsored by Centralia Fire Depart- manuel Lutheran Church,1209 N. Scheuber Road, “Back to the ‘80s,” W.F. West High School The- farmersmarket.brownpapertickets.com). ment and LeMay Inc., (330) 7680, ext. 362 Centralia, (360) 736-9268 atre and Music Programs, 7:30 p.m., R.E. Bennett Tickets will also be available at the Rummage sale, noon-5 p.m., Matrix Cof- Elementary auditorium, 233 S. Market Blvd., Che- door for $12. Children 5 and under are feehouse, Chehalis, $10 per space for vendors, halis, $9, tickets at high school ASB office or at the admitted free of charge. (360) 740-0492 door, (360) 807-7235 The Community Farmers Market “Back to the ‘80s,” W.F. West High School The- Fundraiser, for victims of Oso mudslide, 5-8 Friday, May 16 season will begin on June 10. The market atre and Music Programs, 7:30 p.m., R.E. Bennett p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge,1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, dinner, chicken fried steak and mashed runs 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays on Boist- Elementary auditorium, 233 S. Market Blvd., Che- halis, $9, tickets at high school ASB office or at the potatoes, $10, also silent auction, proceeds will go Southwest Washington fort Street in Chehalis. door, (360) 807-7235 to Oso Fire Department, public welcome, (360) 736-9030 Fairgrounds to Host Free smartphone workshop, 8 a.m., U.S. Cellu- WSU Professor to Give Organizations lar, 1125 Harrison Ave., Centralia, (773) 355-3275 or Relay for Life email [email protected] Lewis County Writers, 5 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Rising Tide Seminar at CC Plant sale, benefiting Lewis County Master Relay for Life is coming to the South- house, Chehalis, $2, (360) 740-0492 west Washington Fairgrounds Friday WSU professor Kirk Reinkens will Gardeners program, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Southwest and Saturday. be giving a Rising Tide Seminar titled Washington Fairgrounds Exposition Building, veg- Support Groups etables, annual flowers, perennials, trees, shrubs, The theme of this year’s event will “Where will you go? Lightning Strikes, berries, herbs, garden crafts, (360) 740-1212 be “See how we keep hope alive.” Par- Metal Forming, Teaching, OH MY!” at H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage ticipants will dress as TV show or movie noon Friday at Centralia College. Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Teni- characters. Reinkens earned a bachelor of sci- no, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] Libraries The fundraising goal this year is ence degree in electrical engineering at Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring Learning to Knit, for adults and teens, 1 p.m., Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, Chehalis $150,000. WSU in 1987, and also followed that with (360) 748-3401 Kristen Keeling, event chair, said a master’s degree in teaching in 1996. Apocalypse Survivors’ Support Group, for the event will again feature a survivors He spent six years with The Boeing grades 4-6 and teens, 2 p.m., Winlock lounge — a large room with food and Co. (Seattle) working in the Electromag- Saturday, May 17 gifts for cancer survivors — and floating netics and RF Systems group in research Organizations Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank and Ex- lanterns. and applications. Another four years change, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Christian Church, 20th Legislative District Democrats, 10 a.m., Keeling said the Chinese lanterns was spent working with Westinghouse 111 NW Prindle St., (360) 269-0587 or (360) Country House Restaurant, Toledo will be released at 3 a.m. on Saturday. Hanford Co. working in procedure de- 748-3702 Historic Fox Theatre Restorations, meeting of People can purchase a floating lantern velopment and facility engineering. “The Diary of Anne Frank,” 7 p.m., Centralia High volunteers, 10 a.m., Santa Lucia Coffee, Centralia The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for May 15, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 51.65 65.0 -0.15 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 80s H 74.71 85.0 -0.10 L Cowlitz at Packwood 70s 60s 4.26 10.5 +0.15 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Showers Likely Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 8.56 18.0 +0.27 30s 85º 51º 72º 48º 63º 46º 63º 45º 66º 46º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s H 14.64 ---- +0.03 10s This map shows high temperatures, 0s type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:35 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:40 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 83 Moonrise ...... 9:52 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 46 76/54 89/54 Moonset...... 6:31 a.m. Normal High ...... 68 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 46 74/53 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 97 in 1939 Seattle Anchorage 64/43 s 67/45 s Record Low...... 32 in 1964 82/53 Boise 87/58 s 84/52 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 73/62 mc 72/60 sh YesterdayWe Want ...... Your Photos0.00" 85/52 86/52 5/21 5/28 6/5 6/12 Dallas 78/53 s 82/57 s Month to date ...... 2.19" Tacoma Honolulu 87/75 s 88/74 s Normal month to date ...1.21" Send in your weather-related photo- Centralia 83/54 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 95/74 s 100/76 s Yeargraphs to to date The...... Chronicle for our23.77" Voices 85/51 Yakima Nashville 63/46 sh 65/45 pc Normalpage. Send year them to date to voices@chronline. ....21.62" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 97/71 s 102/71 s 89/55 com. Include name, date and descrip- Longview 84/51 Trees Low Low St. Louis 63/42 t 61/43 s tion of the photograph. Salt Lake City 76/58 s 82/59 s Area Conditions 85/49 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds High Very High San Francisco 83/54 s 74/53 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 82/64 t 71/54 t Portland 86/49 The Dallesare today's highs and City Hi/Lo Prcp. 86/52 87/56 tonight's lows. World Cities Regional Cities Today Fri. Today Fri. City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 95/73 s 101/78 s New Delhi 98/76 s 100/79 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 84/55 s 86/54 s Paris 63/46 s 67/48 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 82/53 s 70/49 cl Spokane 83/54 s 78/50 s London 70/52 s 73/51 pc Rio de Janeiro 79/67 s 82/68 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 67/54 pc 60/51 cl Tri Cities 92/59 s 85/53 s Mexico City 72/45 t 75/49 pc Rome 72/53 s 69/52 cl sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 85/52 s 70/48 mc Wenatchee 87/57 s 80/52 s Moscow 70/51 pc 67/48 pc Sydney 73/50 s 74/50 s iPad Users - We have an app for you! chronline.com • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014

Pete Caster / [email protected] Northbound traic whizzes by on Interstate 5 as demolition work continues on the Blakeslee Junction Bridge on Tuesday afternoon in Centralia. Revisions Planned as Interstate 5 Bridge Demolition Continues DEMO: Closures Continue shoulders. “We built the new southbound on Reynolds Avenue Near structure knowing we’d have to I-5 Bridge Demolition put all lanes of I-5 on it during the final phase of construction,” By Kyle Spurr WSDOT Project Engineer Co- [email protected] lin Newell said in a news release. “There’s plenty of room, which Crews demolishing the old is good, because everyone will southbound Interstate 5 bridge share that bridge for more than over Reynolds Avenue in Centra- a year while we build the new lia are ready to start demolition northbound bridge.” work on the adjacent, 60-year- Scarsella Bros. Inc. — contrac- old northbound bridge. tor for the Washington State De- Northbound I-5 traffic will partment of Transportation’s Mel- be shifted from 9 p.m. tonight to len Street to Blakeslee Junction 5 a.m. Friday morning onto the I-5 widening project — is sched- new southbound bridge, allow- uled to start demolishing the old ing crews to finish demolition northbound I-5 bridge next week, work and build a new north- which WSDOT said will cause bound bridge. more closures to Reynolds Ave- The northbound I-5 onramp nue. Crews plan to demolish both from Harrison Avenue will be southbound and northbound closed, along with Reynolds Ave- bridges within the month. nue under the bridge, during the Crews demolish the struc- nighttime traffic shift. tures by using excavating equip- Closing the on-ramp helps ment to crush portions of the facilitate the I-5 traffic shift, ac- bridge. cording to the Washington State Scheduled Reynolds Avenue Department of Transportation. closures are as follows: WSDOT spokeswoman Abbi • 6 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Russell said traffic will not be Friday; stopped, but signs will be posted • 6 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Mon- to slow traffic down to 50 mph day; A backhoe with a industrial magnet moves piles of rebar from the partially demolished Interstate 5 Blakeslee Junction Bridge over the bridge. The speed limit • 6 p.m. Monday to 5 a.m. on Tuesday afternoon in Centralia. will remain at 50 mph in both Tuesday; directions for the next year while • 6 p.m. Tuesday to 5 a.m. crews finish the new north- Wednesday; The entire I-5, Mellen Street to bound bridge. • 6 p.m. Wednesday to 5 a.m. Blakeslee Junction project is sched- “What will be different is they Thursday, May 22; uled to be complete in late 2015. will be traveling next to south- • 6 p.m. Thursday, May 22, to The project will construct new We’ve Got hat bound traffic on the same struc- 5 a.m. Friday, May 23. collector-distributor lanes, a cou- ture with a median in between,” WSDOT is working around plet system at Mellen Street, safety Russell said. railroad companies and local improvements north of Blakeslee The new southbound bridge school bus schedules to create its Junction, congestion relief at the over Reynolds Avenue, com- construction schedule. Mellen Street and Harrison Av- pleted last fall, is 58 feet wide, “We still impact people, but enue interchanges and a new lo- Winning and has enough room to accom- we find that (nighttime closures) cal travel option via the Louisiana modate four 11-foot traffic lanes, keep impacts to a minimum,” Avenue-Airport Road connection, median barrier and narrow Russell said. according to WSDOT. Shot News in Brief chronline.mycapture.com torcycle training courses, motor- Glenoma Man Accused Powersports Testing for cycle endorsement testing, teen of Vehicular Assault Puget Sound Safety driver courses and driver license By The Chronicle testing. Tests are held at 6 p.m. Puget Sound Safety now has every other Friday. An appoint- A 36-year-old Glenoma man a written license testing location ment is required. Appointments is being accused of vehicular as- at Powersports Northwest, 300 S. for a written test can be made by sault following a single-vehicle ac- Tower Ave., Centralia. calling (253) 770-8888 or by visit- cident on U.S. Highway 12 in Sep- Puget Sound Safety offers mo- ing pugetsoundsafety.com. tember that injured a passenger. Scott R. Mays, 36, Glenoma, was traveling westbound on U.S. Highway 12 on Sept. 21 when his BE TRAVEL READY! vehicle left the roadway, struck a guardrail and a utility pole. Mays and his female passenger were both transported to the hospital for Celebrating injuries. The woman sustained serious Our Hometown injuries, including a fracture, ac- cording to court documents. Heroes A Lewis County deputy re- sponded to the hospital and asked Mays what happened. Mays told the officer, “I fell asleep,” court documents state. The officer could smell the obvi- ous odor of intoxicants on Mays’ breath and served a search war- rant for a sample of his blood. The blood test revealed Mays’ Years Of Our Archival And Contemporary WinningShots2x8.db blood alcohol content was .15, CH520842sl.jd Photos Are Available For Purchase Online. over the legal limit of .08. • Centralia • • Chehalis • The Lewis County Prosecu- • Unramed Or Framed Prints And Posters 1211 Harrison 36 N. Market • Mugs, T-Shirts, Key Chains, Magnets & More! tor’s Office charged Mays with 736-6603 748-0295 vehicular assault on April 25. Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 Send business briefs and news items to Reporter Chrisopher Brewer at cbrewer@ Proiles, Permits, chronline.com. He can also be reached at Business Briefs and More (360) 807-8235. Chehalis Couple Opens Sports Bar in Chehalis DRINKS AND SPORTS: Owners of Bub’s Pub FOR MORE INFORMATION in Centralia Expand Sidelines Sports Bar is open With New Business beginning 11 a.m. daily at 313 Aimed at Becoming ‘the NW Chehalis Ave. Contact the company by calling (360) 996- Working Man’s Bar’ 4638, or visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ By Christopher Brewer sidelineschehalis. [email protected] Brandon “Bub” and Mari- anne Viggers know what it’s like to revamp a bar and grill. The pair opened Bub’s Pub in ‘‘We saw that there the former Joe’s Place location on North Tower Avenue in Centralia wasn’t a sports bar in 2012, changing the menu and in Chehalis and decor, and installing 17 flat-screen televisions throughout the venue. we wanted to Now they’re well on their way to accomplishing the same with Side- change that.’’ lines Sports Bar, open in the for- mer location of Garbe’s Tavern at Marianne Viggers 313 NW Chehalis Ave. in Chehalis. co-owner “We saw that there wasn’t a sports bar in Chehalis and we wanted to change that,” Marianne Pete Caster / [email protected] Viggers told The Chronicle. “We Brandon “Bub” Viggers and Marianne Viggers pose for a portrait behind the bar at Sidelines Pub in Chehalis on Wednesday and food coming until closing visited the bar a couple times and morning. time, and also work to keep that Bub talked to Eric (Duarte, the relaxed, sports-minded atmo- previous owner), and it pretty with sports memorabilia, includ- halis, and Bub says he has come to eryone feels welcome at,” Bub sphere for those seeking such an much just fell into place.” ing framed reprints of old news- expect that, just like the regulars at Viggers said. outlet. The pair bought the Garbe’s Bub’s Pub in Centralia hail from papers commemorating events Sidelines opens at 11 a.m. dai- “We’re going to make it the business after it was listed for such as Hank Aaron’s 715th the Hub City or points nearby. ly and features a new menu from sale on Craigslist. The Viggers career home run. Several of the “They’re two different clien- the one people knew at Garbe’s, working man’s bar,” Marianne declined to share how much they items now hanging from the teles,” Bub Viggers said. “The including several themed days Viggers said. purchased the business for, but walls were donated by the pair’s crowd here is going to be different such as Burger Mondays, Taco ••• did say it was less than was origi- first customer at Sidelines. from the one in Centralia. People Tuesdays and Philly Wednesdays. Christopher Brewer: (360) in both towns generally tend to nally listed. The pair also say they want A staff of five will keep the drinks 807-8235 Bub and Marianne Viggers to add a tribute wall to local high stay close to home.” took ownership April 1 and school athletes who are doing well, Garbe’s had to fight a reputa- The Glass Guru™ opened Sidelines to the public in keeping with a regional and tion it had gained from several SERVICES April 16, just weeks after buying local sports focus that not only incidents in years past including Moisture Removal the bar without knowing the lo- fights and even a stabbing incident concentrates on such teams as the Scratch Removal cation or name of the venue as it Mariners, Seahawks and Sound- in January 2013. The Viggerses wasn’t mentioned in the Craig- ers — but also Chehalis sports and hope that is no more, preferring Water Stain Removal slist post. other area teams. a more laid-back atmosphere as MOISTURE IN YOUR WINDOWS? Window Replacements

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Fraser said the nation- Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager soon become home to a major acres — which currently belongs lated businesses, but also for the al demand for industrial land is wood products company, and Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 to the Port of Chehalis and sits ability to easily connect with In- high, and the 29-acre property the public received an initial [email protected] just to the west of the port’s of- terstate 5 and ship to other com- being served by utility lines sim- glimpse as to just how that could fice — would be feasible. plifies the process for a business OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS come about on Tuesday. munities. Company Chief Operating The Willamette Valley Co., or “We can source our material wanting to move to the port. 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia WVCO, hopes to build a facility Officer Larry Deck said one of locally, and that means we don’t “I hope they will be the first of Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. WVCO’s primary products is a have to bring it in from far away,” many to come here,” Fraser said on 29 acres of land along Maurin SUBSCRIPTION RATES solution made from ground-up Deck said. “It’s reasonably effec- of WVCO. “The port has made and Rush roads with the goal of Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 creating materials for the wood tree bark that is used in several tive for us to ship to customers it easy for companies like The applications, such as binding from here.” Willamette Valley Co. to expand Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 products industry. Home delivery Officials from the company pieces of veneer together to make A proposed site plan for here.” plywood. The product also can the area shows several build- One month ...... $12.90 were present Tuesday afternoon The company would start Three months ...... $35.15 as the Port of Chehalis Commis- be used in agricultural applica- ings on the site ranging from a construction on the facility in Six months ...... $65.15 sion voted unanimously in an tions as well. 3,500-square-foot office to a to- 2015, with an initial private in- One year ...... $122 official meeting to enter private The company, based in Eu- tal of 71,500 in warehouse space. vestment of $20 million and pub- By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States negotiations on a possible sale of gene, Oregon, operates several Raw material storage space lic investment of $1 million. The One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 the property to the company. facilities in the United States, would total more than 77,000 plant would become operational Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 Port of Chehalis commission- Canada and South America. square feet, and more than in 2016, with an initial forecasted Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 ers also held a public hearing to Deck told those present in the 45,000 square feet of building payroll of 25; that could rise to One year ...... $194 / $227.45 hear from Willamette Valley meeting that the company sees space would be dedicated to the 40 as operations rev up. Online subscriptions to chronline.com Co. officials about their plans Chehalis as a prime location not grinding, pelletizing, blending ••• One day ...... $2 and to gain input from citizens only for its proximity to several and packaging processes. 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REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 the job growth in April comes rate in the Seattle-Bellevue-Ev- April was seen in professional and The unemployment rate repre- erett area of western Washing- business services, which added sents the percentage of the labor [email protected] after a strong month in March, Editor where upward revised numbers ton dropped to 5 percent from an estimated 2,000 jobs, of which force that is unemployed and Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 indicated a gain of 8,300 jobs. March's rate of 5.2 percent. 1,200 were in administrative and actively looking for work. People [email protected] April's jobless rate also dipped The Employment Security support services. Other areas that who have stopped looking for Sports Editor down from March's 6.3 percent Department estimates that more saw increases were retail, other work are not counted. The job Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 rate. than 77,000 jobs have been add- services, construction, and private gains and losses estimates are [email protected] "We're moving into an ex- ed statewide during the one-year education and health services. based on a U.S. Bureau of Labor Visuals Editor pansionary phase," Paul Turek, a period ending in April. In April Sectors that saw job losses Statistics survey of businesses. Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 [email protected] Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, Chehalis Business Licenses Centralia Business Licenses East Lewis County Communities Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 740-0345 Business licenses issued in • Kreative Kettlecorn, kettlecorn Business licenses issued in [email protected] stand, 2100 N. National Ave., (360) • Olympic Peninsula Construction Inc. Chehalis during April: Centralia during April: Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, 349-7130 • 301 Contractors LLC, roofing con- • AARK Taxi Plus, (360) 388-6502 • R&D Petroleum2 Inc., 1004 Ellsbury, West and Central Lewis County Communities tractor, (360) 330-0301 • Lucas Creek Coffee LLC, espres- • Alpine Excavation Services Inc.. (360) (360) 736-2952 Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 so stand, 272 N. Market Blvd., (425) • Capitol Dogs, mobile food cart, 634 957-1674 • Simply B, 109 S. Tower, (360) [email protected] 439-5497 S. Market Blvd., (208) 987-0055 • Bill and Laurie Hefferman’s, (360) 740-8079 Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, • Sears Home Improvements Prod- • DKB Restoration, carpet, air duct, 259-9806 • TR Utility Contractors Inc., (360) South Lewis County Communities uct Inc., home improvement contractor, • Blondies Salon, 121, E. High St., (360) 696-5588 Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 dryer vent and upholstery cleaning ser- (407) 551-6000 vices, (360) 688-4392 324-9269 [email protected] • Sidelines Sports Bar, sports bar Have a • Dunnies, jewelry and miscellaneous • Canon Solutions America, (609) Sports, News and Photography and grill, 313 NW Chehalis Ave., (360) 239-6394 mobile phone? second-hand items, 2100 N. National 827-0758 Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 • DKB Restoration, (360) 688-4392 Ave., (303) 621-5561 • SL Start and Associates LLC, employ- [email protected] • First Service Networks Inc., (443) • Hofmeister Tree Service LLC, tree re- ment services, 440-A N. Market Blvd., Death Notices, What’s Happening, 989-1238 chronline.com/mobile moval, pruning, etc., (360) 280-3369 (509) 328-2740 Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices • Fluent Home LLC, (855) 238-4826 • Hung Right Doors, overhead door • Tradesman Electric, electrical con- Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 sales, service and installation, (360) tractor, (360) 666-1199 • Hermanson Co. LLP, (206) 575-9700 [email protected] 753-2222 • Ye Olde Vape Shoppe LLC, electron- • J.C. Ehrich Co. Inc. [email protected] • Kinetic Datacom, computer net- ic cigarettes, vaporizing devices and • Kelly M. Padgett OD, 1805 Cooks Hill [email protected] work maintenance and repair services, accessories, 509 NW Pacific Ave., (360) Road, (360) 736-4447 Church News (360) 897-9006 304- 0118 • NW Green Construction Inc., (360) May 9 - May 15 [email protected] ...... 807-8217 Senior Media Developer he Lego Movie $4 • PG Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 Building Permits 12:00 pm (Sat. & Sun.) 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Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 • David and Laura Fleckenstein, new ing April with a construction CH520393ca.db • Shannon and Britt Burgess, new [email protected] single-family residence, 375 Skate $3 Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor single-family residence, 123 7 Kenn- value $100,000 or more: Circulation Manager Creek Road S., Packwood, $123,105 icott Drive, Chehalis, $300,887 with parent at or before 6:00pm Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 • Willard and Linda Young, new • K & K Adventures LLC, earthmov- $12.25 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday • City of Tacoma, Ike Kinswa State [email protected] single-family residence, 113-35 Hazel ing, 2540 Kresky Ave. NE, $525,000 Minor with parent before 7 pm only park comfort station, 871-02-33 State $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 Drive, Chehalis, $137,359 Route 122, Silver Creek, $175,000 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE (360) 736-1634 Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 • Stericycle Inc., wastewater treat- • Kerry E. and Susan K. Schutz, new ment building, 830 Westlake Ave., single-family residence, 123 Outlook [email protected] Morton, $447,872 Lane, Mossyrock, $165,001. CH520294cd.jd Design Director • Michelle L. and Thomas Nixon, Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 new single-family residence, 252 [email protected] Hemenway Road, Winlock, $122,853 The following businesses were I’m Stickin’ with • City of Toledo, wastewater treat- issued a building permit with a LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC ment facility upgrade, 1000 S. Fifth St., construction value $100,000 or PRESIDENT, COO Toledo, $1,908,250 more in Centralia during April: Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 • Lewis County Road Department, [email protected] Area 7 shop, 8911 U.S. Highway 12, • AZ Centralia LLC, new commercial Business Manager Randle, $1,368.862 structure (Auto Zone), 614 Harrison • Lilly Lo, two-story addition Ave., $525,000 Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 [email protected] onto home, 162A Shelley, Centralia, • S&S Rentals LLC, reconstruction of Director of Production and IT Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 [email protected] Is Credit Card Debt driving you batty? 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CH521782ic.sw steckmedical.com POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, Take the first easy step: 1299 Bishop Rd. Chehalis 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- Call:(800)650-1879 360.748.0211 tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 LOCAL Centralia Council Approves Ban on Most Panhandling HANDOUTS: Activity John Elmore. “It’s a huge issue public transportation vehicles or Judges will have discretion going to punish anybody that and a huge eyesore.” stops, or to “make any false or offer community service instead can’t,” he said. Banned at 23 Hub City The second version of the or- misleading representation.” of a fine or a jail sentence. The police department Intersections and Ramps dinance is slightly different from Among other places, the or- In a previous interview with drafted the ordinance at the city the draft approved by the coun- dinance would also forbid pan- The Chronicle, Police Chief Bob council’s request. By Dameon Pesanti cil on April 22. handling within 15 feet of a gas Berg said the department would The council first regulated [email protected] Among the changes were a pump, ATM or a person step- warn panhandlers about the new aggressive panhandling in 2010. tiered punishment, and the addi- ping out of or into a car. ordinance for a period of time The ordinance passed with a ca- Life is about to get a lot hard- tion of three intersections where Punishments for violating the before issuing citations. veat to reconsider the issue if the er for Centralia panhandlers. the activity will be banned. The ordinance increase incremen- Councilman Gabe Anzelini The Centralia City Council ordinance prohibits panhan- tally. The first offense is a class spoke out against the ordinance problem continued. approved an updated and final dling within 300 feet of Centra- one civil infraction, punishable during the meeting. The new ordinance was cre- version of the city’s panhandling lia’s 23 busiest intersections and by up to a $250 fine; the second “Traffic is taken care of in ex- ated, “to protect citizens from ordinance Tuesday night. It will the on and off ramps of Inter- is a misdemeanor punishable by isting laws, private property is- the fear and intimidation accom- go into effect next week. state 5 and state highways within up to $1,000 and or a 90-day jail sues can be handled by private panying certain kinds of solicita- “The public came to us about city limits. sentence; the third is a gross mis- business owners. We’re going to tion … while providing safe and this and it’s our job to respond It will also be against the demeanor punishable by up to allow anybody who can afford a appropriate venues for constitu- to the public,” said Councilman law to panhandle after dark, on $5,000 and or up to a year in jail. building to hold a sign, but we’re tionally protected activity.” Woman Injured in Skiing Accident Winlock’s Fir Street Bridge Improving; Fundraisers Planned Likely Closed Through 2015 GET USED TO IT: Grant Jim Judd said she has significant doors by becoming an avid rock- JOCELYN JUDD: Former movement in her limbs, but her climber, rafter and ski-patroler. Application Submitted, right hand and right leg are fur- To help raise money for Joc- but City Won’t Find ‘‘We have ‘No Randle Resident Hurt ther behind. elyn’s recovery, a horse show, Trespassing’ signs April 19 in Wyoming “It’s going to be a long road, featuring pulls, barrel races and Out if It Gets Money but from the original diagnosis speed events, will be held May Until Late Fall up, and we’re also By Dameon Pesanti from her not being able to move 24, at the Happy Trails Arena By Christopher Brewer [email protected] at all, to now, they’re really posi- in Ethel. Attendees can enter looking into putting tive of her possibility to work at 9 a.m. and the event starts at [email protected] Fundraisers are underway to again and caring for herself,” up industrial fencing 10 a.m., with the proceeds ben- The city of Winlock has sub- help the former Randle resident said Judd. efiting Jocelyn Judd. There will to keep everyone out.’’ critically injured while skiing mitted a grant request for funds Judd will later be transferred be concessions handled by the last April. to replace a bridge in danger of to The Memorial Hospital at Manely Horses 4-H club. Any- Jocelyn collapse, but they won’t get word Lonnie Dowell, Craig, Colorado, where she will one with questions can call Kim Judd, an accom- undergo physical therapy for two on possible approval until the mayor plished athlete Thompson for more information end of this year at the earliest. to four months at (360) 864-2307. and physician’s Born in Choteau, Montana, The Fir Street Bridge has There will also a four-person with members of the public to assistant, was Jocelyn moved with her family to been closed due to damage and stay off the Fir Street Bridge after team, best ball golf tournament critically in- Randle as a child. In high school, vulnerability to collapse since an engineer cautioned it could on Sunday June 1 at 2 p.m. at jured while ski- she was a multisport athlete, a March 13, and will likely remain collapse under its own weight Hawks Prairie Golf Course in ing at Grand 4-H participant and valedicto- so through 2015, mayor Lonnie from damage sustained in floods Lacey. Costs are $70 per person Targhee in Wy- rian of her class. After graduat- Dowell said. The city submitted in the past decade. Jocelyn Judd or $280 for a team. oming on April ing, she attended the University an application for a $2 million However, people continue injured in skiing There will also be a silent 19. of Great Falls in Montana, then federal grant through the Fed- to climb temporary fencing and accident auction and a raffle afterwards. eral Highways Bridge Program According to moved on to become a physi- cross the bridge, something that Event organizer Kristen Harper May 5, and Dowell says the game her father, Jim Judd, she is recov- cian’s assistant at Idaho State concerns Dowell. right now has shifted from the ering steadily, but still has a long University. hopes the event will raise as “I’m worried about the 8-year- road and many expensive treat- Upon graduation, Judd much as possible. “hurry up” stage to “wait.” “Right now we’re just kinda in old kid that sees someone doing ments ahead of her. She’s cur- turned down several high-pay- Donations are also being it and thinks it’s ok too,” Dowell rently in a transitional care unit ing jobs, choosing instead to stay sought for an upcoming auction a holding pattern,” Dowell said. “We’re hoping for a new bridge in said. “We have ‘No Trespassing’ in Idaho Falls, Idaho. in southern Idaho and work in a at the All Inn Tavern in Onalas- signs up, and we’re also looking Initially, doctors feared she clinic that caters to low-income ka. It will be held July 26 at 7 p.m. 2016.” In the meantime, citizens into putting up industrial fenc- would be paralyzed, but she has patients. Over the last several Call (360) 880-6564 for more in- ing to keep everyone out.” made significant improvement. years, she’s embraced the out- formation. in Winlock are going to have to get used to the closure and take Dowell said police have not News in Brief a short detour to access land on caught anyone yet, but if police opposite sides of Olequa Creek. do, violators will be arrested and Two Local School suspect, a 28-year-old Oakville ier City Hall, then meet in Yelm The Walnut Street Bridge over booked into the Lewis County man. Investigators are collecting from 11 a.m. to noon at the Triad the creek remains open to both Jail on suspicion of trespassing. Districts to Offer information to determine if the Theater. The third public meeting traffic and pedestrians, but a The bridge closure is an add- two suspects were also involved will be at Forza Coffee Shop in new solution for those who are ed headache to a city that has Summer Feeding in the robbery of the Green Har- Lacey from 2 to 3 p.m. dismayed at the thought of tak- seen its fair share of financial Programs bour Medical Marijuana Co-Op Thurston County has been ing an extra five minutes to walk and infrastructure troubles over on April 8, according to the sher- around the detour could come the years, but Dowell said he’s By The Chronicle working closely with USFWS to iff’s office. develop a Habitat Conservation soon. optimistic federal officials can The Onalaska and Centralia The two suspects, wearing Plan that will protect not only list- Dowell said the city is looking help the city out in this case. school districts, in partnership masks, kicked in the door to a ed species, but the entire prairie into putting a pedestrian bridge “We just hope the grant was with the U.S. Department of Ag- residence on the 200 block of East ecosystem, Romero said. in place near the Fir Street Bridge, written to where the authorities riculture, are offering summer Alder Street at about 5 a.m. on The county is also preparing depending on the cost. City of- feel like we’re justified in need- feeding programs for children May 1 in Oakville and assaulted ficials and police have pleaded ing the bridge,” Dowell said. under 19 in an effort to ensure an interim permitting strategy the man and woman inside, the that will allow limited develop- they still receive nutritious food sheriff's office said. when school is not in session. ment to continue while the Habi- The masked men were armed tat Conservation Plan is devel- The Centralia School District with machetes, but did not use oped. will offer its program at Wash- them on the victims. During a The listing of the four pocket ington Elementary School, 800 scuffle, the mask of one of the Field St., Monday through Friday men was removed, the sheriff’s gopher subspecies comes with the July 7-25. Breakfast will be served office said. designation of 1,607 acres of pro- from 7:45 to 8:30 a.m., and lunch Both men then fled the resi- tected critical habitat in Thurston from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. The dence without taking anything. County, including at the Olympia district will also offer a sack lunch Airport. program at Centralia Middle It also includes a special rule School at 901 Johnson Road and Thurston County exempting agricultural, airport the high school at 813 Eshom and other activities from acciden- Road from 10:45 to 11:15 a.m. Commissioner to Host tally disturbing, harming or kill- For information on that pro- Meetings on Pocket ing the four subspecies of Maza- gram, call Michael Young at (360) ma pocket gopher in Thurston 1162 NW State Ave. 330-7626. Gopher Protection and Pierce counties. CHEHALIS, WA 98532 In Onalaska, the program Thurston County Commis- Romero, who represents Dis- runs June 18-20 and again July sioner Sandra Romero is inviting trict 2, including Rainier, Yelm 360-748-3805 7-31, Monday through Friday. the public to three meetings next and Lacey, holds informal coffee CH520378ca.sw Breakfast will be served from 8:30 week to discuss chats once a month to discuss 1-800-356-4404 to 9 a.m., with lunch from noon the county’s re- concerns and ideas. Romero will to 12:30 p.m. Both meals will be sponse to the provide the public with coffee on served in the Onalaska Elemen- U.S. Fish and Monday. tary School dining hall, 551 Car- Wildlife Ser- www.moerkeandsons.com lisle Ave. vice’s listing of For more information on the Mazama Countywide Base Onalaska’s summer feeding pro- pocket gopher Stabilization Project gram, contact Jerry Carlson at as a threatened (360) 978-4111, option 6, or email species under Sandra Romero Contractor Selected [email protected]. Thurston County the Endangered commissioner Lewis County Public Works As a reminder, food from the Species Act. program must be eaten in the awarded the construction con- USFWS recently listed four tract this week for the 2014 dining hall, and children cannot subspecies of the Mazama pocket share the food with adults. Countywide Base Stabilization gopher, only found in Thurston Project, the third priority on the and Pierce counties, as federally Lewis County’s 2014-2019 six- One Suspect Arrested protected. The gophers are con- sidered threatened species and year transportation improvement in Oakville Burglary would likely become endangered project. Ground Up Road Construc- Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office throughout all or a significant deputies and Chehalis tribal po- portion of their range in the fore- tion, Sumner, bid $142,200 to lice arrested one of two suspects seeable future, according to the complete the stabilization project. in the Oakville home invasion USFWS. Ground Up was the lowest of two that occurred early in the morn- The gophers join the streaked bids and lower than the engineer 2601 NE Kresky Ave. Chehalis ing on May 1. horned lark and Taylor’s check- estimate of $154,221, according to (360) 330-8083 Public Works Director Tim Elsea. The suspect, a 23-year-old erspot butterfly as protected spe- Open Mon.-Wed.11:00 am- 7:00 pm Oakville man, was found on cies native to Thurston County. The stabilization project this Balch Road of Oakville. The Romero and Thurston Coun- year will improve 3.41 miles of Pe Thu.-Sat. 11:00 am- 9:00 pm man, who has not yet been iden- ty Resource Stewardship Associ- Ell-McDonald Road, from mile- tified, was subsequently booked ate Planner Andrew Deffobis will post 3 to 7, in West Lewis County Come on in and enjoy the CH520379ca.sw for first-degree attempted rob- meet with the public on Monday. by pulverization and cement sta- best BBQ in town. bery, burglary and assault. Police The pair will meet in Rainier bilization, according to public are actively pursuing the second from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Rain- works. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 High-Quality Street Art Coming to Onalaska This Weekend NORTHWEST SPRAY DAY: it, for the weekend anyway. The community has agreed Artists from Throughout to offer 3,000 feet of wall space Pacific Northwest Will ‘‘This isn’t us trying to change negative stigma of graffiti, at the old transfer station, a large we’re not condoning illegal graffiti, we’re showing what smoke stack and the outdoor Take Part in Event basketball court cover at the lo- By Dameon Pesanti can be done with it as art.’’ cal middle school to be painted by the artists. [email protected] Justin Boggs, School district officials said High quality graffiti is prob- event organizer the walls at the middle school ably the last thing that comes to will most likely be painted over, mind when you think of Onalas- depending on the content de- ka, but that will change on Satur- picted. day. college. It was during his time Vancouver British Columbia. negative stigma of graffiti, we’re “We’ve also raised about Some of the most respected in Portland that he discovered a “It’s really the ideal location not condoning illegal graffiti. $2,000 from local businesses to help pay for the paint,” said street artists from the Pacific passion for graffiti. Now a fine since it’s between Seattle and We’re showing what can be done Northwest will be in town giv- Boggs. ing live demonstrations as they arts student at the University of Portland,” said Boggs. with it as art,” Boggs said. The artists will start painting redecorate 3,000 square feet of Oregon, Boggs used his connec- The 18 artists will be work- Graffiti is an eyesore in most at 9 a.m. and continue until 11 Onalaska walls. tions in the street art community ing at three different locations cities and public works depart- p.m. at all three locations. There Event organizer, Justin Boggs and reached out to the some of at what Boggs hopes will be the ments are usually fast to paint it will also be a band at the middle grew up in Onalaska then moved the most talented spray paint- first year of an annual event. over, but city officials and busi- school and a barbecue at the to Oregon to attend community ers in Oregon, Washington and “This isn’t us trying to change ness in Onalaska are embracing smokestack at Carlisle Lake. Lee County Commission Race Getting Crowded FILING WEEK: Five sion by having experience work- bent Dean Takko for state Legis- Legislative District 19 • Wade S. Samuelson ing on flood issues and helping Candidates File to lative District 19 position 1. Rep. State Representative Position 1 to create jobs at the local ports. Brian Blake, D-Aberdeen, also Lewis County District Court Replace Outgoing “It gives me a really detailed officially filed to defend his posi- • Dean Takko (D) knowledge of what is out there tion 2 seat in District 19 against • David A. Steenson (Liber- Judge Department 2 Commissioner Lee Grose tarian) and what are the problems. It challenger Hugh Fleet. • R.W. Buzzard By Kyle Spurr gives me an advantage work- Republican candidate John State Representative Position 2 ing with all of these agencies, Morgan, of Rochester, is chal- [email protected] • Hugh Fleet (R) Lewis County Prosecuting the same agencies the county is lenging incumbent Ed Orcutt • Brian Blake (D) The race for the Lewis Coun- working with,” Bainbridge said. for the position 2 seat in District Attorney ty Commission District 3 seat “If you look at opportunities 20. Morgan ran unsuccessfully • Jonathan L. Meyer (R) added three more candidates. in Lewis County, it has a lot of against Orcutt in the last elec- Legislative District 20 Five of the six men who an- natural resources. I think every- tion. State Representative Position 1 nounced their candidacy for body wants clean water, to pro- Filing week will last through • Richard DeBolt (R) tect their property rights. That’s Lewis County Sheriff commission seat have now filed. Friday. In-person filing is wel- State Representative Position 2 Toledo Mayor Jerry Pratt, my training and that’s my back- come at the Lewis County His- • Rob Snaza (R) White Pass Principal Gary ground.” toric Courthouse until 4:30 p.m. • Ed Orcutt (R) The current commissioner in Stamper and Onalaska fire Friday. Online filing is open un- • John Morgan (R) Lewis County Treasurer commissioner Rich Bainbridge District 3, Lee Grose, said he will til 4 p.m. Friday. officially filed, joining retired likely not run for office this year. To file online, visit the county Lewis County Assessor • Arny Davis (R) Boeing 747 captain Michael Onalaska resident Harry O. website at vote.wa.gov/lewis and Bhagwandin expressed interest • Martha Hunt (R) Messmore and retired air cargo click on Online Candidate Filing. PUD District representa- in the District 3 seat prior to fil- Mail-in declarations will also • Candy Hallom (R) tive John Roe Election ing week. Bhagwandin has not be accepted until Friday. • Dianne Dorey (R) Commission District 1 in the District 2014 filed as of Wednesday evening. On Friday after the county • Ben Kostick 3 race. All five candidates who have auditor’s office closes filing week, Lewis County Auditor Pratt has filed list themselves as Republi- the office will publicly announce served in cans. • Jenifer R. Slemp (D) Supreme Court the order of candidates on the • Larry Grove (R) Toledo city District 3 covers nearly two- primary ballots. Primary elec- Justice Position 1 government thirds of Lewis County and in- tions will only be necessary for • Mary Yu since 2000, including three cludes Toledo, Vader, Onalaska, races with more than two candi- Lewis County Clerk terms as mayor. Mineral and every town along dates. • Kathy A. Brack (R) Justice Position 3 White Pass Principal Gary U.S. Highway 12 from Ethel to A special three-day filing pe- • Mary E. Fairhurst Stamper served as the princi- White Pass. riod will take place Monday to pal at White Pass Junior/Senior Candidates have come for- Lewis County Commission Justice Position 4 Wednesday if nobody files for a Position 3 High School for the past four ward for other races as well as fil- specific office in Lewis County • Eddie Yoon years, and has previously been a ing week continues. during the regular filing week. • John Roe (R) • Charles W. Johnson teacher at Mossyrock as well as a As of Wednesday night, 34 • Michael Messore (R) youth sports coach. candidates had filed in 21 offices. BELOW are the candidates who • Jerry Pratt (R) Justice Position 7 Bainbridge, who retired from Former Washougal council- had filed as of Tuesday evening. • Rich Bainbridge (R) • Debra L. Stephens the Chehalis office of the U.S. man Michael Delavar entered For an updated list, visit www. Department of Natural Resourc- the race for the third congres- lewiscountywa.gov. Lewis County Coroner es Conservation Service in 2003, sional district against incumbent Court of Appeals, Division 2, currently serves as District 1 Fire Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, • Warren McLeod (R) District 3 Commissioner in Onalaska. and Democratic challenger Bob Third Congressional District Bainbridge said his nearly 30 Dingenthal. • Bob Dingenthal (D) Lewis County District Court Judge Position 1 year career with the USDA has Libertarian candidate David • Jaime Herrera Beutler (R) Judge Department 1 • Rich Melnick prepared him for the commis- A. Steenson filed against incum- • Michael Delavar (R) PACIFIC NORTHWEST Film on Climate Change Puts Gov. Inslee in Activist Light ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH By Brad Shannon ect is running Monday evenings against climate change. And it REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! The Olympian at 8 p.m. The episode featuring ends before the governor issued n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers Inslee is being rerun during the his executive order last month to 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation The nine-part Showtime week - after which it can be seen set up a task force to study what Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 series “Years of Living - Dangervia Showtime on Demand or kind of cap and trade system that Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers

