More Than 2,000 Civil War Coming Re-Enactors Meet for Event to Chehalis / Main 5

$1 Midweek Edition Thursday, Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com July 18, 2013 Cause of Chehalis Fire Still Unknown AID: American Red While authorities have al- tors can enter. ready started the investigation, it The fire destroyed the apart- Cross Assisting Those could be a few days before crews ment complex, a two-story build- Displaced by Blaze That can enter the building to contin- ing on the corner of Northwest ue it, said Riverside Fire Author- Rhode Island Place and North- Destroyed Apartment ity Chief Jim Walkowski, who is west West Street, located a block Building, House also the acting chief of the Che- from the train tracks in down- halis Fire Department. town Chehalis, and severely dam- By Stephanie Schendel The chief said there are sev- aged the house to the west of the [email protected] eral rumors about what could apartments. The roofs of both have caused the blaze, but he de- buildings partially collapsed. Fire investigators are still clined to speculate. please see FIRE, page Main 14 looking into the cause of the He said officials are waiting fire that destroyed an apartment for an engineer to examine the Pete Caster / [email protected] building as well as the adjacent remains of the complex and de- Damage from a dual structure ire on one-and-a-half story house early termine what needs to be done NW West Street is seen on Tuesday af- Tuesday morning. structurally before investiga- ternoon in Chehalis. Packwood High-Flying Success Resident Accused of Beating and Kidnapping Girlfriend ARRESTED: Deputies Saw Zachery H. Bynum Pull Out a ‘Mini Machete’ and Hold it to Woman’s Neck, Forcing Her to Drive Away From Deputies By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] Deputies arrested a 41-year-old Packwood man at gunpoint for assault and kidnapping after he allegedly strangled his girlfriend, smashed her head into the steering wheel of a truck and, at knifepoint, forced her to drive away from re- sponding deputies Tuesday after- noon near Randle, according to the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. Zachery H. Bynum refused to appear in Lewis County Su- perior Court Wednesday after- noon for his preliminary court appearance. Superior Court Judge Nelson Hunt ordered that if Bynum re- Courtesy photo fused to appear today, corrections The curvature of the Earth and the sun can be seen in this photograph taken by a camera that was elevated 90,000 feet above the Earth by a balloon created by officers will put him in a restraint Centralia College students. chair in the jail and forcibly bring him into the courtroom. What goes up 90,000 feet must gathered near Vantage, just east Above them, the balloon con- UP IN THE AIR: Balloon Bynum has not yet been for- come down 90,000 feet — but that of Ellensburg. tinued its ascent past the cloud mally charged. According to court Released by Centralia doesn’t mean it can’t photograph There, students fed helium cover at 10,000 feet, past commer- documents filed Wednesday after- College Students Earth’s curve and calculate atmo- into a latex balloon, 9 feet in di- cial airplane flight routes at 30,000 noon in Superior Court, prosecu- spheric data on its way. ameter, and attached to the bal- Captures Images, Data feet, up to an altitude usually re- tors intend to charge him with 17 That was the plan — executed loon the payload: a GPS tracker, served for clandestine aircraft. different criminal counts, includ- From 90,000 Feet Above successfully earlier this month a data logger, two cameras and All the way, its two camer- ing first-degree kidnapping while — by members of the Centralia a parachute. as — one pointed at Earth, one armed with a deadly weapon, as- Earth College applied physics and engi- The students launched the pointed horizontally — cap- sault, felony harassment, attempt- neering and electronics clubs. balloon, watched it until it dis- tured its journey. ing to elude and resisting arrest. By Lisa Broadt Last week, about a dozen appeared, and when it was gone, [email protected] students and family members prepared for its landing. please see SUCCESS, page Main 14 please see BEATING, page Main 14

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Community Editor’s Best Bet ‘Oklahoma!’ to Be Shown at Fox Theatre A showing of the movie “Okla- The movie showing is spon- homa!” will be at Centralia’s Fox sored by Joyce Barnes Rentals. Theatre at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday. For more information, con- Tickets are $8 per person or tact the Fox Theatre, (360) 623- Calendar $20 for a family pass. Tickets are 1103. All proceeds from the Today available at Holley’s Place, HUB- event benefit the restoration of WHAT’S HAPPENING? BUB, Debbie’s Boutique and the theater. Advertising oppor- Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Santa Lucia Coffee in Centralia tunities are still available on the house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you and Book ‘n Brush in Chehalis. big screen. Clarissa Gifford, noon-1 p.m., Jer- would like included in the emy’s Cafe, 576 W. Main St., Chehalis, Community Calendar, please (360) 748-4417 email your information to Diesel Thursday, Mt. Rainier Scenic [email protected]. Railroad, 12:45 and 3:30 p.m., Elbe-Mineral, Include a daytime telephone (360) 492-5588, reservations (888) STEAM11 Participating in the celebra- number where you can be tion will be the Washington Downtown Centralia Public Agencies reached. Civil War Association and the to Host AntiqueFest For questions about Twin Transit board, 8:15 a.m., Twin Northwest Civil War Council. AntiqueFest will be held Sat- Transit office, 212 E. Locust St., Centralia, calendar items, call Doug Saturday will feature a Get- (360) 330-2072 Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) urday and Sunday in downtown 807-8238. tysburg presentation 10-11 a.m., Centralia. There will be dozens of Libraries and battle re-enactments at 11 antique and vintage vendors, food Dig Into Art, for all ages, all day, Tenino and 3 p.m. Camps will close to to eat and live music on the street, Eric Haines, One Man Band, for all To register, call the founda- the public at 5 p.m. featuring Black Hills Pickin Party. ages, 11 a.m., Chehalis; 1 p.m., Winlock tion at (360) 623-1560. On Sunday, there will be Vicks- George Higby, Seattle, will be Family Day at the Library: Compost- burg presentation 10-11 a.m. and on hand to appraise items from 11 ing, for all ages, 3 p.m., Tenino Historic Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of North Pearl and battle re-enactments at 11 a.m. and a.m. to 3 p.m. The fee is $5. PageTurners book discussion, for 2 p.m. Camps will close at 3 p.m. Vending spaces are still avail- adults, 5:30 p.m., “Girl in Translation,” by Maple streets, Centralia, (360) 736-8977 Jean Kwok, Centralia Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Admission is $10 for adults able at $50 each. Spaces are 15 by Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior and, $7 for seniors (60-plus), stu- 15 feet. Contact Susan DeLaire at Organizations Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 dents and veterans. Active-duty Abundance Vintage, (360) 807- American Legion Post 508, potluck and Captain Algebra, Taming Cerebellum military personnel and children 4831 or (360) 304-9653. meeting, 6 p.m., Onalaska First Church of God and Lit End, 8 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, under 6 are free. The price in- AntiqueFest is sponsored by Chehalis, $6, (360) 740-0492 Onalaska American Legion Post 508, cludes admission to the Veter- Visiting Nurses, RE/MAX, Win- 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalas- 80s Enough, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter ka First Church of God, (360) 978-5368 Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) ans Memorial Museum, 100 SW dermere Real Estate and Abun- Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 273-2000, ext. 301 Veterans Way, Chehalis. dance Vintage with retail part- 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Junior and Little Engineers Special For more information or to ners Simply Collectables, Dawn’s Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Children’s Program, 10 a.m., Mt. Rainier purchase advance tickets, visit Delectables, The Bath Depot, Scenic Railroad, regular excursion the museum, call (360) 740-8875 The Shady Lady, Slusher’s Coins, Support Groups steam train ride and museum tour, 12:45 or visit the museum’s website at Needful Things, Oh! Fiddlesticks, “Up From Grief,” for those grieving p.m. and 3:30 p.m. (barbecue meal with Coldwell Banker Kline & Associ- the loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., As- 3:30 p.m. ride), Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492- www.veteransmuseum.org. sured Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 5588, reservations (888) STEAM11 ates and Centerville Cafe. For more information, visit Cooks Hill Road, (360) 330-2640 Support Groups Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Goats Will Be on Display www.chamberway.com/antique- p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 N. H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., fest/ or call (360) 748-8885. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) 736-9268 Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 at Fairgrounds Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, The Big Top Boer Goat Show Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., [email protected] will be Saturday and Sunday at Tenino Elementary School, (360) 515-0501 Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Friday, July 19 the Southwest Washington Fair- Games Day, traditional and modern Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson board games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 grounds dairy barn. Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Visiting Nurses Fridays at the Fox, organ music, by Judges will be Warren Thig- Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach Paul Van Dyck, noon, Fox Theatre, Cen- pen and Kathy Daves Carr. trains, excursion to Milburn, 1 and 3 p.m., Plan Annual Golf tralia, free admission, (360) 880-8053 Entries are requested by Satur- 1.25 hours, 1101 Sylvenus St., Chehalis, Tournament day, but will be accepted the day of 748-9593, www.steamtrainride.com the show from 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach The Visiting Nurses Founda- Saturday, July 20 train, excursion to Ruth, 5 p.m., 1.75 tion will be holding its 15th an- All entered goats must have origi- hours, 1101 Sylvenus St., Chehalis, 748- nual golf tournament on Friday Museum to Feature nal ABGA registrations papers 9593, www.steamtrainride.com at Riverside Golf Club, Chehalis. presented, or, for 0-3 month kids, 80s Enough, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Players will be served a con- Battle of Gettysburg stamped copies of the application. Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) tinental breakfast for the regis- All owners are responsible for 273-2000, ext. 301 tration, which begins at 7 a.m. A Re-Enactment having their goats tattooed and Big Top Boer Goat Show, 9 a.m., Southwest that tattoos are legible. Illegible or Washington Fairgrounds, (360) 748-1709 shotgun start will commence at As part of the sesquicentennial Regular excursion steam train ride 8:30 a.m. celebration of the Civil War, the Vet- missing tattoos may result in an and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic At the turn, golfers will be erans Memorial Museum will fea- entry being dismissed from the Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 given a light lunch. Following ture a re-enactment of the Battle of show at the discretion of the judge. p.m. (barbecue meal with 3:30 p.m. the golf will be a southern-style, Gettysburg on Saturday and Sunday. Show sponsors are Danette ride), Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, res- slow-smoked barbecue, prizes The Saturday event will be 9 and Joe Fuhrer of Kindlehope ervations (888) STEAM11 Class reunion, Napavine High School, and awards. a.m.-5 p.m., and Sunday will be Farm, Chehalis. More infor- classes 1964-67, 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Mayme Cost is $110 per player, which 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Both will be at 313 mation is available by calling Shaddock Park, Napavine, bring your includes a golf cart. Tune Road, Chehalis. Danette Fuhrer, (360) 748-1709. own food and chairs, (360) 262-9252

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for July 18, 2013 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 52.11 65.0 0.00 100s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 73.59 85.0 0.00 80s Cowlitz at Packwood 70s 2.19 10.5 -0.04 60s H H Cowlitz at Randle 50s 40s Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny Sunny Mostly Sunny 5.27 18.0 +0.13 30s 81º 52º 87º 54º 84º 53º 80º 52º 81º 53º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 5.53 ---- +0.02 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:37 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:58 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 72 Moonrise ...... 5:00 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 57 75/56 95/61 Moonset...... 1:34 a.m. Normal High ...... 80 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 54 68/53 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ..... 102 in 1941 Seattle Anchorage 70/57 sh 68/54 sh Record Low...... 41 in 1949 75/56 Boise 99/60 s 100/59 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Full Last New First Boston 93/75 s 94/77 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 80/51 90/58 7/22 7/29 8/6 8/14 Dallas 94/75 s 96/75 s Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Honolulu 90/75 s 88/76 s Normal month to date ...0.53" Centralia 78/55 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 105/88 s 105/87 s Year to date...... 15.91" 81/52 Yakima Nashville 94/73 s 94/74 t Normal year to date ....25.39" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 101/84 mc 102/85 mc 92/62 Longview 81/52 Trees Low None St. Louis 94/76 s 96/75 s Salt Lake City 97/73 s 98/73 s AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 81/54 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Low Moderate San Francisco 70/54 mc 70/55 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 97/80 s 97/79 s Portland 84/57 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 84/58 91/61 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Regional Cities Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 113/83 s 110/79 s New Delhi 100/83 t 93/79 t City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 83/70 cl 88/70 sh Paris 86/69 s 85/64 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 73/55 pc 76/57 s Spokane 91/58 s 94/60 s London 85/61 s 81/59 s Rio de Janeiro 88/64 s 82/66 sh cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 61/51 pc 66/52 s Tri Cities 97/61 s 99/65 s Mexico City 75/57 t 74/56 t Rome 86/71 s 83/68 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 80/51 pc 85/53 s Wenatchee 95/67 s 99/68 s Moscow 72/52 pc 71/57 mc Sydney 72/58 cl 69/51 sh

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Pat Sabin, right-center, applauds along with the rest of the crowd after the road leading into the Chehalis-Centralia Airport was dedicated to Sabin's late husband on Wednesday afternoon in Chehalis. Fallen Pilot Honored ‘KEN SABIN WAY’: Chehalis- Safety Board never concluded an official cause of the accident, Centralia Airport but did release a report detail- Entrance Dedicated ing some facts surrounding the crash, Airport Manager Allyn to Pilot of Plane That Roe said. Crashed Outside In a NTSB preliminary re- Morton in 2010 port, Sabin is recorded as say- ing “we’ve lost an engine,” and By Kyle Spurr “we’re losing it” while the plane [email protected] descended into a clockwise turn. The two others who died in CHEHALIS — The entrance the crash were PCLI employees to the Chehalis-Centralia Air- Rod Rinta, 43, a laser techni- port is now known as “Ken Sa- cian from Chehalis, and Dr. Paul bin Way,” in honor of the pilot Shenk, 59, an eye surgeon from who died in a crash three years Woodland. ago outside Morton while flying Sabin, 70 at the time of the a plane owned by Pacific Cata- crash, was also a member of the ract and Laser Institute en route Airport Board and lived in Adna. to Lewiston, Idaho. “A lot of people in the airport The Airport Board dedicated community came to the Airport the roadway to Ken Sabin dur- Board and said we really need to ing a brief ceremony on Wednes- honor him,” Roe said. “They got day afternoon by unveiling the the idea to name the airport en- new sign and presenting Sabin’s wife, Pat Sabin, with a certificate. trance road after him.” “It’s a very special honor,” Pat Pat, who lives in Adna, said her husband started flying Pete Caster / [email protected] said. “He would have been very Pat Sabin unveils the sign that dedicates the road leading into the Chehalis-Centralia Airport as Ken Sabin Way during a proud.” planes in 1962 when he was fresh out of the Navy. He later worked ceremony on Wednesday afternoon at the airport in Chehalis. Ken Sabin, along with two other men, were killed in a plane At the ceremony, Sabin’s ex- crash Oct. 25, 2010. tended family gathered to be a for PCLI for 20 years. part of the honor, including Sa- “The Cessna 172, that was his bin’s 96-year-old mother, Pau- plane,” Pat said. “I was his co-pi- line Sabin, of Chehalis. lot and we enjoyed a lot of family “I feel blessed to be here and trips in it.” see the honor,” Pauline said. “He Roe said the dedication to Sa- loved airplanes and so did his bin had been in the works for a dad.” while. The Airport Board want- Pauline said she remembers ed to wait for a clear, sunny day seeing Sabin on the morning of to hold the ceremony outside. Oct. 25, 2010, before his twin- Right when Roe handed Pat engine Cessna 172 crashed 10 the certificate, a plane flew over- miles northeast of Morton, kill- head, which the crowd of family ing him and two other passen- members felt was fitting for the gers. moment. “I saw him fly out that morn- The family then took photos ing and he was cautious of the together by the new road sign. weather,” Pauline said. “This will be a good reminder The National Transportation of an old friend,” Roe said. News in Brief tact Chehalis Public Works at Driver Dies After (360) 748-0238. Collision at Maytown By The Chronicle Lewis County Gospel An 84-year-old Portland man died Tuesday night after Concert Coming Soon losing control of his SUV while By The Chronicle on the Interstate 5 off-ramp The semi-annual Lewis at Maytown, according to the County Gospel Concert is com- Washington State Patrol. ing up at 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. The man, Theodore E. Reich, 3, at the Chehalis Seventh-day was declared dead on scene at Adventist Church, 120 Chilvers about 3:43 p.m. Tuesday, accord- Road, Chehalis. ing to WSP. His next of kin have The concert will feature per- already been notified. formances from local musicians Reich was taking the exit and a community choir made at milepost 95 when he hit the up of singers from across Lewis guardrail and rolled multiple County. times. Those who like to sing are His 2001 Mercedes ML3 was invited to participate. Choir re- destroyed and towed by Baker’s hearsals will be at 3 p.m. Sun- Towing, according to WSP. day, July 28, and 7 p.m. Thurs- The exit ramp to Maytown day, Aug. 1, also at the Adventist Road from Interstate 5 was Church. The choir is under the closed for more than three hours direction of Bill Dries, Chehalis. Tuesday. The man was wearing The Aug. 3 concert is open a seat belt, and the cause of the to the public. There is no admis- collision is unknown. sion charge. Additional information is available from Dale Ander- Prindle Street Railroad son, (360) 864-4254, or Kay Crossing to Close Morton, (360) 262-3720 or for Repairs [email protected]. By The Chronicle Burlington Northern Santa Fe will be making repairs on the Centralia/ Prindle Street railroad crossing Chehalis in Chehalis through 4 p.m. Fri- Government day. West & The crossing will remain Central Lewis closed to traffic until the repairs County have been completed. Traffic will be rerouted away from the work area during the Kyle Spurr repairs. [email protected] For more information, con- CH500932cz.cg • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 2,000 Civil War Re-enactors to Battle in Chehalis HISTORY: Re-Enactors and a larger re-enactment at the field on Tune Road last year. Will Play Out Battle of “I realized the museum is all Gettysburg in Honor of about remembering the veter- ans and the sacrifice they made,” the 150th Anniversary Duncan said. “We don’t have By Kyle Spurr any Civil War veterans still alive, but we can’t forget them. So we [email protected] thought, let’s have a re-enact- Clad in wool uniforms and ment for people to remember carrying muskets, hundreds of what they did.” Civil War re-enactors will fight While many re-enactors for the Union or Confederacy battle on Saturday and Sunday, this weekend in a farm field on others will re-enact civilian en- the outskirts of Chehalis. campments. The re-enactors will replay Attendees will be able to en- the Battle of Gettysburg, the ter the camps and learn about turning point of the war and its how people cooked in the 1800s, bloodiest battle in 1863. The re- how surgeries were performed enactment will honor the 150th on the battlefield and other anniversary of the battle. parts of military life. Three days of fighting at Get- Food vendors will also be tysburg left about 51,000 casual- available for attendees while watching the battles. ties, according to historians. Admission to the re-enact- About 2,000 re-enactors ment is $10 per person and in- from the the Washington Civil cludes free admission to the mu- War Association along with the seum. Pete Caster / [email protected] Northwest Civil War Council, of The charge for seniors, vet- Chehalis Civil War reenactment organizer Rob Sande explains on Wednesday where re-enactors will stage the Battle of Get- Oregon, have signed up for the erans and students is $7, and all tysburg this weekend in a ield of of Tune Road in Chehalis. battle. military, police and firefight- There are four battles sched- ers, as well as kids under 6 years “Because we have such a great uled this weekend, at 11 a.m. old, get in for free. Gates will be location here in Chehalis, it is and 3 p.m. on Saturday and 11 open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on actually more like a real battle a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday. The Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on field,” Duncan said. “A lot of battles will be held in a 70-acre Sunday. times they do it at a state parks field at 313 Tune Road, about a During the re-enactment, where it is more manicured.” mile from the Veterans Memo- Sande will teach attendees about With re-enactments sched- rial Museum. the Battle of Gettysburg. uled across the country for the The Civil War re-enact- “The focus will be on teach- 150th anniversary of Gettysburg, ments in Chehalis started three ing Gettysburg,” Sande said. Duncan said the one this week- years ago when W.F. West High “Re-enactors will try to follow a end is the closest for people in School history teacher Rob certain script that happened in the area. Sande suggested it for the 150th that battle.” “There is going to be noth- anniversary of the war. Duncan said many Civil War ing like this on the West Coast,” Chip Duncan, the Veterans battles were held on farm fields, Duncan said. “This is going to Memorial Museum director, so having the re-enactment on be the best chance to get close to thought it was a good idea and a similar landscape in Chehalis Gettysburg.” Signs, which were hand-painted by volunteer coordinator Kelly Sande, sit in the helped organize a small event at gives the re-enactors an accurate ••• bed of a truck prior to being posted around the ield of of Tune Road where the the museum in Chehalis in 2011 battlefield. Kyle Spurr: (360) 807-8239 Chehalis Civil War Re-enactment will be held this weekend. Architecture Contract Approved for Final Northwest Sports Hub Designs SCHEDULE: PFD Agreed to expected to begin construction plete phase one) for the end of finish the project. press & Suites in Chehalis, said in early November. September,” Chaput said. “It The 70-foot high, the multiday tournaments are $57,800 Contract With The entire Northwest Sports gives us a sense of something 75,600-square-foot Sports Hub, bringing hundreds of athletes meyArchitecture for Hub project is estimated to be happening. We have been get- expected to cost about $5 mil- and their families to the area, Final Interior Designs; completed by late March 2014. ting a lot of positive comments.” lion, is the final piece to the boosting the local economy Kaufman Chaput said meyArchitec- Lewis County Event Center and through shopping, dining and Estimated Completion Construction, ture was the design team for the Sports Complex project that be- staying at hotels. Date for Sports Hub Is out of Olympia, exterior phase and had a plan for gan in January 2010. Already, hotels are seeing is currently fin- the final interior design. The Sports Complex includes an increase in business, Chaput March 2014 ishing the first, “They had a rough design al- a new track and turf at the foot- said. By Kyle Spurr exterior phase ready,” Chaput said. “They don’t ball stadium, new baseball and of the Sports have to learn the history of it, softball quad, new tennis courts, [email protected] Hub, west of which keeps the costs down by 1.4-mile trail extension, batting Hornet nests The Lewis County Public Pioneer Way not having to do background cages and 800 parking spots. in Fort Borst Todd Chaput work.” The complex has consistently Free removal Facilities District board unani- PFD chairman mously approved a contract Park, and will The PFD selected meyArchi- hosted youth tournaments this with the Olympia-based archi- be done by Sep- tecture last month to complete summer with an average of 50 tecture firm meyArchitecture tember. the interior design. teams at each tournament, a on Wednesday morning for Kaufman Construction will The PFD, which has a $1.1 positive sign for the four proj- the final interior design of the finish the roof by next week million budget for the final ect partners — the PFD, city of

Northwest Sports Hub. and then pour the interior slab phase, will go out to bid for a Centralia, Centralia School Dis- Venom used to treat CH500521bw.cg The contract is for $57,800 in about two weeks, PFD Chair phase two contractor in October. trict and Thorbeckes. allergy patients to design the final phase of the Todd Chaput said. Kaufman Construction has Chaput, who is the general 360-866-1834 Northwest Sports Hub, which is “We are on schedule (to com- expressed interest in bidding to manager at the Holiday Inn Ex- hornetnestsfreeremoval.com Three Candidates File for Open Seat on Tenino Council INTERIM: New Councilor next regular meeting on July 23. vote. The process to break a tie, Council Position 4 spot, which The Position 1 seat became va- should the four councilors vote currently is held by Bob Scribner. Will Serve Until the End cant when former councilor, and 2-2, is not clear. Citizen Sirena Painter will July 12 - July 18 now mayor, Bret Brodersen was “Hopefully we can talk it out challenge incumbent Frank Epic of This Year $3 • PG-13 chosen to serve out the remainder and maybe one person decides Anderson for the City Coun- 12:00pm & 3:00pm (No Tues) By Lisa Broadt of former-mayor Eric Strawn’s to change his vote,” Fournier said. cil Position 1 spot. Former city he Internship [email protected] term. Strawn resigned May 28; “We are reviewing our process. It’s councilor John O’Callahan and $3 • PG-13 CH500442cz.db his term ends Dec. 31, 2015. evolved over the last two years incumbent Robert Scribner will 5:30pm(No Tues) As of Tuesday afternoon, At Tuesday’s meeting, each of because typically, in years past, battle for Position 3, which is Hangover III three candidates have applied to the candidates will answer ques- there weren’t multiple applicants.” currently held by Anderson. $3 • R fill a vacancy on the Tenino City tions from the city councilors. Craig Lester, one of the can- Only David Watterson, Coun- 9:00pm (No Fri or Tues) Council. $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor with “We’re not scoring, but we’re didates who has applied to fill cil Position 2, runs unopposed. parent at or before 6:00pm Citizens Matthew Taylor, taking notes on what we find in- the current council opening, Position 5, occupied by Fournier, Friday: A screening of “Ain’t In It For My Health: A ilm about Livon Helm” 9:00pm, $5, 21 & over only. Craig Lester and Anne Richter teresting or beneficial,” Council- also is running for city council is not up for election this year. Tuesday: LIVE Music w/ Watertower have thrown their hats in the ring. 7:00pm, FREE, All Ages or Wayne Fournier said Tuesday. in the regular election this fall. The candidate chosen as the Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE One will be chosen to fill City Following the public inter- Lester will run against citi- interim councilor will serve un- 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia Council Position 1 at the council’s views, the city councilors will zen Cynthia Palm for the City til the end of this year. (360) 736-1634 •

