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$1 Airport Ownership Mid-Week Edition Chehalis Council to Thursday, Dissolve Airport Board Nov. 14, 2013 / Main 3 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Director Jim Rothlin to Final Arguments Leave Port of Chehalis in Cold Case Trial NeW JOB Rothlin to Become Suspect’s Attorney Calls No Witnesses; Jury to Take Over Next Port of Bremerton CEO on Jan. 1 By Amy Nile [email protected] The Port of Chehalis Executive Director is leaving the Mint City. Jim Rothlin has received an of- fer to become the next chief execu- tive officer at the Port of Bremer- ton. Though the new position still depends on con- tract negotiations, Rothlin said, he expects to start in Bremerton Jan. 1. “It is sad. For me, it was a tough Jim Rothlin decision,” the Che- Port of Chehalis halis native said. “Professionally it made a lot of sense as far as growth.” Because he grew up in Chehalis, please see PORT, page Main 11

Pete Caster / [email protected] Lewis County Deputy Prosecutor Will Halstead presents the prosecution’s closing arguments in Rick Rife's double-homicide trial in Lewis County Superior Court Hunter on Wednesday morning at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Dies Near ‘THAT’S FiRST-DegRee MURDeR’ Prosecutors Tie Together Five Weeks of Testimony From 90 West Lewis Witnesses in 1985 Double-Murder Trial By Stephanie Schendel County [email protected] Eighty-three-year-old Minnie Maurin was killed moments before her 81-year-old husband on Dec. 19, 1985, Deputy Pros- After Crash ecutor Will Halstead told the jury during closing arguments in the cold-case murder trial against Rick Riffe Wednesday. By Kyle Spurr She was shot from behind in the left shoulder, and the shotgun pellets then traveled through the right side of her face, [email protected] killing her immediately. An elderly woman died Tuesday Following the slaying of Minnie Maurin, the prosecutor morning near Doty after driving Rick Rife’s attorney, John Crowley, reacts to closing arguments by the prosecu- TRiAl, tion Wednesday in Lewis County Superior Court. her truck over a cliff and down a please see page Main 11 several hundred-foot ravine while on a hunting trip, according to the Pacific County Sheriff’s Office. An elderly man in the passen- Relief for Local Residents After Typhoon gers seat was airlifted to Harbor- view Medical Center in Seattle. WAiTiNg Centralia, ippines last week continued to Friday’s devastating storm, Four days after the storm “It appears they were out hunt- Rochester Women rise, local residents anxiously Clymer said, her loved ones re- hit, Clymer said, word came ing and made some kind of a turn awaited word from family main without food, medicine from her sister who is living in on a landing on a logging road and Struggle to Get members abroad. and clothing. The typhoon has Taiwan. She has yet to hear the for some reason went off the road,” Information on Families Annabel Clymer, a Philip- displaced some 600,000 people, voices of her family members Deputy Pat Matlock said. “The fe- pino woman who works at many of them homeless, hun- for herself. Though she has male was pronounced dead at the By Amy Nile Centralia Safeway, said she gry and thirsty. been trying for days to reach finally heard Tuesday evening “I’ve been crying. I didn’t scene.” [email protected] them, the phone lines remain The elderly couple have not yet that her friends and family had know what’s going on,” Cly- dead. As the death toll from the survived Typhoon Haiyan. mer said. “It’s just heartbreak- please see CRASH, page Main 11 storm that decimated the Phil- Sill, in the aftermath of ing.” please see RelieF, page Main 11

The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Weather Sex Offender Arrest Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 TONigHT Low 40 Winlock Oswald, Joan B., Centralia Follow Us on Twitter TOMORROW High 50 Senn, Harry Gene, 87, Lacey @chronline Few Showers Man Steffen, Alfred W., 84, Lacey see details on page Main 2 Accused Benny, Alfred W., 91, Centralia Find Us on Facebook Abson, Derek, 84, Centralia www.facebook.com/ Weather picture by in Rape of Hughes, Walter, 69, Centralia thecentraliachronicle McKenna Church, Onalaska Robinson, Wesley E., 90, Chehalis Elementary, Fifth Grade Neighbor / Main 3 CH506849cz.drb Main 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 COMMUNITY CALENDAR / WEATHER

Community Editor’s Best Bet ‘Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House’ at Fox Theatre Historic Fox Theatre Res- Calendar torations invites the public to a special screening of “Mr Bland- Thursday, Nov. 14 ings Builds His Dream House” WHAT’S HAPPENING? Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- starring Cary Grant and Myrna house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you Loy. “Up,” 7 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Centralia would like included in the The movie will be shown at College, adults $10, students and seniors Community Calendar, please 7 p.m. tonight. The showing is $8, for mature audiences, call 736-9391, email your information to part of “Realtors Night Out,” an ext. 525, for reservations [email protected]. event that Windermere Real Es- Basket making, with Carolyn Snedi- Include a daytime telephone gar, 10 a.m., White Pass Country Museum, tate is hosting at the Fox Theatre number where you can be in Centralia. 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwood, (360) reached. 494-4422 or (360) 494-4031 There is no charge for these Tickets are available at the Public Agencies listings. door. Tickets for Fox members are $7. Single tickets for others Centralia Planning Commission, 6 p.m., For questions about council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Maple calendar items, call Doug are $8, and family passes (up to St., Centralia, (360) 330-7671 Blosser at The Chronicle, (360) four people) are $20. The Fox has Centralia College Board of Trustees, 3 807-8238. popcorn while Holley’s Place and p.m., Hanson Boardrooms, Hanson Ad- The Fox Annex provide movie ministration Building, Centralia College, snacks and drinks. (360) 736-9391, ext. 231 or email jreau- ing resources and catalyze small [email protected] Beer, wine and champagne community with a clear vision for will be available for purchase as Libraries economic growth. well. Book Babies, for babies 12-24 months, McCray coauthored “Small 11 a.m., Centralia Town Rules: How Big Brands and Book Babies, for babies birth-24 Small Businesses Can Prosper in months, 1 p.m., Chehalis a Connected Economy.” She also Junior PageTurners Book Group for writes the “Small Biz Survival” Kids, for children grades 1-3, 3:30 p.m., blog. “Up,” 8 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Centralia rial military and administrative Tenino From 10:45 a.m. until noon, College, adults $10, students and seniors leadership. Through the presenta- The Knitting Circle, for adults, 4 p.m., there will be a roundtable discus- $8, for mature audiences, call 736-9391, Salkum ext. 525, for reservations tion, participants will realize the sion involving local experts and Rising Tide seminar, noon, New Sci- changing significance of words agencies about the current status ence Center, room 121, Sheel Bansal, like “Democrat” and “Republican” of the ecosystem. postdoctoral forest ecologist, U.S. Forest and learn about various opinions Friday, Nov. 15 Following a catered lunch, Service, (360) 736-9391, ext. 305, or email on race and slavery in the terri- [email protected] there will be an interactive activ- tory. The reading will be followed ity 1-2:30 p.m. in which partici- Clay Chambers and the Last Ride, 9 WSU Extension Presents p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Ea- by a conversation about the ideas pants will map their communi- gle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 and themes raised. ‘Pathways to Prosperity’ ties, identify projects or resources McConaghy is a public histo- Conference that will improve them and share rian specializing in Pacific North- ideas for community develop- Saturday, Nov. 16 west history. At Seattle’s Museum Washington State Univer- ment and revitalization. of History & Industry, she has sity Extension is presenting the A wrapup 2:30-3 p.m. will look Historian to Speak About curated a series of successful “Washington Rural Pathways to at, “Where do we go from here?” projects, including the museum’s Prosperity Conference,” a pro- Conference registration is $25. State’s Link to Civil War core exhibits, Metropolis 150 and gram on planning for rural eco- To register, go to WAruralpros- Washington state’s involvement Essential Seattle, as well as Blue nomic development, Friday at the perity.wsu.edu. in the Civil War will be discussed vs. Gray: Civil War in the Pacific WSU Conference Room at the by historian Lorraine McConaghy Northwest.” Lewis County Courthouse. Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled at the Vernetta Smith Chehalis The event starts with a webi- Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Cen- McConaghy teaches at the ter, $5, (360) 262-3041 Timberland Library on Saturday, University of Washington. Her nar presentation 9-10:30 a.m. by Nov. 16 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Becky McCray. 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5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Nov. 14, 2013 Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 50.98 65.0 -0.04 90s H L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 74.13 85.0 0.00 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.67 10.5 -0.08 50s Cowlitz at Randle H Few Showers Rain Likely Few Showers Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny 40s 6.53 18.0 -0.08 30s 53º 40º 50º 39º 48º 33º 45º 31º 45º 35º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 8.86 ---- -0.01 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 ...... 7:14 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 4:38 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 57 Moonrise ...... 3:11 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 43 50/42 50/32 Moonset...... 4:05 a.m. Normal High ...... 53 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 39 52/41 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 62 in 1995 Seattle Anchorage 41/23 t 30/12 s Record Low...... 16 in 1955 52/44 Boise 53/34 s 46/36 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Full Last New First Boston 51/37 s 58/41 s Yesterday ...... 0.01" 53/42 48/34 11/17 11/25 12/2 12/9 Dallas 62/47 s 71/62 cl Month to date ...... 1.60" Tacoma Honolulu 77/72 sh 82/72 mc Normal month to date ...2.91" Centralia 52/42 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 76/52 s 70/48 s Year to date...... 27.95" 53/40 Yakima Nashville 57/35 s 62/48 mc Normal year to date ....35.75" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 83/58 s 80/56 s 53/34 Longview 52/40 Trees None None St. Louis 56/39 s 58/45 pc Salt Lake City 57/36 s 48/35 sn AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 52/43 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 69/50 pc 72/50 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 55/34 s 59/42 s Portland 52/42 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 53/45 51/39 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 75/56 s 74/57 s New Delhi 79/52 s 78/51 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 57/33 s 59/35 s Paris 49/38 sh 48/39 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 52/43 sh 50/40 ra Spokane 47/31 pc 38/33 rs London 49/37 pc 46/35 mc Rio de Janeiro 78/67 s 83/68 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 52/44 sh 51/44 ra Tri Cities 52/35 pc 49/35 ra Mexico City 72/50 mc 75/52 pc Rome 68/55 pc 61/48 ra sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 53/42 sh 50/41 ra Wenatchee 51/36 pc 48/34 ra Moscow 38/34 rs 38/32 mc Sydney 78/60 s 69/59 sh • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 Sex Offender Arrested for Rape of 61-Year-Old ARRESTED: A 23-Year- he lived and told another man, "I having sexual contact with them. just got some …. I hope the cops Freece was charged Tues- Old Winlock Man don't come and get me," accord- day afternoon with first-degree Allegedly Raped Woman ing to court documents. burglary, a class A felony, and When the man asked Freece third-degree rape, a class C felo- Last Week Inside if the woman had asked him to ny, during his preliminary court Her Apartment stop, he said, "Yes, but it felt good appearance in Lewis County Su- so I kept going," court docu- perior Court. By Stephanie Schendel ments state. Deputy Prosecutor Joely [email protected] The victim told police the O'Rourke described the case as A 23-year-old Winlock man alleged rape happened over the "extremely disturbing." was arrested after he allegedly course of an hour. "He's an absolute threat to the raped a 61-year-old Winlock Freece, a registered sex of- community," she said. woman inside her apartment Fri- fender, was convicted in August Public defender Bob day evening. of fourth-degree assault with Schroeter, who represents most Rupp W. Freece lives in the sexual motivation that stemmed accused felons on their prelimi- same apartment complex as the from an incident in which he nary court appearance, told the victim. Deputies responded to forced a woman into a bedroom judge that Freece has "cognitive the 200 block of Pine Tree Road and would not let her leave, court delays" and "functional limita- outside of Winlock at about 9:30 documents state. tions." p.m. Friday to a reported rape He was also previously con- Freece hung his head and that had just occurred. victed of communication with a sniffled throughout the brief The alleged sexual assault minor for immoral purposes in court appearance. occurred inside the woman's 2011, which stemmed from him Superior Court Judge Pete Caster / [email protected] apartment and afterward, Freece allegedly providing vodka to two James Lawler set Freece's bail at Rupp Freece makes an appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Tuesday returned to the apartment where teenage girls, ages 14 and 15, and $100,000. afternoon at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Chehalis City Council Accepts Sole Ownership of Airport

VOTE: City Council Approves Ownership Transfer, Plans to “It seems to me having an “All the Airport Board wanted Dissolve Airport Board Airport Board clouds the lines of was what was best for the city By Kyle Spurr authority.” and the county.” [email protected] Jim Janson Merlin MacReynold The Chehalis-Centralia Air- Airport Board chairman Chehalis city manager port is now the sole property of the city of Chehalis. The Chehalis City Council unanimously agreed on Tuesday the existing Airport Governing the future will bring.” to the city council. wanted was what was best for the night to take ownership of the Board should be dissolved. City Manager Merlin Mac- The seven-member Airport city and the county.” airport with plans to make it a Councilors Bob Spahr and Reynold assured the city council Board had been against the The city will take over opera- department within the city. Terry Harris spoke in support that the Airport Board would ownership transfer since it was The city was presented with of retaining the Airport Board, only add an unnecessary layer first proposed by County Com- the ownership opportunity after which managed the airport to authority and may take away missioner Bill Schulte in Janu- the Lewis County Commission while the city and county owned from the city council’s authority. ary. The Airport Board released unanimously agreed last month it. “It seems to me having an Air- a detailed report in March that Centralia/ to transfer its half ownership of Chehalis Harris said the Airport Board port Board clouds the lines of au- questioned the county’s reasons Government the airport to Chehalis, citing has the knowledge to offer orga- thority,” MacReynold said. for transferring ownership and concerns about streamlining op- West & nizational and policy sugges- The city council ultimately concluded it is not in the best Central Lewis erations, liability and costs. tions to current and future city decided to make the airport a interest of the community or the County Prior to the unanimous vote, council members. stand-alone department without other parties involved. the city council held a work- “We don’t know a damn thing an airport advisory board. How- “It’s a bit baffling to me,” Jim shop Tuesday night to discuss about airports up here and fu- ever, City Attorney Bill Hillier Janson, Airport Board Chair- Kyle Spurr whether the airport should be a ture people may not know,” Har- said the opportunity to create an man, a former, county rep., said [email protected] free-standing department and if ris said. “We have no idea what Airport Board is always available Friday. “All the Airport Board CH510008bw.db Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 LOCAL Lewis County Jail to Exceed Projected Revenue SHUFFLE: Jail Makes About Not so. In late 2012, the county ed $38,000 less,” Hanson said. is not yet known. “(The administrator) assured estimated it could lose up to “That’s because the Olympia City The jail in 2014 also will likely $1 Million a Year Holding us that their facility is not made $400,000 in contract housing Jail took two beds away.” see less revenue from inmates’ Out-of-County Inmates to house the kind of people they revenue. The jail has a variety of other long distance calls. have to house,” Hansen said. At first, the new system was, expenses to consider in 2014. About four months ago, the By Lisa Broadt On an average day last year, in fact, a struggle, Hanson said. No one, including the in- Federal Communications Com- Lewis County had 155 minimum Lately, it’s gotten better. [email protected] mates, has noticed that for sev- mission implemented a manda- security, 32 medium security “I think we’re going to be eral years, the Lewis County Jail The Lewis County Jail is on and 21 maximum security pris- OK. The DOC thing is turning has not provided legal resources, tory long-distance call rate cap track to exceed its projected rev- oners, according to the jail’s an- around,” Hanson said. “It did as required by law. which, according to the FCC, “en- enue for 2013, Jail Administrator nual report. impact us initially, but those According to Hanson, no- sures that the rates for interstate Kevin Hanson said Tuesday. A recent statewide change people are coming up on their body noticed because nobody long-distance calls made by pris- He attri- in incarceration policies — pre- five violations, and they’re doing requested the services. on inmates are just, reasonable butes the sur- dicted to have dire effects on the 15 to 30 days each time instead of Now, two inmates want ac- and fair.” plus, in large jail’s finances — also has turned the constant turnaround.” cess to information, and the Under a contract with the part, to retain- out better than expected. “We’re still getting constant Prosecutor’s Office has asked the Alabama-based phone company ing a customer The “Swift and Certain” in- turnaround every 72 hours — jail to make resources available. Global Tel*Link Corporation, the jail thought carceration model, which went book and release, book and re- To fulfill the law, most jails it would lose. Lewis County Jail inmates have into action at the beginning of lease, book and release,” he said, and prisons provide law libraries. been paying a flat fee of $3.50 and The jail this year, has created a system “but we’re starting to see some But for the Lewis County Jail, makes more then $0.89 a minute for all out of Kevin Hanson in which low-risk parole viola- longer term incarcerations now.” that option is too pricey. than $1 million tions, such as those testing posi- The jail recently announced “We’ve been searching franti- state calls. jail The price of a 15-minute call each year hous- administrator tive for drugs or alcohol, result in a 5 percent increase in contract cally to come up with solutions,” ing out of coun- immediate one- to three-day jail rates for next year. Hanson said. with Global Tel*Link’s prices was ty inmates. sentences. “Even with the increase, Lewis The most likely option: a dig- $16.85. It has has the capacity to Previously, parole violations County is offering one of the best itized library. With the FCC’s new rules, that house 356 inmates; in 2012 it were addressed with a hearings deals in town,” Hanson said. The volumes of information call can cost no more than $3.75. averaged 211 a day, 60 of whom process that could result in 30, “We’ve purposefully kept our — so much that it must be stored Last year, long distance calls came from outside of Lewis 60 or 90-day jail sentences, and rates low. It costs us over $80 on a remote hard drive — will generated about $70,000 for the County that could take weeks or months a day to house an inmate, and cover a wide range of legal topics. jail. The new rates could reduce Inmates bussed in from to implement. we’re charging $52.50.” LexisNexis, one of two pro- that revenue up to 80 percent. Olympia, Lacey, Thurston Coun- Only after racking up mul- “It’s not a one to one ratio,” grams under consideration, “We’re going to put out a re- ty and the Department of Cor- tiple one- to three-day sentences Hanson said about the jail’s over- would cost the jail $400 per quest for qualifications and to try rections brought in close to $1.3 does an offender begin serving head costs little affected by pop- month. million. longer periods of time. ulation. “This keeps us in market “That’s a lot cheaper than and find a new provider,” Han- Hanson worried, he said, that The Washington state DOC to be competitive.” one lawsuit,” Commissioner Bill son said Tuesday. “We’re not sure the new Thurston County Jail predicted it could save $5 million Still, Hanson is budgeting Schulte said Tuesday during a what’s going to happen with this. would take business away from to $7 million with the “Swift and conservatively for 2014. meeting with the Sheriff’s Office. It’s something to keep an eye on Lewis County. Certain” system. “Revenue for 2014 is project- The cost of the other, Westlaw, down the road.” News in Brief By The Chronicle free workshops last year. McBeth Reappointed McBeth said he wants to penses without dipping into re- Master Gardeners are spe- serve another term for Chehalis serves. The budget also boasted Registration Open for cially trained volunteer educa- as Chehalis Municipal and the city’s criminal justice slightly higher sales tax revenue Lewis County Master tors who receive research-based system representatives. McBeth from last year. The city’s sales tax horticulture training from the Court Judge has performed well as the city’s revenue increased to $2.32 mil- Gardeners Washington State University Ex- The Chehalis City Council on judge, according to the city, ac- lion from $2.28 million last year. WSU Lewis County Master tension office. Tuesday reappointed Municipal cording to city officials. City Manager Rob Hill said Gardeners is accepting applica- The training includes web- Court Judge Dale McBeth to a the higher local sales tax revenue tions to join the program next based education from WSU, four-year term expiring in De- Centralia Approves 2014 is coming from current con- year. hands-on training in a class- cember 2017. struction projects on Interstate Registration for training is room or in the field, and practice McBeth, was appointed as Budget, Property Tax 5 and the Northwest Sport Hub currently open. The training will applying what they’ve learned to municipal court judge on July and increases in retail and food begin in January. real-life situations, according to 27, 2011, to replace former Judge Levy Increase sales. To request an application, WSU Lewis County Master Gar- Steve Buzzard, who retired on The Centralia City Council The youth sports tourna- contact the WSU Lewis County deners. May 31, 2011. unanimously approved the 2014 ments at Fort Borst Park have Master Gardeners office at (360) Members receive a certified McBeth stays up to date with budget on a final vote during the also boosted sales tax revenue, 740-1212 or e-mail Debbie Burris WSU Lewis County Master Gar- administrative issues involving council’s regular meeting Tues- Hill said. at debbie.burris@lewiscountywa. dener designation after complet- municipal courts and new legisla- day night. The general fund budget for gov. ing the training. Members then tion about charges that are filed The 2014 budget is consid- next year is $9.15 million and the WSU Lewis County Master must meet minimum standards in those courts, according to City ered structurally balance — one overall city budget is $55.28 mil- Gardeners hosted more than 50 to maintain their certification. Manager Merlin MacReynold. in which revenues match ex- lion.

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The best thing we By Kyle Spurr greater threat to public safety is prohibition, can do for the city and the most [email protected] not substances.’’ consistent thing in a free society The Centralia City Council — if we truly care about moral character and the souls of folks agreed Tuesday night to wait 90 Matt Trent days before considering appro- Centralia City councilor — would be to vote against this.” priate regulations for the pro- The city council already ap- duction and sale of recreational proved in July medical marijua- marijuana within city limits. torney Shannon Murphy-Olson processors and retailers and will Murphy-Olson said. na collective gardens within city The city council voted 4-2 in said. begin accepting applications for Councilors Gabe Anzelini limits. favor of a moratorium, or sus- Murphy-Olson plans to bring licenses on Nov. 18. and Matt Trent both voted The approved medical mari- pension of action, prohibiting a proposal to the Jan. 14, 2014, The sale of recreational mari- against the moratorium, saying juana collective gardens ordi- the production, processing and city council meeting. A public juana could begin as early as Dec. that recreational marijuana is nance includes strict require- retail sale of recreational mari- hearing is also scheduled for the 1, Murphy-Olson said. already highly regulated at the ments for collective gardens, juana until regulations are in Jan. 14 meeting. Unless the city acts imme- state and federal level and there such as the directives that no place. Murphy-Olson said the city diately to address recreational is no reason for the city to get in- more than one collective garden The moratorium will allow needs to have a plan in place marijuana, the production and volved. be located on a single lot and that the council time to develop zon- since the Washington State Li- sale of marijuana may occur in “The clear witness of history no collective garden should be ing, land use regulations and quor Control Board has already the city without regulation, cre- is that the greater threat to pub- within 1,000 feet of a public park, business license regulations for developed regulations for rec- ating the potential for adverse lic safety is prohibition, not sub- community center, school, day- recreational marijuana, City At- reational marijuana producers, impacts on the city and citizens, stances,” Trent said. “The more care or church. Chehalis Approves Balanced Budget on First Reading ‘CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC’: posed 2014 budget, in which rev- positions. next year is projected at $7.2 mil- of Tacoma Rail and taking sole enues are matching expenditures, “We as the administration lion with $7.1 million in expen- ownership of the Chehalis-Cen- Revenue Levels Slowly was unanimously approved 7-0 and the city council have en- ditures. The total revenue for the tralia Airport. Increasing Following Tuesday night by the Chehalis sured that this (balanced bud- 2014 budget is $16.9 million with While sales tax revenue is City Council. get) has happened,” MacReynold $16.5 in expenditures. expected to increase next year, Economic Downturn A second and final vote is said. “We are working as a city Another positive sign, ac- MacReynold said it is still below By Kyle Spurr scheduled for the council’s next very hard to make this work. We cording to city staff, is that the levels prior to 2008. The current regular meeting Dec. 9. are being very fiscally respon- city’s sales tax revenue increased levels are considered a “new nor- [email protected] City Manager Merlin Mac- sible and I think these numbers to $3.265 million from $3.165 mal,” MacReynold said. Chehalis city staff call the Reynold said he is pleased with clearly show that.” million last year. “Although the city’s single proposed 2014 budget “cautious- presenting a balanced budget The proposed budget shows MacReynold said the city is largest general revenue stream, ly optimistic” in the way it shows considering the city had to take revenues surpassing expendi- ready to see sales tax revenue sales and use taxes, is continuing revenues continuing to climb several steps over the past few tures in the general fund, waste- increase due to projects like to show increases, the amounts back up since the economic years, including laying off em- water fund, water fund and bringing back Music in the Park, received by the city continue to downturn in 2008. ployees or not filling vacancies storm and surface water fund. potentially partnering with the fall far short of pre-economic The first reading of the pro- for about 10 percent of the city’s The general fund revenue county to purchase a portion downturn levels.” Coroner’s Staff to Deliver Remains Claimed by Family By The Chronicle at the airport. A memorial service of individuals who died in Lewis Japan. The coroner’s office origi- fly to San Francisco to deliver the Lewis County Chief Deputy is planned for Ishikawa on Sat- County and had no family to claim nally planned to send the cremated cremated remains to the family in Coroner Dawn Harris will fly to urday and his mother is traveling them following their deaths. remains of Ishikawa to his family person, according to the coroner’s San Francisco today to hand-de- from Japan, according to the coro- An acquaintance of Ishikawa’s using the U.S. Postal Service, the office. liver the remains of an individual ner’s office. read his name and was able to track only carrier that will handle cre- Harris offered to use a personal who was previously unclaimed by Ishikawa’s remains were down people who knew him, the mated remains. $100 voucher she had received family members at the Coroner’s claimed after media coverage of a coroner’s office said. Both the family and the coro- from Southwest Airlines earlier Office. ceremony the coroner’s office held The coroner’s office has since ner’s office feared the package this year, but the flight will be cov- Harris will return the remains at Pioneer Cemetery on Oct. 12. been in touch with Ishikawa’s sister could be lost or damaged, so sev- ered by the coroner’s office budget. of Manabu Ishikawa to his family The ceremony was for the remains in San Francisco and his mom in eral staff members volunteered to Harris will return tonight. Report Shows Centralia College Energy Program Working WORKFORCE: Energy electric power employers that “Not only has the forecast for jewel of an energy program we provide nearly 28,000 jobs across these occupations changed, the have.” Industry’s Future Needs the five-state region of Washing- recession also affected the de- A copy of the report may be for Skilled Employees ton, Oregon, Montana, Idaho ‘‘It validated we were mand for electricity nationally found at cleanenergyexcellence. Addressed in Pacific and Utah. and in our region,” Alan Hard- org/resources. The research found electric on the right track castle, a WSU energy program ••• Northwest Study utility employment in the Pacific researcher, said in the release. Northwest exceeds 40,000 highly across the state.’’ “Utility employers needed to shift Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 By Amy Nile skilled workers and generates hiring practices and re-establish twitter.com/AmyNileReports www.facebook.com/ [email protected] nearly $2.8 billion in annual priorities. They implemented Barbara Hins-Turner, AmyNileTheChronicle payrolls. On average, the region’s PNCECE director cost-cutting measures and lim- Energy technology and work- utility wages are 82 percent high- ited new hiring.” force education programs at Cen- er than for jobs across all indus- The uncertain economy tralia College are providing the tries. caused many experienced em- right number of students with Centralia College’s program “This information is vital to ployees to delay their retirements, appropriate skill sets, according is placing graduates in high- utility employers,” Troy Nutter, Hins-Turner said. As the financial to a new labor market study. wage energy jobs, such as power manager of operational training forecast improves, she said, more November 8 - November 14 The Washington State Uni- plant operators, mechanics and at Puget Sound Energy, said in a workers are retiring. Now, replac- versity Extension Energy Pro- Despicable Me 2 technicians. news release. ing those skilled workers is becom- $3 • PG gram conducted the study, which “They are starting at $15 to Nutter said the study iden- ing the challenge for the industry. 11:30am & 2:30pm (Sat., Sun., Mon.) was published by the Pacific $20 an hour,” Hins-Turner said. tifies workforce gaps, explains Hins-Turner said this infor- Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Northwest Center of Excellence The study also reveals how shortages and suggests solutions. mation is extremely important to $3 • PG-13 for Clean Energy, a Centralia energy employment and work- Power engineering job open- workforce development partners, 5:30pm (No Tuesday) CH509134cz.sw College partnership. force needs have changed since ings remain the hardest to fill. such as community and techni- Elysium “It validated we were on the 2008, before the onset of the eco- Engineers and mechanics com- cal colleges throughout the five- $3 • R right track across the state,” nomic recession. A lack of quali- bined are slated to share 77 per- state region. 9:00pm (No Tue.) 12:30pm (Wed.) PNCECE Director Barbara Hins- fied workers and looming retire- cent of new employment within “It confirms that we are devel- Tuesday “Freak Mountain Ramblers” 7pm, Free, Turner said. “The Centralia Col- ment forecasts pose formidable the utility industry through 2016. oping training programs that are $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor with parent at or before 6:00pm lege program is in great shape.” challenges to employers and the The findings echo national fore- relevant to the industry’s work- Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE The federal grant funded regional economy, according to casts about future labor short- force needs,” she said. “People 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia study gathered data from 16 the report. ages in the energy workforce. in Centralia don’t realize what a (360) 736-1634