ously” began airing in April. A CH521783ic.sw purchased later in the year as a might work for Washington. 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation segment looking at efforts by DVD. The series has a star-stud- Republican state Sen. Doug Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 Gov. Jay Inslee to enact state poli- ded cast in different episodes Ericksen of Ferndale chairs the cies that reduce greenhouse gas including Harrison Ford, and it Senate energy committee that More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 emissions in Washington aired is produced by big film industry watered down Inslee’s CLEW this week. names - including David Cam- legislation by removing referenc- In the 58-minute piece, In- eron, Arnold Schwarzenegger es to “climate change” or “ocean slee comes off as a man with eyes and Jerry Weintraub – and “60 acidification” and taking away Sharon Care Center open wide to climate change Minutes” veterans David Gelber Inslee’s tie-breaking vote on dangers and strongly motivated and Joel Bach. policy recommendations. As one “Great care at a Great place” to do something about it. That The film shows Inslee in his of two GOP members of CLEW,

You and Your family can count on us! CH520205.sl.cg is in sharp contrast to his Repub- first year of office as he worked Ericksen also balked at Inslee’s lican counterpart, Gov. Chris with aides to pass a bill in 2013 executive order on grounds the Trust the care of your loved one Christie in New Jersey, who is that set up a panel to study op- governor should have kept work- to those who CARE! portrayed in the episode as not tions for meeting greenhouse ing with lawmakers. Serving Lewis County seniors since 1998. interested in talking about cli- gas-emission goals set by the Asked about the film, Erick- Join Us For A Complimentary Tour And Lunch mate change despite having to state Legislature in 2007. In- sen said he didn’t subscribe to 1509 Harrison Ave., Centralia rebuild his state from Hurricane slee is shown at the Governor’s Showtime: “I have not seen it Sandy’s devastation in October Mansion answering questions and I can’t say I have any plans (360) 736-0112 2012. from celebrity interviewer Ol- to watch it.’’ “As far as a TV documentary ivia Munn (credits include “The But Ericksen said climate is- I thought it was very well done. Newsroom”) or to ride his bikesues and Inslee’s executive order They spent a lot of time with on picturesque Bainbridge Is- still have his attention. He plans the governor,” Inslee spokesman land. a June 17 hearing in his Senate David Postman said Wednesday, As the film accurately notes, committee in Spokane to con- having gone with Inslee to attend Inslee’s Climate Legislative and sider the safety of oil trains and a Tuesday night screening hosted Executive Workgroup (known a late September hearing in Tri- by the Washington Environ- as CLEW) ended in a partisanCities to evaluate Inslee’s execu- mental Council in Seattle. “The stalemate last December. Inslee tive order on climate. governor said after (that) he was and Democrats on the panel fa- “Inslee wants to talk about Check out our impressed by the production of it vored a cap-and-trade proposal carbon. I want to talk about … He thought it was put together to limit emissions and put a price new affordable energy we can well.’’ on carbon pollutants as well as put on the grid. In theory those If they quibbled at all, it was seek a cleaner fuel mix for ve- two things should be compat- FHA that portrayal of the split be- hicles. But Republicans on the ible,” Ericksen said. “He basically tween labor and environmental- panel - whose skeptical posi- wants to get me in a wrestling ists over coal export proposals at tions are not as well explained move to say I agree with him on Back to Work Longview and Cherry Point us in the film - opposed such caps climate change.’’ deeper than Inslee and environ- and preferred looking for other Postman said the governor is Program CH520330ca.sw mentalists think is there. Inslee, alternatives such as nuclear pow- moving ahead on climate poli- a Democrat, campaigned in 2012 er and expanding hydro produc- cies. “We’re continuing to push Becky Carver on using alternative energy as a tion. to make it happen. There is cer- NMLS: 185042 driver of job creation, and both The film ends with Inslee tainly no conclusion in that it labor and environmental sup- pretty much hemmed in politi- can’t happen,” he said. “There is Oice 360.807.4618 • Fax 360.807.4651 port were keys to his victory. cally by the Republican-led Sen- building interest in doing some- lo.primelending.com/rcarver The Years documentary proj- ate but unrepentant in his fight thing.” Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 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 Top Students Represent Lewis County Well One by one, the 50 students cancer in 2011 and later became DeBolt said as much. He noted their hometowns at some point selected as top graduates at Our Views the namesake of the scholarship how many graduates are often in their lives, bringing with them the annual Centralia-Chehalis they were educated in Centralia luncheon. in a hurry to leave Lewis County the value of their experiences. Chamber of Commerce’s Rob and Chehalis and brought to Fuller was known not only with no plans of returning. It’s a continuation of the Fuller Scholarship Luncheon an- maturity by their experiences as an astute business owner who DeBolt encouraged the community’s collective effort nounced their intentions for the and lessons learned from others employed hundreds of area resi- students to consider returning to bring its youth up in a way future Monday. right here in Lewis County. dents, but also an adept politi- home after taking the next step that gives them the best chance cian and community mover who in their educations. He said they of success. That effort begins at Among them were future The event is an inspiring engineers, doctors, accountants, quietly did much more good could help bring new ideas to an home, continues in local school lawyers, business leaders and one each year, as leaders receive than was ever reported on in area that is in dire need of them. districts and surges on as they scientists, along with several reminders of the talent and po- this newspaper. “Think about your family and reach adulthood and determine who proudly stated they are tential of those who have grown In short, this county needs think about your community,” what impact they will make. unsure where the next stages of up in our community. more men and women who DeBolt said. “Our community We appreciate the Chamber their lives will lead them. Each of them would have share the compassion, talents needs new ideas, new blood and of Commerce and its annual Regardless of their aspira- brought a smile to the face of and vision of Fuller. new people to contribute.” recognition of these students, as tions, they all shared a common Rob Fuller, the businessman During his keynote address at Many of the students honored well as the businesses that spon- thread in their backgrounds — and public servant who died of the luncheon, state Rep. Richard Monday will inevitably return to sor them.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Nostalgia Is a Wonderful Way to Feel Young Again I originally wrote this col- it’s the way which that particu- umn a month or so ago, but kept lar theater treated yokels from postponing it each week in favor out of town, but our seats were of more immediately pertinent in the next to last row of the topics. highest balcony in that massive The realization that the theater. Mickey and Ann were world is passing you by comes tiny moving indistinguishable in stages. One such stage for me specks, but somehow the energy was the recent death of Mickey of their performances reached Rooney at age 93. You might say all the way up to our place we grew up together. among the pigeons. Nostalgia He still looked young reigned supreme that night. enough to play a love-sick teen- The years between days- ager during the years when I gone-by and the present have was going through the same brought advantages to most of feelings and us: health care is better, travel is urges in my more convenient, knowledge is own life. He certainly more easily accessed, just had lovely and our very lives have been young movie extended and made more com- stars to fall in fortable. COMMENTARY: Raid on Americans’ Wallets love with and So why is it we still have I didn’t. And the nagging feeling that life was somehow better “back then?” he had another By Bill Moeller quality I’ve In many ways, maybe it was. Bonuses Paid to Delinquent Taxpayers; always lacked. There hasn’t been an original He was the eternal, eager opti- Hollywood musical since, well, Meanwhile, Tax Rates Keep Climbing mist. since Fred Astaire retired or thereabouts. True, there’ve been On screen he was the es- Last month, J. Russell George, sence of wholesome American filmed musicals, but they were adaptations of shows that were the Treasury inspector general “Give the rest of us a break! What youth. Off screen he was a gam- for tax administration, revealed bling, drinking womanizer, but originally presented on Broadway. Back in the good old days the Internal Revenue Service about the hardworking Americans who knew? gave a total of $1 million in If any problem arose in his there were also many musical with families and bills to pay? ” equivalents of “B” pictures. Jack bonuses to 1,150 workers who small town movie life, he had owed back taxes between Octo- one standard solution. “Hey,” Oakie and fellow Stadium High graduate Janice Paige (she was ber 2010 and December 2012. Those making less than Families with a combined he’d say eagerly, “let’s put on a The IRS paid out an addi- show. We can use dad’s barn two years ahead of me) starred $10,000 a year paid $68 more in $100,000 income account for 40 in many of them. And let’s not tional $1.8 million in bonuses federal taxes, on average, while percent of consumer spending, and our moms will sew the to workers facing other kinds costumes.” Moviegoers never forget the “B” studios answer to those making between $50,000 and because consumer spending Mickey Rooney himself, Donald of disciplin- and $75,000 saw an $822 jump. makes up 70 percent of the gross seemed to notice or particularly ary problems care that the eventual stage was O’Connor. His film girlfriends Wealthy filers with incomes of domestic product, economists usually weren’t as pretty as over the same $1 million or more were zapped are very concerned that consum- usually larger than the entire period, includ- barn was to begin with, or that Mickey’s, but he danced a lot with a $170,341 spike, on aver- ers will quit spending. better. (Who could ever forget ing improper age. Accountants across America the elaborate costumes certainly use of govern- never came from a flour sack. the high point of his career Who says the rich aren’t pay- were universally shocked at the ment credit ing their share? The enthusiasm he por- where he sang and danced to size of tax bills, and in order to cards, drug The rich were hit by the in- trayed was enough to dispel any the song, “Make ‘em Laugh” in pay Uncle Sam, many of their use, threats of crease in the tax rate to 39.6 per- of those minor discrepancies. As “Singing in the Rain” with Gene clients liquidated stocks. violence and By Don Brunell cent for couples with adjusted Pat Paulson used to say, “Picky, Kelly and Debbie Reynolds?) If all of these new taxes were unemployment gross incomes above $450,000, picky picky.” Come to think of it, it was a one-time occurrence, taxpay- benefits fraud, or single filers above $400,000. I had a chance to see Mickey probably those very movies that ers may understand, but unfor- according to The Associated Millionaires will pay $122,560 on stage once, from a distance. were behind the occasional urg- tunately, the worst may be ahead, Press. more a year just from this provi- Distance is certainly an under- es to claim my own little share with Obamacare taxes phasing Give the rest of us a break! sion alone, according to the Tax statement. My wife and I or- of space on the stage. That’s in, for example. something I can never — or What about the hardworking Policy Center. And they’ll have dered tickets for a show in Seat- On Cinco de Mayo, the Na- would ever want to — change, Americans with families and to pay a 20 percent levy on capi- tle’s Fifth Avenue Theater called tional Debt stood at $17.475 tril- thanks to Mickey and Donald. bills to pay? Thanks to President tal gains and dividends, up from lion, meaning every man, wom- “Sugar Babies,” which starred ••• Barack Obama and Congress, 15 percent. Mickey and a very agile dancer an and child in the United States Bill Moeller is a former enter- we got a swift kick in the wallet Medicare taxes for those with currently owes $57,514 for their in spite of her years, Ann Miller. tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city and we really felt the pain on taxable income above $200,000 (You might remember her from share of the U.S. public debt. council member, paratrooper and tax day. Adding insult to injury, ($250,000 for joint filers) rose According to the U.S. Debt the movie, “Easter Parade.”) pilot living in Centralia. He can be Obama flew back and forth to from 1.45 to 2.35 percent. Now, Clock, our total long-term un- I don’t know if we were just reached at bookmaven321@comcast. Hawaii on Christmas Eve, cost- 80 percent of the allowable item- late in ordering our tickets, or if net. funded liabilities are at $126 ing taxpayers $4 million. ized deductions were reduced trillion, a $1.1 million liability While the IRS delinquents and all personal exemptions for each U.S. taxpayer. The main First Amendment Center Quote of the Day got a boost to pay their tax bill for people with over $200,000 driver of that astronomical and the president was running ($250,000 for joint filers) have number is two of our major en- up his travel bill, more than been phased out. titlement programs: Social Secu- “In our future, as in our past, the greatness of our three in four Americans paid That is only the tip of the rity and Medicare. higher taxes for 2013, thanks iceberg of tax hikes because of Where will it all end? country has relied upon dedicated Americans to the fiscal cliff deal passed in the so-called Fiscal Cliff nego- ••• who have had the freedom to explore, debate, Congress on New Year’s Day. tiations. Don Brunell, retired as president The average increase is expected So what does that all mean? of the Association of Washington and challenge existing ideas and policies.” to be $1,257, but that figure Can government just raise Business, is a business analyst, writer, belies the wide disparity in im- taxes willy-nilly and not have and columnist. He lives in Vancouver, John McCain pact, according to the Tax Policy an impact on our economy and Wash., and can be contacted at The- U.S. senator, R-Ariz., U.S. Senate, 2008 Center. jobs? Of course not. [email protected].