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Pearl St., Centralia [email protected] Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Main 6  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 LOCAL Napavine Funtime Festival Will Celebrate 40th Year This Weekend TRADITION: Funtime The parlor will be open dur- ing the Funtime Festival this Fest Begins Friday weekend. Along With Napavine’s A centennial dance will also be held at the Hamilton Feed Centennial Celebration Store on Saturday night. By Kyle Spurr “We have several new people involved with the centennial go- [email protected] ing on,” Owens said. “The gen- The Napavine Funtime Fes- eral involvement helps make the tival will bring the community whole weekend fuller and gives together for the 40th year this people more of an opportunity weekend, a feat festival board to do things.” chair Jerry Owens said is im- New to the Funtime Festival pressive considering the celebra- this year is a farmers market on tion was nearly canceled last Saturday that will have 31 ven- year due to a lack of volunteer dors. On Sunday morning, a support and challenging eco- Princess Napawinah Breakfast nomic times. will also be held for the first Despite the recent challenges, time at Sahara Pizza. the festival went on as planned All of the past Princess last year and has a full lineup of Napawinahs have been invited events scheduled for this week- to come back for the 40th year. end, beginning Friday night The Funtime Festival started with the Princess Napawinah four decades ago as a parade and Coronation. logging show, Owens said, and The Chronicle, file photo “Even though there have been over time it added events such as Drivers wave to parade goers along the parade route in July 2012 at the annual Funtime Festival parade in Napavine. ups and downs, it has contin- a demolition derby and drag races. ued,” Owens said. “And I hope Owens said the town doesn’t it will keep going for another 40 have the space or experienced years.” volunteers for the races and der- NAPAVINE FUNTIME FESTIVAL SCHEDULE Owens said the festival ben- bies, but a car show will still be efited this year with help from held on Sunday in front of Sa- the Napavine Centennial Com- hara Pizza. Friday: Elementary cafeteria Julie’s Little Tykes courtyard 7 p.m. — Princess Napawinah The nearly 30 festival volun- 8:30 a.m. — Registration for 6 p.m. — Bingo at Sahara mittee that planned events to Coronation at Napavine Elemen- parade at corner of Second Av- Pizza celebrate the city’s century mark teers planned all year to orga- tary gym. A cupcake social and enue by elementary school Dusk — Outdoor movie in along with Funtime Festival ac- nize the three-day event. silent auction will follow. 9 a.m. — Farmers Market front of Sahara Pizza tivities. Owens, who has been the opens in front of Ace Hardware 10 p.m. — Community Dance The Centennial Commit- festival board chair all 40 years, Saturday: 10 a.m. — Mayme Shaddocks at Hamilton Feed Store tee opened Mayme Shaddock’s said the festival relies on the 8:30 a.m. — Napavine Fun Run Candy Store and Ice Cream Parlor Candy Store and Ice Cream town’s support if it is going to from city hall to Ace Hardware 10 a.m. — Napavine City Mu- Sunday: Parlor in a vacant building on continue in the future. 1 mile & 3 mile – Registration at seum at city hall 8 a.m. — Princess Napawinah Washington Street across from “We keep on hanging on and 7:30 a.m. at Ace Field 11 a.m. — Parade in front of El- Breakfast at Sahara Pizza where long-time resident Shad- we hope the community con- 8 a.m. — American Legion ementary School to City Park 9 a.m. — Car Show in front of dock ran a convenience store tinues to come out and enjoy it,” Breakfast at the Napavine 1 p.m. — Chess Tournament at Sahara Pizza known for its candy and ice Owens said. “That is what it’s all cream in the 1950s. about.” News in Brief By The Chronicle 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at W.F. West Centralia College Centralia College has one of is designed for ages 19 or older High School. On Thursday, the the highest GED testing success who have not graduated from STEM Summer Academy group meets at Centralia Col- Offering GED Testing rates in the state, according to high school. Students ages 16 Registration Begins; lege. Centralia College is offering the press release. Those passing to 18 must have a signed release Students will have the op- General Educational Development the test have increased opportu- from their high school before Scholarships Available portunity to program and build testing service on computers. nities to find employment, better taking the test. Registration is now open for a robot and learn the basics of The tests are also available in paying jobs or enter workforce Individuals may register for STEM Summer Academy. coding, which is required to paper form until Jan. 1. or college training programs. the GED at centralia.edu/stu- The Chehalis Foundation, build a smartphone app or game. The paper GED tests are of- Hundreds of students each dents/testing.html. Centralia College and the They will have an introduction fered in Spanish and will be year sign up to take the five-part Chehalis School District have to the world of molecular genet- available in October. competency test at Centralia Col- County Planning partnered together to offer a ics, including DNA profiling The testing fee has doubled lege. The student earns a GED by cutting-edge science, technol- and genetic testing on foods and to $150 for the complete series, passing all five parts of the exam. Commission’s July ogy, engineering and mathe- cells, in addition to participat- or $30 per exam. Beginning in January, the matics experience for all Lewis ing in research projects with col- “The fee increase is unfortu- GED will be condensed into Meeting Canceled County high school students, lege faculty. nate because students who can- four tests and will be offered The Lewis County Planning including incoming ninth- The summer academy costs not afford to pay may not be able only via computer. Commission has canceled its graders. $85 and scholarships based on to test for their GED,” said Bri- “By providing the GED on regularly scheduled meeting Careers in STEM are ex- financial need are available. gitte Kidd, Centralia College’s computers, it will help dem- for July 23, according to Lewis pected to grow at twice the rate Register is online at www. dean of transitional education, onstrate that the student has County Community Develop- of non-STEM jobs in the fu- stemchehalis.org. in a press release. acquired at least some of those ment. ture, according to the Chehalis For more information. con- Kidd said the GED is still a skills. Plus, this new process will The next meeting will be on School District. tact Debby Gregory at dgrego- worthwhile investment for those make the testing process easier Aug. 13 at 6 p.m. The academy takes place [email protected] or (360) without a high school diploma. and more efficient,” Kidd said. Visit www.lewiscountywa. Aug. 5 through Aug. 9 from 807-7200. Scholarships may be available. The GED testing program gov for more information. CH500621cz.ke • Main 7 BUSINESS / LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 Washington Gains 9,800 Jobs in June GAINING: Jobless Rate mains well below the national un- ernment. Sheryl Hutchison, a lier or later than expected, offi- figures and job losses and gains. employment rate of 7.6 percent. spokeswoman for the Employ- cials said. The unemployment rate repre- Remains at 6.8 Percent "We have a nice positive trend ment Security Department, said Manufacturing was the only sents the percentage of the labor By Rachel La Corte developing in that there have that while there continue to be other sector to see job losses, force that's unemployed and ac- been increasing gains in hiring cuts throughout state govern- dropping by about 200 jobs last The Associated Press tively looking for work. People over the past three months," said ment due to budgetary issues, month. who quit looking for work are OLYMPIA — Washington Paul Turek, a labor economist seasonal factors could also exag- Industries that saw the larg- not counted. The job gains and state had an estimated net gain for Employment Security. "It's gerate those numbers. est job gains in June were con- losses estimates are based on a struction and professional and of 9,800 jobs from May to June, encouraging news to see that Patterns in timing of hiring U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics hiring is moving forth." or layoffs could throw off sea- business services, both up 4,100, while the state's unemployment survey of businesses. rate remained unchanged at 6.8 Private sector hiring was sonal adjustment factors, which leisure and hospitality, up 3,800, The state has regained more percent, officials with the Em- estimated to have increased are used by economists to re- and education and health servic- ployment Security Department by 15,700 jobs, while govern- move or discount normal sea- es, which gained 1,600 jobs. Sev- than 172,000 of the 205,000 said Wednesday. ment saw a dip of 5,900 jobs sonal changes so that underly- eral other sectors also saw some jobs it lost during the recession. Since June 2012, when Wash- last month. That decrease is a ing trends are easier to identify. gains, including wholesale trade, However more than 237,000 ington state's unemployment turnaround from an estimated Preliminary estimates of job up 600 and retail trade, which people were unemployed and rate was 8.2 percent, the state has increase of 3,800 jobs gained losses or gains can appear larger saw an increase of 500 jobs. looking for work last month, in- gained about 67,000 jobs. The in May. About 4,200 of the job or smaller than they really are if Two different surveys are cluding more than 114,000 who state's unemployment rate re- losses occurred within state gov- those season changes occur ear- used to calculate unemployment claimed unemployment benefits. Tiki Tap House Now Open on Tower Avenue REFUGE: Restaurateurs Offer Guests a New Watering Hole Complete With Craft Beers and Island Fare By Amy Nile [email protected] The owners of the Hub City’s newest hot spot are offering lo- cals a chance to get away. The Tiki Tap House is opened on Tower Avenue Wednesday. Owners Jordan and Cindy Peabody designed the island- themed pub and restaurant to have a decidedly laid-back feel. “We would love for people to feel like they’re on a mini-vaca- tion,” Cindy Peabody said. The space features hand- carved tikis, a wood top bar with a grass hut roof, lounge chairs with pillows and photos of the couple’s island vacations, all softly lit by tiki torch. The family-friendly eatery will offer craft beers, a selec- tion of local and regional wines, classic and island-inspired piz- zas with gourmet toppings, ov- en-toasted sandwiches, salads, Pete Caster / [email protected] wings and appetizers. Anthony Dijos, left, and his father, Jordan Peabody, put up the sign for Tiki Tap House on Tuesday afternoon on Tower Avenue in downtown Centralia. Peabody and The Peabodys decided to his wife, Cindy, own the bar and Dijos is a managing partner in the operation. They plan to open for business this week and have a grand opening party on Saturday. open the new establishment af- ter relocating to Centralia from With sentimental ties to the Olympia last year. community, the couple decided “We love the hospitality in- to relocate and get involved. ABOUT TIKI TAP HOUSE dustry,” Cindy said. “This is an Cindy joined the city’s planning Owners: Jordan and Cindy THE 4-DAY area we have such a passion for.” commission and Jordan signed up Peabody The couple previously owned for the historic commission soon Age of Business: Opened and operated Paradise Pizza in after buying a home in the area. Wednesday; Grand Opening SUPER SALE McCleary. Now, with their new restau- on Saturday They said they bought the rant, the Peabodys plan to com- Number of Employees: 5 pizza place in order to gain ex- plement what other downtown Address: 404 N. Tower Av- enue, Centralia JULY 19–22 perience in the business and de- businesses are already offering cide if they wanted to stay in the rather than compete with them. Phone: (360) 669-0161 Website: tikitaphouse.com hospitality industry. Additionally, Cindy said, she Hours: Tuesday through After running their business hopes to have live acoustic and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 successfully for four years, the Pea- reggae music to add to the relax- p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays 11 bodys set their sights on Centralia ing feel. The couple said they were a.m. to 10 p.m. and closed the McCleary location. heartened to see so many down- “Centralia has been a part of town business owners support- % my DNA since I was little,” Jor- ing them. Rebecca Staebler, the another eatery in the building dan, an Olympia native, said, owner of HUBBUB, just down next door on the corner of Ma- * noting his family often visited the street, even came by to offer ple Street and Tower Avenue in OFF Country Cousin restaurant. her hand wiping down tables. the future. When Jordan first started “It’s been such a positive, awe- “We just love being part of the community,” Cindy said. “It 40 dating Cindy in 1996, he took some experience,” Cindy said. her to the Olympic Club. The Peabodys plan to open really feels like home for us.” PAINTS Littlerock Man Appointed Thorbeckes 5-Pack Personal & STAINS to Lead Governor’s Training Package: Salmon Recovery Office

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“We are very excited to have organizations across the state Centralia 360 736-1683 CH500661bw.db *Retail sales only. Discount taken off of full retail price. Sale pricing or other offers that result in greater savings Brian lead the salmon recovery that are charged with imple- Chehalis 360 748-3744 will supersede this offer. Valid on retail products only. Excludes Multi-Purpose primers, Minwax® Wood Finishes Quarts, ladders, spray equipment & accessories and gift cards. Not valid on previous purchases. Other exclusions office,” said Kaleen Cotting- menting federally-approved re- Rochester 360 273-0457 may apply. See store or sherwin-williams.com for details. Valid only at Sherwin-Williams and Sherwin-Williams ham, director of the Recre- covery plans for salmon and bull www.thorbeckes.com operated retail paint stores. © 2013 The Sherwin-Williams Company. ation and Conservation Office, trout. CH499539cz.cg Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman STEM Summer Academy Offers Cutting-Edge Exposure In academics, STEM is all its high-tech bent, we are and Centralia College, are tak- game. Other topics will be mo- the rage. Our Views ranked tops in the nation for ing direct aim at becoming a lecular genetics including DNA An acronym for science, out the garbage than do math per-capita STEM jobs. In the regional STEM learning hub. profiling and genetic testing. technology, engineering and homework. next five years, this state will One initial step is by presenting One of the days will take the mathematics, STEM learning is Across the nation, only see an increase by 24 percent in a STEM Summer Academy. students to Centralia College’s central to future career success about 30 percent of high school those jobs. Registration is now open for new science lab to participate for our children. graduates were prepared for This state is fourth in the a week of learning the latest in in science and engineering re- In the past decade, STEM- college-level science courses; number of technology-based cor- science, technology, engineer- search projects. related jobs have increased three only 45 percent were ready for porations, but 46th in the num- ing and math. Cost for the Academy is $85, times faster than non-STEM college-level math classes. ber of students in science and The Academy is from 9 but $70 scholarships based on jobs. Think doctors, scientists, We’re failing our children engineering college programs. a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 5-9 at W.F. need are available. So far, about computer programmers and when it comes to STEM educa- Perhaps the starkest, wake- West High School. It is open to 40 students have signed up for engineers. tion, and that in turn hurts this me-up fact: By 2017, this state all Lewis County high school the Academy. That number In the coming decade, the country’s competitive edge. One will have a 45,000 gap between students, including incoming should be double. vast majority of the fastest- startling fact: Out of 100 ninth- qualified job seekers and avail- ninth-graders. To register online, go to growing jobs will require some graders, only six will go on to able STEM jobs. Students will help build a ro- www.stemchehalis.org. For STEM skills. Yet a recent survey graduate from college with a Here in Lewis County, the bot, work on computer coding more information, contact Deb- stated 61 percent of our middle STEM-related degree. Chehalis School District, along basics and perhaps build an app by Gregory at dgregory@cheha- schoolers would rather take Here in Washington, with with the Chehalis Foundation for a smartphone or a computer lis.k12.wa.us or (360) 807-7200. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Presenting Another Candidate for a Very Select List of People One thing that makes us to a list of the players to iden- feel good about living in Lewis tify who made the last tackle County is remembering local or caught the last pass, etc. Jim people who have gone off to usually beat me to it. He had fame and fortune in other parts memorized the names and of the nation or the world. But numbers of all the players, and how about those who COULD could recall that information in have “made it” elsewhere, but a split second. chose instead to stay right here. In broadcasting basketball I’ve written about two games, his description of ac- of them: musician Kenneth tion on the court never lagged “Kenny” Kimball and forester behind the action itself. He was George Staebler. It recently oc- at least the equal of any of the curred to me that there’s anoth- sportscasters on any of the Se- er person to add to the list, and attle radio stations. that the only Jim knew from the age of 5 reason I hadn’t that he wanted to be a sports- thought of him caster, and most of his schooling Letters to the Editor in that category was slanted in that direction, before was culminating in his graduating the VFW, you need to have been your God.” probably be- from the University of Washing- Why Were Legion, VFW awarded an operation or cam- This is by no means an en- cause I worked ton with a degree in broadcast Missing From Event? paign medal. dorsement of homosexuality. If alongside of journalism. At that time, he To the editor: It is more difficult to join she would take the time to read him and shared heard of a job opening at KELA, the VFW. Not all veterans re- Leviticus 18:22, “You shall not By Bill Moeller On June 29, the Veterans Me- a few beers applied for it and arrived in Cen- ceive a campaign medal; I have lie with a male as with a woman, tralia in 1971, where he stayed morial Museum celebrated the I’m referring Desert War Veterans Remem- two. I am a lifetime member it is an abomination.” to KELA’s longtime combina- until he retired 29 years later. of the Winlock VFW and an- Also read Romans 1:24 to I asked him if he missed brance Day, which I would de- tion newscaster and sportscaster, scribe as a rousing success. Chip nual member of the American 1:28. So please, Ms. Hadden, Jim Cook. It isn’t difficult to any of it these days, living as he Legion. I am eligible to join the don’t take snippets from the Bi- and his wife, Bettie, do north Duncan, master of ceremonies; find an excellent example of ei- the Marine Corps League Color Marine Corps League due to my ble to justify your beliefs. ther a sportscaster or newscaster of Phoenix in winter, and at service as a Marine from 1987 to Homosexuality is wrong. Mason Lake in summer. His Guard; and the 133rd Army Na- in larger cities, but I challenge tional Guard Quintet performed 1991. The VFW has stated as a Am I homophobic? No, I’m not. anyone to find a single person answer was that he doesn’t miss goal to increase younger veteran I just know that homosexuality the sometimes punishing hours admirably. who can fill both shoes the way I had the distinct pleasure of membership. This event was is wrong and goes against what Jim did. he had to work being both a your opportunity to increase God teaches. I’m sure this is not sportscaster and a newscaster. meeting a China Marine: a Ma- As a newscaster, his dic- rine who served in China before membership and visibility in politically correct, but it is the tion and delivery and general Many nights he’d have to broad- the community. truth. cast a game until late in the eve- World War II. The guest speaker, on-the-air presence were al- Master Sgt. Dennis Bowerman, I participate in events when ways crisp, clean and easily ning and then turn around and I can. I am recently retired from Tom Schlottmann be at the station around 5 a.m. spoke eloquently of the soldiers understandable. And as a news he trained and lost in combat. the military, have more free time, Rochester reporter (the gatherer of the the next morning to begin the but do not make it to St. Urban’s day as a newscaster. I believe more emotion would required information itself) he have come forth with an adult cemetery for Memorial Day, be- was the equal of anyone. Gor- I also asked him why he cause it is too hard. I have three Centralia Should Pursue stayed here, and his answer was beverage. don Aadland, who is no slouch I also had the honor to meet close relatives in that cemetery Grants for Outdoor Pool as a journalist himself, once told that occasionally he WOULD the Gold Star mother of Joseph and it is just too emotional. To the editor: me that “Jim always knew the submit a demo tape when he Bier. I am just voicing my disap- What’s the deal with Cen- right questions to ask.” That’s a heard of an opening in the Se- If you haven’t visited the pointment in two organiza- tralia and the Pearl Street Pool? talent lacking in so many idiots attle area, but that nothing ever museum, please do. The names tions who profess to care about The current costs to fund and who push their microphone came of it. of local Lewis County veterans younger veterans. You needed to restore the pool seem a bargain, into the faces of celebrities and My opinion as a 40-year who have served and paid the show your love and support to while tearing it down and build- politicians. broadcaster myself was that he ultimate sacrifice are listed. our Gold Star Mothers of Lewis ing a park and playground is It was as a play-by play grossly underestimated his own But nowhere to be seen were County. projected to cost $273,000. sportscaster where I felt the ability. We received the benefit the American Legion and Vet- But I am also voicing my There are many parks and greatest awe of his ability. We of his top-notch talent as a re- erans of Foreign Wars. I saw gratitude to the museum and playgrounds in the area, but shared many a broadcast booth sult, and we can be thankful for no hats. I would have worn my Chip Duncan. there’s only one outdoor pool in at high school sports over the that. ••• VFW hat if I could have found it. the city. years. I had two jobs, one was The American Legion and VFW, Timothy Schmidt Bill Moeller is a former enter- Napavine Chehalis secured grants to to set up and control the broad- tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city and add Iran and Afghanistan cast equipment and the other get its pool. Tenino came up council member, paratrooper and Veterans of America, should with money; Tenino citizens was to act as a “spotter.” That’s pilot living in Centralia. He can be have a physical presence and someone who during a football Bible Verse Doesn’t raised $7,600 to open their reached at bookmaven321@comcast. close working relationship with Quarry Pool. broadcast, for example, points net. the museum. Endorse Homosexuality So, what’s with Centralia? What was so much more im- To the editor: Why aren’t our city fathers go- portant on June 29? The weather After reading Cindy Had- ing after some grants? And who First Amendment Center Quote of the Day was absolutely beautiful and den’s letter to the editor (July 2, wants the park and playground reminded me of the tempera- page Main 7, “It’s Now Easier vs. the city pool? tures of the countries I served for Gay People to Come Out”), I Last but not least, the pool “Oversight of network news generally my country in. I would think am compelled to give my opin- offers a place for kids to cool off that the Centralia and Chehalis ion. She writes about repeal of and wear off some energy dur- is a matter best sorted out by the VFWs, our largest communities, the Defense of Marriage Act ing the warmest days of summer. viewing public and the news media.” could have come to the ceremo- and quotes Micah 6:8: “He has So why not save the outdoor ny. showed you O Man what is good pool? To join the American Legion, and what does the Lord require Joe Barton you need a close family member of you? To act justly and love Gusty Fields U.S. Representative, R-Texas, 2004 who served this country. To join mercy and to walk humbly with Centralia

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Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens RIvERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY after she allegedly went to Cen- reported stolen at 8:28 a.m. tralia Municipal Court while in- Tuesday. The flag was taken Cigarette Fire toxicated at about 2 p.m. Tuesday. some time during the previous Ruth Marie Steele • Firefighters responded to the Stolen Flowers night. 800 block of E Street in Centralia Stolen Cash time with the ones she at about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday to a • A woman stole flowers loved. small house fire caused by a ciga- from a flowerpot on the 500 • A resident of an adult liv - Ruth is preceded in rette. The occupants of the house block of North Pearl Street. ing facility on the 900 block of death by her parents; had put a cigarette butt in an ash- South Scheuber Road reported three children; two Bad Teen the theft of money from a bed- grandchildren; and tray on a wood shelf on the outside • A 14-year-old boy is being of the house. The shelf apparently room at 10:23 a.m. Tuesday. one great-grandchild. referred for second-degree as- She is survived by her caught fire and spread to the side sault charges for allegedly as- children, Virginia Hendry, of the house. Neighbors assisted saulting a parent on the 900 CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Bernadine Ferguson, in extinguishing the fire by using block of South Scheuber Road at Pile of Syringes Jeanette McMenamy, a garden hose until firefighters 10:25 p.m. Tuesday. Tracy Steele, Wesley Steele, arrived. There was an estimated • Someone called police Norman Steele, Debra $17,000 in damage to the house. Burglary to report a pile of syringes in Steele and Reta Fleming; the corner of a parking lot at 18 grandchildren; 46 • A residence on the 2800 great-grandchildren; Columbia Bank at 10:13 a.m. Ruth Marie Steele, 90, block of Russell Road was re- and eight great-great CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Thursday. of Chehalis, Wash., passed portedly burglarized. The sus- grandchildren, all from away July 12, 2013. She Hit and Run pect entered through the un- the Chehalis area. Counterfeit $20 was born to Elbert and Contact Cattermole • Officers responded to a re- locked front door and stole a • Someone called police from Viola Steele on April 12, Funeral Home of Winlock port of a hit and run crash that computer. The burglary was re- the 1300 block of South Market 1923 in Majestic, Ky. At for viewing hours. resulted in a fire hydrant be- ported at 3:31 p.m. Tuesday. the age of 15, she moved Boulevard to report a counterfeit Graveside services will be to Riffe, Wash., with her ing knocked over at 6:38 a.m. $20 bill. held at Claquato Cemetery Stolen Flag sister. In 1938, she met Thursday on the 1400 block of July 19, 2013 at 11:00 A.M., • An American flag was please see SIRENS, page Main 10 and married the love of Harrison Avenue. A suspect has followed by a potluck at her life of 75 years. been identified and the investi- Lintott-Alexander Park, She loved gardening, gation is ongoing. The only independent and locally owned funeral home Chehalis. in Centralia-Chehalis. bingo, camping, singing, religion, writing her life Assault To view this obituary, please go story book and spending • Martin Del Campo, 24, of NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY to chronline.com/obituaries. Centralia, was arrested after he CH500016sl.cg allegedly shoved his roommate 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 on the 700 block of West Main est. 1907 Street at 10:02 p.m. Wednes- day. Cooper M. Brunoff, 21, of Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 IN LOVING MEMORY OF Chehalis, was arrested for alleg- Steven eugene Schultz edly obstructing a public servant during the same incident. graduated from • Jamie L. Craig, 33, of Roch- SARAH JEAN FOOTE Centralia High School in 1972. ester, was arrested and booked December 19, 1982 - July 6, 2013 Steve joined the into jail for assault after she al- Julianna; father, Steven U.S. Coast Guard in legedly kicked a caregiver on Foote; mother, Deborah 1973 for four years, he the 900 block of South Scheu- Burden; step-mother, was on the U.S. Coast Barbara Mardock; siblings, ber Road. Craig also had several Brandie Foote, Joe Ulmer, Guard ice breaker warrants for her arrest. Kassi Fentress, Lisa Polar Sea, then Storie and Bradley Storie; went on to Centralia Intoxicated in Court grandparents, Barbara College and graduated • Ericka B. Dukeshire-Pogue, Foote, Cheron Conner, from Evergreen State 22, of Onalaska, was taken into Don Conner and Hugh College in Olympia. Atkins; other loving family Steve married Linda custody for a probation violation members, Laura and Kevin Ladly on Feb. 14, Belongia, David Foote, 1981. They operated Roger and Polly Davis, Bev Breshan, Don and Linda Checkers Pizza in Morrison and Dee Draper Steven Eugene Napavine for a few Death Notices Foote. She was preceded Schultz, age 58, a years. Steve was employed by Walmart • RUTH MARIE STEELE, 90, Adna, died Fri- Sarah Jean Foote, 30, of in death by grandfather, resident of Chehalis, day, July 12, at Providence St. Peter Hos- Centralia, passed away on Robert Avery Foote; uncles, Wash., passed away at the time of his death. pital, Olympia. A graveside service will July 6, 2013 in Centralia, John Foote and Mark June, 27, 2013 at He is survived by Wash. She was born on Foote; step-father, Chuck his wife, Linda, of be at 11 a.m. Friday at Claquato Cem- Burden; grandparents, Capital Medical Center etery, Chehalis. Arrangements are un- Dec. 19, 1982 to Steven in Olympia. He was Chehalis; sons, Ryan der the direction of Cattermole Funeral Foote and Deborah Burden. Robert Foote, Dutch Gates, Schultz, of Centralia; Sarah graduated from Rita Gates and Pete Davis; born Aug. 29, 1954 in Home, Winlock. Chehalis, to Delbert Kevin (Brittani) high school, received her and many aunts, uncles, Schultz and Cody • ALICE WARD, 100, Clarksville, Texas, for- AA Degree from Ashford nieces and nephews. Earl and Shilene “Shy” merly of Chehalis, died Friday, July 12, a University and was working An inurnment will be held Schultz. Schultz, all of Chehalis; home. Visitation will be 10 a.m.-1 p.m. for Cardinal TG in Chehalis at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, Steve was preceded grandchildren, Derek Friday at Price-Helton Funeral Home, at the time of her passing. July 20, 2013 at Salkum in death by his father; and Anna of Kansas; Auburn. A graveside service will be a 2 Sarah enjoyed going Cemetery on Wilcox Road, mother, Shilene (John) p.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery, grandparents, Shorty mudding in her truck with off Hwy 12, followed by a and Betty Shelton; Pennington, of Vader; Auburn. her friends, quad riding with celebration of Sarah’s life sister, Shilene (Steve) • GLORIA JEAN COLEMAN, 65, Centralia, Kevin and Koner, hunting, at the Salkum Fire Hall. son, Daniel Schultz; nephew, Joseph Borns; Borns, of Centralia; died Sunday, July 7, at Providence Cen- ishing and writing poetry. Arrangements are entrusted special uncle, Dutch tralia Hospital. A memorial service will In high school, Sarah to Sticklin Funeral Chapel, mother-in-law, Edna Centralia, Wash. To sign Ladley; and brother, and aunt, Kit Schultz, be held at a later date. Arrangements played baseball and later of Olympia. are under the direction of Cattermole in life she loved watching Sarah’s online guestbook Sheldon. Funeral Home, Winlock. Koner’s games; she loved and view photos from Steve was a Navy Steve was buried with his son, Daniel • KYLE ADAM WENTZEL, 22, Onalaska, died children and was a mom to her life please visit www. brat for years. He Saturday, July 13, in Onalaska. A memo- all the children in her life. SticklinsFuneralChapel.com. attended Edison at Claquato Cemetery, rial service will be at 1 p.m. Friday at the Sarah is survived by Chehalis. her companion, Elizabeth Elementary, Centralia, Onalaska Presbyterian Church. Arrange- Jones; children, Koner, To view the obituary, please go Cascade and Olympic ments are under the direction of Catter- Dominic, Ariella and to chronline.com/obituaries. in Chehalis, Centralia To view this obituary, please go mole Funeral Home, Winlock. Middle School and to chronline.com/obituaries. • KENNETH CROCKER, 62, Winlock, died Sticklin Funeral Chapel 1437 South Gold Sunday, July 14, on his farm. A memorial Condolences may be offered at Sticklin Funeral Chapel Centralia, WA 98531 service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com 1437 South Gold (360) 736-1388 Condolences may be offered at at Valley of Blessing Ministries, 243 U.S. Centralia, WA 98531 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com Highway 12, Chehalis. Arrangements (360) 736-1388 are under the direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. In Remembrance Lotteries Washington’s Wednesday Kenneth C. M. CroCKer Games was a member of the Theta Xi the local farming community in his home. His new role as a Powerball: 01-22-34-38-42, 17 Fraternity. and enjoyed watching his grandfather was the greatest Next jackpot: $116 million He married the love of his colleagues lourish. highlight of his life. Lotto: 07-18-20-32-35-49 life, Roxanne Adsero, on April He didn’t just live Ken was preceded in death Next jackpot: $1.5 million 13, 1983. They have resided in Winlock. Ken was a by his mother, Ethel Crocker Hit 5: 05-10-16-23-33 together in Winlock all of their community-oriented person and, his sister-in-law, Dawn Next cashpot: $390,000 thirty-year marriage. His son, and served many years as a Adsero. Match 4: 02-16-20-23 Kevin was born in 1985. As a councilman, followed by two Ken is survived by his Daily Game: 7-1-8 family of three, they have been terms as the Mayor of Winlock. wife of thirty years, Roxanne Keno: 07-14-15-22-26-29-30-31-36-37- inseparable since that day. It fulilled him to serve the Crocker; his son, Kevin and 38-46-53-55-58-59-64-69-74-75 After college, he illed his people of his community and Kelsey (Knudsvig) Crocker; summers logging. Soon he do the right thing. Ken was two granddaughters, Lillian was ready for a new adventure an active member of the Lewis Joy (22 months) and Olivia Commodities and he opened up Crock’s County Conservation Board Anne (6 months) Crocker; his Restaurant along with three and past member of the Farm father, Robert Crocker; his Gas in Washington — $3.91 (AAA of Washington) Casey Pizza Mills in Centralia, Bureau. siblings, RC and Laju Crocker, Crude Oil — $107.62 per barrel (CME Chehalis, and Kelso. He was Along with working on William “Dan” and Jeannie Group) an extraordinary cook. His his farm, Ken was an avid Crocker, Kathy (Crocker) Gold — $1,287 (Monex) Kenneth Collins Marsh passion for farming soon isherman and enjoyed time and Carl Pearson, James Silver — $19.40 (Monex) Crocker, 62, of Winlock, became his full time love. at sea crabbing. He was “Rod” and Theda Crocker; passed away Sunday, July 14, Working on the farm with a member of the Westport sisters-in-law, Lin and Jerry 2013. He was doing what he Kevin was his idea of a perfect Crabbers Association. His Harwood, Terri and Don Corrections loved, working with his cattle, day. He was a known chicken beach house was the family Gonia and Mary Adsero; ive when he passed away instantly farmer, but also raised getaway. He loved traveling nephews; seven nieces; and A story in Tuesday’s edition ti- of a heart attack. cattle, Tilapia, and hay. He to Alaska with his family to six great-nieces and nephews. tled “Napavine Searching for New He was born to Robert was a multi-gifted, talented ish as much as they could. He loved them all so much. Police Chief” incorrectly reported and Ethel Crocker on Sept. entrepreneur. He found joy Family meant everything to His service is Saturday, July the timeline of when applications 16, 1950 in Alberta, Canada. in making things work from Ken. He and Roxanne have 20, 2013 at 2:00 P.M., at the will be accepted and when a new They soon moved to Everett, scratch. twenty years of dedication Valley of Blessings Church, chief will be hired. The city will Wash., where he grew up. His farming activities were to their church, Valley of 243 U.S. Hwy 12, Chehalis. start accepting applications in He was an Eagle Scout and not limited to his properties. Blessings. Together they have Flowers and donations may September and will have a new graduated from Everett High He could be found on any gone on multiple cruises. Ken be sent to the Church. School in June 1968. He number of acres up the I-5 loved to vacation in Mexico police chief hired by Jan. 1, 2014. then received a Bachelor of ••• corridor helping a local with his wife and was looking To view the obituary, please Science in Biology/Education farmer or his brothers in forward to his upcoming go to chronline.com/obituaries. If you find an error, call the from Washington State any way he could. Ken was scheduled trip. He enjoyed newsroom as soon as possible at University in 1974, where he quick to solve problems for entertaining guests and family 807-8224. Main 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 STATS / RECORDS