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Gathered at the Great Wolf In one month, the Governor’s Lodge on Wednesday, leaders ana- Work Group must produce a lyzed basinwide water conditions, technical memo and approve the including historic water patterns proposed methodology. and possible future behavior, and Its draft report must be com- took stock of current fish popula- pleted by June of 2014, finalized tions and their habitats. by August and presented in No- The gathering, the first of vember. three workshops, included mem- Gov. Jay Inslee earlier this year bers of the Chehalis River Basin approved the Work Group’s fund- Flood Authority, the Governor’s ing request: $9.2 million for the Work Group and representatives study and design of a dam and from the Department of Ecology other long-term projects to im- Pete Caster / [email protected] and Fish and Wildlife. prove Interstate 5; $10.7 million Flood leaders listen to a presentation from Flood Authority FacilitatorJim Kramer during a policy workshop sponsored by the Though the proposed dam for local flood protection proj- Ruckelshaus Center at the Great Wolf Lodge in Rochester on Wednesday. would be built on the Upper ects; $4.4 million for projects that Chehalis near Pe Ell, the scope reduce flooding while benefiting of the group’s work encompasses fish; $1.75 million for reducing agency technical assistance and Members of the Work Group ity; David Burnett, the chair of the entire basin, an ecosystem damage to residences and other project permitting. include: Vickie Raines, the Flood the Chehalis Tribe; Jay Gordon, with diverse, complicated needs. structures in the floodplain; $1.2 Former Gov. Chris Gre- Authority chairwoman; Karen the head of the Washington Flood leaders currently are million for operation of the basin goire included full funding in Valenzuela, the vice chair of the Dairy Farmers Association; and looking at the technical feasibil- program and for project man- her 2013-2015 Outgoing Capital Flood Authority; J. Vander Stoep, Keith Phillips, an adviser to the ity of a water retention structure, agement; and $950,000 for state Budget. an alternate to the Flood Author- governor. Lewis County Residents Flock to Online University for Higher Education HIgHER EducatIoN transfer destination from com- munity and technical colleges. EVERywHERE: Western According to WGU Wash- Governors University ington, the average student com- pletes a bachelor’s degree in less Offers Inexpensive than three years at a tuition rate Bachelor’s and of about $6,000 annually. Master’s Programs tHE SEattLE-HEadquaRtEREd By amy Nile university offers more than 50 bachelor’s and master’s degree [email protected] programs in business, informa- A Centralia woman is earn- tion technology, healthcare and ing her four-year degree through education, which allow students an innovative college program to progress at accelerated rates. that offers flexibility, inexpen- The competency-based learn- sive tuition and allows her to stay ing model allows students to in Lewis County. demonstrate knowledge they Andrea Dulaney, who works have already obtained and prog- as program assistant at Centra- ress through coursework rather lia College and is raising three than sitting in a classroom to teenage boys, said she plans to accumulate credit hours. Knowl- complete her bachelor’s degree edge students have already in business in two years for just gained through on-the-job expe- $12,000. rience and in their formal edu- Dulaney, along with 65 cation can be applied to speed Lewis County students, are cur- through coursework. rently completing coursework “Not everybody comes in five through Western Governors credit packages. ... We take you University Washington, which where you come to us,” Floten offers online, nationally-accred- said. “Frankly, we don’t care ited bachelor’s and master’s de- where you learn your compe- gree programs geared toward tency.” wgu PoLLS EMPLoyERS of stu- number of people with bach- I think we’re going to take into working adults. dents to determine performance elor’s degrees compared to other the future,” Walton said. “We’re very proud to deliver a tHE accELERatEd LEaRNINg and achievement after gradua- areas statewide, he said. Centra- ••• high-quality education to people model allows students to save tion. lia College is working to change where they live,” WGU Washing- money. Floten said many stu- “There are more success sto- that by implementing its own Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 ton Chancellor Jean Floten said. dents earn a bachelor’s degree in ries than not,” said Jake Riddell, competency-based learning twitter.com/AmyNileReports one year for about $6,000. WGU’s public relations manager programs. www.facebook.com/ wgu waSHINgtoN’S programs WGU receives no state sup- who recently enrolled himself. “It’s a great model and it’s one AmyNileTheChronicle feature flexible scheduling and port and uses the internet to Post-graduate employment flat-rate tuition. reach students. About 65 percent remains on par with other uni- Former Gov. Christine Gre- of WGU students come from ru- versities but the average salary goire signed a bill establishing ral or underserved areas, such as increase of about $18,500 annu- WGU Washington as the state’s Lewis County, according to Flo- ally is higher for WGU alumni, first online nonprofit university ten. according to Floten. in April 2011. Since then, WGU Each student has a student “We’re sold on it,” Centralia Washington has earned recogni- mentor who has at least a mas- College President James Walton tion from President Obama as ter’s degree and can help those said of WGU. “The proof is re- an innovative institution for its enrolled stay on track with on- ally in the quality of education affordability and online, compe- line coursework. a student receives. The truth is tency-based education model. “They do get personal but they are as competent or more WGU Washington’s flat-rate not too personal,” Dulaney said. competent.” tuition remains at about $3,035 “They’re kind of like your friend.” Lewis County has a low for as many classes as a student WGU holds mentors account- can complete in a six-month pe- able for students graduating. riod. Tuition has not increased StudENtS caN woRk oN since the university’s establish- classes PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARSHIP ment, despite rising higher-edu- from any device, including lap- PERFORMANCE featuring cation costs at other institutions tops, tablets and smartphones. nationwide. “I’ve heard of students study- ing at their kid’s soccer game,” ENRoLLMENt, HowEVER, has Floten said. increased from about 1,000 stu- A camera is used to verify a GRAMMY AWARD WINNING dents in June 2011 to about 5,200 student’s identity and to ensure today. WGU Washington is now no cheating occurs in the com- the state’s fourth most popular puter-based coursework. BJ Thomas News in Brief DEC. 5 In concert at Corbet Theatre! centralia college to Parenting Education Week. The Washington Hall (corner of Walnut & Washington) celebration marks 75 years of 7:0O PM 2013 Hold Family Night parenting education programs Featuring classic hits: for Parenting in Washington. Tickets on sale now! • Raindrops Keep Falling In his proclamation, the gov- $40 Box Seats on My Head Education week ernor recognized early child- • Hooked on a Feeling hood education programs as $30 Golden Circle • I’m So Lonesome I By The Chronicle critical to creating and main- $25 General Admission Could Cry taining healthy families. Centralia College’s Child and Centralia College is holding a Family Studies Department is public family night event on Nov. Call 360.736.9391, ext. 777, to reserve your seats today!

offering guided instruction that 20 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Roches- Or tickets may be purchased at Book ‘n Brush, Chehalis & Heymann Whinery, Centralia CH509801cz.sw aims to strengthen parenting ter primary school. Centralia College does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, sex, genetic information, or age in admission, treatment, or participation in its programs, services and activities, or unemployment. All inquiries regarding compliance with access, equal opportunity and/or grievance procedures should skills. For additional information, be directed to the Vice President of Human Resources and Legal Afairs, Centralia College, 600 Centralia College Blvd, Centralia, WA 98531, or call (360) 736-9391, ext. 671, or Washington Gov. Jay Inslee call Linda Wilcox at (360) 736- (360) 807-6227/TTY. has proclaimed next week as 9391, ext. 464. Main 7 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 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 Higher Education Learning Opportunities Explode With WGU Fast Company, a hip and be on a computer, laptop, tablet WGU, like all interrupting Today in Lewis County, 60 peo- respected magazine focusing on Our Views or smartphone. innovations, fills a particular ple are enrolled at WGU (most stu- technology, business and design, ern states founded the not-for- Cost for a year’s tuition is need. For WGU, that means old- dents enrolled in WGU — about 65 in releasing its list of the world’s profit online university. Today, $6,000, and students work at their er students who might already percent — live in rural areas). most innovative companies of WGU serves more than 40,000 own pace. In addition, life skills have a family and/or a job. The WGU is endorsed by Cen- 2013, pegged Western Governors students across the United States are measured and taken into ac- average age of a WGU student is tralia College President James University (WGU) as number 28. and is the nation’s top provider count. It’s not how long you need 37 and about 70 percent of them Walton, a forward thinker on For context, Nike is number of master’s degrees in math to go to school, how many hours hold full-time jobs. education who has embraced one, Amazon is two. One spot education. It’s the fourth-largest spent in a classroom that matters; What WGU does is give those online learning. ahead of WGU is Ford at 27. in granting bachelor’s degrees. what counts is what you know. that are driven to improve their “We’re sold on it,” Walton WGU is ahead of the NBA at WGU offers 50 various degrees Robert W. Mendenhall, social status, their economic said of WGU as quoted in to- 37, Microsoft at 48 and Tumblr in business information, tech- president of WGU, said on CNN, power and their job satisfaction, day’s article. “The proof is really at 50. WGU is, ahem, indeed in nology, teacher education and “What makes us unique is that an avenue. It isn’t easy. This is in the quality of education a Fast Company. health care. we’re competency-based; we ac- real learning. But it is attainable student receives. The truth is Just what is WGU? It’s right Along with the online cours- tually measure ‘learning’ rather for a group of Americans who they are as competent or more here in Lewis County, and it es, students are paired up with than ‘time.’” otherwise wouldn’t have the abil- competent.” presents educational opportuni- a mentor who acts as professor, According to the article in ity to gain a college degree. WGU will transform the way ties unseen until now. guidance counselor and friend. Fast Company, 95 percent of em- WGU and its potential for we learn. For rural Lewis Coun- It’s a college degree in Interaction between student and ployers said WGU grads are as our community are detailed in ty, with its low rates of citizens months at a reasonable price. In mentor can be via email, cell- good or better than other higher a story in today’s Chronicle by with college degrees, it is most 1997, the governors in 19 West- phone or Skype. Learning can education graduates. reporter Amy Nile. welcome. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Comments on Two Incidents; One Recent, One Historical Two events have happened considered to be the person who recently, and I’d like to com- fired the first shot that day, and ment on both. The first concerns who apparently disappeared af- the election just past. As usual, ter the event. some things went the way I There’s a video of former wanted and some didn’t. Lewis County Commissioner Those opposed to Initia- Hamlet Hilpert recorded just tive 522 spent a new record of before he died, in which he advertising dollars, and I have states with no uncertainty what to wonder why. There had to be happened to Davis, and it’s not much more money at stake than pretty. Admittedly Hamlet was we were being told. What was a young child in 1919, but he the real reason behind such ex- remembered what the people pensive opposition? talked about among themselves A strange for a long time afterwards. It’s coincidence oc- certainly one of the many un- curred during pleasant aspects of the entire the campaign, series of related events. and I thought There’s a rumor that a film I’d mention crew recorded the event, only to it. As a reader have their equipment taken and of crime fic- destroyed before they were forc- tion, I’ve been ibly ushered out of town. exposed to the By Bill Moeller More unpleasant in my theory that mind is the action taken by vigi- there’s no such thing as coinci- lante groups against the families, dence. No matter, here’s what homes and possessions of any- COMMENTARY: happened. one suspected of being a Wobbly, I wrote about my disbelief whether they were involved in Don Brunell, Association of Washington Business in the effectiveness of a certain the incident or not. Very little is commercial opposing the initia- written about that. tive. You might remember, it was There’s the question of Honor Our Veterans By Hiring Them the one in which a young wom- whether or not Wesley Ever- an began by tenderly lowering a est was castrated before he The good news is, America is more than 100,000 veterans over 20,100 military family members child from her arms and sending was strung up on “Hangman’s bringing its troops home from the next five years. to leave the area. The News him off to play, and ended with Bridge.” (Actually, emasculated Iraq and Afghanistan. However, In addition, Walmart’s Mili- Tribune reported that a major her hands folded together, as if is probably the proper term to that presents a challenge because tary Family Promise program downsizing like that could also in prayer, and with a sorrowful use, since castration refers to the a large number of those troops guarantees a job at the nearest mean the loss of more than pleading look on her face. testes, while emasculation usu- will leave the military upon store when military person- 10,000 military contract and pri- After my comments ap- ally means the whole package.) their return. That shift, along nel and spouses employed by vate sector jobs. peared, an odd thing happened; Those who deny that it hap- with significant cuts in military Walmart and Sam’s Club are While cuts of that magnitude the commercial was no longer pened point to the coroner’s spending, means tens of thou- transferred to a different part of may not happen, the Army an- being shown on TV. About a report, which made no mention sands of veterans will be looking the country. The program also nounced last summer that it will week later it reappeared, only it of it. But remember, this was the for work. guarantees that, if employees deactivate the 4th Stryker Bri- was considerably altered. The same person who is said to have Unfortu- called to active duty earn less in gade at JBLM, which has about opening and closing — the items later delivered a fake report of the nately, those military pay, the company will 4,000 soldiers. JBLM is one of 10 to which I had objected as be- incident to a laughing crowd up- veterans have make up the difference. bases in the United States losing ing too phony to believe — were stairs in the Elks meeting room. a higher rate of Just this past week, two brigades in a reorganization that conspicuously absent! Not many people know unemployment Washington state companies an- will reduce troop strength in the Coincidence? Hmmmm. about this next item, but a local than the gen- nounced plans to hire veterans Army from 570,000 to 490,000 The other event was Veterans businessman told me that when eral population and active-duty spouses. by 2017. Day (in Canada known as Re- he was first living in Centralia, — 10.1 percent, Microsoft has launched a new The military downsizing will membrance Day and also Jour an old retired doctor confessed compared to 7.2 pilot program at Saint Martin’s have a significant impact on our du Souvenir), and which us old to him that he was the person percent for the By Don Brunell University’s Joint Base Lewis- economy, but for the soldiers timers have a hard time remem- who performed the procedure. I general popula- McChord campus to train active- and their families transitioning bering not to call Armistice Day. don’t want to mention the doc- tion. duty service members transition- out of the service, the impact is I’m one of those who cannot tor’s name because there may be Many of these brave citi- ing out of service. The company immediate: They need jobs. The help but also associate the date descendants still living locally. zens who put their lives on the will then place them in entry- good thing about this deactiva- with the 1919 incident here in Was this a confession or imagi- line for us are returning with level jobs as software testers. And tion compared to the Vietnam Centralia. nation? Who knows? wounds, both physical and emo- Starbucks announced it will hire era is that Americans are more It seems almost unbelievable ••• tional. They must make a diffi- 10,000 veterans and military appreciative of our military and that after 94 years, rumors about Bill Moeller is a former entertain- cult transition from the military spouses over the next five years. willing to support our troops the event still persist. Some of er, mayor, bookstore owner, city coun- to civilian life, and the need to CEO Howard Schultz says his and their families. those circulate around the figure cil member, paratrooper and pilot liv- find a job in our slow economy company also plans to open five Today’s employers recognize known as Jack Davis (also John ing in Centralia. He can be reached at makes that transition more dif- stores on or near military bases the qualities veterans bring to Doe Davis) who is generally [email protected]. ficult. They need our help and that will share their profits with the workplace. They are trained understanding. the local communities. to show up early, leave late, First Amendment Center Quote of the Day Many organizations, includ- These efforts will be needed know how to work in teams, ing the Association of Washing- because the downsizing of our how to manage people and ton Business and the U.S. Cham- military forces will be felt heav- materials, and they can adapt “I begin to feel like most Americans don’t ber of Commerce, have launched ily in our state. JBLM is current- to ever-changing environments understand the First Amendment, don’t programs to encourage employ- ly home to 33,645 active duty under demanding pressures. ers to hire veterans. soldiers. Including Air Force Hiring veterans and military understand the idea of freedom of Nationally, the U.S. Chamber and reservists, the total military spouses isn’t just the right thing of Commerce is spearheading population is close to 40,000. to do — it’s the smart thing to do. speech, and don’t understand that it’s the an effort to hire 500,000 veter- An Army study released ••• responsibility of the citizen to speak out.” ans and military spouses by the early this year suggested that a Don Brunell is the president end of 2014. Last Memorial Day, reduction of 8,000 soldiers from of the Association of Washington Roger Ebert, Walmart announced it will hire JBLM would cause more than Business. movie critic