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. • Main 9 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 Seattle Aims to Lead Nation to $15 Minimum Wage EARNING: Activists Threatening to Take Matter to Voters Through an Initiative By Manuel Valdes The Associated Press SEATTLE — They've crowd- ed into stuffy rallies at a Seattle union hall, protested in front of fast food restaurants, marched down city streets and implored city leaders to demand an im- mediate $15 an hour minimum wage hike for all employees. "We're not patient!" a man shouted at a union hall rally, and the crowd cheered. While the Seattle mayor is proposing to raise the wage to $15 in the coming years to the highest level in the nation, some activists say that's too slow and are threatening to take the issue to voters with a ballot measure Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press that would force a raise sooner. In this April 24 photo, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray, left, walks into a Seattle news conference past supporters and opponents of a proposal to increase the minimum wage Accounting for inflation, in the city. While the Seattle mayor is proposing to raise the wage to $15 in the coming years to the highest level in the nation, some activists say that's too slow and are "even in 10 years' time, workers threatening to take the issue to voters with a ballot measure that would force a raise sooner. still won't be at 15," said Kshama Sawant, the socialist City Coun- cil member and a leader of the Washington Restaurant Asso- ganizations will be given seven The mayor's proposal is the than 250 full-time employees. group 15 Now. ciation, says they support a wage years, with the new wage includ- latest in cities and states nation- If 15 Now and Sawant go As the plan is being debated hike, but with some key caveats. ing a consideration for tips and wide to raise minimum wages. ahead with a ballot measure, by the council, businesses are They want a phase-in and a health care costs over the first Last month, Minnesota raised business groups will likely file sounding the alarm that raising temporary training wage. They five years. the state's guaranteed wage by their own, said businessman the wage too quickly could hurt also want health care, commis- "If you leave the negotiating more than $3, to $9.50, by 2016. Howard S. Wright III, who is their revenue and force them to sions, tips and bonuses to be table with both sides being a lit- California, Connecticut and the CEO of Seattle Hospitality either hire fewer workers or let counted in total wages. tle unhappy, you've got a pretty Maryland also have passed laws Worldwide, an events manage- go more of their employees. Mayor Ed Murray presented good deal because it's sustain- increasing their respective wages ment conglomerate Popular restaurateurs have his plan, forged from an agree- able," David Freiboth of the King to $10 or more in coming years. Seattle voters would then be emphatically argued for count- ment among labor, business and County Labor Council to City The current minimum wage faced with competing ballots, ing tips in total compensation. nonprofit representatives. The Council members, invoking an in Washington state is $9.32 an each addressing the minimum Minority chambers of com- group crafted a plan that 21 of old labor saying. hour. wage hike in varying degrees. merce have banded together to the 24 members agreed on. It Once the $15 wage is reached, Sawant's group will attempt Mayor Ed Murray warned argue that a quick hike to $15 created a unified front for Mur- future annual increases will be to plead their case to City Coun- the two efforts would lead to a would kill their family-run busi- ray to present to the city. tied to the consumer price index. cil members but at the same time "mini version of class warfare." nesses; who, they argue, is go- Murray's proposal gives busi- "It's the least offensive of the they are gathering the 30,000 sig- ing to hire immigrants learning nesses with more than 500 em- imperfect solutions," said Bob natures needed to put their char- English for $15 an hour? ployees nationally at least three Donegan, CEO of Ivar's, a popu- ter amendment on the ballot. OneSeattle, a group made up years to phase in the increase. lar seafood restaurant in Seattle. Their proposal would create of small and medium-size em- Those providing health in- Donegan opposed the successful an immediate wage hike for large ployers with the backing of large surance will have four years to $15 a ballot measure in neigh- businesses and a three-year phase- Summer business organizations like the complete the move. Smaller or- boring city of SeaTac. in for organizations with fewer Special! Authorities: Casey Kasem Found in Kitsap County at Thorbeckes Fitlife Centers! SEARCH: Los Angeles Judge Concerned Single Paid in full After Attorney Says 3 Month He Doesn’t Know Where Radio Icon Is Membership LOS ANGELES (AP) — Casey Kasem was located in 99 Washington state on Thursday, three days after a Los Angeles $99 + tax judge expressed concerns about the ailing radio host's where- Expires 5/31/2014 *Must be 18+years abouts and safety. *Must have valid local address Kasem's condition was not immediately known, although his children rejoiced after days of uncertainty and said in a state- ment that locating their father was the first step in bringing him back to the Los Angeles area. Santa Monica police Sgt. Ma- rio Toti said Kasem was located Centralia 360 by the Kitsap County Sheriff's The Associated Press / File Photo Department on Wednesday, In this Oct. 27, 2003 photo, Casey Kasem poses for photographers after receiving the Radio Icon award during The 2003 Ra- 736-1683 hours after Kasem's children filed dio Music Awards at the Aladdin Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. A Los Angeles judge appointed one of Kasem's daughters Chehalis 360 a missing person's report. Kasem's as his temporary conservator on Monday after expressing concerns about the ailing radio personality's well being because 748-3744 daughter Kerri, who was appoint- he has been moved to a medical facility outside the United States. CH520689bw.db ed his temporary conservator at a court hearing on Monday, had ment. "We are one step closer to man for Kerri Kasem and her to wait for court filings before she bringing him home." siblings, said the family still had was able to file the report. Casey Kasem, 82, has been in "grave concerns" about Casey Los Angeles Superior Court poor health in recent years. Kerri Kasem's health. The Books of Lewis County Judge Daniel S. Murphy ordered Kasem's court filings state her fa- Jean Kasem's attorney, Craig adult protective services and ther is suffering from a form of de- Marcus, argued Monday that his court investigators to try to lo- Available now! mentia called Lewy body disease client had the right to move her A Simple Song by cate Kasem after an attorney for that had previously been incor- husband to any facility she saw his wife told the court that the Russ Mohney rectly diagnosed as an advanced fit. Murphy said he had the au- former "Top 40" host was no lon- ger in the United States but he form of Parkinson's disease. thority to order an investigation did not know where he was. Until Monday, Casey Kasem's into Casey Kasem's whereabouts Kerri Kasem's attorney Troy wife of 34 years, Jean, had been and appointed an independent in control of his medical care and attorney and doctor to evaluate Martin said during the hearing $ 99 that Kasem had been moved to controlled access to him. She has the radio host. 28ea an Indian reservation but was not blocked three of Kasem's chil- Casey Kasem gained fame + Tax $ 99 sure because he had been frequent- dren from a previous marriage, with his radio music countdown 12 ea ly moved from medical facilities. including Kerri Kasem, from shows, "American Top 40" and + Tax "We are grateful to the local seeing him in recent months, ac- "Casey's Top 40," and was the Our Hometowns Volume 1-3 authorities for finding my dad," cording to court filings. voice of Shaggy in the cartoon Kerri Kasem wrote in a state- Danny Deraney, a spokes- "Scooby Doo." $ 95 18ea News in Brief + Tax Book Only Record-Breaking 91 were recorded in the Seattle area. was killed Wednesday in a North $ 99 + Tax Forecasters say tonight will Cascades National Park peak after 9 ea Degrees in Portland be the last day of Northwest heat. getting swept by an avalanche. DVD Only The Weather Service says cooler The parks service says an $ 99 + Tax PORTLAND (AP) — The 3 ea temperature hit a record high 91 marine air will move inland avalanche hit Mount Shuksan The Flood DVD & Book on Thursday at Portland. The Tonight and Friday into Or- Wednesday morning as two skiers of 2007 Combo Walkin’ Joe were descending the peak. One ski- Book & DVD $ 98+ Tax and the Midnight Marauders Weather Service says that broke egon and Washington bringing a ea by Dennis R. Waller the old record of 88 for the date er narrowly avoided the slide, but 13

chance of weekend showers. CH487162cf.sw set in 2012. the other was caught, falling over A record of 88 was set at New- 2,000 feet. The uninjured skier Stop in today to one of these port, breaking the old record of Avalanche Kills Skier called for help using his cell phone. locations and get your copy!! 78 set in 1912. And, a record of 87 in North Cascades Climbing rangers found the was set at Astoria, breaking the body during an aerial search, but Lewis County old record of 82 set in 1939. SEATTLE (AP) — The Na- unstable snow conditions prevent- Historical Museum Temperatures around 80 tional Parks Service says one skier ed them from retrieving the body. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens RIvERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY ed meth in his possession dur- for allegedly stealing a ceramic caused the woman to have chest a bad experience with the real Wheelchair-Bound Man ing his arrest on the 300 block frog from a front porch on the pains. Her 7-year-old passenger estate company and was seeking of West Pine Street at 5 p.m. 1200 block of West Pear Street at was not injured. The driver of retaliation. Hit by Car Wednesday. 1:23 a.m. Wednesday. K-9 Reign the Honda Accord, a 17-year- • A wheelchair-bound man, • Dustin M. Burnett, 24, was called in to track Malone, old Chehalis girl, felt dizzy after Disorderly Conduct believed to be in his 50s, was of Centralia, was arrested and who ran from the scene north- the crash and had abdominal crossing the street in a desig- booked into jail for alleged pos- bound. pain. The Honda Accord was • Jacob A. Eberly, of Randle, nated crosswalk near Main and session of methamphetamine at destroyed in the crash. Minor was arrested and booked for dis- orderly conduct after an alleged Pearl streets at about 6 p.m. about 10 p.m. Wednesday on the CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT damage was reported to a near- Wednesday when he was hit by 1700 block of Harrison Avenue. by fence post. family dispute on 100 block of a car. The impact from the crash Theft Savio Road East in Randle. Eb- caused the man, a quadriplegic, Suspended License • An unknown suspect re- Theft erly was reportedly arguing with to be thrown from his wheel- portedly withdrew $200 from his 65-year-old mother because chair and up and over the car. • Mary Orlick, 25, of Cen- an ATM at Wells Fargo using • Keith D. Schroeder, 55, he felt frustrated having to do all He sustained a broken femur tralia, was cited and released for a credit card that had been left Packwood, was cited and re- of the chores and she was pick- and was transported to Provi- suspicion of second-degree driv- in the ATM. The owner of the leased for allegedly stealing ing on him verbally. He jumped dence Centralia Hospital. The ing while license suspended near credit card reported the theft at three hanging flower baskets, in the family car, revved the driver was cited. West Summa Street and South 11:45 a.m. Monday. valued at $100, from Four-U engine and drove toward his Silver Street at about 10:40 a.m. • A 15-year-old boy at W.F. Realty in Packwood. Schroeder mother, stopping 20- feet from Wednesday. West was referred to the juve- stole the flower baskets on May her. CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT 7. Surveillance tape was turned Theft and Stolen Property nile prosecutor’s office on Mon- Please call news reporter Stepha- Stolen Lion day for allegedly stealing from over to law enforcement and nie Schendel with news tips. She can • Sydness J. Amburgy, 21, of the high school locker room 10 Schroeder was contacted by offi- be reached at 807-8208 or sschendel@ • A stone lion was reportedly cers on Tuesday. He said he had chronline.com. Centralia, and Ryan B. Olson, stolen from a front porch on the times. 25, of Centralia, were both ar- 200 block of North Washing- • Brittnay L. Cary, 25, Che- rested for suspicion of theft and ton Avenue at about 11:30 a.m. halis, and Steele E. Grove, 29, Pe trafficking stolen property on Wednesday. Ell were both arrested and re- the 1900 block of Van Wormer leased for alleged stealing items Street at about 8 a.m. Wednes- Crash from Walmart by filling a duffle day. bag with the items at 10:45 p.m. • A two-vehicle collision was Monday. Hit and Run reported at Earl Street and John- • A wheel was reported sto- • Police took a report of a hit son Road at 7:55 a.m. Tuesday len from a Dodge Caravan on and run crash in a parking lot when one of the vehicles side- the 300 block of Southwest on the 2400 block of West Reyn- swiped a parked truck. James Street at noon on Tuesday. olds Avenue at about 10 a.m. There are no suspects. Wednesday. Burglary • Someone reportedly broke Unlawful Possession Lots of Meth into an apartment on the 700 • Christopher D. Kruger, • Sergio Cortez-Vazquez, 34, block of H Street. The burglary 21, Chehalis, was arrested and of Centralia, was arrested and was reported at 11:10 a.m. Tues- booked for alleged possession of booked into the Lewis County day. a dangerous weapon at 7:25 p.m. Jail for alleged possession of Monday. Kruger was reportedly methamphetamine on the 700 Bomb Scare waving and carrying a switch- block of South Silver Street at blade.

• The Washington State CH520329ca.db about 10:16 a.m. Wednesday. Bomb Squad was called to in- • Kristy Price-Alvarez, 34, spect a suspicious package with LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE of Centralia, was arrested and a derogatory message left in Crash booked into jail for alleged pos- front of a residence on the 1800 session of methamphetamine as block of Hillview Road at 6:16 • A 28-year-old Chehalis well as an outstanding warrant p.m. Tuesday. There were no ex- woman was cited for failing to on the 300 block of North Tower plosives found inside. The case is yield after she turned her 2008 Avenue shortly before 3 p.m. under investigation. Chevrolet Cobalt into her drive- Wednesday. way on the 300 block of Berry Newell-Hoerling’s • Jeremy A. Fine, 39, of Cen- Road in Chehalis and struck tralia, was arrested and booked Stolen Ceramic Frog an oncoming 1998 Honda Ac- into jail for outstanding war- • Aaron D. Malone, 25, Cen- cord. The accident occurred at Mortuary rants. Police also allegedly locat- tralia, was arrested and booked 3:35 p.m. Tuesday. The accident Proudly Serving Lewis & Thurston Counties Since 1907 Death Notices Sunday at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Next jackpot: $2.8 million 10000 U.S. Highway 12, Rochester. Ar- Hit 5: 03-08-25-29-39 • Funerals • JOSEPH MICHAEL JOHN “BUD” SPARKS, 27, rangements are under the direction of Next cashpot: $130,000 Winlock, died Friday, May 9, near Wash- Whiteside Family Mortuary, Elma. Match 4: 06-08-10-20 • Cremations Simple Direct ougal. A service will be at 1 p.m. Sat- Daily Game: 0-7-4 Cremation urday, May 31, at Cattermole Funeral • Monument Sales $775.00 Home, Winlock. Arrangements are un- Keno: 03-08-23-24-25-27-30-31-34- der the direction of Cattermole. Commodities 38-53-56-60-62-66-67-73-74-75-80 • Floral • INA FAY STRAY, 79, Castle Rock, for- Gas in Washington — $3.89 (AAA of merly of the Centralia-Chehalis area, Washington) • Advanced Planning died Friday, May 9, at Liberty Country Crude Oil — $101.66 per barrel Corrections Place, Centralia. A viewing will be at 10 (CME Group) For Information Please Call Gold — $1,299 (Monex) a.m. Monday at the Calvary Assembly ••• Funeral Directors Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary of God and a service at 11 a.m. at the Silver — $19.54 (Monex) The Chronicle seeks to be church. A luncheon will follow at the accurate and fair in all its report- Jim Hoerling & Joe Tommasi 205 W. Pine Street church. Private interment will be at ing. If you find an error or believe CH520698sl.sw Grand Mound Cemetery, Rochester. Ar- a news item is incorrect, please call Centralia, WA. 98531 rangements are under the direction of Lotteries 360-736-3317 Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. the newsroom as soon as possible at 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com • EDWARD HARP, 89, Rochester, died Washington’s Wednesday Wednesday, May 14, at Cooks Hill Manor, Games Monday through Friday. Centralia. No services are planned at Powerball: 07-33-39-52-55, Power- this time. Arrangements are under the ball: 33, Power Play: 3 direction of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, In Remembrance Centralia. Next jackpot: $90 million • HAZEL L. OLMSTEAD, 84, Rochester, died Mega Millions: HELGA MADGA (SCHELLHAAS) WOLF Sunday, May 11, at home. A celebra- Next jackpot: $136 million tion of life and potluck will be at 3 p.m. Lotto: 01-15-24-37-39-45 The family then moved to the Center for the last two years of Lincoln Creek area of Centralia, her life. Wash. Helga and Ehrenfried Helga is survived by her three divorced shortly after. sons, Ehrenfried “Fred” Wolf of Helga was a homemaker Dallas, Texas, John (Amy) Wolf SEND US YOUR EvENTS AND SUPPORT GROUPS and wonderful mother to her of Chehalis, Wash. and Jim Wolf By The Chronicle three sons. She was iercelyof Centralia, Wash. In addition to independent and thought nothing her sons, Helga loved her seven It’s time to refresh the What’s Happening sections of The Chroni- of packing her three boys off on grandchildren, Kayla, Ehren, cle. If you’d like to continue having your events and club and organi- a road trip. Her sons have many Allison, Hayden, LeAnna, Alden zation meeting notices run in this section, send updated information fond memories of their trips to for What’s Happening, to [email protected]. Alternatively, and Meili. Also surviving her are the Smokey Mountains, Kings you may submit your event or meeting notice by stopping by The sisters, Hedwig Schon, Gerda Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, and filling out a form at the front Dominion and to visit the U.S.S. Kleindienst, Karola Williard; desk. Yorktown. Following her divorce, and brother, Willi Schellhaas, Do not e-mail attachments such as Word documents or PDFs. At- Helga began working for Assured all of Germany; as well as tachments will not be opened. Write information directly in the body Home Health and Hospice as a numerous nieces and nephews. of the e-mail. Helga Madga (Schellhaas) hospice aide, where she made In addition to her parents, Wolf, age 75, passed away many friends. Some of those same Helga was preceded in death by Friday, May 9, 2014 in Centralia, friends were there to help ease her sisters, twins Leni Korn and Wash. after a two year battle Helga’s transition to Heaven, a Elli Walther. with Alzheimer’s dementia. She place she never doubted would In lieu of lowers, please was born in Horingen, Germany, become her inal destination. make donations in Helga’s Helga was a very prideful, on May 28, 1938, the sixth of name to Assured Home Health seven children of Johann and digniied lady and always and Hospice or to the charity of wanted to help others. She took Katrina Schellhaas. your choice. Although Helga did great pride in her lower gardens not wish to have a funeral, her Helga spent her school days and the small house she bought in Germany before marrying family is planning a celebration and ixed up. She was known in of her life to be held on Saturday, Ehrenfried Wolf in 1960. The her neighborhood for her green Savings May 24, 2014 at the V.R. Lee couple immigrated to America thumb and never met a stranger. on Jan. 16, 1964, when their She always had a hug for her Community Building, 221 irst son, Ehrenfried “Fred” sons and grandchildren and S.W. 13th Street, Chehalis, Jr. was four years old. They they could not leave her home WA, by Penny Playground Choose settled in South Carolina, where without a treat of some sort. In in Chehalis. The informal two more sons, John and Jim addition, Helga was a wonderful celebration of life will be from Funeral Alternatives were born. In 1976, the family 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. You are

CH521482sl.cg cook and baker. In her younger for quality service relocated to Willapa Valley, years, she enjoyed playing host encouraged to share a favorite at a better price. Wash., where they resided until to her small family for holidays memory or photo. 1981. Helga loved animals and and special occasions. Although Rest in peace. in Willapa Valley, she enjoyed her memory failed her, her smile To view the obituary, please go 360.807.4468 • FuneralAlternatives.org •• Serving Lewis County her “mini-farm” for many years. lit the halls of Sharon Care to chronline.com/obituaries. • Main 11 RECORDS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014