Lewis County District Court Lewis County District Court 90 days in jail with 90 days suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 86 sus- concurrent, fined $500, $4,955 in fees. in jail with 364 days suspended, fined criminal cases, including sen- fined $600, $646 in fees. pended, fined $600, $246 in fees. Held May 17 $750, $468 in fees. tences, fines, fees, and findings of • Benn Earl Chappelle, 40, Vader, Held May 15 • Corinne Elizabeth Sarancik, 25, Held May 22 not guilty or dismissals: third-degree driving while license sus- • Larry Wayne Grubb, 63, Centralia, Wilsonville, Ore., third-degree driving • Joseph Virgil Campbell, 57, Tacoma, pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- while license suspended, dismissed third-degree driving while license sus- • Alayna Marie Charvet, 34, Morton, pended, fined $600, $486 in fees. without prejudice. pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail Held April 19 third-degree driving while license sus- • Jose Luis Isguerra, 49, Centralia, • Eric Lamont Gross, 43, Bremerton, with 45 days suspended, fined $750, • Jeffery Scott Martin, 44, Rainier, pended, fined $750, $146 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- third-degree driving while license sus- $926 in fees. Wash., (1) driving under the influence, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail, • Scott Howard Date, 43, Chehalis, (2) second-degree driving while license • Wilfred Carl Hansen, Jr., 60, Mineral, 90 suspended, fined $600, $506 in fees. fined $600, $5,414 in fees. suspended, sentenced to 364 days in third-degree driving while license sus- fourth-degree assault, dismissed with jail, fined $2,500 on count 1, sentenced pended, dismissed with prejudice. • Rene Silva-Martinez, 31, Clackamas, • Kameren Ann Cramer, 41, Pack- prejudice. to 364 days in jail, fined $1,000 on count • Paul Aaron Leggett, 27, Glenoma, Ore., driving under the influence, sen - wood, driving under the influence, sen- • William Elton Randall, III, 29, Yelm, third- 2, consecutive, $66,078 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- tenced to 364 days in jail with 362 sus - tenced to 364 days in jail, fined $2,550,degree driving while license suspended, $11,969 in fees. Held May 1 pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail pended, fined $850, $806 in fees. sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days with 60 days suspended, fined $1,000, suspended, fined $600, $486 in fees. • Carl Justin Bill, 46, Packwood, (1) third- • Bambi Jo Lucille Smith, 43, Winlock, • Shae Marie Hindes, 26, Packwood, $3126 in fees. degree driving while license suspended, reckless driving, sentenced to 364 days third-degree driving while license suspend- • Jeremy Lee Thompson, 23, Olympia, (2) use of drug paraphernalia, sentenced • Nicholas Robert Dafoe, 22, Centra- in jail with 364 days suspended, fined ed, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days pistol, loaded in vehicle, sentenced to to 90 days in jail with 85 days suspended, lia, first-degree negligent driving, fined $750, $196 in fees. suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. 90 days in jail with 90 days suspended, fined $600 on each count, $729 in fees $600, $1,175 in fees. • Daniel Gene Thompson Jr., 34, Pe • Christopher Harold Tucker, 18, Cen- fined $750, $283 in fees. • Rickey L. Calhoun, 26, Chehalis, first- • Myron Troy Fields, 53, McCleary, Ell, third-degree theft, sentenced to tralia, two counts of fourth-degree as- • Katherine L. Garoutte, 43, Beaverton, degree negligent driving, sentenced to third-degree driving while license sus- 90 days in jail with 90 days suspended, sault, sentenced to 364 days in jail with Ore., driving under the influence, sen- 90 days in jail with 90 days suspended, pended, dismissed without prejudice. fined $600, $283 in fees. 334 days suspended, fined $750 on tenced to 364 days in jail with 361 days fined $600, $386 in fees. • Terry Duane Teal, 31, Puyallup, third- • Dony’ae Eric Allen, 21, (1) posses- count 1, count 2 dismissed, $2,953 in fees. suspended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 suspended, $766 in fees. • Amanda Barene Smith, 20, Centralia, degree driving while license suspended, sion of marijuana, less than 40 grams, Held May 21 possession of marijuana, less that 40 dismissed without prejudice. (2) use/delivery of drug paraphernalia, • Joshua Taylor Crosby, 19, Orting, un- • Jason Russell Moore Sr., 31, Spanaway, grams, dismissed with prejudice Held May 9 sentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 days lawful hunting, another’s property, dis- third-degree driving while license suspend- suspended, fined $1025, $561 in fees. • Enrique Jesus Hernandez, 19, Win- • Charles Blaine Yale, 52, Tacoma, un- missed with prejudice. ed, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days lock, discharge of fireworks in a reckless lawful possession of loaded firearm in • Jesse Estrada, 51, Puyallup, driving • Ashley Lynn Harriman, 25, Chehalis, suspended, fined $600, $486 in fees. manner, dismissed with prejudice. vehicle, dismissed with prejudice. under the influence, sentenced to 364 driving under the influence, sentenced • Shayla Kay Quellette, 22, Toledo, days in jail with 290 suspended, fined • Victor H. Perez Ruiz, 37, Centralia, fourth- Held May 10 to 364 days in jail with 362 days sus- supplying liquor to minor, dismissed $850, $7274 in fees. pended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 sus- with prejudice. degree assault, dismissed with prejudice. • Daniel Ryan Smith, 53, Centralia, driving • Richard Henry Blake, 62, Morton, pended, $670 in fees. • Joel Christan Alicki, 41, Morton, third- • Joshua David Charles Rhoades, 32, under the influence, sentenced to 364 days second-degree criminal trespassing, degree driving while license suspended, Centralia, third-degree driving while li- in jail with 331 suspended, fined $5,000 • Wendy Louise Saunders, 44, Che- sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days cense suspended, sentenced to 90 days with $4,000 suspended, $769 in fees. halis, driving under the influence, suspended, fined $600, $283 in fees. sentenced to 364 days in jail with 361 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. in jail with 90 days suspended, fined Held May 14 $600, $386 in fees. • Dianne Marie Brunstrom-Elgin, 50, suspended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 • Joseph Virgil Campbell, 57, Tacoma, • Keith Duan Keene, 45, Centralia, third- suspended, $16,909 in fees. • Jeremy John Beauchemin, 38, Gra- Rochester, driving under the influence, third-degree driving while license sus- degree driving while license suspended, sentenced to 365 days in jail with 95 • William Ray Johnson, 50, Chehalis, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with ham, third-degree driving while license sentence to 90 days in jail with 90 days suspended, dismissed with prejudice. suspended, fined $2896, $11,466 in fees. reckless driving, sentenced to 364 days 45 days suspended, fined $750, $926 in fees. suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. • Steven Allen Maggard, 42, Toledo, • Timothy James Lusk, 28, Centralia, third- • Marvin Lester Olino, 31, Spanaway, degree driving while license suspended, two counts of third-degree driving possession of marijuana less than 40 while license suspended, sentenced to sentenced to 90 days in jail with 85 daysgrams, dismissed with prejudice. In Remembrance suspended, fined $600, $703 in fees. 90 days in jail with 53 days suspended • Rebecca A. Ervin, 27, Everett, third- on count 1, sentenced to 90 days in jail • Edward Allen Morgan, 52, Vader, degree driving while license suspended, with 62 days suspended on count 2, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 kyle adam wentzel days in jail with 357 days suspended, fined $1,000, $283 in fees. Construction. At the time • Geovani Angel Cisneros, 29, Cen- In Remembrance of his death he was working tralia, driving under the influence, - sen for Canyon Construction. tenced to 364 days in jail with 229- sus timothy zachary keck Kyle was a loving husband, pended, fined $1,144, $906 in fees. 1957-2013 wonderful father, industrious • Raymond Jesse Boone, 27, Toledo, worker, had many friends first-degree negligent driving, sen- A joyous man has Gonzaga Bulldogs and and was a willing helper tenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days suddenly left behind a legacy Seahawks, Tim was always to anyone who needed suspended, fined $750, $746 in fees. of loving others. Tim was rooting for and talking assistance. He loved being • Bruce Reed Larson, 41, Morton, reck- born in Chehalis, Wash., to about his teams. He was outdoors. less driving, sentenced to 364 days in He is survived by his wife, jail with 364 days suspended, fined Zack and Dixie Keck. He an enthusiastic member graduated from Eureka High of the American Cribbage Nichole; daughter, Allison; $1,000, $946 in fees. his parents, Brian and Audrey; • Chayne Milton Buchanan, 24, Cen- School in 1975, and later Congress. Tim cherished tralia, fourth-degree assault, dismissed with a bachelor’s degree in family times at their Priest sister, Katie Wentzel; brother, business from Evergreen Lake cabin and traveling to Ryan Wentzel; grandparents, with prejudice. Harry and Judy Wentzel, • Donald T. Lester, 22, Morton, third- State College. He married Mexico with Jennifer and degree driving while license suspended, the love of his life, Jennifer precious friends Leo and Dolores Vilstrup; fined $600, $486 in fees. Keck, on November 4, 1993. In addition to Jennifer, Tim Kyle Adam Wentzel was uncles, Brent Wentzel, David • Robert Uno Saagim, 56, Onalaska, third- Tim and Jennifer lived is survived by his parents, born October 16, 1990, in Vilstrup; and aunt, Sue degree driving while license suspended, in Olympia for 20 years, Zack and Dixie Keck; sister, Seattle, Wash., to Brian and Sherwood. sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days Tim working for DSHS, Cynde Ulrich, of Centralia; Audrey Wentzel, and grew up In lieu of lowers a suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. and Jennifer with the North three children, Jeff and Dania in Onalaska. He passed away donation to a college fund set Held May 3 Thurston Public Schools, Cochran, of Ellensburg and as the result of an automobile up for Allison and the new • Gary Dean Braae Jr., Chehalis, third- before moving to Spokane Katie Cochran, of Spokane. accident on July 13, 2013. baby due early next year is degree driving while license suspended, four years ago, where He will be missed also by During his school years at Twin Star Credit Union, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days Jennifer became principal at three grandchildren, Paisley in Onalaska he played youth under the account “KAW”. suspended, fined $750, $146 in fees. Bemiss Elementary. and Noah Cochran, and Leah sports, was in the school band The family will hold • Brent Michael Hensley, 22, Happy Val- In his early years, Tim Lynch and so many dear in Toledo, active in the Lewis a private gravesite burial ley, Ore., third-degree driving while license was a member of the United friends. County 4-H program, and service. There will be a suspended, dismissed with prejudice. States Coast Guard. His love A memorial service was a Boy Scout. He graduated memorial service Friday, • Sandra Christine Shaver, 42, Woodland, of helping people found its held at Holy Names Convent from Onalaska High School July 19, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. at third-degree driving while license suspend- mark in his work. Tim was in Spokane on May 25, in 2009. the Community Presbyterian ed, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 days appreciated in both Western 2013. Friends and family Following graduation, he Church of Onalaska. suspended, fined $600, $146 in fees. Washington and Spokane, are invited to “A Celebration started in landscaping, then Arrangements are under • Benjamin R. Krogness, 34, Chehalis, recently celebrating 25 of Tim’s life” in Olympia worked for M&M Transport the direction of Cattermole third-degree driving while license suspend- years with DSHS. He loved this Saturday, July 20, 2013, in Tillamook, Ore., before Funeral Home, Winlock, ed, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 days helping people get back on at 3:00 p.m. at River Ridge Wash. suspended, fined $600, $246 in fees. going to North Dakota to their feet. Tim made friends Covenant Church, followed work in the oil ields. Kyle Held May 7 everywhere he went and left by a potluck BBQ. Sports returned to Onalaska in June To view the obituary, please • Michael Anthony D. Turner, 38, Both- a lasting impression on those attire is encouraged! 2012 and married Nichole go to chronline.com/obituaries. ell, second-degree driving with license he helped. suspended, dismissed without prejudice. Rushton on June 16, 2012. An avid fan of the San To view the obituary, please He then worked for Shipp Held May 8 Francisco Giants, Huskies, • Justin Lee Hyde, 35, Centralia, driving go to chronline.com/obituaries. under the influence, sentenced to 364 days in jail with 354 days suspended, fined $2,500 with $1,500 suspended, $946 in fees. In Remembrance • Juetta Anne Andrews, 34, Auburn, (1) third-degree driving while license suspend- Marjorie Melvina douglas Vern mauerman ed, (2) operating vehicle without ignition in- terlock, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 88 Plummer Koerner 1972 to 2010. He married suspended on count 1, count 2 dismissed April 2 , 1916 - July 12, 2013 Deena Pickens in 1978. with prejudice, fined $600, $606 in fees. in 1978, she married Court Doug had many interests. • Shirley Woods Box, 71, Winlock, disor- L. Koerner and moved to At times he was active in derly conduct, dismissed with prejudice. Milwaukie, Ore. After Rotary, the Sons of Norway, • Antonio Cruz Pangelinan, 40, Lake- Court’s death in 1985, she the Lincoln Creek Grange, his wood, third-degree driving while li- cense suspended, sentenced to 90 days moved back to the local church, and other community in jail with 90 days suspended, fined area. groups. His children noted $600, $386 in fees. Marjorie was blessed that once involved in an • Rick L. Cleaver, 56, Centralia, false report- with good health that activity, he would usually ing, sentenced to 364 days in jail with 364 enabled her to live an active serve in a leadership role. days suspended, fined $750, $283 in fees. and independent life. She Doug also enjoyed traveling • John Michael Lehew, 30, Rochester, enjoyed traveling all over throughout the world. Most third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 the world, painting (oil recently he spent 3 months days in jail, fined $1,000, $383 in fees. and watercolors), reading, in the Philippines with his • Robyn Lyn Wright, 56, Shelton, first- golf, bridge, investment iancée, Lilia Santos. degree negligent driving, sentenced to management, and sailing. Doug is survived by Her community activities Dr. Douglas Vern his four children, Barry included St. John/St. Mauerman, 72, of Rochester, Mauerman and wife Peggy, Marjorie passed away Timothy Episcopal Washington, passed away of Allenspark, Colo.; Karen Sirens July 12, 2013, at Centralia Church, the local DAR peacefully at his home on July Schreuder and husband Hospital. She was born Chapter, March of Dimes, 13, 2013. Born on Aug. 14, Lee, of Bellingham, Wash.; Continued from Main 9 April 2, 1916, to Chester and the Olympia Yacht 1940 in Vancouver, Wash., he Kate Christenson, of S. and Edna M. (Thurston) Club. grew up in Longview, Wash., Mason, Mich.; and Tiffany Williams at the family She was preceded in and lived his adult years in the McCullough, of Yuma, Ariz. LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ranch, 2 miles north of death by a brother; a Centralia, Wash., area. In his His eight grandchildren were Bozeman, Mont. sister; and a great-grand- youth, Doug spent summers a source of constant pride. Failure to Register She was salutatorian daughter. Survivors on his grandfather’s farm in He was also survived by • Christopher R. Kalista, 47, of her class at Belgrade include daughter, the Lincoln Creek Valley. He sister, Diane Mauerman, and High School, Mont. She Patricia E. (Ken) Hugill came of age there, eventually cousin, Brian Thompson. a transient, was arrested and of Chehalis; son, Grant He is preceded in death by booked into jail for failure to reg- attended Montana State returning to the valley to - College and the School W. (Karen) Plummer build a small farm, vineyard, his parents, Vern and Esther ister as a sex offender after he al of Port Orchard; ive Mauerman, and his sister, legedly moved from his residence of Mines in Butte, Mont., and home. His retirement where she met her future grandchildren; and 10 years were spent working on Sally Mauerman. In lieu of on the 100 block of Sky Lane in husband, Arthur Plummer. great-grandchildren. the land that he held so close lowers the family suggests Toledo in late June and did not They were married in A graveside memorial to his heart. donations be made to the notify the sheriff’s office. On July 1936 and moved to service will be conducted Doug married Phyllis American Cancer Society Tuesday, Morton police notified Centralia. on Friday morning at Rice in 1960 and graduated or the American Heart the sheriff’s office that Kalista Construction projects in 11:00 a.m., at Mountain from Linield College in Association. was within city limits and a de- the late 1930s took them View Cemetery, Centralia. McMinnville, Ore., with a A public memorial service - to Kodiak, Alaska, Falls Arrangements are under degree in chemistry in 1962. will be held at the Lincoln tective drove to Morton and ar the direction of Newell- Creek Grange on Wednesday, rested him for failure to register. City, Morton, Eatonville, He worked for Weyerhaeuser and inally to Centralia Hoerlings Mortuary. A in Cosmopolis, Wash., until July 24, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. ••• reception will follow at St. Arrangements are under By The Chronicle Staff where they owned and 1967 when he returned operated Twin City Sand Timothy Episcopal Church to school to pursue his the direction of Newell- and Gravel Co. In 1958, at 1826 S.W. Snively doctorate in dentistry at the Hoerlings Mortuary. Please call news reporter Stepha- Avenue in Chehalis. nie Schendel with news tips. She can they built and managed University of Washington. the Lake Shore Motel. To view the obituary, please go to Dr. Mauerman practiced To view the obituary, please be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- go to chronline.com/obituaries. [email protected]. Following Arthur’s death chronline.com/obituaries. dentistry in Centralia from The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 • Main 11 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Senate Reaches Deal ACLU: Police Record License Nelson Mandela to Restore Lower ‘Steadily Improving’ as College Loan Rates South Africa Celebrates WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen- Plates by the Millions His 95th Birthday ators are ready to offer students a better deal on their college loans By Anne Flaherty and Calvin Woodward JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa celebrated Nelson this fall, but future classes could The Associated Press see higher interest rates. Mandela’s 95th birthday today, The Senate could vote as early WASHINGTON — You can ‘‘There’s just a fundamental question of whether a milestone capped by news that as today on a bipartisan com- drive, but you can’t hide. we’re going to live in a society where these the former president’s health promise that heads off a costly A rapidly growing network was improving after fears that increase for returning students. of police cameras is capturing, dragnet surveillance systems become routine.’’ he was close to death during on- The compromise could be a good storing and sharing data on li- going hospital treatment. deal for students through the cense plates, making it possible “Madiba remains in hospital in to stitch together people’s move- Catherine Crump Pretoria but his doctors have con- 2015 academic year, but then in- staff attorney, ACLU terest rates are expected to climb ments whether they are stuck in firmed that his health is steadily above where they were when stu- a commute, making tracks to improving,” said a statement from dents left campus this spring. the beach or up to no good. President Jacob Zuma, referring to Under the deal, all undergrad- For the first time, the number car, networks of plate scanners movements were recorded: Mandela by his popular clan name. uates this fall would borrow at of license tag captures has reached allow police effectively to track Mayor R.T. Rybak, whose city- “We are proud to call this in- 3.85 percent interest rates. Gradu- the millions, according to a study a driver’s location, sometimes owned cars were tracked at 41 ternational icon our own as South ate students would have access to published Wednesday by the several times every day, with locations in a year. Africans and wish him good loans at 5.4 percent and parents American Civil Liberties Union few legal restrictions. The ACLU A Star Tribune reporter’s ve- health,” Zuma said in the state- would be able to borrow at 6.4 based on information from hun- says the scanners are assembling hicle was tracked seven times in ment. He thanked South Africans percent. Those rates would climb dreds of law enforcement agencies. a “single, high-resolution image a year, placing him at a friend’s for supporting Mandela during as the economy improves and it Departments keep the records for of our lives.” house three times late at night, his hospitalization with “undy- becomes more expensive for the weeks or years, sometimes indefi- “There’s just a fundamental other times going to and from ing love and compassion” and government to borrow money. nitely, saying they can be crucial question of whether we’re going work — forming a picture of responding to a call to give the be- The deal was described by in tracking suspicious cars, aiding to live in a society where these the dates, times and coordinates loved figure “the biggest birthday Republican and Democratic drug busts, finding abducted chil- dragnet surveillance systems of his daily routine. Until the celebration ever this year.” aides who insisted on anonym- dren and more. become routine,” said Catherine city temporarily classified such Mandela was taken to a hospi- ity because they were not autho- Attached to police cars, bridg- Crump, a staff attorney with the data late last year, anyone could tal on June 8 for treatment for a re- rized to discuss the ongoing ne- es or buildings — and sometimes organization. The group is pro- ask police for a list of when and curring lung infection. In previous gotiations by name. merely as an app on a police offi- posing that police departments where a car had been spotted. announcements, the government Undergraduates last year bor- cer’s smartphone — scanners cap- immediately delete any records said he was in critical but stable rowed at 3.4 percent or 6.8 percent, ture images of passing or parked of cars not linked to any crime. AS THE TECHNOLOGY BECOMES condition. Court documents filed depending on their financial need. vehicles and pinpoint their loca- Although less thorough than cheaper and more widespread, by Mandela’s family earlier this Graduate students had access to tions, uploading that information GPS tracking, plate readers can even small police agencies are month had said Mandela was on federal loans at 6.8 percent and into police databases. produce some of the same in- able to deploy more sophisti- life support and near death. parents borrowed at 7.9 percent. Over time, it’s unlikely many formation, the group says, re- cated surveillance systems. The vehicles in a covered area escape vealing whether someone is fre- federal government has been a notice. And with some of the quenting a bar, joining a protest, willing partner, offering grants Behind Egypt’s Coup, Senate Pact Between information going into regional getting medical or mental help, to help equip departments, in Months of Acrimony Dems, GOP Over Obama databases encompassing mul- being unfaithful to a spouse and part as a tool against terrorism. tiple jurisdictions, it’s becoming much more. Law enforcement officials Between Morsi and Nominations Avoids easier to build a record of where say the scanners are strikingly Top General Over someone has been and when, IN MINNEAPOLIS, FOR EXAMPLE, efficient. The state of Maryland Partisan Meltdown over a large area. eight mobile and two fixed cam- told the ACLU that troopers Sinai, Policies WASHINGTON (AP) — A bi- eras captured data on 4.9 mil- could “maintain a normal pa- CAIRO (AP) — The head partisan Senate pact has smoothed WHILE THE SUPREME COURT ruled lion license plates from January trol stance” while capturing up of Egypt’s military, Gen. Abdel- the confirmation path for a batch in 2012 that a judge’s approval to August 2012, the Star Tribune to 7,000 license plate images in a Fattah el-Sissi, sat with a polite of President Barack Obama’s nom- is needed to use GPS to track a reported. Among those whose single eight-hour shift. smile in the front row listening to inations and removed, for now, a President Mohammed Morsi give Democratic threat to impose pro- a 2 1/2-hour speech defending his cedural changes weakening mi- year in office. El-Sissi even clapped nority Republicans’ clout. Yet there Wildfires in California lightly as the audience of Morsi are no guarantees that the conflict supporters broke into cheers. won’t flare anew the next time a It was a calculating display White House appointment stirs of cool by an army general plot- controversy. ting the overthrow of his com- A day after both parties cel- mander in chief. Just over a week ebrated an agreement averting later, el-Sissi slid in the knife, a bitter fight over Senate rules, announcing Morsi’s ouster on the chamber planned to vote state TV on July 3 as troops took Wednesday on one of Obama’s the Islamist leader into custody. picks, Fred Hochberg to be presi- The move was the culmina- dent of the Export-Import Bank. tion of nearly a year of acrimo- Also possible this week are roll nious relations between el-Sissi calls on Labor Secretary-designate and Egypt’s first freely elected Tom Perez and Gina McCarthy, — and first civilian — president. Obama’s choice to lead the Envi- A series of interviews by The ronmental Protection Agency. Associated Press with defense, On Tuesday, Republicans security and intelligence officials agreed to allow quick votes paint a picture of a president who on seven Obama selections by intended to flex his civilian au- simple majority margins, rather thority as supreme commander of than forcing Democrats to gar- the armed forces, issuing orders ner 60 votes to succeed. Hours to el-Sissi. In turn, the military later, the Senate by 66-34 ap- chief believed Morsi was leading proved the first of those appoint- the country into turmoil and re- ments, confirming Richard peatedly challenged him, defying Cordray to head the Consumer his orders in at least two cases. Financial Protection Bureau — Frank Bellino / The Associated Press The degree of their differences after Republicans had blocked suggests that the military had An air tanker makes a drop on the Mountain Fire near Lake Hemet, Calif. on Tuesday. The 14,200 acre forest ire near him for nearly two years as they been planning for months to take Idyllwild, Calif., has caused Idyllwild and adjacent communities east of Highway 243 to issued mandatory evacuations demanded changes in the agen- greater control of the political reins for hundreds of homes Wednesday. cy’s structure and financing. in Egypt. When an activist group named Tamarod began a cam- Democrats, White paign to oust Morsi, building up to protests by millions nationwide House Pin Immigration NSA Spying Under Fire: ‘You’ve Got a Problem’ that began June 30, it appears to have provided a golden oppor- Hopes on Romney By Pete Yost mittee hearing also represented when it finds a suspected ter- tunity for el-Sissi to get rid of the Running Mate Ryan The Associated Press perhaps the most public, sub- rorist, it can search its archives president. The military helped Ta- stantive congressional debate for the suspect’s calling habits. marod from early on, communi- WASHINGTON (AP) — WASHINGTON — In a on surveillance powers since The administration says the da- Democrats doggedly pursuing a heated confrontation over do- cating with it through third parties, the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Previ- tabase was authorized under a according to the officials. far-reaching immigration bill are mestic spying, members of ous debates have been largely provision in the Patriot Act that counting on help from Republican Congress said Wednesday they theoretical and legalistic, with Congress hurriedly passed after Rep. Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney’s never intended to allow the Na- officials in the Bush and Obama 9/11 and reauthorized in 2005 Russian Opposition running mate last year and an un- tional Security Agency to build administrations keeping the de- and 2010. likely candidate for delivering the a database of every phone call in tails hidden behind the cloak of The sponsor of that bill, Rep. Leader Sentenced centerpiece of President Barack America. And they threatened Obama’s second-term agenda. to curtail the government’s sur- classified information. James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., to 5 Years in Prison Ryan, the House Budget veillance authority. That changed last month said Wednesday that Congress KIROV, Russia (AP) — Alex- Committee chairman who is Top Obama administra- when former government con- meant only to allow seizures ei Navalny, one of the Russian frequently mentioned in the tion officials countered that the tractor Edward Snowden leaked directly relevant to national se- opposition’s leading figures, was GOP lineup of possible 2016 once-secret program was legal documents to the Guardian curity investigations. No one convicted of embezzlement to- presidential candidates, stands and necessary to keep America newspaper revealing that the expected the government to day and sentenced to five years apart from many fellow House safe. And they left open the pos- NSA collects every American’s obtain every phone record and in prison. Republicans in favoring a way sibility that they could build phone records, knowing that store them in a huge database to Navalny and his supporters out of the shadows for the 11 similar databases of people’s the overwhelming majority of search later. claimed the case was politically million immigrants living in the credit card transactions, hotel people have no ties to terrorism. driven to try to shut down the U.S. in violation of the law. records and Internet searches. AS DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL vehement Kremlin critic and in- He casts sweeping overhaul CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS have James Cole explained why that timidate his supporters. as a necessity to ensure both eco- THE CLASH ON CAPITOL HILL warned for years that the gov- was necessary, Sensenbrenner Navalny was found guilty of nomic and national security — a undercut President Barack ernment would use the USA cut him off and reminded him heading a group that embezzled 16 fitting argument for an acolyte of Obama’s assurances that Con- Patriot Act to conduct such that his surveillance authority million rubles’ ($500,000) worth Jack Kemp, the late Republican gress had fully understood the wholesale data collection. The expires in 2015. of timber from state-owned com- congressman and 1996 vice pres- dramatic expansion of govern- government denied it. “And unless you realize pany Kirovles in 2009 while he idential candidate who backed ment power it authorized re- The Obama administration you’ve got a problem,” Sensen- worked as an unpaid adviser to an ill-fated effort in 2006 to over- peatedly over the past decade. says it needs a library of ev- brenner said, “that is not going the provincial governor in Kirov, haul the immigration system. The House Judiciary Com- eryone’s phone records so that to be renewed.” about 470 miles east of Moscow. Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 LOCAL Chehalis Church Group Travels to Nicaragua MISSION: Group Helps lies, let alone pets. them,” Rev. Wilks said, noting The missionaries mixed ce- the church aims to teach the Build School, Repair ment by hand to install walls value of women and children to a Church and Meet and fencing to keep cattle out society. “We want to preach hope, of the school and provide addi- forgiveness and reconciliation.” With Other Church tional safety. The missionaries also had Organizations to Each of the 42 fence posts re- the opportunity to visit several quired two wheelbarrows full of tourist sites during their travels, Strengthen Connections hand-mixed cement. including the Masaya volcano By Amy Nile Adding to the challenges, and the market, which features Nicaraguan handcrafts. [email protected] many of the tools were broken. The group used shovels with The group also encountered A group of 21 Chehalis mis- handles fashioned out of tree peddlers looking to perform ser- sionaries recently returned from branches after they had broken. vices such as window washing Central America, each changed “When you don’t have what for just 4 cents. as an individual from his or you need, there’s no Home De- “When you say no, they’ll still her experiences in the second pot to run to,” Rev. Wilks said. do it and hope you’ll take pity poorest country in the Western The group also faced the hot, on them and give them cash,” Hemisphere. humid climate accompanied by Joshua Wilks said. “That’s really hard to see,” International travelers from Courtesy photo monsoon rains. First Baptist Church in Chehalis Volunteers from First Baptist Church in Chehalis work on building a fence in a “Our work was at the mercy Rev. Wilks added. went to Nicaragua to help build town in Nicaragua earlier this month. The group of 21 missionaries returned last of the weather,” Rev. Wilks said. The group also traveled to a high school, aid in repairing a week from the Central American country. Following the nine-hour Managua, where it met with church and connect with vari- work days, the group would play AMOS Health and Hope, a min- ous mission groups. baseball and other games with istry that focuses on providing sleeping in shacks on dirt floors The group visited the city of medical services to curb dis- The church raised more than with next to nothing. Bluefields, where they helped the Nicaraguans. $37,000 to send pastors Mark “The baseball was key for me ease and preventable death. The “It made me appreciate how paint a church and Rev. Wilks leading causes of death in Nica- Wilks and Jeff Hawkins; Che- special everything we have is,” delivered a sermon. because that’s what their pastor halis principals Bob Walters, wants to use to reach people,” ragua are diarrhea, pneumonia she said. The group then traveled by and child sepsis, according to of W.F. West High School, and youth pastor Jeff Hawkins said. Megan and her twin brother, boat to Rama, a city of 63,000 the organization’s website. Brett Ellingson, of Olympic El- The Nicaraguan church, he Joshua, said many of the Nica- that has just one public high Pastor Wilks said the church ementary; Dr. Chris Yarter, a raguan children had only one school. The missionaries worked said, is working to curb the plans to return to Nicaragua to Centralia general practitioner; change of clothing and some on building a second high school. country’s high teen pregnancy work with AMOS in the future. Krista Wilks and Becky Moon had no shoes. “Theft is a big issue in a lot of rate and infidelity. “We’re really blessed to have from the congregation; and 14 “It changed me,” Joshua these areas,” Wilks said. “Everything is so unstable be- this experience,” Pastor Wilks area youth, ages 13 to 17. Wilks said. Joshua Wilks said he was cause there is no commitment said. “In America, we’re very “My experience was a learn- Their father, Rev. Mark taken aback by the number of over there,” Hawkins said. fortunate. And to whom much ing experience and a fun expe- Wilks, the senior pastor over- skinny dogs, many with ribs The church is promoting is given, much is expected.” rience — but it was very hard,” seeing the journey, said that at protruding. marriage as a way to strengthen ••• said Megan Wilks. times, traveling was scary, with “In Nicaragua, you buy a dog families, Hawkins explained. Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 The 13-year-old said she many on the trip experiencing a for protection — not to play “There is definitely a sense of twitter.com/AmyNileReports found it difficult to see people third world country for the first with it,” he explained, noting lo- hierarchy that the men are men www.facebook.com/ living in such extreme poverty, time. cals could barely feed their fami- and everyone else is beneath AmyNileTheChronicle FridayFriday toto Sunday!Sunday!

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Voice of the People Scouts Help Out at Quilt Show Opening

Do you think smoking with kids in the car should be illegal? Why or why not?