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WESLEY E. ROBINSON, 90, Chehalis, died Crude Oil — $93.78 per barrel (CME Sirens Death Notices Nov. 1 at Providence Centralia Hospital. Group) JOAN B. OSWALD, Centralia, died Nov. 9 Arrangements are under the care of Gold — $1,288 (Monex) CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT lia, was arrested and booked for an Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. Silver — $20.77 (Monex) outstanding warrant and alleged in Centralia. Arrangements are under Theft the care of Sticklin Funeral Chapel. unlawful possession of a controlled HARRY GENE SENN, 87, of Lacey, formerly • Money was reported stolen substance at 2:07 p.m. Wednesday of Chehalis, died Nov. 11 at Providence Lotteries Corrections on the 900 block of South Scheu- on the 900 block of Alder Street. St. Peter Hospital in Olympia. A grave- ••• side service will be held 11 a.m. Nov. Washington’s Wednesday ber Road at 8:54 a.m. Wednesday. Crash The Chronicle seeks to be accu- The investigation is ongoing. 16 at the Claquato Cemetery. A 1 p.m. Games rate and fair in all its reporting. If • A theft of checks was re- • A three-car accident oc- reception will be held at Riverside Golf Powerball: 05-31-50-55-56, 9 you find an error or believe a news Course. Arrangements under the direc- curred at Harrison Avenue and Next jackpot: $110 million item is incorrect, please call the ported at Kmart at 12:32 p.m. tion of Sticklin Funeral Chapel, Centralia. Ives Road at 4:39 p.m. Wednes- Lotto: 08-10-28-35-38-42 newsroom as soon as possible at Tuesday. The case is under inves- ALFRED W. STEFFEN, 84, Lacey, formerly tigation. day. Minor injuries were report- Next jackpot: $3.7 million 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. of Chehalis, died Nov. 9 at Providence Monday through Friday. • Jason B. Banks, 39, transient, ed from the accident. St. Peter Hospital, Olympia. A Mass of Hit 5: 02-05-15-21-28 was cited for allegedly stealing Assault Christian burial will be held on Nov. 21 Next cashpot: $130,000 $27 of hygiene products from at 11 a.m. at St. Francis Church, Toledo, Match 4: 02-03-05-11 - Shop’n Kart at 3:56 p.m. Tuesday. • An assault between two ju followed by a burial at St. Francis cem- Daily Game: 9-7-7 veniles was reported at 11:21 a.m. etery. Arrangements are under the care Keno: 01-06-07-10-13-14-19-24-28- • A fraudulent use of a credit of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. card was reported at 3:16 p.m. Tuesday at Harrison Avenue and 35-39-40-43-45-55-58-69-73-78-80 Russell Road. The investigation ALFRED W. BENNY, 91, Centralia, died Tuesday on the 1700 block of Nov. 9 at his home. A graveside ser- Southwest Snively Avenue. is ongoing. vice will be held at 11 a.m. at Claquato Commodities Please Recycle • Steven M. Radick, 58, Cen- Cemetery followed by a celebration of Identity Theft tralia, was arrested and booked life at 1 p.m. at the Bethel Assembly of Gas in Washington — $3.32 (AAA of This Newspaper Washington) • Identity theft was reported at for allegedly assaulting a police God Church.Arrangements are under officer on the 100 block of South the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, 11:37 a.m. Wednesday on the 500 Winlock. block of North Iron Street. The Silver Street at 10:04 p.m. Tuesday. The only independent and locally owned funeral home - DEREK ABSON, 84, Centralia, died Nov. 9 victim reported that someone is Radick was reportedly being dis at his home. No service is planned. Ar- in Centralia-Chehalis. using their social security num- orderly and assaulting other ten- rangements under the care of Newell- ber. The investigation is ongoing. ants, but no one pressed charges Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY CH506447sl.drb against him. Officers left the scene, WALTER HUGHES, 69, Centralia, died Burglary but were then called back when Nov. 11 at home. A potluck celebration 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 • Jewelry and home electron- Radick reportedly turned off an- of life will be held 2 p.m. Nov. 16 at For- est. 1907 est Grange in Chehalis. Arrangements ics were reported stolen from the other tenants’ power, then threat- under the direction of Sticklin Funeral Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 1200 block of West Main Street ened others. When confronted the Chapel, Centralia. at 1:12 p.m. Wednesday. second time, Radick reportedly struck an officer in the chest. Drug Violation williaM h. tyler iii - SIRENS, • Darcie N. Negrete, 22, Centra please see page Main 9 oct. 9, 1923 - nov. 5, 2013 promotion as the youngest they built together for 65 In Remembrance 1st Sergeant in his division. of their almost 67 years of After leaving the army, marriage. He helped both Bill graduated from the UW his sons build their homes jolene M. lovelett with a BA and a teaching along with many other certiicate in 1952. His projects for friends and Jolene M. Lovelett, born in death by her mother, teaching career at Pe Ell family. His summer breaks June 25, 1976 in Shelton, Deloris (Rogers) Lovelett; High School lasted 27 years from teaching were busy Wash., passed away on Nov. companion, Roger Cry; with the last nine years as gardening, home repair and 4, 2013 in Olympia, Wash. grandfather, Francis Cooper; principal. remodeling with his wife at She was a Chehalis Tribal and aunt, Shirley Lopeman. Bill married Evelyn his side. member. She is survived by brothers, June Lusk on Dec. 21, Bill was a natural Throughout her life, Donald Williams, Tacoma, 1946 and they had three teacher, strict and inspiring Jolene dealt with symptoms Mike Jones, Kingston; children, Doreen, William at the same time. Many of Cerebral Palsy. She didn’t grandmother, Mabel Cooper, (Todd) and Fredrick Tyler. ex-students returned later let her disabilities keep her Shelton; uncle and guardian, Three grandchildren, in life to thank him for from being social, happy and Arnold Cooper, Kamilche; Sheila Carter, Aleisha and what they learned in his enjoying life. aunts, Ruth and Theresa; William “Bill” Tyler was Joseph Tyler; ive great- classes and give credit to Jolene graduated from uncles, Ed, Mike, Duane, grandchildren, Morgan, his teaching as a great start Capital High School. She Russel, Buck, Jimmy, Tony, born on Oct. 9, 1923 and celebrated his 90th birthday Samuel and Efrem Shelton to the success they had in liked books, drawing and Ricky, as well as numerous and Kiah and Chloe Carter. their educational and career being around people. Ms. cousins. surrounded by family. Bill passed away peacefully at William belonged to choices. After becoming Lovelett was a happy young A funeral service for Jolene the Pe Ell Kiwanis club parents, many ex-students lady and loved her special was held on Oct. 8, 2013 his home in Pe Ell, Wash. on Nov. 5, 2013. for 60 years. He enjoyed brought their own children stuffed cat Lincoln. She also at Sticklin Funeral Chapel carpentry, college football, to him for tutoring when enjoyed jobs she had and followed by a burial at Bends Preceding him in death was his father, William H. basketball, and music. He challenged with math and making friends. Jolene loved Cemetery in Oakville. played the piano and science. Bill was honest, seeing her uncle Arnold, she Tyler II in 1929; daughter, Doreen Tyler in 1966; entertained anytime there genuine, and had great would light up, smile real To view the obituary, please was a piano in the room. conidence in the gifts he big and tell him all the latest stepfather, Fred Rhoades go to chronline.com/obituaries. in 1994; brother, Boyd With Evelyn beside him was given and shared with whenever she saw him. he would play and she all. Jolene was preceded Tyler in 1997; and mother, Gladys Rhoades in 2000. would sing at gatherings The family would be Sticklin Funeral Chapel He lived his whole life in making it more enjoyable honored to have friends and 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at and memorable. He shared family visit Bill’s Tribute Centralia, WA 98531 Pe Ell except for the three www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com years, four months and his love of music by giving page by linking on www. (360) 736-1388 nine days he served in the lessons to his sons, nieces SticklinsFuneralChapel.com Army during WWII. Bill and nephews. and sharing your favorite saw combat in Northern His carpentry skills memory of Bill. A private In Remembrance France, Belgium (Battle of were born out of necessity family service will be held. the Bulge), Luxembourg, and an interest in numbers and creativity. He lived To view this obituary, please go to HARRY GENE SENN Rhineland, Germany and chronline.com/obituaries. Austria. He achieved with Evelyn in the home After retirement, Harry was very active. He continued his Christmas tree farm business; expanded a timber In Remembrance business; operated a isheries salmon egg production facility; provided isheries COLLEEN MAE (MUELLER) WESTBY consulting services including by her siblings, Shirley (Al) raised money for the less travel to Japan, Chile and Sechler, Gerry (Maggie) fortunate. Colleen served as other interesting places; and Mueller and Fred (Sharon) President three times as well helped family with various Mueller; brothers-in-law, projects and challenges. as served as the Sertoma Roald Westby and Philip Paciic NW District Governor Harry was an avid Parker; as well as many outdoorsman and very in 1997-98. nieces, nephews, cousins, Colleen worked as passionate about the Paciic extended family and dear a medical technician at Northwest, he especially friends. Colleen is preceded enjoyed ishing as a young Madigan Hospital, Tacoma in death by her parents. and as an institutional cook Harry Gene Senn, 86, boy on the North Fork of the Colleen was a faithful of Olympia, Wash., passed Newaukum River and during and loving wife, mother, at St. Helens Hospital, Adna away peacefully on Monday, annual ishing trips to Alaska. grandmother and friend. Schools and Lewis County Nov. 11, 2013, at St. Peter He enjoyed bantering with Colleen expressed her love Juvenile Detention Center. Hospital with his family by his business associates and and affection through her She always was known as an his side. other friends and always cooking, baking, lowerexceptionally hard worker. He was born May 4, 1927, looked forward to reunions and vegetable gardening While Colleen lived almost in Chehalis, Wash. to Grover with high school classmates. and canning a variety of all of her life within 75 miles Dee and Ellen Anna (Beck) Harry is survived by his Colleen Mae (Mueller) fruits and vegetables. At of her birthplace, she traveled Senn. wife of 63 years, Dorothy; Westby, 85, was born to the end of each growing extensively. Upon retirement Harry graduated from sister, Wilda Osborne of East William and Juanita Mueller season, she relished seeing she and John traveled for Chehalis High School in Wenatchee; children, Thomas on Feb. 13, 1928 in Orting, Senn, Jenny Baxter, Sue the overlowing fruit roomthree months to see much of 1945, where he met his wife, Wash. She passed away or canning cupboard. Many the USA in their RV. They Dorothy Schindler. He and (Mike) Sergeant and Diane peacefully at her home on Beck, all of Thurston County; family members and friends traveled to many European Dorothy married in Chehalis Nov. 4, 2013. were the happy recipients of countries. One highlight was shortly before he graduated and six grandchildren. She graduated from All are invited to attend her food, especially her pies a cruise to Norway with her from the University of Orting High School in 1946. and cinnamon rolls. husband and some family Washington’s School of a graveside service at the Claquato Cemetery, 142 A yearly highlight was She was a longtime members. Fisheries in 1950. Harry attending the Orting School’s faithful member of First worked for the Department Stearns Rd., Chehalis, Wash., Memorial services to Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013 Annual Banquet, missing Baptist Church, and she celebrate Colleen’s life will of Game briely and theat 11:00 a.m. A 1:00 p.m. only few in 67 years. especially enjoyed being a be Nov. 16, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. Department of Fisheries for Survived by her husband, part of the Friday Soup and the remainder of his career. reception is planned at the at First Baptist Church, 1866 Riverside Golf Course, 1451 of 67 years, John Westby; Scripture group led by Pastor He moved his family to her four children, Mike (Sue) Skip Grover. She served for S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Olympia in 1962, building NW Airport Way, Chehalis, WA 98532. Memorials can be WA 98532. Westby of Poulsbo, Ted many years as a leader of the a house on Hewitt Lake for (Shelly) Westby of Winlock, fellowship team at the church sent to First Baptist Church or Dorothy and him to raise In lieu of lowers, the High Noon Sertoma Club c/o family suggests donations Dave (Carrie) Westby of including spearheading a their four children. Harry Hoquiam and Lisa (Jerry) community Harvest Dinner. Nettie Jungers, 580 Rhoades retired in 1979 as the Chief of be made to a charity of your Rd., Winlock, WA 98596. choice. Telford of Carmel, Ind.; She worked tirelessly the Salmon Culture Division. 12 grandchildren and eight alongside her High Noon His accomplishments were To view the obituary, please To view the obituary, please great-grandchildren. Sertoma Club members to recognized by Governor Dan Colleen is also survived serve her community and go to chronline.com/obituaries. Evans. go to chronline.com/obituaries. Sticklin Funeral Chapel Sticklin Funeral Chapel 1437 South Gold 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at Condolences may be offered at Centralia, WA 98531 Centralia, WA 98531 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com (360) 736-1388 (360) 736-1388 • Main 9 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 Washington Has Anthropologist For Tribal Remains REMAINS: Guy Tasa Deals member who is serving his sixth pronounced than in a male. term as a state representative, A crew of four from the With Discovered Bones was instrumental in pushing state, including Tasa, as well About 50 Times a Year through the law. Of those who as a couple from the Clallam wonder about the effort expend- County Sheriff’s Office and By Erik Lacitis ed in dealing with tribal remains, Gideon Cauffman, the cultural- The Seattle Times McCoy says, “They are people resources specialist for the who have no culture. They have Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe OLYMPIA — It is a Spartan no history in their lives. It’s ex- setting, the lab where 120 card- that’s headquartered at Sequim, tremely important to treat our spent 2½ days screening the dirt. board filing boxes — each with remains with respect.” human bones in them, many of An example of how making DAVE SALMON TOOK it in stride, them old Native American bones sure respect is shown is what — fill the eight large metal lock- although it’d be six weeks until happened Aug. 23 when Dave the bones — the skull, leg bones ers along the walls. Salmon, 73, had a contractor dig They are awaiting reburial, and pelvis — were properly dealt a big hole and put in two new with. back to the land where they had 1,000-gallon septic tanks at his spent all those years undisturbed. On the plus side, he didn’t get Lindsey Wasson/ The Seattle Times Diamond Point beachfront sum- In this rather worn building, mer home in Sequim. charged for all that dirt sifting. one of those concrete govern- In this photo taken Sept, 12, 2013, Guy Tasa, Washington state physical anthropol- “I’m not happy it got delayed,” ogist, shows a few of the 120 boxes of human remains at his lab at the Department As the dirt was going back ment places waiting to be torn into the hole, a skull popped up. he says about his septic project. down, Guy Tasa is at work. of Archaeology & Historic Preservation in Olympia, Wash. Tasa works with tribes so “But that’s the way it goes.” that remains can be properly reburied. The sheriff came, took a pho- He is the state’s physical to of the skull and sent it to Kathy Anyway, says Salmon, he anthropologist, a job created Taylor, the forensic anthropolo- wanted the finding reported, just in 2008 when the Legislature 225 pounds.” mainland U.S. gist with the King County Medi- in case it did involve a crime. passed laws concerning the in- For some homeowners who In 2004, after having a con- cal Examiner’s Office. She’s the “We’ve had six or eight miss- advertent discovery of human find historical bones, it can get tractor dig a large hole for where one who gets called about wheth- ing persons in this county,” he remains. expensive, if they bought prop- the house was going to be built, er the find involved a crime. says. He says about the bones in erty knowing in advance it was Moore says, he was told that trib- On Oct. 9, Tasa drove up all those boxes: “They represent near an ancient burial site. al bones were found and a stop- “CONTEXT IS HUGE. If it’s a shal- from Olympia with the box of the remains of somebody who’s Ed Arthur is one of two own- work order issued. low grave, with clothing present, bones. come before us hundreds, may- ers of Caldera Archaeology, a “I didn’t see bones; there was fillings present, it’s obviously not Cauffman was there, as was be thousands of years ago. And Bellingham consulting firm that shells,” he says. archaeological,” she says. Patrick Adams, spiritual leader they deserve all of the respect says it will keep “your project He says that back then — he With some tribes, women for the Jamestown S’Klallam and treatment we give anybody moving” while complying with can’t remember the details — he carried babies on flat wood Tribe, and Marie Hebert, cultur- today.” various regulations. was quoted a price of around boards — “their version of a al-resources director for the Port About 50 times a year, Tasa $70,000 to $80,000 for the neces- backpack, or frontpack,” says Gamble S’Klallam Tribe. deals with bones found when ONE OF HIS CURRENT JOBS is for sary archaeological work. Moore Taylor. The cradleboarding re- Salmon wasn’t there, as he somebody out in the countryside a beachside home on Camano says that was too much and he sulted in the flattening of the and his wife were on a cruise. — often along our coastal areas Island where the owner wants to stopped work on the house for skull in an infant. Right by the septic tanks, or around the Columbia River put in a septic tank. some eight to nine years. There are other obvious signs Cauffman had dug a grave about where tribes lived — is putting in “It’s more or less where there Finally, says Moore, he got a that bones are from a Native 3 feet deep and 5 feet long. a septic tank or building a home. was a 2,000-year-old village site,” $23,000 quote for the archaeo- American from centuries ago. “It’s tough, next to a septic Arthur says. logical work, and also by then “Uniformly flat wear on the tank,” he says about the grave’s BY STATE LAW, the whole project Depending on what is found the law had changed so he could teeth. They had a lot of grit in location. “It’s not the most glam- stops when a contractor scoops at a historic site, he says, “There be reimbursed by the state. their diet, and obviously they orous of burials. But the remains up dirt and finds a skull, or may- are definitely costs associated; if He is not happy about all didn’t go to the dentists,” says we had were going to be reunited be a femur. you’re lucky, 3 grand. It could be those years with a hole in the Taylor. with those already in the ground.” That means the tribes have $25,000 if you’re bound and de- middle of his property. She determined the skull was The bones in the cardboard to be contacted about what they termined to put in a septic tank.” “I think the biggest bone they from tribal remains. box were wrapped in white linen want to do with the bones — take The state has a fund to help found was a half a finger bone,” And so the bureaucratic pro- them to a tribal grave, or rebury defray a homeowner’s costs he says. cess began and Guy Tasa was and placed inside a small cedar them right at the site — even if it for reinterment if a project has Moore says Lummi Nation called in. box. means reburying them next to a started, bones are found but the representatives had a ceremony At first, it involved using large Adams then took some dry septic tank. remains are deemed to be “inad- and buried the bones under his mesh archaeological screens to sage leaves, placed them on an Mostly, Tasa deals with vertently discovered.” front deck. sift through 30 cubic yards of abalone shell and lit them. He homeowners, and sometimes lo- Since 2008, when the law was dirt. took a feather and let the smoke cal governments. passed, it’s paid out $105,000 to THE FUND CAME into existence “It’s not very delicate,” says waft over those around the grave He is a low-key scientist who help five property owners. because the state doesn’t want Tasa. “We’re simply screening and onto the cedar box, in a carefully navigates the task be- Ron Moore, of Vancouver, property owners to just cover up the dirt for bones that already cleansing ritual. tween a property owner and the B.C., was paid $23,000 from the the bones. It’s a misdemeanor if have been disturbed.” Then Adams prayed. various tribeswho want to en- fund. His family had bought you don’t report finding bones, Tasa figures that about half Cauffman remembers, “I felt sure the sanctity of the remains vacation lots in Point Roberts, and a felony if you continue of the skeleton was recovered, a as if I had this huge weight lifted of their ancestor. the unique piece of land that, knowingly excavating without a young female, judging from the off my shoulders. The ances- “I don’t recall people yelling at although not an island, is not permit. pelvis and where the muscles tral remains were going to be at me,” he says. “Of course, I’m 6-3, physically connected to the John McCoy, a Tulalip Tribes attached to the cranium — less peace and go back into the earth.” Sirens: Burglary, Vehicle Prowl, Stolen Liquor, Vehicle Fire, Assault, Drugs Continued from Main 8 halis, a 17-year-old Chehalis boy halis, was arrested and booked into the vehicle owner’s resi- way it caught fire. The truck is and a 16-year-old Winlock boy for fourth-degree assault after dence. The case is under inves- a total loss. Burglary were all arrested and released for allegedly hitting a patron at the tigation. • An air compressor and tools alleged minor in possession of al- Star Tavern at 5:18 p.m. Saturday. Possession of Drugs and Gun • Edward K. Baker, 60, Che- were reported stolen from a ga- cohol at W.F. West High School Malicious Mischief LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S rage on the 700 block of South around 9 p.m. Friday. halis, was arrested and booked • Someone reportedly OFFICE Pearl Street at 12:24 p.m. Tuesday. Stolen Liquor for alleged possession of a stolen slashed tires on a Nissan Altima Vehicle Fire firearm, possession of metham- Vehicle Prowl • An unknown suspect re- on the 100 block of Southwest phetamine with intent to deliver • Someone broke into a vehicle portedly stole a bottle of liquor 12th Street at 6:38 p.m. Monday. • A 56-year-old Tenino man suffered minor injuries after and possession of marijuana on the 900 block of South Scheu- from Rite Aid at 1:06 p.m. Sat- The total damage is estimated at his 1984 GMC utility truck with intent to deliver at 5:30 ber Road and stole a TV from the urday. $250. p.m. Tuesday on the 400 block • Beau C. Gardee, 31, Wapato, caught fire on the 400 block vehicle. The vehicle prowl was re- Burglary of Wildwood Road in Vader of Leudinghaus Road. Officers ported at 4:25 p.m. Tuesday. was cited for reportedly stealing a bottle of Black Velvet whiskey • Someone broke into a vehi- at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. The man assisted the Thurston County from Walmart at 9:38 p.m. Sat- cle at Shop’n Kart at 12:43 p.m. said he was traveling uphill Drug Task Force in the arrest. CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT urday. Tuesday and stole a handgun northbound on Wildwood Baker reportedly had more than and garage door opener. The Road when his truck lost power 10 pounds of processed marijua- Minors in Possession Assault person then reportedly used and began rolling backwards. na and more than seven grams • Michael L. Johnson, 19, Che- • Brian G. Nichols, 55, Che- the garage door opener to break When the vehicle left the road- of methamphetamine. Calendar: Cleopatra at Fox Theatre, Leaf Exchange Planned Continued from Main 2 The Fox Theatre serves pop- Solid Waste Utility. “Bag up Comedy Festival, 8 p.m., Lucky corn, while Holley’s Place Fro- your fall leaves and give them Eagle Casino, tickets start at $15, (800) the Oral History Association, zen Yogurt and The Fox Annex to gardeners who would love to 720-1788 the National Council on Public supply other movie snacks. use them for compost or mulch.” Games Day, traditional and mod- History and the American ern board games, card games, 1 p.m., The screening is sponsored Bring your leaves in a plastic Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) Association for State and Local by Sticklin Funeral Chapel. bag and drop them off with vol- Hot Yoga History. In 2010, she received 740-0492 For more information, con- unteers in the parking lot out- Sanction, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek the Robert Gray Medal, the tact the Fox Theatre at (360) side transfer station. The Leaf highest honor awarded by the Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, 623-1103. All proceeds from the Exchange is being offered for ext. 301 is Here! Washington State Historical event benefit the restoration of free, but WSU Master Recycler “Up,” 8 p.m., Corbet Theatre, Centralia Classes Begin Society. the Fox Theatre. Composter volunteers will ac- College, adults $10, students and se- This presentation is spon- cept donations to support their niors $8, for mature audiences, call 736- November 12, 2013 sored by Humanities Washing- educational programs. 9391, ext. 525, for reservations 8:30am & 7:00pm ton. Second Leaf Veterans Day Tribute, 7 p.m., Roxy Gardeners in need of * Chehalis Club Only * For more information, con- Exchange Planned healthy leaves may stop by and Theater, Morton, $10, (360) 496-09541 tact the library at (360) 748- pick up bags of leaves. Leaves or email [email protected] 3301 or visit www.TRL.org. The WSU Lewis County will be available on a first Clay Chambers and the Last Ride, 9 Master Recycler Composters p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky come, first served basis while Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 ‘Cleopatra’ to be Shown are offering a second Leaf Ex- supplies last. change from noon to 4 p.m. Sat- Isaiah, 8 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, WSU Lewis County Master Chehalis, $6, (360) 740-0492 at Fox Theatre urday in the parking lot outside Recycler Composters will be Historic Fox Theatre Resto- the Lewis County Solid Waste available to answer questions Libraries rations will be showing “Cleopa- Transfer Station, 1411 S. Tower about composting or mulching International Games Day, for all ages, tra,” starring Elizabeth Taylor Ave., Centralia. your garden with leaves. all day, table games, Tenino, Winlock CH509465bw.db and Richard Burton, at noon The first event in October It is requested only leaves Territorial Voices: A Civil War Read- and 6 p.m. Saturday at the Fox collected 121 bags of leaves, or from healthy trees be brought — er’s Theater, for adults and teens, by Theatre in downtown Centralia. about 1,200 pounds, that gar- no grass, yard debris or garbage. historian Lorraine McConaghy, 1 p.m., Admission is $8 per person, deners and composters took The Master Recycler Com- Chehalis $7 for members, and $20 per home to put to good use. posters reserve the right to Organizations family (three to four persons). “Because the first event was inspect bags before accepting 20th Legislative District Democrats, ESSENTIAL Presale tickets are available so popular, you will have one them. 10 a.m., Country House Restaurant, at Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis more chance to participate in For more information, call Toledo Yoga a leaf exchange,” said Melanie Debbie Burris, (360) 740-1212, and Debbie’s Boutique, Holley’s Historic Fox Theatre Restorations, To get class schedule and more Place, HUBBUB and Santa Lu- Case, recycling program coor- or e-mail debbie.burris@lewis- meeting of volunteers, 10 a.m., Santa info, visit thorbeckes.com cia Coffee in Centralia. dinator for the Lewis County countywa.gov. Lucia Coffee, Centralia The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 • Main 10 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Low ‘Obamacare’ Immigrant Crackdown Enrollment Causing Doctors Are Told to Get In Saudi Arabia Leaves Heartburn for Garbage in Streets, Democrats Migrant Workers WASHINGTON (AP) — Add Serious About Obesity Hiding In Fear simmering Democratic discon- tent to the problems plaguing By Mike Stobbe RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Garbage is piling up on streets “Obamacare,” now that first- The Associated Press month enrollment figures are out. ‘‘We recognize that telling patients to lose around the mosque housing the The White House is rushing to ATLANTA — Next time burial site of the Prophet Muham- come up with an unspecified fix as you go for a checkup, don’t be weight is not enough.’’ mad. Grocery stores have shut their early as this week to counter the surprised if your doctor gets on doors and almost half of Saudi Ara- millions of health coverage cancel- your case about your weight. bia’s small construction firms have The medical profession has Dr. Donna Ryan stopped working on projects. lations going to consumers, at the co-chair of the guidelines committee to fight the nation’s obesity epidemic same time it promises improve- issued new guidelines for fight- The mess is because foreign ments in a federal website so balky ing the nation’s obesity epidem- workers on which many businesses that enrollments totaled fewer ic, and they urge physicians to a third of obese patients recall at Louisiana State Univer- rely are fleeing, have gone into hid- than 27,000 in 36 states combined. be a lot more aggressive about their doctor talking to them sity’s Pennington Biomedical ing or are under arrest amid a crack- The White House also is tak- helping patients drop those ex- about their BMI or counseling Research Center. “They have down launched Nov. 4 targeting the ing a more open approach to tra pounds. them about weight loss. patients who come in and ask kingdom’s 9 million migrant labor- changes in the law itself. “We wel- Doctors should calculate The guidelines were released them about the latest fad diet. ers. Decades of lax immigration come sincere efforts,” presidential your body mass index, a weight- this week by a group of medical They’re not trained in this stuff enforcement allowed migrants to press secretary Jay Carney said to-height ratio. And if you need organizations that include the and they’re not comfortable” take low-wage manual, clerical and Wednesday at the White House to lose weight, they should come American Heart Association, recommending particular diets service jobs that the kingdom’s own as Democratic impatience grew up with a plan and send you for the American College of Cardi- or weight-loss plans. citizens shunned for better paying, over a program likely to be at counseling. ology and the Obesity Society. more comfortable work. the center of next year’s midterm “We recognize that telling pa- They come amid a spate of THE GUIDELINES ADVISE doctors Now, authorities say booting elections for control of Congress. tients to lose weight is not enough,” important developments in the to: out migrant workers will open After weeks of highly publi- said Dr. Donna Ryan, co-chair of fight against obesity. — At least once year, calcu- more jobs for citizens, at a time cized technical woes, the admin- the guidelines committee. late patients’ BMI, measure their when unemployment among Sau- istration had said in advance the The good news? By next year, LAST YEAR, THE FOOD AND DRUG waists and tell them if they are dis is running at 12.1 percent as of enrollment numbers would fall most insurance companies are Administration approved two overweight or obese. the end of last year, according to far short of initial expectations. expected to cover counseling more obesity-fighting drugs. — Develop a weight-loss plan the International Monetary Fund. and other obesity treatments, And this year, the AMA labeled that includes exercise and mod- But the nationalist fervor driving following in the steps of the obesity a disease, a measure erate calorie-cutting. the crackdown risks making mi- 4 Years After Recession, Medicare program, which be- intended to get doctors to pay — Consider recommending grant workers vulnerable to vigi- Mobility for Young gan paying for one-on-one help more attention to the problem weight-loss surgery for patients lante attacks by Saudis fed up with last year. and prod more insurers to pay with a BMI of 40 or for those the seemingly endless stream of Adults Stuck at for treatments. with a BMI of 35 who also have foreigners in their country. MORE THAN A THIRD of U.S. Yet many people have been two other risk factors for heart Since the Saudi government 50-Year Low adults are obese, and that’s on their own when it comes disease such as diabetes or high began issuing warnings earlier WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. been the case since the middle to slimming down, left to sift blood pressure. this year, hundreds of thousands mobility for young adults has of the last decade. Officials de- through the myriad diets and — Refer overweight and obese of foreign workers have been de- fallen to the lowest level in more fine someone with a BMI of 30 exercise schemes that are pro- patients who are headed for ported, though some were able to than 50 years as cash-strapped or higher as obese. A 5-foot-9 moted for weight loss. And most heart problems to weight-loss avoid arrest by getting proper vi- 20-somethings shun home- person would be obese at 203 doctors have little training in programs. Specifically, discuss sas in an amnesty program. That buying and refrain from major pounds. how to help their obese patients, enrolling them in at least 14 amnesty ended last week, and moves in a weak job market. Doctors are well aware that other than telling them it’s a face-to-face counseling sessions some 33,000 people have since The new 2013 figures from the excess weight can trigger diabe- problem and they need to do over six months with a registered been placed behind bars. Others Census Bureau, which reversed tes and lead to heart disease and something about it. dietitian, psychologist or other have gone into hiding. earlier signs of recovery, under- other health problems. Yet sur- “I feel for these guys,” said professional with training in score the impact of the sluggish veys have shown that only about Dr. Tim Church, a researcher weight management. economy on young people, many Rice Warehouse of them college graduates, whom Looted in Typhoon-Hit demographers sometimes refer to as “Generation Wait.” Honoring the Life of Gerardo Hernandez Philippines as Aid Fails to Burdened with college debt or Reach Hungry Survivors toiling in low-wage jobs, they are delaying careers, marriage and TACLOBAN, Philippines (AP) having children. Waiting anxious- — Thousands of people stormed a ly for their lucky break, they are rice warehouse on an island devas- staying put and doubling up with tated by Typhoon Haiyan, authori- roommates or living with Mom ties said Wednesday, highlighting and Dad, unable to make long- the urgent need to get water, food term plans or commit to buying a and medical supplies into an in- home — let alone pay a mortgage. creasingly desperate region. Many understood after the Five days after one of the stron- 2007-2009 recession that times gest tropical storms on record lev- would be tough. But few say they eled tens of thousands of houses in expected to be in economic lim- the central Philippines, relief op- bo more than four years later. erations were only starting to pick “I’m constantly looking for up pace, with two more airports in other jobs,” says Jeremy Bills, 27, the region reopening, allowing for of Nashville, Tenn., who graduat- more aid flights. ed from Vanderbilt University in But minimal food and water May 2011 with a master’s degree was reaching people in the dev- in human and organizational de- astated city of Tacloban, on Leyte velopment. Originally from Tam- island, which bore the brunt pa, Fla., Bills has stayed put in his of the storm, and outlying re- college town in hopes of finding a gions due to a lack of trucks and job in management consulting or Mark Boster / The Associated Press blocked roads. human resources. Instead, he has Ana Hernandez, with her children Stephanie and Louis, right, accepts the U.S. lag from acting Department of Home- mostly found odd jobs like pull- land Security Secretary Rand Beers during the public memorial service for slain TSA oicer Gerardo Hernandez, Tues- UN Report Says Afghan ing weeds and dog-sitting. day, in Los Angeles. Hernandez was the irst TSA oicer killed in the line of duty when a gunman pulled a rile from a bag and shot the 39-year-old father of two on Nov. 1, at Los Angeles International Airport. Two TSA oicers and a Opium Poppy Production Boston Gangster teacher were injured before airport police wounded the gunman, Paul Ciancia. Hits Record High Faces Life In Prison for JALALABAD, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghanistan’s opium Killings, Extortions Ohio Delays Inmate’s Execution Over Organ Donation production surged this year to BOSTON (AP) — Gang- record levels, despite interna- ster James “Whitey” Bulger has By Julie Carr Smyth Phillips could donate non-vital If Phillips is a viable donor tional efforts over the past de- heard from the families of some The Associated Press organs, such as a kidney, before for his mother, who has kidney cade to wean the country off the of the people he was convicted of being executed. disease and is on dialysis, or for narcotics trade, according to a killing. Now, he will finally hear COLUMBUS, Ohio — others awaiting live transplants report released Wednesday by his punishment. Ohio’s governor delayed the ex- PHILLIPS, WHO WAS sentenced of non-vital organs, the stay the U.N.’s drug control agency. Bulger, 84, faces a sentence ecution of a condemned child for raping and killing his girl- would allow time for those pro- The harvest this past May re- killer to consider the inmate’s of life in prison after being con- friend’s 3-year-old girl in Akron cedures to be performed, Kasich sulted in a staggering 5,500 met- unprecedented organ donation victed in a string of murders in in 1993, asked this week to do- said. ric tons (6,060 tons) of opium, 49 request, acknowledging that the 1970s and ‘80s, as well as ex- nate a kidney to his mother and Phillips’ sister suffers from a percent higher than last year and it’s “uncharted territory” but tortion, money-laundering and his heart to his sister. His attor- heart ailment and he also wants more than the combined output expressing hope that the man weapons charges. ney said it was an attempt to do to donate his heart to her. of the rest of the world. Even Af- might help save a life before los- Federal prosecutors have asked good, not a delay tactic. ghan provinces with some past ing his own. a judge to sentence him to two con- Ohio’s prison medical policy RICHARD DIETER, EXECUTIVE di- successes in combating poppy Ronald Phillips, 40, was secutive life terms, plus five years. accommodates organ donations, rector of the Death Penalty In- cultivation saw those trends re- scheduled to be put to death Bulger’s lawyers declined to recom- but prison officials rejected the formation Center, said a Dela- versed, according to this year’s Thursday with a lethal injection mend a sentence, saying Bulger be- request, saying it came too late ware death row inmate was annual U.N. Office on Drugs of a two-drug combination not lieves his trial was a “sham.” to work out logistics and secu- permitted in 1995 to donate a and Crime (UNODC) report. yet tried in the U.S., but Gov. The 84-year-old South Bos- rity concerns. kidney to his mother while in The withdrawal of foreign John Kasich issued a stay of ex- ton crime boss will almost Kasich said Phillips’ crime prison, though he was not fac- troops from Afghanistan next ecution Wednesday. The execu- certainly spend the rest of his was heinous but his willing- ing imminent execution like year is likely to make matters tion date has been rescheduled life behind bars. Judge Denise ness to donate organs and tissue Phillips. even worse, said Jean-Luc Lema- for July 2. Casper will formally impose his could save another life and the “This step by the governor hieu, the UNODC regional rep- “I realize this is a bit of un- state should try to accommo- puts it into a more normal dis- resentative in Kabul. He warned sentence Thursday. charted territory for Ohio, but if date that. cussion of (how) an inmate, that as international assistance On Wednesday, a dozen another life can be saved by his without any security problems, falls off, the Afghan government relatives of murder victims gave willingness to donate his organs SOME 3,500 PEOPLE IN Ohio can help save another person will become increasingly reliant impact statements in court, call- and tissues then we should al- and more than 120,000 nation- and is that the right thing to on illicit sources of income. Un- ing Bulger a “terrorist,” a “punk” low for that to happen,” Kasich ally are awaiting organ dona- do,” he said. “With 24 hours to certainty is also driving up pop- and even “Satan.” Bulger sat said in a statement. He said he stone-faced and refused to look tions, said Marilyn Pongonis, a go before an operation had to be py production, as farmers wor- wanted to allow time for medi- spokeswoman for the Lifeline of carried out, it definitely gets in at them or to make a statement cal experts to study whether ried about the country’s future of his own. Ohio organ donation program. the way of that process.” turn to the tried and true. • Main 11 FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 Trial: 12 Jurors and Five Alternates With 90 Witnesses and Five Weeks of Testimony Continued from the front page told the jury, Rick Riffe, or JUDGE DENIES ATTORNEY’S REQUEST TO DISMISS MURDER CHARGES AGAINST RICK RIFFE his now-deceased brother John Riffe, reloaded the mur- By Stephanie Schendel the state and Bartlett, and that dodged questions posed by the would not file the motion of der weapon — a single-shot, [email protected] Halstead purposely tried to con- defense attorney about if he prosecutorial misconduct if the 12-gauge, sawed-off shotgun — vince the jury, through Bartlett’s already received consideration in prosecution would agree to a before shooting Minnie’s hus- Prior to prosecutors resting testimony, that there was no exchange for his testimony. stipulation regarding the testi- band, Ed Maurin, in the back of their case Tuesday morning, consideration given to Bartlett, The convicted felon claimed mony of Nonna Pierce, a neigh- Judge Richard Brosey ruled his neck. when in fact there was. he did not remember the spe- bor of the Maurins who testified against defense attorney John “That’s called premeditation,” Crowley said his case was cifics of a plea agreement, and she saw a man, later identified as Crowley’s motion to remove exceptionally damaged by even though Halstead, who Halstead told the jury Wednes- Rick Riffe, in the neighborhood Deputy Prosecutor Will Halstead Bartlett’s testimony, and that he handled the case against Bartlett, the day before the murders. day. “That’s first-degree murder.” from the case and to dismiss the was the state’s most convincing knew about the agreement, he Crowley said Pierce’s testi- Prior to the slayings, accord- charges against Rick Riffe. witness the state presented. did not specifically ask Bartlett mony at trial was inconsistent ing to investigators, the couple The motion, filed by Crowley “You’re telling me, with a about it during his testimony. with what she told police in the had been abducted from their Friday morning, alleged that Hal- straight face, that Mr. Bartlett is “It was obviously perjured days following the murder. The Ethel home, forced to empty one stead committed prosecutorial the (prosecution’s) most cred- testimony,” Crowley said Tuesday, stipulation, which the prosecu- of their bank accounts, before misconduct by being involved in ible witness?” Brosey asked the later adding, “I think Mr. Riffe has tion did not agree to, would have they were ordered to drive to a a plea agreement with one of the defense attorney in obvious dis- been deprived of a fair trial.” told the jury that she originally rural Adna logging road where witnesses who testified against belief Tuesday. Brosey ultimately disagreed, told police the man she picked they were both executed in their Riffe earlier on in the trial. Very little of Bartlett’s tes- ruling that whatever confusion out of the photo montage was in 1969 Chrysler Newport. Erwin Bartlett told the jury timony, which continued for Bartlett’s testimony caused the the neighborhood a week or two While it is unclear which that he was housed in the medi- hours during the third week of jury was remedied by the testi- before the murders, not the day brother killed the Maurins, Hal- cal unit with Rick Riffe in the trial, revolved around what Riffe mony of David Arcuri, who was before. stead said, in the eyes of the law, it Lewis County Jail and spoke allegedly told him. Instead, a Bartlett’s public defender. Meyer argued Tuesday that does not matter. When the broth- with him through the vent that large portion of it was spent on Last week, when the jury was Crowley already had the oppor- ers showed up at the Maurin resi- connected their cells. Bartlett, a Bartlett’s credibility. sent out of the courtroom and tunity to cross examine Pierce. dence and forced them to with- convicted felon who spent time Bartlett testified he told in- Crowley announced his intention “All we’re wanting is truth- draw money from the bank, they in prison for attempted murder, vestigators about Riffe’s alleged to file a motion of prosecutorial ful testimony,” Crowley said. were acting as accomplices and told the jury Riffe admitted to confession after he was caught misconduct, Lewis County Pros- “Period.” the 1985 murders. trying to smuggle a pill bottle therefore are considered equally ecutor Jonathan Meyer brought Meyer told the judge the Crowley argued that the full of medication in his butt Crowley’s “threatening” email to email was a threat, and nothing responsible for the outcome. prosecution did not provide the into the jail in hopes of gaining the attention of the judge. more than that. Brosey agreed. “No one knows all the an- defense with information about leniency. The email, sent by Crowley “That’s extortion, Mr. Crowley,” swers except two people — and the plea agreement between Bartlett, however, specifically to the lead prosecutor, said he Brosey said. one of them is dead," Halstead said. it was resting its case. the alternative second-degree and both supplemented their in- Rick Riffe had no income. Yet HALSTEAD gave his closing The prosecution presented murder, two counts of first-de- come by selling small amounts of on Christmas, multiple witness- arguments all day Wednesday the 12 jurors and five alternates gree kidnapping, two counts of marijuana, meth or cocaine. es testified, it appeared that the to the jury and a nearly full with 90 witnesses and five full first-degree robbery as well as “We know Rick Riffe is using financial situation of Rick Riffe courtroom. Throughout the weeks of testimony. first-degree burglary in relation drugs, running around Mossy- and his then-wife Robin Riffe five hours of closing Wednes- Crowley told presiding Judge to the deaths of Ed and Minnie rock — has a job, doesn't have had changed. Before Christmas day, Riffe showed no emotion — Richard Brosey last week that Maurin. His brother would have a job — everyone who testified of 1985, as Robin Riffe’s brother, similar to how he has acted for faced the same charges, but two doesn't really seem to know Larry Vessey, put it: "They didn't the past five weeks. he intended to call three or four The closing remarks witnesses, and that the testimo- weeks before investigators trav- what he does for a living,” Hal- have a pot to piss in and no win- Wednesday followed an abrupt ny would likely last three days. eled to King Salmon, Alaska in stead said. dow to throw it out." and surprising decision from Prior to the start of the trial, 2012, 27 years after the slayings, Riffe was also receiving dis- That Christmas, however, defense attorney John Crowley Crowley said his client intended to arrest the brothers in the ability checks from Labor and the presents were much better to not call any witnesses to tes- to testify in his own defense. In- cold-case homicide, John Riffe Industries. In the month pre- than in previous years, and they tify in his client’s defense. stead, on Tuesday, the defense died of natural causes. ceding and following the Mau- had a large amount of drugs. “Mr. Riffe has instructed me rested its case immediately Throughout the lead pros- rins slayings, however, Riffe, for Right before Christmas 1985, to call no witnesses,” Crowley without any testimony. ecutor’s closing arguments, unknown reasons, missed his Robin and Rick Riffe went to told the jury Tuesday. Halstead explained that in the L&I appointments and as a re- White Pass where they met with Crowley’s unexpected an- RICK RIFFE is charged with ‘80s, the Riffe brothers were small- sult lost two months worth of a drug dealer from Yakima and nouncement came moments af- nine felony counts: two counts time drug dealers and heavy users. disability payments. purchased $2,200 worth of co- ter the prosecution told the jury of first-degree murder, or in Neither had steady employment The month of the murder, caine, according to testimony. Port: Looking for a Motivated Individual Who Has the Ability to Close Deals Continued from the front page Rothlin has overseen the acqui- Rothlin also implemented a motivated individual who has the ability to close deals with Rothlin said, he appreciates sition of 150 acres of land and the state’s first Regional General clients. the relatively small commu- brought in several businesses Permits that allow pre-mitiga- that resulted in more than 270 tion for development sites. “It’s going to have to be nity mindset of the people in somebody who can work with Bremerton. Additionally, he local jobs. “It creates shovel ready prop- OUR BEST erty,” Rothlin said. the local community,” Kostick PASSENGER TIRE! said, the CEO position will of- said. fer him experience supervising ROTHLIN LED the Rush Road Rothlin said he expects to the directors of the marinas extension, which opened 100 spend next month working in ULTRA Z900 acres of land for development both Chehalis and Bremerton. AS THE ECONOMY begins to im- and the airport. prove, Rothlin said, he will miss After serving as the port di- and helped with the addition “It’s going to be different. of the Labree Road interchange, People know me here and they seeing the results of his work rector for the last decade, Roth- during the downturn come to OVER 20% MORE TREAD LIFE which provided direct transit trust me,” he said. “Now I have So you get more miles out of these tires. lin said, he is ready for a new fruition. challenge. between the port and Interstate to start from scratch.” “I see that happening for Che- STARTING AT “This was a nice next step as 5. Kostick said he expects the halis in the near future,” he said. far as growth,” the executive, “He did a great job,” Port of port commissioners to discuss ••• 85 121 175/65R-14 who earns nearly $84,000 an- Chehalis Commissioner Ken finding Rothlin’s replacement Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 nually in his current job, said. 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Centralia CH509023sl.cg Dianna Schneider, of Roches- reported information about him. “I started bawling my eyes out These people have lost every- 1211 Harrison Ave. • 736-6603 ter, said awaiting communication “I’ve never talked to God so because I knew it was him,” she thing,” Schneider said. “It’s just Chehalis from her brother, Gregg Ander- much in my life,” she said. said, as she teared up again. “I’m heart wrenching.” 36 N. Market Blvd. • 748-0295 son, a Kirkland resident who had going to get him. I’m so happy.” traveled to the Philippines for his FINALLY, Schneider said, late As Anderson flew back to 50th birthday, was a nightmare. Tuesday night she received a the United States on his birth- “It was horrible, horrible, for phone call from a friend of a day Wednesday, the death toll Debbie’s four days not knowing where he friend who reported Anderson from the storm rose to 2,344, ac- was,” she said Wednesday after- had survived the storm, hun- cording a national tally kept by noon. “When you don’t hear, in kered down in a stairwell in a a disaster agency. That figure is Boutique your mind you visualize the worst.” beach house in Guiuan, about expected to rise, perhaps signifi- Schneider said she remained two hours southeast of Talcoban. cantly, when accurate informa- glued to her TV looking for any After calling a number the tion is collected from the whole signs that her brother was alive. friend gave her to reach Ander- disaster zone, which spreads New Fall MerchaNdise! 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When you were a kid, did you believe in Santa Claus?