Chehalis Municipal Court Crime Stoppers of Lewis County Chehalis Municipal Court • Eli Jordan Fredrickson, 29, Elma, • Kevin Alger Rae Hudson, 24, Asto- Crime #1000 criminal cases, including sentenc- use/delivery of drug paraphernalia, dis- ria, Oregon, third-degree driving while es, fines, fees and findings of not missed without prejudice. license suspended, dismissed without • Diane M. Gange, 36, Rochester, two prejudice. Crime Stoppers of Lewis County and the guilty or dismissals. counts of third-degree theft, sentenced • John Charles Mansfield, 23, Win- Lewis County Sheriff’s Office are seeking Held April 23 to 364 days in jail with 334 suspended, lock, urinating/defacating in public, dis- fined $1,000 with $500 suspended on missed with prejudice. your assistance in a vehicle theft investigation. • Casey Dwayne Hasenbalg, 29, Roch- each count, concurrent, $549 in fees. ester, third-degree theft, sentenced • Matthew Adam Mickel, 44, Chehalis, Between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. on March 3, in the • Jason Aaron Landry, 36, Centralia, to 364 days in jail with 362 suspended, fourth-degree assault, dismissed with area of milepost 4-6 on Skate Creek Road (1) hit and run, unattended vehicle, (2) prejudice. fined $800 with $400 suspended, $250 third-degree driving while license sus- North, Ashford, someone stole the following off in fees. pended, (3) reckless driving, (4) third- • Lisa Beth Murphy, 28, Olympia, third- • Tony Curtis Hickman, 54, Centralia, degree malicious mischief, sentenced to degree theft, dismissed with prejudice. of a snow mobile trailer: third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 90 days in jail with 88 suspended, fined • Jose Gonzalo Coamba Pena, 37, Cen- days in jail with 364 suspended, fined $600 with $300 suspended each on tralia, third-degree driving while license 2012 Artic Cat snowmobile, custom built — $800 with $400 suspended, $150 in fees. counts 1 and 2, count 3 dismissed with- suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail orange and black in color • Maricela Ramsey, 49, Chehalis, (1-2) out prejudice, sentenced to 364 days in with 90 suspended, fined $600 with two counts of fourth-degree assault, (3) jail with 362 suspended, fined $600 with $300 suspended, $103 in fees. The approximate value is estimated at more disorderly conduct, count 1 dismissed $300 suspended on count 4, concurrent, • Bernardino Sanchez-Lima, 47, Cheh- than $22,000. without prejudice, sentenced to 364 $330 in fees. alis, violation of uniform code, first viola- days in jail with 362 suspended, fined • Adam Isaiah McGowen, 22, Randle, tion, dismissed without prejudice. $600 with $300 suspended on count 2, If you have information about the location third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 • Jairo A. Torres Ramirez, 23, Olympia, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 88 sus- days in jail with 334 suspended, fined fourth-degree assault, dismissed with of this property or the person responsible pended, fined $600 with $300 suspend- $800 with $400 suspended, $596 in fees. prejudice. for stealing it, don’t delay. Call right away. ed on count 3, consecutive, $549 in fees. • Sky-Eagle Schlacta, 54, Chehalis, fourth-degree assault, dismissed with • Ryan Patrick Turner, 27, Danville, Cali- Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for Held April 30 prejudice. fornia, third-degree driving while license suspended, dismissed without prejudice. information leading to the clearance of this • Blake Andrew Clark, 23, Bow, third- • Stephen Jesse Arter, 26, Chehalis, degree driving while license suspended, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 • Victor A. Vergara Garcia, 29, Centra- crime or any other crime. Call Crime Stoppers sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- days in jail with 364 suspended, fined lia, disorderly conduct, dismissed with at 1-800-748-6422 or report online at www. pended, fined $600 with $300 suspend- $800 with $400 suspended. prejudice. ed, $103 in fees. • Tammy Kay Fragall, 46, Centralia, • Sherry Denise Wendling, 56, Cheha- lewiscountycrimestoppers.org. • Terry Sue Conley, 45, Winlock, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 lis, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 Remember, you never have to third-degree theft, dismissed without days in jail with 364 suspended, fined days in jail with 364 suspended, fined prejudice. $800 with $400 suspended. $800 with $400 suspended. leave your name. Tipsters 3602, 3603, 3609, 3610, 3613, Chehalis Municipal Marriage Licenses please call Crime Stoppers for reward information. The following couples recently • Ricky Allen Durham, 22, and Hayley Public Service Announcement Court Ann Barger, 21, both of Cinebar Centralia Municipal Court applied for a marriage license at the Lewis County Courthouse: • Francis Eugene Metcalf, 29, and Sarah criminal cases, including sentenc- • Chad Michael Withrow, 40, and Brian- Ann Anderson, 24, both of Centralia es, fines, fees and findings of not na Rae Kazee, 31, both of Chehalis • Brian Scott Larson, 48, and Jodi Anna guilty or dismissals. • Leonard Milford Necochea, 78, Shel- Helm, 37, both of Centralia Held May 6 ton, and Dian Lynn Shufflebarger, 65, • Russell Lyman Morton, 43, Winlock, HAROLD LEROY POWELL Centralia and Marlo Clarice Poe, 28, Centralia March 24, 1923 - May 11, 2014 • My Mahjoub Aitelharch, 57, Centralia, • David Keith Reeder, 35, Emmett, Idaho, • Jeffrey Cloy McDaniel, 52, and Tamara driving under the influence, sentenced and Chandi Deann Lupo, 26, Onalaska Lynn Sanford, 53, both of Chehalis to 364 days in jail with 363 suspended or 15 days electronic home monitoring, fined $5,000 with $4,405 suspended, $3,499 in fees. In Remembrance • William Hawk, 51, Toledo, third-de- gree theft, sentenced to 364 days in jail ARLYN EARL DAMME & with 360 suspended, fined $600 with MARGARET ELIZABETH $300 suspended, $300 in fees. (INDERBITZEN) DAMME • Carolyn Colgrove, 44, Albany, Ore- gon, two counts of third-degree driving family dairy farm and later as a while license suspended, fined $150 on bank teller. count 1, sentenced to 2 days in jail, fined Arlyn and Margaret were $150 on count 2, $405 in fees. • Jonathan Walsh, 35, Chehalis, third- married May 28, 1949 in degree driving while license suspended, Chehalis. They owned various sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- businesses and endeavors until pended, fined $600 with $300 suspend- retiring to travel in their RV. Harold L. Powell, age 91, passed on May 11, 2014 ed, $103 in fees. They spent their last years in at St. Peter Hospital Olympia, Wash. with his family • Kaile Hamilton, 19, Chehalis, third- Centralia enjoying life and at his side. He died from complications of congestive degree theft, sentenced to 364 days in sunsets. heart failure. jail with 349 suspended, fined $800 with He was born at home at Lacamas near Salkum, on $400 suspended, $1,150 in fees. Arlyn is survived by a sister, March 24, 1923 to James and Martha Powell. He was • Mary J. Flippin, 56, Centralia, third- Arlyn Earl Damme, 87, Inez Bruce. degree driving while license suspended, passed away Dec. 14, 2013 in Margaret is survived by the 10th of 11 children. He attended irst grade at a two-room school in Cinebar and moved to Onalaska fined $150, $253 in fees. Olympia, Wash. He was born sisters, Alice Elder and Lorraine • Adrian Tomes-Drahos, 21, Centra- Folwell. where he inished 7th grade. When the family moved to May 23, 1926 in Remington, Salkum, he attended Mossyrock School and graduated lia, disorderly conduct, sentenced to They are both survived by 90 days in jail with 88 suspended, finedWis. to Reinhard and Hallie in January of 1941 with honors and was captain of the $400 with $200 suspended, $100 in fees.Damme. At 16 he was drafted their daughter, Linda; four football and basketball teams. He attended college at • Rhonda Baxter, 42, Centralia, third-to play pro baseball with grandchildren, Joel, Seth, Bellingham for one quarter until he received his draft degree driving while license suspended, the Cardinal Farm team in Benjamin and Elizabeth; and 12 notice in January 1943. fined $150, $253 in fees. Tennessee. He served in the great-grandchildren. Harold married Dorothy J. McMahan on Feb. 8, • Elizabeth Bowman, 30, Centralia, Army during WWII in the A funeral mass will be at 1943. Three days later he entered the Army and served second-degree criminal trespassing, European Theater. St. Mary's on May 23, 2014 at in England and France throughout WWII. After the war, sentenced to 90 days in jail with -90 sus Margaret Elizabeth 11:00 a.m. with a fellowship to pended, fined $600 with $300 suspend- he was reunited with Dorothy in January of 1946 and ed, $150 in fees. (Inderbitzen) Damme, 84, follow. Graveside service will they moved to Seattle where he attended the U.W. His • Amanda Chambers, 34, Centra- passed away May 7, 2014 in be held 11:00 a.m. May 28, 2014 hopes were to be a coach and math teacher, however, lia, third-degree driving while license Centralia, Wash. She was born at Claquato Cemetery Chehalis. when he realized he would soon become a father they suspended, March 22, 1930 in Chehalis, sold their home and moved back to Lewis County. sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90Wash. to Joseph and Anna To view the obituary, please They purchased their current home near Salkum in suspended, fined $800 with $400 - susInderbitzen. She worked on the go to chronline.com/obituaries. 1948 which he remodeled and has lived in for 66 years. pended, $253 in fees. He worked 14 years at Howard’s Mill in Mayield, C&E Mill in Randle and for The City of Tacoma at the GEORGE ARTHUR MCLEAN Mayield Power Plant for 20 years as an operator until March 8, 1935 - May 9, 2014 he retired in 1987. After he retired, he and Dorothy took a three month worked on many homes and Texas; daughter, Kathy (Bill) trip with their travel trailer to Alaska and saw many of businesses built between 1967 Dickey, Mission, Texas; the places they had read about and wanted to visit. and 1988 in the Libby area. sons, Dale (Grace Pleasants) He enjoyed camping, hunting, the mountains, picking He was a 51 year member of McLean of Tacoma, Wash. huckleberries and loved his family. He enjoyed people the United Brotherhood of and David (Karen) McLean and loved telling stories. During his recent hospital Carpenter’s Union and a Life of Seattle, Wash.; special stays, he always shared with the staff that he and his Member of VFW Post #1548 nephew, Ken (Andi) McLean; wife had just celebrated their 71st anniversary. One of Libby, Mont. He and Martha great-nephew, Blake; his major accomplishments was publishing a book this traveled for work for many granddaughters, Michelle year titled Our Story, that he and Dorothy worked on years before retiring to Port Turner of Kennewick, Wash. for the past 18 years. It is a treasured gift they gave to Angeles, Wash. In 2012 they and Victoria (Brian) Frost their children and grandchildren. moved to Mission, Texas to be of Florence, Ala.; and great- He was a member of an undenominational worldwide nearer to their daughter, Kathy. granddaughters, Sophie fellowship of New Testament Christians. George loved to ish, hunt, Turner and Hermione Frost; as He was preceded in death by a son, Gary in 1997; camp, hike and just spend time well as his brother’s widow; and two daughters, Elaine Jasperson in 2010 and Linda George Arthur McLean with family and friends. and his other ive children and went to eternal rest on May 9, George had a strong faith their families; and many more Welch in 2011; his parents, four brothers, Dan, Dave, 2014 at 1:15 p.m. surrounded Bill and Barney; and ive sisters, Daisy (a baby), Clara in God and volunteered at the family members. Busek, Bess Wright, Nora Norris and Nellie Swietzer. by his wife and children after First Presbyterian Churches George was liked by all a year long battle with cancer. of Port Angeles and Mission. who met him and will be He is survived by his wife, Dorothy at home; a son, He was born on March 8, 1935 He volunteered following greatly missed. The family Harold Jr. of Salkum; two daughters, Ellen Berdan in Bigfork, Minn. to Basil and of Salkum and Diane Taylor of Tenino; and a sister, the December 2007 loodswishes in to thank all the Beulah Davis of Centralia. Lillian Allen McLean. The Chehalis, Wash. and made healthcare personnel who McLean family were pioneer many friends while restoring cared for George during his He is also survived by 13 grandchildren; 17 great- settlers in northern Minnesota grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews and a their homes in the Boistfort, illness. A service to celebrate host of friends. in 1900. Curtis area. George’s life will be held at George graduated from George was a member of the First Presbyterian Church We held you in our arms for a little while the Bigfork High School. the Sequim Prairie Grange of Mission, Texas, 1102 Ash He served in the U.S Army but will hold you in #1108 Sequim, Wash. Dr., on Tuesday May 13, 2014 our hearts forever. 3rd Armored Division from and was the juicer for the at 2 p.m., with a memorial 1958 to 1960 and served pancake breakfast crew and service and Interment of his Viewing will be Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Germany (with Elvis participated in the remodel ashes in Port Angeles, Wash. Presley). He married Martha of the grange kitchen. He at a later date. Services will be Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. at the Sticklin Funeral Chapel, 1437 S. Gold, Centralia, Olson in 1960 and became a enjoyed helping families in In lieu of lowers, donations father to her daughter, Kathy. WA. Graveside services with military honors will need by doing home repairs. can be made to the First follow at the Shoestring Cemetery off Hwy 508 at 104 The family quickly grew to George was preceded in Presbyterian Church of include two sons, Dale and Frase Rd., Onalaska, WA. All are invited to a potluck death by his father, Basil Port Angeles, Washington, reception at the Shoestring Church adjacent to the David. He attended St. Cloud, K. McLean; step-mother, Building Fund, 139 West Minnesota Vocational School cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to The Irene Hamilton McLean; 8th Street, Port Angeles, Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis. for carpentry. George became mother, Lillian Allen Kell; WA 98362-6031, or First a master carpenter and loved step-father, Theodore J. Kell; Presbyterian Church of working with wood. After special uncle, Fred McLean; Mission, Outreach Program, To view this obituary, please go to chronline.com/obituaries. completing his apprenticeship, brother, Robert M. McLean; 1102 Ash Dr., Mission, Texas, he moved the family from and step-granddaughter, Lisa 78572 in memory of George Minnesota to Libby, Mont. and Vanderkolk. McLean. Sticklin Funeral Chapel worked for Kutz Construction 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at He is survived by his wife To view this obituary, please go to Centralia, WA 98531 for over twenty years. George www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com of 54 years, Martha, Mission, chronline.com/obituaries. (360) 736-1388 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Rush Limbaugh Wins 15 Crew Members Children’s Book Award Indicted Over South NEW YORK (AP) — In a Korean Ferry Disaster field that featured superstars such as Veronica Roth, Rick SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Riordan and Jeff Kinney, the Prosecutors indicted the captain winner of the Children’s Choice of the sunken South Korean ferry Book Award for author of the and three crew members on ho- year was a brand name of a dif- micide charges today, alleging they ferent kind: Rush Limbaugh. were negligent and failed to pro- The conservative commenta- tect more than 300 people miss- tor won Wednesday night for his ing or dead in the disaster. Less best-selling “Rush Revere and serious indictments were issued the Brave Pilgrims.” Nominees against the 11 other crew mem- are determined by how many bers responsible for navigating the copies their books sell, but win- vessel. ners are picked by kids, who vote Capt. Lee Joon-seok and the online. The awards were present- other homicide defendants — a ed by the Children’s Book Coun- first mate, a second mate and the cil, a nonprofit trade association. chief engineer — could face the Roth’s “Allegiant,” the finale death penalty if convicted, accord- of her blockbuster “Divergent” ing to the Supreme Court, though series, won the award for best no one has been executed in South book for teens. The Associated Press Korea since 1997. The remains of New York City Fire Department truck from Engine Company 21 are displayed at the National Sept. 11 Memo- The 11 others were indicted for rial Museum in New York Wednesday. The museum is a monument to how the Sept. 11 terror attacks shaped history, from its alleged negligence and abandon- No New Arkansas heart-wrenching artifacts to the underground space that houses them amid the remnants of the fallen twin towers’ founda- ing passengers in need when the Gay Marriage tions. It also relects the complexity of crafting a public understanding of the terrorist attacks and reconceiving ground zero. ship sank on April 16, according Licenses — for Now to prosecutors. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Turkish Families Gay couples in Arkansas will not be able to get wedding licenses, Obama Attending NYC Bury Miners as Toll even though the state Supreme Court upheld a ruling that struck Rises to 282 down the ban on same-sex mar- SOMA, Turkey (AP) — Wom- riage, because a separate law that en sang improvised ballads about prevents clerks issuing the li- 9/11 Museum Opening the departed over freshly dug censes to same-sex couples is still graves today, even as backhoes on the books. By Jennifer Peltz carved row upon row of graves In an unsigned order, the into the dirt and hearses lined up justices refused to put the rul- The Associated Press outside the cemetery with more ing by Pulaski County Circuit NEW YORK — President “You won’t walk out of this museum victims of Turkey’s worst mining Judge Chris Piazza on hold. Even Barack Obama and first lady without a feeling that you understand disaster. though they rejected the state’s Michelle Obama are touring the Rescue teams recovered anoth- request to suspend the ruling, Sept. 11 museum today. humanity in a deeper way.” er eight victims, raising the death their order will still prevent any The president and first lady toll to 282, with some 142 people other same-sex couples from get- joined former Secretary of State Joe Daniels still unaccounted for, according to ting marriage licenses in Arkan- Hillary Rodham Clinton and museum president government figures. The disaster sas, at least for now. former New York City Michael Tuesday has set off protests around Last Friday, Piazza threw out Bloomberg for this morning’s Turkey and thrown Prime Minis- a 10-year-old ban that voters tour. lion in donations and tax dol- vilion where the rusted tops of ter Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s presi- placed in the state constitution They were shown the Memo- lars. Work on the museum was two of the World Trade Center’s dential ambitions off stride. Black- and a separate state law bar- rial Wall bearing photos of vic- marked by construction prob- trident-shaped columns shoot ening his reputation further, one ring same-sex marriages. But he tims of the 2001 terrorist attack, lems, financial squabbles and upward. From there, museum- of Erdogan’s aides was accused of didn’t rule on a separate law that among other exhibits. disputes over its content and goers descend stairs and ramps, kicking a protester on the ground. regulates the conduct of county Obama is set to speak at the the appropriate way to honor passing through a dark corridor clerks, which threatens fines if museum’s dedication ceremony the dead, but its leaders see it as filled with the voices of people they issue marriage licenses to later today. The museum opens a monument to unity and resil- remembering the day and past Japanese Panel Urges same-sex couples. to the public May 21. ience. the battered “survivors’ staircase” Greater Military Role By turns chilling and heart- And its opening is prompting that hundreds used to escape the breaking, the ground zero muse- reflection from presidents and burning towers. TOKYO (AP) — Citing threats Homeless Man Turns um leads people on an unsettling the everyday people whose lives At the base level — 70 feet from China and North Korea, a in Lost Cash He journey through the terrorist at- were changed by the attacks. below ground, amid remnants government-appointed panel is tacks, with forays into their lead Obama is mindful of “the of the skyscrapers’ foundations urging Japan to reinterpret its pac- Found on Street up and legacy. need to remember and the power — there are such artifacts as a ifist constitution to allow the use KINGSTON, N.Y. (AP) — There are scenes of horror, of memory in a nation’s his- mangled piece of the antenna of military force to defend other Authorities say a homeless man including videos of the skyscrap- tory, as well as the need to prop- from atop the trade center and a countries. who last year turned in a lost ers collapsing and people falling erly grieve and rebuild,” White fire truck with its cab shorn off. Japanese Prime Minister wallet stuffed with money has from them. But there also are House spokesman Jay Carney Then, galleries plunge visi- Shinzo Abe formally received the done it again. symbols of heroism, ranging said Wednesday. Former Presi- tors into the chaos of Sept. 11: panel’s report today and vowed to Police in the city of Kingston from damaged fire trucks to the dent George W. Bush issued a fragments of planes, a set of keys seek ways to allow the military to in New York’s Hudson Valley wristwatch of one of the airline statement saying the museum to the trade center, a teddy bear do more for the country’s own de- say 67-year-old Hassell “Junior” passengers who confronted the “will help ensure that our nation left at the impromptu memorials fense and for international peace. Barber approached an officer hijackers. remembers the lessons of Sept. that arose after the attacks, the “We must study if the current on May 9 and said he wanted to “You won’t walk out of this 11.” dust-covered shoes of those who interpretation of the constitution turn in a “wad” of cash he had museum without a feeling that Charles G. Wolf, who lost his fled the skyscrapers’ collapse, is sufficient in order to protect the found on the ground. you understand humanity in a wife, Katherine, awaited today’s emergency radio transmissions people and their peaceful lives,” The Times Herald-Record of deeper way,” museum President ceremonial opening with a mix and office workers calling loved Abe said. Middletown reported that police Joe Daniels said Wednesday. of anticipation and dread. ones, even a recording of an as- But he also sought to assuage aren’t saying how much money The museum and memorial “It brings everything up,” he tronaut solemnly describing the concerns both at home and in Barber found. They’re attempt- plaza above, which opened in said Wednesday. smoke plume from the Interna- neighboring countries that he is ing to locate the owner. 2011, were built for $700 mil- Visitors start in an airy pa- tional Space Station. returning Japan to its militarist The money was found on the past. same street where Barber discov- “There is a misunderstanding ered a wallet containing $485 in 9 Wildfires Burn Across San Diego County; that Japan will return to a country cash last July. that wages war, but that will never He turned it in to police, who Evacuations Ordered, Campus Shut Down happen,” he said. “Japan sticks to tracked down the owner. its pacifist pledge it has kept since CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) — of San Diego and home to Lego- between his home and his neigh- the end of the war.” Nine wildfires covering more land. The park was closed be- bor’s. He debated about leaving his Hotel Fires Person than 14 square miles scorched cause of a power outage caused home, but he was worried what he Thai Protesters Who Recorded Jay San Diego County on Wednes- by the fire. might find upon returning. day, forcing thousands to flee The city’s schools also were “Work water, work!” he shout- Force Acting PM Z Attack Video their homes and prompting the closed, as most of the county’s ed, spraying down charred land- to Flee Meeting NEW YORK (AP) — A hotel closures of a college campus and would be today, and officials ex- scaping. where someone recorded secu- Legoland California. No major pected they wouldn’t reopen un- As the afternoon wore on, BANGKOK (AP) — Anti-gov- rity video appearing to show Be- injuries were reported. til next week. firefighters made progress in ernment protesters in Thailand yonce’s sister, Solange Knowles, Firefighters contended with Carlsbad Mayor Matt Hall stopping the blaze’s spread, and entered a military compound to- attacking Jay Z inside an elevator temperatures approaching 100 said the blaze consumed an 10 percent of it was contained by day and disrupted a key meeting said Wednesday it had identified degrees and gusty winds as they eight-unit condominium com- early evening. on the fate of controversial July and fired the person. tried to contain flames fueled plex, as well as damaged eight Other areas in the county elections, forcing the acting prime The Standard Hotel said the by brush and trees left brittle by homes and two businesses. also flared up, then calmed minister to flee for security rea- person had been terminated for drought. Two firefighters suffered Thousands were asked to evacu- down by nightfall. sons. That followed an overnight “breaching the security policies of minor injuries — one heat-related ate their homes. A fire on the edge of San Di- attack on protesters that left three the hotel and recording the con- and one from smoke inhalation. As the flames surged, a steady ego in the community of Lake- dead and at least 22 injured, the fidential CCTV video.” The biggest concern late stream of residents stopped at a side prompted brief evacuations latest spasm of violence in Thai- Celebrity website TMZ post- Wednesday was in San Marcos roadblock on a four-lane thor- in the early evening Wednesday land’s political crisis. ed the 3-minute video Monday north of San Diego, where a new oughfare as they tried to return that were called off a few hours Caretaker Prime Minister Ni- and said it was shot last week in- blaze broke out in the late after- home to collect valuables. later. wattumrong Boonsongpaisan side a Standard Hotel elevator. noon, some 21,000 evacuation Richard Sanchez watched Yet another fire blackened was meeting with the Election The video appears to show notices were sent to residents nervously as a plume of black 6,000 acres on and around the Commission at an air force acad- Solange attacking Jay Z in Be- and a California State University smoke rose near his home. He Camp Pendleton Marine base, emy outside Bangkok to discuss yonce’s presence. A security campus with nearly 10,000 stu- had left his house an hour earlier but a handful of evacuations whether elections can be held July guard intervenes. The footage dents was evacuated. At least five to run an errand. were over by evening. 20 or need to be delayed due to the shows the performers in the out- structures there were destroyed, “All I want to do is get there Gov. Jerry Brown declared a political conflict. fits they wore to the Met Gala authorities said, but it wasn’t im- and evacuate,” Sanchez said. “We state of emergency for San Di- He had chosen the location for last week. There is no audio. mediately clear how many were have a plan, but I can’t execute it.” ego County, which would free up security reasons to avoid protest- The hotel said after the homes. As authorities yelled “Please special resources and funding for ers in the capital who are opposed video was first aired that it was The most destructive of the evacuate!” in Joe Post’s neighbor- the firefight, and state fire offi- to the election and are calling for “shocked and disappointed” by fires was in the coastal city of hood, he grabbed a garden hose cials were creating a central com- an unelected, appointed prime the security breach. Carlsbad, about 30 miles north and doused a palm tree in flames mand center for the blazes. minister. • Main 13 LOCAL / FROM THE FRONT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 South Thurston County Pot Retailer Misidentified in Lewis County DIFFICULT POSITION: Pot Americanna Weed Co. at 1234 Neary Ouch, a business part- Highway 506 in Vader. ner with the owner of Washing- Retailer Washington “Lewis County was allocated ton Green Leaf, said the situation LEWIS COUNTY SETS RETAIL POT PUBLIC HEARING Green Leaf Unable to four licenses for the county at has put the owner, who did not By The Chronicle Open in Either County large. Since there were only four want to be identified, in a diffi- The Lewis County Commission this week scheduled a public hear- prescreened applicants for Lewis cult position. ing for 10 a.m. Monday, June 2, prior to renewing the moratorium on By Kyle Spurr County, no lottery was held,” “We did our research before the production, processing and retail sale of marijuana. Mikhail Carpenter, Liquor Con- we put in our application. It was [email protected] The county’s current six-month moratorium is scheduled to ex- trol Board spokesman, wrote for unincorporated Thurston pire in June. Lewis County Public Works is requesting an additional six Potential pot retailer Wash- the county in an email. “Before County,” Ouch said. “We were months to work with staff to create zoning and planning for retail pot ington Green Leaf had plans to being entered into the lottery, shocked and surprised is was sales in the county. The county also wants more direction from the open up shop in South Thurston applicants had to submit docu- (moved to) Lewis County. Right state. County. ments for prescreening to ensure now, we don’t know what is go- “We don’t have the zoning and planning done,” Commissioner Lee The pot business filed with they were a bona fide applicant. ing to happen and what they are Grose said. the state Liquor Control Board Those that didn’t submit the doc- going to do.” The county’s stance is similar to cities in the county and across the state. for a property at 21837 Old High- uments or didn’t pass the pre- The pot business is now not The Centralia City Council approved extending its pot retail mora- way 99 SW near Northwest Sau- screening were not entered into allowed in Lewis County and torium on Tuesday night. Meanwhile, Napavine City Council set a pub- sage and Deli in unincorporated the lottery.” unable to be approved in Thur- lic hearing on its moratorium for 6 p.m. June 10. Thurston County. Lewis County is not recog- ston County, since the county Chehalis is currently under a six-month moratorium. However, the location has a nizing Washington Green Leaf’s already allocated its pot retail Centralia address so the Liquor business license since its busi- business licences. Control Board approved it for ness is in Thurston County. The Liquor Control Board Lewis County. The pot business “They are not in our county,” already awarded six pot retail Statewide, the Liquor Con- Ouch said the owner may is one of four stores the Liquor Lewis County Commissioner licenses in Thurston County at- trol Board awarded 334 retail li- drop out completely if he is un- Control Board allowed to open Lee Grose said. “It’s their prob- large, not including Washington censes. able to fix the situation. in Lewis County. The other three lem and the Liquor Control Green Leaf. A total of 19 retail- Washington Green Leaf plans “As of right now we don’t are Cannabis and Cannabliss on Board’s problem. It’s not our ers applied in Thurston County to reach out to Thurston County know,” Ouch said. “We are just Sandra Avenue in Centralia and problem.” at-large. and the Liquor Control Board. kind of waiting to see right now.”

threatened on every decision the legalization initiative by an til we’re in a court of law.” The city of Centralia belongs Pot we make with somebody that’s 11 percent margin in November Speaking on behalf of to an insurance pool that helps threatening to sue and I’m not 2012 while the state favored the RIU420, a potential marijuana pay for trials, but Murphy-Ol- Continued from front page going to govern that way,” said measure. retail shop in Centralia, Frank son said it’s unclear if it would Canaday after the meeting. “We Potential marijuana proces- Grisham, of Marysville, said his cover a lawsuit surrounding the All three of the speakers who don’t feel like we have all the sor David Kois, of Olympia, ar- family successfully sued other marijuana moratorium. appealed to the council dur- answers to the direction that we gued that his industry will bring cities to have strip club morato- However, she said Centralia ing the public comment session want to go yet. The moratorium much needed jobs to the city of riums lifted and they wouldn’t isn’t alone. were associated with a marijua- makes the opportunity to look Centralia. He also argued that hesitate to sue Centralia. “Cities are hearing (threats) na business. All three said the at things.” the city erroneously equates rec- “I ask you, please don’t put around the state, it isn’t an iso- City of Centralia will be sued by Elmore says that the council reational marijuana to medical us in a corner and drag us into lated incident,” she said. at least one of them if the mora- is following the will of the com- marijuana to justify the morato- legal action with this city … We Marijuana lobbyist Philip torium is not lifted soon. munity. rium. He said that if the mora- fought very hard to locate and Dawdy spoke in support of Da- City officials were unmoved. “As a councilor, my com- torium isn’t lifted by July he will comply, and I promise you we vid Kois’ plans during the meet- The council voted 4-3 Tues- munity doesn’t want it and I’m take legal action. won’t go away,” he said. ing and said afterward that he day to extend the moratorium responding to my community,” “The two are regulated differ- City Attorney Murphy-Ol- believes recreational marijuana an additional six months after said Elmore. “We get no finan- ently and separately under state son said she cannot comment is inevitable. the public hearing. Councilors cial benefit, other than a utility law,” Kois said. much on the actions the city is “This is the end of prohibi- John Elmore, Patrick Gallagher, tax (on wouldbe producers’ en- City Attorney Shannon taking around the possible law- tion. The whole world is watch- Mayor Bonnie Canaday and ergy useage).” Murphy-Olson disagrees. suits, whether or not it will take ing, the war on drugs has been Bart Ricks voted down approv- Voters in Centralia rejected “We have our theories, they the case to court, or what kind utter failure,” he said. “(Centra- ing pot sales. marijuana legalization. Lewis have theirs,” she said. “Those of case it would make to defend lia) will lose that battle it’ll cost “I cannot imagine being County as a whole voted against questions won’t be answered un- its position. them a lot of money.”

said Mitchell. “The improve- right direction. It should be just sioner Lee Grose said that the stable,” he said. “Markets fluc- Timber ments are huge.” enough to take us below double county is projecting for an in- tuate, but there’s generally an According to Mitchell, tim- digit rates,” he said. crease in logging revenue, but he increase (every spring and sum- Continued from front page ber has several other industries The increased demand for says that’s due mainly to an high mer) and we expect that to oc- connected to it, so as more timber is fueled by international prices for timber products, not cur this year. The severe weather As of March, Vleming’s of- people get back to work logging, demands for unprocessed logs. an increase in productivity. they had (this winter) back east fice counted 1,640 logging and those businesses should see an The majority of timber cut in “Revenue doesn’t necessar- made for a slowdown but we timber jobs in Lewis County, a improvement as well. Lewis County is sold on the ex- ily reflect more harvest it can think it'll pick up now.” 15.8 percent increase over last “From housing to (local busi- port market, typically bound for reflect (higher prices),” he said. Economists predict 2014 year’s count of 1,380. nesses), it’s all connected. A log- Japan, Korea or China. The rest “Prices are way, way up right now housing market performance to The Great Recession hit ger walks into a forest and sup- of it — including all the timber and have been for about a year. be similar to last year. In 2013 Washington hard because the ports a family who buys things harvested on Washington De- They were at a low $125-$175 roughly 917,000 new homes state is one of the country’s top in the community at local mar- partment of Natural Resources per thousand board feet, now were built in the United States, producers of wood products kets,” Mitchell said. property — is typically pro- they’re at $385 per thousand up 27.7 percent from the 718,000 used by the housing industry, At 10.7 percent, Lewis Coun- cessed in local sawmills and for board feet.” built in 2012. but rural Washington was espe- ty has the fifth highest unem- the domestic housing market. Sierra Pacific Industries Pawlicki said his company is cially impacted since the timber ployment rate in Washington, “That demand for domesti- spokesman Mark Pawlicki said hiring for millwrights, but find- industry is based in rural com- but the increased production cally processed lumber by local his company’s performance is ing there aren’t enough quali- munities throughout the state. leaves Vleming optimistic for contractors means (businesses) closely tied to the United States fied people to meet demand. “All of the double digit unem- the county’s future. will start pumping money into housing market and currently “It’s a tough position to fill. ployment counties in the state “We’re trending better than the local economy” Vleming at each of the company’s Lewis It’s a pretty specific skill set and are these rural counties that historic unemployment figures said. County sawmills. there aren’t many people out relied on the timber industry,” and we’re definitely going in the Lewis County Commis- “The best way to describe it is there that can fill it.”

ed by the sheriff’s office,” Meyer come onto his front porch “rant- at Shive’s head. Shive charged when he or she is assaulted in a Shot said Wednesday. “The autopsy ing” and accusing him of shoot- at the armed man and was shot place where he or she has a right was yesterday. I know there is ing Tuff. The 56-year-old man twice. Shive walked off the prop- to be, according to state law. Continued from front page further investigation.” told Shive to leave repeatedly, erty and collapsed onto the road. “However, states that have ad- Once Meyer receives the but the man refused, according The incident brings to light opted ‘stand-your-ground’ laws The shooting — which re- sheriff’s office investigation, to police. the issue of self-defense rules in go further than the ‘no duty to portedly started when Shive’s which will likely be next week, The man told police he felt Washington. black Labrador retriever, Tuff, retreat’ rule,” McMurtrie said. he said he will review whether threatened, so he armed him- Jacqueline McMurtrie, an was shot in the leg — occurred “They create a presumption that self with a .380 semi-automatic associate professor of law at the on the 200 block of Stowell Road, the incident was a case of self- a person acts reasonably when defense. handgun and went outside to University of Washington and about a half a block away from director of Innocence Project using force against someone When Shive learned that again tell Shive to leave. the Salkum Supermarket, short- Northwest, said in Washington who unlawfully enters their resi- ly after 8 p.m. Saturday. his dog, which survived, had According to witnesses, an- a person has no duty to retreat dence.” Lewis County Prosecutor been shot, he went to a neigh- other neighbor shouted at Shive, Jonathan Meyer said he is wait- bor’s house, where he thought telling him he was at the wrong ing for the sheriff’s office to fin- the shooter lived. Shive began house. ish its investigation before he shouting and pounding on the Shive then turned to walk determines any charges. front door. away when the 56-year-old man Novel Ideas “Right now we are waiting on The man who lived at the came into the front yard armed the investigation to be complet- house later told police Shive had with a handgun, and pointed it Tales from the T.J. Guyer property manage- serve as the manager for the Saturday’s Child Sale ment company remain on the property, a job Mattson began A Collection of Columns property. full-time last week. It appears he by Gordon Aadland Continued from front page The listing indicated a com- and his staff won’t have to worry Tales + Tax pany called Proactive Assets, about a new buyer coming, and from $ 95 Saturday’s Child 12 He says he was as surprised A collection of columns by Gordon Aadland LLC, of Mercer Island, listed the any fears of a different owner A special publication of The Chronicle as anyone to see it listed, and Yard Birds complex using the that could potentially want to was alerted to it late last week Northwest Multiple Listing Ser- do something radically differ- A Simple Song before requesting it be taken vice, which then utilizes mem- ent with Yard Birds can be put By Russ Mohney down. 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Waller estate company, and it should went up and were taken down set that price. not have been on there,” Mc- again were not returned as of “I don’t know where they got $1895 Daniel said Tuesday. “One of my late Wednesday afternoon. that sale price from,” McDaniel + Tax vendors told me about it.” Yard Birds recently hired said. “For whatever reason, it No “for sale” signs were ac- Jason Mattson, the man be- was just mistakenly listed.” tually posted on the property hind the effort to save the then- ••• while it was listed online; how- crumbling Yard Bird statue on Christopher Brewer: (360) Our Hometowns ever, several “for lease” signs for the west end of the property, to 807-8235 I, II, III $2899 Support Our Community Each + Tax V oluntee R Purchase yours today at: CH520986cf.db Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 NORTHWEST Washington Supreme Court Convenes at Clark College THREE CASES: High Court Visits With Students, Hears Arguments from Attorneys By Paris Achen The Columbian VANCOUVER, Wash. — Vancouver resident Becky Poma- ville enrolled in Clark College to become a paralegal with the goal of eventually earning her law de- gree, possibly with a specialty in appellate law. The Washington Supreme Court's visit to Clark College on Tuesday let her see appellate law in action. The nine justices heard three cases Tuesday in Gaiser Hall in front of an audience of nearly 100, which included Pomaville. "I think it's fabulous," Poma- ville said. "It's real-life learning instead of reading about it in a book." About three times a year, the Washington Supreme Court leaves Olympia and visits a dif- ferent part of the state to help educate the public about how the court works and to build confi- Steven Lane / The Columbian dence in the judiciary. Tuesday In this photo taken Tuesday, a lawyer argues a case in front of the Washington Supreme Court at Clark College’s Gaiser Hall in Vancouver, Wash. From left are justices was only the second time the Sheryl McCloud, Charles Wiggins, Mary Fairhurst, Charles Johnson, Barbara Madsen, Susan Owens, Debra Stephens, Steven Gonzalez and Justice Pro Tem Joel Penoyar. court has visited Clark County. The last time was in 1999, when Stephens said appellate law- able goal. the nine-member court con- yers have a different rhythm of "We are just ordinary people," vened at Fort Vancouver High work from that of trial lawyers, Stephens said. "Some of us are School. and they are more focused on the first in our families to go to “They found it was a positive experience for In the morning, the justices spotting trends in the law and college." heard lawyers argue a case about the citizens to know about the court and the turning over every rock for legal Clark College student Bar- whether Drug Court staffing options. bara Gallegos, of Vancouver, said important role it plays in their lives.” meetings should be open to the public and another case about "The beauty of being an appel- she thinks of the justices as com- whether the Washington State late lawyer is you don't have to parable to "movie stars." Charles Johnson Bar Association was within its go to court very often," she said. "But they're very personable," associate chief justice right to suspend an attorney's li- "Most of it is on paper. You can do she said. "They're very nice peo- cense for two years. They didn't it on your deck chair." ple." immediately issue decisions on Pomaville said she was de- The traveling court was cre- the cases. lighted with Stephens' answer. ated more than 20 years ago, pos- At the end of the arguments, "I've been thinking about ap- sibly when Supreme Court jus- We Have the justices took questions from pellate law, and now after hear- tices were temporarily displaced the audience. ing what she said, I'm more inter- from the Temple of Justice dur- "There are hardly any lawyers ested in it," Pomaville said. ing renovations in 1988 and 1989 in this area who practice appel- In addition to the court pro- and had to hear cases at different Money late law," Pomaville said, address- ceedings, the justices spoke to locations around the state, said ing the justices. "What is it that some Clark College classes on Associate Chief Justice Charles makes it so difficult?" Monday and lunched with stu- Johnson. "I don't think appellate work dents Monday and Tuesday. "They found it was a positive To Lend is as complicated as most trial Stephens said the interaction experience for the citizens to work is," replied Justice Debra allows the public to learn more know about the court and the Visit Any Of Our 11 Stephens, a former appellate at- about the justices and to see that important role it plays in their torney. practicing the law is an attain- lives," Johnson said. Local Branches Centralia (2 branches), Chehalis (3 branches), News in Brief Grayland, Morton, Pe Ell, Raymond, Rochester, South Bend for water. Washingtonians Buying Cayuse Pass So far, no common cause has Chehalis Airport Branch Booze in Idaho Opening on Friday stood out, the Yakima Herald-Re- Open Until 7 p.m. M - F & STATE LINE, Idaho (AP) — OLYMPIA (AP) — The state public reported. Another commu- 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturdays. The State Line Liquor Store is Transportation Department nity forum on birth defects was just across the border in Idaho, plans to open Cayuse Pass at scheduled Wednesday evening at and has become a major desti- noon Friday. the Benton-Franklin Health Dis- nation for booze buyers from The 4,675-foot-high pass trict office in Kennewick. Washington. on Highway 410 serves as a sce- “It absolutely is a worthwhile ssbwa.com The store opened a few nic entrance to the east side of exercise; I only wish there were 800-242-2036 months after Washington voters Mount Rainier National Park. more people here” to hear the mes- sage, said Dr. Dean Effler, a retired Member FDIC passed Initiative 1183, which two Cayuse Pass had been closed CH518892ca.jd years ago privatized liquor sales on Nov. 20 and crews started physician who lives in Yakima. in Washington. clearing the snow in early March. Don and Shirley Dufault who KXLY-TV of Spokane re- lost a baby to anencephaly in ported that since then, officials 1977 attended the Sunnyside fo- in Kootenai County, Idaho, have Forums Held on rum, hoping for answers. seen an increase of $7 million in Eastern Washington “I’m sure they’re trying,” Shir- liquor sales each year. ley Dufault said. “They just have The Idaho State Liquor Divi- Birth Defects to keep trying.” sion says Kootenai County had SUNNYSIDE (AP) — People the highest growth in the state. attending a community forum Korean Man Deported The prices keep custom- on birth defects asked state health ers coming back. A price check officials about possible causes for for Human Smuggling for a fifth of Black Velvet on ei- an unusual cluster of cases in SEATTLE (AP) — Immigra- LEWIS COUNTY ADVENTIST SCHOOL ther side of the border, showed Eastern Washington, including tion authorities have deported a it costs $10 in Idaho and $16 in nitrates in the water, pesticide ex- Tacoma man who facilitated the CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Washington. posure, diet and proximity to the smuggling of South Korean na- Hanford nuclear reservation. tionals into the United States. PRESCHOOL THROUGH GRADE 10 Olympic Park Cabin The Washington state Depart- U.S. Immigration and Cus- All day preschool and kindergarten options. ment of Health has been looking toms Enforcement says that Placed on Most for risk factors and will keep in- 30-year-old Sung Hoon Ha vestigating, state epidemiologist wad deported Monday after he Emphasis Endangered List Dr. Juliet VanEenwyk said. pleaded guilty in December 2013 Community Service • Goal Setting PORT ANGELES (AP) — An “We would love to find a to “inducing an alien to unlaw- Cross-age Mentoring • Leadership Training 83-year-old log cabin teeter- smoking gun, and have things fully enter” the U.S. Ha had been ing on the eroding bank of the align; if you find a cause, you can under investigation for a couple Our school with fully certifi ed teaching staff have served Lewis County Quinault River in Olympic Na- prevent. If you can’t find a cause, years before agents arrested him. families from all faiths for over 55 years. tional Park was added this week you can’t prevent,” VanEenwyk Court documents say that Ha to the state list of most endan- told about 25 people Tuesday first began by advertising in a ✕ gered historical properties. evening at the Sunnyside Com- Korean newspaper his services to For more information call PHYSICAL The Enchanted Valley Chalet munity Center. obtain driver licenses for his cli- Principal Carlton at CH518890ca.jd is included in the Washington Yakima, Benton and Frank- ents. Washington state does not 360-748-3213 Trust for Historic Preservation's lin counties have seen an abnor- require a proof of U.S. citizen- MENTAL annual list. mally high rate of anencephaly, ship. Ha was using his address to www.lcas.org ✕SPIRITUAL ✕ Built in 1930, the chalet was a rare and fatal birth defect that apply for other people. used as a lodge, summer ranger occurs when the protective neu- station and emergency shelter. ral tube fails to close at the base It's located in the southwest cor- of a baby’s skull. ner of the park, 13 miles up the State health officials start- Graves Creek trail in the En- ed investigating in 2012. They chanted Valley. scoured hospital and clinic re- The Kitsap Sun reported cords to identify all possible four other additions to the most cases. Investigators studied endangered list are an art deco- the medical records of affected style fire hall in Port Angeles, women to look for possible com- downtown Sprague near Spo- mon risk factors such as where kane, the Thayer Barn in Duvall they lived, whether they were and the Oysterville historic dis- taking their prenatal vitamins, trict in Pacific County. and if they were on private wells The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 • Main 15

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The owner of Yard Birds said the property was mis- takenly listed as being for sale for $6 million. If you could buy any property in Lewis County, what would it be?