“I smoke and have never smoked in the car with my daughter, and she is 12. If I do smoke when she is with me, I get out of the car and smoke. ... Don’t smoke with the kids in the car. ... If you need that cigarette, Photograph submitted by Brian Zylstra, deputy communications director, Office of the Secretary of State get out of the car, The opening ceremony for the Quilts of Valor exhibit was held July 2 in the Oice of the Secretary of State’s front lobby in the Legislative Building. During the ceremony, two Boy Scouts from Troop 373 (based in Chehalis), JP Guyer and Beau Stidham, led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance. Here, Secretary of State Kim Wyman, left, away from your introduces Guyer (middle) and Stidham. The Scoutmaster for Troop 373 is Jon Guyer, who is JP’s father and Beau’s stepfather. They live in Tumwater. Wyman recognized kids, and have one.” and honored six American soldiers who are members of the Warrior Transition Battalion during the opening ceremony for the Quilts of Valor exhibit. The soldiers were given quilts that were made by members of the Quilts of Valor Foundation. Annette Harris Chehalis, unemployed To submit your photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Honor Roll ADNA MIDDLE SCHOOL Principal’s List Sixth-graders: Cas- Pardue, Hayden VonBargen, Following are members of (3.5-3.998 GPA) sidy Kuzmic, Ashton Dowell, Wesley Wilson the Adna Middle School second- Chance Fay, Rylee Gaffney, Ga- Seventh-graders: Blake Eighth-graders: Brandon semester honor roll: briel Howe, Christian Loose, Davis, Emily Fay, Darian Hum- Apperson, Daisy Bower, Kendall 4.0 Grade Point Average Elmer Loose, Brian Maughan, phrey, Abagail Merly, Braydann Camoza, William Case, Colton Trevor Minkoff, Samee Moon, Mielitz, Micah Schlueter, Law- Eighth-graders: Preston Chilelli, Holli Edminster, Josh Matthew Slape, Camden Ryan, son Terwilliger, Cody Young Ashley, Tayler Dawes, Tyler Larson, Tyler Murphy, Jose- Jake Wilson Sixth-graders: Ruby Bower, “I was a smoker for Layden, Taylor Stewart, Conner phine O’Mealy, Hayden Wolf Brooklyn Hellem, Nolan Huo- Terry, John Wickert Seventh-graders : Bern Berg, Honor roll tari, Madison Jarman, Dylan Seventh-graders: Corbin Kindra Davis, Braxton Dowell, a long time and I (3.0-3.499 GPA) Jones, Gwen Krause, Joseph Balzer, Aaron Slape AJ Johnson, Bo Moon, Adam Massingham, Lyle Metzenberg, still (chew) tobacco Sixth-graders: Austin Ap- Mower, Jenikka Poppe, Conner Eighth graders: Brandon Forrest O’Mealy, Jacob Perry, person, Olivia Rodriguez, Mat- Weed, Lucas Wellander, Rachel Brotherson, Mckayla Dawes, Ol- Adison Stewart, Ryan Stewart, ... I know it’s not thew Scheuber, Dalton Spencer White ivia Galaviz, Isaac Ingle, Ashley Oriah Walker good for me (but) at least my kids and Names in the News iPad Users - Centralian Makes Dean’s List trainer program. your kids are not She will be continuing her studies at West Tex- We have an getting secondhand at Eastern Washington University as A&M, Canyon, Texas, and also will be working Melani Kelly, Centralia, was named to the on the staff there as an athletic trainer. app for you! smoke from me.” spring dean’s list at Eastern Washington University. Her goal is to become a physician’s assistant in the field of sports medicine. She is the daughter of Jeffrey Killian Kelly, a 2010 graduate of Centralia High School, chronline.com Rochester, former Safeway employee recently graduated from Eastern in the athletic Michael and Shana Kelly, Centralia.

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Fire: More Than Forty-Seven Firefighters from 11 Departments Responded Continued from the front page settled,” Turner said. Currently, the displaced see more photos The chief said he believes families are staying at a local Go to www.chronline.com seven or eight adults living in the motel, he said. The Red Cross to view more photos of the complex and two in the house will make referrals to help them damage from Tuesday morn- were displaced by the blaze. find permanent housing. ing’s massive two-structure Anyone interested in do- fire. the initiaL 911 caLLer was nating money to the families an occupant of the apartment should contact the local chapter Walkowski, who is also the building who called at 4:40 a.m. of the American Red Cross at acting chief of the city of Che- Tuesday, Walkowski said. By the (360) 748-4607. halis while elected officials con- time crews arrived, the apart- Those who want to donate tinue to examine the possibil- ment complex was fully en- specific items to the families ity of permanently merging the gulfed in flames and the fire had should check out the Facebook agencies, said due to the com- already jumped to the adjacent group “Friends Helping Friends bined training, managing the house about 20 feet away. of Lewis County.” fire went significantly smoother It does not appear there were than it would have a year ago. any working smoke detectors Forty-seven FireFighters “We are already seeing ben- in the apartment complex, and from 11 different departments efits from training together,” he all occupants either woke up by responded to the Tuesday morn- said. “It was greatly helpful for chance or by a neighbor pound- ing blaze, from as far south this incident. This was much ing on the doors, Walkowski as Toledo and as far north as smoother than what it would said. Olympia. It took firefighters a Ben Turner, from the Cheha- few hours to fully extinguish the have been from the past.” lis branch of the American Red flames. Due to the low staffing of fire Cross, said personnel from the Walkowski estimated that at departments, several agencies re- agency arrived at about 7 a.m. the height of the firefighting ef- spond when there is a major fire. Pete Caster / [email protected] Tuesday to meet with the people fort, crews were pouring 4,500 On Tuesday, the respond- Riverside Fire Authority Chief Jim Walkowski and homeowner Jodi Laverell look who lived at the buildings. gallons of water a minute on the ing agencies included the city of through belongings that survived from Tuesday morning’s structure ire later that Two adults will be staying structures. Chehalis, Riverside Fire Author- afternoon on Northwest West Street in Chehalis. Laverell, who was leasing the with relatives who live nearby, In June, fire crews from Che- ity, West Thurston Fire Author- property to her daughter, came by to see what could be salvaged from the blaze, Turner said. The other families halis and Riverside began train- ity, Lewis County Fire District which started on the property adjacent to hers. “I just look at (the house) and can are now homeless and the Red ing with one another on almost 6, Napavine, Winlock, Toledo, just see all the memories,” said Laverell, who bought the house in 2002 and lived Cross will give them temporary a daily basis. The joint training McLane Black Lake, Thurston in the three-bedroom home with her daughter for nine years. housing. acted as a major step toward the County Fire Districts 6 and 9, as “We will be providing con- possible consolidation of the well as the city of Olympia. was equivalent of the firefight- building blaze in downtown tinual support as they get re- two agencies. Walkowski said the response ing force during the Dr. Matz Centralia in February 2012. success: Balloon Burst at 90,000 Feet Above Earth; GPS Signaled Landing Continued from the front page retrieved the weather balloon, the project — but had a less suc- them all together is the tricky which, except for one tiny dent, cessful outcome. part,” Wiley said. see more photos At 90,000 feet, the balloon was in perfect condition. “We learned from it,” Peter- “They did an amazing job burst, the parachute unfurled Visit www.chronline.com “We were thrilled,” faculty son said. putting those pieces together, to view more photos of the and the device began its return adviser for the project and Cen- Specifically, the students setting that list of priorities of balloon that was sent up by trip. tralia College professor David learned that putting the project what they wanted to accomplish students, and see more aerial Below, the students tracked Peterson said. “Just the thrill of together required some scien- during the flight, figuring out footage taken by the floating the balloon’s progress. having it back, having success- tific knowledge — and a lot of how to accomplish them, and camera. Each time the group had simulated the balloon leaving fully accomplished the flight planning. then delegating,” Peterson said. part. And then the pictures and, “We started earlier this year,” It wasn’t just science and project with so many different from Centralia, it had plunged people willing to help,” Peterson into the heart of Seattle. But in my personal favorite, the data, Peterson said. “There was an math students who contributed said. Vantage, as long as they could that was great. overall good flow, excellent proj- to the effort; a number of college keep it out of the river — which “We couldn’t have asked for ect management.” groups helped launch the bal- The students have an even their simulations promised they anything better,” he said. Wiley, 19, lead the engineer- loon. loftier goal in mind for next would — the payload would ing club’s efforts, creating a de- Student government and year: live video feed from space. parachute safely into farmland. the eFFort to take photos and sign that was light enough to lift Phi Theta Kappa, in particular, “That’s what this project was When the GPS signaled the collect data from space had been off but sufficient to carry all the were instrumental in raising the mostly for, proof we actually weather balloon had landed, in progress for more than 18 necessary equipment. funds needed to buy equipment could do it and pull it off,” Wiley Blake Wiley, president of the ap- months. The parts were simple for the project. said. “With live video, we could plied physics club, headed into A year ago, another group enough. “One of the things I’m happi- watch its flight from a big screen the indicated potato field and of Centralia students attempted “Figuring out how to put est about ... I’ve never seen any TV.”

Beating: Bynum Has Prior Felony and Misdemeanor Convictions of Assault Continued from the front page woman, who was in the driver’s on the ground, but refused to “combative and resistive.” where she was treated for cuts, seat, and he appeared to order comply with the deputy’s orders Bynum told deputies to bruises and scrapes. The prosecution will request her to drive, Brown said. The to get on the ground, Brown said. shoot him and that he wanted Bynum has a prior felony con- his bail be set at $1 million. woman drove out of the parking It eventually took two deputies, to die several times, court docu- viction of second-degree assault lot, driving eastbound on U.S. who Tased Bynum, to get him in ments state. as well as seven prior misdemean- the incident started when Highway 12, even after a patrol someone called 911 at about 3 handcuffs, Brown said. Even af- The woman was transported or convictions of fourth-degree car, with its lights and sirens ter he was arrested, Bynum was to Morton General Hospital, assault, court documents state. p.m. Monday to report a man at activated, pulled up behind the Glenoma Grocery was forcing truck. a woman into a car, said Chief Another deputy set spike Deputy Stacy Brown, spokes- strips near U.S. Highway 12 woman for the Lewis County and Kiona Creek Road, and as Sheriff’s Office. The caller later the truck approached the spike reported the man had slammed strips, the deputy saw Bynum the woman’s head into the steer- raise a “mini machete” up to the Who did you ing wheel and had strangled her. woman’s neck, Brown said. The victim, a 22-year-old The truck drove over the Morton woman, later told police spike strips, and the front tires she had a romantic relationship began to deflate, Brown said. with Bynum and tried to break The deputy saw the driver’s it off with him that afternoon, door fly open, as the truck trav- vote to be the according to court documents eled at about 45 mph, and the filed Wednesday that detail the woman tried to jump out, but allegations against Bynum. Bynum pulled her back in, ac- When she told him that she cording to court documents. could not see him anymore, as The truck struck a guardrail she was reconciling her relation- and, after several attempts of BEST OF ship with her husband, Bynum escaping that were thwarted by Chronline.com became “extremely irate and Bynum, the woman got out of hostile,” according to court doc- the truck and ran to the deputy Best of uments. and got in his patrol car, Brown Lewis County He then spit on her, grabbed said. her by her hair and pulled her Bynum then got out of the LEWIS out of the vehicle, court docu- truck, dropping the large knife ments state. While armed with what deputies described as a smaller $60 VALUE OR MORE version of a machete, he then al- legedly shoved her to the ground COUNTY? and told her he would kill her husband and her dogs and make Bring in this ad to get her watch, according to court FREE PRE-TRIP documents. She later drove, with Bynum in her truck, to the SAFETY CHECK AND Find out grocery store. FREE TIRE ROTATION While inside the store with Good through 8/31/13. Good at all Les Schwab th Bynum, the victim attempted to Tire Center locations. Present ad at time of Thursday, July 25 in escape by jumping over a cash service to receive services or discount specified. register and holding onto the ca- Free pre-trip safety check includes checking tire pressure and tread depth, visual alignment, shier who she begged to help her, brakes, shocks and battery, plus free tire court documents state. Bynum rotation. Offer valid on passenger cars and light then allegedly grabbed her and trucks only. Limit on per customer. Void where prohibited. Not valid with other offers. No copies pulled her outside. of this ad permitted. DMY2 Centralia When deputies arrived at the 1211 Harrison Ave. grocery store on the 8000 block 736-6603 CH499122cw.ke of U.S. Highway 12, they found CH500612sl.cg the couple in the car, according Chehalis to the sheriff’s spokeswoman. 36 N. Market Blvd. Bynum appeared to be 748-0295 pointing something at the The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 • Sports 1

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Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Twin Cities’ Austin Emery slides into home plate for a run during the 14-year-old Southwest Washington Babe Ruth State Tournament against Richland Wednesday at Olympic Stadium in Hoquiam. Twin Cities Starts State Tourney 2-0 By The Chronicle 4. Cody Parker-Sexsmith hit lan and Paul, who were brought HOQUIAM — The Twin a 3-run double to highlight a home by a single from Emery. Cities All-Stars won their first 9-run second inning that put the Twin Cities has already two pool play games here Tues- Lewis County squad up 9-1. secured a spot in the Pacific day and Wednesday to open the Christian Peters started and Northwest Regional tournament, 14-year-old Southern Washing- went three innings to record the by virtue of hosting the event at ton State Babe Ruth Tourna- win. Ed Wheeler Field. With a win ment at Olympic Stadium. Wednesday’s win was a bit on Thursday, the Centralia- The local contingent topped closer. Garrett Yarter started Chehalis squad would win the on the mound and pitched five Kelso, 16-4, on Tuesday, and fol- four-team American pool and innings, allowing four hits, to lowed it up with a 6-0 win over play at 7 p.m. on Friday in the Richland on Wednesday. Twin get the win, and Austin Emery tournament semifinals against Cities will face host Grays Har- pitched two hitless innings to bor tonight at 7 p.m., with a win close out the game. either the No. 3 team from the sealing an automatic semifinal Emery also went 2 for 2 with American pool or the No. 2 team berth into bracket play on Fri- a walk and drove in 3 runs, in- from the National pool. day. cluding an RBI double in the The tournament champion- Twin Cities pounded out 12 third inning. Twin Cities scored ship will then be played at 10 Brandon Hansen / [email protected] hits in Tuesday’s five-inning 3 in the fourth inning to pull a.m. on Saturday. All games will Twin Cities pitcher Garrett Yarter throws a pitch during the 14-year-old Southwest win, with Tysen Paul and Ty- ahead 5-0, highlighted by back- are to be played at Hoquiam’s Washington Babe Ruth State Tournamentagainst Richland Wednesday at Olympic son Guerrero each going 3 for to-back singles from Nole Wol- Olympic Stadium. Stadium in Hoquiam. Senior Legion Lizards Riding Six-Game Win Streak Into Playoffs By The Chronicle probably as good as we've had in The Lizards are heading for a few years, and I think our de- the playoffs on a high note. fense, although we've had lapses Sobe-Toyota, the Centralia- at times, is good," Sobe-Toyota based Senior Legion baseball coach Jake LeDuc said. "Our squad, topped Graham-Kapow- pitchers, we don't have the shut- sin on Tuesday and put away down guy, but they all compete Showtime on Wednesday to fin- their butts off and keep us in ish the regular season on a six- games — which, with our of- game winning streak. fense, I like our chances in the The Lizards now head to playoffs." the American Legion AAA Re- Tuesday's win, in Centra- gionals — which they will host lia, wrapped up a three-game sweep of Graham-Kapowsin. — with a 30-10-1 record, and a The Lizards won 11-3, getting 2 p.m. game on Saturday at Ed Brandon Hansen / [email protected] two hits each from Dugan Shirer, Wheeler Field. Sobe-Toyota’s Michael Forgione tries to snag a throw to second base during Senior Legion baseball action against Graham- "We feel good. Our offense is please see LIZARDS, page S3 Kapowsin Tuesday at Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia.

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Hunting and Fishing Report First Schools Of Albacore Lake Tuna Found Off Westport

By the Seattle Times Commercial fishermen With a View have been saying the tuna fishing has been very slow so CAMPING DESTINATION: nobody has decided to take Packwood Lake Offers risk until now. The charter managed The Outdoor Experience to find tuna about 40 to 45 Made For The Whole miles offshore where the wa- ter temperatures hit 60-plus Family degrees and had a nice blue By Jack Royle color to it. This is just the start of the For The Chronicle tuna fishery, and the peak At just 2,857 ft. in eleva- usually happens heading tion, Packwood Lake gives the into next month. extreme hikers a break and the The Oregon Tuna Classic family an opportunity which Tournament Series is July 26- is difficult to find—an outdoor 27 in Ilwaco, and Aug. 16-17 getaway that is safe, fairly easy in Garibaldi, Oregon. and remarkable views to enjoy. The heaviest five fish are It is a hikers, horses trail only worth $1,500 each day; the with an alternative trail for second heaviest five fish are ATV’s and bikes, which keeps $900 each day; and the third most noise out of the area. heaviest five fish are $600 Being 4.6 miles long, the each day. trail only gains approximately The two-day overall win- 400 ft. in altitude which gives ner will receive a special hikers more of a “walk-through- prize package by Shimano/ the-woods” feel. Even within PowerPro. There will also be the first mile, the trail begins side cash pots, which will be to show wilderness at its best, split between the two days, offering views of the Packwood and are optional. valley and Mount Rainier and The “Largest Tuna Jack- eventually turning into a stroll pot” entry is $100 per tour- through open timber of old ce- nament, and will be split be- dars and firs. tween Friday and Saturday. The “Pelagic Jackpot” en- While many visitors use the try is $100 per tournament, trail as a scenic day-hike, Pack- and will be split between wood Lake is the perfect desti- Friday and Saturday. These nation for campers as well. The fish include blue fin tuna, lake seats 15-20 rustic camp- big eye tuna, yellow fin tuna, sites with fire pits ready for yellowtail jack, opah, marlin burning along the shore, but be or swordfish. No sharks al- sure to arrive early enough to lowed. have your pick. The $100, $250, $500 and The more secluded camp- $1,000 “Cash Side Pots” will sites are found at the far end of the lake, which will tack Jordan Royle / For The Chronicle pay out to the 1st, 2nd and A silhouetted ly-isher casts into Packwood Lake after the 4.6-mile hike from the trailhead. 3rd places at each level of side on another two miles to your pot, and will be split 60 per- trip—but with the added perk cent, 20 percent, 10 percent of Mount Rainier staging the per Creek which also is on the and will eventually connect into the Goat Rocks Wilder- and 10 percent to the OTC. perfect lakeside view, it is worth far end of the lake. with Coyote Trail. This will al- ness and is well used during the The cash side pot will be split every extra stride. An added bonus to the low you to reach Mosquito Lake summer weekends. Be sure to Packwood Lake Trail is that it and Lost Lake as well as Chim- evenly between Friday and Packwood Lake is well pick up a Northwest Pass at the known for its distinct species connects to several other trails ney Rock. These trails will be Saturday event. Ranger Station in Randle first Cost is $650 for both of rainbow trout and provides with separate destinations. As less populated as the elevation to avoid a ticket, pack light and tournaments per team of endless along-the-shore access you skirt along the east end of gain climbs drastically. four anglers by July 21 or to fish; however, I found that the lake, you have the option to Packwood Lake has become enjoy the outdoors that Lewis $450 for Ilwaco only by July fly-fishing is limited to the Up- take a left on Three Peaks Trail well known for its ease of access County provides. 21 and $450 for Gairbaldi by Aug. 11. Late registration is $100 extra per event. For details, visit the web- Age of Large Rockfish Off by Perhaps . . . 140 Years site at www.oregontunaclas- By Mark Yuasa sic.org or call 503-407-7022. “It’s impossible to age a insurance broker) and one of set with Liebman for keeping The Seattle Times rockfish once it has matured the largest Sodo property own- the rockfish instead of releasing just by looking at it,” said Green. ers — believes the age will re- it. SEATTLE — Just like Pinoc- “The otoliths are the only way main a mystery. “That was a real concern, Local Fishing Report chio’s nose, fish stories tend to to accurately determine its age.” “There are too many incon- and the news of how awful it is Salmon/Steelhead grow in big proportions. to catch and keep such an old One tale swirling in the The oldest recorded rock- sistencies on the age of the fish, Cowlitz River reported fish, a rougheye, was 205 years and I don’t think anyone has fish,” Ohaus said. “There is no 57 boat anglers with 17 steel- briny depths of fish lore hap- impact on this deep-dwelling pened June 21 when Henry Li- old and measured at 32 inches. a clue,” Liebman said. “All we head kept. 53 bank anglers Liebman — the CEO of know is the fish seems to live a fish, and it wouldn’t by any kept five adult and three ebman of Seattle took a trip to American Life Inc. in Seattle long time.” means ruin their population. mini jack spring Chinook Sitka, Alaska aboard Angling (another fact some media got Another issue Ohaus men- (Liebman) had done research and five steelhead plus re- Unlimited charters, and caught on shortrakers, and it’s not like wrong, referring to him as an tioned was that many were up- leased two mini jacks. All the a pending record 39.08-pound they were killing a bunch of shortraker rockfish — the cur- fish were sampled between them.” rent record is 38.68 pounds. the hatcheries. Liebman agreed. Rumors quickly went viral Last week Tacoma Power “We caught eight of them through the news media that CHRONICLE’S CATCH OF THE WEEK recovered 308 summer-run all within a short period of time, steelhead, 210 spring Chi- the fish was 200 years old, but recent findings by the Alaska and these deep-water fish likely nook adults, 22 jacks, 484 had never seen a hook and line,” mini-jacks, three sockeye Department of Fish and Game in Juneau determined the fish said Liebman, whose fishing and one chum salmon dur- group used heavy halibut fish- ing five days of operations at to be 64 years old. “The final age is based on ing gear and fish guts for bait. the Cowlitz Salmon Hatch- “When you pull a rockfish ery separator. the otoliths (fish’s equivalent of ear bones that form annual from 300 or 400 feet, maybe During the past week you’ve got a prayer of reviving Tacoma Power employees rings),” said Tom Ohaus, owner of Angling Unlimited. “Things them, but at 900 feet they’re go- released 42 spring Chinook ing to be blown out once they adults and seven jacks into got generated that this fish was swimming around when (Presi- get to the top,” Liebman said. Lake Scanewa above Cowlitz “I don’t think at that depth you Falls Dam, 67 spring Chi- dent) James Madison was in the could put Humpty Dumpty nook adults and nine jacks White House, but obviously it back together again.” into the Cispus River above wasn’t.” the mouth of Yellow Jacket “These fish tend to plateau Ohaus congratulated Lieb- Creek, and 535 spring Chi- in size at age 50, at which point man on what is definitely an nook mini-jacks into Riffe biologists are aware that any Alaska state record, and more Lake at Mossyrock Park linear connection between size than likely an International while the sockeye and chum and age is nearly nonexistent,” Game Fish Association world salmon were released back said Ohaus. record. into the lower Cowlitz River. Kristen Green, a ground- “We support sustainable River flows at Mayfield fish project leader for Alaska’s harvest of all fish species,” he Dam are approximately southeastern region said in a said, “and know that a close 3,490 cubic feet per second news release from Angling Un- Photo courtesy of the Seattle Times look at the sport harvest of deep on Monday, July 15. Water limited that figuring out the Mike Schmidt with a nice king caught in the Strait of Juan de Fuca this water rockfish in Alaska shows visibility is 15 feet. fish’s age by weight and size was past week. the impact the fleet has on inaccurate. shortrakers is essentially zero.” SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 • Sports 3

WNBA NBA Larry Bird Offers Praise of Paul Pierce By Roderick Boone Newsday Larry Bird doesn't like to dab- ble in hyperbole. Bird, the former Celtics great who's now the president of basketball operations for the Indiana Pacers, rarely throws complimentary bouquets just for conversation sake. That's not his style. So when Bird spoke so glow- ingly of Paul Pierce last week, putting the 15-year veteran's ca- reer in Boston in perspective as he gets set to embark on his new challenge with the Nets, it truly validated Pierce's standing in Celtics lore. "He's one of the better ones to ever come through there," Bird said at the Orlando summer league. "He really is." The statistics certainly back it up, giving fuel to the notion that The Associated Press Elaine Thompson / the 2008 NBA Finals MVP will Tulsa Shock’s Angel Goodrich, right, knocks the ball away from Seattle Storm’s Temeka Johnson during the first half of a WNBA basketball game Wednesday in Seattle. one day join Bird and the other Celtics legends who had their numbers raised to the rafters. Without Diggins, Shock Handle Storm 86-59 Pierce ranks second in franchise history in points (24,021), third SEATTLE (AP) — The “Obviously, it was a big role players in double figures. combined to score eight points in games played (1,102) and min- Tulsa Shock found a way to end to step into,” Goodrich said. “I Three of Tulsa’s four wins on 3-for-15 shooting in the first utes (40,360), and fourth in as- their six-game losing streak just wanted to go out and be ag- this season have come against half. sists (4,305). And that's not all. without rookie star Skylar Dig- gressive.” the Storm. Williams scored 15 of her He's also first in team history gins. The Shock begin a four- “We just seem to do really game-high 26 points after half- in steals (1,583) and three-point- Riquna Williams scored game homestand on Friday, but well against them,” Kloppen- time. She has scored 20 or more ers made (1,823). a game-high 26 points for the Shock coach Gary Kloppenburg burg said. “We really came out points in three of the Shock’s Selected with the 10th pick Shock in a 86-59 win over the said he did not know whether with a lot of energy, and when past four games. in the 1998 draft, Pierce earned Seattle Storm on Wednesday. Diggins will be available. your shots are falling, it really “She’s a dynamic player, an 10 All-Star Game nods and was Diggins, the third overall “It’s day to day with her, with energizes your defense.” explosive player off the bench,” named to four All-NBA teams pick in the draft, was out with her ankle,” he said Wednesday. The Shock never trailed af- Kloppenburg said. “I’ve been as a Celtic. He was the player an ankle injury she suffered in Camille Little led the Storm ter jumping out to a 10-2 lead in bringing her off the bench, and the team built around, the one Saturday’s loss to Minnesota. with 11 points. Tina Thomp- the first 4½ minutes and build- she really seems to thrive in that they pegged to pull them out of Rookie Angel Goodrich son, with 10 points, was the only ing a 19-point advantage at half- role.” the depths of mediocrity. Boston stepped into the starting lineup other player in double figures for time. Liz Cambage helped the Said Williams: “I love com- failed to post a winning record in in place of Diggins and scored Seattle (6-9). Shock to the early lead, scoring ing off the bench. When you’re Pierce's first three seasons before a season-high 14 points for the Glory Johnson added 15 seven of her 13 points. starting, there’s too much pres- grabbing a playoff berth in 2001- Shock (4-13). points for Tulsa, which had four The Storm’s five starters sure.” 02. Still, Pierce's tenure in Boston wasn't without its share of trials Cycling and tribulations, both on and off the court. In 2000, he was stabbed 11 times in the face, neck Froome Comes Within Inches of Disaster at Tour and back while in the pool room GAP, France (AP) — Hur- of a nightclub. tling too fast for comfort down There was also an 18-game a twisty, turning foothill of the losing streak in 2006-07, the pre- Alps, Tour de France leader cursor to Celtics president of bas- Chris Froome faced a high- ketball operations Danny Ainge speed choice between risk and going for the gusto and assem- reward. bling the Big Three. Pierce was The Briton knew that 10 partially responsible for forcing years ago on exactly the same the Celtics' remake when he de- descent, Joseba Beloki shattered manded a trade if Ainge had no his leg, elbow and wrist round- plans on upgrading the talent ing a corner too fast and Lance around him. Armstrong plowed into a field to avoid the prone Spaniard howl- Ainge landed Ray Allen from ing in pain. Seattle and Kevin Garnett from So Froome wanted to go easy. Minnesota that offseason. The Trouble was, Alberto Contador Celtics went on to win the fran- didn’t. Against his better in- chise's 17th championship in the stincts, Froome chased after his Big Three's first year, knocking Spanish rival who sped down off Kobe Bryant and the Lakers the treacherous stretch with as- in six games. phalt made gooey and slippery by the July heat. Just like Armstrong, flirting with disaster nearly cost Froome Laurent Cipriani / The Associated Press Lizards the Tour. Contador crashed as The pack with Christopher Froome of Britain, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, rides during the sixteenth stage of he rounded a right-hand corner, the Tour de France cycling race over 168 kilometers (105 miles) with start in in Vaison-la-Romaine and finish in Gap, France, Continued from Sports 1 forcing Froome to swerve off the Tuesday. road, onto the grass and to put a Keylen Steen, Andrew Elam, foot down to stay upright. ply accepting defeat but are ha- iard and Kreuziger used to it test 2007 and ‘09 champion, who Zack Chamberlain and Alex Cox, Unlike Contador, who rassing Froome all the way. If the Briton and his Australian was stripped of his ‘10 title for a the last of whom added a double bloodied his right knee, Froome Froome wins, the way his rivals wingman, Richie Porte. Several failed doping test. “Sometimes and three RBIs. As a team, Sobe- escaped with just a fright. Still, have repeatedly tested the Brit- times, Contador tried accelerat- you have to go for it, whether it’s Toyota piled up 14 hits. the drama on Tuesday’s Stage ish rider over the three weeks ing away. Kreuziger did, too. But at the start or the end of a stage.” Brandon Conradi picked up 16 proved a point that Froome should give him the extra satis- Porte and then Froome alone Froome said Contador “was the win on the mound, holding and his Sky team have made faction of a victory hard-earned. wouldn’t let them get away. taking too many risks.” the visitors to five hits with seven time and again: Despite his big Stage 16 wound from To cool the asphalt, authori- “All teams are starting to get strikeouts over the full nine in- lead, Froome won’t savor vic- Provence past vineyards, laven- ties doused the top of the climb desperate now and they’re tak- nings. tory until he’s on the cobbles of der fields and villages clinging with water. But Porte said the ing uncalculated risks,” he said. Wednesday's game featured the Champs-Elysees in Paris on to hillsides to the town of Gap, a road down from there was sticky “In my opinion it was a bit dan- another 14 hits by the winners, Sunday. staging post for what promises and slippery — just as it was in gerous from Alberto to ride like though plenty of runners were “One second you could be to be a grand finale in the Alps the heat wave of 2003, when Be- that, it’s not good.” left stranded in Sobe-Toyota's 4-1 going for the finish and about for the 100th Tour. loki’s back wheel slid away from And there’s worse to come. win. to win a race and the next you’re For a long while, it seemed as him on a bend, hurling him to Thursday’s Stage 18 not only in- "We had a lot of singles, and lying in a ditch somewhere, with if the 104-mile trek to Gap from the ground. Armstrong went on cludes a double ascent to the ski multiple times where we had a broken bone,” Froome said. Vaison-la-Romaine, a charming to win that Tour — only to have station of Alpe d’Huez, with its guys on base and just couldn't “I knew it was the descent town with old ruins near the that and all six of his other vic- 21 hairpin bends, but also a har- come up with the clutch hit," where Beloki crashed so I was Mont Ventoux where Froome tories in cycling’s premier race rowing descent that several rid- LeDuc said. "I don't think we purposefully laying off a little won on Sunday, would be one stripped from him last year for ers have voiced concerns about. had an extra-base hit, but we bit and trying to take it easy but of those Tour stages that don’t doping. Having seen that Froome got what we needed to out of the at the same time also trying to amount to much. On Tuesday, touching their wasn’t completely comfort- game." keep touch with the Saxobank Apparently preparing for the brakes caused wheels to slip, able chasing after Contador on Conradi had three hits and guys who were really pushing Alps, Froome and other main Porte said. Tuesday, the risk now is that his drove in a run, while Michael the limits.” protagonists allowed 26 rid- “All of us had a bit of a mo- rivals could try to unsettle him Forgione and Cole Doughty each By that, Froome meant ers — none of them a podium ment coming down there, losing again on Thursday’s downhill had two hits. Nearly every player Contador and his Saxo-Tinkoff threat — to escape far ahead. the front wheel, back wheel,” he from Col de Sarenne. on the Lizard roster made an ap- teammate from the Czech Re- The stage winner, Rui Costa, lat- said. “It is a very dangerous de- pearance in the game. public, Roman Kreuziger, who er emerged from that group, rid- Yet Contador was flying, scent. The road surface is not Andrew Elam struck out five are third and fourth in the over- ing away on the day’s last climb, with Froome in his wake. great,” Froome said. “And there over two innings of relief work all standings but more than four a 6-mile long ascent to Col de Rounding a sharp right- aren’t any barriers on the cor- for the winners. minutes off the lead. Manse, and then zipping down hander, “the bike got away from ners, so if you go over the corner The AAA Regionals begin Opportunities for them to to Gap. me,” Contador said. then you will fall down a long with Bellevue facing the Spokane claw back are fast running out. Although the Manse climb is “It was really difficult. In way. It’s a dangerous descent Northstars at 11 a.m. on Satur- The finish line in Paris is now less arduous and less steep than normal conditions I wouldn’t and I hope the riders are aware day. Two of the four teams in the just 415 miles and five days away. the Ventoux, where Froome have slipped like that, but it was of that, that they don’t take risks Centralia regional advance to To their credit, they aren’t sim- blasted past Contador, the Span- very difficult terrain,” said the like they did today.” the state playoffs. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 SPORTS