“I probably did. I’m anti-Santa Claus now. He takes the place of Jesus Christ on a day that is the celebration of Christ’s birthday. There wouldn’t be Julie McDonald / For The Chronicle ‘happy holidays’ Janet Crane was honored as the Volunteer of the Year at the annual meeting of the Lewis County Historical Museum Sunday. unless Christ had been born.” Honor Rolls NAPAVINE JUNIOR inson, Zoe Jaimes, Jacob John- Chase VanWyck Schlottmann, Jason Troxell, Tay- Fern Pickens HIGH SCHOOL ston, Nicholas Kim, Sarah Freshmen: Skylar Chambers, lor White Rochester, homemaker LaBrasca, Andrew Mars, Katyn Jacob Christie, Andrew Conrad, Juniors: Mecaela Chap- Following are members of the Newcomb, Emma Rotter, Kath- Paxton Cooley, Yesica Mendez- man, Teara Cook, Cole Doughty, Napavine Junior High School leen Talley Reyes, Ashlie Oxford, Wyatt Brittnee Goodman, Kevin San- first-quarter honor roll: Juniors: Tanner DeKoker, Stanley, Wyatt Suter, Casey Tal- doval, Nicole Sorensen, Tucker DeKoker, Rebecca Gal- ley Sophomores: Owen Ander- lagher, Savannah Griffith-West, 4.0 Grade Point Average son, Katie Christie, Joseph Cole, Grace Hamre, Chelsea Oster, Honorable Mention Eighth-graders: Mollie Ol- Alix Rieper, Stephanie Shumaker, Erika Potter, Jake Talburt, Wyatt son, Laura Sandoval Amador Daniel Zhikhor (3.0-3.24 GPA) Wheeler, Seventh-graders: Olivia Sophomores: Rebekah Ad- Seniors: Taven Albright, Ka- Freshmen: Evan Brandt, Alegria, Morrison Jaimes, Mav- ams, Olivia Alvord, Hailey leb Buckingham-Koons, Ji Woo Devanie Kleemeyer, Michael erick Mitchell Dickinson, Alicia Frank, Rebec- Park, Samantha Rhodes, Tiffany McCarty, Allona Wachter ca Gallagher, Tempprince Gib- Superintendent’s List bons, Logan Guenther, Grace “Yes. Everyone (3.51-3.99 GPA) Hamre, Jacob Johnston, Krystal should believe Eighth-graders: Lauren Routon, Sara Swayze, Svetlana Bailey, Anastasiya Clary, Noah Zhikhor. in Santa Claus.” Cole, Haily Durham, Samuel Freshmen: Seth Brossard, Johnson, Randy Kinswa, Melissa McLean Fagerness, Austin Filley, Maribel LeGro, Kenya Lorton, Harland Forrest Lee, Tahlia Lopez, Abbigal Mu- Adna, sales sic, Cortney Oster, Austin Palm- Isabella Millhollen, Lexee Pope, er, Stasha Pinion, Jenna Sisson, Madysen Powell, Joel Rotter, Isaac Subitch, Courtney Teitzel, Samuel Smith, Ruth Anne Stead- Madelynn Thompson, Cole Van ham, Brandy Steffen, Jadelyne Wyck, Cameron Wirt Wheeler Seventh-graders: Abi- gail Adams, Makenna Dah- Principal’s List lin, Ashley Dickinson, Makayla (3.25-3.50 GPA) Dodge, Cassandra Duren, Jillian Fuss, Cassandra Hull-Huntley, Seniors: Gina DiGioacchino, Hayden Lester, Keyana McCain, Michal Erven, Mark Foster, Jus- Jared McCollum, Mckenzie Nel- tin Kaut, Mackenzie Olson, Gage son, Joshua Parmentier, Xoee Powell, Ashley Reiter Pope, Bryant Steadham, Ada Juniors: Makayla Dailey, CH510342cz.sw Williams, Jaren Williams, Olivia Janell McPeake, Bryon Perz, Woodrum Sophomores: Robert Bru- “Not really. I was neau, Alique Fulleton, Jordan born in Mexico. We Principal’s List Lewis, Kambill Matzko, Av- (3.25-3.50 GPA) ery Phelps, Raeanna Snaza, believed in the Eighth-graders: Jenna birth of baby Jesus. Conrad, Aydan Costin, Emilie Evander, Samantha Foster, Wade We celebrated Las Sabin, Evelyn Sevilla, Cody Shaf- “Thanks again for all the help Posadas four days fer Seventh-graders: Tristan and effort you put into my before Christmas Eve Low, Erin Lorton, Drake Mar- shall, Carleigh Oster, Javier San- — we went door to chez, Bradley Yarbrough transaction. Stacey and I door, enjoying time love the house, and the dogs with our neighbors. Honorable Mention (3.0-3.24 GPA) really love the new yard. There were just a Eighth-graders: Kaitlyn Bornstein, Eric Hays, Nolan I’ll be even happier after all few small gifts.” Jackson, Noah Lantz, Alaina Matson, Reagan Norman, Casey Maricela Ramsey Oxford, Kayla Rogge, Rebecca our stuff is unpacked.” Centralia, retired CNA Snaza, Peyton Stanley, Jordan Weichel, Nellie Zhikhor —Stryker and Stacey, irst-time home buyers Seventh graders: Bret- ton Bradshaw, Kylie Crawford, Madison Doughty, Jason Powell, Destiny Ramirez-Tanori, Solana Sanchez We’ll do everything but help you unpack! NAPAVINE HIGH SCHOOL Mortgage rates are low. Now is the time to buy. Following are members of the Napavine High School first- Let a TwinStar mortgage expert help you today. quarter honor roll:

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Number of completed applications through the state insurance marketplace: 64,990 State officials are glad they 1, according to new federal statis- Number of individuals applying for insurance in those completed applications: 119,309 have overcome early problems tics released on Wednesday. Number of individuals who have found out they will get help paying: 13,375 with the state exchange, but not Just over 7,000 people have se- Number who found out through the health exchange that they are eligible for Medicaid: 48,196 everything has been rosy since lected a private health insurance Number of individuals who have selected private insurance through the marketplace: 7,091 initial computer problems. plan through the marketplace Estimate of uninsured Washington citizens: 1 million. During the last week in Octo- in Washington state. Another ber, officials with the exchanged 48,000 or so found out they are announced that 8,000 insurance eligible for free insurance under applicants erroneously qualified Medicaid. And another 64,000 process right now and a total of ter Washington are in Kentucky ple signed up for private health for higher tax credits because of have completed applications for more than 35,000 completed ap- and Connecticut. insurance last month in the 36 a system error. Those mistakes insurance, but have not finished plications for private insurance. Numbers from the states us- states relying on the federal web- were just a few dollars off for the sign up process. New York's numbers are not ing the federal marketplace all site. some, but averaged $100 a month. Numbers coming in from as complete, but that state is re- trail behind Washington and States running their own en- The exchange has posted no- California show that much porting more than 16,000 insur- these others. rollment systems like Washing- tices online to the affected appli- larger state has nearly twice as ance sign-ups. The next most The Obama Administration ton signed up more than 79,000 cations and will be mailing let- many people going through the successful state marketplaces af- reports fewer than 27,000 peo- people for private insurance. ters to them as well. Northwest News in Brief Senate Leaders Education Secretary Arne area along the Nisqually River. Socialist Candidate Still, the strong showing by Duncan called Superintendent of All the body parts have been Sawant, a college economics pro- Propose 11.5-Cent Public Instruction Randy Dorn found within a mile of each other Takes Lead in Tight fessor and prominent figure in Se- to say how impressed he was by on the Nisqually Indian Reser- attle's Occupy Wall Street move- Gas Tax Increase Washington kids' performance vation, about 45 miles south of Seattle Race ment, has surprised many people. OLYMPIA (AP) — Senate on the National Assessment of Seattle. SEATTLE (AP) — Voters in Scott Cline, the city's archivist, leaders are proposing a $12.3 Educational Progress, common- A dog brought a leg to its left-leaning Seattle, where police said research showed no Socialist billion transportation revenue ly known as the Nation's Report owner home on Nov. 5. Then, recently handed out snacks at a candidate had won a citywide of- package that includes a gas tax Card. searchers went out last weekend large marijuana festival and politi- fice in the past 100 years. increase of 11.5 cents. Washington scores on the and found a rib cage, pelvis and cians often try to out-liberal each "This is new territory. There The proposal was put forth tests given every two years to part of a skull, including a jaw- other, are close to electing a Social- really isn't any precedent," said by Senate Transportation Com- a sample of fourth and eighth bone with teeth. ist candidate to the City Council. Stuart Elway, a longtime political mittee co-chair Sen. Curtis graders were among the best in The parts appear to come Following the latest ballot pollster. "You think Seattle has a King, R-Yakima, and is part of the nation. from the same person. Judging count Tuesday night, Kshama pretty liberal electorate, but you ongoing negotiations between OSPI recorded the call from by the size, it was an adult, not a Sawant had a 41-vote lead over 16- haven't seen someone who calls the House and the Senate. It in- Duncan and posted it online. child, Warnock said. year incumbent Richard Conlin. themselves a socialist win." cludes no tolls on Interstate 90, Duncan asked Dorn to pass But the coroner was unable Given Washington state's Sawant, 41, drew attention as pays for a new floating bridge on along congratulations to Wash- to say whether it was a man or mail-in voting system, a winner part of local Occupy Wall Street State Road 520 and puts money ington's teachers and principals woman, how long ago the person won't be named for days or even protests that included taking over toward road projects across the for helping kids improve in every died and how the body was dis- weeks after the Nov. 4 election. a downtown park and college. state. It also seeks to redirect category on the exams, a feat few membered. sales tax money from transpor- states matched. tation projects to a transporta- The leg and foot was to be The Glass Guru™ tion fund instead of the general examined later Wednesday by a SERVICES fund, and transfers money out No New E. Coli pathologist who might be able Moisture Removal of an environmental cleanup ac- to say whether the body was cut Scratch Removal Cases in Washington with tools or pulled apart by count. Water Stain Removal King says “we think it’s fair, from Outbreak scavenging animals. All the body parts were being MOISTURE IN YOUR WINDOWS? Window Replacements we think it’s balanced.” OLYMPIA (AP) — The Don’t Replace. RESTORE for Less! House Transportation Chair- Washington state Health De- sent to the King County medical Guaranteed Repair Process! 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The forms, which can be About 50 protesters on printed and turned in by mail or Wednesday demanded the U.S. in person, must be received by 5 House of Representatives pass p.m. Dec. 19, state officials said comprehensive immigration re- during a press briefing Tuesday. form. Every application filed during The Spokesman-Review says the period will be considered the 12 people arrested by Spo- by the Washington state Liquor kane police were members of Control Board. One America, a national group. The state will first review Police say they were arrested for applications from growers and interfering with traffic after sit- processors. Retailers will be the ting in the middle of the street last group to know whether they and refusing to move. have the OK to open a pot-selling The protest was aimed at Mc- business as one of Washington’s Morris Rodgers, the third-rank- 334 licensed marijuana stores. ing member of the GOP, and at The state decided to put House Speaker John Boehner. growers and processors through Protesters say Boehner is the licensing process first as part blocking legislation passed by of an effort to stock the newly the Senate that would beef up emerging market, said Becky border security and create a new The Righteous Brothers Bill Medley Smith, marijuana licensing program for undocumented resi- and regulation manager for the dents to apply for legal status. with special guest Christopher Cross Washington State Liquor Con- trol Board. The agency will allow Lovestock crescendos with a concert from a pair of love song maestros. an unlimited number of grow- Another Body Part ® winner Christopher Cross ers and processors to apply, al- Bill Medley from the Righteous Brothers (Unchained Melody, You’ve though the three-member board Found on Nisqually Lost That Lovin’ Feeling) and Grammy Award established rules in September Reservation (Sailing, Arthur’s Theme) perform the hits that you have been slow that limits marijuana production dancing to for decades. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl State 2B Football Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 5 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Breakdown 2A Football Undefeated Sumner Awaits Bearcats in First Round By Aaron VanTuyl with a win Friday, of course — ents plenty of challenges — ning back, and Chase Torgison Yordy was more of a speedster [email protected] play No. 2 Lynden in the quar- namely a big, powerful running (6-1, 190) runs the offense. than Sumner’s backs. terfinals, No. 3 Ellensburg in the attack, operating out of the split- “The thing about their of- “Defensively, our main fo- The Bearcats’ road to the semifinals and No. 1 Tumwater back veer offense. fense, is they just don’t go back- cus is just being great tacklers,” state championship begins on in the championship game. “You don’t see it a lot any- wards,” Wollan said. “It’s going Wollan said. “They consistently Friday night at Sunset Chev And like Sumner, each of more,” Wollan said. “It’s a really to be a real test for us, to be good just break tackles and put them- Stadium against a 10-0 Sumner those teams boasts a perfect downhill running game.” on first and second down, to put selves in second-and-short, team. 10-0 record at this point. DeJon Lynch, a 6-foot, them into longer-yardage situa- third-and-shorts, and eventu- If all goes well, it won’t be the “We’re embracing it,” Bearcat 225-pound transfer from Brit- tions. They’re M.O. is to run the ally just wear people down.” last unbeaten team W.F. West coach Bob Wollan said. “It’s fun. ish Columbia, has run for 206 football downhill, right at you.” On the flip side, W.F. West’s (9-1) plays this season. The goals are really short-term yards and six touchdowns over W.F. West had plenty of trou- offense has been more prone to Given the setup of the right now. It’s live for another the Spartans’ last two games and ble containing a running back in blowing past defenses than wear State 2A Football Playoffs, No. week.” leads the attack. Branden Tui- last week’s 35-28 crossover win 5-ranked W.F. West could — This week’s opponent pres- laepa (6-0, 190) is the other run- against R.A. Long, though Jacob please see BEARCATS, page S4 State 1A Girls Soccer 1A Football

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Tenino’s Zack Chamberlain is congratu- lated coming of the ield Friday night in Centralia during the Beavers’ 41-7 crossover win against White Salmon. Beavers Hope to Keep Season of Improvement Alive Friday

By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] The Beavers are in unfamiliar territory, as far as brackets are concerned. In more of a physical sense, however, they're quite comfort- able playing on the turf and within the trappings of Centra- lia's Tiger Stadium, where they'll host King's Friday night in the first round of the State 1A foot- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ball playoffs. Rochester’s Sierra Seymour and Eatonville Alex Terxa collide while going for the ball during a irst-round State 1A playof game against Eatonville Tuesday night in "It felt like home," said Tenino Orting. Eatonville won the game 3-2. coach Jeff Zenisek, whose Bea- vers beat White Salmon 41-7 in Centralia in a district crossover game on Friday. "They're excit- ed, and that's what state's about. Warriors Fall in First Round We're no longer at home, we're getting to play elsewhere, and STATE: Seymour, State 1A Girls Soccer we have teams coming to us, and Althauser Score in Playoffs that's good. "We told the kids, 'This'll be Rochester’s 3-2 Loss to First Round Results our home field from now on.'" Eatonville Cashmere 3, Connell 0 The situation isn't what any- La Salle 11, Newport 2 one would have expected given By Brandon Hansen Naches Valley 3, Cascade 1 the start to Tenino's season. The U. Prep 3, Lakeside 1 [email protected] Beavers dropped nonleague Eatonville 3, Rochester 2 games to Raymond (27-21) and Kings 2, Seattle Chr. 1 ORTING — Eatonville Washougal (28-7), then lost 36- played the ball perfectly on two Seattle Ac. 3, Woodland 0 Meridian 3, Elma 1 35 to Elma in their 1A Evergreen separate occasions, and there opener. was nothing a finely-tuned Since then, though, they ran Rochester team could do about Things were unsettled in the the table in league action, win- it. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] first few minutes of the game ning three games in the fourth The Cruisers came away Rochester’s Sierra Seymour is greeted by teammates Cassi Rife and Karlee as a speedy Eatonville squad quarter and another — at Forks with a 3-2 victory in the first Pearson in celebration after Seymour’s goal during a irst round State 1A playof probed the Warriors' defense — in double-overtime. game Tuesday night in Orting. Eatonville won the game 3-2. The key for the Beavers' im- round of the State 1A girls soc- and Machaela Graddy knocked provement has been in growing cer playoffs here Tuesday night a teammate's rebound off the justments and quickly gained "I liked the fact that once we together, and growing into their at Orting Middle School. The goal post into the net for a 1-0 Warriors found themselves the initiative — though it just settled the ball more, you could particular brand of football — lead. down a goal after just five wasn't enough to overcome the really see our speed," Rochester minutes, but made some ad- early deficit. coach John Hayes said. please see SOCCER, page S4 please see TENINO, page S5

Rundown The Final Word Rochester’s Quinn Mc- Former Gonzaga Basketball Player Now Spokane Cop Fadden runs TV’s Best Bet to the ball SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Former Former Gonzaga star and NBA Hall during State Gonzaga basketball player Winston of Fame player John Stockton was one of NBA Basketball 1A playof Brooks was one of five new police officers the people at the officers’ swearing-in cer- Okla. City at Golden St. action in sworn in Tuesday in Spokane. emony to congratulate Brooks. 7:30 p.m. Orting. Brooks was a Bulldog point guard for “I can’t even describe in words how TNT the 2001-to-2003 teams. the Gonzaga community has treated me KHQ reports he also has worked with since I’ve been here, it’s been nothing but Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, police and as a positive so I thought I’d come back and Spokane County juvenile corrections of- try to help,” Brooks told KHQ’s Kelsey Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ficer. Watts.