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Linda Hatfield-Southern: One of the his- toric homes on Pennsylvania Avenue in Cheha- lis. Photograph submitted by Kimberly Weiland, WSU Lewis County Extension The Washington State University/Lewis County Master Recycler Composter volunteers have earned a statewide award for their outreach during the last year at classroom presentations, composting and worm composting classes and special events. The volunteers — and their coordinator Debbie Burris — were named the Washington State Recycling Association’s Recycler of the Year for Non-proits. They received the honor at the WSRA’s annual awards banquet on May 6, in Vancouver, Wash- Charles Snell: There’s a nice 25-ish acre ington. During the last year alone, they logged more than 800 volunteer hours and reached more than 5,000 students and parcel northwest of Gallagher and Galvin adults through their programs. Pictured, front row from left, are WSU Extension Director Sheila Gray, Linda Leedom, MRC roads owned by the Port of Centralia. The Secretary Judy Wilson, MRC Treasurer Mary White, Dick Morrison, Lynn Ford, Linda Morrison and WSU Lewis County MRC Port’s rail spur ends on the north end. Build a Coordinator Debbie Burris. Back row, from left, are Lewis County Commissioner Lee Grose, Commissioner Edna Fund, MRC road through there and develop it into an in- President Bob Taylor, Liz Hoecker, Alice Fisher, Joanne Rees, Connie Morehead, Lewis County Recycling Program Coordinator dustrial park for smaller tenants who want to Melanie Case, Bob Majoros, MRC Vice President Bob Albenesius and Commissioner Bill Schulte. take advantage of rail service. To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Chronline Comments Names in the News Anniversaries The following comments were submitted by Rochester Man Gets Arthur and Bertha Kelstrup readers of www.chronline.com. Some of the com- Basic Training Award ments have been edited for space and grammar. All Arthur and Bertha Kelstrup, stories are available for reading online. at Fort Leonard Wood Chehalis, will be celebrating PFC Michael Kvavle, 22, their 78th wedding anniver- • Story: Yard Birds Mistakenly Listed as For Sale Rochester, graduated from basic sary with friends and relatives combat training at Fort Leon- 1-3 p.m. Saturday at the Central ard Wood, Missouri, recently Bible Evangelical Free Church, CoMMenter: national with the Commanding General’s 2333 Sandra Ave., Centralia. Award. The Kelstrups were married So some Realtor out of the blue just decided to conjure He was honored “for distin- at Wolf Point, Montana, on May up a phony online listing for the Yard Birds at the price of guishing himself as the most 16, 1936. They have lived in this $6 million? Interesting how (the owner) is only quoted as outstanding soldier of Cycle 017- area since 1975, and now reside saying the listing was a “mistake” and not threatening legal 14, through his demonstrated at Woodland Estates Retirement action against the realtor for false representation. How can leadership ability, excellence Center in Chehalis. any reasonable person conclude the Yard Birds isn’t for sale? in physical fitness and overall Most of their lives have been I can’t blame (the owner), who I’ve always thought was a knowledge of military subjects spent in the gospel ministry. decent enough guy, for wanting to unload a property that ... .” They served for 12 years in the Arthur and Bertha Kelstrup gets hammered every time it floods. Now that he’s got the Kvavle is a graduate of Roch- American Sunday School Union, strup Jr., Lake Tapps, and Rita old Centralia Fuller’s building and the little store on 13th ester High School, and com- whose headquarters is in Rose- (Douglas) Peters, Milwaukie, and Market, he has better options for his business. Good pleted his associates degree at burg, Ore. Ore. Arthur is a retired teacher luck finding a buyer for the Yard Birds, though. Centralia College. He has served Later, they were affiliated and now a fisherman. Rita is re- a two-year mission in Brazil for with the Independent Bible tired from the Oregon Depart- the Church of Jesus Christ of Church in Seattle, Forks and ment of Education. Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter Latter-day Saints. Lewis County. The Kelstrups have four www.facebook.com/ @chronline He is currently taking ad- The Kelstrups have two chil- grandchildren and five great- thecentraliachronicle vanced individual training at dren, Arthur (Maureen) Kel- grandchildren. Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and is ex- Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to pected to return home in July, [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. where he will continue to serve in the Army National Guard and work toward completing his edu- We’ve Got hat cation. Cowlitz Basin Pair Win We’re more than PLS Scholarships Winning Joel Martin, Toledo High School, and Allison Wolf, Win- just print. lock High School, have been awarded a Pacific Lumber & Shipping scholarship. Shot According to PLS, these col- lege-bound high school seniors chronline.mycapture.com demonstrated both academic excellence and commitment to their communities. They will re- ceive $1,000 toward their college education. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl United’s Season Ended by Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] White Salmon Tuesday’s 1A Baseball Warriors’ Marathon Day Capped With Regional Berth WILD DAY: Fosnacht Tosses topped Elma 5-3 in the district the mound and worked into the semifinals to extend its season 15th inning, holding La Center 14 Innings in 1-0 Win by at least a week and advance to seven hits with three walks Over La Center; Wilson to the District 4 championship and 17 strikeouts over that span. game. La Center's Trevor Roberson, Goes All the Way in The La Center game was im- meanwhile, worked the first 12 5-3 Win Over Elma to pressive for not only its length, scoreless innings, striking out Extend Season but for the stylish manner in 13 and allowing two hits without which the Warriors finally end- a walk. By The Chronicle ed it — as well as the jaw-drop- "That's the longest baseball ROCHESTER — The War- ping pitching performances. game I've ever been a part of in riors' road to the 1A regional Rochester's Josh Larson put high school baseball," Rochester baseball playoffs was long. down a drag bunt with two outs coach Jerry Striegel said. "To see Really, really, ridiculously and the bases loaded — directly one pitcher go 12 innings, and long. after a squeeze bunt had resulted another kid go 15, you don't see Rochester beat La Center, 1-0, in the second out of the inning — that very often, at all." Pete Caster / [email protected] in 17 innings here Tuesday in to end the game in the bottom of Fosnacht was finally replaced Rochester’s Dylan Fosnacht pitches to a La Center batter during District 4 1A tour- the first round of the District 4 the 17th inning. nament action in Rochester on Tuesday. 1A Baseball Tournament, then Dylan Fosnacht started on please see 1As, page S7

2A Baseball Twin Cities Championship Game W.F. West, Centralia Face Off for District 4 Championship Friday in Chehalis Gueller’s Second Start Secures Bearcats’ Regional Spot By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] There was a regional playoff berth on the line and the league- champion Thunderbirds, who had swept W.F. West in the regu- lar season, sitting in the oppos- ing dugout. And the Bearcats trotted out a starting pitcher with less than five innings of work and a 6.00 earned run average so far this season. Tanner Gueller made his sec- ond start of the season and shut down No. 3-ranked Tumwater, leading W.F. West to a 7-1 win in the District 4 2A Baseball Tour- nament semifinals at Chehalis. The big senior right-hander — Pete Caster / [email protected] primarily the team’s catcher, and W.F. West’s Toby Johnson, center-left, celebrates an Idaho State University-bound with his brother Elijah Johnson, far left, after he quarterback — was informed scored a run while Tanner Gueller, center-right, on Tuesday that he’d be starting looks on as Tumwater pitcher Luke Hare walks against a Tumwater team that back to the mound during a District IV 2A Baseball had beat W.F. West 4-2, 4-2 and Tournament semiinal game at Bearcat Baseball 18-7 during the regular season. Stadium on Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. “I was looking forward to it, just because it’s another oppor- tunity to go out and compete, Peters Pitches Tigers Past Black Hills and give it a shot and see what I can do,” he said. “Especially By Aaron VanTuyl regional berth and district title against Tumwater, in a game like [email protected] game date with rival W.F. West. this. That’s a real neat opportu- "We found 'em probably two nity.” Christian Peters' district or three weeks ago, and since He took the opportunity and baseball debut was impressive, then we've been on a hot streak," ran with it. Tumwater’s only run but he gave all the credit to a pair Peters explained. "So I've been came in the first inning, when of glasses. going with 'em." a dropped fly ball came around Sunglass frames, actually, And, in doing so, throwing to score on a base hit from Clay- that teammate Nolan Wasson fashion and practicality to the ton Boze. From that point on the had found at the Tigers' block- wind with eyewear that some offense was stifled in Gueller’s house locker room and promptly may find pointless. three-hit, seven-strikeout, one- punched out the lenses. "It's a good dumb," he joked walk effort. He wears the frames at prac- of the look. "People probably Pete Caster / [email protected] “He hasn’t thrown a ton, and tices, throwing bullpen sessions think I (look dumb), but to the Centralia’s Christian Pe- we weren’t sure what we were go- and before every game. They sit team, I get in trouble if I don't ing to get out of him,” Bearcat ters delivers a pitch to a wear them." Black Hills batter during in a designated spot in the dug- coach Tommy Elder said. “But out while the sophomore is on The results speak for them- you talk about senior leadership a District IV 2A Baseball selves. Peters' first stint lasted Tournament semiinal the mound — which is exactly and a guy just stepping in and where they were during Centra- seven innings in which he struck getting the job done — outstand- game on Wednesday lia's 8-2 rout of Black Hills in the out seven and allowed five hits ing.” afternoon in Chehalis. with just one walk. His team- District 4 semifinals Wednesday please see BEARCATS, page S7 in Chehalis, a win that sealed a please see TIGERS, page S5

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Dozens of Washington Protesters Ride Climber Dies in Off-Limits on Mount Utah Canyon Fear McKinley By Martin Griffith and Brady McCombs ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) The Associated Press — A Washington state climber has died descending Mount Dozens of people rode their McKinley after falling down a ATVs and motorcycles on an off- OF CAMPING hard-packed stretch of mountain limits trail in southern Utah in that has claimed 11 other lives. a protest against what the group The body of Sylvia Mon- calls the federal government’s tag, 39, of Tacoma, was spotted overreaching control of public Wednesday night by a helicopter lands. crew after strong winds subsided San Juan County Sheriff and allowed flights. Rick Eldredge said from 40 to Montag had become sepa- 50 people, many of them wav- rated from her climbing partner ing American flags and some and may have died as early as carrying weapons, drove about “... something changed. As an adult, I Monday, the park service said. a mile down Recapture Canyon Montag and Mike Fuchs, 34, near Blanding Saturday and then stopped camping. Though still an avid of Berlin, Germany, were post- turned around. Hundreds at- tended a rally at a nearby park nature-lover and hiker, I didn’t want ing audio and written accounts before the protest. of their early season attempt to “It was peaceful, and there to abandon the modern perks of home climb North America’s highest were no problems whatsoever,” peak. the sheriff told The Associated — roof, electricity, bed! — or similarly Montag was a licensed doctor Press. in Washington. She was an ex- About 30 deputies and a equipped hotels.” perienced high-altitude climber, handful of U.S. Bureau of Land but she had not attempted the Management law enforcement 20,322-foot peak before, Nation- personnel watched as protest- al Park Service spokeswoman ers drove past a closure sign and Maureen Gualtieri said. down the canyon located about They began their ascent April 300 miles southeast of Salt Lake 15 on Muldrow Glacier. On Sat- City. urday, the climbers reached De- San Juan County Commis- nali Pass, a notch in the moun- sioner Phil Lyman, the protest’s tain at 18,200 feet. Strong winds organizer, has said it was de- that Gualtieri said were at least signed to show that the federal 50 mph forced them to camp for agency isn’t the “supreme au- two nights near the pass. thority” and local residents have The climbers decided to move a right to have their opinions down Monday, but they became heard. separated. “We’re not proponents of Fuchs at 11 a.m. called park breaking the law,” Lyman told service rangers at the Walter The Salt Lake Tribune before the Harper Talkeetna Ranger Sta- ride. “Just because BLM owns the tion by satellite phone from the property, that doesn’t mean they 17,200-foot High Camp on the own the right-of-way that exists.” West Buttress of the mountain Recapture Canyon is home and said he had lost contact with to dwellings, artifacts and buri- Courtesy of the National Park Service Montag. They were not connect- als left behind by Ancestral This undated image provided by the National Park Service shows tents pitched at a campground at Yosemite National Park ed by rope and did not have radio Puebloans as many as 2,000 in California. The thought of camping out can be daunting, but packing a few strategically chosen items like an inlatable communications. mattress and food that’s easy to grill can reduce the ick factor. years ago before they mysteri- Both were weakened from ously vanished. multiple nights spent at De- The riders may have dam- SCARED OF THE OUTDOORS? NOTHING TO FEAR BUT FEAR ITSELF nali Pass, Fuchs said, and their aged artifacts and dwellings that gear was divided. Fuchs had the “tell the story of the first farm- By Solvej Schou camp cot. As for ticks and mosquitoes, team’s satellite phone and camp ers in the Four Corners region” The Associated Press Camping in spring and sum- insect repellent works. For ma- stove. Montag was carrying the of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico mer means using lighter rect- jor bug phobias or when biting tent and limited food besides and Colorado, BLM Utah State PINNACLES NATIONAL angular sleeping bags stuffed insects are thick, outdoor supply her personal gear. It was not Director Juan Palma said in a PARK, Calif. (AP) — Growing with synthetic material. When stores and websites sell inexpen- snowing, but winds continued statement. up in Los Angeles, I loved camp- it’s cold, go with a down-filled sive, lightweight mesh jackets to pound the climbers and vis- “The BLM was in Recapture ing. mummy-shaped sleeping bag that you can zip yourself into — ibility may have been affected by Canyon today collecting evi- My family and I regularly es- that cinches around your face. I including your hands and face if clouds. dence and will continue to inves- caped the city’s concrete sprawl also found bringing a bedroom need be. The traverse between Denali tigate,” Palma said. “The BLM for California’s wilder edges, pillow helped. It smelled and felt Pass and the High Camp has will pursue all available redress driving deep into the desert or like home. BATHROOMS AND ELECTRICITY been the site of 11 other deaths, through the legal system to hold high up into the mountains. Gualtieri said. Climbers must the lawbreakers accountable.” We’d set up a tent and plunk UNPLUGGING You can live without electric- ascend or descend diagonally The group’s act of defiance down sleeping bags, each trip a ity, a full-length mirror and pri- across the route. marks the latest illustration of dusty, if slightly smelly, adven- These days some commer- vate bathrooms without sacrific- “It can be icy in spots, but (it growing tension between angry ture. cially operated campgrounds of- ing hygiene or general spiffiness. is) generally hard-packed snow rural Western residents and the Then something changed. fer Internet access. But if you’re Most developed tent camp- and not very forgiving,” she said. heading to wilderness-type federal government over man- As an adult, I stopped camping. grounds you can drive to have Without a tent, Fuchs took parks, depending on location, agement of public lands. Though still an avid nature- communal bathrooms with run- shelter in the park service “res- you may not even have cellphone The protest occurred nearly lover and hiker, I didn’t want to ning drinking water, sinks and cue cache,” a metal storage locker a month after Nevada rancher abandon the modern perks of service. showers, but check in advance. You can always bring an ex- that contains emergency supplies Cliven Bundy and his support- home — roof, electricity, bed! — Pretend you’re at the Coachella and equipment. ers, some of them armed mili- or similarly equipped hotels. ternal battery pack and angrily Valley Music and Arts Festi- play Candy Crush for hours, but He phoned again Tuesday tia members, thwarted a BLM This year I decided to break val, strap on a floppy hat and and requested a rescue for him roundup of his cattle near Bun- that really defeats the purpose that 15-year-long camping embrace a wind-swept, natural and Montag. kerville, Nevada, 75 miles north- of being outdoors. I did bring drought. I joined my stepmoth- look. The wind and low visibility east of Las Vegas. Bundy, a states’ my excellent Jackery Fit portable er, sister, aunt, uncle and Dan- Try gas- or battery-powered prevented flying by a park service rights advocate who refuses to ish father, who has averaged battery pack, but only to make lanterns for preparing food and sure my iPhone was charged helicopter. A ground rescue also acknowledge the authority of the three camping trips a year since hanging out in the evening. A enough to take photos during was not possible, the park service federal government, owes more he moved to California in 1977, headlamp works well for mid- hikes into Pinnacles’ winding said. Fuchs and Montag were the than $1 million in fees and pen- night bathroom runs and as a on a three-day camping excur- mountain caves. only climbers above 14,200 feet, alties for letting his cattle use makeshift night-light hung in a sion in Pinnacles National Park, Channel the great natural- and the only park service ranger government land over the past 20 south of San Jose. The experi- tent. years. ist Henry David Thoreau, and patrol was camped at 7,800 feet. ence turned out fun, freeing and remember that the internet will Fuchs on Wednesday morn- BLM officers recorded and easier than I thought it would be. MEALS documented protesters who trav- still be there later. Play cards, eat, ing reported calmer winds and Here are five things you drink, breathe in fresh air, hike, clear skies. But clouds and poor eled into the closure area, Palma might be worried about when it Leaving your smoothie added. build a campfire and enjoy the blender home doesn’t mean you visibility below 17,200 feet again comes to camping, along with company of others — in person prevented an immediate rescue. The agency warned riders all ways to cope. can’t have delicious food while week to stay out, vowing pros- instead of online. camping. A clearing in weather conditions ecution against those who ignore Get a decently sized cooler that night allowed a flight of the a law put in place in 2007 after SLEEPING CRITTERS that can keep your food cold for park’s high altitude A-Star B3 helicopter. A pilot and ranger on an illegal trail was found that Forgoing a comfy mattress You love food, and so do a few days before the ice needs board spotted Montag’s remains cuts through the ancestral ruins. for a sleeping bag may not sound animals, including squirrels and to be changed out, and a small The canyon is open to hikers and appealing, but there are ways bears, whose sense of smell over- basin to wash dishes. Bring a on the Peters Glacier about 800 horseback riders. to lessen the ick. Driving to a shadows ours and who may find propane gas-powered camp to 1,000 feet below the traverse to A 14-mile section of trail in campground versus hiking in your fragrant dinner supplies ir- stove with one or two burners. Denali Pass. the canyon is closed to motor- means you can stuff your ve- resistible. Just remember: They In campgrounds with grills, you After dropping the a ranger ized vehicles, BLM officials said, hicle with provisions — includ- want your food, not you. can fire-roast anything from off at Kahiltna Base Camp at but there are more than 2,800 ing a tent you can stand up in for Never leave trash, toiletries, portobello mushrooms to zuc- 7,200 feet, pilot Andy Herman- miles of trails open to them on maximum comfort. dirty dishes, food or drinks chini. At night my family and I sky flew to the 17,200-foot High public lands around Blanding. The taller the entrance to unattended. Don’t leave trash made gooey s’mores. Camp and lifted Fuchs by rescue Environmentalists and Na- your tent, the less it affects your and open containers in your car “Approach camping as an ad- basket attached to a short-haul tive Americans criticized the back. Then make sure to have or around the campsite. Look venture with possibilities of new line under the helicopter. protest ride, saying the ban is a self-inflating mattress, like a for metal lockers to store trash experiences of fun, and the pos- Fuchs was flown to the Ka- needed to preserve fragile arti- Therm-a-Rest, or an air mattress and food onsite. Keep your tent sibility of challenges,” my dad hiltna Base Camp for medical facts. Mark Maryboy, a former you can inflate with a pump. zipped up, and keep in mind told me. “Camping gives you a evaluation and moved to Talk- Navajo Nation Council delegate, Slip it under your sleeping bag to that bugs and birds also enjoy sense of togetherness in a natu- eetna. called it disappointing that the avoid the sleepless scenes from nibbling on half-eaten peanut ral environment you’re not usu- Montag’s body will be recov- group had no respect for Native “The Princess and the Pea.” butter sandwiches, so don’t give ally in, that you end up enjoying ered by a park service ground American culture. Another option is a collapsible them the chance. together.” team, the agency said. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014