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Matt Slocum / The Associated Press American League’s Mariano Rivera, of the New York Yankees, acknowledges a standing ovation during the eighth inning of the MLB All-Star baseball game on Tuesday in New York. Rivera Enters Early, Helps AL Win All-Star Game By Mike Fitzpatrick Harvey in spring training. The Associated Press Cano crossed in front of the mound while heading to the NEW YORK — Mariano dugout, and Harvey patted him- Rivera was all set up to save his self on the chest. final All-Star game — or so it “I didn’t mean to, obvious- seemed. ly,” Harvey said. “I feel terrible. Jim Leyland just wasn’t about Apologies go out to him.” to take that chance. Cano has a bruised quad- Summoned in the eighth riceps but said he’ll be ready to inning to make certain he would pitch, Rivera soaked up play when the Yankees come out a 90-second standing ovation of the All-Star break. and got three straight outs while “Just a little tight,” Cano said. helping the American League to “I’ll be good for Friday.” a 3-0 victory over the National Wright went to the mound League on Tuesday night at Citi for a calming chat with Harvey, Field. who whiffed Jose Bautista to end “I think the plan was perfect,” the inning. said Rivera, who took home the Cano’s name came up all MVP trophy. night — even after he left the Rivera reported early for game. A fan in a Cano shirt ran work and the New York Yan- on the field and gave himself up kees’ indomitable closer com- to security near second base as bined with nine other pitch- players backed away a bit, but ers on a three-hitter as the AL was tackled anyway to the de- snapped a three-game skid and Kathy Willens / The Associated Press light of the crowd. regained home-field advantage American League’s Felix Hernandez, of the Seattle Mariners, pitches during the fourth inning of the MLB All-Star baseball Cabrera’s bat slipped out of in the World Series. Joe Nathan game, on Tuesday in New York. his hands on a swing and sailed saved it in Rivera’s place after 10-15 rows deep, where it nearly the American League scratched ing three straight hitters on 16 from the Chicago White Sox strikeouts in two shutout in- clipped another fan in a Cano out a pair of runs and got an RBI pitches — all cutters, as usual worked two perfect innings for nings. jersey. double from Jason Kipnis. — before walking off to another the AL, which posted its third He walked off to a stand- Cabrera’s next cut against Leyland, the AL manager, ovation and receiving a hug shutout and first since 1990 ing ovation and received a pat loser Patrick Corbin produced a had promised Rivera would from Detroit ace Justin Ver- at Wrigley Field to trim the on the back from NL manager leadoff double in the fourth, and pitch. So rather than risk wait- lander. NL lead to 43-39-2 in All-Star Bruce Bochy of the San Francis- Bautista’s sacrifice fly snapped a ing for a save opportunity that “It was tough. It was special,” games. co Giants, the defending World 17-inning scoreless streak for the might never come, the Detroit an emotional Rivera said. “See- The National League didn’t Series champions. AL that dated to Adrian Gon- Tigers’ skipper made his much- ing the fans sharing and both manage a baserunner until Car- Harvey was the youngest All- zalez’s homer off Cliff Lee two awaited call one inning earlier teams standing out of the dug- los Beltran’s one-out single in Star starting pitcher since for- years ago in Arizona. than Rivera is accustomed, just out, managers, coaches, players the fourth. mer Mets ace Dwight Gooden Baltimore’s Adam Jones, in case of “something freaky.” — priceless.” It was the ninth All-Star was 23 a quarter-century ago wearing bright orange high-tops, “If anybody ever messed up Exit, Sandman. game in New York — most for — and the first from the home doubled against Lee to start the any city — and second in five team since Houston’s Roger Cle- Mariano Rivera, I can lay claim Next stop, the Hall of Fame. fifth and scored while J.J. Hardy years after a farewell to old Yan- mens in 2004. Gooden cheered to that,” Leyland said. “I just The game’s greatest reliever, beat out a potential double play. kee Stadium in 2008. But the Harvey on from the stands. couldn’t take any chance. You quiet and humble by nature, Kipnis doubled home a run in know, I’m probably not the most addressed his AL teammates only other time the Mets hosted All the buildup might have was during Shea Stadium’s de- made the phenom a little too the eighth off Atlanta closer popular manager in baseball. I before they took the field. He Craig Kimbrel. wanted to make sure I got out of made it quick, just like his out- but season in 1964, when Phila- excited at the start. Mike Trout Notes: Hall of Famer Tom here alive.” ing. Most of them, actually. delphia Phillies outfielder John- doubled inside first base on Seaver from the 1969 Miracle Robinson Cano hobbled “What I said was that I was ny Callison hit a game-ending his opening pitch, and Harvey Mets threw out the ceremonial off early after getting hit by a honored and it was a privilege homer in the ninth. drilled Cano just above the right pitch from crosstown rival Matt for me to play with all of them This one gave the struggling knee with a 96 mph fastball on first pitch to Wright, who led Harvey of the host Mets. X-rays for so many years,” Rivera said. Mets a chance to pack their cozy the third. the NL All-Stars out of the dug- were negative and Cano said he The lengthy cheers provided ballpark for one of the few times In obvious pain, Cano ini- out. He singled in the seventh shouldn’t miss any games for a fitting tribute and the latest all season. Fans chanted Har- tially stayed in the game but and was pulled for Pittsburgh the Yankees. salute to Rivera, set to retire vey’s name during pregame in- limped off after Triple Crown 3B Pedro Alvarez in the eighth. Harvey and opposing starter after this season. The 13-time troductions, and the 24-year-old winner Miguel Cabrera struck ... Next year’s game is in Minne- Max Scherzer were among a re- All-Star is on something of a sensation delivered with three out — just as he did against sota, with 2015 at Cincinnati. cord 39 first-time All-Stars in a farewell tour, receiving creative game that featured four preco- gifts at each opposing ballpark cious players 21 or younger — he visits for the final time. baseball’s next generation. He got a rocking chair built Both came out throwing 99 out of broken bats in Minnesota, mph heat, but it was Rivera, at 43 a decorated surfboard and bot- the oldest All-Star since Carlton tle of wine in Oakland. Fisk in 1991, who was the cen- The last time he was at Citi ter of attention in his farewell Field, though, things didn’t go season. And on this night, with so well. He was honored by the drug suspensions still looming Mets before a game in late May, for some of the game’s biggest threw out a ceremonial first ball names, the spotlight found a — and then had his first blown player who is almost universally save of the year. respected. While other All-Stars wore Baseball’s career saves leader flashy spikes, Rivera stayed with came in from the bullpen to Me- traditional black. No surprise tallica’s “Enter Sandman,” just for Mr. Steady. like across town at Yankee Sta- Rivera has never allowed an dium, and was left alone on the earned run in nine All-Star in- field to take in a stirring ovation. nings. The only older pitcher “It was a great moment. He to appear in an All-Star game is one of the best pitchers that’s was 47-year-old Satchel Paige 60 ever played this game,” Tigers years ago, according to STATS. outfielder Torii Hunter said. “First class all the way,” Mets All-Stars on both sides captain David Wright said. clapped from the top of the dug- “Well deserving for Mariano. I out steps, and Rivera tipped his was on the top step clapping and cap to the crowd. cheering as loud as I could.” Matt Slocum / The Associated Press Then he went to work, retir- Winning pitcher Chris Sale American League players congratulate each other after defeating the National League 3-0 in the MLB All-Star game. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013

MLB Commentary Something Old, Something(s) New Fates of Zduriencik, Wedge at Stake During Next 67 Games he Seattle Mariners are and miss (Chone Figgins). Same looking at 67 games re- with his trades. The successes Tmaining of a schedule (Kendrys Morales from the Los that figures to last longer than Angeles Angels, for Jason Var- a dry gradua- gas) have been more than offset tion speech on by the failures (starting pitcher a wet afternoon. Doug Fister to the Detroit Ti- Their 43-52 re- gers). cord puts them I won’t dwell on a deal for closer to the Justin Upton that fell through, fifth-place team only because the outfielder in the Ameri- listed Seattle in his no-trade can League clause. (Franklin and Walker West, the Hous- By John McGrath were among those Zduriencik ton Astros, than The News Tribune reportedly offered the Arizona to the first-place Diamondbacks.) And that failed Oakland Athletics. attempt to land the $125 million You’ll have a better chance of bust that is Josh Hamilton? snagging four foul balls in one Whew. afternoon than watching the In terms of the bigger pic- 2013 Mariners vault into con- tention. ture, malaise permeates the But 67 games without a sniff fan base. The last homestand of a playoff possibility doesn’t began on a gorgeous summer translate into 67 meaningless night at Safeco Field, where games. Between the resump- Felix Hernandez was scheduled tion of the post-All-Star break to face Bellarmine Prep gradu- Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press schedule and the Sept. 29 season ate Jon Lester. Despite the lure Seattle Mariners players share congratulations after defeating the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday in Seattle. The Mariners finale, the not-so-public front of of watching King Felix pitch won 4-3. the Seattle front office will col- against the Red Sox, who own lect evidence on whether gen- the AL’s best record and always M’s Hope Ibanez, Young Core Thrive in Second Half eral manager Jack Zduriencik draw well in Seattle, fewer than 22,000 showed up. By Tim Booth and skipper Eric Wedge deserve to return. It’s not Zduriencik’s job to The Associated Press BREAKING DOWN THE A.L. WEST AT THE BREAK Because Mariners CEO sell tickets, of course, but a mar- SEATTLE — Raul Ibanez is TEAM W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA Howard Lincoln and team presi- ket’s waning interest in baseball dent Chuck Armstrong are not is a reflection of the general crushing homers at a rate better Oakland 56 39 .589 - 30-15 26-24 429 367 than Barry Bonds or Ted Wil- planning a town hall meeting manager hired to assemble a liams did at age 41, Felix Her- Texas 54 41 .568 2 27-19 27-22 411 388 with tomato-wielding fans any- competitive team. nandez has 10 victories at the LA Angels 44 49 .473 11 24-25 20-24 430 434 time soon, we’re left to speculate. All-Star break, more than any Seattle 43 52 .453 13 25-25 18-27 373 428 My hunch? If the Mariners The Case For Keeping Wedge other time in his career, and Houston 33 61 .351 22.5 17-32 16-29 351 494 lose 90 or more games, Zduri- young prospects Nick Franklin, encik is gone, and Wedge goes His stoic dugout presence is Brad Miller and Mike Zunino with him. They can point all a nice fit for young players still have provided a much-needed they want to the strides the or- coping with the ups and downs spark for the Seattle clubhouse. ganization has made — subtle of big league competition. These And still the Mariners ar- strides, infrastructure strides, guys don’t need a manager who rived at the All-Star break nine strides not quantified in the rants every time a bunt attempt games below .500 at 43-52. standings — but 90 defeats, af- is popped up and caught by the The second half of the season ter two seasons that produced third baseman. that begins Friday in Houston modestly improved records, will On May 20, when closer will have a significant impact present a marketing department Tom Wilhelmsen dropped an on the direction of the franchise. quandary that the most clever easy-out throw from Smoak General manager Jack Zduri- ad campaign won’t be able to that would have sealed the deal encik and manager Eric Wedge solve. at Cleveland, Wedge’s statu- have contracts that expire at the A lot of wheels will have to esque reaction showed some- end of the season, and whether go off the track for the Mari- body with the self-discipline of the Mariners can build on re- ners to lose 90. The more likely a monk. cent momentum could affect scenario finds them playing at a Furthermore, Wedge has the whether one or both return in .500 clip over the final 10 weeks, handled the ancillary aspects of 2014. which would give them a 77-85 managing with superior profes- The Mariners left spring Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press record and represent a third sionalism. Dealing with the me- training confident that a .500 Seattle Mariners' Raul Ibanez, right, is greeted in the dugout by starting pitcher consecutive season in which dia before and after games, over record would be attainable this Felix Hernandez after Ibanez hit a solo home run in the sixth inning against the they won more games than the the course of the regular season, season and prove as a spring- Pittsburgh Pirates, Wednesday, June 26 in Seattle. previous year. requires 324 interview sessions. board for 2014. But injuries to We tend to think of Zduri- I haven’t heard him utter a word Michael Morse, Michael Saun- of last year. Throw in the consis- free, probably more than they encik and Wedge as a team unto more strident than “hell.” ders, Franklin Gutierrez and tency of Kyle Seager, the come- ever have," Wedge said. "In this itself: Whatever happens, sink or swim, they’ll do it together. Justin Smoak, combined with back of Smoak and the electric game, particularly, you have to The Case For Dumping Wedge early struggles from key younger debuts of Miller and Franklin, hit tension free. You have to have But it’s always possible Zduri- players like Dustin Ackley and and there's validity to the Mari- everything going on upstairs encik could stay without Wedge, This is the third time in Jesus Montero have left Seattle ners optimism for the last two with your plan and approach, or that Wedge could stay with- three seasons that the Mariners in a hole. month of the season. but you have to be able to find out Zduriencik. have been reduced to an after- Zduriencik said he doesn't Seager continues to prove that. And I think (Smoak) is as Let’s examine their work thought by the All-Star break. anticipate being aggressive he was the real gem of the 2009 close as he's ever been." separately. They teased us a bit in 2011, around the trade deadline, but if draft class for the Mariners. He's Franklin's confidence, Mill- getting to July 5 with a 43-43 re- the Mariners are completely out hitting .293 with an .846 OPS. er's old-school style with no The Case For Keeping Zduriencik cord that had them 21/2 games of postseason contention by July His strikeouts are up slightly, but batting gloves and stirrups, and out of first place. Then they lost 31, will players like Morse, Ken- so are his walks. While he still He was supposed to overhaul Zunino's defense behind the a farm system depleted by a suc- 17 in a row. drys Morales and Oliver Perez — doesn't have the power numbers plate brought youthful excite- Slight upgrades in a season all on one-year deals — become expected from a third baseman cession of misguided drafts, and ment in recent weeks and rekin- he has delivered. Before Zduri- record — from 67-95 in 2011, to tradable pieces? — he has 15 homers at the break dled some hope they can be the 75-87 in 2012, to a presumed "It would have been nice to — he's been hitting .310 since encik arrived from Milwaukee, anchors of a young core going the Mariners’ typical 2008 bat- 77-85 in 2013 — are simply that: be healthy. That would have mid-April after an early slump. into next season. slight upgrades, not enough to The changes Smoak made ting order featured only two been fun to watch to see where it Next season is a familiar captivate fallen-away fans. took us," Zduriencik said. "With first started last summer when players developed on the farm: refrain for Mariners fans who second baseman Jose Lopez, 24, By the way, Jim Lefebvre a lot of the setbacks we had ear- he was sent down to Triple-A guided the Mariners through Tacoma led to a strong Septem- have slogged through various and shortstop Yuniesky Betan- ly, it is what it is. It's part of the a similar three-season run game and we've had our share." ber once he was back with the rebuilding efforts since the last court, 26. Neither was a draft between 1989 (when they went Ibanez has been a pleasant Mariners. Smoak hit just .211 postseason appearance in 2001. choice. 73-89) and 1991 (when they surprise. Signed to be a club- with one homer and five RBIs Seattle appears close to reach- Sunday’s starting lineup fea- house leader and occasional bat, over the first 26 games in April, ing a competitive plateau, but tured six home-grown players went 83-79, finishing over .500 Ibanez has 24 homers and 56 but has rediscovered his bat. In August and September this year no older than 26, and that’s not for the first time in franchise RBIs at the break. Twenty-two his last 42 games, Smoak is hit- will be telling as to where they including another 26-year-old, history). of his homers have come since ting .310 with 11 doubles, seven are in the process. first baseman Justin Smoak, Lefebvre was fired, a gutsy May 10, including 10 in June. homers, 17 RBIs and .945 OPS. "If you look at since those who for all practical purposes decision that put in motion the Williams holds the record for After more than two years of guys have been coming up it's a was a minor league prospect events that brought Lou Piniella most homers in a season at age waiting, those are numbers the whole different feel. It's a whole when Zduriencik acquired him to Seattle in 1993. How did that 41 with 29. Mariners will take from their different level of athleticism in from the Texas Rangers. work out? Ibanez is part of Seattle's first baseman. there and they bring a different The Mariners’ five top draft In any case, the fates of Zdu- power surge at the plate. They "I think what we're seeing attitude," Seager said. "If you selections before Zduriencik riencik and Wedge belong to the entered the break with homers from him now is probably more look at all of us we're all around were Matt Tuiasosopo, Jeff Mariners’ players, who seem to in 22 straight games and are tied real than it's ever been. ... What I the same age so it's a young team Clement, Brandon Morrow, respect the baseball acumen of for second in baseball with 115 think you're seeing our guys do but they bring a lot of promise, Phillippe Aumont and Josh their GM and speak fondly of homers after hitting just 149 all now is they're playing tension that's for sure." Fields. Of the five, only Morrow their manager. — drafted before Washington If a clubhouse election were Huskies ace Tim Lincecum — arranged on whether to replace A-Rod Says He’s Back Monday; Cashman Says He Hopes So has been able to sustain a full- Zduriencik and/or Wedge, with time career in the majors. ballots anonymously submitted, NEW YORK (MCT) — Alex A-Rod's confidence has been How long he is back in the Under Zduriencik and Rodriguez adamantly stated boosted by his recent play dur- Yanks' lineup depends on the I suspect the result would pro- nonpareil talent scout Tom duce a landslide verdict to keep that he'd be back in the Yankees' ing a lengthy minor-league re- health of his surgically repaired McNamara, the Mariners have them. lineup at Texas. hab stint, as he has gone 2-for-7 hip and MLB's investigation into drafted third baseman Kyle But the direction of a base- "I will be back on Monday with a home run and three RBI the Biogenesis scandal. Seager, shortstop Brad Miller, ball team shouldn’t be deter- and I'm very excited," A-Rod for Class AA Trenton. He'll Rodriguez, who turns 38 on second baseman Nick Franklin, told WFAN-AM radio Wednes- transfer to Class AAA Scranton/ outfielder Dustin Ackley and mined by popularity contests. July 27, is the most prominent The direction of a baseball day afternoon, repeating in Wilkes-Barre beginning Thurs- player linked to Biogenesis and catcher Mike Zunino. Waiting stronger terms what he's consis- day night. team should be decided by, well, the taint of performance-en- in the wings: Rainiers pitcher tently said all along. "I'm excited because the last Taijuan Walker and Single-A baseball contests. If the Mari- "Hope so," Yankees manager 10 days I've seen things get a lit- hancing drugs. MLB anticipates ners’ players are as committed doling out suspensions in the homer-thumper DJ Peterson. Brian Cashman said in a text tle better," Rodriguez said. "I'm ’Nuff said. to Zduriencik and Wedge as message regarding A-Rod being turning the corner and I'm fi- coming weeks, and A-Rod could I sense they are, they’ll know face a ban of 100 games or lon- in manager Joe Girardi's line- nally seeing the light at the end The Case For Dumping there’s something at stake over up — either at third base or as of the tunnel." ger. these next 67 games. a designated hitter — when the Overall, A-Rod is 5-for-28 However, an appeals process Zduriencik It would behoove them to Yankees visit the Rangers in the (.188) with one homer and six could drag into September or The free agents he has picked compete, and to compete like second series of the second half. RBI in 10 minor-league games. into next season. up have been hit (Raul Ibañez) hell. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 SPORTS