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The Chronicle / File Photo Alex Tucci, Puyallup, boards through the trees at the White Pass Ski Area in this February, 2012 ile photo. Oicials with the ski area have their ingers crossed for a pre-Thanksgiving opening LET IT SNOW this season, though the ultimate decision will be up to Mother Nature. White Pass Ski Area Waits for Mother Nature OPENING DAY: For the 2010-11 ski season, White Pass opened Paradise Spokeswoman Reports Basin, a 767-acre expansion that 50 Percent Chance featured two new lifts and a mid-mountain lodge. Resort Will Have “That expansion essentially Enough Snow for Skiers doubled the size of our ski area,” Goyette said. and Snowboarders by Today, the mountain features Thanksgiving 1,402 acres and eight lifts. White Pass has two high-speed quads, By Amy Nile one regular quad, a triple chair, [email protected] two doubles and two surface White Pass Ski Area is wait- lifts. ing for snow. The ski area boasts 15 per- Courtesy Photos / White Pass Ski Area Unlike many mountains cent expert terrain, with 60 per- Workers install a new chair around the region, White Pass cent intermediate runs and 25 lift tower (above) and a new has not set an opening date in percent of the mountain for be- railing on the deck outside 58 years because the weather- ginners. the Nordic yurt (left) at the dependent business does not “We’re a skiers’ and snow- White Pass Ski Area prior want to disappoint skiers and boarders’ mountain,” Goyette to the mountain’s 2013-14 snowboarders with an inaccu- said. “We cater to people with a winter opening. Oicials are rate prediction, according to the love for the sport.” hoping for a pre-Thanksigiv- resort’s spokeswoman Kathleen Goyette said White Pass ing opening day, but that Goyette. offers a getaway unlike other will depend on the amount “We can’t set a date because crowded resorts. of snow the mountain re- it depends on Mother Nature,” “It’s a pretty relaxed and ca- ceives in the next few weeks. she said. “We’re very old school. sual feel,” she said. “It’s not going When there’s enough snow, we skiing with a city feel.” open.” During peak times, White Customers can check the Pass considers a five to seven White Pass Ski Area’s website to minute wait a long lift line. Goy- determine when the mountain ette said the longest wait time will open. she has seen since the expansion Goyette said there is a 50 was just nine minutes long. cross-country skiing as well as tures an online reload for tickets Today, White Pass welcomes percent chance the ski area will Those looking to escape lodging and child care in the that saves adults and juniors $5. an average of 130,000 to 145,000 open on Thanksgiving day. All crowds at the base have the op- same area. Many visitors find Children and seniors ski free af- visitors a season. That’s up from mountain staff, she said, remain tion of skiing and riding the ex- the ease of parking at the moun- ter the initial $5 fee. 100,000 to 130,000 before the on standby to open as soon as pansion terrain. The mountain tain surprising when compared “We recycle our lift tickets at expansion, Goyette said. weather permits. features a 2,050-foot vertical and to other ski resorts, Goyette said. a rate that far exceeds our indus- “It’ll just continue to grow,” Before starting the ski sea- the longest run offers two and a “That’s what makes us the try,” Goyette said. she said son, the base area must have 24 half miles of continuous slope. family destination,” she said. “It In addition to benefiting to 36 inches of snow. White Pass also has a terrain makes a fabulous getaway.” skiers and riders, Goyette said, ••• The mountain opened in park with jumps and rails. Full-day lift tickets cost $60 the expansion has served the Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 1952 as a ski club before White The resort, Goyette said, re- for adults, $40 for ages 7 to 15, surrounding area well, driving twitter.com/AmyNileReports Pass Ski Area became an official mains the only one in the state and $5 for those under age 6 and more traffic to East Lewis Coun- www.facebook.com/ company three years later. to offer snowshoeing, alpine and older than 72. White pass fea- ty businesses. AmyNileTheChronicle British Columbia’s Whistler Ski Area Set to Open on Saturday By Brian J. Cantwell British Columbia’s Big “Early season snowfall tant to obey mountain signage, at 8:30 a.m., with last upload The Seattle Times White ski resort, near Kelow- combined with our snowmak- ski and ride on open runs only at 2:30 p.m Saturday. Emer- na, has also announced a Sat- ing team converting over 60 and stay within the operational ald Express, Big Red Express The Whistler Mountain urday opening. million gallons of water into area marked by ‘Temporary half of British Columbia’s and the Franz chairlifts will With five lifts running at snow the past few weeks, has Boundary’ signage. Guests Whistler Blackcomb ski re- be running, allowing access sort will open this Saturday, Whistler, skiers and snow- allowed us to get things started should be aware there will be to 1,800 vertical feet of skiing boarders will have the op- early again this season,” Doug rocks and other hazards below Nov. 16, the resort announced and riding terrain. Runs set to Tuesday. The opening comes tion to upload from either the MacFarlane, mountain man- the snow surface; we do not Whistler Village Gondola or ager at Whistler Blackcomb, recommend skiing and riding open will include Ego Bowl, 13 days earlier than originally Upper Whiskey Jack, Upper planned, thanks to cold tem- the Creekside Gondola. Black- said in an email. “With all the outside the temporary bound- peratures, natural snowfall comb Mountain is still ex- excitement of opening day, we ary in any circumstances.” Franz, Papoose, Orange Peel and productive snowmaking pected to open as scheduled on want to remind guests early First upload on the Whis- and Pony Trail. equipment, resort officials Nov. 28, Thanksgiving Day in season conditions will apply, tler Village Gondola and More details are available at said. the United States. especially off piste. It is impor- Creekside Gondola will begin www.whistlerblackcomb.com. Sports 3 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report: Fish, Game Up and Down By Jordan Nailon [email protected] CLAM DIG DATES There are no certainties in the world out of doors these The WDFW has scheduled the upcoming dig on days. Just as fall was beginning the following dates, beaches and low tides: to fit like your father’s favorite • Nov. 15, Friday, 5:01 p.m.; -0.3 feet; Long Beach, fedora, other, more wintery, ele- Twin Harbors, Mocrocks, Copalis ments seem to be sneakily afoot. • Nov. 16, Saturday, 5:42 p.m.; -0.6 feet; Long Beach, Still, while nearly all of the trees have relinquished their tenuous Twin Harbors, Mocrocks, Copalis grasp on leaves, a few still clutch • Nov. 17, Sunday, 6:20 p.m.; -0.7 feet; Long Beach, their fiery canopy. Winds come Twin Harbors, Mocrocks and put the foliage to the tinsel • Nov. 18, Monday, 6:57 p.m.; -0.6 feet; Twin Harbors strength test, but they don’t stay • Nov. 19, Tuesday, 7:33 p.m.; -0.4 feet; Twin Harbors long and have done a remarkable • Nov. 20, Wednesday, 8:09 p.m.; -0.2 feet; Twin job of clearing blue skies of grey Rich Landers / The Spokesman Review clouds. Harbors In this Oct. 20 photo, Washington Fish and Wildlife Department wildlife biolo- The rain hasn’t even shown The next set of WDFW proposed digs are as gists Annemarie Prince, front, and Dana Base, right, remove a tooth and take up like anyone from this neck of follows: measurements on a whitetail deer buck brought in to the Deer Park, Wash., the woods would expect. There • Nov. 30, Saturday, 4:28 pm; -0.1 feet; Long Beach, hunter check station. have been fogs, mists, drizzles, and showers, but nothing wet Twin Harbors, Copalis, and Mocrocks enough to get the rivers and foot- • Dec. 1, Sunday, 5:13 pm; -0.9 feet; Long Beach, Hunter Check Stations ball fields muddy. Twin Harbors, Mocrocks Fishing has been as up and • Dec. 2, Monday, 5:59 pm; -1.4 feet; Long Beach, Provide Valuable Information down as the rivers, as one run Twin Harbors, Mocrocks DEER PARK, Wash. (AP) by the tough winters of 2007 turns to another and the big — It wasn't clear last month and 2008. game in the woods have been • Dec. 3, Tuesday, 6:44 pm; -1.7 feet; Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Mocrocks why some hunters were driv- However, the number of slow to show themselves so far. ing past the highway check hunters at the check stations Since a brief mid-October freeze • Dec. 4, Wednesday, 7:30 pm; -1.7 feet; Long Beach, station marked by big fluo- plummeted to 408 in 2011 the thermometer has rarely Twin Harbors rescent orange signs while as a four-point minimum dropped below 40, though Sat- • Dec. 5, Thursday, 8:17 pm; -1.4 feet; Twin Harbors others willingly stopped and requirement was enacted urday night might flirt with the • Dec. 6, Friday, 9:05 pm; -1.0 feet; Twin Harbors shared the information of for taking whitetail bucks frost. Given that animals don’t in units 117 and 121 in Pend • Dec. 7, Saturday, 9:56 pm; -0.3 feet; Twin Harbors their hunt with Washington abide by the rules of daylight Fish and Wildlife Depart- Oreille and Stevens counties. savings time, and with limited ment biologists. The check stations are elemental evidence that winter is Sometimes hunter behav- helping monitor trends. For right around the corner, they are ior is as mysterious as the example, while the number taking their time really getting Black Lake, last stocked Oct. Matheny Creek area on the ways of secretive whitetail of hunters is down the num- into rut. Even northern birds 25, for a total of 4,5000, 1-1.3 lb Olympic Peninsula. bucks. ber of bucks being harvested making their way south have fish “Last year we had quite a "Some people don't think is increasing — and a higher been spotted making U-turns Lawerence Lake, last stocked few (cougars) taken out from the it's important and others are percentage of them are older- toward inviting warm lakes a 0ct. 31, for a total of 2,500, 1-1.3 Wynoochee area. I think twelve just in a hurry, I guess," said class bucks, Base said. few exits back. The animals are lb fish or thirteen cats,” said Hoenes, Dana Base at the U.S. 395 "But we're getting more following Mother Nature’s lead, St. Clair Lake, last stocked hunter check station north information than that," he noting that there have been no and nobody seems to be in a Nov. 4 for a total of 1,700, 1-1.3 lb of Deer Park on Oct. 20. "But said, pointing to a spread- rush. fish local cougar reports this year. every little bit of informa- sheet with data collected on Long Lake, last stocked Nov. tion we get from the animals yearling antler growth and FISHING 1 for a total of 2,500, 1-1.3 lb fish CLAMMING hunters bring in is valuable other details. Longs Pond, no date, stocked in managing our wildlife," he "Lush alfalfa is the bulk of The slammin’ salmon runs of After a short break from the a month ago have slowed signifi- with 200 fish said. the nutrition for many bucks, clam harvest, area hip-wader and cantly on all of our local rivers, Munn Lake, (fly fishing/ "Even the information we but how do they compare with the hardscrabble bucks although a few remain viable op- catch and release) last stocked rubber boot aficionados will be get from unsuccessful hunt- ers is valuable," said the state's that eke out most of their tions for dedicated anglers. Sep. 27 for a total of 550, 3 lb. fish back out battling the breakers on Offut Lake, last stocked Nov. area beaches starting this Friday. district wildlife biologist existence higher on national There has not been enough based in Colville. "We don't forests?" extended rainfall in the area to 4 for a total of 1,000 1-1.3 lb fish Via press release, WDFW clam “Searun cutthroat on the ask personal information A man came in with a pump the rivers up with water biologist Dan Ayres called it "A about their specific hunting spike buck — a male yearling and fish as hoped, but there has Cowlitz sounds like that’s still an great opportunity to dig some opportunity,” Hymer added. Re- areas." — and immediately began been a decent amount of rainfall razor clams for your Thanksgiv- ports indicate that the cutthroat Hunter check stations making excuses for why he at times, according to WDFW didn't shoot a bigger branch- bite is especially good a few miles ing table.” were staffed near Deer Park biologist Joe Hymer. and on Highway 2 near Chat- antlered buck. “A lot of the Chinook are downriver from Barrier Dam As always, Ayres reminds taroy on the last weekend of "It's the smallest buck I've getting dark,” noted Hymer, in- and in Lake Mayfield. the general deer season in ever shot," he said, as though the clamoring hoards of clam dicating that the fish have been For those inclined to head October. his ego was fractured by peo- in fresh water for quite a while. north, Phillips reported that hounds that there is no digging The stations will be open ple measuring the six-inch “There are still some being caught chum fishing is excellent right allowed before noon, and that again next weekend for the prongs on the head of his deer. on the north fork of the Lewis now. the best results are generally had end of northeastern Wash- The helpers assured him (mainly from boats).” “We are at the peak right one to two hours before low tide. ington's late whitetail buck that wildlife management sci- The rivers have been produc- about now and expect it to And don’t forget to bring a tra- season. ence needs data from deer of continue through right about ing some coho and quite a few ditional lantern as opposed to a Three wildlife students all ages. "And this one will be Thanksgiving,” he said. Phillips from Washington State Uni- delicious," one helper noted. jacks, specifically on the Cowlitz, fancy headlamp or flashlight for indicated that only the southern- versity joined the check sta- The data is used in all sorts said Hymer, adding that the Ka- optimum illumination during lama and Lewis rivers have also most Puget Sound tributaries are tion staff at Chattaroy in Oc- of ways to help solve wild- seen some coho caught recently. active now, specifically around the upcoming dark digs. tober for hands-on schooling life management issues from From Hymer’s WDFW creel Mud Bay in Olympia, in Ken- on skills such as measuring hunting seasons to habitat im- report: “Last week Tacoma nedy, McLane and Perry creeks. CRABBING antlers, aging deer and tak- provements. They index deer Power recovered 1,506 coho The Niqually tributaries have a ing tooth and tissue samples. population condition by mea- Local crabbing opportuni- salmon, 1,227 coho jacks, 294 winter chum run. Several hunters who came suring yearling antler circum- fall Chinook adults, five jacks, “It’s one of the more popu- ties remain open in Puget Sound through the station asked ference, number of points and inside antler spread. eleven summer-run steelhead, 68 lar fisheries for folks who don’t through the end of the year. questions on topics ranging have a boat,” said Phillips. “A lot Sport crabbing is allowed seven from wildlife populations to The biologists and volun- cutthroat trout and four chum teers asked hunters whether of these guys are fishing either days a week, except in Marine hunting laws. And they got salmon adults during seven answers. they'd seen wolf sign or any days of operations at the Cowlitz a herring or anchovy under a Areas 10 and 11 which have been float.” "A lot of education goes on unusual wildlife sightings. Salmon Hatchery separator. closed for the year. here, both ways," said Greg They collected informa- "During the past week Ta- Puget Sound crab collectors Koehn, a hunter education tion from hunters who'd coma Power employees released HUNTING are allowed to keep six red rock instructor from Newport killed cougars, bobcats, black 257 coho adults, 17 coho jacks, The modern rifle elk hunt crabs of either sex and five male who was volunteering even bears, turkeys and grouse. 181 fall Chinook adults, one jack, ended on Wednesday and Dungeness crabs per day, so long more of his time to help out at As several rigs with hunt- and seven cutthroat trout into ers drove past the Highway WDFW biologists report that the as they are in “hard shell” con- the check station. the Tilton River at Gust Back- season’s kill numbers are on av- In Idaho, hunters — as 395 check station, Erin and strom Park in Morton, 340 coho erage with years past, although dition and measure at least 6 ¼ well as anglers — can be fined Matt Van Horn of Shelton adults, 351 coho jacks, and 35 fall they were not able to provide inches across. for driving past a sportsman's stopped in with their two Chinook adults into the upper specific numbers or details. That check station. But Washing- small boys just before the Cowlitz River at the Skate Creek means rifle-packing deer hunt- OUTDOORS ton no longer requires hunt- Deer Park helpers closed. Bridge in Packwood, and 312 ers get their shot in the woods ers to stop at points labeled "We made a weekend of coho adults and 198 jacks into from today through Sunday, Nov. Now is the time to head north as voluntary biological check it, but she was the only one Lake Scanewa behind Cowlitz 17. to the bottom basin of Puget stations. who got her buck," said Matt, Falls Dam.” So far this year, hunters, bi- Sound and watch the incoming "We're all about data and pointing to Erin, who was The thick of the winter steel- ologists, and taxidermists agree chum salmon. Fishermen can be education, not enforcement," showing her deer to the vol- head run is still a few weeks away, it has been a slow deer season. seen clinging to the slick sides of said Tom Higgins, another unteers. although anglers on the Kalama “It was really slow the first long-time hunter education This is where scientists part of the season until the last Mud Bay, but for the less adven- instructor assisting the biolo- and hunters interact for the River have reported a few early turous types, the Kennedy Creek catches. few days when it finally got gists. good of the game, Base said. Salmon Trail offers a safe and This momentary lapse of tro- stormy and the bucks started "We get game manage- "The hunters keep us phy sized fish in area rivers does chasing does around,” said easy view of the colorful salmon. ment information from our grounded," he said, noting not mean that angling oppor- WDFW wildlife biologist Brok WDFW biologist Ken Phil- field surveys and hunter har- several stories he'd heard at Hoenes. “What I’m afraid of is the check station. One of his tunities are limited however, as lips expects the south sound vest reports," Base said. "But that’s going to be it, just that little what we get at the check sta- favorites involved a trophy- area lakes, creeks, and rivers are chum run to remain strong bit at the end and then (the hunt) tions is the fruit salad in our hunting bear that raided the brimming with trout. is over.” through Thanksgiving, so be menu for monitoring hunter back of a pickup one night in “We’ve just completed our While black bear hunting sure to take advantage of the effort. Actually handling the a camp. The next morning, fall trout transplants,” explained ends on Nov. 15, the cougar hunt next break in the weather to see animals gives us another lay- tracks revealed that the bear WDFW biologist Larry Phillips, will remain open through the the final stage of the salmon life er of information." had ignored the easy meal of adding that there are lots of op- end of the year. So far, Hoenes cycle up close and personal. The number of hunters game meat in the truck, but portunities. “We have pretty de- knows of four confirmed cougar The Kennedy Creek trail is stopping at the northeastern packed away the antlered cent survival of our earlier (fish) kills, two of which were headed located hallway between Shelton Washington check stations heads of two nice whitetail plants, so these fall plants kind of to his office for examination in the past 12 years peaked at bucks. supplement that.” when we spoke. One of the cou- and Olympia off of Highway 101 996 in 2006. The number de- "Maybe someday we'll Phillips relayed the following gars was killed in Yakima Coun- at milepost 356. Turn west off of clined to 723 in 2010 after the have the data to explain that recent trout stocking informa- ty and two others were believed the highway and follow signs to deer herds were devastated one," Base said. tion for area lakes and ponds: to be from the Quinault Ridge/ the parking lot. 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Continued from Sports 1 Toledo-Winlock’s Yoder "With their first goal we just Makes All-Trico First Team didn't put enough pressure on their center-mids," Hayes said. By The Chronicle Vermuelen was the first-team "It was a better game after that Toledo-Winlock star for- goalkeeper. when we made that adjustment." ward Stephanie Yoder was Toledo-Winlock mid- Eatonville took three more a first-team selection in the fielder Michelle Gleason was shots as the clock winded down SWW 1A League Trico Divi- a second-team selection, as to halftime before Rochester's sion's All-League voting, an- was defender Kenzee Harlan. Sierra Seymour revived the nounced by the league this Caroline Garibay was an hon- Warrior offense. She notched week. orable mention defender. the first Rochester shot on goal Yoder, a senior who has See Scoreboard on page S6 in the 34th minute, then got committed to play for The for a complete All-League list. the ball on a breakaway four Evergreen State College next minutes later. Seymour drew year, capped her career with Toledo’s Subjeck Earns All- out Eatonville's goalkeeper and 21 goals. She scored 17 as a League Nod stretched the ball past her for freshman, 26 as a sophomore Toledo’s Sara Subjeck the equalizing goal. and 16 as a junior, giving her a earned a spot on the SWW "Sierra was all over the field, program record 80 for her ca- 1A League Trico Division’s whether it was at mid or up top reer. list of volleyball honors, be- to breakaway," Hayes said. "That King's Way midfielder ing named to the All-League goal was just clinical, keeping Heidi Fronk was the Trico second team in a voting of the the ball close on the dribble." Offensive MVP, and White league’s coaches released this The momentum gained by Salmon goalkeeper Samantha week. Seymour's goal was sapped away Spaeth was the league's De- Subjeck played libero, out- less than a minute later by a fensive MVP. The Bruins also side hitter and, by the end of perfectly-placed 45-foot shot by won the league's Sportsman- the season, setter for the Indi- the Cruisers' K.K. Voss on a free ship award, and Woodland's Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ans. Teammates Beth Demery kick that made it 2-1 at halftime. Jeff Flanagan was the Trico (outside hitter) and Jessica Rochester’s Samantha Jennings tries to head the ball during a irst round State Rochester — which didn't Coach of the Year. Kelly (middle blocker) both 1A playof game against Eastonville Tuesday night in Orting. Eatonville won the know what to expect from 17-1 Joining Yoder on the first earned an honorable mention. game, 3-2. Eatonville, a team undefeated team were forwards Jessica Kalama’s Kallie Schmit through its first 17 games — Flanagan (Woodland) and and Woodland’s Nicolette looked stronger and on the at- home a goal that was called back, four years ago winning just a Jorie Freitag (Seton Catho- Nesbitt were the league’s tack in the second half. thanks to an early whistle by the few games to winning a league lic), midfielders Jassmine Ro- co-MVPs. Kalama’s Haley "We controlled the ball more referee. SWW 1A League Ever- title shows a lot about these girls," land (Kalama), Caitlin Scott Bannister, Khloe Clark and in the second half," Hayes said. green Division MVP Camryn Hayes said. (White Salmon), Kaitlynn Averi Dyer, Woodland’s Jenna "They have two good center- Alhauser made up for it with a Graduating will be Althaus- Troyer (Woodland) and Mad- Booker and Madi Raymond, mids and that's kind of how they corresponding penalty kick goal er, all-league defender Caelyn ison Veitkamp (King's Way), La Center’s Alyssa Carnes and operated and what they did." and Rochester pulled to within Carew and second team all- defenders Brynna Freitag (Se- Emma Yates, and Seton Cath- Eatonville's attack was lim- 3-2. league midfielder Karlee Pear- ton Catholic), Olivia Grim olic’s Ashley Watkins were all ited noticeably in the second Despite a furious push for a son. Hayes noted that the trio (White Salmon), and Wood- first-team picks. half, but in the 65th minute the tying goal by the Warriors, Ea- came into the program as fresh- land's Gracey Trice and Am- See Scoreboard on page S6 Cruisers got a header goal from tonville held on for its 18th vic- men and have seen the steady ber Malik. La Center's Shelby for a complete All-League list. Emily Boettcher. That seem- tory of the season to move on in rise of the Warriors, who have ingly put a bow on a postseason the state playoffs. Rochester fin- made the state playoffs two victory, but the Warriors weren't ished the year with a 15-4 record, years in a row. 2A Girls Swimming quite done with the season. a regular season league title and Eatonville (18-1) will take on With four minutes to go, plenty of players coming back King's, which beat Seattle Chris- Joni Lancaster was fouled in next year. tian 2-1 in the first round, on Five Twin Cities Swimmers the goal box and actually put "To go from when I took over Thursday, Friday or Saturday. Qualify for State Meet By The Chronicle 100-meter butterfly. The W.F. Bearcats: Only Loss Came to No. 1 Tumwater OLYMPIA — W.F. West's West relay team of Godlewski, Continued from Sports 1 ing out who we are, offensively. needed a last-second goal-line Gabrielle Godlewski won the Giffey, Matz and Emma Baerny I think it’s getting to the point stand to hold off Orting, 24-23 200-meter freestyle and the finished second in the 200-meter them down. Quarterback Tan- where it can give everybody in a key league game. … Wol- 500-meter freestyle for the sec- relay and third in the 400-meter ner Gueller has thrown for near- problems.” lan was impressed with the play ond year in the row at the Dis- freestyle relay. ly 2,200 yards, with 36 touch- For the moment, though, it’s of wide receiver Bryan Moon in trict 4 2A Swimming Tourna- Baerny made the finals in downs and eight interceptions, only a matter of giving Sumner the R.A. Long win. Moon caught ment last weekend here at the both of her individual events and the pass-heavy offense has problems. the game-winning touchdown, Evergreen Swim Club. and placed 14th in the 200-me- been held under 30 just once — “However we’ve got to do it, and caught two more would-be Godlewski also scored the ter freestyle and seventh in the by No. 1 Tumwater, in a 35-28 let’s just figure it out and not get touchdowns just a few inches highest number of points at the 500-meter freestyle. Hunter Sny- loss — and has averaged nearly ahead of ourselves,” Wollan said. out of bounds — on his 18th meet along with Capital's Jada der made the finals as a fresh- 41 points a game. The 35 points Notes: The Spartans ran birthday. … Zach Braun, the Pearson with a perfect score man, with a 12th place finish in W.F. West scored last week was undefeated through the regular Bearcats’ 160-pound starting de- of 40 points. Godlewski helped the 50-meter freestyle and 11th the first time since Oct. 11 the season for the first time since fensive lineman, also played well sweep the 500-meter event, as place in the 100-meter butterfly. Bearcats had been held under 40. 1975, winning the South Puget against the Lumberjacks, Wol- teammates Keesha Matz was Those swimmers placing “We came out of that game Sound 2A League title and then lan added. … The weather re- second and Lindsey Giffey was at least fourth qualified for the — and had still scored 35 against drubbing Renton, 45-21, in port for Friday in Sumner calls third. State 2A championships, which a really good team — frustrated their crossover game. That per- for a 90 percent chance of rain, Giffey placed third in the are Friday and Saturday 2:30 p.m. we didn’t score more,” Wollan fect record, though, hasn’t been with 45-degree temperatures 200-meter individual medley at the King County Aquatic Cen- said. “We’re really close to figur- without its challenges. Sumner and wind gusts at 18 mph. and Matz was fourth in the ter in Federal Way.

FRIDAy, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 SATURDAy, NOVEMBER 16, 2013 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) --A work- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Taking SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Do TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- related matter will create uncertainty. part in a project, activity or event something different at home that will Spending quality time with someone Don’t doubt your performance or your will broaden your outlook and your add to your enjoyment. A surprise is you love will bring rewards, as well as status. Stand behind your convictions friendships. You’ll draw interest from heading your way that will encourage positive plans for the future. Move to and work diligently to reach your goal. someone very different from you. Enjoy entertainment, travel or something that larger quarters or expand what you have. collaborating with others. can help you boost your achievement. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- To avoid Work toward personal accomplishments GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Look SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- An being taken for granted, you have to today. Strive to be your best and to take at the bright side, whatever transpires unreliable source should not be allowed change the way you respond to people’s care of what’s most important to you. today. Being adaptable will help you ind to lead you astray. Gather information demands. Forthright diplomacy will work Make a change if it will alleviate tension. solutions as you go along. Guard against carefully to avoid interference in your much better than evasion. foolish mishaps or misunderstandings. plans. Stand behind your word and do the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- You best job possible. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- Paint can play the game with inesse. Each move CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- You the town or visit a friend today. Getting you make will get you closer to your chosen have nothing to lose and everything CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- out and doing fun things will result in destination. If you believe in your ability to gain. Don’t be afraid to voice your Broaden your interests and participate new friendships. Romance will lead to an and skill, so will everyone else. opinion or take on a daunting challenge. in neighborhood events. Less travel and affectionate evening. If you play to win, you will succeed. more home-based activities will make AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- Don’t you realize what’s available. Romance LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Take rely on someone else to inish what you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- You need a should highlight your evening. responsibility for whatever you do, but started. You must take ownership of your diversion. Look for an interesting way to don’t let anyone railroad you into taking responsibilities so you can move on to spend your day. If you interact with people AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- Limit on an unnecessary burden. A getaway the things you enjoy doing most. from different backgrounds, you will be your communication today. You don’t will help you put things into perspective. enriched by the information you gather. want to give away secrets that might mess PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- There is up a cherished relationship or damage VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Make money to be made if you put your ideas VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Question your advancement. Prepare to adapt to an today about you and doing the things you into action. What you launch now will anyone asking for money or help. A snap unexpected change. enjoy most. Finish projects, get out with take everyone by surprise, leaving an decision regarding such matters will someone you love or do something that excellent impression and an impact on result in loss. Honest conversation will PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Set up a makes you look and feel good. future possibilities. allow you to offer reasonable solutions. regime that will help you get it and feel good. Charity begins at home. The compliments you receive will spark new LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Manage ARIES (March 21-April 19) ideas and opportunities. Good things are your money wisely so you can take part -- Procrastination will lead you in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Keep your waiting where you least expect them. in something entertaining. Refuse to let unproductive circles. Make a choice and emotions under control. Overreacting uncertainty regarding a relationship stop stick to it before someone complains or will make matters worse. Listen ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- Make you from having fun. takes over. A practical approach will be attentively, but don’t meddle or make plans to take care of uninished business. your best recourse. promises that you’ll regret. Face facts It’s important that you know where and make needed changes. you stand inancially before you go out shopping, to change jobs or alter your living arrangements. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013