Hunting and Fishing Report Deer in Hunting For The Washington Grand Slam Yakima Area By Jordan Nailon call ‘em, so you’ve got to know nook run projection released Additional digging days For The Chronicle right where they’re at. On the by the WDFW predicts a total are tentatively scheduled for eastside they’re just coming of 224,000 fish will return this the end of the month, pend- Struggling Have you ever heard of into their breeding season. season. That number is down ing marine toxin tests closer a Washington Slam? While That’s why most of the guys just slightly from a preseason to the dates. Digs that have the feat is named in reference on this side of the mountain projection of 227,000 return- been proposed but not yet ap- to Survive to the common term for a go over there and hunt.” ing upriver fish. As of May proved are tentatively sched- bases-loaded homerun in our In western Washington, 10, a total of 10,084 spring uled on the following dates, YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — Nestled nation’s great pastime, the McElroy recommends tak- chinook have been harvested beaches and low tides: along the edges of the Columbia Riv- Washington Slam is in no way ing to Johnson Creek Road this year below Bonneville •May 27, Tuesday, 6:24 er on the southern fringes of Benton associated with the chroni- between Rainier and Yelm Dam. According to Roler the a.m., -1.0 feet, Twin Harbors, County are several islands where state cally anemic offense of the for your best shot at a turkey, WDFW expects the extended Long Beach Seattle Mariners. wildlife biologists occasionally hike to saying, “There’s always been season on the lower Colum- •May 28, Wednesday, 7:06 If you aren’t a wild tur- survey the nests of migratory geese. a lot of turkeys in that area.” bia River to raise the annual a.m., -1.3 feet, Twin Harbors, key enthusiast (the kind you The islands also often have small He added that, “From Pe Ell catch numbers to 3,864. Long Beach shoot and eat, rather than down to about Lebam, up in •May 29, Thursday, 7:45 populations of deer, some that swim shoot and drink) you’ve prob- out only during the fawning season the hills, there are quite a few HUNTIN’ a.m., -1.4 feet, Twin Harbors, ably never heard of The Slam. turkeys.” Long Beach, Copalis, Mo- and others that stay to enjoy the safe As it happens, Washington is Gobbler stalkers have a haven from predators. Hunting is allowed one- crocks one of just a small handful of half hour before sunrise until little more than two weeks •May 30, Friday, 8:23 a.m., About 15 years ago, those biologists states that have three distinct left to tag and bag themselves doing nest counts found something sunset during the season and -1.2 feet, Twin Harbors, Long subspecies of wild turkeys all harvested turkeys must a wild turkey during the cur- Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks else instead. roaming within its borders, rent spring season. This year’s “All the deer were dead on the is- be gobblers, or turkeys with •May 31, Saturday, 9:00 and any hunter who is cagey visible beards. Hunters are hunt has followed recent lands. Every last one of them,” recalled a.m., -1.0 feet, Twin Harbors, enough to harvest one of each allowed to use shotguns (10 trends with just a smattering Long Beach, Copalis, Mo- Jeff Bernatowicz, a Yakima-based variety is considered to have gauge and smaller) that carry of western Washington kills wildlife biologist with the state De- crocks hit The Slam. The Washing- three or fewer shells, muzzle- to report while hunter’s on •June 1, Sunday, 9:37 a.m., partment of Fish and Wildlife. “You ton Department of Fish and loaders with shot, or bow and the east side of the cascades -0.7 feet, Twin Harbors, Long couldn’t find a live deer.” Wildlife even sends you a arrow. Mouth calls are al- are reportedly enjoying a ro- Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks The deaths were eventually attrib- brass commemorative pin. lowed, and disabled hunters bust harvest. uted to a mutated and particularly According to the WDFW with the proper permit may Hunters who are look- According to the WDFW, virulent form of Adenovirus, a hemor- wild turkeys were first intro- hunt with a crossbow. Falcon- ing to bag the elusive East- the additional sets of digs duced in 1960 in order to cre- rhagic disease known to cause pneu- ry, the use of raptors such as ern turkeys that are rumored at Copalis and Mocrocks ate distinct wild populations. monia in cattle. hawks, eagles, or owls to hunt, to roam the hills of western beaches were made possible The three subspecies of wild “In the places where you can identi- is also permitted. Washington have a number by a donation of clams by the fy the virus,” Bernatowicz said, “it will turkeys are known as Mer- However, according to of places to look. Turkeys on riam’s, Rio Grande, and East- Quinault Indian Nation from take out 50 to 70 percent of your deer the WDFW turkey hunting the wet side of Washington their yearly tribal allotment almost overnight.” ern and the vast majority of pamphlet, “It is unlawful to reside in the following coun- Washington’s gobblers are on to the state quarry. And the virus wasn’t the only killer use dogs, live birds, electronic ties, according to the WDFW; “This is a perfect example the east side of the Cascades. Lewis, Thurston, Cowlitz, out there. It, along with a potentially calls, or electronic decoys to of how WDFW and QIN Counterintuitively, the East- Pacific, Wahkiakum, Grays deadly louse that emerged in the mid- hunt turkeys.” Setting bait work together to co-manage ern turkey is only found in Harbor, and Mason. Locally 1990s, sent Central Washington’s deer for wild game birds is also il- this resource,” said WDFW western Washington, in Ma- though, Charles McElroy population into a steep decline with legal, and in order to enforce director Phil Anderson, in a son, Grays Harbor, Thurston, from the sporting goods desk no rebound in sight. the bearded gobbler rule, the press release. “We appreciate Lewis, Pacific, Cowlitz, and at Sunbirds in Chehalis rec- Why the population remains low WDFW says, “It is illegal to QIN’s willingness to share a Wahkiakum counties. ommends heading out to the remains a mystery. But since last year, possess in the field or trans- portion of their harvest quota Over on the sunny side wooded hillsides between a west side tribe has been working port game birds unless a with us thereby contributing of the cascades Merriam’s Pe Ell and Raymond or to with the financially strapped state feathered head is left attached to the success of these final turkeys reside primarily in Johnson Creek Road between Wildlife Department to unravel why to each carcass, except fal- digs and providing an eco- Ferry, Klickitat, Pend Oreille, conry.” Rainier and Yelm. deer populations remain low in the Skamania, Stevens, Spokane, nomic boost to businesses in Yakima region. The WDFW recogniz- Elk hunters should note Okanogan, Chelan, Kittitas, that there will be a WDFW the area.” In 1995, deer on the west side of es the Washington Slam and Yakima counties. While meeting this evening where The WDFW urges dig- the Cascades began getting hit by an achievement about ten times gers to be wary of disturbing Rio Grande turkeys are found per year on average, and the citizens will be able to present exotic Eurasian louse typically found in their greatest numbers in their comments on the most nesting colonies of western on European and Asian deer and ante- round tripper can be complet- snowy plovers. The beach Asotin, Columbia, Garfield, ed either in one fell swoop, or recent draft management lope. The louse creates a severe allergic Lincoln, Walla Walla, and plan for the Willapa Hills elk birds rear their young on reaction in deer, which respond by ob- over the course of several sea- Washington beaches be- Whitman counties. sons. In either case, the Wash- herd. The meeting will be the sessively grooming and picking at their tween April and August each The WDFW regulations ington Slam is a major league Cowlitz County PUD office coats, creating large hairless patches. year and they are listed as an for turkey hunts allow each accomplishment. in Longview, from 6-7:30 p.m. On the east side of the Cascades, a dif- hunter up to three birds per If you are unable to attend endangered species on the ferent louse named Bovicola tibialis federal Endangered Species season, but only one of them FISHIN’ this evening public meet- began killing even more deer. can be from western Wash- ing, comments will be ac- Act. Upland beaches at Long “I think it had a stronger effect over ington. The relatively sparse The WDFW announced cepted through June 2 on the Beach and Twin Harbors are here because of winter conditions on numbers of the Eastern tur- this week that spring chinook WDFW webpage. The most closed to protect the snowy the west side,” said Scott McCorquo- key coupled with the soggy and steelhead fishing on the recent draft of the Willapa plovers. The Long Beach area dale, Wildlife Department deer and springs and blustery autumns lower Columbia River will be Hills Elk Herd plan can be is located north of Oysterville elk specialist. “Not having all your of southwest Washington extended by an extra month, found at:www.wdfw.wa.gov/ Road north to Ledbetter Point, hair (there) is not as big an issue as it is make it so many hunters con- beginning today, May 15 and publications/01592/. while the Twin Harbors off over here, where the winters are much sider this tag the most dif- continuing through June 15. limits area extends 1.5 miles south from Cranberry Beach colder.” ficult to attain. The numbers “We’ve taken a conserva- SHELLFISHIN’ Over the next several years, deer agree as only 30 wild turkeys tive approach to the season Road. harvests in south-central Washing- were harvested in our Popu- so far, but the count of spring Clam diggers that just Shellfish farmers are being ton dropped by more than 40 percent. lation Management Areas chinook past Bonneville Dam can’t get their fill will be hap- recruited by the WDFW in Hunters now see the lowest success (40-50) in 2012, compared to indicates our pre-season pro- py to know that May will be order to serve on the Willapa rate in the state, 8 percent bagged deer 2,512 in northeast Washing- jection was on target,” said full of opportunities to har- Bay Oyster Reserve Advisory Board. The six-member board compared with the statewide average ton (PMU 10). WDFW fisheries manager vest their favorite sand bur- meets twice yearly at Willapa of nearly 26 percent. “I have not heard of one guy Ron Role, in a press release. rowed fodder. Bay Field station in Nahcotta But with more hunters opting to getting a turkey,” lamented “Under this extension, anglers The upcoming digs are scheduled on the following and deals with issues pertain- pursue more fruitful hunting else- McElroy a few weeks into the should be able to keep fishing dates, beaches and low tides: ing to oyster reserve manage- where, a decade of mild winters and season. “There’s a few guys in the lower river right up to the start of the summer chi- •May 15, Thursday, 7:44 ment, growing operations, at least two microscopic killers identi- who have been hunting pretty hard, but with the weather nook season June 16.” a.m., -1.5 feet, Twin Harbors, and habitat research. fied, why haven’t the Yakima deer re- being cold and rainy like it is, During the extended fish- Long Beach Advisors serve a two-year bounded? why it’s pretty tough.” The re- ing session anglers will be al- •May 16, Friday, 8:27 a.m., term (Jul. 1, 2014 – Jun. 30, “When you look at deer populations, cent uptick in warm weather lowed to keep up to two adult -1.7 feet, Twin Harbors, Long 2016). Applications are due by almost everywhere you have these may increase the odds of bag- hatchery salmon or steelhead Beach, Copalis Jun. 6 and appointments will booms and busts,” Bernatowicz said. ging a bird on our side of the per day, although no more •May 17, Saturday, 9:12 be made by Jul. 1. Interested “Our deer population has never recov- state however. than one spring chinook may a.m., -1.7 feet, Twin Harbors, parties need to submit a short ered. Why? The spring wild turkey be harvested daily. Anglers Long Beach, Copalis, Mo- letter detailing their relevant “That’s the million-dollar question.” season, which opened on Apr. are also required to release crocks experience, the reason(s) they The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, 15 and continues through the any sockeye salmon and all •May 18, Sunday, 9:59 a.m.,wish to serve on the board, as though, may help find an answer. end of May, can be especially wild salmon or steelhead. -1.5 feet, Twin Harbors, Long well as contact information. The tribe’s wildlife committee has difficult according to Charles Only one fish per day may be Beach, Copalis, Mocrocks Submissions can be mailed to: initiated a four-year deer study that is McElroy at the Sunbirds taken between Tongue Point/ •May 19, Monday, 10:50 Bruce Kauffman, Washing- both extensive and expensive, with the sporting goods desk in Che- Rocky Point upriver to Bonn- a.m., -1.1 feet, Twin Harbors ton Department of Fish and tribe having already spent $200,000. halis. “The breeding season eville Dam. •May 20, Tuesday, 11:44 Wildlife, P.O. Box 190, Ocean is already over so you can’t An updated spring chi- a.m., -0.6 feet, Twin Harbors Park, WA 98640. National Park Statistics Show Recent Decline in Camping NEW YORK (AP) — The years showing increases. 2009 and 2010 as well, to more campgrounds often at capacity. Olympic Park Cabin on Most number of overnight camping Camping and overall park than 8.5 million each year, when But in smaller, less well-known Endangered List stays in national parks has de- visitation is affected by every- the weak economy may have en- parks, camping numbers are off clined in the past 15 years. thing from the weather to the couraged some travelers to stay as much as 30 percent. PORT ANGELES, Wash. More than 9.2 million over- economy. closer to home rather than buy- Bad weather — ranging from (AP) — An 83-year-old log cabin night camping stays were re- In 2013, visitation to national ing plane tickets. hurricanes to wildfires — also teetering on the eroding bank of corded in the national parks 15 parks was hurt by the govern- Olson says more lodging op- affects numbers, both by closing the Quinault River in Olympic years ago in 1998. The number ment shutdown in October. tions near parks is also a major parks and keeping people home. National Park was added this dropped to 8.54 million five Overall national park visits were factor in the long-term decline. Studies conducted by the week to the state list of most en- years later in 2003; 7.99 million down 3 percent in 2013 from Gateway communities have Outdoor Foundation, which pro- five years after that in 2008, and 2012, so it’s not surprising that become savvier about offering dangered historical properties. motes outdoor recreation for the 7.91 million last year, in 2013. camping stays dropped as well, hotels, motels, food and enter- The Enchanted Valley Chalet The statistics include tent from nearly 8.4 million in 2012 tainment to visitors heading into industry, have also shown year- is included in the Washington camping as well as RVs, back- to last year’s 7.9 million. the parks. It’s become easier for over-year declines in camping. Trust for Historic Preservation’s A 2013 report sponsored by the country camping and stays in But in 2002, the year after the visitors to spend the day inside annual list. foundation and the Coleman Co. campgrounds operated by con- Sept. 11th attacks, when some a park and then get a comfy bed, Built in 1930, the chalet was cited “a lack of time due to work cessions. travelers chose drive-to destina- maybe with Wi-Fi and cable TV, used as a lodge, summer ranger National Park Service spokes- tions over air travel, camping at night in a nearby town. and family commitments” as the station and emergency shelter. man Jeffrey Olson said the de- numbers were robust, with 8.7 Olson added that in the big- No. 1 reason for the reduction. cline began in the mid-1990s but million camping stays in the gest, most famous and most-vis- Olson agreed, saying “the It’s located in the southwest cor- began to level out around 2004. parks — though still lower than ited parks in the system, “camp- two-week vacation has gone by ner of the park, 13 miles up the The numbers do fluctuate from in 1998. ing is still very popular,” with the wayside.” Graves Creek trail in the En- year to year, however, with some Camping numbers spiked in numbers down only slightly and chanted Valley. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 SPORTS

Tuesday’s 1A Boys Soccer United Ousted By Late White Salmon Goal AGONY FOR UNITED: Bruins Break 2-2 Tie With Goal in 72nd Minute to End Toledo- Winlock’s Season By Brandon Hansen [email protected] WINLOCK — A flurry of United shots crashed against the White Salmon defense and — much to the agony of a spirited Toledo-Winlock crowd — none of the young squad’s late-game opportunities resulted in an equalizing goal. The Bruins packed in their players and kept a high-powered United offense out of the goal in the second half en route to a 3-2 District 4 1A Boys Soccer Tour- nament victory here on Tuesday. “We had a great crowd, a lot of people and plenty of good ener- gy,” Toledo-Winlock coach Horst Malunat said. “Everything was nice, we just didn’t come away with the win.” The loss puts an end to United’s season that saw Toledo- Winlock finish 9-3 in league play and earn the Trico’s No. 2 seed.

In their first home playoff game Brandon Hansen / ever as a program, United faced [email protected] up against a White Salmon team Toledo-Winlock’s Fernando Munoz and White Salmon’s Jose Gonzalez-Cortes battle for the ball during District 4 1A Boys Soccer Tournament action Tuesday in Winlock. that had defeated them 2-0 on White Salmon would go on to win the game 3-2 to end United’s season. April 29. “They got better as the Winlock goal that would have shots on frame in the final wan- year went on,” Malunat said given them a commanding lead. ing moments. But they went of the Bruins, who finished “I think that defender made wide left and right, or sailed over fourth in the Trico with a 7-5 more saves than their goalie did,” the goal much to the torture of record.”There was a group Malunat said. “Had we gone up the Toledo-Winlock players. back there on defense, and they 3-1 I think we would have held As the final whistle sounded, blocked out the ball several up.” several players on both teams times. I’m sure they work on that Instead, White Salmon tied collapsed from fatigue. For Unit- in practice.” the game a few minutes into the ed, they contemplated a postsea- Freakish ends to Toledo-Win- second half after Gabriel Guz- son that could of been but also lock scoring opportunities was man was given some space in were reminded by their coaches the theme of the night. In their front of the United goal. that this is just the beginning. previous loss to White Salmon, “The still had belief in them- “I’m more sad to see it end United had experienced a Bruin selves and put on a lot of pres- because we don’t get to go to defense that blunted their at- sure,” Malunat said of White practice and get ready for the tack in the same eyebrow-raising Salmon. “When you play a good next game anymore,” Malunat way. In their first meeting, the team like this and make small said. “I’m mad about the loss, but Lewis County soccer team was mistakes, that decides games in I really enjoyed this team. They distracted by a decision from the the playoffs. ovecame adversity to get here.” Winlock school board the next For the rest of the half, mo- One player, Lexi Sanchez, day to determine if they would mentum wavered back and forth had to deal with the death of remain a program in years to on the pitch and drama played two family members during the come. out on the sideline as Garibay season. He continued to be a key The school board voted 3-2 to struggled with cramps for 20 part of the United effort as one of keep them intact, but ironically minutes and United was de- five seniors on the squad. While that’s the score White Salmon prived with one of their main it was the last games for San- would defeat United in the dis- scorers. chez, Andrews, DelCampo, Zack trict tournament. On Tuesday, “That happened in the crux Debo and J.R. Wood, there will the Bruins took an early 1-0 lead of the storm, when you have be several players back for next thanks to a 20-yard sniper shot one of your main guys go down year’s United campaign — the from Ivan Robles that was essen- when you want to be able to get a last remnant of the combined tially unplayable for the United lead back,” Malunat said. Toledo-Winlock athletic pro- senior goalkeeper Elias DelCam- Garibay would eventually re- grams — and a very promising po in the eighth minute. . enter the game, but White Salm- eighth grade class is also coming Toledo-Winlock was able to on shocked the home crowd as through the ranks. respond with a goal from sopho- Luis Callentano caught United “We’ll regroup,” Malunat said. more Fernando Munoz to tie off-balance on defense and put “Technically we’re both sound things up before fellow sopho- in the go-ahead goal with just teams, but White Salmon had a more Adair Garibay scored the eight minutes left on the score- lot of seniors that were technical- go-ahead goal in the 14th min- board. ly sound. They also won a state ute. Thats how things would “White Salmon packed it in title three years ago. We were stay, although United did get two defensively after they got that defeated by Hoquiam last year in lead and it’s really a back-break- the tournament by a bunch of se- corner kick opportunities before Brandon Hansen / [email protected] er,” Malunat said. niors. So hopefully our guys see halftime that were repelled by Toledo-Winlock’s Jonathan VanVleck heads the ball in front of White Salmon’s Yvan United wasn’t done, however, that, we work on our mistakes the Bruins. On two separate oc- Escoto Gutierrez during District 4 1A Boys Soccer Tournament action Tuesday in with Brian Cruz, Jacob Andrews and come back ready for next casions, a White Salmon defend- Winlock. er blocked out a for-sure Toledo- and Munoz all put promising year.”

Tuesday’s 2A Boys Soccer Bautista, Bearcats Shake Up District 4 Playofs With KO of Aberdeen

By The Chronicle a Jesse Gonzalez assist. between the two teams, there 11 starters that I had at the be- ABERDEEN — W.F. West Sanchez noted the effort of would not be another goal ginning of the season, so you’re ended Aberdeen’s postseason the team as a whole and their “I knew we had scored for the rest of regulation seeing a lot of bench and JV aspirations and furthered its adjustments to lineup changes. and throughout two five-min- players become big role players own by downing the Bobcats “I moved some kids around them on the run but ute overtime periods. for us. Fatigue is going to be a 2-1 in the waning minutes of and mixed up the positions due I didn’t know when Centralia coach Sue Parke challenge for us due to the limi- District 4 2A Boys Soccer Tour- to a few key absences,” Sanchez gave much of the credit to tations but we just have to work nament consolation game here said. “Their defense just wasn’t we would score the senior goalkeeper Brandon through it.” on Tuesday evening. ready for the adjustments, but winning goal or if Jimenez, who had 14 saves and Parke considers the youth as Aberdeen drew first blood everybody got in today’s game. also put in the fourth and final both a challenge and an advan- by scoring via penalty kick in The kids have done everything penalty kick in for the victory. tage in the long term in due to it would go into “He’s just been getting better the 13th minute. W.F. West’s I have asked of them, if not crucial experience the players more, and are playing on all overtime.’’ every game,” Parke said. “He’s are receiving now. Enrique Bautista would answer been a huge role player and back before halftime with a PK heart right now. I couldn’t be Among Parke’s roster are Tino Sanchez leader for this team.” of his own in the 34th. prouder of them.” two seniors and two juniors. The Bearcats will plunge W.F. West Coach Two Jimenez saves came “We played the ball well and when the Tigers needed it most, Beyond that, the rest of the frustrated their defense,” W.F. deeper into the district playoffs Tiger squad consists of sopho- when they travel to face Capital helping to edge out the Wolves West coach Tino Sanchez said. mores. on Thursday in another loser- consolation round of the Dis- in the 4-2 shootout. “I knew we had them on the The Centralia will con- out game, this time in the con- trict 4 2A Boys Soccer Tourna- Along with Jimenez, Frank run but I didn’t know when we tinue its postseason venture solation semifinals. ment at Tiger Stadium. Nix, Joseph Gonzalez and Ro- would score the winning goal man Rosas-Gomez connected on Thursday evening with a or if it would go into overtime.” An early penalty-kick op- loser-out consolation semifinal Tigers Victorious in PK Duel portunity was cashed in by with penalty kicks of their own The opportunity presented for the win. on the road against Mark Mor- Laurence Silva, who scored in itself for the Bearcats when the In what turned out to be a Parke also praised her team ris. A win will put the Tigers officials added four minutes to tradeoff of penalty kicks, the the 14th minute for Centralia. for the hard work on such a in Saturday’s third-place game, regulation time. Chehalis took Centralia Tigers had the last The Wolves echoed in response limited roster. against the winner of the Capi- full advantage and Bautista word as they defeated Black by means of a Casey Duff pen- “The team has been really in- tal-W.F. West consolation semi- would rise to the occasion once Hills 2-1 via a 4-2 overtime alty kick in the 40th. teresting this year,” Parke said. final, with a spot in the State 2A more to score in the 77th off of shootout Tuesday night in the Despite 40 total shots taken “I have only six of my original tournament on the line. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014

Prep Softball Beavers Hand Loggers Final Loss of Regular Season

By The Chronicle ONALASKA — The Log- gers had trouble offensively in an 8-3 loss to 1A Tenino here in a nonleague softball matchup Wednesday. McKenna Ulery went 2 for 3 and Nicole Duryea turned her lone hit into a triple, though the Loggers tallied just four hits. "We're not hitting the ball very well right now," Onalaska coach Ken Ulery said. "Our ap- proach was off and we have been working on that a lot over the past few weeks." Tenino's Morgan Masters struck out six while only allow- ing just an earned run. Masters also contributed offensively with 3 RBIs. The Loggers wrapped the regular season with a 6-14 record, and will face defending State 2B champion Toutle Lake on Wednesday in the first round of

Pete Caster / [email protected] the District 4 2B Softball Tour- Centralia’s Gavin Kerner crosses the plate during the third inning in which the Tigers tallied 9 runs to break open their District IV 2A Baseball Tournament irst round nament in Centralia. game against R.A. Long on Tuesday afternoon at Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia. MWP Pounds Kittitas ished with two hits for the Ti- Tigers Coast Past Error-Prone Rex Ashmore said. “Obviously KITTITAS — Morton-White Tigers gers, who went 2-1 against Black Jacks it wasn’t, and we took advantage Pass went over the mountains Hills — the No. 4 seed out of of what they gave us. We didn’t Centralia pitcher Zach Wood for a nonleague warmup against Continued from Sports 1 the Evergreen 2A Conference — have to do a ton, offensively.” Central Washington 2B League during the regular season. is always comfortable with the Wood, meanwhile, handled mates backed him up with 11 way his team plays behind him. leader Kittitas and came back a Ashmore, however, still sees the defensive side of things, 14-1 victory here on Wednesday. hits and a 3-run lead after an in- After the Tigers’ 12-1 Dis- room for improvement with at pitching the first four innings The Timberwolves rapped out ning. trict 4 2A Baseball Tournament- least nine days remaining in the with three strikeouts, five hits 11 hits as a team while Chris- "Christian pitched his butt opening win over R.A. Long on season. and no walks — and, of course, tine Robbins and Zoey McCoy off," Tiger coach Rex Ashmore Tuesday at Ed Wheeler Field, "Our hits are sporadic. We flawless defense behind him, allowed just three hits from the said. "He pounded the strike though — which featured a left a ton of guys out there, and highlighted by shortstop Ty pitching circle. zone, was getting ahead with his whopping eight errors by the it's not so much getting a bit hit, Housden snaring a ground ball "It's a team that's been to the breaking ball, and throwing it but we couldn't get a productive visiting Lumberjacks — he was state tournament a lot and we early in the count for strikes." even happier to have a sound de- and firing home to catch a run- out," he said. "We had to pop up ner trying to score in the third. wanted to send a statement that Peters tossed 1-2-3 innings or strike out, and I still think we fense backing him up. the Central 2B is going to be in in the first, second, fifth and “Oh, you know it,” Wood “Other than a couple of can get better." pitches, he gave us exactly what Yakima in a few weeks," Morton- sixth frames, and four of the W.F. West and Centralia said. “I don’t want to say any- White Pass coach Darin Allen five hits he allowed came in the thing bad, but it wasn’t what I we needed,” Ashmore said of will now play for the District 4 Wood. “He threw strikes, and let said. third and fourth innings — each championship at 5 p.m. on Fri- was expecting, the first game of our defense play.” Five Timberwolves recorded of which produced one of the day, back at Bearcat Baseball districts.” Ty Housden hit a first-inning two hits — Robbins, Ashley Kel- Wolves' only runs. Stadium. The Jacks’ fielding adven- RBI single for the Tigers’ first ly, Whitney Elledge, Darian At- The Tigers' scored 3 runs in Centralia (17-5) took two of tures came to a head in the kinson and Sharon Hazen. run, and Centralia added a run the first, with a two-out rally three games from W.F. West in bottom of the third inning, a "We put a lot of bunts down that started with Ty Housden the regular season. Both teams lengthy affair that featured 9 in the second on a hit batter and today," Allen said. "Kittitas being hit by a pitch. Drew Fager- have already sealed regional runs and four errors. The first two more Jack errors. Gavin couldn't field that and we had a ness followed with a single, No- playoff berths, leaving nothing seven Tigers to the plate came Kerner hit a long RBI double, good mindset at the plate. We lan Wasson knocked in a run on the line Friday but a trophy around to score; three of the first and Jake Sutton and Drew did a lot of good things and put with a single, and John Sharkey — currently on display at W.F. five reached via error, one drew Fagerness each hit RBI singles, the game in motion. We did drove in 2 more runs with a sin- West — and the chance to play a a walk, and another found first in the big third inning, and Sut- some things tonight that is going gle. regional game in Chehalis, rath- by virtue of a fielder’s choice ton singled and wound up scor- to help us down the road. It was a Zach Wood led off the sec- er than Yelm, next Saturday. play that didn’t result in an out. ing on the Jacks’ eighth error of good day to come over here." ond with a double and scored And, of course, bragging At one point, with just one out the game in the fourth inning. Mroton-White Pass (13-6 on a single from Joe Blaser, rights. in the third, Centralia had three “I liked it. I like how it went,” overall) will play at nonleague providing a 4-run cushion that "It's going to be fun," Peters hits, a 10-0 lead, and the benefit Wood said. “We could have hit foe La Center on Saturday to was more than Centralia would said. "It'll probably be a packed of seven R.A. Long errors. the ball a little better, but we did wrap up its regular season slate, need. house and nice weather, against “I hate to see that happen, be- what we had to do.” and will enter the District 4 Wood, Fagerness, Blaser, your rivalry team. It's gonna be a cause I like to see a clean game Centralia finished the game 2B Softball Tournament on Sharkey and Wasson each fin- good time." on both sides,” Centralia coach with seven hits. Wednesday in Centralia. 2A Softball Tuesday's Results Warrior Offense Too Much for Loggers Wasson Leads Red-Hot Tiger Offense Past Hawks ONALASKA — The Roch- By The Chronicle great game," Hallom said. "Hope- ready to wrap up the regular sea- and Kassidy Grandorff each ester softball squad proved to be Centralia senior Mackenzie fully that gears us up for tomor- son tomorrow against Centralia." went 2 for 3. too much for the Lady Loggers Wasson erupted for three home row." W.F. West (17-0 league, 18- as the Warriors were able to fin- ish off a game from months past runs to lead the Tigers as they The Tigers (12-5 in EvCo 0) will go for the season sweep Wasson, Tigers Top Capital Again dominated River Ridge, 21-5, in play) will face undefeated W.F. against Twin Cities rival Centra- for a 17-11 win and dominate the three innings of Evergreen 2A West at 4:30 p.m. today in Rec- lia today in Chehalis. The pitcher was different, scheduled nonleague matchup Conference softball action at reation Park to finish out both but the result was the same for for a 12-1 win here for Onalaska's Fort Borst Park on Wednesday, teams' EvCo schedule. Tuesday's Results Centralia in an 8-2 Evergreen senior night on Tuesday. Wasson's three homers — 2A Conference softball win over Game 1 picked up in the top one of which was a grand slam Bearcats Hold Capital Scoreless Bearcats Shut Out Aberdeen Capital — the Tigers' second of the third frame with the War- — punctuated a 4 for 4 perfor- win over the Cougars in as many riors leading 14-6, and Onalaska W.F. West and Ali Graham A day after pounding out 20 could never catch up. Jessica mance to give the senior 10 RBIs days — on Tuesday at Fort Borst continued to be brilliant as the hits on the Bobcats' home field, Paxton led the Loggers with a 2 on the night. What made her feat Bearcats downed Evergreen the Bearcats welcomed their Park. for 4 performance at the plate. even more impressive was the 2A Conference foe Capital 7-0 guests from Grays Harbor by Mackenzie Wasson made the Madison Justice led the outfield fence marked at 220 feet, for their 18th win of the season making the trip to Chehalis a most of her senior night, striking charge for Rochester by going 3 rather than the usual regulation Wednesday in the Mint City. short one with a 15-0 Evergreen out 10 in a complete-game vic- for 3, while Jessica Glacken went distance of 200 feet. Graham went the distance in the 2A Conference softball win at tory and hammering a home run 2 for 3 for the Warriors. "You could tell by the look in circle, striking out 13 and going Recreation Park. in the sixth inning to lead Cen- "When the game was first Mackenzie's eyes that she was 2 for 4 from the plate with a dou- Mattie Boucher held the Bob- tralia. played way back when, the ready to hit a bomb every time ble and 4 RBIs. cats to three hits in the four-in- Centralia had 11 hits, includ- weather was kind of miserable she stepped up to bat," Centralia "Ali scattered those hits by ning contest, without allowing a ing a 4 for 4 performance by along with the girls' attitudes," coach Candy Hallom said. "She walk. Capital and she came up big with Madi Crews and a 2 for 4 out- Onalaska coach Ken Ulery said. was simply outstanding and I the bat as well," W.F. West coach "She was in control," W.F. ing by Melissa Zion with a 2-run "But the girls came in strong to- couldn't be happier." Mike Keen said. West coach Mike Keen said. "Her double in the third. The Tigers day to actively put it in play. I was Jessica Girardin went 3 for Jessica McKay was 3 for 4 pitches were working well today." proud of the way they battled." 3 from the plate and struck out with a triple while catcher Cait- The Bearcats led 9-0 after an finished the game with 7 unan- swered runs. The nightcap went just five four in her shortened stint in the lin Reynolds was 3 for 3 with two inning, adding 3 runs in both innings, with Rochester winning circle, and Payton Pocklington doubles. Kassidy Grandorff was the second and third innings. "It was good to have another 12-1. Paxton put her stamp on went 3 for 4 for the Tigers. 2 for 2. Jessica McKay led the offense win against them since we sit in Onalaska's senior night with a 2 "We were hitting the ball ex- "It was hot and it was nice with a 3 for 3 performance, while third and they're in fourth," Cen- for 2 performance. Junior McK- tremely well and had an overall to get a win," Keen said. "We're Ali Graham, Caitlin Reynolds tralia coach Candy Hallom said. enna Ulery hit a solo homer in the fifth for the lone Logger run of the game. 2A Girls Golf Glacken knocked a single, double and a triple to make up her three hits and lead the War- Capital Tops Tigers in Final Regular-Season Tuneup rior offense. She also led the team from the mound, striking By The Chronicle ment, which begins Tuesday "My girls played well, and high 14 points in the JV match, out nine in the shortened match- up. Centralia's girls golf squad at Mint Valley Golf Course in they seem to be figuring things after only picking up golf in Kaytlynn Williams went 2 for wrapped up its regular season Longview. out," Centralia coach Larry February. 3 to add to the 12 Rochester hits. with a 103-82 loss to Capital on Taylor Bell scored a career- Mollerstuen said, "hopefully The Tigers wrapped the high 21 points for Centralia via just in time for districts." The 12-5 Warriors (7-3 in Wednesday at Riverside Golf league) are currently sitting the Stableford scoring system, Shelby Duffy added 17 regular season with a 3-3 re- Course in Chehalis. at third place in the SWW 1A The nonleague contest which rewards player based on points and Julie Mettler scored cord in Evergreen 2A Confer- ence play and a 4-4 overall re- League Evergreen Division served as a tuneup for the Dis- their hole-by-hole scores in re- 15. Lleo Vasquez tallied 14, and standings. They will host a twin- trict 4 2A Girls Golf Tourna- lation to par. Lacey Duffy scored a career- cord. bill this afternoon with Montesa- no, which is undefeated in league.

Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 SPORTS

Scoreboard Adna 400 001 000 2 — 7 12 5 Sunday, May 4: Brooklyn 104, To- CENTRAL Sports on the Air Preps Batteries: Morton-White Pass — ronto 103 Milwaukee 25 15 .625 — THURSDAY, May 15 Local Schedules Zach Counts, Zach Hanson (8) and Bri- St. Louis 20 20 .500 5 an Reynolds; Adna — Spencer Burdick, THURSDAY, May 15 Washington 4, Chicago 1 Cincinnati 17 20 .459 6½ BOXING Bryce McCloskey (10) and Jack Herring Sunday, April 20: Washington 102, Softball Pittsburgh 17 22 .436 7½ 7 p.m. Centralia at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. Chicago 93 Chicago 13 25 .342 11 Tenino at Elma, 3 p.m. (DH) At Castle Rock Tuesday, April 22: Washington 101, FS1 — Card TBA, at San Antonio Montesano at Rochester, 3 p.m. (DH) BEAVERS 8, ROCKETS 5 Chicago 99, OT WEST COLLEGE BASEBALL Castle Rock 100 400 0 — 5 6 4 Friday, April 25: Chicago 100, Wash- San Francisco 26 15 .634 — 4:30 p.m. FRIDAY, May 16 Tenino 001 511 x — 8 6 2 ington 97 Colorado 23 19 .548 3½ Batteries: Tenino: Kolton McKitrick, College Softball Sunday, April 27: Washington 98, Los Angeles 22 20 .524 4½ ESPNU — South Carolina at Vanderbilt Zeb Chamberlain (6) and Zach Cham- Centralia at NWAACC Tournament Chicago 89 berlain; Castle Rock — Williamson, San Diego 19 21 .475 6½ CYCLING (at Delta Park, OR), All Day Tuesday, April 29: Washington 75, Grothen (4), Horton (4), Williamson (5) Arizona 16 27 .372 11 2 p.m. Softball Chicago 69 Rochester at Adna, 4 p.m. and Voelker NBCSN — Tour of California, stage 5, Pismo Track Tuesday’s Results WESTERN CONFERENCE Centralia, W.F. West at 2A Evergreen At Castle Rock Detroit 4, at Baltimore 1 Beach to Santa Barbara, Calif. San Antonio 4, Dallas 3 Conference Sub-Districts (at Tumwater WOODLAND 5, TENINO 3 NY Mets 12, at NY Yankees 7 GOLF Stadium), 4 p.m. Tenino 201 000 0 — 3 6 1 Sunday, April 20: San Antonio 90, LA Angels 4, at Philadelphia 3 Dallas 85 Noon Rochester, Tenino at SWW 1A Woodland 004 010 0 — 5 5 1 at Toronto 5, Cleveland 4 Batteries: Tenino — Kaleb Strawn, Wednesday, April 23: Dallas 113, San TGC — PGA Tour, Byron Nelson Champion- League Evergreen Division Sub-Dis- San Diego 2, at Cincinnati 1 Robbie Wall (4) and Zack Chamberlain; Antonio 92 tricts (at Rainier), 4 p.m. at Kansas City 5, Colorado 1 ship, first round, at Irving, Texas Adna, Morton-White Pass, Mossyr- Castle Rock — Schop and Lucas Saturday, April 26: Dallas 109, San at Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 2 ock, Napavine, Onalaska, Pe Ell, Win- Antonio 108 3:30 p.m. lock at Central 2B League Sub-Districts Softball Monday, April 28: San Antonio 93, at Minnesota 8, Boston 6 TGC — Web.com Tour, BMW Charity Pro- (at Napavine), 4 p.m. At Chehalis Dallas 89 at Houston 8, Texas 0 Am, first round, at Greer and Greenville, S.C. Toledo at SWW 1A Trico Sub-Dis- BEARCATS 15, BOBCATS 0 (4 inn.) Wednesday, April 30: San Antonio at St. Louis 4, Chicago Cubs 3 tricts (at Stevenson), 4 p.m. Aberdeen 000 0 — 0 3 3 109, Dallas 103 at Arizona 3, Washington 1 5:30 p.m. W.F. West 933 x — 15 13 0 Friday, May 2: Dallas 113, San Anto- at Oakland 11, Chicago White Sox 0 TGC — LPGA, Kingsmill Championship, first SATURDAY, May 17 Batteries: Aberdeen — Gallinger, nio 111 Tampa Bay 2, at Seattle 1 Cadwell (3) and Timmons; W.F. West round, at Williamsburg, Va. College Softball Sunday, May 4: San Antonio 119, at LA Dodgers 7, Miami 1 Centralia at NWAACC Tournament — Mattie Boucher and Caitlin Reynolds MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Dallas 96 Atlanta 5, at San Francisco 0 (at Delta Park, Ore.), All Day 9:30 a.m. At Centralia Softball Oklahoma City 4, Memphis 3 TIGERS 8, COUGARS 2 Wednesday’s Results FS1 — San Diego at Cincinnati Elma at Pe Ell, 12 p.m. (DH) Saturday, April 19: Oklahoma City Capital 011 000 0 — 2 10 1 Detroit 7, at Baltimore 5 100, Memphis 86 4 p.m. District 4 Baseball Centralia 012 203 x — 8 11 2 LA Angels 3, at Philadelphia 0 Monday, April 21: Memphis 111, Tournament Schedules Batteries: Centralia — Mackenzie MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Oklahoma City 105, OT at Kansas City 3, Colorado 2 2Bs Wasson and Melissa Zion; Capital — Chicago White Sox 4, at Oakland 2 Mets or Cleveland at Toronto Lincoln and Ericson Thursday, April 24: Memphis 98, May 12-17 Tampa Bay 2, at Seattle 0 7 p.m. Monday, May 12 Oklahoma City 95, OT Washington 5, at Arizona 1 First Round At Onalaska Saturday, April 26: Oklahoma City ROOT — Houston at Seattle 1. Pe Ell 8, Mossyrock 3 Game 1 92, Memphis 89, OT at San Francisco 10, Atlanta 4 NBA BASKETBALL 2. Napavine 11, North Beach 1 WARRIORS 17, LOGGERS 11 Tuesday, April 29: Memphis 100, NY Yankees 4, at NY Mets 0 3. MWP 4, Toutle Lake 1 Onalaska 135 010 1 — 11 7 2 Oklahoma City 99, OT Cleveland 15, at Toronto 4 5 p.m. 4. Adna 10, Northwest Christian 4 Rochester (10)40 030 X — 17 14 5 Thursday, May 1: Oklahoma City Pittsburgh 4, at Milwaukee 1 ESPN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game Batteries: Onalaska — Glenn, Mas- 104, Memphis 84 Boston 9, at Minnesota 4 6, Indiana at Washington (if necessary) Tuesday, May 13 ciola (1), Wright (3) and Pannkuk; Saturday, May 3: Oklahoma City 120, at Houston 5, Texas 4 Rochester — Lancaster and Seymour 7:30 p.m. Second Round Memphis 109 Miami 13, at LA Dodgers 3 Semifinals ESPN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game 5. Napavine 6, Pe Ell 0 Game 2 L.A. Clippers 4, Golden State 3 Thursday’s Games 6, Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers (if necessary) 6. Morton-White Pass 9, Adna 7 WARRIORS 12, LOGGERS 1 (5 inn.) Saturday, April 19: Golden State 109, San Diego at Cincinnati, 9:35 a.m. Consolation (loser out) Rochester 120 63 — 12 12 0 L.A. Clippers 105 NHL HOCKEY 7. Mossyrock 3, North Beach 1 Onalaska 000 01 — 1 3 4 Monday, April 21: L.A. Clippers 138, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 10:10 a.m. 4:30 p.m. 8. Toutle Lake 6, NW Christian 5 Batteries: Rochester — Glacken and Golden State 98 Boston at Minnesota, 10:10 a.m. NBCSN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, Lancaster; Onalaska — Wright, Glenn Thursday, April 24: L.A. Clippers 98, Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 10:45 a.m. (4) and Pannkuk Friday, May 16 Golden State 96 San Diego at Cincinnati, 3:10 p.m. teams TBA At Mossyrock Sunday, April 27: Golden State 118, Cleveland at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Championship Wednesday’s Results L.A. Clippers 97 NY Yankees at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. Napavine vs. Morton-White Pass, Baseball FRIDAY, May 16 Tuesday, April 29: L.A. Clippers 113, 4:30 p.m. At Chehalis Baltimore at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. AUTO RACING TIGERS 8, WOLVES 2 Golden State 103 Tampa Bay at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. Saturday, May 17 Black Hills 002 200 0 — 2 5 2 Thursday, May 1: Golden State 100, Miami at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 8 a.m. At Mossyrock Centralia 310 220 x — 8 11 2 L.A. Clippers 99 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, final practice Consolation Semifinals (Loser Out) Batteries: Black Hills — Joe Ander- Saturday, May 3: LA Clippers 126, Friday’s Games Golden State 121 for North Carolina Education Lottery 200, at Con- Mossyrock vs. Adna, 10 a.m. son, Henry Coates (4), Ty Warren (5) Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 p.m. Toutle Lake vs. Pe Ell, noon and Milo Ames; Centralia — Christian Oakland at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. cord, N.C. Third/Fourth Peters and Jacob Monohon Portland 4, Houston 2 Pittsburgh at NY Yankees, 4:05 p.m. 9 a.m. Consolation semifinals winners, 2 Sunday, April 20: Portland 122, p.m. At Chehalis Houston 120, OT NY Mets at Washington, 4:05 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, final practice for BEARCATS 7, THUNDERBIRDS 1 Wednesday, April 23: Portland 112, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. Showdown, at Concord, N.C. 1As Tumwater 100 000 0 — 1 3 4 Houston 105 Detroit at Boston, 4:10 p.m. 10:45 a.m. May 13-17 W.F. West 004 012 x — 7 8 3 Friday, April 25: Houston 121, Port- Toronto at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Tuesday, May 13 Batteries: Tumwater — Luke Hare, land 116, OT Baltimore at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “Happy Hour Se- First Round Riley Owen (6) and Ian Sugure; W.F. Sunday, April 27: Portland 123, Seattle at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. ries,” final practice for All-Star Race, at Concord, 1. Rochester 1, La Center 0 West — Tanner Gueller and Brandon Houston 120, OT Chi. White Sox at Houston, 5:10 p.m. 2. Elma 7, Toledo-Winlock 5 N.C. Davis Wednesday, April 30: Houston 108, Atlanta at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. 3. Tenino 8, Castle Rock 5 1 p.m. Portland 98 San Diego at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. 4. Woodland 7, Hoquiam 0 Softball Friday, May 2: Portland 99, Houston FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying Semifinals At Kittitas LA Dodgers at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. 98 7. Rochester 5, Elma 3 TIMBERWOLVES 14, COYOTES 1 Tampa Bay at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. for Showdown, at Concord, N.C. 8. Woodland 5, Tenino 3 Morton-WP 003 137 — 14 11 0 Miami at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS 2:30 p.m. Consolation (loser out) Kittitas 000 001 — 1 3 5 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, pole qualifying 5. La Center 9, Toledo-Winlock 1 Batteries: Morton-White Pass — Saturday’s Games 6. Hoquiam 18, Castle Rock 4 Robbins, McCoy (6) and Atkinson; Kit- EASTERN CONFERENCE for North Carolina Education Lottery 200, at Con- Miami 4, Brooklyn 1 Atlanta at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. titas — Shelton, Shipley (4) and Keis Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. cord, N.C. Friday, May 16 Tuesday, May 6: Miami 107, Brook- Pittsburgh at NY Yankees, 1:05 p.m. At Castle Rock At Onalaska lyn 86 4 p.m. Consolation Semifinals BEAVERS 8, LOGGERS 3 Thursday, May 8: Miami 94, Brook- NY Mets at Washington, 1:05 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Showdown, at La Center vs. Tenino, 2 p.m. Tenino 004 200 2 — 8 6 3 lyn 82 Chi. White Sox at Houston, 1:10 p.m. Hoquiam vs. Elma, 4:30 p.m. Onalaska 102 000 0 — 3 4 5 Saturday, May 10: Brooklyn 104, Mi- Oakland at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Concord, N.C. Batteries: Tenino — Masters and ami 90 Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Saturday, May 17 Gubbe; Onalaska — Wright, Masciola Monday, May 12: Miami 102, Brook- Detroit at Boston, 4:10 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, North Carolina At Castle Rock (4), Wright (7) and Pannkuk, Duryea lyn 96 Baltimore at Kansas City, 4:10 p.m. Third/Fourth Education Lottery 200, at Concord, N.C. (4) Wednesday, May 14: Miami 96, Seattle at Minnesota, 4:10 p.m. Consolation semifinal winners, Brooklyn 94 Toronto at Texas, 5:05 p.m. BOXING noon At Centralia San Diego at Colorado, 5:10 p.m. 6 p.m. Championship TIGERS 21, HAWKS 5 (3 inn.) Indiana 3, Washington 2 LA Dodgers at Arizona, 5:10 p.m. Rochester vs. Woodland, 3 p.m. River Ridge 005 — 5 5 7 Monday, May 5: Washington 102, In- ESPN2 — Junior middleweights, Delvin Rodri- Tampa Bay at LA Angels, 6:05 p.m. Centralia 5(13)3 — 21 16 2 diana 96 guez (28-7-3) vs. Joachim Alcine (35-7-1), at Mon- 2As Batteries: River Ridge — Justice and Wednesday, May 7: Indiana 86, Miami at San Francisco, 6:05 p.m. May 13-17 treal Grahn; Centralia — Girardin and Pow- Washington 82 Tuesday, May 13 ell Friday, May 9: Indiana 85, Washing- Sunday’s Games 7 p.m. First Round ton 63 Oakland at Cleveland, 10:05 a.m. 1. Centralia 12, RA Long 1 At Chehalis SHO — Super middleweights, Bastie Samir Sunday, May 11: Indiana 95, Wash- Pittsburgh at NY Yankees, 10:05 a.m. 2. Black Hills 5, Hockinson 4 BEARCATS 7, COUGARS 0 (14-0-1) vs. Derrick Webster (16-0-0); junior mid- ington 92 NY Mets at Washington, 10:35 a.m. 3. W.F. West 5, Mark Morris 2 Capital 000 000 0 — 0 8 2 dleweights, Frank Galarza (13-0-2) vs. Sebastien 4. Tumwater 3, Capital 2 W.F. West 010 501 x — 7 12 2 Tuesday, May 13: Washington 102, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 10:35 a.m. Batteries: W.F. West — Ali Graham Indiana 79 Baltimore at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. Bouchard (9-0-0); super featherweights, Joel Diaz Wednesday, May 14 and Caitlyn Reynolds; Capital — Wil- Thursday, May 15: Indiana at Wash- Seattle at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Jr. (15-0-0) vs. Tyler Asselstine (14-1-0), at Mashan- Semifinals son and Ericson ington, 5 p.m. Chi. White Sox at Houston, 11:10 a.m. tucket, Conn. 7. W.F. West 7, Tumwater 1 x-Sunday, May 18: Washington at In- Atlanta at St. Louis, 11:15 p.m. diana, TBA 8. Centralia 8, Black Hills 2 Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 p.m. COLLEGE BASEBALL Consolation (Loser Out) Toronto at Texas, 12 p.m. 5 p.m. 5. Capital 6, Mark Morris 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Tampa Bay at LA Angels, 12:35 p.m. 6. RA Long 7, Hockinson 5 Local San Antonio 4, Portland 1 ESPNU — Mississippi at Texas A&M Miami at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. Local Golf Tuesday, May 6: San Antonio 116, COLLEGE SOFTBALL San Diego at Colorado, 1:10 p.m. Friday, May 16 Riverside Women’s Golf Club Portland 92 1:30 p.m. At W.F. West May 13 Results Thursday, May 8: San Antonio 114, LA Dodgers at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. Championship 18-Hole Better Nine Portland 97 Detroit at Boston, 5 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Division I playoffs, regionals, W.F. West vs. Centralia, 5 p.m. First Division Saturday, May 10: San Antonio 118, game 1, teams TBD 1. Linda Meyers Portland 103 Monday’s Games Saturday, May 17 4 p.m. 2. (tie) Sue Morrissey, Susan Remund Monday, May 12: Portland 103, San Detroit at Cleveland, 4 p.m. At W.F. West 3. Christie Greiter Antonio 92 ESPN2 — NCAA Division I playoffs, regionals, Consolation Semifinals Cincinnati at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Second Division Wednesday, May 14: San Antonio Milwaukee at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. game 2, teams TBD Capital vs. Black Hills, 11 a.m. 1. Vicki Pogorelc R.A. Long vs. Tumwater, 1:30 p.m. 104, Portland 82 Chi. White Sox at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. CYCLING 2. Janet Schultz Third Place 3. Val Wheeler Houston at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. 2 p.m. Consolation semifinal winners, 4 Oklahoma City 3, L.A. Clippers 2 p.m. Monday, May 5: L.A. Clippers 122, NBCSN — Tour of California, stage 6, Santa Oklahoma City 105 Clarita to Wrightwood, Calif. Local Results Wednesday, May 7: Oklahoma City Golf GOLF Tuesday’s Results NBA 112, LA Clippers 101 Baseball Friday, May 9: Oklahoma City 118, PGA Tour 9:30 a.m. At Centralia National Basketball Association L.A. Clippers 112 Money Leaders TGC — Champions Tour, The Tradition, sec- TIGERS 12, JACKS 1 NBA Playoff Glance Sunday, May 11: LA Clippers 101, As of May 15 R.A. Long 000 01 — 1 5 8 All Times PDT Oklahoma City 99 Golf Amount ond round, at Birmingham, Ala. FIRST ROUND Centralia 119 1x — 12 7 1 Tuesday, May 13: Oklahoma City 105, 1. Bubba Watson $4,557,079 Noon Batteries: R.A. Long — Tanner (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) LA Clippers 104 2. Jimmy Walker $4,538,071 Ruffe, Brady Hulings (3) and Will Tei- EASTERN CONFERENCE TGC — PGA Tour, Byron Nelson Champion- Thursday, May 15: Oklahoma City at 3. Dustin Johnson $3,378,150 gen; Centralia — Zach Wood, Jake Sut- Indiana 4, Atlanta 3 ship, second round, at Irving, Texas L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. 4. Matt Kuchar $3,256,440 ton (5) and Jacob Monohon Saturday, April 19: Atlanta 101, Indi- x-Sunday, May 18: L.A. Clippers at 5. Jordan Spieth $3,171,423 3:30 p.m. ana 93 Oklahoma City, TBA At Mossyrock Tuesday, April 22: Indiana 101, At- 6. Patrick Reed $3,048,426 TGC — Web.com Tour, BMW Charity Pro- TIGERS 6, TROJANS 0 lanta 85 7. Jim Furyk $2,839,637 Am, second round, at Greer and Greenville, S.C. Napavine 100 003 2 — 6 8 1 Thursday, April 24: Atlanta 98, Indi- 8. Harris English $2,579,772 (same-day tape) Pe Ell 000 000 0 — 0 0 1 ana 85 9. Chris Kirk $2,408,892 Batteries: Napavine — Wyatt Stan- Saturday, April 26: Indiana 91, At- MLB 10. Zach Johnson $2,300,586 5:30 p.m. ley and Brady Woodrum; Pe Ell — Red lanta 88 11. Martin Kaymer $2,274,657 TGC — LPGA, Kingsmill Championship, sec- Arrington and Kaelin Jurek Standings Monday, April 28: Atlanta 107, Indi- All Times PST 12. Ryan Moore $2,255,980 ond round, at Williamsburg, Va. (same-day tape) ana 97 At Longview American League 13. Webb Simpson $2,128,755 Thursday, May 1: Indiana 95, Atlanta HOCKEY BEARCATS 5, MONARCHS 2 EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 14. Matt Every $2,112,825 88 6:30 a.m. W.F. West 100 103 0 — 5 8 2 Baltimore 20 18 .526 — 15. Sergio Garcia $2,057,866 Mark Morris 000 200 0 — 2 8 3 Saturday, May 3: Indiana 92, Atlanta NBCSN — IIHF, World Championship, Ka- Boston 20 19 .513 ½ 16. Jason Day $2,010,360 Batteries: W.F. West — Elijah John- 80 New York 20 19 .513 ½ 17. Kevin Stadler $1,931,351 zakhstan vs. United States, at Minsk, Belarus son and Tanner Gueller; Mark Morris — 18. J.B. Holmes $1,865,322 Tilton, Williams (6), Best (6), Harris (6) Miami 4, Charlotte 0 Toronto 20 21 .488 1½ HORSE RACING 19. Gary Woodland $1,821,386 and Mosier Sunday, April 20: Miami 99, Char- Tampa Bay 18 23 .439 3½ 1 p.m. 20. John Senden $1,800,164 lotte 88 CENTRAL 21. Rory McIlroy $1,787,840 NBCSN — Thoroughbreds, Black-Eyed Susan At Rochester Wednesday, April 23: Miami 101, Detroit 24 12 .667 — WARRIORS 1, WILDCATS 0 (17 inn.) 22. Will MacKenzie $1,782,250 Charlotte 97 Kansas City 20 19 .513 5½ Stakes, at Baltimore La Center 000 000 000 000 000 00 — 073 Saturday, April 26: Miami 98, Char- 23. Graham Delaet $1,770,933 Chicago 20 22 .476 7 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Rochester 000 000 000 000 000 01 — 165 lotte 85 24. Matt Jones $1,750,931 Cleveland 19 21 .475 7 4 p.m. Batteries: La Center — Roberson, Monday, April 28: Miami 109, Char- 25. Kevin Na $1,734,628 Minnesota 18 20 .474 7 N/A (13) and Lell; Rochester — Dylan lotte 98 26. Seung-yul Noh $1,703,172 MLB — Regional coverage, Pittsburgh at N.Y. Fosnacht, Dustin Wilson (15) and Wil- WEST 27. Justin Rose $1,696,179 son, Chase McCarthy (15) Yankees or Detroit at Boston Brooklyn 4, Toronto 3 Oakland 25 16 .610 — 28. Brian Stuard $1,653,918 7 p.m. Saturday, April 19: Brooklyn 94, To- Los Angeles 21 18 .538 3 At Rochester 29. Keegan Bradley $1,650,915 ronto 87 ROOT — Houston at Seattle WARRIORS 5, EAGLES 3 Seattle 20 20 .500 4½ 30. Russell Henley $1,635,327 Tuesday, April 22: Toronto 100, Rochester 201 110 0 — 5 8 2 Texas 20 21 .488 5 31. Rickie Fowler $1,514,610 NBA BASKETBALL Brooklyn 95 Elma 200 010 0 — 3 7 2 Houston 14 27 .341 11 32. Ryan Palmer $1,488,356 5 p.m. Batteries: Rochester — Dustin Wil- Friday, April 25: Brooklyn 102, To- National League ronto 98 33. Charley Hoffman $1,387,657 ESPN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game son and Dakota Deal; Elma — Austin EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 34. Graeme McDowell $1,368,530 Neary, Cole Thornock (5) and Todd Sunday, April 27: Toronto 87, Brook- 6, Miami at Brooklyn (if necessary) Atlanta 22 17 .564 — 35. Steven Bowditch $1,356,068 Swinhart lyn 79 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 30: Toronto 115, Washington 21 19 .525 1½ 36. Charles Howell III $1,324,265 At Mossyrock Brooklyn 113 Miami 21 20 .512 2 37. Luke Donald $1,320,651 ESPN — Playoffs, conference semifinals, game TIMBERWOLVES 9, PIRATES 7 Friday, May 2: Brooklyn 97, Toronto New York 19 20 .487 3 38. Jason Bohn $1,280,214 6, San Antonio at Portland (if necessary) Morton-WP 300 000 200 4 — 9 6 3 83 Philadelphia 17 21 .447 4½ 39. Pat Perez $1,265,150 • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014

Tuesday’s 2B Baseball Napavine’s Stanley No- Hits Pe Ell in Semifinals By The Chronicle Morton-White Pass MOSSYROCK jumped out to a 3-0 lead in — Napavine's Wyatt Stanley the top of the first before came up huge in his first play- Adna had a 4-run rally in the off pitching appearance, toss- bottom of the frame - keyed ing a no-hitter against Cen- by Bryce McCloskey's 3-run tral 2B League champion Pe double. The Pirates added Ell here on Tuesday in the Ti- another run in the sixth, but gers' 6-0 win in the semifinals Morton-White Pass stayed of the District 4 2B Baseball alive with 2 runs in the top of Tournament. the seventh. Stanley, a freshman, faced "II was really happy with just 24 batters in the game, how we kept our composure striking out five, hitting one, and battled back," Coleman walking two and allowing said. one to reach on an error — That's how the game though that one was then would stay until MWP went picked off at first base. on a 4-run rally in the tenth, "I think the biggest sur- but Adna came back with 2 prise was that he was able to runs before the Timbewolves throw the complete game," were able to shut the door. Napavine coach Bryan Bull- "It was just a very good ock said. "As a freshman, he's high school baseball game," shown signs that he's got the Pete Caster / [email protected] Adna coach Jon Rooklidge ability, and his arm's getting Josh Larson is picked up by Rochester irst base coach Kyle Sprague (13) after his squeeze bunt in the 17th inning scored the said. "I think fans got their into shape right now, and he's winning run during a District IV 1A Baseball Tournament opening round game against La Center on Tuesday afternoon in worked hard all year." money's worth. Both teams Rochester. The defense, Bullock add- were able to get out of jams ed, played well behind the but in the end, Morton-White Rock. bouncing our way. I'm proud of freshman, including big plays Pass put something together "We played 17 innings, and 1As the kids about how they didn't by middle infielders Mac and at the right time. We had our we came out on top, but our in- give in and they kept battling." chances to win and they just Continued from Sports 1 Sam Fagerness to save base tensity and our attitude was very Both teams had six hits in the hits, and solid work by J.T. found a way in the end." good in the second game," Strie- by Dustin Wilson in the 15th, contest, and Tenino got a 2-RBI Kaut at first base. Adna outhit the Timber- gel said. "Not only the kids on performance from both Brayden Sam Fagerness doubled to wolves 12-6 as Cole Young, after allowing back-to-back sin- the field, but the nine kids in the gles to start the inning. Hisaw and Zeb Chamberlain. lead off the first inning and Tyson Gray and Jared Olson dugout." Thomas Pier went 1 for 3 with 3 scored on a sacrifice fly from each had two hits. Spencer "We talked to him every in- Note: Toledo-Winlock lost ning, and he said he felt com- runs and two stolen bases. Brady Woodrum. The Tigers Burdick pitched until the 7-5 to Elma in its opener, and fell, Woodland went 14-0 in wouldn't score again until tenth inning, but the Pirate fortable, he felt good, and he's a 9-1, to La Center in a loser-out the Trico this season and was the sixth, when Woodrum defense ended up committing little competitor," Striegel said. second-round game. "He didn't want to come out of ranked No. 1 in the state before singled and scored on an er- five errors in the game. the ballgame. He wasn't very sneaking past the Beavers, 5-3, ror, and Tyler McCarty added "Spencer did a really nice pleased when I took him out in Beavers a Win From Regionals in the district semifinals. Teni- a two-out RBI single. job and he made some huge the 15th." CASTLE ROCK — Tenino no led 3-1 heading into the bot- Kaut then drove in 2 runs pitches," Rooklidge said. "All The Warriors' second game gave District 4 1A Baseball tom of the third inning before with a two-out single in the five runs against him were seventh inning, which pro- of the day was nowhere near as Tournament host Castle Rock a Woodland's 4-run rally. unearned. If we make a play dramatic on the field. rude awakening, defeating the vided more than enough in- here or there, things are dif- "We loaded up the bases with surance for Napavine. Wilson started and, after Rockets 8-5 in their opening no outs and we battled out of it," ferent. He deserved a win." Napavine (14-7) sealed a Morton-White Pass, win- throwing three innings against round matchup here on Tuesday. Hogue said. "They only got four La Center, tossed all seven in the The Beavers then fell to Trico berth in the regional playoffs ners of eight games in a row, runs out of that. You just can't with the win, and advances win over Elma. champion Woodland, 5-3, in the will play Napavine in the Dis- give them that because they're a to Friday's District 4 champi- "He kind of got focused in tournament semifinals, and will trict 4 title game on Friday at great team." onship game. The Tigers will and threw much better in the now face La Center on Friday 4:30 p.m. in Mossyrock. Freshman pitcher Robbie face Morton-White Pass at last three innings," Striegel said, with a regional berth on the line. Adna will face Mossyrock Wall came in the fourth in- 4:30 on Friday, back in Moss- pointing out Wilson's five strike- Against Castle Rock, the Bea- in a winner-to-regionals, los- ning and only allowed a run to yrock. outs in the last three frames. vers came back from a 5-1 deficit er-out consolation semifinal Wilson and Fosnacht each in the bottom of the fourth with Woodland the rest of the way. at 10 a.m. on Saturday, back went 3 for 4 in the late game, a 5-run rally and added 2 insur- "For a freshman to come in MWP Reaches Regionals With in Mossyrock. with Lucas Eastman going 2 for ance runs en route to the victory. against the No. 1 team and do 10-Inning Win Over Adna that is something," Hogue said. 4 and driving in a run. "We had kind of slow start MOSSYROCK — It took Mossyrock Hold Off North Dakota Deal and Wyatt but in the fourth we finally Zeb Chamberlain had an 10 innings to decide a winner Beach Singer added RBIs. kicked things into gear and RBI triple while Terran Gil- between Morton-White Pass The wins put Rochester (17- put some runs on the board," breath went 2 for 3 with an RBI. and Adna in the District 4 2B WESTPORT — The Vi- 5) in Saturday's District 4 cham- first-year Tenino coach Conner Tenino and La Center face Baseball Tournament semi- kings kept their season alive pionship game against Wood- Hogue said. "It was a battle and off at 2 p.m. Friday, back in Cas- finals here on Tuesday. The with a 3-1 win over the Hyaks land, set for 3 p.m. at Castle we ended up just having the ball tle Rock. Timberwolves eventually got here Tuesday in a District 4 a big 2-run double from Kraig 2B consolation game. Lindh in the top of tenth to Logan Gootgeld went all key the 9-7 victory and a spot seven innings for Mossyr- in the regional playoffs. ock, which will now take on "We kept everybody on the Adna in a loser-out consola- edge of their seats for a while," tion semifinal game Saturday Morton-White Pass coach at 10 a.m. at Mossyrock. The Keith Coleman said. "I've got winner advances to the re- a good group of seniors. Most gional playoffs, and will play of them played football and the winner of the noon Pe Ell/ basketball and they have that Toutle Lake consolation semi- winning edge in those sports. final in the third/fourth place Hopefully it can continue." game at 2 p.m.