Mariners Team Stats Through July 17 Sports Briefs Batting SWWFOA Golf Tourney Coming Aug. 10 NAME GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB BA OBP SLG OPS By The Chronicle Kyle Seager 93 365 54 107 24 1 15 44 178 36 65 3 .293 .359 .488 .846 Kendrys Morales 90 350 42 98 22 0 14 54 162 25 66 0 .280 .337 .463 .800 The Southwest Washington Football Officials’ As- Raul Ibanez 73 277 38 74 10 2 24 56 160 19 70 0 .267 .314 .578 .892 Justin Smoak 68 232 27 63 13 0 8 22 100 35 58 0 .272 .372 .431 .803 sociation will hold its third-annual charity golf tour- Michael Saunders 71 231 34 52 10 2 6 24 84 28 71 10 .225 .303 .364 .667 nament on Saturday, Aug. 10, at Riverside Golf Course. Brendan Ryan 73 231 19 45 8 0 3 17 62 18 55 4 .195 .255 .268 .523 Endy Chavez 64 222 19 62 9 0 2 13 77 8 29 1 .279 .303 .347 .650 The registration fee for a team of four is $200. Michael Morse 56 207 24 52 9 0 11 23 94 16 57 0 .251 .313 .454 .767 Proceeds from the event will benefit the Centralia Dustin Ackley 60 200 21 41 7 0 1 11 51 16 38 1 .205 .267 .255 .522 Jason Bay 64 196 29 42 6 0 11 20 81 26 61 3 .214 .311 .413 .724 Providence Hospital Cancer Program to help those in Nick Franklin 42 153 16 41 10 0 6 19 69 16 36 5 .268 .337 .451 .788 the community battling cancer. Kelly Shoppach 35 107 11 21 7 0 3 9 37 12 45 0 .196 .293 .346 .638 Jesus Montero 29 101 6 21 1 1 3 9 33 8 21 0 .208 .264 .327 .590 For more information, contact Jay LaFrance at Mike Zunino 24 87 7 20 3 0 1 7 26 4 22 0 .230 .277 .299 .575 Robert Andino 29 76 5 14 4 0 0 4 18 7 27 0 .184 .253 .237 .490 (360) 269-0023. Brad Miller 16 61 8 15 5 2 0 7 24 7 16 2 .246 .324 .393 .717 Franklin Gutierrez 18 60 8 16 4 0 5 11 35 2 15 1 .267 .290 .583 .874 Pitching Sports on the Air NAME GP GS QS W L SV HLD IP H ER HR BB SO K/9 P/GS WAR WHIP ERA THURSDAY, July 18 Felix Hernandez 20 20 15 10 4 0 0 138.2 126 39 11 26 140 9.09 104.1 4.7 1.10 2.53 Hisashi Iwakuma 20 20 13 8 4 0 0 131.1 104 44 21 19 113 7.74 91.9 3.6 0.94 3.02 CYCLING Joe Saunders 19 19 12 8 8 0 0 114.2 127 54 13 33 61 4.79 96.1 1.7 1.40 4.24 3 a.m. Aaron Harang 15 15 7 4 8 0 0 83.2 93 50 14 15 64 6.88 92.1 -0.2 1.29 5.38 Brandon Maurer 10 10 4 2 7 0 0 49.1 66 38 10 17 32 5.84 82.4 -0.7 1.68 6.93 NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 18, Gap to Tom Wilhelmsen 40 0 0 0 3 19 0 41.0 26 18 2 21 31 6.80 0.0 0.3 1.15 3.95 Alpe-d’Huez Blake Beavan 12 2 0 0 2 0 0 39.2 46 27 8 8 27 6.13 93.0 -0.5 1.36 6.13 GOLF Charlie Furbush 42 0 0 2 4 0 8 38.1 27 15 4 17 54 12.68 0.0 0.2 1.15 3.52 Jeremy Bonderman 7 7 3 1 3 0 0 38.1 40 21 4 17 16 3.76 89.0 0.1 1.49 4.93 4 a.m. Oliver Perez 38 0 0 2 2 2 4 36.0 27 7 3 15 50 12.50 0.0 1.4 1.17 1.75 ESPN — The Open Championship, first round, Carter Capps 33 0 0 2 2 0 6 35.1 47 25 9 12 42 10.70 0.0 -0.7 1.67 6.37 Yoervis Medina 34 0 0 3 2 1 5 34.1 24 9 0 18 36 9.44 0.0 1.2 1.22 2.36 at Muirfield, Scotland Danny Farquhar 16 0 0 0 0 0 1 23.1 26 18 2 10 35 13.50 0.0 -0.7 1.54 6.94 11 a.m. Hector Noesi 7 1 0 0 1 0 0 19.0 27 10 1 7 16 7.58 79.0 0.1 1.79 4.74 TGC — LPGA, Marathon Classic, first round, Lucas Luetge 14 0 0 0 1 0 0 13.1 21 9 2 4 11 7.43 0.0 -0.3 1.88 6.08 Stephen Pryor 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 7.1 3 0 0 1 7 8.59 0.0 0.6 0.55 0.00 at Sylvania, Ohio Kameron Loe† 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 6.2 11 8 6 1 3 4.05 0.0 -0.5 1.80 10.80 1 p.m. Erasmo Ramirez 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.2 6 7 1 4 4 7.71 101.0 -0.3 2.14 13.50 TGC — PGA Tour, Sanderson Farms Champi- Bobby LaFromboise 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.1 2 2 0 3 5 19.29 0.0 -0.1 2.14 7.71 onship, first round, at Madison, Miss. 1 a.m. ESPN — The Open Championship, second Scoreboard round, at Muirfield, Scotland WNBA BASKETBALL Los Angeles 10 4 .714 1 Oakland at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. 26. Pittsburgh .243 7 p.m. PREPS Phoenix 8 7 .533 3 ½ Arizona at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 27. Washington .241 Senior Legion Seattle 6 9 .400 5 ½ 28. NY Mets .235 ESPN2 — Phoenix at Los Angeles Tuesday’s Results San Antonio 4 11 .267 7 ½ All-Star Break League Leaders 29. Houston .235 Tulsa 4 13 .235 8 ½ At Centralia American League 30. Miami .233 FRIDAY, July 19 LIZARDS 11, GK 3 Batting Average Tuesday’s Results BOXING Graham-Kapowsin 000 210 000 — 3 5 7 1. Miguel Cabrera, DET .365 Team Pitching Sobe-Toyota 320 030 30x — 11 14 4 Washington 86, San Antonio 64 2. Mike Trout, LAA .322 1. Pittsburgh 3.07 7 p.m. Batteries: Graham-Kapowsin — 3. Joe Mauer, MIN .320 2. Atlanta 3.29 SHO — Super middleweights, Badou Jack (14- Whitemarsh and Rosario; Sobe-Toyota Wednesday’s Results 4. David Ortiz, BOS .317 3. St. Louis 3.39 — Brandon Conradi and Zack Cham- Tulsa 86, Seattle 59 0-0) vs. Farah Ennis (21-1-0); lightweights, Mickey berlain 5. Dustin Pedroia, BOS .316 4. Cincinnati 3.43 Bey (18-0-1) vs. John Molina (25-3-0), at Las Vegas Thursday’s Games 5. Washington 3.58 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Results Home Runs 6. LA Dodgers 3.62 Chicago at New York, 8 a.m. At Centralia 1. Chris Davis, BAL 37 ESPN2 — Junior welterweights, Olusegun Phoenix at Los Angeles, 7 p.m. 7. Oakland 3.62 LIZARDS 4, SHOWTIME 1 2. Miguel Cabrera, DET 30 8. Texas 3.73 Ajose (31-1-0) vs. Hank Lundy (22-3-1), at Salem, Vancouver 100 000 000 — 1 4 1 3. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 25 9. NY Yankees 3.74 Sobe-Toyota 002 011 00x — 4 14 2 Friday’s Games N.H. 4. Raul Ibanez, SEA 24 10. Arizona 3.81 Batteries: Vancouver — Fortin, Washington at Indiana, 4 p.m. CYCLING 4. Adam Dunn, CHW 24 Lahti (8) and Craig; Sobe-Toyota — Minnesota at San Antonio, 5 p.m. 11. Tampa Bay 3.82 3 a.m. Cole Doughty, Dominic Angwood (5), Connecticut at Tulsa, 5 p.m. 12. Kansas City 3.82 Ty Housden (6), Andrew Elam (8) and Runs Batted In 13. NY Mets 3.85 NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 19, Bourg- Keylen Steen 1. Miguel Cabrera, DET 95 14. Detroit 3.86 d’Oisans to Le Grand-Bornand 2. Chris Davis, BAL 93 15. Miami 3.87 GOLF 14-Year-Old Babe Ruth 3. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 72 16. Boston 3.91 4 a.m. Southern Washington MLB 4. Prince Fielder, DET 69 17. Chicago Cubs 3.94 State Tournament Major League Baseball Standings 4. Nelson Cruz, TEX 69 18. Chicago Sox 4.01 ESPN — The Open Championship, second At Hoquiam American League 19. Philadelphia 4.03 round, at Muirfield, Scotland Tuesday’s Results TWIN CITIES 16, KELSO 4 (5 inn.) EAST W L PCT GB Wins 20. San Francisco 4.11 11 a.m. Twin Cities 091 15 — 16 12 1 Boston 58 39 .598 — 1. Max Scherzer, DET 13 21. Milwaukee 4.13 TGC — LPGA, Marathon Classic, second Kelso 101 20 — 4 4 4 Tampa Bay 55 41 .573 2½ 1. Matt Moore, TB 13 22. Colorado 4.19 round, at Sylvania, Ohio Batteries: Twin Cities — Chris- Baltimore 53 43 .552 4½ 3. Bartolo Colon, OAK 12 23. Seattle 4.20 tian Peters, Austin Emery (4) and Tysen New York 51 44 .537 6 4. Chris Tillman, BAL 11 24. Toronto 4.22 1 p.m. Paul, Noah Thomas (5); Kelso — Bird, Toronto 45 49 .479 11½ 5. Felix Hernandez, SEA 10 25. San Diego 4.22 TGC — PGA Tour, Sanderson Farms Champi- Orth (2) and Williams CENTRAL 26. Cleveland 4.31 onship, second round, at Madison, Miss. Detroit 52 42 .553 — Earned Run Average 27. LA Angels 4.31 Wednesday’s Results MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland 51 44 .537 1½ 1. Felix Hernandez, SEA 2.53 28. Baltimore 4.39 TWIN CITIES 6, RICHLAND 0 2. Hiroki Kuroda, NYY 2.65 4 p.m. Richland 000 000 0 — 0 4 2 Kansas City 43 49 .467 8 29. Minnesota 4.43 Twin Cities 002 301 x — 6 6 1 Minnesota 39 53 .424 12 3. Bartolo Colon, OAK 2.70 30. Houston 4.83 MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at Batteries: Richland — Hartwig Chicago 37 55 .402 14 4. John Lackey, BOS 2.78 Boston or Tampa Bay at Toronto and Poleski; Twin Cities — Garrett Yar- WEST 5. Chris Sale, CHW 2.85 5:10 p.m. ter, Austin Emery (6) and Tysen Paul, Oakland 56 39 .589 — ROOT —Seattle at Houston Noah Thomas (7) Texas 54 41 .568 2 Saves GOLF Los Angeles 44 49 .473 11 1. Jim Johnson, BAL 33 5:30 p.m. PGA Tour Seattle 43 52 .453 13 2. Joe Nathan, TEX 30 Money Leaders WGN — Chicago Cubs at Colorado 2. Mariano Rivera, NYY 30 Houston 33 61 .351 22½ As of July 17 SOCCER LOCAL National League 4. Grant Balfour, OAK 25 Golfer Money 5:25 p.m. EAST W L PCT GB 5. Addison Reed, CHW 24 ‘The Hawk’ Memorial Tournament 1. Tiger Woods $5,909,742 ESPN2 — Liga MX, Morelia at Queretaro At Newaukum Valley Golf Course Atlanta 54 41 .568 — 2. Matt Kuchar $4,393,265 Two-Man Teams Washington 48 47 .505 6 National League 3. Brandt Snedeker $3,679,155 Saturday, July 13 Philadelphia 48 48 .500 6½ Batting Average 4. Phil Mickelson $3,417,984 SATURDAY, July 20 FINAL RESULTS New York 41 50 .451 11 1. Yadier Molina, STL .341 5. Billy Horschel $3,048,787 AUTO RACING Gross Miami 35 58 .376 18 2. Allen Craig, STL .333 6. Justin Rose $3,032,310 7. Bill Haas $2,902,295 1. Jason Boettner & Alan Browning - CENTRAL 3. Michael Cuddyer, COL .330 1:30 p.m. 8. Jason Day $2,628,887 133 - $250 St. Louis 57 36 .613 — 4. Jean Segura, MIL .325 ESPN — Global Rallycross Championship, at 2. Aaron Randall & Matt Osborne - 9. Kevin Streelman $2,588,629 Pittsburgh 56 37 .602 1 4. Buster Posey, SF .325 134 - $200 10. Adam Scott $2,371,070 Bristol, Tenn. 3. Matt Gagnon & Austin Abbott - Cincinnati 53 42 .558 5 11. Boo Weekley $2,340,858 6 p.m. 137 - $150 Chicago 42 51 .452 15 Home Runs 12. Steve Stricker $2,306,746 SPEED — TORC, at Joliet, Ill. 4. Andrew & Gary Hunziker - 143 - Milwaukee 38 56 .404 19½ 1. Carlos Gonzalez, COL 25 13. Keegan Bradley $2,255,902 $125 WEST 2. Pedro Alvarez, PIT 24 14. D.A. Points $2,165,537 7 p.m. 5. Mark Foote & Clark Wilson - 145 - Arizona 50 45 .526 — 3. Domonic Brown, PHI 23 15. Hunter Mahan $2,164,115 ESPN2 — NHRA, qualifying for Mile-High 16. Webb Simpson $2,058,182 $87.50 Los Angeles 47 47 .500 2½ 4. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 21 17. Jordan Spieth $2,034,178 Nationals, at Morrison, Colo. (same-day tape) 5. Aaron Sells & Brandon Weedeon - Colorado 46 50 .479 4½ 5. Carlos Beltran, STL 19 145 - $87.50 18. Jimmy Walker $1,923,250 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE San Francisco 43 51 .457 6½ 19. Harris English $1,914,346 4 p.m. San Diego 42 54 .438 8½ Runs Batted In 20. Graeme McDowell $1,910,653 Net ESPN2 — Montreal at Calgary 1. Quan Hoang & Ryan Garrison - 1. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 77 21. Dustin Johnson $1,889,742 120.9 - $250 Saturday’s Results 2. Brandon Phillips, CIN 74 22. Russell Henley $1,866,742 CYCLING 2. Larry North & Gary Zielke - 122.6 Minnesota 4, at NY Yankees 1 2. Allen Craig, STL 74 23. Charles Howell III $1,761,875 4:30 a.m. - $200 Chi. White Sox 5, at Philadelphia 4 4. Domonic Brown, PHI 67 24. Martin Laird $1,662,232 25. David Lingmerth $1,634,709 NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 20, Annecy 3. Josh Scott & Cameron Lotton - 123 Toronto 7, at Baltimore 3 5. Jay Bruce, CIN 66 - $150 26. Ken Duke $1,627,677 to Annecy-Semonz at Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 2 27. Sang-Moon Bae $1,604,761 4. Jack Erwin & Tim Trimble - 124 - at Tampa Bay 4, Houston 3 Wins GOLF $125 28. Graham Delaet $1,560,505 at Cleveland 5, Kansas City 3 1. Adam Wainwright, STL 12 5. Tom Balbo & Doug Orcutt - $100 29. Scott Stallings $1,551,047 4 a.m. 1. Jordan Zimmermann, WSH 12 6. Rob Triana & Jay LaFrance - $75 Texas 7, at Detroit 1 30. Angel Cabrera $1,544,023 ESPN — The Open Championship, third 31. Charl Schwartzel $1,543,852 at Chicago Cubs 6, St. Louis 4 3. Patrick Corbin, ARI 11 round, part I, at Muirfield, Scotland KPs at LA Dodgers 1, Colorado 0 3. Lance Lynn, STL 11 32. John Merrick $1,532,105 3 South: Arcuri / Randall (tie) 10’11” - at Pittsburgh 4, NY Mets 2 5. Cliff Lee, PHI 10 33. Michael Thompson $1,516,253 6 a.m. $50 at Miami 2, Washington 1 34. Jonas Blixt $1,484,862 35. Ryan Palmer $1,455,730 ESPN — The Open Championship, third 8 South: Riley Boone - 26” - $50 at Philadelphia 2, Chi. White Sox 1 Earned Run Average 1 East: Brian Sciera - 3’4” - $50 36. Lee Westwood $1,424,653 round, part II, at Muirfield, Scotland at Oakland 3, Boston 0 1. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 1.98 37. Chris Stroud $1,402,808 3 East: Jason Boettner - 29” - $50 at Seattle 6, LA Angels 0 2. Jeff Locke, PIT 2.15 11 a.m. 6 East: Tim Morrissey - 6’ - $50 38. Rickie Fowler $1,401,608 San Francisco 9, at San Diego 0 3. Patrick Corbin, ARI 2.35 TGC — LPGA, Marathon Classic, third round, 2 West: Austin Abbott - 8’7” - $50 39. Rory McIlroy $1,390,586 4 West: Joe Rosbach - 8’10” - $50 at Arizona 5, Milwaukee 4 3. Matt Harvey, NYM 2.35 40. Sergio Garcia $1,385,603 at Sylvania, Ohio 7 West: Gary Wallin - 4’ - $50 5. Adam Wainwright, STL 2.45 1 p.m. 9 West: Max Eklund - 11’18” - 12 Pro Sunday’s Results TGC — PGA Tour, Sanderson Farms Champi- Vs each at Cleveland 6, Kansas City 4 Saves Minnesota 10, at NY Yankees 4 1. Jason Grilli, PIT 29 RACING onship, third round, at Madison, Miss. Longest Putt at Detroit 5, Texas 0 2. Edward Mujica, STL 26 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup 9 South: Ray Jacques - 7’4” - Olympic Washington 5, at Miami 2 2. Craig Kimbrel, ATL 26 12:30 p.m. Club gift card Standings as of July 17 at Baltimore 7, Toronto 4 4. Rafael Soriano, WSH 25 9 East: Rob Triana - 33’4” - Olympic Driver Points FOX — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at 5. Sergio Romo, SF 21 Club gift card Cincinnati 8, at Atlanta 4 1. Jimmie Johnson 696 Boston, Atlanta at Chicago White Sox, or Pitts- 9 West: Brian Sciera - 16’11” - Olym- at Philadelphia 4, Chi. White Sox 3 2. Clint Bowyer 640 pic Club gift card NY Mets 4, at Pittsburgh 2 Team Batting 3. Carl Edwards 623 burgh at Cincinnati at Tampa Bay 5, Houston 0 1. Detroit .281 4. Kevin Harvick 622 4:10 p.m. Riverside Women’s Golf Club at Oakland 3, Boston 2 2. Boston .277 5. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 578 ROOT — Seattle at Houston July 16 Results at Seattle 4, LA Angels 3 3. St. Louis .276 6. Matt Kenseth 576 7. Kyle Busch 576 5 p.m. 18-Hole Sub-Par Colorado 3, at LA Dodgers 1 4. LA Angels .267 8. Greg Biffle 545 First Division at San Diego 10, San Francisco 1 5. Baltimore .266 MLB — Regional coverage, Baltimore at Texas 1. Christie Greiter 9. Brad Keselowski 529 Milwaukee 5, at Arizona 1 6. Colorado .265 or Arizona at San Francisco (9 p.m. start) 2. Susan Remund 10. Kasey Kahne 523 Second Division St. Louis 10, at Chicago Cubs 6 7. San Francisco .264 11. Martin Truex Jr. 521 WGN — Chicago Cubs at Colorado 1. Janet Schultz 8. LA Dodgers .261 12. Jeff Gordon 521 MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE 2. Pat Zimmerman Tuesday’s Games 9. Tampa Bay .261 13. Tony Stewart 518 American League 3, National League 0 10. Texas .260 14. Kurt Busch 516 1 p.m. 11. Cleveland .258 15. Jamie McMurray 507 ESPN2 — New York at Charlotte Friday’s Games 12. Philadelphia .257 16. Aric Almirola 502 MOTORSPORTS 17. Jeff Burton 498 WNBA LA Dodgers at Washington, 4 p.m. 13. Milwaukee .257 18. Joey Logano 487 2 p.m. WNBA Standings Tampa Bay at Toronto, 4 p.m. 14. Kansas City .256 19. Ryan Newman 487 SPEED — MotoGP World Championship, EASTERN CONFERENCE NY Yankees at Boston, 4:10 p.m. 15. Arizona .256 20. Paul Menard 487 W L PCT GB Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. 16. Toronto .252 21. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 476 qualifying for U.S. Grand Prix, at Salinas, Calif. Atlanta 10 3 .769 - Philadelphia at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. 17. Cincinnati .250 22. Marcos Ambrose 440 3 p.m. Chicago 10 4 .714 ½ Baltimore at Texas, 5 p.m. 18. Atlanta .250 23. Juan Pablo Montoya 424 NBCSN — AMA Motocross, Washougal Na- Washington 8 7 .533 3 Atlanta at Chi. White Sox, 5:10 p.m. 19. Chicago Sox .249 24. Casey Mears 403 tional, at Washougal, Wash. New York 6 8 .429 4 ½ Detroit at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. 20. Minnesota .245 25. Denny Hamlin 361 Indiana 5 8 .385 5 26. David Gilliland 354 Miami at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. 21. Oakland .245 SOFTBALL Connecticut 4 9 .308 6 27. Danica Patrick 350 11 a.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. 22. Seattle .244 28. David Ragan 342 WESTERN CONFERENCE Seattle at Houston, 5:10 p.m. 23. San Diego .243 29. Mark Martin 314 ESPN2 — Women’s, National Pro Fastpitch, W L PCT GB San Diego at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. 24. NY Yankees .243 30. Bobby Labonte 295 USSSA Pride at NY-NJ Comets Minnesota 11 3 .786 - Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. 25. Chicago Cubs .243 31. Dave Blaney 283 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 • Sports 5

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RUNNING ON FUMES Tony Stewart’s SPRINT CUP SERIES 1 day went from great to grotesque in Race: Crown Royal presents the Samuel the matter of one lap in New Hamp- Deeds 400 at the Brickyard shire. After giving up the lead to Brian Vickers with 16 laps remaining, Stew- Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway art began conserving fuel and ap- Career-Altering Day Location: Speedway, Ind. peared to have a runner-up finish Date: Sunday, July 28 locked up. Until, that is, a green-white- Brian Vickers TV: ESPN (1:00 p.m. EST) checker finish sent the race into over- Specs: 2.5-mile oval time. Stewart’s fuel tank went dry with scores first Banking/Turns: 9 degrees one lap remaining and he fell from sec- 2012 Winner: Jimmie Johnson ond to 26th in the final running order. NASCAR victory Crew Chief’s Take: “Indy is usually a OOPS, PART II For the second week in good race for the drivers and teams, al- 2 a row Danica Patrick’s run ended in a shower of sparks and a cloud of smoke. since 2009, hopes though sometimes it isn’t so much for the Following a lap 235 restart, Patrick fans. The teams can work on their cars overshot Turn 1 and spun boyfriend to parlay win into and make them better throughout the day. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. as well as Travis The fan base is great in Indy and there is Kvapil. All were doomed to sub-34th- full-time Cup ride a lot of prestige with winning there. Thing place finishes because of the accident. is, it has the potential to be a really good Patrick, to her credit, took responsibility, By MATT TALIAFERRO race if the rules package were tweaked a saying, “I’m really sorry. At the end of Athlon Sports Racing Editor little bit. There have been some decent the day it was me that started it, so I’m really sorry.” finishes, but there have been some real To say Brian Vickers’ NASCAR snoozers, too. Honestly, if I had a choice IS THAT A THREAT? Kyle Busch career has been a roller coaster I’d rather run at IRP (Lucas Oil Raceway, 3 scored his seventh 2013 win in 14 Na- tionwide Series starts in Saturday’s ride would be an understatement. formerly Indianapolis Raceway Park) than CNBC Prime’s “The Profit” 200 in A return to Sprint Cup Victory the Motor Speedway.” Loudon. However, the fireworks came Lane was the latest in a long line NATIONWIDE SERIES off the track. After Regan Smith and El- of events that has shaped his life liott Sadler made contact in the third and career. Race: STP 300 green-white-checker restart — drop- Track: Chicagoland Speedway ping Sadler from third to 18th in the The Thomasville, N.C.-native scored what was then the Busch Location: Joliet, Ill. final rundown, the latter confronted the Date: Sunday, July 21 Series championship in 2003 in points leader in the garage, saying, TV: ESPN (3:00 p.m. EST) “You will not win this championship, his first full slate of events in 2012 Winner: Elliott Sadler mark my word.” Smith played it cool, NASCAR’s second series for a de later telling the media that, “I’d be facto Hendrick Motorsports team. CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES mad, too. I’ve raced Elliott clean for years and never had issues with him. It The future was bright for the then- Race: The CarCash Mudsummer Classic wasn’t like it was intentional but it 20-year-old, and a jump to the presented by CNBC Prime’s “The Profit” happened. I understand his anger.” Cup Series followed. Track: Eldora Speedway TRUCKIN’ Timothy Peters earned his However, a single win in Hen- Location: Rossburg, Ohio 4 first NASCAR Camping World Truck Se- drick’s No. 25 Chevy over the fol- Date: Wednesday, July 24 ries win of 2013 in Friday’s American lowing three seasons at the Cup Brian Vickers celebrates his win in Sunday’s Camping World RV Sales 301 at New Hampshire TV: SPEED (8:00 p.m. EST) Ethanol 200 at Iowa Speedway. Peters, level coincided with teammate Motor Speedway. (Photo by ASP, Inc.) 2012 Winner: Inaugural Event last season’s Truck Series champi- Jimmie Johnson’s rise to power, onship runner-up, passed Ty Dillon with and Vickers found himself out at his prospects weren’t good. It was a popular win in the eyes Classic Moments 27 laps remaining and held off rookie Until, that is, until Michael Wal- of his peers, and an emotional one Erik Jones to score his sixth career vic- HMS and with the upstart Red trip Racing came calling. that saw more than a few teary Indianapolis Motor Speedway tory in the series. Bull Racing operation by 2007. Dale Jarrett was already enjoying an Just coming into its own in the eyes within the organization that There, he struggled to lift an un- impressive season with Robert Yates Sprint Cup Standings conventional operation fresh to Cup Series at the time, MWR of- gave Vickers a third chance at Cup Racing when the NASCAR Sprint Cup DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND the NASCAR scene from upstart fered Vickers an eight-race deal in Series glory — and potentially a Series arrived at Indianapolis Motor 1. Jimmie Johnson (4) 696 — to contender. His team failed to its No. 55 Toyota, sharing seat full-time opportunity in 2014. Speedway in August 1999 for the sixth 2. Clint Bowyer 640 -56 qualify for 13 races that first sea- time with veteran Mark Martin “I don’t want to forget those running of the Brickyard 400. 3. Carl Edwards (1) 623 -73 son, yet he scored five top 10s in and team co-owner Michael Wal- memories and the things that I What happened at the famed 2.5- 4. Kevin Harvick (2) 622 -74 the 23 races where they made the trip. He would also hone his road learned through those experi- mile Indy layout took “impressive” to a 5. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 578 -118 6. Kyle Busch (2) 576 -120 show. Another season of futility racing skills — and whet his rac- ences, even though they were dif- whole new level, however. Jarrett 7. Matt Kenseth (4) 576 -120 followed — though he did man- ing appetite — by participating in ficult and challenging,” Vickers started fourth but swiftly assumed 8. Greg Biffle (1) 545 -151 age to qualify for every event — a number of European sports car said of the down times. “At a cer- control in his blue and white No. 88 9. Brad Keselowski 529 -167 and by 2009, when he finally took events for AF Corse-Waltrip — a tain point it is good to shut the Ford, leading a whopping 117 of 160 10. Kasey Kahne (1) 523 -173 Red Bull to Victory Lane in team that included MWR co- door and move on. I think to fi- laps on the way to his fourth victory of ^ CHASE FOR THE SPRINT CUP ^ Out of 10th Michigan and made the Chase for owner Rob Kauffman. nally have — I don’t know if the the season and second triumph in the 11. Martin Truex Jr. (1) 521 -2 Vickers’ results in the No. 55 ‘monkey on your back’ is really sport’s second-biggest race (Jarrett 12. Jeff Gordon 521 -2 the Championship, the future again looked promising. were immediate and head-turning, the right expression — but to fi- also won the Brickyard in 1996). 13. Tony Stewart (1) 518 -5 The victory also provided a little re- 14. Kurt Busch 516 -7 But 2010 dealt him a cruel blow. as he notched five top 10s in a nally get that victory ... it’s one demption for Jarrett, who had the car 15. Jamie McMurray 507 -16 Diagnosed in May with blood limited schedule and in the thing to get back in a race car; it’s 16. Aric Almirola 502 -21 process, went from “damaged another thing to have a good day, to beat at Indy in 1998 but finished clots that would require heart sur- 16th after losing four laps on a mid- 17. Jeff Burton 498 -25 goods” to “full of potential.” but it’s a whole another thing to 18. Ryan Newman 487 -36 gery, he made it through only 11 race fuel gaffe. 19. Joey Logano 487 -36 races before stepping away from That brings us to 2013. Having win a race.” Jarrett went on to win the champi- 20. Paul Menard 487 -36 the ride. His career, and quite lit- scored a full-time Nationwide So with a long-awaited win at onship in ’99, which was the first for erally, his life, hung in the bal- Series ride with Joe Gibbs Rac- the highest level again a reality, veteran team owner Robert Yates, who Nationwide Standings ance. That’s heady stuff for a ing — where he currently ranks where does the career of Brian entered the sport in 1988 with driver DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND 26-year-old. sixth in the point standings — the Vickers go from here? Davey Allison. 1. Regan Smith (2) 594 — But Vickers persevered, recov- 29-year-old is again behind the “Typically when you make a list 2. Sam Hornish Jr. (1) 589 -5 ering from the condition and wheel of the No. 55; this season, of goals, there’s not just one,” Athlon Fantasy Stall 3. Austin Dillon 582 -12 being cleared to race in 2011. for nine races. Vickers explained. “One goal was 4. Justin Allgaier 574 -20 His reward? Another crushing And on Sunday at New Hamp- to get out of the hospital. Goal two Looking at Checkers: Jimmie John- 5. Elliott Sadler 570 -24 son’s Indianapolis reign is close to im- 6. Brian Vickers 548 -46 blow: Red Bull was pulling up shire Motor Speedway, his deter- was to get back in a race car, and stakes in NASCAR at the con- mination paid off. Leading the then three was to win a race. penetrable. He scored three wins in the 7. Kyle Larson 546 -48 CoT era, including the 99-laps-led per- 8. Brian Scott 534 -60 clusion of the season and head- final 16 laps at the 1.058-mile “But ultimately, the goal, the de- formance last year. 9. Trevor Bayne 526 -68 ing back across the pond to oval, Vickers earned his first cision to come back to racing, was 10. Parker Kligerman 525 -69 Europe; the gap between Austria NASCAR triumph in nearly four to win a championship. So when Pretty Solid Pick: Greg Biffle has been and Moorseville too great. Vick- years in the Camping World RV that job’s done, then I think it will like clockwork at the Brickyard, amass- Truck Standings ing finishes of eighth, fourth, third, sev- ers was left without a ride and Sales 301. be more complete.” DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND enth and third, respectively, in the last 1. Matt Crafton (1) 357 — five races. 2. Jeb Burton (1) 319 -38 n Kyle Busch and Ryan Newman found the sanctioning body plans to officiate the Good Sleeper Pick: With a good car — 3. James Buescher 317 -40 and keep in mind, he has Hendrick 4. Ty Dillon (1) 309 -48 themselves in a war of words following a sport in the future. physical day in Loudon, N.H. horsepower in his Earnhardt Ganassi 5. Johnny Sauter (2) 305 -52 Four areas are being targeted: governance, entry this year — Jamie McMurray has 6. Ryan Blaney 290 -67 Newman and Kyle’s older brother, Kurt, were involved in a lap rules, penalty/deterrence and officiating/inspection. been able to work wonders at Indi- 7. Miguel Paludo 285 -72 226 incident that eliminated the latter’s chance at a victory. 8. Timothy Peters (1) 281 -76 The goal of the initiative, as outlined by NASCAR Senior Vice anapolis. He has three finishes of sixth 9. Brendan Gaughan 280 -77 “I really hate it that Kurt got tore up and I felt like he had the President Steve O’Donnell at NASCAR’s Research and Devel- or better in the last five races, including 10. Darrell Wallace Jr. 272 -85 best car here today,” Kyle said. “He was definitely good. He opment Center, is to bring clarity to rules, parts and penalties a win in 2010. could definitely roll the long runs for sure and I was proud of enforcement by utilizing technology. Runs on Seven Cylinders: In six races Throttle Up/Throttle Down those guys, but man (that’s) just stupidity. I mean Ryan New- “I think the vision for us is we want to position NASCAR ulti- driving for Indy-obsessed Penske Rac- man is the biggest stupid idiot out here. And he’s a big ogre ing, Kurt Busch could only muster a MICHAEL WALTRIP RACING MWR has two mately for the future,” O’Donnell said. “The goal for us would wins in the last four NASCAR Sprint and he can do whatever he wants because he can probably be that as cars come off the manufacturing line in the near best finish of 10th in 2010. He has fin- ished 21st or lower in four of the last Cup races (Martin Truex Jr. in kick anybody’s butt, so no sense in getting into a fight with future, they certainly look like NASCAR from an esthetic stand- five Brickyard races. Sonoma; Brian Vickers in Loudon) him. But glad he is out of a job.” point when you look at those on track, but just as importantly while Clint Bowyer sits second in Newman shot back on Monday in an interview with Sirius XM the technology that’s in those cars mirrors what’s on track, as Insider Tip: The teams roll out their the point standings. NASCAR Radio, saying of Kyle, “We know he’s not very bright. well, and we really become that proving ground from a tech- best stuff for the annual trip to historic JOEY LOGANO After a streak of I’m sure if I rearrange his face I might fix it. nology standpoint.” Indianapolis Motor Speedway. No one six straight top-11 finishes, Logano wants it more than Tony Stewart, who has slumped to consecutive 40th- “He’s frustrated finishing third or wherever he was (second) O’Donnell pinpointed 11 specific initiatives that range from an en- has two victories and a series-best place showings due to crashes at Day- after hitting me first and then giving me a little rub down the hanced appeals process to a simplified rulebook that would be 8.2-place average finish at the Brick- tona and Loudon. straightaway. Just imagine how I feel. It is what it is. We know available online to specific penalties that are applied to violations. yard. But no one is better than John- he’s not very bright. He’s a heck of a talent, but not very bright.” son, who’s four Indy wins are by far a Compiled and written by Matt Taliaferro. NASCAR’s timeline calls for these changes to be implemented Follow Matt on Twitter: @MattTaliaferro n On Monday, NASCAR announced a series of changes in how in full by the beginning of the 2015 season. series-best.

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NFL Beasts of the (NFC) East? Not Anymore MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN: the best pass rusher (DeMarcus Ware) and the Eagles the best NFC East Not a Power defense. Player in NFL Anymore Philadelphia allowed the fewest yards and points in the By Rick Gosselin East a year ago and have since The Dallas Morning News (MCT) added four free-agent defend- DALLAS — It’s been 19 ers who started in recent Super years since the NFL salary cap Bowls: tackle Isaac Sopoaga has locked into place, but the (49ers), cornerback Cary Wil- NFC East continues to struggle liams (Baltimore) and safeties with a budget. Patrick Chung (Patriots) and Remember Kenny Phillips (Giants). the days before The Eagles are the wild card the cap, when in this division because of new the favorite to coach Chip Kelly. Can he ex- win the NFC ecute the fast-break offense with East automati- the same degree of efficiency in cally doubled the NFL that he did at Oregon? as the Super Bowl favorite? An The NFL offensive average is 64 NFC East team went to 15 of the plays per game. Kelly averaged 28 pre-salary cap Super Bowls 81 plays at Oregon and pro- and won nine of them. duced one of the NCAA’s high- From 1990-93, the four sea- est-scoring offenses. sons leading up to the salary cap, I do like the continuity and the NFC East steamed along at pedigree of the Giants. The its mightiest. The East claimed coaching staff and players have 10 of the 18 NFC playoff spots championship know-how with and won four consecutive Super those two Lombardi trophies Bowls by three different fran- since 2007. Manning is a two- chises. time Super Bowl MVP. New But after the cap arrived in York also has the best combina- 1994, the NFC East became just tion of offensive and defensive another division. The Cowboys lines in this division. won a Super Bowl in 1995 but Which brings us to the Cow- haven’t been back since. The boys. Redskins have never gone to the The defense should be better Super Bowl in the salary cap era. with the return of linebackers Only the Giants have been able Sean Lee and Bruce Carter and to win a Lombardi Trophy with safety Barry Church from in- the NFL’s financial constraints, juries. Church missed the final and New York has two of them. 13 games, Lee the final 10 and Parity has been a shovel- Joe Rogate/Newsday/MCT Carter five. But all will be asked smack to the face of the NFC The Philadelphia Eagles defense swarms over New York Giants running back Derrick Ward Giants (34) during game action in East. This is the only division an NFC Divisional Playof game. The Eagles defeated the Giants, 23-11, at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on to play a new scheme, and Carter with four different champions January 11, 2009. must learn a new position. How the last four years. In two of quickly can the Cowboys adapt those seasons, the NFC East to check in this Friday. ton lost an NFL-runner-up 75 will be the health of quarterback to the scheme of Monte Kiffin? failed to win a playoff game. So what has transpired in games by starters because of in- Robert Griffin III, who under- Offensively, the Cowboys Once upon a time, an NFC this division in the off-season jury a year ago and still smoked went surgery on his right knee both hope and expect DeMarco East team needed 12 victories to to foster reason for hope or de- its division rivals, posting a 5-1 in January. But Adrian Peterson Murray and Dez Bryant to take have any hope of winning a di- spair? mark against the East. has proven that Texans are su- the next step as offensive weap- vision title. Not lately. The Red- Andy Reid is gone from Phil- The Redskins prevailed perhuman healers, and Griffin ons. But does the addition of a skins won the East with 10 vic- adelphia. Rob Ryan is gone from despite the losses of their best says he’ll be back for training rookie center solve all that ailed tories in 2012, the Giants with Dallas. The three teams with pass rusher (linebacker Brian camp. If so, pencil in the Red- the Cowboys on the offensive nine in 2011 and the Eagles 10 first-round draft picks all took Orakpo) and best run defender skins as the NFC East favorite. line a year ago? in 2010. offensive linemen. The Giants (defensive end Adam Carriker) The Redskins have the best Right now I stack ‘em Red- So I’m hard pressed to label have shed six starters, the Eagles for 14 games apiece and tight running back in the division skins, Giants, Cowboys and any of the four NFC East teams four and the Cowboys and Red- end Fred Davis for nine games. (Alfred Morris). The Giants Eagles in the East. I’ll be going reporting to training camp this skins one apiece. Davis was the team’s leading re- have the best quarterback (Eli to Oxnard next weekend to see month as a Super Bowl contend- The Redskins also will be ceiver at the time of his injury. Manning) and head coach (Tom if the Cowboys can change my er. The Cowboys will be the first healthy in 2012. Washing- The key for the Redskins Coughlin). The Cowboys have mind. MLB MLB Union Says Drug DH Debate at 40: No Sign of Slowing Down Bans Likely Not THE GREAT DEBATE: each, daily interleague games When he needs a break from try to hit — even if it means Served This Year became a necessity of the crouching behind the plate, sometimes looking silly swing- Since the American schedule. manager Ron Garden can keep ing meekly at strike three. NEW YORK (AP) — The League Took Pitchers “At the moment,” Selig said, his potent bat in the lineup at Yes, DH conflicts keep baseball players’ association says “we are not going to change it.” DH. on coming — even in spring any suspensions resulting from Out of the Batters the sport’s latest drug investiga- Perhaps the most polariz- “I get a lot of questions about training. The home team is Box, Major League ing of this sport’s many quirks the DH, how we use it and all tion likely won’t be served until supposed to decide whether next year if the discipline is chal- and imperfections, the desig- that stuff, but basically the way or not to use it and sometimes Baseball Has Never nated hitter came to be when I see it is I’d rather see David lenged before an arbitrator. managers disagree. Been the Same AL teams sought to boost their Ortiz hit than some pitcher,” Union head Michael Weiner then-lagging product. The de- Mauer said, intending no of- Cincinnati’s Dusty Baker expects Major League Baseball By Dave Campbell cision was made during a time fense to his own teammates. wanted to use Shin-Soo Choo will notify the union of its plans The Associated Press when the two leagues were far “So we’ll see. It is what it is right in that role for an exhibition for penalties in the next month, less integrated than now. now.” game in March as a precaution and the association will main- The designated hitter The gimmick not only Most of Mauer’s AL peers for his tight right quadriceps, tain any discipline should not be turned 40 this year. worked to increase scoring and predictably express support but Arizona’s Kirk Gibson in- announced until after a griev- Fittingly, it’s having sort of attendance but created a way for the DH’s existence, even sisted on keeping the pitcher ance hearing, and then only if a mid-life crisis. for some of the game’s greatest if a lot of them would rather in the lineup so he could let arbitrator Fredric Horowitz up- Never before has the imbal- hitters to extend their careers play a position than sit around starter Brandon McCarthy holds a ban. ance between the American — and make a lot more money. between at-bats. The power of take some swings. Baker and Former MVPs Alex Rodri- and National Leagues regard- Orlando Cepeda even cred- the players’ union, protective guez and Ryan Braun are among ing Rule 6.10 been more of a Gibson argued before the game ited the rule for boosting his of this lucrative and promi- about it at home plate. Gibson the more than a dozen players potential problem. Hall of Fame credentials, after nent job, is another undeniable under investigation for ties to The designated hitter rule prevailed because the Dia- Biogenesis, a closed anti-aging Boston signed him for the 1973 force for the DH. And despite mondbacks were the host team. has been controversial from season following a long career the complaints from dads with clinic in Florida linked with the day one. It’s been criticized and When the games count, of distribution of performance- with San Francisco. sleepy kids at long games, fans course, the DH is used in AL even confusing since it was “That was one of the best usually enjoy seeing runs cross enhancing drugs. MLB officials born. So it’s only natural that years, because I was playing on the plate. ballparks and pitchers bat in have been interviewing players, Major League Baseball’s once- one leg and I hit .289,” Cepeda The cumulative AL batting NL venues. who have been represented by bold experiment will continue said earlier this season. “And I average has beaten the NL’s This year, that will force the union and their own lawyers. to exist unevenly and indefi- hit four doubles in one game. mark in each of the first 40 sea- Detroit manager Jim Leyland A provision in baseball’s drug nitely. Both my knees were hurting, sons of the DH. The last time to leave designated hitter Vic- agreement says discipline for The DH debate won’t die. and I was designated hitter of the NL hit above .270 was 1939. tor Martinez out of the lineup first offenders can be announced “A little controversy be- the year.” The AL has 11 seasons of .270- at Miami on the final weekend before a hearing if the pen- tween the leagues is really not Designated hitters last year plus batting during the DH era. of the regular season while the alty results from an allegation all bad,” Commissioner Bud had the second-highest average There are purists who have other teams in the league use that became public other than Selig said before the All-Star salary by position at $8.1 mil- a hard time forgiving MLB for their DH as usual. If the AL through MLB or a team. Miami game in New York on Tuesday. lion, behind first basemen at the installing the DH, though. Central or wild-card races are New Times published allegations Selig cast one of the votes $8.6 million. That’s the main Remember the movie “Bull still unsettled then, that’s the in January, but the union could for using the designated hitter reason why eliminating the DH Durham,” when Kevin Cost- argue that a penalty results from kind of potentially pennant- evidence baseball has gathered in AL games starting in 1973, to bring the AL back on line ner’s character Crash Davis altering wrinkle that could when he owned the Milwaukee rather than the newspaper ac- with the NL is almost unfath- launches his crude rant about someday prompt a change. Brewers, then an AL franchise. count. omable. Boston’s David Ortiz, the qualities and superficiali- “I think that we need to get He acknowledged this week who recently passed Harold ties of life. After MLB and the union de- a unified set of rules, and I that further geographic chang- Baines on the career list for hits “I believe there ought to be cide how to process grievances, es to divisions could force MLB by a DH, is making $14 million a constitutional amendment believe that we will get there hearings will be scheduled be- to either scrap the DH alto- this season at age 37. outlawing AstroTurf and the some day,” the 68-year-old fore Horowitz — but not before gether or install it for the NL, The designated hitter has designated hitter,” he said. Leyland said. “I don’t know if September and possibly later. but that’s a future possibility also helped teams keep their The NL guys, naturally, tout I will be there to see it, but I Each player is entitled to a sepa- and not an imminent plan. best players in the lineup while the purity of the no-DH game think we will get there. I don’t rate hearing, and Weiner said the When Houston switched to giving them some type of rest. and the additional substitu- care which way we go, but I union wants Horowitz to hear all the AL West this year to even Minnesota All-Star catcher tion strategy it provides. Many think that without question we cases. out the leagues at 15 teams Joe Mauer is a prime example. pitchers simply find it fun to need to do it.” MLB Executive Vice Presi- dent Rob Manfred declined comment. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 Life