Prep Football Washington Prep Poll Released Nov. 13 A LOOK AT THE THREE FROM THE 2B By The Associated Press Stadium) is a great place, and Class 4A BREAKING OUT 1. Camas (10) 10-0 100 these kids’ll have a great time, THE BRACKETS: 2. Skyline 9-1 87 but we’ve got a game where we 3. graham-Kap. 10-0 79 Adna, Napavine and can compete,” he said. “It’s going 4. Chiawana 9-1 73 Morton-White Pass Gear to be fun.” 5. richland 9-1 57 The Pirates face a Waitsburg- 6. Union 8-2 47 Up For State Playoffs Prescott team running a spread 7. bothell 8-2 25 option offense and not afraid to 8. Federal Way 8-2 24 By Aaron VanTuyl put the ball in the air. Running 9. eastlake 8-2 17 [email protected] back Chance Leroue (6-foot-2, 10. bellarmine Prep 8-2 11 200 pounds) leads the way, af- others receiving 6 or more Napavine vs. Concrete ter turning in 167 rushing yards points: 11. Ferris 8. Napavine’s first-round State and 40 receiving yards for three 2B playoff game, against Con- touchdowns — and throwing an Class 3A crete, will mark its sixth-straight additional touchdown pass — in 1. bellevue (10) 10-0 100 a 41-14 crossover win against 2. o’Dea 10-0 89 state appearance. 3. Marysville-Pil. 10-0 78 Unlike each of the last five, Liberty. Quarterback Owen Lan- 4. Shadle Park 9-1 70 however, the Tigers (9-1) had a ning was 10 of 17 for 82 yards 5. Mount Si 9-1 61 competitive atmosphere in this in that game, and the Cardinals 6. eastside Catholic 8-2 52 season’s crossover game. have topped 40 points in five of 7. Mt. Spokane 8-2 34 Napavine slipped past their last six games. 8. glacier Peak 8-2 23 Onalaska, 23-20, on a Jared “We have to pull a Stanford,” 9. Kamiakin 8-2 14 Hammond field goal in overtime Johnson joked, referring to No. 10. Mountain View 8-2 10 on Friday. It was a marked dif- 6 Stanford’s 26-20 upset of No. others receiving 6 or more ference from last year’s 48-point 2 Oregon last week. “And we’ve points: 11. lincoln 9. crossover blowout of North been Oregon before, that shot- Class 2A Beach, or any of the Tigers’ four Jesse Smith / For The Chronicle gun, spread, fly, all of that stuff. 1. Tumwater (8) 10-0 98 prior crossovers — the closest of Morton-White Pass’ brian reynolds and the Timberwolves will be looking to down We know what we have to do 2. lynden (2) 10-0 91 which featured a 22-point mar- Darrington on Saturday in randle in the irst round of the State 2b playofs. here.” gin of victory. The game plan includes, but 3. ellensburg 10-0 78 “We definitely got a postsea- is not limited to, getting a few 4. Sumner 10-0 72 And once they’ve traded a do those things, but it’s almost 5. W. F. West 9-1 59 son look out of Ony, for sure,” stops and holding onto the ball view of the Emerald City for the like they already know what’s 6. Mark Morris 9-1 46 Napavine coach Josh Fay said. for big chunks of the game. emerald turf in Sedro-Woolley, going to happen,” Poquette said. 7. lindbergh 10-0 43 “That’s a team that probably “We want to limit the touches. Fay hopes his team is ready to “Our guys tend to know what’s 8. othello 8-2 19 could have played in the 16-team That’s kind of where we stand,” play. taking place before they even 9. lakewood 9-1 12 bracket.” he said. “But you don’t want to 10. Sedro-Woolley 8-2 9 Concrete (7-2) finished sec- “I think we’re comfortable talk about it.” where we’re at. If our kids play Reynolds has already racked get in a shootout with them.” others receiving 6 or more ond in the Northwest 2B League, Adna, meanwhile, will be points: 11. r.a. long 7. behind only third-ranked La well, we’ll get to experience the up 1,077 rushing yards on 131 quarterfinals next week,” he said. carries with 16 touchdowns. working its power run game, Conner, and is coming off of a Class 1A “If not, we’ll be tuned into Maury Kolb has run for 579 yards and 13 with speedsters Mike Thompson 27-0 loss to the Braves. Junior 1. Cascade Chr. (7) 9-0 88 Povich in the afternoon.” touchdowns, and completed 66 and Cole Young moving the ball running back Gibson Fichter 2. laCenter (1) 10-0 79 of 106 passes for 1,249 yards and — and taking option pitches from does a bit of everything in lead- 3. Freeman (1) 10-0 71 15 scores with two interceptions. sophomore quarterback David ing the Concrete offense, run- Darrington at MWP 4. Mount baker 8-1 58 Bertucci has 11 total touchdowns Young. ning for 111 yards and three 5. Cashmere 9-1 54 The Timberwolves have been and 896 all-purpose yards, and “These teams in our league touchdowns, with 80 receiving 6. Woodland 9-1 41 on sabbatical since Halloween, senior wide receiver Kalen Dun- know it pretty well,” Johnson yards and a 68-yard punt return 7. Zillah 9-1 36 but don’t expect any rust come lap has nine touchdowns and 505 said of the Pirate offense, “but touchdown in a 41-38 win over 8. river View 9-1 32 Saturday. yards on 18 catches. if you haven’t seen some of that Darrington on Oct. 25. 9. Connell 8-2 22 Morton-White Pass (9-0) will The first obstacle on the well- stuff we run, it’s pretty effective.” 10. King’s 8-2 13 “They’re a double-wing team, host Darrington (7-3) in Randle worn road back to Tacoma is a One bonus for Adna: If the others receiving 6 or more always have been, and they ex- at 2 p.m. in the first round of the Logger team that trounced Or- Pirates win, they would be the points: None. ecute their stuff real well,” Fay State 2B playoffs. The players cas Island 34-0 on Thursday to home team on the bracket in the said. “So it’s a lot of straight- have spent the down time get- quality for state. Running backs quarterfinals. That means either Class 2B ahead type of football, and we ting over a few injuries, while Bruce Massingale (1,004 yards Oroville or Reardan would have 1. Morton WP (7) 9-0 79 have to be ready for that.” the coaches have been back and this season) and Garrett Green to travel across the mountains to 2. lind-ritzville Sp. (1) 9-0 73 Napavine, meanwhile, is forth across the state picking up (1,152 yards) lead the attack out face Adna, which would host the 3. laConner 9-1 63 working freshman Wyatt Stanley game film. of a wishbone offense. game at either Tumwater District 4. Napavine 9-1 56 into the quarterback role in its “It’s been a down week, but After 16 days of rest, the Tim- Stadium or Centralia’s Tiger Sta- 5. raymond 7-1 49 first-team offense after the loss busy all the same,” said MWP berwolves should be ready. dium. 6. Waitsburg-Prescott 7-2 33 of senior David Grace. Stanley coach Aaron Poquette. It’s not a bad spot to be in for 7. Wahkiakum 7-2 32 “Any time you make the state 8. Darrington 7-3 22 will complement Brady Wood- The Timberwolves have been playoffs, you’ve got to feel pretty a team that, for the second year rum, who has taken snaps for the to the State 2B championship in a row, lost its first three games 9. White Swan 9-1 16 proud of what you did. Those 10. reardan 7-2 7 Tigers this year, though in more game each of the last two seasons, kids have earned it,” Poquette before winning seven straight. of a running role. losing to Waitsburg-Prescott others receiving 6 or more said. “Right now, it’s one of those “If you think about where we points: None. “Wyatt’s definitely going in 2011 and to Lind-Ritzville/ points where you stop and take a started, and what we had to go to have to step into that role, if Sprague last year. Their closest little reflection, but at the same through, that’s a testament to we’re going to want to throw the Class 1B game so far this season was a time understand there’s still a lot of guts and pride on those 1. Neah bay (7) 9-0 70 ball 15 times a game,” Fay said. 26-0 win over Toutle Lake, and work to be done. kids’ part,” he said. “The ques- 2. liberty Christian 9-1 53 “I thought he looked good today. they’ve been the top-ranked “We’ve got more work to do.” tion is, ‘Can we go play great 3. Touchet 9-1 52 He’s put in a lot of time. He’s a team in the 2B ranks since late football?’ And we’ve showed 4. lummi 8-2 45 guy that’ll get there before prac- August. great signs of it.” 5. Wilbur-Creston 9-1 44 tice, and stay after practice. He This year’s seniors — particu- Adna at Waitsburg-Prescott wants to throw the ball around larly quarterback/linebacker Ry- The drive from Adna to Pas- and have fun.” lon Kolb, RB/LB Brian Reynolds, co is about 235 miles. Off the field, the Tigers are RB/LB Gianni Bertucci, tight For the Pirates, that’s at least in for their longest road trip in end/defensive end Ben Powell, eight hours on a bus, four hours STaTe FooTball PairiNgS years, playing at Sedro-Woolley and linemen Zach Counts and away from home, and a long State 2A Playoffs High School on Saturday — Tommy Seaman — have been ways from the West side of the W.F. West (9-1) vs. Sumner (10-0), Friday, 7 p.m., at Sunset Chev Sta- nearly three hours and 165 miles key cogs in the MWP lineup for State 2B playoff bracket. dium (Sumner) from Napavine. years. That bodes well for the “I think it’s awesome,” Adna Kingston (8-2) vs. lynden (10-0), Friday, 7 p.m., at Civic Stadium “These guys getting out of East End crew, especially given coach K.C. Johnson said. “It’s go- (bellingham) Lewis County, that’s probably their chemistry and improve- ing to be a financial issue, getting othello (8-2) vs. east Valley-Spokane (6-3), Saturday, 1 p.m., at east one of our biggest hurdles,” Fay ment since the 2011 playoff run. everybody over there, and super- Valley joked. “You drive past the Space “The coaches are constantly vising and doing all that stuff, Colville (7-3) vs. ellensburg (10-0), Saturday, 1 p.m., at andriotti Sta- Needle and they’ve never seen telling the guys to talk on defense but it’s going to be fun. dium (ellensburg) that, it’s a big deal.” more, and this group — they still “Edgar Brown (Memorial Sehome (5-5) vs. Tumwater (10-0), Saturday, 7 p.m., at Tumwater District Stadium White river (7-3) vs. orting (7-3), Friday, 7 p.m., at orting Tenino: King’s Fresh Off 30-12 Crossover Win Prosser (7-3) vs. Sedro-Woolley (8-2), Saturday, 4 p.m., at Sedro-Woolley Continued from Sports 1 "This last game (against White offs for the fifth straight year, lindbergh (10-0) vs. Mark Morris (9-1), Friday, 7 p.m., at Memorial Salmon), he actually had some and, coincidentally, lost to even- Stadium (longview) one that stands in contrast to moves. He made one guy miss, tual champion Montesano, 17-7, the big-play team Tenino fielded and then he's hard to bring in the second round last year. State 1A Playoffs last season. down. He's just what you love "They run a spread offense a blaine (5-5) vs. la Center (10-0), Saturday, 2 p.m., at ridgefield "Last year it used to be the in a high school running back, little bit like us. They don't have Woodland (9-1) vs. Mt. baker (8-1), Saturday, 6 p.m., at Civic Stadium one play, and we'd be scoring that's for sure." a tight end in the game as much, (bellingham) from 90 yards out with Devante Chamberlain's style is conta- but they spread you out and run Montesano (6-4) vs. Cascade Christian (9-0), Saturday, 7 p.m., at (Harris)," Zenisek said. "This gious. The Monday film sessions a four-wide-receiver look," Ze- Sunset Chev Stadium (Sumner) year we're not. We came to the have become an opportunity to nisek said. "They utilize their King’s (8-2) vs. Tenino (6-4), Friday, 7 p.m., at Tiger Stadium realization that we've got to see who Chamberlain laid hits quarterback and running back (Centralia) on, and who can hit like Zack. work for everything we get." in running it quite a bit." okanogan (9-1) vs. Connell (8-2), Friday, 7 p.m., at Connell "They want to play harder The team's youngsters have Against Eatonville, he added, Meridian (6-4) vs. Cashmere (9-1), Saturday, 1 p.m., at Cashmere for him, and they want to make also grown up — namely run- Wilkins ran the ball on the first riverview (9-1) vs. Freeman (10-0), Saturday, 1 p.m., at gonzaga those blocks, and be that physi- ning back/wide receiver Thom- five plays of the game. Prep cal," Zenisek said. "They're start- as Pier and quarterback Calvin "They've got a lot of weapons," riverside (8-2) vs. royal (7-3), Friday, 7 p.m., at royal City ing to improve." he said. "They've got good team Guzman. King's (8-2) is led by its own speed, and their receiving corps' "Just seeing how those guys sophomore quarterback, Koa State 2B Playoffs have developed and grown, with Wilkins, who ran for 119 yards good." oroville (7-2) vs. reardan (7-2), Friday, 7 p.m., at gonzaga Prep Calvin throwing the ball, hit- and passed for 192 (10 of 16) in The winner of the King's/ Adna (7-3) vs. Waitsburg-Prescott (7-2), Saturday, 4 p.m., at Edgar ting wide receivers and making a 30-12 win over Eatonville in Tenino game will face either Brown Stadium (Pasco) decisions — that's kind of been a Tri-District seeding game last Montesano (6-4) or Cascade DeSales (6-3) vs. lind-ritzville/Sprague (9-0), Friday, 7 p.m., at the biggest aspect of where we've week. Wilkins is in a role most Christian (9-0) the following ritzville grown," Zenisek said. recently held by Billy Green, week. The way the Beavers have Colfax (6-4) vs. White Swwan (9-1), Saturday, 3 p.m., at White Swan The one player that hasn't re- now a redshirt quarterback at improved and gelled, there's a Napavine (9-1) vs. Concrete (7-2), Saturday, 1 p.m., at Sedro-Wool- quired much in the way of grow- BYU, and Thomas Vincent, who solid chance that quarterfinal ley High School ing up is senior running back/ was a walk-on at the University game could be played back in Wahkiakum (7-2) vs. raymond (7-1), Friday, 7 p.m., at Stewart Field linebacker Zack Chamberlain, of Washington. Centralia. (aberdeen) announced last week as the 1A "They're in the playoffs every "It's kind of like a business Darrington (7-3) vs. Morton-White Pass (9-0), Saturday, 2 p.m., at Evergreen MVP. year, and there's a reason why," trip when we travel," Zenisek White Pass High School (Randle) "We're seeing him emerge said Zenisek. "They're kind of said. "When we're done, it's fun, Toutle lake (4-6) vs. la Conner (9-1), Friday, 7 p.m., at Mount Vernon this last half of the season, and like Montesano. They're a foot- but they've just been more fo- High School kind of emerge as a powerful ball factory up there." cused than I've ever seen a team running back," Zenisek said. The Knights are in the play- at getting better every game." Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports on the Air Midfield 6. Oregon 8-1 1139 Winthrop at (14) VCU, 4 p.m. Preps Kate Burgess La Center 7. Auburn 9-1 1109 Tenn. State at (16) Wichita State, 10 a.m. State 2B Football Playoffs Lucy Defilippis Seton Catholic 8. Clemson 8-1 1049 (20) Wisconsin at Green Bay, 5 p.m. THURSDAY, Nov. 14 Friday, Nov. 15 Sidra Malik Woodland 9. Missouri 9-1 1012 (25) Virginia vs Davidson, 9 a.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Oroville vs. Reardan, 7 p.m. Megan McDaid-O’Neill Seton Catholic 10. Texas A&M 8-2 909 @Gonzaga Prep HS Tiana Scruggs Seton Catholic 11. South Carolina 7-2 857 4:30 p.m. Desales vs. Lind-Ritzville Sprague,7 p.m. Savannah Story White Salmon. 12. Oklahoma State 8-1 780 ESPN — Georgia Tech at Clemson @Ritzville High School 13. UCLA 7-2 669 Wahkiakum vs. Raymond, 7 p.m. Defense 14. Michigan State 8-1 633 NHL FS1 — Marshall at Tulsa @Aberdeen Emma Cowger Seton Catholic 15. UCF 7-1 596 All Times PST GOLF Caroline Garibay Toledo-Winlock 16. Fresno State 9-0 588 Toutle Lake vs. La Conner, 7 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Tessa Hensley Castle Rock 17. Wisconsin 7-2 503 11 a.m. @Mount Vernon High School Atlantic Division Maleah Kainu King’s Way. 18. LSU 7-3 470 GP W L OT Pts GF GA TGC — PGA Tour, OHL Classic, first round, Saturday, Nov. 16 Mailisa MacNally White Salmon 19. Louisville 8-1 467 Colleen Murphy Seton Catholic 20. Northern Illinois 9-0 396 Tampa Bay 18 13 5 0 26 56 43 at Playa del Carmen, Mexico Adna vs. Waitsburg-Prescott, 4 p.m. Boston 17 11 5 1 23 48 30 @Edgar Brown Stadium 21. Arizona State 7-2 362 5:30 p.m. Goalkeeper 22. Oklahoma 7-2 285 Toronto 18 11 6 1 23 52 42 Colfax vs. White Swan, 4 p.m. Detroit 19 9 5 5 23 47 51 TGC — PGA Tour of Australasia, Australian @White Swan Madison Sorenson Woodland 23. Texas 7-2 185 Montreal 19 9 8 2 20 49 42 Napavine vs. Concrete, 1 p.m. 24. Miami (FL) 7-2 121 Masters, second round, at Cheltenham, Australia Ottawa 18 7 7 4 18 53 56 @Sedro-Woolley SWW 1A League Trico Division 25. Georgia 6-3 78 Florida 19 4 11 4 12 40 66 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Darrington vs. Morton-White Pass, 2 p.m. 2013 All-League Volleyball @Randle Co-MVPs: Dropped from rankings: Notre Buffalo 20 4 15 1 9 36 63 6 p.m. Kallie Schmit, Kalama, & Nicolette Dame 24, Texas Tech 25 Metropolitan Division ESPN2 — Texas Tech at Alabama State 1A Football Playoffs Nesbitt, Woodland Others receiving votes: Ole Miss 68, Pittsburgh 18 11 7 0 22 51 42 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15 First Team Minnesota 60, Nebraska 16, Duke 11, Washington 19 10 8 1 21 61 55 King’s vs. Tenino, 7 p.m. Haley Bannister Kalama USC 10, Washington 9, Ball State 7, Vir- N.Y. Rangers 18 9 9 0 18 41 49 PAC-12 — UC Irvine at Washington @Centralia High School Jenna Booker Woodland ginia Tech 5, Brigham Young 3, Notre Carolina 18 7 7 4 18 34 49 NBA BASKETBALL Okanogan vs. Connell, 7 p.m. Alyssa Carnes La Center Dame 2, Houston 1 New Jersey 18 6 7 5 17 38 46 @Connell High School Khloe Clark Kalama N.Y. Islanders 19 7 9 3 17 54 61 5 p.m. Riverside vs. Royal, 7 p.m. Averi Dyer Kalama USA Today Poll Philadelphia 18 7 10 1 15 33 45 TNT — Houston at New York @David Nielsen Stadium Madi Raymond Woodland RK TEAM RECORD PTS Columbus 17 6 10 1 13 44 50 Ashley Watkins Seton Catholic 1. Alabama (58) 9-0 1546 WESTERN CONFERENCE 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16 Emma Yates La Center 2. Florida State (4) 9-0 1485 Central Division TNT — Oklahoma City at Golden State Blaine vs. La Center, 3 p.m. 3. Ohio State 9-0 1401 Colorado 17 14 3 0 28 55 30 NFL FOOTBALL @Ridgefield High School Second Team 4. Baylor 8-0 1376 Chicago 18 12 2 4 28 66 49 Woodland vs. Mt. Baker, 6 p.m. Katryna Ahloo Seton Catholic 5. Stanford 8-1 1307 Minnesota 19 11 4 4 26 50 41 5 p.m. @Civic Stadium Kaela Carnes La Center 6. Clemson 8-1 1164 St. Louis 16 11 2 3 25 54 37 Andrea Demlow King’s Way NFL — Indianapolis at Tennessee Montesano vs. Cascade Christian, 7 p.m. 7. Oregon 8-1 1162 Dallas 18 9 7 2 20 49 52 Brooke Hoffman Castle Rock 8. Missouri 9-1 1083 @Sunset Chev. Stadium Winnipeg 20 9 9 2 20 53 57 McKenna Laroy Kalama 9. Auburn 9-1 1069 Meridian vs. Cashmere, 1 p.m. Nashville 18 8 8 2 18 38 57 Jewell McKee Stevenson 10. Oklahoma State 8-1 965 FRIDAY, Nov. 15 @Cashmere High School Pacific Division Morgan Micheletti La Center 11. Texas A&M 8-2 898 AUTO RACING Riverview vs. Freeman, 1 p.m. Anaheim 20 15 4 1 31 68 48 @Gonzaga Prep High School Kira Niemi Kalama 12. South Carolina 7-2 830 7 a.m. Mariah Rawding White Salmon 13. Louisville 8-1 653 Phoenix 19 13 4 2 28 63 58 San Jose 18 11 2 5 27 66 43 State 2A Football Playoffs Nicole Seidl Castle Rock 14. Fresno State 9-0 646 FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice Vancouver 20 11 7 2 24 54 54 Friday, Nov. 15 Sara Subjeck Toledo 15. UCLA 7-2 641 Los Angeles 18 11 6 1 23 52 44 for Ford EcoBoost 300, at Homestead, Fla. W.F. West vs. Sumner, 7 p.m. Diane Walter King’s Way 16. Michigan State 8-1 620 Calgary 18 6 9 3 15 49 64 8 a.m. @Sunset Chev. Stadium Haley Yoder Woodland 17. Oklahoma 7-2 510 Edmonton 20 4 14 2 10 48 78 Kingston vs. Lynden, TBD 18. LSU 7-3 476 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, practice for @Civic Stadium Honorable Mention 19. UCF 7-1 468 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Ford EcoBoost 200, at Homestead, Fla. White River vs. Orting, 7 p.m. Noelle McPhail Ilwaco 20. Wisconsin 7-2 460 for overtime loss. @Orting Madison Krog Stevenson 21. Northern Ill. 9-0 445 10 a.m. Lydia Denney La Center 22. Arizona State 7-2 262 Wednesday’s Games NBCSN — Formula One, practice for United Saturday, Nov. 16 Madisen Stimmel La Center 23. Miami (FL) 7-2 228 Minnesota 2, Toronto 1, SO Othello vs. East Valley (Spokane), 1 p.m. Natalie Pederson Seton Catholic 24. Texas 7-2 176 Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1 States Grand Prix, at Austin, Texas @East Valley (Spokane) Ena Langevin Seton Catholic 25. Minnesota 8-2 91 Dallas 3, Edmonton 0 10:30 a.m. Colville vs. Ellensburg, 1 p.m. Olivia White Seton Catholic @Andriotti Stadium (Ellensburg) Maggie West Kalama Dropped from rankings: Texas Tech Thursday’s Games ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Sehome vs. Tumwater, 7 p.m. Kaelin Shipley Kalama 23, Notre Dame 25 Columbus at Boston, 4 p.m. Ford EcoBoost 400, at Homestead, Fla. @Tumwater High School Kyla Fadness White Salmon Others receiving votes: Georgia 44, Los Angeles at NY Islanders, 4 p.m. 3 p.m. Prosser vs. Sedro-Woolley, TBD Lindsey Nein King’s Way Nebraska 43, Ball State 22, Duke 22, Anaheim at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. @Sedro-Woolley Tiffany Hansen King’s Way Virginia Tech 15, Louisiana-Lafayette 7, Phoenix at Chicago, 5 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualify- Beth Demery Toledo Cincinnati 6, USC 6, Ole Miss 6, Texas Colorado at St. Louis, 5 p.m. ing for Ford EcoBoost 400, at Homestead, Fla. Lindbergh vs. Mark Morris, Jessica Kelly Toledo Tech 5, Washington 5, Arizona 4, Notre Dallas at Calgary, 6 p.m. Time, Date and Site TBD Gabriella Maldonado Castle Rock Dame 2, Buffalo 1 San Jose at Vancouver, 7 p.m. 5 p.m. Maddy Lorbero Castle Rock FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, Ford EcoBoost Week 12 Games Friday’s Games Wednesday, Nov. 13 200, at Homestead, Fla. State 2B Volleyball Tournament Toronto at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Ball State at No. 15 Northern Ill., 5 p.m. At Yakima SunDome Los Angeles at New Jersey, 4 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Friday, Nov. 15 NFL Thursday, Nov. 14 Nashville at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. 6 p.m. First Round Games Anaheim at Carolina, 4 p.m. National Football League Georgia Tech at. No. 8 Clemson, 4:30 p.m. 8 a.m. Montreal at Columbus, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — Washington at UCLA Tacoma Baptist vs. Davenport All Times PDT Boston at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. GOLF Asotin vs. Wahkiakum AMERICAN CONFERENCE Friday, Nov. 15 Washington at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Bridgeport vs. Toutle Lake East W L T Pct PF PA Washington at No. 13 UCLA, 6 p.m. 11 a.m. Florida at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Tri-Cities Prep vs. La Conner New England 7 2 0 .778 234 175 TGC — PGA Tour, OHL Classic, second N.Y. Jets 5 4 0 .556 169 231 Saturday, Nov. 16 Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. 9:45 p.m. Miami 4 5 0 .444 193 209 No. 3 Ohio State at Illinois, 9 a.m. San Jose at Edmonton, 7 p.m. round, at Playa del Carmen, Mexico Adna vs. Darrington Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 199 259 No. 17 UCF at Temple, 9 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Lind-Ritzville-Sprague vs. Kittitas South Iowa State at No. 18 Oklahoma, 9 a.m. White Swan vs. Morton-White Pass Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 222 193 Indiana at No. 22 Wisconsin, 9 a.m. TGC — PGA Tour of Australasia, Australian South Bend vs. Colfax Tennessee 4 5 0 .444 200 196 Syracuse at No. 2 Florida State, 12:30 p.m. NBA Masters, third round, at Cheltenham, Australia Houston 2 7 0 .222 170 248 No. 25 Georgia at No. 7 Auburn, 12:30 p.m. All Times PST State 1A Volleyball Tournament Jacksonville 1 8 0 .111 115 291 No. 12 Okla. St. at No. 24 Tex., 12:30 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE At Yakima SunDome North No. 16 Mich. State at Nebraska, 12:30 p.m. 5 p.m. Atlantic Division Friday, Nov. 15 Cincinnati 6 4 0 .600 234 186 No. 23 Miami (FL) at Duke, 12:30 p.m. W L Pct GB FSN — Ark.-Pine Bluff at Oklahoma St. First Round Games Cleveland 4 5 0 .444 172 197 Utah at No. 6 Oregon, 1 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 188 189 Texas Tech vs. No. 5 Baylor, 4 p.m. Philadelphia 5 4 .556 — MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Zillah vs. Annie Wright Pittsburgh 3 6 0 .333 179 218 Florida at No. 10 South Carolina, 4 p.m. Toronto 4 5 .444 1 4:30 p.m. South Whidbey vs. Chelan West Houston at No. 20 Louisville, 4 p.m. Boston 4 5 .444 1 Lakeside vs. Woodland Kansas City 9 0 0 1.000 215 111 No. 1 Alabama at Mississippi State, 4:45 p.m. New York 3 4 .429 1 NBCSN — Merrimack at Notre Dame Lynden Christian vs. Connell Denver 8 1 0 .889 371 238 No. 4 Stanford at USC, 5 p.m. Brooklyn 2 5 .286 2 NBA BASKETBALL San Diego 4 5 0 .444 212 202 Oregon State at No. 19 Arizona State, 6:30 p.m. Southeast Division 1:30 p.m. Oakland 3 6 0 .333 166 223 Miami 5 3 .625 — 5 p.m. Naches Valley vs. Cascade NATIONAL CONFERENCE Atlanta 4 4 .500 1 ESPN — Minnesota at Denver Forest Ridge vs. Kalama East Charlotte 4 4 .500 1 7:30 p.m. LaCenter vs. Cedar Park Christian Dallas 5 5 0 .500 274 258 Orlando 4 5 .444 1½ Freeman vs. King’s Philadelphia 5 5 0 .500 252 244 College Basketball Washington 2 6 .250 3 ESPN — Detroit at Sacramento N.Y. Giants 3 6 0 .333 165 243 Central Division PREP FOOTBALL State 2A Volleyball Tournament Washington 3 6 0 .333 230 287 Tuesday’s Top 25 Results Indiana 8 0 1.000 — At Yakima SunDome South (2) Michigan State 78, (1) Kentucky 74 Chicago 3 3 .500 4 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15 New Orleans 7 2 0 .778 265 163 (3) Louisville 97, Hofstra 69 Cleveland 3 6 .333 5½ FS1 — Playoffs, CIF, teams TBD First Round Games Carolina 6 3 0 .667 214 115 (5) Kansas 94, (4) Duke 83 Milwaukee 2 5 .286 5½ SOCCER 8 a.m. Atlanta 2 7 0 .222 186 251 (7) Michigan 93, South Carolina State 59 Detroit 2 5 .286 5½ East Valley (Yakima) vs. Sehome Tampa Bay 1 8 0 .111 146 209 (8) Oklahoma State 93, Utah Valley 40 WESTERN CONFERENCE 11:55 a.m. Tumwater vs. Washington North (9) Syracuse 89, Fordham 74 Southwest Division ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, exhibition, Detroit 6 3 0 .667 238 216 (10) Ohio State 79, Ohio 69 San Antonio 8 1 .889 — 9:45 p.m. Chicago 5 4 0 .556 259 247 (20) Wisconsin 59, (11) Florida 53 Dallas 5 3 .625 2½ Scotland vs. United States, at Glasgow, Scotland Green Bay 5 4 0 .556 245 212 Squalicum vs. East Valley (Spokane) (14) Virginia Commonwealth 59, (25) Houston 5 4 .556 3 Noon Minnesota 2 7 0 .222 220 279 Virginia 56 Port Angeles vs. Capital Memphis 3 5 .375 4½ West (17) Marquette 114, Grambling State 71 FS1 — Men’s national teams, exhibition, Eng- New Orleans 3 6 .333 5 11:45 p.m. Seattle 9 1 0 .900 265 159 (23) Baylor 66, South Carolina 64 Northwest Division land vs. Chile, at London Colville vs. Fife San Francisco 6 3 0 .667 227 155 (24) UCLA 91, Oakland 60 Oklahoma City 5 1 .833 — Sumner vs. Burlington-Edison Arizona 5 4 0 .556 187 198 St. Louis 4 6 0 .400 224 234 Wednesday’s Results Portland 6 2 .750 — SATURDAY, Nov. 16 1:30 p.m. Florida State 80, UCF 68 Minnesota 6 3 .667 ½ Ridgefield vs. North Kitsap WEEK 11 GAMES Winthrop 82, USC Upstate 74 Denver 3 4 .429 2½ AUTO RACING Lynden vs. West Yakima Thursday, Nov. 14 Bryant University 87, Dartmouth 77 Utah 1 8 .111 5½ 10 a.m. Indianapolis at Tennessee, 5:25 p.m. Purdue 109, Central Conn. State 73 Pacific Division SWW 1A League Trico Division Villanova 90, Mount St. Mary’s 59 L.A. Clippers 5 3 .625 — CNBC — Formula One, qualifying for United 2013 All-League Girls Soccer Sunday, Nov. 17 Holy Cross 122, Sacred Heart 118 Golden State 5 3 .625 — States Grand Prix, at Austin, Texas MVP Offense: Baltimore at Chicago, 10 a.m. Dayton 70, St. Francis U 56 Phoenix 5 3 .625 — 1:30 p.m. Heidi Fronk, Jr., Midfield, King’s Way Oakland at Houston, 10 a.m. Mercer 95, Reinhardt 53 L.A. Lakers 4 6 .400 2 MVP Defense: N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 10 a.m. Old Dominion 77, Howard 57 Sacramento 2 5 .286 2½ ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Ford Samantha Spaeth, Sr., GK, White Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. Navy 98, Goucher 47 EcoBoost 300, at Homestead, Fla. Salmon Detroit at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Bucknell 90, Penn State 80 Tuesday’s Results COLLEGE FOOTBALL Sportsmanship: Washington at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. Boston University 91, Mass. Lowell 65 Miami 118, Milwaukee 95 White Salmon Cleveland at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. Texas-Pan Am. 94, Huston-Tillotson 62 Dallas 105, Washington 95 9 a.m. Coach of the Year: Arizona at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. Hartford 63, Fairfield 53 Golden State 113, Detroit 95 Jeff Flanagan, Woodland Saint Joseph’s 81, Marist 62 ESPN — Ohio State vs. Illinois San Diego at Miami, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Lakers 116, New Orleans 95 Niagara 92, Buffalo 81 Minnesota at Seattle, 1:25 p.m. ESPN2 — Indiana vs. Wisconsin First Team Maryland 67, Abilene Christian 44 San Francisco at New Orleans, 1:25 p.m. Wednesday’s Games ESPNEWS — Cincinnati at Rutgers Forwards Clemson 58, Delaware State 37 Orlando 94, Milwaukee 91 Jessica Flanagan Woodland Green Bay at N.Y. Giants, 1:25 p.m. E. Kentucky 114, Warren Wilson 45 FSN — West Virginia at Kansas Kansas City at Denver, 5:30 p.m. Philadelphia 123, Houston 117, OT Jorie Freitag Seton Cath. Stony Brook 73, Northeastern 66 Charlotte 89, Boston 83 FS1 — Iowa State at Oklahoma StephanieYoder Toledo-Winlock Open: Dallas, St. Louis Georgetown 88, Wright State 70 Minnesota 124, Cleveland 95 NBCSN — Penn at Harvard Providence 73, Brown 69 Toronto 103, Memphis 87 Midfield Monday, Nov. 18 Seton Hall 78, Kent State 76 New York 95, Atlanta 91 11 a.m. Jazzmine Roland Kalama New England at Carolina, 5:40 p.m. Binghamton 89, Cornell 79 San Antonio 92, Washington 79 Caitlin Scott White Salmon New Hampshire 84, Duquesne 81 PAC-12 — Washington State at Arizona Denver 111, L.A. Lakers 99 Kaitlynn Troyer Woodland League Leaders Norfolk State 115, Newberry 95 Utah 111, New Orleans 105 12:30 p.m. Madison Veitkamp King’s Way Passing Yards UNC-Wilm. 80, Charleston So. 78 1. Peyton Manning, DEN 3249 Louisiana Tech 106, Centenary 59 Portland 90, Phoenix 89 ABC — Michigan State at Nebraska Defense 2. Drew Brees, NO 3064 Illinois 64, Valparaiso 52 Sacramento 107, Brooklyn 86 CBS — Georgia at Auburn Brynna Freitag Seton Catholic 3. Andy Dalton, CIN 2861 North Dakota 110, Minne Morris 69 FOX — Oklahoma State at Texas Olivia Grim White Salmon 4. Matthew Stafford, DET 2836 Oklahoma 85, Idaho 65 Thursday’s Games Amber Malik Woodland 5. Philip Rivers, SD 2691 Kansas State 71, Oral Roberts 63 Houston at New York, 5 p.m. FSN — TCU at Kansas St. Gracey Trice Woodland Middle Tennessee 77, North Florida 70 Oklahoma City at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. Rushing Yards Tulane 79, Southern University 73 Goalkeeper 1. LeSean McCoy, PHI 932 Eastern Illinois 67, Olivet Nazarene 60 Friday’s Games FS1 — Utah at Oregon Shelby Vermuelen La Center 2. Marshawn Lynch, SEA 871 Saint Louis 82, SIU-Edwardsville 58 Milwaukee at Indiana, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 3. Alfred Morris, WSH 825 Illinois-Chicago 87, Roosevelt 65 Chicago at Toronto, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — Florida at South Carolina Second Team 4. Adrian Peterson, MIN 786 Alabama State 88, Mobile 58 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Forwards 5. Jamaal Charles, KC 725 Arkansas State 72, Tennessee-Martin 62 Portland at Boston, 4:30 p.m. FOX — Texas Tech vs. Baylor Milkayla Risner Castle Rock Nebraska-Omaha 101, UMKC 71 Charlotte at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. 4:45 p.m. Sofia Terner White Salmon Receiving Yards Texas-Arlington 111, Howard Payne 64 Dallas at Miami, 4:30 p.m. .Kristianna Troyer Woodland 1. A.J. Green, CIN 1013 Southern Miss 75, DePaul 68 Minnesota at Denver, 5 p.m. ESPN — Alabama at Miss. State Colorado 63, Wyoming 58 2. Calvin Johnson, DET 904 Brooklyn at Phoenix, 6 p.m. 5:07 p.m. Midfield Oregon State 79, Portland 73 3. DeSean Jackson, PHI 903 San Antonio at Utah, 6 p.m. Grace Adams Woodland Cal St. Bakersfield 74, Sac. St. 66 ABC — Stanford at USC 4. Andre Johnson, HOU 850 Memphis at LA Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Michelle Gleason Toledo-Winlock Seattle 75, Cal State Fullerton 71 5. Antonio Brown, PIT 805 Detroit at Sacramento, 7:30 p.m. 7:15 p.m. .Juliet Knowles White Salmon Pepperdine 69, UC Riverside 66 ESPN2 — Wyoming at Boise St. Mali Skreen Castle Rock Portland State 79, Pacific Lutheran 43 Saturday’s Games Dani Zalutko Seton Catholic Interceptions 1. DeAndre Levy, DET 5 Miami at Charlotte, 4 p.m. GOLF Thurday’s Games Dallas at Orlando, 4 p.m. Defense 1. Alterraun Verner, TEN 5 (6) Arizona at San Diego State, 7 p.m. 11 a.m. Cleveland at Washington, 4 p.m. Kenzee Harlan Toledo-Winlock 3. Sean Lee, DAL 4 Austin Peay at (13) Memphis, 5 p.m. Atlanta at New York, 4:30 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, OHL Classic, third round, Haley Johnston Castle Rock 3. Richard Sherman, SEA 4 William & Mary at (16) Wichita State, 5 p.m. Indiana at Chicago, 5 p.m. Abby Moss Woodland 3. Tramaine Brock, SF 4 Detroit at (19) Connecticut, 4 p.m. at Playa del Carmen, Mexico Kylen Olin White Salmon Denver at Houston, 5 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Boston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour of Australasia, Australian Goalkeeper Columbia at (2) Michigan State, 6 p.m. Philadelphia at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Megan Millward Castle Rock College Football Cornell at (3) Louisville, 4 p.m. Oklahoma City at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. Masters, final round, at Cheltenham, Australia Florida Atlantic at (4) Duke, 4 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Honorable Mention AP Top 25 Arkansas-Pine Bluff at (8) Okla. St., 5 p.m. Brooklyn at LA Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Forwards RK TEAM RECORD PTS Holy Cross at (12) N. Carolina, 5 p.m. 10 a.m. Katlyn Bigley La Center 1. Alabama (56) 9-0 1472 Sunday’s Games FOX — Ohio St. at Marquette Natalie Coleman Kalama 2. Florida State (3) 9-0 1418 Saturday’s Games Portland at Toronto, 10 a.m. Lizzie Sheldon Seton Catholic 3. Ohio State 9-0 1310 Colgate at (9) Syracuse, 1:30 p.m. Memphis at Sacramento, 3 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Jaynie Snaza Castle Rock 4. Baylor 8-0 1303 (10) Ohio State at (17) Marquette, 10 a.m. Detroit at LA Lakers, 6:30 p.m. PAC-12 — Lamar at Washington State Savana Tubbs Woodland 5. Stanford 8-1 1272 Arkansas-Little Rock at (11) Florida, 4 p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 • Sports 7