NBA Clippers Look to Redeem Themselves LOS ANGELES (MCT) — left to pull the Thunder to within The Los Angeles Clippers’ loss two points. to the Oklahoma City Thunder After that, things turned hor- in Game 5 rocked Chris Paul ribly wrong for Paul. because of his blunders in the Thinking he was going to be final seconds, leaving the All- fouled, Paul said, he was trying Star guard in a funk from which to put up about a 50-foot three- he was still trying to recover at pointer in hopes that he would practice Wednesday. get three free throws. Clippers coach Doc Rivers Pete Caster / [email protected] Instead, Westbrook stole the lashed out at the officiating crew ball from Paul with 13.9 seconds After picking a wild throw from the catch on a third strike out of the dirt, W.F. West irst baseman JC Cleary manages to keep in his team’s 105-104 loss Tues- left. his foot on the bag as Tumwater’s Garrett Terrell strides towards the irst base during a District IV 2A Baseball Tournament day night in Oklahoma City, but “That’s on me,” Paul said. “As semiinal game at Bearcat Baseball Stadium on Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. he escaped being fined by the Doc told me, I got in my own way, strikeouts. Riley Owen took over Gueller’s big hit broke a 2-2 NBA for his comments and was thinking the game too much. in the sixth to allow a hit and the tie and was part of a sixth inning more upbeat Wednesday. They usually don’t even give me Bearcats Now Paul, Rivers and the rest that (three-point) call anyway, so final unearned run. in which the Monarchs — who of the Clippers must regroup it’s probably something I’ll never Continued from Sports 1 Toby Johnson and Cox each finished second in the Greater after the disappointing loss left do again.” St. Helens 2A League — went went 2 for 4 for the Bearcats them in a 3-2 hole in the best- After the steal, Westbrook W.F. West’s offense, mean- (15-6), which will now face rival through four pitchers. while, was opportunistic. Five of of-seven second-round Western passed the ball ahead to Reggie Centralia at 5 p.m. on Friday, in “It was as hard a hit ball as Conference playoff series. Jackson. the Bearcats’ eight hits came in Chehalis, for the District 4 title. he’s hit all year,” Bearcat coach a 4-run third inning, with sin- Game 6 is Thursday night at Then came the controversy. Both teams have already sealed Tommy Elder said. “He got a 2-1 Staples Center, giving the Clip- Jackson was stripped of the ball gles from Brandon Davis, Toby regional playoff berths, though fastball that the kid left a little Johnson, Gueller and Elijah pers a chance to redeem them- by Matt Barnes, with the ball ap- Friday’s winner will play its May up, and he hit it hard. There was selves for all they did wrong in pearing to go out of bounds off Johnson stacked around a 2-run 24 regional games in Chehalis, no doubt about it.” triple from Alex Cox. blowing a seven-point lead in the the Thunder guard’s hand while while the loser will play in Yelm. Toby Johnson added two hits final 49.2 seconds. he was being fouled by Barnes. Toby Johnson bunted his way for W.F. West, while younger “Yeah, obviously one got away Barnes was not called for a to first and scored on an outfield brother Elijah worked all seven from us,” Paul said. “But we’ve foul. The officials reviewed the error on Alex Cox’s single in the Bearcats Upset Monarchs in First Round innings to record the win. got an opportunity to try and get play and gave the ball back to the fourth inning, and a single by “He kept their hitters off it back” Thursday. Thunder with 11.3 seconds left. Hayden Dobyns, a sacrifice fly LONGVIEW — Tanner balance,” Elder said. “He didn’t After Kevin Durant made a That drew the ire of Rivers, from Ryan Steepy and another Gueller smashed a 3-run double have a great breaking ball at three-pointer with 43.7 seconds setting him off on postgame rant error put 2 more runs across in in the sixth inning, and W.F. times, but when he needed to go left, Jamal Crawford missed a in which he said his team was the sixth. West held on to that cushion for to it, he was able to throw it for layup. “robbed.” Luke Hare started on the a 5-2 win over Mark Morris here strikes.” Russell Westbrook grabbed Rivers said Wednesday he mound for Tumwater and Tuesday night in the first round Johnson struck out three, the rebound and threw the ball had spoken to the NBA about worked the first five innings, of the District 4 2A Baseball walked two and allowed eight ahead to Durant, who scored on the game, but wouldn’t share allowing seven hits with four Tournament. hits without an earned run. a driving layup with 17.8 seconds what was said. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 SPORTS

2A Girls Tennis MLB

Photo Courtesy of Deb Keahey Centralia’s girls tennis team poses at Capitol City Tennis in Tumwater after winning the Evergreen 2A Conference sub-district tennis tournament. Scheibmeir, Centralia Wins Sub-Districts By The Chronicle during the tournament and they TUMWATER — Nine ath- played well. Their tennis im- letes from the Twin Cities will proved every time they played.” head to the District 4 2A Girls In singles action, W.F. West’s Tennis Tournament after a solid Kyla Richards took fourth after showing by both Centralia and defeating Capital’s Megan Coo- W.F. West here Tuesday and per 6-4, 6-2 to reach the consola- Wednesday at the Evergreen 2A tion finals where she fell to Tum- By The Associated Press Conference sub-district tourna- water’s Lauren Brandt 6-0, 6-0. Seattle Mariners shortstop Brad Miller makes a leaping throw after forcing a sliding Tampa Bay Rays’ Evan Longoria out at sec- ond, Wednesday, but the throw wasn’t in time to get James Loney out at irst in the fourth inning of a baseball game in Seattle. ment at Capitol City Tennis. Bearcat teammate Lauren Wade Centralia capped off an un- also defeated Megan Cooper 2-6, defeated regular season by plac- 6-4, 6-4 for fifth place in sub-dis- ing first at sub-districts and hav- tricts and the final singles spot to Odorizzi Baffles Mariners in Rays’ 2-0 Win ing Anna Scheibmeir win the the District 4 tournament. singles title. Scheibmeir defeated “I’m real pleased with our SEATTLE (AP) — Lloyd Mc- teammate Lillian Albright, 6-1, kids,” State said. “Kyla and Lau- Clendon didn’t want to get into a 6-1 in the championship match, ren played kids that are good at long explanation for the reasons running things down and get- while Tiger doubles team McK- behind his ejection, partly out of ting the ball back. They’re look- ailey Fast and Jaycee Foster took concern for his checkbook. ing for you to make the mistake. “You second in the tournament. Neither of our girls like playing “It was a fitting end to an write what that way, but they made that you saw,” the undefeated season,” Centralia change in the middle of the coach Deb Keahey said. “Getting Seattle man- match and just kept stroking the ager said. “If first place at sub-districts was ball. I tell it, I get nice and we will enjoy it, but we “Making adjustments like fined.” now have our eyes set on the next that for high schoolers is really McClen- step — districts.” hard to do and takes a lot of dis- don was Capital’s Sooyoun Park and cipline,” he said. ejected in TAMPA BAY 2 Baylee Yost downed Fast and The District 4 2A Girls Ten- the eighth SEATTLE 0 Foster in the doubles champion- nis Tournament will take place inning of the ship match 6-4, 6-3. at Mint Valley Racquet Complex Mariners 2-0 loss to Tampa Bay The Associated Press Meanwhile, in the consola- in Longview June 23 and 24 and on Wednesday arguing a check Seattle Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon, right, argues after he was ejected by tion bracket, W.F. West’s Katie the top three singles players and swing strikeout called by first Hankins and Isabel VanderStoep irst base umpire Lance Barksdale, left, Wednesday, after McClendon argued the doubles teams will advance to base umpire Lance Barksdale. It call that Mariners’ John Buck had struck out swinging in the eighth inning. defeated Centralia’s Hayden Bla- the state tournament at the Uni- was his second ejection of the ser and Sydney Creel 6-3, 6-3 to versity of Washington. season but this one came with Note take fifth place. : Albright and Scheib- the added flair of McClendon Brandon Maurer (1-2) and The valuable all-purpose “Isabel and Katie played meir earned All-Evergreen 2A twice throwing his hat, includ- the Seattle bullpen held the Rays player jammed himself into Centralia earlier and lost to them Conference first-team singles ing into the stands as he left the to three hits. But Maurer was un- the bag after being tagged out, in a third-set tie-breaker, but honors, while Fast and Foster field. able to make it out of the fourth walked off the field holding his they came away from that match were an All-League first-team Clearly, McClendon was not when he lost command and the hand and later had his thumb knowing they could beat them,” doubles squad. Blaser and Creel happy about the call. Nor was Rays scored both of their runs. adjusted back into place. Zobrist W.F. West coach Jack State said. were an All-League second team he pleased with the little Seattle With a runner already on said having the thumb put back “They were pretty comfortable doubles selection. was able to get done at the plate base, Maurer issued three in hurt more than jamming it against Tampa Bay starter Jake straight two-out walks to Wil originally. Women’s College Golf Odorizzi. Myers, Brandon Jennings and X-rays to check if there was a “Our bats weren’t very good. the last to Yunel Escobar that fracture were negative. Schulz Sixth for Lady Blazers at Bandon There was a very favorable strike forced in a run. “We’re getting different opin- zone,” McClendon said. “It is Reliever Dominic Leone al- ions. I think a lot of it has to do most immediately threw a wild By The Chronicle “MacKenzie had been what it is.” with how sore he is tomorrow, pitch that scored Myers. knocking on the door to break Seattle was unable to solve how swollen and sore,” Maddon BANDON, Ore. — Cen- “He lost his command, re- 100 and shot a 91,” Klovdahl. Odorizzi, who threw six shutout said. “That could indicate DL. tralia College’s women golfers ally struggled, pitch count got up. Hannah Cooley was third innings and had a no-hitter go- That could indicate maybe not.” took a trip to one of the best re- Just a bad day all around,” Mc- on the team with a 210, while ing until James Jones singled With the Rays bullpen rested sorts in the nation — Bandon Clendon said. Dunes — and came away with a Anna Baker was fourth with a with two outs in the sixth inning. after David Price’s complete 243. Bailey Elders shot a 154 and The Mariners got only one other Odorizzi (2-3) picked up his fourth-place finish in a six-team first win since the opening week game the night before, Maddon NWAACC tournament here on Olivia Burgess was sixth, shoot- hit when Dustin Ackley doubled ended Odorizzi’s day after six with one out in the eighth and of the season, teaming with three Sunday. ing a 243. Burgess shot a 132 in innings. Jake McGee, Peralta that was followed by McClen- relievers on a combined two- Megan Schulz led the Lady the first day, then came back and Grant Balfour combined to with a 111 second round. don’s antics. hitter. But the concern for Tam- Blazers, shooting a 184 in two pa Bay was the dislocated left finish off the shutout. Balfour rounds of golf and placed sixth “Olivia has been having Ackley’s double off Joel Per- thumb suffered by All-Star sec- picked up his seventh save in overall last weekend. steady improvement and the sec- alta provided Seattle its only ond baseman Ben Zobrist sliding eight chances working the ninth. “It was beautiful weather ond day was great,” Klovdal said. scoring chance. John Buck then Notes struck out when he was called headfirst into second base on a : Rays won consecutive on the course,” Centralia coach “The same with MacKenzie. Both games for first time since May Dave Klovdahl said. “It was one of those girls had a couple of nice out on a checked swing by Barks- steal attempt in the fifth inning. dale on a 3-2 pitch and McClen- Zobrist’s injury isn’t consid- 1-2. ... Seattle LHP James Paxton of the best weekends we’ve had rounds.” (back) threw a 52-pitch bullpen Columbia Basin won the don erupted. ered serious. But the Rays are down there.” session on Wednesday. Paxton Schulz shot a 93-91, while event as Hope Neidhold was the “That’s one of the reasons we not sure whether he’ll end up on hopes to throw a simulated game MacKenzie Devore finished sec- top golfer, shooting a 74 and 81 all love playing for him here,” the disabled list or be able to play ond on the team with a 110-91 for a 155 overall. Buck said. “I was in starter mode through the injury. Rays man- this weekend on the road. ... Se- for a 201 overall. Klovdahl was Centralia will travel to Pasco so I felt like I couldn’t get thrown ager Joe Maddon said the club attle SS Brad Miller committed particularly impressed with De- this weekend for the NWAACC out there. He ran out there and would likely make a decision on his seventh error. He had seven vore’s improvement from round Championships at Horn Rapids wore one for me. That’s a players’ Thursday after seeing how the errors in 68 games at SS last sea- to round. Golf Course. manager, for sure.” thumb responds. son. Columbia Auto Group Four Great Manufacturers In One Great Location Ford | Lincoln | Hyundai | Nissan CH520227ca.cg HOME OF THE 10 YEAR, 100,000 MILE WARRANTY See our web specials at columbiaautogroup.com 700 7th Ave, Longview, Wa 98632 • 866.890.5811 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Health and fitness; personal Sue Giesy works on a piece of jewelry during an intermediate and advanced jewelry making class at Centralia College on Monday afternoon. The enrichment; art and design; class is part of the college’s Continuing and Community Education Program. computers and technology; and business and professional Creativity development. is Ageless

By Lindsay Hodge Program at Centralia College has helped years past. Southwest Seniors Washington For The Chronicle facilitate their needs for personal enrich- Some retirees who find them- ment, and more. Centralia College of- “Once you selves at the end of a long career Every Wednesday afternoon during the school term, fers several non-credit courses through stop learning, have never really let themselves at 2:30 p.m., Russ Lunders greets his students. Many of their Continuing and Community Ed- you start explore hobbies. Bond shared a Lunders' students are retired, or soon will be, and have ucation Program. story of a man who was a dentist. spent years taking his jewelry classes through Centralia In 1975, the Washington state Leg- dying.” He had a no-nonsense sort of at- College's Continuing and Community Education Pro- islature declared that lifelong learning titude that is very common among gram. was important enough to pass a bill that ~Albert Einstein most older adults. When he went to When Lunders retired from 31 years of teaching made college level education more readily college, and throughout his career, jewelry at W.F. West High School in Chehalis he wasn't available to the state's older residents. Since he kept his nose to the grind stone and done teaching. then, nearly every college, university and tech- never looked up. When he found him- Brenda Heldreth and Dale Carroll are both over 50, nical school in the state has adopted some sort of af- self in Bond's office, he realized that he had but still working, and yet they enjoy the enriching expe- fordable education program for older adults. always wanted to take an art class. The resulting course rience of attending Lunders' jewelry class. Carroll said, Soon after that first bill was passed, Sherrie was such an enriching experience for him that he kept “To me, this is therapy!” Bond, a Lewis County resident, author and re- coming back for more. The classes available to seniors Rod Kastelle spent 37 years of his life as a tiree, was involved in managing the Access in our area can be utilized to help you make learning a Lutheran minister, but he had always been Program for Older Adults at the Univer- life-long experience. interested in jewelry making. “Don't be afraid sity of Washington. One of Bond's du- The program at Centralia College hosts many differ- Suzanne Hostetter is retiring in a to try something ties was to help the older adults select ent courses and there are new ones each quarter. Cours- month and a half from a career with an classes and get registered. In her expe- es such as senior-friendly T'ai chi, basic computer skills entirely scientific background, but she new!” rience, it was a pure pleasure to work and basket weaving, show the variety of the program. finds that she just needs to do some- ~Brenda Heldreth with folks who came from many dif- Heldreth and Carroll are always on the lookout for new thing different at times. Lunders' jew- ferent backgrounds. Bond was fascinat- classes. “We are usually drawn to the arts, but we check elry class fills that need. ed by their experiences and personalities the catalog every quarter to see what's new.” The pair, Heldreth, Carroll, Kastelle and Hostet- as they explored and discovered new skills who are close friends, have taken several classes together, ter have decided to make learning a lifelong and hobbies. Now that she is retired herself, part of their lives. The Community Education she can truly relate to the students she helped in please see RETIRED, page Life 2

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Washington State Tusko the Elephant Rampages HISTORY Through Sedro-Woolley

On May 15, 1922, Tusko the bered off a sailing ship at New read newspaper accounts of giant circus elephant rampages York harbor in 1898. Yet by his antics, from the night he through the Skagit Valley town 1922 circus hawkers touted him did a “moonlight dance on the of Sedro-Woolley. No circus as “the largest elephant ever in newly laid asphaltic pavement” We’ll help your business stand elephant in twentieth-century captivity.” Although, at 10-feet- of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, 2-inches tall, he was seven to his unexpected defeat of six out from the crowd! America engendered more inches shorter than Phineas T. snorting killer bulls in an are- NEW LOCATION! outlandish and comical tales Barnum’s Jumbo of the 1880s, na in Juarez, Mexico. But few than he. Captured at age 6 in Tusko was a good ton heavier stories rival the one about this Inside The Chronicle the wilds of Siam (now Thai- than that better-known pachy- tusker’s wild romp through the 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia land), the animal was a mere derm. Even before Washingto- Skagit Valley logging town of five feet high when he lum- nians set eyes on Tusko, they’d Sedro Woolley in 1922. 360-736-6322 COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, May 15, 2014 • Life 5

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

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PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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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

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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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Today’s clue: V equals W

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And in situations where languages fluently, although my guys go shirtless, I wear mine loss of a spouse may find pets tzu will be alert to its sur- wife does not. even over the protests of my can buoy their spirits. Stud- roundings and, despite its When we friends. ies have shown that seniors small stature, can be a good travel to a I can’t get over the scar. I feel can benefit both mentally watchdog. country where like I’m disfigured. Any advice and physically from having a I speak the lan- on how I can deal with this huge pet around. Pets can alleviate · Pomeranian: Pomera- guage, she in- change? — SELF-CONSCIOUS anxiety, depression and bore- nians look like big balls of sists I speak only IN GEORGIA dom. fur and can bring a smile to an English. She says DEAR SELF-CONSCIOUS: While pets can provide comfort Shih Tzu owner's face. The breed tends to everybody in Because you’re sensitive about and companionship, they remain a be perky, can display dominance the world now the scar, perhaps you should talk significant responsibility. Seniors should and can be difficult to train. Because speaks English to a plastic surgeon about your and accuses me By Abigail Van Buren options in having it reduced. find an animal that will fit in with their Pomeranians can be dog-aggressive, of showing off lifestyles. This is an important consid- they may be best as the only pet in the However, in my opinion, you when I converse with a local in are not “disfigured” — you are eration for those seniors who travel fre- house. his or her language. She says it quently or have mobility issues. In ad- ALIVE. You fought for your life makes her uncomfortable. and won. dition, men and women living in senior · Yorkshire terrier: The Yorkie is a di- I realize many people in Few people get through life communities or assisted living facilities minutive breed in size only, as they tend other countries speak some — without some “battle scars.” should determine if there are any pet re- to have exuberant personalities that or even a lot of — English, but Since you can’t change the fact strictions in place. dwarf their stature. The ideal lap dog, many do not. What do you that it’s there, consider changing Those seniors who have decided that Yorkies want to lie around and lounge, think? — SPEECHLESS IN AT- the way you think about it. In LANTA a dog will be the best fit can choose though some do like to bark. If the fur is DEAR SPEECHLESS: a way, it’s your medal of honor. among several breeds that may be a good kept short in a "puppy cut," the dog can Much Scars have been known to fade match for their needs. When selecting a be easy to maintain. as your wife might wish it, not with time, and so does self-con- everybody in the world speaks sciousness. dog, consider both size and temperament. English. That you are able to Smaller dogs tend to be easier to handle · Pembroke Welsh Corgi: This medi- speak to individuals in their na- DEAR ABBY: My grandson and will need less maintenance. They um-sized dog hails from Wales and typi- tive language is a tremendous as- are easily carried and won't take as long cally requires only moderate exercise set when you travel. It makes for will be getting married in Chi- to bathe and groom. Smaller dogs also and little grooming. They are easy to a warmer welcome and a fuller cago. What’s the appropriate consume less food than larger breeds, re- train and moderately dominant. They experience wherever you go, and dress code regarding wearing ducing the expense of dog food and the don't bark excessively, and they often I hope you will continue to use pantyhose these days? It seems everyone you see in a dress is hassle of wrangling large, heavy bags of get along with other dogs. the skill you have worked to ac- quire. bare-legged. I want to be com- chow. Temperament is also important, as fortable, but also appropriately some breeds tend to be more easygoing · Schnauzer: Avail- However, to carry on long, involved conversations while dressed. — BEST-DRESSED than others. Larger breeds may be pref- able in three sizes, GRANDMA erable to a smaller breeds, which tend Schnauzers are your wife just stands there is DEAR GRANDMA: I rude, and if you find out that t de- to be hyperactive. However, always re- good companions the person with whom you are pends upon how formal the wed- member there are pros and cons to each and protectors. talking also speaks English, you ding will be and whether it will breed, and each dog will demonstrate his This is an intelligent should make an effort to see that be held indoors or outside. If it’s own personality traits. The following and loyal breed and she is included. outside and informal, and the are some dogs that can be will need to be kept weather is hot and humid, you DEAR ABBY: could go bare-legged. However, especially compatible amused to stave off Schnauzer I was born with seniors. boredom. with a very weak heart. At the if it’s indoors and the attire is age of 23, I went into heart fail- dressy — and you want to main- · Pug: Equally · Brussels Griffon: These dogs do not ure and needed surgery. It has tain your reputation as “best- playful and willing to shed, but they will require professional been two years since my open dressed granny” — hold up your heart procedure, and it has “end” and wear pantyhose. be a lap dog, the pug grooming at least once every 3 months. ••• requires little exercise If socialized early, the Griffon can be a changed my life for the best. As a young, semi-attractive Dear Abby is written by Abigail and grooming. The good companion but will likely remain male, I feel insecure about my Van Buren, also known as Jeanne breed is typically non- wary of strangers. They are good watch- scar. I went to the beach with Phillips, and was founded by her Pug aggressive and submis- dogs and devoted to their owners. friends, and so many people mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear looked at my scar I got uncom- Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. fortable and put my shirt back Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 7. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

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Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 7

Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: Y equals F

“RLXMX’T RZN TNMRT NY YXCM: NDX ING

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(CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks My Cat From Hell (N) ’ My Cat From Hell ’ My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks My Cat From Hell ’ BET 56 56 ››› Glory Road (2006, Drama) Josh Lucas, Derek Luke. (CC) ››› Ray (2004, Biography) Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Regina King. Ray Charles overcomes hardships to become a legend. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 ››› The Family Man (2000) Nicolas Cage. A Wall Street › Little Fockers (2010, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson. Pre- › Little Fockers (2010, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson. The whole clan arrives for playboy wakes to an alternate suburban existence. miere. The whole clan arrives for the Focker twins’ birthday. the Focker twins’ birthday. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Conference Final: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) (CC) To Be Announced C M T 61 61 ››› Rambo: First Blood (1982) Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna. (CC) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Dog and Beth: On the Hunt (CC) CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed “The Lady Killer” A Dynamic Duo Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files COM 60 60 ››› Role Models (2008, Comedy) Se- ››› Get Him to the Greek (2010, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Russell Brand, Elisabeth Moss. An executive ››› Superbad (2007, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse. Co-dependent ann William Scott, Paul Rudd. (CC) must drag a boozy rock star to Hollywood. (CC) teens hope to score booze and babes at a party. (CC) D I S 41 41 Good-Charlie I Didn’t Do It ’ Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog ››› Despicable Me (2010) Voices of Steve Carell, Jason Segel. ’ (CC) Mighty Med (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Good-Charlie Alaskan Bush People The Brown Deadliest Catch The fleet works harder. Deadliest Catch “Family Affair” The fleet Deadliest Catch “Darwin’s Law” The Deadliest Catch The King fleet heads Deadliest Catch The fleet works harder. DSC 8 8 brothers must step up. ’ (CC) ’ (Part 2 of 2) (CC) is behind schedule. ’ (CC) fleet is hit by severe weather. (CC) toward the finish. ’ (CC) ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) E! 65 65 Total Divas “Flirting With Fandango” Total Divas “Red and Gold” Eva and ›› The Dilemma (2011, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Kevin James, Jennifer Connelly. A man sees his ››› Whip It (2009, Comedy-Drama) Ellen Page, Marcia Trinity wants to get married. Summer battle outside the ring. best friend’s wife out with another guy. Gay Harden. A Texas teen joins a roller-derby team. NCAA Studio Up- College Softball NCAA Tournament, Regional: Teams TBA. Game 5. From Tuc- SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 date (N) (Live) son, Ariz. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 WNBA Basketball: Sky at Liberty Arena Football Portland Thunder at San Jose SaberCats. (N) (Live) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) 2014 Draft Academy FAM 39 39 ›› Uncle Buck (1989) John Candy. ››› The Breakfast Club (1985) Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald. ››› Grease (1978) John Travolta. Disparate summer lovers meet again as high-school seniors. ›› Grease 2 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 “Reversal of Fortune” Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Restaurant: Impossible FX 53 53 ›› The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. A ›› The Vow (2012, Romance) Rachel McAdams, Channing Tatum, Sam Neill. A ›› The Vow (2012, Romance) Rachel McAdams, Channing Tatum, Sam Neill. A woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. man tries to restore his wife’s memory and their bond. man tries to restore his wife’s memory and their bond. GOLF 70 70 Golf Central (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf HP Byron Nelson Championship, Third Round. Golf Central HALL 19 19 Mom’s Day Away (2014, Drama) Bon- The Seven Year Hitch (2012, Romance-Comedy) Natalie Hall, Darin Brooks. 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(CC) To Be Announced TBA MSNBC 47 47 Lockup: Raw Lockup: Raw “The Convict Code” Lockup: Raw “Hell in a Cell” Lockup “Inside Pendleton Juvenile” Lockup: Corcoran Lockup: Corcoran Gang members. MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ››› American Pie (1999, Comedy) Jason Biggs, Shannon Elizabeth. ’ › Not Another Teen Movie (2001) Chyler Leigh, Chris Evans. ’ (CC) NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey Conference Final: Teams TBA. (N) (S Live) NHL Overtime (N) Cycling Tour of California, Stage 7. Auto Racing GP2 Series. From Barcelona, Spain. (N) Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More NICK 40 40 Thundermans Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Hathaways Hathaways Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) Kate Hudson. ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball: Mariners at Twins Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Columbus Crew at Portland Timbers. (N) (Live) MLS Soccer San Jose Earthquakes at Seattle Sounders FC. MLB Baseball Alvarez vs. Chandler III: The Prelims Cops ’ (CC) Cops In Jackson- Cops “Jacksonville” Cops “Jacksonville” Cops “Coast to Cops “Chases & Cops Altercation in Cops Multi-car col- Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Dealt a Bad SPIKE 57 57 Marcin Held vs. Patricky Pitbull. (N) ville. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) Takedowns” ’ Las Vegas. ’ lision. ’ (CC) Hand” (CC) SYFY 59 59 › Red Planet ›› Pitch Black (2000, Science Fiction) Radha Mitchell, Vin Diesel, Cole Hauser. ›› The Chronicles of Riddick (2004, Science Fiction) Vin Diesel, Colm Feore. Premiere. › Skyline (2010) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Drive History Travel the Road The Last Brickmaker in America (2001) Sidney Poitier. Crossing Rome 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 Patriot Bam’s Bad Ass TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ and Escort. Game Show TLC 38 38 Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) OMG! EMT! ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) OMG! EMT! ’ (CC) OMG! EMT! “One Call, Too Many” TNT 54 54 ››› Blades of Glory (2007, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Jon Heder, Will Arnett. Rival ›› Old School (2003, Comedy) Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn. Three ›› Old School (2003, Comedy) Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn. Three male skaters compete as a pair. (CC) men relive their wild past by starting a fraternity. (CC) (DVS) men relive their wild past by starting a fraternity. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 ›› Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004, Comedy) Freddie Prinze Jr.. King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Black Dynamite The Boondocks The Boondocks Attack on Titan TRAV 36 36 Food Paradise “Big Beef Paradise” Food Paradise “Pizza Paradise” Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... ’ ’ ’ ’ USA 58 58 NCIS “Pyramid” The Port-to-Port killer is NCIS “Life Before His Eyes” A man in a Modern Family Modern Family “Hit Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ›› No Strings At- revealed. ’ (CC) (DVS) diner pulls a gun on Gibbs. ’ (CC) (DVS) and Run” ’ “The Last Walt” (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Fulgencio” ’ (CC) (DVS) tached (2011) VH1 62 62 100 Greatest Songs of the ’90s ’ 100 Greatest Songs of the ’90s ’ 100 Greatest Songs of the ’90s ’ 100 Greatest Songs of the ’90s ’ Behind the Music “Pink” ’ (CC) Behind the Music “The Game” (CC)

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