Pete Caster / [email protected] Adam Angel, owner of Kalakora, a ineart print gallery, stands in front of a collection of his photos in Morton. Along with being an international mountain guide, Angel is an accomplished photographer. The combination allows him to photograph some of the most scenic places in the world including places that are next to impossible to access. Angel, who cut his teeth on Mt. Rainier, has traveled all over the world guiding mountaineering tours from Nepal to Tanzania with beautiful photographs to accent all of his stories. Imagesof a Beautiful Journey By Brian Michael Carroll For The Chronicle Have you ever experienced something so emo- tionally powerful that you struggled to convey it to other people? Morton resident Adam Angel of- ten feels like that. Both a professional mountain guide and photographer, he has opened a fine art print gallery using the beauty of Mt. Rainier as a central focus. Called Kalākora, the gallery aims UPCOMING GALLERY to be a posi- EVENTS: tive affirma- tion for the community Spring/Summer Exhibit with the sur- Select prints by Adam Angel rounding and Mike Hamill featuring mountains photographs from Mount as its back- Rainier, Nepal, Tibet, drop. The Tanzania and Argentina. goal is for other travel Open House guides who First Thursday of each are also pho- month tographers to Mountaineer and photographer, Adam Angel, stands next to a large print he took of Mount Rainier. Angel, who runs 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. exhibit their the Kalakora Gallery in Morton, photographs, prints, mats, mounts and frames all of his own work. prints in the Collecting Photography gallery. Primer Kalākora line for the past 10 years, Angel has taken the ditional photographers. There are workshops and November 14 came about opportunity to open his own gallery. Featuring 6 p.m. as a direct trips being planned, as well as a coffee table book 1,500 feet of exhibition space, the gallery occupies This bi-annual Collector’s result of An- project that will begin sometime in the fall. the historic State Bank of Morton building. “The Through guiding and photography, Angel has Club event is an evening gel’s love of travel. “My retail space marks a ten-year anniversary of a vir- learned to be mindful and focus on the journey discussion about collecting tual business,” Angel said. “No matter how nice photography. Topics will first aspira- rather than the destination. “That was beaten tion was to you make your website it just cannot compare to into me by being a mountain guide. You would include how images are seeing a real print, 40”x60”, framed well, lit well, made, printed, displayed, see the world spend weeks, months, to spend a minute at the in an enjoy- the whole nine yards.” archived, and what to Now that Kalākora is up and running, Angel summit. And if you were not enjoying the jour- look for when collecting able way, and wants the public to stop in for a look. Although ney, you were miserable.” photography. climbing was When asked what he hopes Kalākora will do an accessible the gallery is currently open by appointment vehicle for only, Angel urges people not to be turned away. for the region, Angel answered, “Hopefully it can me to do that. “Those that have shown some curiosity have been be used as a platform to make people reevaluate I wanted to amazed,” he said. “When people come in, they the value of our area.” be able to see the pictures and they love what we have done communicate what I was seeing more effectively, with the building, too.” so I bought a camera and started taking pictures.” Each print in Kalākora holds much more than Brian Michael Carroll Angel has been climbing since 1991 and be- mere aesthetic appeal. “Fine art prints are furni- lives in Centralia. He once came a full-time guide in 1999. Mt. Rainier is ture for your walls,” Angel said. “People walk in ate 45 pieces of sushi in where he first began making money as a guide and stop talking to me and just look at the print. a single meal and never and photographer while meeting his future cli- They are going to do that for years at home and if learned to drive a stick shift. entele. “Mt. Rainier is what brought me here,” he they do happen to get tired of it, they can sell it. When not teaching, he can said.” It is one of the most beautiful places on the This stuff holds value.” be found playing bingo with planet.” The next steps in Kalākora’s journey will be his friends at Woodland After guiding tours and selling his prints on- to continue displaying prints and developing ad- Estates Retirement Center.

“Kalākora is a meditative pilgrimage to beautify the world through imagination.” ~Adam Angel

Kalākora Gallery 204 National Park Highway, Morton Studio/Gallery: 206.552.9661 Adam Angel: 206.817.9249 According to Angel’s website, Kalākora is a combination of two Sanskrit words. Kalā which is the use of imagination to beautify, and kora defined as a pilgrimage and meditation in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Adam Angel’s gallery stands on the corner of Highway 508 and Highway 7 in downtown Morton. Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 LIFE Pizza Pilgrimage: A Hands-On Lesson With No-Knead Dough Guru Jim Lahey

By Cindy Dampier duce anything you’ve had in a pizza parlor or from a Chicago Tribune takeout driver. Instead, it should be about fresh, top- notch ingredients and a rustic shape that speaks of CHICAGO — There is no such thing as a perfect the two hands that made it. Perfection doesn’t mean food. a commercially produced ideal. But pizza comes pretty close. Hands off. “Don’t overhandle the dough,” he says. I know, you’ve got your superfoods: acai this week, “If you want to molest something, destroy the toma- chia seeds the next. toes. With the dough, less is more. Try to break your- So what? Imagine this: A sluice of warm, crushed self of all this touching.” Lahey’s beginner’s version tomato, steaming under a scatter of melted, bubbling of opening the dough is to put it on a well-floured mozzarella, all resting in the toasty embrace of per- work surface, stretch it gently with your hands and fectly baked dough. Man cannot live by bread alone; spin it, touching very lightly as you make it into a flat, that’s why he invented pizza. roundish shape. He calls it the Hurricane, named af- Nobody understands this better than Jim Lahey. ter the motion shown on television weather maps as a The founder of New York City’s Sullivan St Bak- storm spins across an open ocean. No need to fixate ery, renowned for his no-knead method for making on making a true circle. And no need to make a ridge home-baked bread, Lahey likes nothing better than around the edge. Go for roughly round, completely a hot fresh slice of pizza. In fact, he eats pizza nearly flat. Don’t smash all the air out either. Air will create every day. Lahey, who takes an almost spiritual ap- beautiful bubbles in the crust, adding texture to the proach to bread, began throwing huge pizza parties finished product. And no rolling pin. Ever. for friends and acquaintances post-9/11, when he felt Just add water. The tough dough problem? It’s pizza would “cheer people up.” He expanded into a the most common question Jim Lahey gets. And the pizza restaurant, Co., and earlier this year a pizza solution is, well, obvious. “If it’s too dry, use a little cookbook, “My Pizza” (Clarkson Potter, $27.50). more water.” “Pizza deserves respect and admiration,” he says Dress and go. “Like with anything that’s a cre- in his book, “for everything about it, but especially ative product,” Lahey says, “you need to just go with the bread, the crust. … I see a pizza crust as a canvas, it, just do it.” That’s why, once you start to shape the an invitation to paint and sculpt with food.” Which dough, you should have all of your ingredients ready is why it’s natural to want to make this practically to go. Put them on the crust sparingly, so as not to perfect food yourself. overload it, and quickly transfer the pizza to the oven. Like a lot of cooks, I was taken with the idea of Lahey moves so quickly, he doesn’t even flour his piz- making my own pizza. Everyone seemed to be doing za peel, something you shouldn’t try at first. Add just it, and it sounded simple. enough flour to the peel so that your pizza will slide Not exactly. Approximately 27 ruined pizzas onto the pizza stone. And skip the cornmeal, which later, as I picked at ripped dough, cleaned up spilled burns even more easily than excess flour. toppings burned on the bottom of my oven and Try, try again. Don’t worry about the experi- wondered why my latest project wouldn’t pan out, I ments that don’t quite turn out, Lahey says. Use the discovered Lahey’s pizza book. A fan of his bread, I most delicious ingredients, and eat those messy pies. suspected he might have the solution to my pizza- “If you get a hole in the dough or you ruin it,” he says, baking troubles. And, working with his recipes, my “it’ll taste good anyway because the cheese is so good, pizza did improve dramatically. the tomatoes are so good.” And remember your goal: Still, my dough was tougher than it should be. “Practicing,” he says, “is a culture. And like anything, And I ripped holes in crusts. I might have given up. with pizza, practice makes adequate.” Instead, I decided to up the ante. Which is his way of reminding you to keep go- In his book, Lahey invites readers to get in touch ing, not because you’ll eventually be able to churn out with him with their pizza questions. I decided to take pizza like a Neapolitan pizzaiola, but because you’ll him up on that. I wasn’t the first, but I was lucky: He find your own way to a gloriously imperfect yet com- agreed to meet with me during a trip to New York pletely delicious pizza of your own. When that hap- and give me a lesson in pizza baking. Here are the pens, you just might find yourself, as I did, standing five lessons I learned from the pizza guru. in your kitchen in your bare feet, a hot slice in your Adjust your expectations. “The first thing we hands, risking burning the roof of your mouth to eat start with is our expectation of what we want pizza what might be the best food — ever. One that you to be,” says Lahey. “For a lot of us, that is based on an E. Jason Wambsgans / Chicago Tribune made exactly as you want it to be. idea that we get from pizza we’ve had. And 99 percent “Pizza,” says Lahey, “is a crazy great food.” Pizza is about as close to a perfect food as can be found and of the pizza made in the U.S. is crap.” Pizza that you is easily made at home where you can personalize with your make at home, he says, should not attempt to repro- please see PIZZA, page Life 3 favorite toppings. Start with a ball of dough that can be gently stretched out on a counter top dusted with lower.

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Century 21 Lund, Realtors CH500259sl.db (360) 748-8619 • 800-546-4609 1169 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis (360) 496-5900 Lund, Realtors [email protected] 250-A Westlake Ave., Morton MLS • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 Pizza: Perfect Food Continued from Life 2 NO-KNEAD PIZZA DOUGH Adapted from “My Pizza,” by Jim Lahey. Makes 4 dough balls; enough for 4 individual pizzas. Ingredients: 3 ¾ cups (500 grams) all-purpose flour, plus more for shaping dough ¼ teaspoon active dry yeast 2 teaspoons fine sea salt 1 ½ cups water Directions: 1. Blend the flour, yeast and salt in a medium bowl. Add the water; mix thoroughly with a wooden spoon or your hands. 2. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or a kitchen towel. Allow to rise at room temperature 18 hours or until it has more than doubled. 3. Scrape the dough onto a floured

work surface. Divide into 4 equal parts E. Jason Wambsgans / Chicago Tribune and shape them: For each portion, start Fresh local ingredients, and practice will make perfectly imperfect pizza. with the right side of the dough and pull it toward the center; then do the same with the left, then the top, then rack about 8 inches from the broiler. Heat over a prepared dough disk, spread- the bottom. (The order doesn’t matter; oven on bake to hottest setting, 500-550 ing evenly and leaving an inch of the what you want is 4 folds.) Shape each degrees, 30 minutes. (If using a baking rim untouched. Distribute 2 ½ ounces portion into a round; turn seam-side sheet, arrange a rack in middle of the fresh mozzarella, pulled into 5 clumps, down. Mold dough balls into neat cir- oven; heat to its hottest setting. Do not evenly over the pie. Slide the pie onto cular mounds. If the mounds are sticky, preheat the baking sheet.) Then switch to a heated pizza stone. Broil 3 to 4 min- dust with more flour. broil for 10 minutes. utes, until the top is bubbling and the Do ahead: The dough can be made 2. Sprinkle a pizza peel (or inverted crust is nicely charred but not burned. 3 days ahead. Wrap each dough ball rimmed baking sheet) lightly with flour. Transfer the pizza to a tray or serving separately in plastic wrap; chill. Before Place dough disk on peel (or inverted platter. Sprinkle 3 tablespoons Parmi- shaping disks, unwrap dough balls; let baking sheet); top with desired toppings. giano-Reggiano and a pinch fine sea rest at room temperature on a lightly With quick, jerking motions, slide pizza salt evenly over the pizza. Scatter 6 basil floured surface, covered with plastic onto the stone. Broil until the top is bub- leaves on top. wrap, 2-3 hours. bling and the crust is nicely charred but Shape the disk: not burnt, 3 minutes. If using a baking BASIC TOMATO SAUCE: Take 1 ball of dough; dust dough, sheet, bake pizza on baking sheet until Drain 1 can (28 ounces) peeled work surface and your hands with flour. bottom of crust is crisp and top is blis- Italian plum tomatoes. Run tomatoes Press dough down and gently stretch tered, about 10 minutes. through a food mill over a bowl to cre- it out to 6-8 inches. Gently continue, 3. Transfer to a work surface to slice. ate a pulp (not a fine puree; you want massaging it into a roundish disk of 10 Repeat with remaining pizzas, allowing to retain some texture). If you don’t to 12 inches, stroking and shaping with pizza stone to reheat under broiler for 5 have a food mill, just squish them with your palms and fingers. (Or, use Lahey’s minutes between pizzas. your hands. Stir in 2 tablespoons extra- Hurricane method, on page Life 2.) virgin olive oil and ¼ teaspoon fine sea Bake: MARGHERITA PIE: salt. (Sauce does not cook before going 1. If using a pizza stone, place it on a Spoon ¼ cup basic tomato sauce on pizza.)

How Long Should We Keep the Sprinklers Running?

Donald D. Tapio soils (3/4 inch per hour). Clay soils have the WSU Extension Regional Specialist slowest absorption rate (1/2 inch per hour). By allowing water to penetrate deeper into Our extended cool, wet spring can easily the soil profile you are encouraging deeper deceive us into thinking that our summer rooting and a more drought tolerant plant. garden soils are holding enough water to Frequent, light irrigations will lead to plants sustain our plants. In our coastal area, it may that have a shallow root system and are more be gray and drippy for days, but the rainfall prone to water stress. The amount of water totals are usually not significant enough to required will vary with the number and size replenish soil moisture. Even though our of plants, as well as the soil type. It takes about heavy clay soils may feel damp, they still may ¾ inch of water on the surface to penetrate to not have enough water to supply plant needs. a depth of one foot in dry sand. It takes 1 ½ Hot, dry weather affects plants differently. inches of water on the surface to penetrate a Some plants wilt. Wilt results when water loss one foot depth in loamy soil, and 2 ½ inches from the leaves is greater than uptake by the to penetrate to a one foot depth in clay soil. roots. It’s easy to diagnose wilting in flowers The best procedure is to water only and many vegetables. Their leaves collapse, when needed, as the soil becomes dry. Daily droop and don’t appear turgid or stiff. sprinkling is not the method of solving a Blossoms fade and die soon after opening. plant’s moisture needs. The best method is Tomatoes and corn exhibit symptoms seldom to run the sprinkler for a number of intervals seen in other vegetables. Tomato leaves roll in one 24 hour day. Soak the area deeply, under, while corn leaves roll up. Many garden and then do not re-water until necessary. crops abort their flowers if the weather is too Intervals may be only two days in hot weather hot and dry. Tomatoes, peppers, squashes, if the soil is sandy. A heavier clay soil on the eggplants, melons and pumpkins are other hand, should easily carry four or five notorious for this condition. days between waterings. Established trees and shrubs are less likely Water running off the surface is not Watering is still important during gray, drippy summer days. to show wilt symptoms. Instead, trees and an indication that the soil is soaked. One shrubs exhibit characteristics called scorch. possibility is that the type of sprinkler you Scorch shows up as browning of leaf margins are using is putting out water too fast. An and the tissue between the veins. Leaves feel oscillating arm sprinkler is one of the best to crisp or leathery. The contrast between the apply water slowly. Dedicated gardeners use When the unexpected crops up, the right normal green color and brown of scorch is soaker hoses to do deep watering. For prized obvious. plants, placing the hose on the root mass and insurance means everything. One of the best methods for telling if letting the water trickle for several hours will plants have enough water is to use the “screw do a good job of soaking the root zone. driver test”. Simply press the screwdriver into Fortunately, lawns are equipped for hot, Home · Auto · Business the soil. It will easily penetrate moist soil, but dry conditions. Instead of wilting and dying stops when it its hard and dry. Since the top like many plants, they simply go dormant. layer of soil will dry out faster than the rest Like a hibernating bear, a dormant lawn does Flood · Earthquake of the soil profile, make sure you sample soil not need food or water. When conditions at a depth of between 4-8 inches, or below are more ideal, usually in September, the We work with a variety of insurance companies to ensure you get the this depth, if you are concerned with deep grass will awaken and turn green. A newly most comprehensive insurance coverage tailored to meet your needs. moisture. established lawn may need to be watered With so much variation among water throughout the summer to reduce drought Safeco · Liberty Northwest · Travelers · Mutual of Enumclaw systems and the amount of water distributed stress and to prevent the plants from actually The Hartford · Hagerty · Foremost · American Modern by sprinklers and soaker hoses, it’s impossible dying. Lawns with a thick thatch layer are to specify exactly how long a sprinkler should also more prone to dying and thus may need be left on in order to replenish soil moisture watering. to a particular depth. This is best determined Don’t water on hot, windy afternoons. by leaving the sprinkler on for a specified You’ll lose more than half of your water to period of time and then measuring the depth evaporation. Early morning watering lets of soil moisture. the water soak into the soil. It also allows Trees and shrubs should be watered to a the plant foliage to dry off fast once the sun depth of 18-20 inches. The amount of water rises which helps prevent plant diseases. to apply in any situation will depend on the Remember that anything planted this year soil type. Sandy soils absorb water faster and any trees or shrubs planted over the last

(about 2 inches per hour), followed by loam two years need extra water. Even plants listed 209 W. Main Street · Centralia, WA CH500007sl.cg please see WATERING, page Life 7 360-736-8281 Life 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 LIFE

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Chehalis Is Ahead n 1886, during a trip on The Bar Scene Circa 1900 Ithe Chehalis River by two men and a lady, comparisons were made between Montesano and Chehalis. “The citizens of Montesano have made many improvements. The elevated plank road to the river is a grand improvement over the old muddy road. The town is building a fine two story public school building. If the people of Chehalis has the courage to do likewise, soon our town would have good families within its limits who would come to enjoy the advantages of a good public school. With the exception of school facilities Chehalis is far ahead of any place on the river to this place.”

Small Boy and Butcher Knife Needed n 1909, local hop growers Iwere combating hop lice. W.F. Slythe, employed by the Dobson, Bush and Herman Young yards, was spraying the hops then trimming up the bottom of the vines. “A small boy and a butcher knife are effective fighters,” The Chehalis Bee-Nugget wrote. “The first flight of the fly comes in May and settles on the lower arms before the upper arms form. These flies deposit the live lice on the leaves at the rate of about three a day and when these little crawlers are ten days old they begin to deposit young lice, which after ten days, attain maturity and help replenish the stock of vermin. It would be interesting if someone of a mathematical turn of mind would figure out how many descendants a single hop fly should have to her credit at the end of two months.”

Mill Picnic Is a Success n 1934, the employees of Ithe Eastern Railway and Lumber Company of Centralia, Chehalis Mill Company of Salkum, and the Carlisle Lumber Company of Onalaska held a large picnic of 2,000 people at the Lewis and Clark State Park near Toledo. The day’s attraction was a first aid contest. The Carlisle Company won the competition with a score of 98. Members of Photo submitted by Darlene Merrill for Our Hometowns the team were P.D. Nordstrum, Spink Lusk is shown posing in front of a backdrop in this early 1900s photo. He was a hard-drinking, card-playing, chain-smoking young man with an eye for Ed Foley, Harry Smoots, Guy women. Lusk died in a logging accident when he was in his 30s and never married. When he was young, a brother accidentally put Spink’s eye out by spitting a Bryson, and Art Saliger. cherry seed into it.

Squirrel Causes Auto Wreck squirrel was not reported. Guild hall, Methodist Church, was no library, no laboratory, the store, Benjamin L. Curtis. n 1936, Don Buchanan, and Shamrock Inn. After the and German was the only “It was an established Randle, almost lost his Centralia High School class dinners, all of the classes foreign language, higher mercantile when the post I met in the Centralia High arithmetic being substituted office came through and life due to a squirrel. Students Addressed by “The squirrel, which School gym for the general for Latin.” wanted to put a post office in Buchanan was carrying in his Gov. Albert Rosellini meeting. here,” said Koidahl, owner of n 1959, Gov. Albert From the 1920 edition the store since 1984. “He said pocket, crawled up on his neck Curtis Post Office Turns 100 and distracted his attention,” IRosellini addressed of the Skookum Wa Wa, they could and they called it The Centralia Daily Chronicle over 1,000 former Centralia the Centralia High School n 2001, the 300-square- Curtis after him.” wrote. “Buchanan lost control High School students. yearbook, the history of the Ifoot Curtis post office Codyann White, the of his car and crashed into The graduates, who from school was written. celebrated its 100 birthday. current postmaster ran the the concrete guard rail on 1889 to 1930, attended reunion “The foundation for the Gloria Koidahl, owner of the post office with Yvonne the Hackney Bridge. The car parties at the Masonic Temple, Centralia high school was laid Curtis General Store, in which Keller, postmaster relief and turned over several times, but Elks Lodge, American Legion, in 1889 by C.W. Borst,” the the post office was housed, Jill Walrath, highway contract Buchanan escaped with but Lewis-Clark Hotel, Fords yearbook said. “Twenty pupils said the town, the general route supervisor, who took minor injuries.” Prairie Grange, Johnie’s Grill, were enrolled the first year in store and the post office were over the route from her father, The condition of the Oakville Grange, Episcopal the old Lincoln building. There named after the man who built Hank Morgan. Washington state David Thompson Surveys Cape Disappointment, Visits a Chinook Village HISTORY Near the Mouth of Columbia River, and Meets Chief Comcomly on July 18, 1811 HistoryLink.org weather, he accompanied Astorian first trading ships, and Thompson On July 18, 1811, Canadian David Stuart across the river to judged him to be “a strong well explorer and agent of the North the Columbia’s north shore to made man, his hair short of a dark West Company David Thompson survey the coordinates of Cape brown, and was naked except a (1770-1857) surveys the mouth of Disappointment and view the short kilt round his waist to the the Columbia River after a historic Pacific Ocean. middle of the thigh; his Wife was voyage downriver from Kettle Falls. “At ebb tide we noticed the a handsome Woman, rosy cheeks, The first European to chart both current of the River riding in and large hazel eyes, and being the headwaters and the mouth waves over the surface of the sea well dressed with ornaments of beads and shells, had a fine of the Columbia, Thompson I went across to the Indian Villages for about four miles; on all the shores of this Ocean, the agitation appearance, both were in the visits the landmark of Cape with Mr. Stuart & my Men -- after of the sea is constantly breaking prime life.” (Thompson, Travels Disappointment and the Chinook visiting the Houses we went up against the rocky shore with high iii.278). village of Chief Comcomly. In infants I saw were not treated a great Hill, where we gratified surges, and my men now allowed While visiting with Comcomly addition to his scientific work as a ourselves with an extensive view of this way, only those families the great volume of water forming and his wife, Thompson observed that aspired to some distinction” geographer, Thompson was the fur the Ocean & the Coast Southward. these high surges to be far superior their young son in the distinctive (Thompson, Travels iii.278). agent in charge of the Columbia From hence I set the Lands: Cape to those of any Lake” (Thompson, head-flattening apparatus employed Department of the North West Disappointment S80W 4 Miles” Travels iii.276). by the Chinook tribe,“in their kind He also noted that on Company of Canada. He was on (Thompson, Notebook 27). After surveying Cape of cradle, a flat board at the head expeditions along the sea coast, a mission to determine whether On July 15, Thompson and Disappointment, the party of which a narrow board projected, the Chinooks captured young the Columbia was navigable from a group of eight voyageurs had descended to the shore of Baker under which was a soft, but firm, men to work as slaves, employed its upper reaches to the sea and arrived at Fort Astoria on the south Bay to visit a Chinook village, compress against which the head in hauling seine nets, fishing, whether it would provide a viable side of the Columbia River, where home of the prominent chief of the child was firmly placed so and paddling canoes, and were trade route for the fur company. they were hosted by the partners Comcomly (spelled Kom kom le as to flatten the skull, and throw apparently well-treated, for “they of the Pacific Fur Company out by Thompson). Comcomly had the brain backwards, leaving the appeared as well off as their CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT of New York. Three days later, been greeting white visitors to the forehead only about an inch in masters” (Thompson, Travels “July 18. A very hot calm Day. taking advantage of a spell of calm Columbia since the arrival of the height above the eye brows; all the iii.278). COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 • Life 5

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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