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Thursday, Nov. 7 Thursday, Nov. 14 Minnesota 34 Washington 27 1. Chiefs (9-0) Dwayne Bowe arrested during team’s bye week. Indianapolis at Tennessee 8:25 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10 Sunday, Nov. 17 Philadelphia 27 Green Bay 13 2. Broncos (8-1) Peyton Manning (right ankle) “definitely will play.” N.Y. Jets at Buffalo 1 p.m. Jacksonville 29 Tennessee 27 3. Seahawks (9-1) Win rematch of NFC Divisional Round at Falcons. Atlanta at Tampa Bay 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 23 Buffalo 10 4. Saints (7-2) Drew Brees backs fellow 6-footer Johnny Football. Detroit at Pittsburgh 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants 24 Oakland 20 Washington at Philadelphia 1 p.m. St. Louis 38 Indianapolis 8 5. Patriots (7-2) Rob Gronkowski Football 101 turns to dance party. Arizona at Jacksonville 1 p.m. Seattle 33 Atlanta 10 6. Colts (6-3) Lose four turnovers in blowout loss against Rams. Oakland at Houston 1 p.m. Baltimore 20 Cincinnati (ot) 17 7. Lions (6-3) Leading black-and-blue NFC North division. Baltimore at Chicago 1 p.m. Detroit 21 Chicago 19 Cleveland at Cincinnati 1 p.m. Carolina 10 San Francisco 9 8. Panthers (6-3) Win defensive battle on the road at San Francisco. San Diego at Miami 4:05 p.m. Arizona 27 Houston 24 9. 49ers (6-3) Colin Kaepernick struggles with 95 total yards. Green Bay at N.Y. Giants 4:25 p.m. Denver 28 San Diego 20 Minnesota at Seattle 4:25 p.m. New Orleans 49 Dallas 17 10. Bengals (6-4) A.J. Green tip-drill Hail Mary TD not enough to win. San Francisco at New Orleans 4:25 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11 11. Bears (5-4) Charles Tillman placed on IR with triceps injury. Kansas City at Denver 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 22 Miami 19 12. Packers (5-4) Seneca Wallace replaced by Scott Tolzien in defeat. Monday, Nov. 18 13. Jets (5-4) Santonio Holmes expected to return after bye week. New England at Carolina 8:40 p.m. 14. Cowboys (5-5) Allow 40 first downs, 625 total yards in ugly loss. 15. Eagles (5-5) Legend of Nick Foles grows with 16 TDs, zero INTs. MARK INGRAM, RB, SAINTS 16. Cardinals (5-4) Score defensive TD on first play, never look back. The former Heisman Trophy and BCS national 17. Rams (4-6) Tavon Austin breaks out with three-TD effort in win. COLTS (6-3) AT TITANS (4-5) title-winning running back out of Alabama 18. Chargers (4-5) King Dunlap suffers third concussion of year in loss. Following a pair of unexpected losses by both broke out with his first 100-yard rushing effort 19. Browns (4-5) Use bye to prepare for Buckeye Bowl vs. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Tennessee — against St. Louis during a 49–17 blowout win over the Cowboys. 20. Ravens (4-5) End three-game losing streak with overtime win. (38–8) and then-winless Jacksonville (29–27), The son and namesake of the Super Bowl 21. Titans (4-5) Jake Locker lost for season with Lisfranc foot injury. respectively — this AFC South matchup lacks champion New York Giant, Ingram was a first- 22. Redskins (3-6) Man convicted of murder in 2007 Sean Taylor killing. the luster it would have had otherwise. Last year, round pick in 2011 but had failed to break the 23. Giants (3-6) Big Blue Wrecking Crew 3–0 after ugly 0–6 start. the Colts swept the Titans, winning 19–13 in century mark on the ground until his 30th NFL 24. Steelers (3-6) Ben Roethlisberger insists he is long-term Steeler. Week 8 and 27–23 in Week 14. game. Ingram had 14 carries for 145 yards 25. Raiders (3-6) Terrelle Pryor’s left knee injury a growing concern. JETS (5-4) AT BILLS (3-7) (10.4 ypc) and his first TD of the season. The 26. Bills (3-7) EJ Manuel struggles in return against Pittsburgh. New York’s Geno Smith beat Buffalo’s EJ Manuel breakout accounts for 11.4 percent of Ingram’s 27. Falcons (2-7) Two defeats away from first losing year since 2007. in the battle of rookie quarterbacks with a 1,271 career rushing yards, while the score 28. Vikings (2-7) Christian Ponder dislocates non-throwing shoulder. 27–20 win in Week 3 this year. Smith’s 69-yard was Ingram’s 11th career TD. 29. Texans (2-7) Ed Reed released after saying team “outcoached.” go-ahead fourth-quarter TD pass to Santonio TAVON AUSTIN, WR, RAMS 30. Jaguars (1-8) Snap 12-game losing streak against rival Titans. Holmes proved to be the difference in a sloppy St. Louis’ “Greatest Show on Turf” may be 31. Buccaneers (1-8) Darrelle Revis INT seals first win of year vs. Fins. game that included a combined 27 penalties for making a revival in the form of the dynamic Matthew Stafford Athlon Sports 32. Dolphins (4-5) Losers in five of last six games following 3–0 start. 255 lost yards. Austin, the Rams’ triple-threat receiver-runner- FALCONS (2-7) AT BUCCANEERS (1-8) returner. The 5'8", 176-pound rookie out of One of Atlanta’s two wins this season came at West Virginia was a highlight-reel play waiting home against Tampa Bay. The Dirty Birds were to happen during a 38–8 win at Indianapolis. able to pull off a 31–23 Week 7 win over the Austin had two catches for 138 yards (69 ypc) Pewter Pirates. This is a race to the bottom for and two trips to the end zone, along with an these two NFC South “have nots,” which are fu- electric 98-yard punt return for a score. On the tilely chasing the “haves,” Saints and Panthers. return TD, Austin scooped the ball off the Bullied by the Bay LIONS (6-3) AT STEELERS (3-6) bounce in the dreaded “coffin corner,” made a A battle of bizarro Rust Belt, as the usual loser few joystick video game moves and showed off Bad to worse: Dolphins Lions are riding high while the six-time Super his 4.34 speed in the 40-yard dash to tightrope Bowl champion Steelers are in the gutter. down the sideline for a coast-to-coast TD. lose to winless Bucs REDSKINS (3-6) AT EAGLES (5-5) WILL BLACKMON, CB, JAGUARS This could be the day the spread option offense Other defenders had bigger complete games, By NATHAN RUSH died. Then again, RG3 could party like it’s 2012 but Blackmon had arguably the biggest single Athlon Sports Editor and Nick Foles could continue his onslaught of play of Week 10. The winless Jaguars pulled high-TD, no-INT attacks on opposing defenses. off a 29–27 upset victory over the AFC South The Miami Dolphins off-the-field CARDINALS (5-4) AT JAGUARS (1-8) rival Titans to snap a 12-game losing streak. problems — or more accurately, Jacksonville has not won back-to-back games Coincidentally, Jacksonville’s last win came their inside-the-locker-room issues since Dec. 12, 2010, when the Jags took down against Tennessee in Week 12 last season. the visiting Raiders the week after winning on Blackmon sealed the desperation win with a — spilled onto the field during a miserable 22–19 loss to the previ- the road against the Titans — which J-Ville did perfectly executed blitz from his slot nickleback last week for its first win of the season. ously winless Tampa Bay Bucca- position, forcing a fumble of Titans quarterback RAIDERS (3-6) AT TEXANS (2-7) neers on Monday Night Football. Ryan Fitzpatrick, gaining possession of the Houston, we have a problem — the visiting loose ball and strutting 20 yards to the house. The pinnacle of the Bucs’ season Raiders have fewer problems than the Texans. MARSHAWN LYNCH, RB, SEAHAWKS thus far coincided with what the Fins RAVENS (4-5) AT BEARS (5-4) “Beast Mode” was in full effect during a 33–10 hope is rock bottom for the once- The defending Super Bowl champions are 1–4 victory at Atlanta. Lynch bulldozed the Falcons proud franchise. on the road this season just months after raising with 24 carries for 145 yards and one TD, three Miami struggled to protect quar- the Vince Lombardi Trophy thanks to three catches for 16 yards and a crucial pass back to terback Ryan Tannehill or scrape to- straight wins away from Baltimore. quarterback Russell Wilson on a flea-flicker gadget play that resulted in a 43-yard TD pass gether any semblance of a running BROWNS (4-5) AT BENGALS (6-4) from Wilson to Jermaine Kearse. After the game after right tackle Jonathan Cleveland shocked Cincinnati with a 17–6 win in the Buckeye Bowl in Week 4 this season. game, Hawks coach Pete Carroll joked that Martin left the team due to alleged Lynch’s wounded duck pass back to Wilson “bullying” by right guard Richie In- CHARGERS (4-5) AT DOLPHINS (4-5) was “about a C-minus” grade and that the cognito, who was suspended in the San Diego heads to Miami in a battle of fair- “style points were poor.” Luckily, Lynch is an wake of the accusations as well as weathered teams with fan bases that prefer going to the beach over watching NFL football. “A-plus” as a runner, as the league’s second- the revelation of a profanity-laced, leading rusher behind Philly’s LeSean McCoy. racially charged voicemail from In- PACKERS (5-4) AT GIANTS (3-6) Athlon Sports This was a marquee matchup between two cognito to Martin. The Dolphins Super Bowl QBs when the schedule came out. managed just two yards on 14 rushes Miami Dolphins right guard Richie Incognito has been indefinitely suspended following his “hazing” of right tackle Jonathan Martin. Now it’s just a painful reminder of the tailspin for a comical 5.14 inches per carry these two teams are currently in. against Tampa Bay. Incognito, who has a longstanding eyebrows get raised. But people VIKINGS (2-7) AT SEAHAWKS (9-1) What isn’t a laughing matter is the reputation as a dirty player, did an don’t know how Jon and I commu- “All Day” Adrian Peterson and “Beast Mode” ongoing investigation regarding the interview with Jay Glazer on NFL nicate to one another.” Marshawn Lynch will go helmet-to-helmet in so-called “hazing” of Martin by the FOX Sunday, discussing the now in- Meanwhile, Martin has remained front of Seattle’s “12th Man” in a battle of nick- Dolphins’ O-line and Incognito, in famous vulgar voicemail as well as out of the spotlight after spending named old-school workhorse running backs. particular. Martin left the team last his relationship with Martin, a sec- time in a South Florida hospital for 49ERS (6-3) AT SAINTS (7-2) month due to “harassment that went ond-year lineman out of Stanford. emotional distress. The Dolphins Bring the surge protectors and flashlights, the far beyond the traditional locker “When I see that voicemail, when and NFL continue to investigate Niners are returning to the New Orleans Super- dome for the first time since the 34-minute room hazing,” Martin’s lawyer said. I see those words come up across the what transpired in Miami. blackout at Super Bowl XLVII. The lights have “What’s gone on, it’s really some- screen, I’m embarrassed by it. I’m “We want to get to the bottom of been flickering for Colin Kaepernick this season. thing that couldn’t have been a embarrassed by my actions. But it,” Ross told reporters Monday. “We The former golden boy has struggled with just worse nightmare,” said Dolphins what I want people to know is, the want to hear what the real facts are. six TDs and six INTs since a three-TD, zero-INT owner Stephen Ross, whose sched- way Jonathan and the rest of the of- There’s been so much said and done effort in a win over Green Bay in Week 1. Mean- While other teams scramble to find one QB, uled Wednesday meeting with Mar- fensive line and how our teammates, to date that I don’t think anybody re- while, Drew Brees’ stats have been blinding, Philadelphia coach Chip Kelly has a debate on tin was postponed at the request of how we communicate, it’s vulgar. ally knows what has happened.” with 11 TDs and two INTs the last three weeks. his hands — although fantasy owners would the NFL league office. “The most It’s, it’s not right,” said Incognito. What is known is that Miami has CHIEFS (9-0) AT BRONCOS (8-1) disagree entirely. Kelly refuses to name important thing is that we care about “When the words are put in the lost five of its last six games, in- This AFC West heavyweight showdown was a MICHAEL VICK or Nick Foles as his “starter” Jonathan Martin.” context, I understand why a lot of cluding an ugly loss to Tampa Bay. Peyton Manning homecoming loss at Indy away until Vick returns from a hamstring injury. Foles, from being a battle of unbeatens. Not surpris- however, has thrown 16 TDs and zero INTs on ingly, Kansas City (+104) and Denver (+133) are his way to becoming one of fantasy football’s Mitchell Rob Nathan Steven Mark two of the top three teams in point differential Athlon Board of Experts Light Doster Rush Lassan Ross Consensus top waiver wire pickups of the season. this season. The Chiefs have not allowed more This Week’s Games & Experts’ Records 94-53 94-53 93-54 92-55 95-52 92-55 than 17 points in any game this season, while Colts at Titans (Thu.) Colts by 3 Colts by 7 Colts by 6 Colts by 3 Colts by 4 Colts by 5 the Broncos are averaging 41.2 points per game Jets at Bills Bills by 5 Jets by 1 Jets by 3 Bills by 1 Jets by 6 Jets by 1 with a season-low of “only” 28 points. Falcons at Buccaneers Buccaneers by 1 Buccaneers by 2 Falcons by 4 Falcons by 4 Buccaneers by 1 Buccaneers by 1 PATRIOTS (7-2) AT PANTHERS (6-3) Lions at Steelers Lions by 3 Lions by 3 Lions by 3 Steelers by 3 Lions by 3 Lions by 2 Carolina is keeping elite company these days, Redskins at Eagles Eagles by 5 Eagles by 6 Eagles by 6 Eagles by 7 Eagles by 4 Eagles by 6 joining Kansas City and Seattle as the only Cardinals at Jaguars Cardinals by 7 Cardinals by 5 Cardinals by 7 Cardinals by 10 Cardinals by 6 Cardinals by 7 teams in the NFL riding at least a five-game Raiders at Texans Texans by 3 Texans by 1 Raiders by 4 Texans by 6 Texans by 3 Texans by 2 winning streak. The Panthers, however, may be Ravens at Bears Bears by 4 Bears by 2 Bears by 3 Bears by 5 Bears by 3 Bears by 3 the victim of bad timing against the Patriots. Browns at Bengals Bengals by 1 Bengals by 4 Bengals by 6 Bengals by 4 Bengals by 3 Bengals by 4 New England is 10–3 in 13 games following a bye week under coach Bill Belichick. And prior to Chargers at Dolphins Dolphins by 3 Chargers by 3 Chargers by 3 Chargers by 3 Dolphins by 4 Chargers by 1 the Pats’ off week, they exploded for a 55-point, Packers at Giants Giants by 7 Giants by 1 Giants by 7 Giants by 2 Giants by 3 Giants by 4 610-total-yard offensive fireworks display Vikings at Seahawks Seahawks by 10 Seahawks by 9 Seahawks by 14 Seahawks by 17 Seahawks by 13 Seahawks by 13 against the Steelers. But don’t count out Cam 49ers at Saints Saints by 1 Saints by 2 Saints by 3 Saints by 6 Saints by 3 Saints by 3 Newton in the spotlight. During the Cats’ five- Chiefs at Broncos Broncos by 7 Broncos by 4 Broncos by 4 Broncos by 3 Chiefs by 1 Broncos by 3 game electric blue win streak, Newton has ac- Patriots at Panthers (Mon.) Patriots by 5 Patriots by 3 Panthers by 1 Patriots by 2 Panthers by 1 Patriots by 1 counted for 10 TDs and three turnovers.

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By Brian Schmitz Orlando Sentinel (MCT) For the Magic, the best news coming out of the Champions Classic _ i.e. the NBA Lottery Preview Show _ is that they can miss on landing Andrew Wiggins and still score in the draft. Wiggins is considered the No. 1 prospect, but Jabari Parker proved he’s no consolation prize. Parker was the best all- around player Tuesday night, with Julius Randle right on his bumper and Wiggins lunging for the finish line. The fabulous freshmen trio are presumably one- and-done and the reason why roughly 70 NBA execs and scouts, including Magic GM Rob Hennigan, showed up in Chicago to drool. Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Wiggins, Parker and Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Percy Harvin stretches as he takes part in an NFL football practice, Tuesday in Renton, Wash. It was Harvin’s irst full team practice Randle are the three stars since he injured his hip during the of-season. everyone in the NBA is talk- ing about _ and not talking about. The league has a silly, arcane rule forbidding pub- lic discourse about college READY FOR THE STRETCH RUN players and besides, gushing By Tim Booth Seattle’s decimated offensive draft, also played a brief stint at game since September. They’re over them creates specula- The Associated Press line has improved dramatically right guard against Atlanta. expecting breaks to come tion that teams are tanking the past two weeks, giving up The idea of changing the line for their services. RENTON, Wash. — It al- against the Vikings as they both just one sack in the past two on the fly came from offensive try and build back to full endur- Like the two teams who most seems unfair to the rest of games after allowed 10 in the line coach Tom Cable. It’s odd ance. met at Amway Center on the league that the best team in two weeks prior against Arizona because offensive linemen and Wednesday night: The Mag- the NFC might be the closest it’s and St. Louis. At the same time, line coaches usually strive for as “I get the point. You don’t ic and the Milwaukee Bucks. been to being fully healthy all Seattle’s run game has found a much continuity as possible. want to come back and just rush The Bucks, rife with in- season going into Week 11. rhythm with Marshawn Lynch “There’s no doubt that we’ve into things and maybe hurt juries, had only eight play- The coming off season-high perfor- had issues and so we had to fig- something else,” Giacomini ers available. But don’t even Seattle mances of 125 yards against the ure out a way to help the team said. “It’s fine. We all prepare think anything suspicious Seahawks Buccaneers and 145 yards last so if that meant moving those are just like we’re the starters. We could is happening with this fran- Sunday against Atlanta. guys in and out last week then dress every guy in our (offensive fine with The Seahawks also added it worked,” Cable said. “It was chise because they are above MINNESOTA line) room and plug them in. it. the possibil- the unique wrinkle of alter- good. It’s a credit to them. They ity that of- AT SEATTLE Kind of like a hockey deal, five “Some people use these ing the structure of its line by were ready to play, so we were fensive line- and five.” words like ‘tanking,’ so to 1:25 p.m. the situation. Against the Fal- able to do that. If they’re not men Max on FOX cons, when Seattle would insert then you are stuck with what Both Okung and Giacomini speak,” Bucks general man- Unger, Rus- ager John Hammond said. rookie Alvin Bailey at left tackle, you’ve got.” said it was beneficial they were sell Okung, Breno Giacomini, slide Paul McQuistan from left Because three starters are going through the rehab process “We’re in no means in that defensive end Red Bryant and mode whatsoever. We are tackle to left guard and bring expected to return on Sunday at the same time. wide receiver Percy Harvin will James Carpenter off the field doesn’t mean the reserves that trying to remain competi- “We’re both guys that love the all be on the field Sunday when on certain downs. McQuistan have played well recently will go tive.” they host Minnesota. started the season at left guard back to the bench. For Okung game and we couldn’t wait to Hammond made his re- That’s three-fifths of Se- before moving to out to tackle and Giacomini especially, they get back,” Okung said. “We were marks this summer about attle’s expected starting offen- when Okung got injured. Bailey, have practiced for only two both encouraging each other remaining competitive af- sive line for the season, their who went unselected in April’s weeks and haven’t played in a the whole time along the way.” ter acquiring some players run-stuffing defensive end (Brandon Knight, O.J. Mayo, and their dynamic new wide Zaza Pachulia) that weren’t receiver, who has yet to play a as good as some players he snap, that could all be rejoin- let go (Monta Ellis, Brandon ing the team heading into the Jennings. J.J. Redick). most important time of the Uh-huh. season. The Bucks have merely Seattle has played the en- made moves to naturally tire season without Harvin tank, subtlety tank, sublimi- due to hip surgery in early nally tank....but Hammond August. Okung suffered a toe declared they were by no injury in Week 2 against San Francisco and Giacomini in- means in that mode whatso- jured his knee a week later. ever, so to speak. Unger missed two games ear- Like most GMs with lier in the season with an arm talent-impaired teams eye- injury before sitting out last ing the lottery, Hammond week with a concussion, the must be politically correct. same injury that caused Bry- You don’t want to upset the ant to miss last week as well. commissioner and the pay- They are five important ing customers in Milwaukee. pieces the Seahawks were Or Duke coach Mike counting on being major con- Krzyzewski. Heaven forbid. tributors throughout the sea- Oh my, Coach K says son. And it makes their 9-1 he can’t even imagine NBA record missing those five for teams are strategically los- part or all their season more ing because, well, it’s against impressive. God, country and apple pie. “We’ve had a lot of suc- Cue the National Anthem. cess and we haven’t had 100 “As an American, I percent of our best players wouldn’t like to think that out there,” Seattle safety Earl an American team would Thomas. “No discredit to the want to lose or create situ- guys that have been getting it ations where you would done for us because they’ve el- want to lose,” Krzyzewski evated their game.” There are still questions told the assembled media at about whether all five will the Champions Classic. “I play on Sunday, most nota- can’t even fathom _ I can’t bly Harvin who was a limited go there. I can’t believe that participant in practiced on that would happen. Maybe Wednesday. There was an- I’m naive and I’m going to other concerning addition to go read a fairy tale after this. the Seahawks lengthy injury “If that is happening, report on Wednesday with shame on whoever is doing cornerback Richard Sherman it.” sitting out with a listed hip in- Shame on a half-dozen jury, coupled with what coach NBA teams who might be Pete Carroll has already called plotting to draft Parker. He’s a “significant” groin injury

Coach K’s property, after all. suffered by Brandon Browner. CH509432cz.db Hands off! Unger and Bryant were It’s more than disingenu- both limited participants, as ous for college coaches to was safety Kam Chancellor criticize the NBA for lust- with a hip injury. Giacomini ing after their players when was full and Okung was not they’ve been bird-dogging listed on the injury report as kids like Parker since they he is not currently on the ac- were eighth-graders. tive roster but allowed to prac- tice. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 Life A Group Effort Sharon Care Turns Festival of Trees into an Activity for Residents

By Carrina Stanton For The Chronicle When Tammy Vessey's boss asked her to design a tree for the Providence Healthcare Foundation's Festival of Trees she jumped at the chance. After all, she loves decorating the facility's nine Christmas trees each season. But Vessey, activities director for assisted living and memory care for Sharon Care Center in Centralia,

said she also saw another opportunity in the job. Pete Caster / [email protected] “For me, it's always about 'how can I get more people in- Tammy Vessey, activities volved?'” Vessey said with a smile. director for assisted living So for Sharon Care, a Festival of Trees masterpiece is a and memory care at Sharon group effort. Since February, volunteers, staff and residents Care Center, works on the of the skilled nursing facility have worked to make the hun- facilitie’s Christmas tree. dreds of handcrafted items that will adorn their tree. Last year, explained resident and tree volunteer Joan Dey- oung, their tree was all glitter and glamour. This year, it's about the kids. Sharon Care's tree is titled “Believe” and is a tribute to the jolly man in red. It features Santa-inspired items including: hand-painted Santa ornaments; silver bells; small vials of magic reindeer food; Santa keys; a hand-quilt- ed Santa wall hanging; and a hand-crocheted popcorn string. Around the base of the tree will be an assortment of toys, an antique toy box, handmade rocking horse and sweets donated by See's Candies. Even the tree stand will evoke visions of sugar plums as it is hand built by the center's maintenance man Chris Conradi and stuffed by residents to look like Santa's round belly. Fords Prairie Elementary students are also in- volved in the project, writing letters to Santa that will be hung around the tree as well as stuffed into a Santa Susan Haskin, a mailbox that accompanies it. Deyoung said she liked the volunteer at Sharon idea of a kid-centered tree because she enjoys watching the Care Center in Centralia, children at the Festival of Trees. places ornaments on “The children love it and the adults are appreciative, and their Christmas tree. the charity for Providence is magnificent,” Deyoung said. Several Sharon Care residents have been involved, some every week, others for specific parts of the project. Volunteer Susan Haskin said she has enjoyed the activity because it has involved so many different types of crafts. “I just enjoy all crafts so for me to be able to do a little bit of everything is right up my alley,” Haskin said. The group effort at Sharon Care is just one example of the dozens of designers that make the Festival of Trees pos- sible, said Jennifer Woodford, donor ser- vices and events coordinator for the Providence Healthcare Foundation. The amount of effort each designer expends depends on the size of the tree they choose as well as the amount of hand- crafted items they make for their tree. But Woodford said designers easily spent 100 to 700 hours per tree. “It's a major commitment,” Woodford said. Vessey said not only does the tree project give Sharon Care residents an activity all year but it is also a way to thank Providence for the Festival of Trees event. Every year, the care facility takes a group of resi- dents for Senior Day, this year on Nov. 29, which features free ad- Lou Jensen works mission for seniors on a piece of the as well as live entertain- Sharon Care Center’s ment all day. Christmas tree that will Lou Jensen, a be entered into the resident of Sharon Festival of Trees. Care Center for about two years, went to the

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Pete Caster / [email protected] for this year's Festival is $115,000 to Joan Deyoung enjoys the purchase a new endoscopic high defi- Senior Day: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 29. Sponsored by Secu- rity State Bank. tree decorating process. nition video camera and monitor for the hospital's surgical unit. Cost: Free admission for seniors 60 and older. Live entertainment all day. Carrina is a local freelance writer special- Community Night: 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 29. Sponsored by Cen- izing in pieces for the tralia-Chehalis Veterinary Clinic. Life section of The Cost: Free admission to the public. Chronicle. She and her husband are raising their Gala Dinner and Live Auction: 6 to 10 p.m. Nov. 30. Spon- two daughters sored by Dynamic Collectors. in Centralia. Cost: $100 per person (advance reservations required), $120 per person after Nov. 18.