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Why, When the Cancer Tie is Clear, Do People Still Sunbathe? By Leslie Barker and cases of skin cancer, people The Dallas Morning News continue to suntan. “That’s a good question,” says DALLAS — Jenna Hoff- Sklar, a physician on staff at Bay- man thinks that people, herself lor University Medical Center. included, generally look better He offers three possibilities: with a tan — “better than bright A tanning addiction: “They white,” she says. Mulch is a good way to reduce get a brain high that makes So most weekends, she’s ly- them happy,” he says. water evaporation from the ing outside with her eyes closed, soil surface. A vitamin D issue: Yes, some listening to music while the sun sun is needed to help strengthen darkens her skin. If she knows bones, he says, “but not enough Water she’ll be outside all day, she to risk skin cancer.” wears sunscreen. Otherwise, “I An invincible feeling: “The Continued from Life 3 don’t wear it every time because younger crowd — teenagers, I’m trying to get a tan,” says young adults — think they’re in- as drought tolerant will Hoffman, 29, who lives in Dallas. vincible,” says Sklar, who is with need extra water if newly Because skin cancer runs Dallas Associated Dermatolo- planted. Vegetables and in her family, and because she’s gists. “They think you have to fruit plantings need water, had a few pre-cancerous spots have that ‘healthy’ tan. They’re especially during fruiting. removed, she goes to the derma- not realizing later in life the In addition, plants in tologist every six months. damage this causes.” containers will need to Sunbathing “is always tak- Says Coury: “My younger be watered more often, ing a risk,” says Hoffman, who patients don’t see brown spots perhaps daily, depending is blond and fair-skinned. “If or wrinkles or changing moles. on temperature and anything pops up, I’ll get it re- That doesn’t mean when you’re wind.. moved,” she says. 50 and something pops up, you Despite well-publicized re- One of the best won’t wish you’d lived your search about risks of sunbath- younger lives differently.” Sonya Hebert-Schwartz / Dallas Morning News investments home ing, despite skin cancer being gardeners can make, to She’s heartened by parents Avid tanner Jenna Hofman sunbathes on the balcony of her apartment in the the most common malignancy who won’t let their children go Turtle Creek area of Dallas, Texas. help retain overall soil in the United States and despite outside without sunscreen and moisture, is through the a rise in melanoma rates — the stores like J. Crew that sell sun- there’s a problem,” she says. and “I slather on the sunscreen.” liberal use of mulches. American Cancer Society pre- protective clothing. Mulching materials Or, in many cases, someone “When my friend was diag- dicts 77,000 new cases and 9,000 “But you have to encourage else has a problem. nosed, it was a wake-up call,” placed over the soil deaths in 2013 — Hoffman’s at- that to continue when they hit “I can’t tell you how many says Thompson, who teaches reduce evaporation from titude isn’t all that uncommon. the teen years and want to rebel,” people come in and say someone fourth grade. “I still like to tan; the soil surface, may One reason is that tanning Coury says. I still like to lay out. But my skin reduce some water run- is like other unhealthful habits, they know has been diagnosed Many people — including doesn’t get as much sun because off, allow better water says Richardson, Texas, derma- or died from melanoma,” Sklar Hoffman, who says she looks says. I use so much sunblock.” penetration into the root tologist Dr. Cameron Coury. slimmer when she’s tan — as- When a close friend ended Another reason she “lathers mass, and limit weed “We know smoking is bad for sociate being bronze with being up with the disease, Rebecca up,” she says, is to avoid getting growth. Mulches may us, but people still smoke,” says healthy. That wasn’t always the Thompson changed her tanning wrinkles. be organic (shredded Coury, a physician with Derma- case, Coury says. At some points habits. Thompson, 39, remem- Sklar uses that potential leaves, bark, sawdust) tology Specialists and on staff at in history, having pale skin Methodist Richardson Medical showed you didn’t have to earn a bers coating her skin with baby outcome when he can’t seem to or inorganic. Plastic oil in her teen years and climb- reach young women about the mulches are especially Center. “There’s some sort of living working outdoors. satisfaction.” Now though, “We live in a ing onto the roof of her house skin cancer aspect, he says. effective in limiting to sunbathe. During summer “I try to hit on both to get their evaporation from the soil Additionally, “there’s a social time when everyone is aware of component to being tan,” she physical appearance and wants camp, she never wore sunscreen. attention,” he says. “They’re im- surface, but also limit In high school and college, she’d mortal at that age, so maybe the water absorption. says. to look good and young and “They’re out at the lake and healthy and all those things,” sometimes go to a tanning skin damage-wrinkle aspect is the pool and think it’s fun. It’s she says. booth, especially if she had an better.” Donald important event coming up. Hoffman, who says she gets Tapio is a WSU definitely a challenge trying to Often, in what she calls a Extension educate someone, especially liv- “weird contradiction,” people are Although she likes feeling a sunburn about once a month, Regional ing in Texas. We have 300-plus obsessed about exercise, weight the sun on her skin as she reads does make sure she wears sun- Specialist. He days of sun every year.” loss and quitting smoking but a book by the pool, Thompson glasses. may be reached at Dr. Jerald L. Sklar sighs when not about caring for their skin. has cut way back on her sun- “It looks goofy having rac- (360) 482-2934 or asked why, when sun exposure “People take their skin for bathing. She might go out about coon eyes,” she says, “but I don’t [email protected]. is responsible for so many types granted a lot of times unless 10 times during the summer, want wrinkles.” Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 LIFE Ready for Blastoff at Comic-Con By Gina McIntyre chael C. Hall. Saturday Men”) to the science-fiction genre with Los Angeles Times Friday “Thor: The Dark World” is among a film that stars George Clooney and LOS ANGELES — More than Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and director the upcoming movies topping the Hall Sandra Bullock. 125,000 fans are expected to head to Edgar Wright will kick off the program- H schedule. New footage from “The “The LEGO Movie” marks the first Southern California this weekend for ming with “Game of Thrones,” “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” and the Aaron Eckhart-led action “I, Franken- feature-length animated entry from the San Diego’s Comic-Con International, Walking Dead” and Sony’s panel presen- brand and centers on a figure named tation featuring “The Amazing Spider- stein” will be featured during Lionsgate’s the pop-culture expo that runs from Emmet who is called upon to save the Man 2” also figuring into the lineup. panel presentation, and fans might also Today to Sunday (Wednesday was pre- world. Pegg, Frost and Wright will appear see some new footage from “Thor: The view night) and features panel discus- Sunday sions for blockbuster films, popular on the Focus Features panel to promote Dark World” and “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” during Marvel’s television shows and comics creators, “The World’s End,” due in the U.S. Aug. “Doctor Who” toplines a television- panel, which promises “many surprise 23. Highly anticipated among the Com- heavy lineup for the day that includes not to mention portfolio reviews for guests.” aspiring professionals, book signings, a ic-Con set, the movie sees Pegg play Gary panels devoted to the dramas “Break- King, a (lovable?) loser who recruits his Legendary and Warner Bros. kick cosplay masquerade and plenty of geek- off programming with presentations ing Bad” and “Sons of Anarchy” and friendly shopping on the convention high school chums to try to finish a pub cult comedies “Community” and “It’s crawl in their hometown that they un- on the “Godzilla” reboot from director floor. Tickets have long been sold out. Gareth Edwards and the Jeff-Bridges- Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” among Here are some of the mainstage successfully attempted in their younger other series. days — but the apocalypse intervenes. starrer “Seventh Son.” In the same ses- highlights: sion, Warner will showcase a trio of its Actors Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Thursday “The Walking Dead” panel devoted to the hit AMC zombie series will offer its own projects without ties to Legendary: Coleman will both be present at the Two Summit movies, the upcoming own take on the apocalypse, with many “300: Rise of an Empire,” “Gravity” and tribute to the 50th anniversary of “Doc- book adaptations “Ender’s Game” and of the show’s ensemble cast; the session “The LEGO Movie.” tor Who.” “Doctor Who” lead writer “Divergent,” will take the stage mid- devoted to HBO’s lavish fantasy follows. “Rise of an Empire” is neither a se- and executive producer Steven Moffat day in Hall H, Comic-Con’s marquee Sony will hold a two-hour presen- quel nor a prequel to Zack Snyder’s and writer-executive producer Mark 6,500-seat venue, bringing actors from tation to preview films including its “300” but a stand-alone film set before, Gatiss will talk about the series and the the two projects and new footage from “Spider-Man” sequel (star Andrew Gar- during and after the events of that anniversary special, “An Adventure in the films. Later in the day, Showtime’s field will be on hand), “Robocop” and movie; the new project is directed by Space and Time,” which will premiere hit serial killer series “Dexter” will “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2” TV commercial ace Noam Murro and on BBC America Nov. 23 and will star close out the Hall H programming with along with Screen Games’ “The Mortal produced by Snyder. “Gravity” sees the David Bradley as the first Doctor, Wil- an hour-long panel featuring star Mi- Instruments: City of Bones.” return of Alfonso Cuaron (“Children of liam Hartnell. ADVICE: Dear Abby Love For Kids Keeps Man In Loveless Relationship DEAR ABBY: We have a DEAR SCARED: Since debt What is the best way I in their lives. I jumped in and the children to a tougher life? -- grown son who is married with collectors are calling because can get my mind off this? — have taken the kids to activities, UNHAPPY IN SOUTH CARO- his own family and home. He your son isn’t paying his bills, do YOUNG GIRL IN ALABAMA helped with homework and I pay LINA and his wife have jobs. My not co-sign for a loan for him! If DEAR YOUNG GIRL: I am the majority of the bills. I dearly DEAR UNHAPPY: Because husband and I are semiretired — you do, you could wind up hav- sorry for your loss, which is a love the children. the woman you’re living with not rich, but we ing to pay it off yourselves. particularly difficult one at your My problem is I no longer shows no interest in improving live comfortably. Your son is an adult. That age. love their mother. Robin and I the quality of the relationship, Our credit score you are his mother does not It’s important that you un- are like roommates who share a wanting to leave does not make is great. obligate you to assume respon- derstand the feelings you are bed. There is no passion, no joy you a bad person. You will have My son sibility in case he doesn’t pay his experiencing are normal. Anger together and no partnership. I to accept that because the chil- wants us to bills. If he retaliates by not al- is a part of the grieving process, spend my time with the kids or dren depend upon you for cer- co-sign a loan lowing you to see the grandkids, and it may take some time for alone. She’s with them at dif- tain things they will be affected for him. I know so be it. If you knuckle under to you to get beyond it. ferent activities or busy on her by your departure. It’s too bad his credit is not emotional blackmail, it won’t The best way to “get your computer. When I suggest ways you didn’t consider that before good because I stop, and it could affect your mind off this” would be to find we could bond together, she says, moving in with someone who get phone calls By Abigail Van Buren standard of living for the rest of a safe place to TALK about it. “I’m too tired,” or “I don’t want had a family. from collection your lives. A grief support group would to do that,” or “This is the way it Try to make the breakup as agents looking for him. We re- be helpful. Your clergyperson is!” civil as possible. Before you go, ally don’t want to co-sign. DEAR ABBY: I’m in high could help you find one and so I have stayed this long only talk to each of the children indi- How do I explain this to school and my daddy just passed could your family doctor. for the kids, but I’m unhappy to vidually. Make it clear that they him? I feel that because I’m his away. I want to know why I have the point of aching. I feel guilty are not the reason the relation- mother it obligates me. I am so much anger and hurt about DEAR ABBY: I have been about leaving and the strain ship is ending and that you will also afraid he will stop letting this. I feel like he never got to living with my girlfriend, “Rob- it will put on the kids. Is there always care about them. That us see the grandkids if I refuse. see me reach any of my goals in in,” for four years. She has chil- a way to leave a situation like way, they won’t think they did — SCARED OF THE DOTTED life. The main goal was to see dren from a previous marriage, this? Am I a bad man for want- something bad and blame them- LINE my graduation. and their father is fairly active ing out and possibly leaving selves.

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The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- BRAVO 66 66 With Jeff Lewis wives of Miami wives of Miami wives of Miami wives of Miami wives of Miami wives of Miami CBUT 29 29 Mon Busy Animal Super Dood Cross Absolutely Nature/ Things the fifth estate Reci Stefano Lang & O’Leary Dragons’ Den ’ George 22 Min Doc Zone (CC) Land One/ C M T 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Social Hour CMT Music ’ Music Hot 20 Countdown (N) (CC) ›› Footloose (1984, Drama) Kevin Bacon. ’ (CC) Redneck Island CNBC 46 46 Sheer WEN Cook Total Cook Paid Paid Cook Hair Larry Power-Juicing Daily Cancer Sub-D Perf. Skin J. DenCook Paid CNBC Titans American Greed CNN 44 44 New Money Sat. Morning CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom Money Next CNN Newsroom (N) Gupta CNN Newsroom Situation Room CNN Newsroom A Cooper CNNH 45 45 New Day Saturday (N) Money Sat. 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News (N) Fashion Police The Life and Death of Anna Nicole: An E! News Special Keeping Up With Keeping Up With E! News Hair mance) Drew Barrymore, Anjelica Huston. Soup Anna Nicole Smith. the Kardashians the Kardashians 2013 Open Championship Third Round. From Muirfield in Gullane, East Lothian, Scotland. (N) (Live) 2013 ESPYs Awards (CC) Auto Racing Global Rally- SportsCenter (N) 2013 Open Championship Best of the ESPN 32 32 cross Championship. (N) (Live) (CC) Third Round. ESPN2 33 33 SportsCenter SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Nine for IX Nine for IX Softball MLL Lacrosse CrossFit Games CFL Football FAM 39 39 TrainIn Lumi ›› Overboard (1987, Comedy) Goldie Hawn. ›› Can’t Buy Me Love (1987) › Just My Luck (2006), Chris Pine › When in Rome (2010) ›› You Again (2010) Kristen Bell. Pretty FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. News News HQ Cavuto Cash In The Five (N) News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Dirty WEN Sand. Guy’s Be.- Best Barbe Pioneer Pioneer Trisha’s Con Giada Chopped My. My. Restaurant: Im. Restaurant Sta. Diners Diners Iron Chef Amer. FX 53 53 Front Sexy- ›› Shrek Forever After (2010, Com- How I How I How I How I Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› The Tourist (2010, Suspense) ››› Salt (2010, Action) Angelina Jolie, Liev Sch- ›› XXX Yard Bodies edy) Voices of Mike Myers. Met Met Met Met Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie. reiber, Chiwetel Ejiofor. (2002) GOLF 70 70 LPGA Tour Golf Golf American Century Championship, First Round. LPGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Live Live Live Live HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love Golden Golden Golden Golden ›› The Good Witch’s Garden (2009, ›› The Good Witch’s Gift (2010) ›› The Good Witch’s Family (2011, ›› The Good Witch’s Charm (2012, Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Girls Girls Girls Girls Drama) Catherine Bell. (CC) Catherine Bell, Chris Potter. (CC) Drama) Catherine Bell. (CC) Drama) Catherine Bell. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Proac Floor Disas Disas Disas Disas Disas Disas Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It HIST 37 37 Power Cook Heavy Metal Life After People (CC) Seven Signs of the Apocalypse Cults: Dangerous Devotion (CC) Manson Charles Manson. (CC) Jonestown Paradise Lost (CC) LI FE 51 51 Paid Nopa HOPE Skin Paid Paid Sub-D Paid Paid WEN Wife Swap (CC) Wife Swap (CC) Catering Wars Tall Hot Blonde (2012) (CC) Romeo Killer: Chris Porco MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) MSNBC Live (N) Karen Finney The Ed Show (N) Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera MTV 63 63 Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. ››› Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) ’ Teen Wolf ’ Ten Girl Girl ›› She’s the Man (2006) Amanda Bynes. ’ ››› 13 Going on 30 ’ NBCS 34 34 2013 Tour de France Stage 20. (N) (Live) 2013 Tour de France Stage 20. 2013 Tour de France Stage 20. World Challenge Motorcycle Racing Tour de France NICK 40 40 House House Parents Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong Spong Sanjay Turtles Mon Sanjay Spong Rang Spong Parents Parents Parents Parents Sam & Sam & Haunte Spong OXY 50 50 Vivica Paid Total TrainIn Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model R O OT 31 31 Paid Losing Light SMART Pain Front Fitness 10 Min Ladder Dr. Ho Pain Paid Summer Dew Summer Dew Bensin Timbers Mari Pre MLB Baseball: Mariners at Astros SPIKE 57 57 Paid Say No Paid Sexy- Paid Paid Xtreme Horse- Trucks! Muscle- Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Ink Master ’ (CC) ›› Piranha (2010, Horror) Elisabeth ››› Batman Be- Prog. to Pain Prog. Bodies Prog. Prog. 4x4 (N) power (N) ’ Car Night. Night. Night. Night. Night. Night. Shue, Adam Scott. ’ gins (2005) ’ SYFY 59 59 Cook Hair Front WEN Cook Cook Total Star Trek: Next ››› Star Trek: First Contact (1996) ›› Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), Brent Spiner ›› Highlander: The Source (2007) Blade II TBN 20 20 Penguin Veggie Veggie Veggie Veggie Penguin Veggie Veggie Veggie Veggie Veggie Penguin Veggie Veggie Veggie News ›› Misty (1961) Angels Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Fresh Fresh House/ Meet, There Accord- Rules Rules › Killers (2010) Ashton Kutcher, Kath- ››› Wedding Crashers (2005, Comedy) Owen Ray- Friends Friends Friends Friends Prince Prince Payne Browns Yet? ing-Jim erine Heigl. (CC) (DVS) Wilson, Vince Vaughn. (CC) (DVS) mond (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Four Houses (N) Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER TNT 54 54 Law & Order Law & Order “Hu- Perception “Toxic” King & Maxwell Major Crimes (CC) Rizzoli & Isles Law & Order “An- ›› Journey to the Center of the Earth ››› The Town (2010, Crime Drama) Ben Affleck, Training “Paranoia” ’ miliation” ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) gel” ’ (2008) Brendan Fraser. (CC) Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm. (CC) (DVS) Day TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Scan2 Johnny Bey Poké Leg Ben 10 Batman Teen Teen Teen Teen Teen Groj. Groj. Johnny Johnny Leg Leg Teen Teen Teen Teen TRAV 36 36 Rifles Paid When Vacations Mysteries at No Reservation No Reservation No Reservation Man v. Food Adam Adam BBQ Cr. BBQ Cr. RV Crazy! (CC) Extreme RVs Extreme RVs TRUTV 49 49 Paid Hair Walk Dirty Cook De Cook Sexy Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Wipeout (CC) Wipeout (CC) USA 58 58 No to Paid Cook Cook Paid Shark Royal Pains Burn Notice “All or Suits “The Arrange- Graceland “Heat › The Back-up Plan (2010) Jennifer Lopez, Alex ›› No Strings Attached (2011) Natalie Portman, Botox Prog. Safe Safe Prog. Sonic “Vertigo” Nothing” ment” Run” O’Loughlin, Michaela Watkins. (CC) Ashton Kutcher. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. Miss U ›› Arthur (2011) Russell Brand. ’ Totally Royal Hollywood Exes Couples Therapy Couples Therapy Life 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 18, 2013 ENTERTAINMENT

Movies Sports Kids Bets SATURDAY EVENING July 20, 2013 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 ABC 4 4 KOMO 4 News Saturday 6:00pm Mi- Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (CC) Zero Hour “Escapement” Hank’s mother ›› The Game Plan (2007, Comedy) Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Madison Pet- KOMO 4 News Burn Notice (CC) chelle Esteban, Russ Bowen. (N) “Portland Week” reveals a secret. (N) ’ (CC) tis. A carefree football player learns he has a daughter. ’ (CC) 11:00pm NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Laura McKenzie’s Northwest Back- American Ninja Warrior Competitors Crossing Lines “Long-Haul Predators” Do No Harm “A Stand-In” Lena decides KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) (CC) Traveler roads face new obstacles in Miami. A shocking secret is revealed. she wants to move on. (N) ’ Live ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) WNBA Basketball Los Angeles Sparks at Seattle Storm. (N) (Live) Law & Order “Empire” ’ (CC) News Inside Edition Access Hollywood ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) Unforgettable “The Man in the Woods” 48 Hours A wealthy couple are targeted 48 Hours “Long Island Serial Killer” KIRO 7 News at omg! Insider (N) CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News Carrie returns to Syracuse. for death. (N) ’ (CC) Long Island serial killer detective. (N) 11PM ’ (CC) ’ ’ PBS 9 9 Antiques Roadshow Heirloom Chip- Fake or Fortune? Painting could be by Extraordinary Women “Grace Kelly” ››› Oh, God! (1977, Comedy) George Burns, John Denver, Teri Garr. The Al- Mr. Bean (CC) Mr. Bean (CC) pendale tall chest; 8-ball. (CC) Anthony van Dyck. ’ (CC) Actress Grace Kelly. (N) ’ (CC) mighty picks a store manager to be his spokesman. Bloopers ’ (CC) Bloopers ’ (CC) Bones “The Bone That Blew” Skeletal Bones “Two Bodies in the Lab” Brennan Q13 FOX News at Cops “Las Vegas, Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Con- Star Wars: The Clone Wars MNT 10 10 remains in wooded preserve. ’ is the target of a shooting. 9 (N) (CC) Nevada” ’ (CC) Files (N) ’ (CC) spiracy Files (N) Rules of Engage- Rules of Engage- The Office “Body The Office “The CSI: Miami “Wannabe” A man steals Leverage “The Tap-Out Job” The crew Criminal Minds “Mosley Lane” The It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 ment ’ (CC) ment ’ (CC) Language” (CC) Cover-Up” (CC) from a crime scene. ’ (CC) goes after a corrupt promoter. team profiles a child abductor. (CC) in Phila. in Phila. Antiques Roadshow Painting by Frank Doctor Who (Part Doctor Who (Part As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- Inspector Morse An accused murderer Masterpiece Mystery! Sudden death of PBS 12 12 Zappa; violin. ’ (CC) 3 of 6) 4 of 6) “The Affair” “Welcome News” pearances (CC) pearances (CC) dies. a student. ’ (CC) Two and a Half Two and a Half The Big Bang The Big Bang Cops “Fight Night” Cops “Busted No. Bones “The Gunk in the Garage” An Q13 FOX News at Washington’s The Cleveland American Dad FOX 13 13 Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) (CC) 3” (CC) explosion in a hotel garage. ’ (PA) 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted Show ’ “Killer Vacation” IND 14 14 Vegas En Vogue II Jewelry Vegas Rocks! After Party Vegas Rocks! After Party North Shore Linens Beautiful Bedroom Practical Ideas Monk “Mr. Monk Takes Manhattan” Monk “Mr. Monk & the Panic Room” Monk Monk investigates a bomb deto- Monk “Mr. Monk Gets Fired” Murder Monk “Mr. Monk Meets the Godfather” Monk Sharona keeps seeing a blood- ION 15 15 Monk searches for his wife’s killer. Record producer’s death. ’ (CC) nation. ’ (CC) evidence; PI license. ’ (CC) Monk infiltrates the mob. ’ soaked man. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire ABC 22 22 KATU News at 6 Bob Dylan, The Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune Zero Hour “Escapement” Hank’s mother ›› The Game Plan (2007, Comedy) Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Madison Pet- KATU News at 11 Castle City council- (N) ’ (CC) Byrds “Portland Week” reveals a secret. (N) ’ (CC) tis. A carefree football player learns he has a daughter. ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) man dies. (CC) NBC Nightly News Northwest Back- Inside Edition Grants Getaways American Ninja Warrior Competitors Crossing Lines “Long-Haul Predators” Do No Harm “A Stand-In” Lena decides NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) roads Weekend (N) ’ face new obstacles in Miami. A shocking secret is revealed. she wants to move on. (N) ’ 11 (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Sabadazo (SS) La Familia P. Luche (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante Texana que pesó más de 1,000 libras. (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 › Driven (2001, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Burt Reynolds, Kip Pardue. A former Cops “Fight Night” Cops “Busted No. Bones “The Gunk in the Garage” An 10 O’Clock News (N) The Cleveland American Dad racer returns to the sport to help a rising star. (CC) 3” (CC) explosion in a hotel garage. ’ (PA) Show ’ “Killer Vacation” A&E 52 52 ››› True Lies (1994, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom ››› The Bourne Identity (2002, Suspense) Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Chris Cooper. An amne- Storage Wars New Storage Wars New Storage Wars New Arnold. A man lives the double life of a spy and a family man. (CC) siac agent is marked for death after a botched hit. (CC) York (CC) York (CC) York (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› The Cowboys (1972, Western) John Wayne, Roscoe Lee Browne, Bruce Dern. Rancher takes schoolboys on cattle ››› The Sons of Katie Elder (1965, Western) John Wayne, Dean Martin, Martha Hyer. Sons attend mother’s Texas fu- drive. (CC) neral, avenge slain father. (CC) APL 43 43 My Cat From Hell ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell “Devil Cat” (CC) My Cat From Hell “Crazy Daisy” (N) My Cat From Hell (N) ’ My Cat From Hell “Evil Kashmir” ’ My Cat From Hell “Crazy Daisy” ’ BET 56 56 ›› Soul Plane (2004) Kevin Hart. › Friday After Next (2002, Comedy) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. (CC) ›› Madea’s Family Reunion (2006, Comedy) Tyler Perry, Blair Underwood. (CC) › B.A.P.S (1997) BRAVO 66 66 Million Dollar Listing New York Million Dollar Listing New York Biggest Million Dollar Listing New York Luis ›› Quantum of Solace (2008, Action) Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko, Mathieu Amalric. James Bond ›› Quantum of listing of Frederik’s career. hunts for lasting partnerships. seeks revenge for the death of Vesper Lynd. Solace (2008) CBUT 29 29 The National (N) Marketplace ’ Absolutely Vancouver (CC) The Big Decision ’ (CC) CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival ’ News The Bang Bang Club (2010) Ryan Phillippe. ’ (CC) C M T 61 61 Bounty Hunters Hillbillies for Hire ›› Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995, Comedy) Jim Carrey. ’ (CC) Redneck Island “The Shady Burrito” Bounty Hunters Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Debt Do Us Part Debt Do Us Part American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) Debt Do Us Part Debt Do Us Part SexyBodies Cancer: Winning CNN 44 44 To Be Announced To Be Announced Stroumboulopoulos To Be Announced To Be Announced Stroumboulopoulos CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper Special Report To Be Announced Mystery Det. Mystery Det. Nancy Grace Mysteries To Be Announced To Be Announced COM 60 60 › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher. A ›› 50 First Dates (2004, Romance-Comedy) Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. A Gabriel Iglesias: I’m Not Fat... I’m Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Stuff pizza maker inherits a fortune from a distant relative. man falls for a woman who has short-term memory loss. Fluffy The comic performs. (CC) Comic Amy Schumer performs. (CC) D I S 41 41 Good-Charlie Shake It Up! ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Good-Charlie Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Gravity Falls ’ A.N.T. Farm (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog Fast N’ Loud “Low Riding Lincoln” 1970 Fast N’ Loud Evel Knievel’s Messer- Fast N’ Loud ’64 Dodge Sweptline; ’32 Fast N’ Loud Richard flips a ’52 Chevy. Fast N’ Loud ’67 Ford Galaxie 500; ’72 Fast N’ Loud Richard flips a ’52 Chevy. DSC 8 8 Lincoln Continental Mark III. ’ schmitt microcar. ’ (CC) Ford Roadster. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Pantera. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ›› Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009, Comedy) Kevin James, Jayma Mays. A security ››› Knocked Up (2007, Romance-Comedy) Seth Rogen, Katherine Heigl, Paul Rudd. A one-night The Soup Guest Fashion Police officer confronts bad guys at a suburban New Jersey mall. stand has an unforeseen consequence. Greg Kelly. 2013 Open Championship Best of the Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Third Round. (N Same-day Tape) ESPN2 33 33 CFL Football NHRA Drag Racing Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals, Qualifying. (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) 2013 ESPYs Awards (CC) FAM 39 39 ››› Pretty Woman (1990, Romance-Comedy) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. ›› Burlesque (2010, Drama) Cher. A small-town gal finds her niche at a neoburlesque club. ››› The Blind Side (2009, Drama) Sandra Bullock. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye (N) Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Food Network Star Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Iron Chef America “Flay vs. Stein” FX 53 53 ›› XXX (2002, Action) Vin Diesel, Asia Argento, Marton Csokas. A spy tries to ››› Transformers (2007, Action) Shia LaBeouf, Tyrese Gibson, Josh Duhamel. Two races of robots wage war on Earth. ›› Transformers: Revenge of the stop an anarchist with weapons. Fallen (2009) Shia LaBeouf. GOLF 70 70 Live From Live From Live From Live From Live From Live From PGA Tour Golf Sanderson Farms Championship, Third Round. From Madison, Miss. HALL 19 19 ›› The Good Witch (2008, Drama) Catherine Bell, Chris Potter, Sarah Power. A Cedar Cove “Pilot” (Series Premiere) Judge Olivia Lockhart’s Cedar Cove “Pilot” Judge Olivia Lockhart’s new opportunity. (CC) Frasier “Here’s woman moves to a small town and changes people’s lives. (CC) new opportunity. (N) (CC) Looking at You” HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It (CC) Love It or List It (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars Counting Cars LI FE 51 51 The Craigslist Killer (2011) Jake McDorman, Billy Baldwin. (CC) ›› Anna Nicole (2013, Docudrama) Agnes Bruckner, Martin Landau. (CC) The Toyman Killer (2013) Sarah Carter, Magda Apanowicz. Premiere. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup: Raw “A Private Hell” Lockup Orange County Lockup Orange County Lockup: Raw “LOL...JK” MTV 63 63 13 Going on 30 › What a Girl Wants (2003, Comedy-Drama) Amanda Bynes, Colin Firth, Kelly Preston. ’ ›› She’s the Man (2006) Amanda Bynes, James Kirk. A student poses as her twin brother. ’ 13 Going on 30 NBCS 34 34 2013 Tour de France Stage 20. From Annecy to Annecy - Semnoz. Premier League IndyCar 36 2013 Tour de France Stage 20. From Annecy to Annecy - Semnoz. NICK 40 40 SpongeBob SpongeBob SquarePants ’ (CC) Sam & Cat (N) ’ Hathaways Marvin Marvin ’ Big Time Rush See Dad Run ’ The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002) Reese Witherspoon. R O OT 31 31 MLB Baseball: Mariners at Astros Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Portland Timbers at Philadelphia Union. MLS Soccer Colorado Rapids at Seattle Sounders FC. MLB Baseball SPIKE 57 57 ››› Batman Begins (2005, Action) Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Nee- ›› The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006, Action) Lucas Black, Zachery Ty Bryan, Bow Wow. ›› Piranha (2010) Elisabeth Shue. Hundreds of man-eating son. Bruce Wayne becomes Gotham City’s Dark Knight. ’ An American street racer takes on a Japanese champion. ’ fish converge on a popular waterside resort. ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Blade II (2002, Horror) Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Ron Perlman. Sinbad “The Siren” Sinbad Sinbad returns to Basra. (N) Primeval: New World (N) ›› Dinoshark (2010) Eric Balfour. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Not a Fan Travel the Road The One Lamb (2009, Drama) John W. Price, Bryan Forrest, Alyson Lowe. Live at Oak Tree Virtual Memory The King of The King of The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Sullivan & Son Deon Cole’s Black TBS 55 55 Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) “Rumspringa” Box TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ››› Training Day (2001, Crime Drama) Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke. A ›› 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003, Action) Paul Walker, Tyrese, Eva Mendes. Two ›› The Fast and the Furious (2001, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. An under- rookie cop meets a corrupt Los Angeles narcotics officer. (CC) friends and a U.S. customs agent try to nail a criminal. (CC) (DVS) cover cop infiltrates the world of street racing. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Incredible Crew Incredible Crew ››› Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (2009) Voices of Bill Hader. King of the Hill American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Extreme RVs (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Monumental Mysteries (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “La Purisima” TRUTV 49 49 Wipeout “Let’s Make a Wipeout” ’ Wipeout ’ (CC) Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Top 20 Most Shocking Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Covert Affairs “Vamos” Annie must bal- USA 58 58 “Clock” ’ (CC) “Outsider” Fin investigates a rape. Fin’s son may be linked to a murder. Crooked prison guard suspected. ’ “Learning Curve” ’ (CC) (DVS) ance new relationships. VH1 62 62 Couples Therapy ’ Couples Therapy “Brutally Honest” Couples Therapy ’ ›› Rock Star (2001) Mark Wahlberg. A singer lands a gig with his heavy-metal heroes. ’ Miss U Much ’

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