Christmas Sweater Dance Added to Holiday Tradition While not held at the same time as the Festival of Trees, Lou Jensen, left, the new Christmas Sweater Dance hosted by the Providence and Bertie Slusher, Healthcare Foundation will support the same cause. The center, work on event will be held from 8 p.m. to midnight on Friday, Dec. 6 the center’s Christ- at The Shire Bar & Bistro in Chehalis. Attendees must wear a mas tree that will holiday sweater or rent one at the event. Elvis music, dancing, be entered into the games, prizes, visits with Santa and a no host bar. Festival of Trees. Cost: $25. For reservations, please call (360) 807-7940.

Pros and Cons of Reverse Mortgages Chances are you have come make any payments toward the tinues to maintain residence in tion fee and closing costs, but Something many seniors across an advertisement for a reverse mortgage loan balance. the home, he or she is still eligi- mortgage insurance costs as well. may not be aware of with re- reverse mortgage and have prob- However, the borrower must re- ble for the monthly payments re- These initial costs can be several gard to reverse mortgages is that ably wondered what this type of main current on insurance and ceived through the reverse mort- thousands of dollars. these loans can affect eligibility mortage is all about. Geared to- tax payments. gage. This money can be used Unlike a traditional mort- for some need-based programs. ward seniors, reverse mortgages When a person takes out a for any purpose and is tax-free. gage, where the balance gets Although Social Security and are growing in popularity and reverse mortgage, he or she may Borrowers can opt to modernize lower and lower over time, with Medicare are not affected, Med- inspiring the curiosity of older borrow a portion of the market their homes or make safety im- a reverse mortgage, no payments icaid and other government homeowners. value on the home. As of 2012, provements. The funds can also are being made on the loan. This assistance programs can be af- the maximum loan amount be put toward medical expenses A reverse mortgage is a loan means the loan balance simply fected if a senior has a surplus of available in the United States or travel or to help family with offered to people over the age gets larger over time depending funds from a reverse mortgage of 62 that enables borrowers was $625,000. Any outstanding their own financial needs. on how much money is drawn existing mortgages are paid off Because the government in- that are not spent during the to convert part of the equity in from the home's equity. At the month. their homes into cash. People with the proceeds of the reverse sures the reverse mortgage pro- end of the loan, when the home- mortgage, and either a lump gram, borrowers need not worry A reverse mortgage is a long- of retirement age may find that owner moves from the property term solution. People who are their limited income can make sum of the balance or monthly about receiving their payments. or the premises is vacated upon looking for a short-term fix will monthly expenses more difficult. payments are established. A Should a lender fail to make a the borrower's death, the value find that this type of loan prob- Reverse mortgages were con- homeowner may also opt for a payment, the borrower is eligible of the estate decreases based on ably doesn't meet their needs. ceived as a method to helping line of credit with the reverse for that money and a late fee as the pay-off value of the reverse people at this stage in life use the mortgage proceeds. Here is a well. mortgage loan. Heirs will pay Furthermore, it is hard to be ap- money they put into their homes more in-depth look at the pros Another benefit of reverse off the mortgage by selling the proved for reverse mortgages on to pay off debts or cover rou- and cons to reverse mortgages. mortgages is they protect home- home and will only inherit the newly purchased homes. Lend- tine living expenses. The loan is owners against falling home remaining money after the re- ers usually like to see at least six prices. If the value of the home dubbed "reverse mortgage" be- Pros verse mortgage lender has the months or a year chain of title on drops after the loan is negotiated, cause instead of the homeowner loan satisfied. This means men a property before issuing a re- A reverse mortgage enables it will not affect the equity value paying money to a lender as is and women will be leaving less verse mortgage. seniors to live in their homes for assessed for the life of the loan. customary with a traditional the rest of their lives without fear money for their heirs, but those Many seniors often find re- mortgage, the lender makes pay- of mortgage payments. Because heirs will not be personally liable verse mortgages confusing. Se- ments to the borrower. What's there are no payments being Cons if the home sells for less than niors may unwittingly agree more, the borrower is not re- made during the life of the loan, One down side to reverse the value of the mortgage. The to a loan without fully under- quired to pay back the loan until borrowers do not have to meet mortgages is that the loans have mortgage lender has to claim a standing the scope of the reverse the home is sold or vacated. 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Centralia Has Many Travelers In 1889, at the Park Hotel in Hamilton’s Champion Hen Centralia, Geo. W. Voogt and Mark T. Kady, of Portland; J.P. Taylor, of Philadelphia; and J.A. Munday, of Vancouver, were reg- istered. “Centralia is getting her share of strangers,” The Centralia News wrote.

Train Causes Deaths In 1909, a coroner’s jury con- cluded the deaths of Lawrence Lazar and his father, of Tenino, on the Northern Pacific tracks between Centralia, was the re- sult of being struck by a train. “It was shown that the men had been in Adna in the after- noon and had been drinking heavily,” The Chehalis Bee-Nug- get wrote. “It was not possible to learn even what train struck the men. The crew of the South Bend freight which found the bodies, were examined by the court and the fact was pretty well established that it was not their train that struck the men. As to the leaving one of the men for dead when he was not dead, the trainmen admitted that only a very superficial examination of the man was made and that no one touched him, although he was seen to move.” Submitted by Andrea and Shawn Hamilton for Our Hometowns Hal Hamilton, left, is pictured in this 1946 photo with a champion dressed hen he presented at the Washington Junior Poultry Exposition in Seattle in early No- Brunswig Robbers Caught vember of that year. With him, left to right, are Delbert Emerson, John Pettit and Keith Ely. The turkeys were from the Hamilton Meadows Farms then operating in Chehalis. Hal is the son of Ruby and Art, the owners of the Hamilton Farm. In 1934, the saga of the great robber chase began incoherent and the impression Sound Power & Light Company party on a Friday night. The stu- mobile hot tub rental business when thieves stole shoes from is of a general exodus of Che- it may be said that two officials dents would be allowed to attend called Evening Star. Brunswig’s Self-Service Shoe halis business men on Prindle of the company, C.E. Anderson school, but no extra-curricular store. The store owner and a and Harry Moeller, were the activities were allowed. In addi- passing attorney had both pur- Street, some knowing that they Magic-Fingered Man is 95 were pursuing someone, oth- stalwarts who finally captured tion, cars could not be driven to sued the fleet-footed shoplifters the fugitives at the rear of the Al- school by the 19 offenders. In 1999, George Towner, without success. ers just running. Bet Bull, who calmly went on selling groceries bers Apartments.” Two men, one from Centralia 95-year-old Centralia man, con- “The pursued youths had The boys returned the shoes and one from Adna, were arrest- tinued his licensed-masseur turned from Chehalis Avenue while the excitement took place, and then were escorted out of ed for contributing to the delin- practice which he began 47 years to Prindle Street, when Harlan declares that he was the ‘judge of the race.’ Mr. Dow admits town. quency of minors at the drinking before. He saw four to five clients Dow, proprietor of the Dow event. Music company, and Sig Han- that he lost his wind somewhere a week in his office, which was sen of the Dennite Powder agen- along the route, but denies that Drinking Students Disciplined behind his View Avenue house. cy, joined the chase,” the story he gave up and claims he got a In 1959, Adna High School Rent a Hot Tub He planned to work until he continued in The Chehalis Bee- lift in a passing automobile. disciplined 19 students who In 1984, Doug and Penny turned 100 years old. Nugget. “Here the story grows “To the glory of the Puget were involved in a drinking Sampson, Centralia, opened a Life 6  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 LIFE 5 Destinations for your Thanksgiving Weekend McClatchy-Tribune News Service greatly enjoy the Castillo de San Felipe, a like Dublin. The city is incredibly walk- treal is a fantastic spot to get started on Thanksgiving is widely considered fort built by the Spanish to defend the port. able, with bridges over the River Liffey your holiday shopping. to be one of the worst travel times every and many available walking tours. For 2. Charleston, S.C. historians, Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is 5. Baltimore, Md. year, with flight prices jumping up and A great quick jaunt out of town, while While some college football fans delays regularly occurring due to winter one of the few buildings left from the me- staying within the United States, is pic- dieval city of Dublin, in addition to being might be focused on the showdowns weather. If you’re going to brave the air- turesque Charleston for the long week- Ireland’s largest cathedral. The Book of happening in Austin or Ann Arbor on ports this year, why not use those two end. With its historical buildings and Kells, the famous manuscript containing Thanksgiving weekend, a great tailgate extra days to your advantage and ven- Southern charm, it is the perfect locale ture off to a new and exciting destina- the Latin texts of the Four Gospels, can experience and sports event to travel for for a weekend getaway. The city is in- will be the Baltimore Ravens versus the tion? With a variety of travelers in mind, creasingly well-known for its culinary be found in Dublin’s Trinity College Li- VirtualTourist.com (www.virtualtourist. brary. For beer enthusiasts, the Guinness Pittsburgh Steelers, taking place in Bal- scene, so check out The Ordinary for oys- timore. The Ravens, current defending com) members and editors compiled this ters and Husk for Southern fare. Charles- Storehouse is sure to please, and for those Super Bowl champs, will be taking on list of the “Top 5 Destinations for Your ton has some of the best preserved ar- who would enjoy an athletic spectacle the Steelers, who beat them last month at Thanksgiving Weekend.” chitecture in America, so stroll Lower while abroad, the Leinster Rugby team Meeting Street and the Battery to get an has a match on Nov. 30. home. In addition to being a sure bet for 1. Cartagena, Colombia eyeful of traditional Southern mansions a great game, a Baltimore tailgate is the If you want to truly escape the daily and original ironwork. For those who 4. Montreal, Quebec, Canada stuff of legends. Stroll the Ravens’ Walk, grind, how about traveling to a historical enjoy athletics outdoors, nearby Kiawah An easy way to get an international the walkway leading from the city’s base- spot in a tropical climate? Cartagena, lo- Island and Hilton Head Island have some trip is to hop over the Canadian border, ball stadium, Oriole Park, to M&T Bank cated on the Caribbean Sea, is an ideal es- of the United States’ best golf courses and to Montreal, the largest city in Quebec, Stadium, the Ravens’ home field, which cape, with its romantic Spanish colonial are both equally picturesque. As if the will be decked out in its holiday finest, in- opens three hours before kickoff and fea- buildings lining brick streets. The city town needed any more draws, the aver- cluding fantastic Christmas décor in the tures food stations, a live band, a DJ, and is also filled with amazing history — its age temperature around Thanksgiving is Old Town and the Nutcracker Market. lots of hometown pride. For those visit- Old Town boasts the most extensive forti- approximately 66 degrees (Fahrenheit). From mid-November through the first ing Baltimore for the weekend, the city’s fications in all of South America and they week of December, the city also hosts the compact Inner Harbor has plenty of ac- are recognized as an UNESCO World 3. Dublin, Ireland Montreal Bach Festival, with first-class tivities for adults and children alike, from Heritage Site. Exercisers can stroll the If you’re looking for a quick European artists performing at various locations the National Aquarium to ferry rides 400-year-old stone walls that surround jaunt, few Western Europe cities lend throughout town. Lastly, with its focus from the Inner Harbor to nearby Fell’s the city, and military history buffs will themselves to a brief but fulfilling trip on contemporary arts and crafts, Mon- Point or Fort McHenry. ADVICE: Dear Abby Bullied Classmate is Surprised by Apologies, Hugs at Reunion DEAR ABBY: I’m writ- Some of them apologized, and it denominator in their letters was tended my 10th reunion, the the worst bully. I told her her ing regarding “Lost for Words” was wonderful. I enjoyed myself the word “forgiveness.” Interest- people who had bullied me apology was NOT accepted, and (July 7), who skipped her so much that I helped organize ingly, I received none from the apologized and I told them I they could all keep their apolo- 10-year high school reunion our 20th and 25th reunions. bullies themselves! Read on: forgave them. I just attended gies and hold onto their guilt for because she “Lost,” you can either keep DEAR ABBY: As middle my 30th reunion, and some of another 50 years. The minute I was bullied in reliving those painful moments school teachers, we do our best the same bullies asked again said it, it was like a great burden school. (She is and continue to suffer, or rise to curtail abuse, but it happens for my forgiveness. They are in had been lifted from my shoul- now receiving above it, prove to your class- behind the scenes. The targets a self-imposed prison of guilt ders. — ANNE IN OHIO Facebook mes- mates and yourself that they can remain bullied for years, as from which they will be free DEAR ABBY: I was a late sages from for- can’t hurt you anymore and get the writer expressed. It is sad only when they can ACCEPT bloomer. When the time came mer classmates to know each other now as peers. that this person is affected to that I forgive them. My advice for my 30th reunion, I was a who want to Counseling helped me to this day, 10 years after gradua- to “Lost” is to respond to the successful, confident million- apologize.) learn to deal with bad things in tion. Facebook messages with a aire with a knockout blond wife, That letter my life. Don’t get me wrong, I I agree the target has no thank-you, and leave it at that. and I looked years younger than could have been By Abigail Van Buren still have some issues and life obligation to forgive the bullies, — DAWNA IN MONTANA my age. My classmates were about me! I was isn’t always easy, but I have but this would be a perfect time DEAR ABBY: Three years bald, wrinkled or saggy. There bullied all through school, too. learned to let go and forgive to send a strong message to ago, I went to my 50th. It was was no 40th reunion – they had Things were so bad I honestly these people. They, too, have them via her Facebook page. An the only reunion I ever attended. all given up. Living well really don’t know how I kept it togeth- grown up and are now mature article on the effects of bullying Halfway through the event, the IS the best revenge. — HAPPY er. I never even told my parents adults who know right from could be posted with a message “bully brigade” came up to me IN THE SOUTH how bad it was until years after wrong. — CATHY IN ESTER- that if the bullies truly want for- to apologize for their behavior. I ••• I had graduated. HAZY, CANADA giveness, they should pass this hadn’t thought about it and was Dear Abby is written by Abigail My class (1972) had their DEAR CATHY: Thank you life lesson on to their children having a great time. But suddenly, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne 10-year reunion and I went, al- for sharing your experience who may be engaged in similar I was emotionally thrown back Phillips, and was founded by her though I almost didn’t because and insights along with many behavior. — MARY ANN IN into those years of hating school mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear I was scared. When I got there, other readers who were bul- NEW YORK because of how I was treated. Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. I was given hugs by classmates. lied in school. One common DEAR ABBY: When I at- On my way out, I confronted Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Old Home Hazel Recipe Gar Gar Paid Hu Rake WEN Meals Clean McCar Cook CBS This Morning: KIRO 7 Eyewitness News Recipe Jamie Dr. Chris Chang- omg! All In Pets.TV College College Football Georgia at Auburn. (N) (Live) (CC) All In Sports KIRO KIRO CBS 7 7 Saturday (N) Saturday Morning (N) Rehab Oliver ers Insider (CC) Football Stars News News Clifford- Angelina Curious Cat in Peg Dinosaur Daniel Super Thomas Bob the The Heart of Perfect Health With KCTS 9 Cooks for the Holidays Viewers’ favorite seasonal recipes. Magic Moments: PBS 9 9 Dog George the Hat Tiger Why! & Fr. Builder Brenda Watson ’ (CC) Best of 50s Pop MNT 10 10 Paid Paid Animal Wild Animal Family Young Live Life Focus FREE Humana Paid The Nu- Paying Humana ››› Get Shorty (1995, Comedy) John ›› Be Cool (2005) John Travolta. Chili Palmer Prog. Prog. Atlas Animals Science Style Icons T25 TV! Prog. trition for TV Travolta, Gene Hackman. (CC) runs afoul of record-industry players. 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Paid News Sunrise at 7:00 Justin Tree Fu Justin Tree Fu Lazy- Paid Paid Boxing Fight Night. From Verona, N.Y. Triathlon Ironman World Paid Make- Chica Pajani- NewsChannel 8 at NBC 26 26 Prog. AM Time Tom Time Tom Town Prog. Prog. (N) (S Live) (CC) Championship. (Taped) ’ Prog. Noddy Show mals 5PM (N) (CC) Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Dean Skincare College Basketball Ohio State at Mar- FOX Col- College Football Oklahoma State at Texas. (N) (S Live) (CC) College Football Baylor vs. Texas Tech. FOX 27 27 Martin quette. (N) (Live) lege From Arlington, Texas. (N) UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Pocoyo Pocoyo Back Jungle Dora... Diego Pagado Pagado Sabadazo (SS) Fútbol Mexicano Primera División La Hora Pico (N) A&E 52 52 Nopalea Sheer Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Flip This House Flip This House Flipping Vegas ›› The Recruit (2003, Suspense) Al Pacino, Storage: Storage: Storage: Storage: Storage with Cover ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) “Dream House” Colin Farrell. Premiere. (CC) NY NY NY NY Wars A MC 67 67 The The The The The The The The The The Rawhide (CC) ››› Pale Rider (1985, Western) Clint Eastwood, ››› Space Cowboys (2000) Clint Eastwood. NASA re- › Red Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Michael Moriarty. (CC) unites four aging flyboys for an urgent mission. (CC) Planet APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat To Be Announced The The To Be Announced To Be Announced BET 56 56 BET Inspiration Game Game Game The Game (CC) Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Thicker Than The Real House- Top Chef The cre- Top Chef “Jazz The Real House- The Real House- Vanderpump Vanderpump Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Thicker Than The Real House- BRAVO 66 66 Water wives of Atlanta ole tomato. Hands” (CC) wives of Miami wives of Miami Rules Rules “Branded” Water wives of Atlanta CBUT 29 29 Our Vancouver Animal Super Dood Cross Curling Canadian Open, Men’s Quarterfinal. (N) (CC) Figure Skating Na HNIC NHL Hockey C M T 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ Tailgate Tunes Hot 20 Countdown (N) (CC) Jason Sweet Home ›› Footloose (1984) Kevin Bacon. (CC) CNBC 46 46 Deep Focus Cook Hu Cook D. Mar Paid Cook Formula One Racing Focus Paid Deep Paid Burnett WEN Hu D. Mar Patsy Car Car Amer. Greed CNN 44 44 New Money Sat. Morning CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom Money News CNN Newsroom (N) Gupta CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Escape From Jonestown (N) CNNH 45 45 New Money Sat. Morning HLN Weekend CNN Newsroom Money News CNN Newsroom Detec Detec Detec Detec CNN Newsroom Escape From Jonestown (N) ’ COM 60 60 Hate Henry Deep- T25 Bod- 30 Rock 30 Rock (CC) ›› The Dukes of Hazzard (2005, Key & Key & Key & Key & ››› Trading Places (1983, Comedy) Dan Ayk- ››› Bill Cosby: Himself ›› Life Hair? Rifles Clean ies! Comedy) Johnny Knoxville. (CC) Peele Peele Peele Peele royd, Eddie Murphy, Ralph Bellamy. (1982) Bill Cosby. (CC) (1999) D I S 41 41 Octo Henry Mickey Doc Pirates Sofia Jessie Jessie Jessie Dog ANT Austin Good Good Good Austin Austin Austin Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Good Dog Paid Henry Focus T25 Bod- Pain Matters (N) Fast N’ Loud ’ MythBusters Zom- Bear Grylls: Es- Bear Grylls: Es- Yukon Men The vil- Yukon Men “Wolf Yukon Men ’ (CC) Bering Sea Gold Bering Sea Gold DSC 8 8 Prog. Rifles T25 ies! ’ (CC) (CC) bie myths. cape From Hell cape From Hell lage wreckage. Invasion” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) WEN Skincare The Total Total Divas “Sum- Macklemore’s Big E! News Weekend Fashion Police The Burning Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Total Divas “Sum- E! News Weekend E! 65 65 Hair Soup Divas mer Slam” Surprise Soup Love the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians mer Slam” College GameDay From Los Angeles. (N) (Live) (CC) College Football Ohio State at Illinois. (N) (Live) College Football Count- NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series: Ford EcoBoost 300. College Football Alabama at ESPN 32 32 Scoreboard (N) down (N) (Live) Mississippi State. (N) ESPN2 33 33 SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College Football Indiana at Wisconsin. (N) (Live) Score College Football Score College Football FAM 39 39 Air Hu Middle ›› Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) ›› Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (2005) ››› The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008) ››› Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001, Fantasy) FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. America’s News HQ Carol News The Five News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Top Skin Thanksgiving Be.- Be.- Barbe Pioneer Pioneer Trisha’s Con Giada Chopped Cutthroat K. Restaurant: Im. 20th Birthday Diners, Drive Guy’s Games FX 53 53 Humana Hate Buffy the Vampire Buffy the Vampire Ellen Ellen Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› Takers (2010) Matt Dillon. Skilled thieves plan ››› Salt (2010, Action) Angelina Jolie, Liev Sch- Transformers: Hair? Slayer (CC) Slayer (CC) (CC) (CC) the biggest heist of their careers. reiber, Chiwetel Ejiofor. Revenge GOLF 70 70 Morning Drive European PGA Tour Golf Golf PGA Tour Golf OHL Classic, Third Round. (N) (Live) Central PGA Tour Golf OHL Classic, Third Round. Central HALL 19 19 Gift of the Magi (2010, Drama) Marla ››› Cancel Christmas (2010) Judd Santa Jr (2002, Romance-Comedy) Snow Bride (2013, Drama) Katrina Law, A Very Merry Mix-Up (2013) Alicia Witt, The Thanksgiving House (2013) Emily Sokoloff, Mark Webber. (CC) Nelson, Connor Price. (CC) Lauren Holly, Judd Nelson. (CC) Jordan Belfi. (CC) Mark Wiebe. (CC) Rose, Justin Bruening. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Floor Kitchen Property Bro Property Bro Property Bro House House House House House House Love It or List It High High Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters HIST 37 37 Power Strong Modern Marvels Ameri Ameri Dared Dared Dared Dared Dared Dared Bush Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri L I FE 51 51 Turkey Paid Cancer Kitchen Hair! Paid WEN Paid Paid Skin Betty Betty ›› A Diva’s Christmas Carol (2000) 12 Men of Christmas (2009) (CC) The Road to Christmas (2006) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) MSNBC Live (N) Karen Finney Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera MTV 63 63 Girl Girl Girl Girl Girl Girl ›› ATL (2006) Tip Harris. ’ CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story ’ ›› The House Bunny (2008) ’ ››› Clueless (1995, Comedy) ’ NBCS 34 34 Premier League Premier League Premier League College Football Pennsylvania at Harvard. (N) (Live) U.S. Olympic Trials Men’s Curling, Match 2. (N) (Live) Formula One Racing Olympic Trials NICK 40 40 See See Penguin Parents Rab Spong Spong Spong Spong Sanjay Turtles Rab Mon Spong Rang Spong Sanjay Rab Parents Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong OXY 50 50 Hu Paid WEN Power Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins › Good Luck Chuck (2007) ›› She’s All That (1999) ›› Employee of the Month (2006) ›› She’s All That (1999) R O OT 31 31 Pain Paid Hair! Get Fit! Pain Ladder College Football West Virginia at Kansas. (N) (Live) College Football College Football SPIKE 57 57 Good Clean- Sexiest Bodies of Paid Focus ››› Batman Begins (2005, Action) Christian Bale. Bruce ››› The Incredible Hulk (2008, Action) Edward Norton, Liv Cops ’ (CC) Cops Cops Cops Cops Turkey Zone 2013! ’ Prog. T25 Wayne becomes Gotham City’s Dark Knight. ’ Tyler, Tim Roth. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Paid Hair Turkey Hu Cook Deep Zone ›› Vampyre Nation (2012, Horror) Stake Land (2010) Nick Damici. 30 Days of Night: Dark Days (2010) ›› Daybreakers (2009) (CC) Blade II TBN 20 20 The Auto Come RocK Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Veggie Penguin Tails Heroes-Bible News Overcome (2008, Drama) Test. Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Trust Ground Ground Meet, There House/ King of King of ›› The Perfect Man (2005) Hilary Duff, ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Jennifer Friends Friends Friends Friends King of King of Me, I’m Floor Floor Browns Yet? Payne Queens Queens Heather Locklear, Chris Noth. Lopez, Jane Fonda. (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) “Pilot” Queens Queens TLC 38 38 Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Four Houses ’ Cheapskates Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Stories of ER TNT 54 54 Law & Order Boston’s Finest Boston’s Finest Cold Justice (CC) Cold Justice (CC) Major Crimes “Out ››› The Bank Job (2008) Jason Sta- ›› The Last Castle (2001, Suspense) Robert ›› Unknown (2011) Liam “Guardian” ’ “End of Days” “Family Matters” of Bounds” tham, Saffron Burrows. (CC) Redford, James Gandolfini. (CC) Neeson. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Leg Tenkai Bey Poké Ben 10 Teen Teen Steven Bey Bey Bey Bey Gum Gum Total Total Teen Teen Regular Regular Adven Adven TRAV 36 36 Holly Paid When Vacations Off Limits (CC) Bizarre Foods Bizarre Foods Bizarre Foods Food Food Man v Man v Bggg Bggg Food Paradise Diner Paradise Deep-Extra TRUTV 49 49 Focus Hu Paid Focus Hu Power Focus Rocket Bait Bait Bait Bait Jokers Jokers Storage Storage Storage Storage Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Law & Order: Paid Cook Starting Deep- White Collar “Mas- NCIS A girl is kid- NCIS “Short Fuse” NCIS “Royals and NCIS “Dead Air” NCIS “Broken Ar- NCIS “Enemies NCIS “Enemies NCIS “Ships in the USA 58 58 Criminal Intent Prog. Safe Strong Clean ter Plan” napped. (CC) ’ (CC) Loyals” ’ ’ (CC) row” ’ (CC) Foreign” (CC) Domestic” (CC) Night” (CC) VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. Best SNL Game Show Sat. Night Live Sat. Night Live Sat. 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SATURDAY EVENING Movies Sports Kids Bets November 16, 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 College Football Stanford at USC. (N) (Live) (CC) Pac-12 Tonight Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Burn Notice “Bad Breaks” Blackmail KOMO 4 News Castle “Scared to ABC 4 4 “Spa Getaway” materials. (CC) 11:00pm Death” ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Paid Program Northwest Back- The Voice “Live Top 12 Performances” The top 12 artists perform. ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) roads Live (N) ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Made in Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit News Inside Edition Access Hollywood ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Raible’s Scouting omg! Insider ’ 2 Broke Girls Mom ’ (CC) 48 Hours Presents: As It Happened: 48 Hours “The Devil’s Twin” Identical KIRO 7 News at Entertainment To- CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News Report (CC) Caroline is fired. John F. Kennedy 50 Years (N) (CC) twins suspected of murder. (N) 11PM night (N) (CC) Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop Rick Steves’ Eu- Rick Steves’ Europe Bernini statues; Rick Steves’ Eu- Rick Steves’ Eu- Rick Steves’ Eu- Rick Steves’ Europe Monuments of Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop PBS 9 9 Musicians perform. ’ (CC) rope (CC) St. Peter’s Basilica. (CC) rope (CC) rope (CC) rope ’ (CC) Venice, Italy; Grand Canal. ’ (CC) Musicians perform. ’ (CC) SAF3 (N) ’ (CC) Bones A melted human carcass is Bones “The Knight on the Grid” The Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Alien Cheaters His wife is dating his best MNT 10 10 found. ’ (CC) Widow’s Son serial killer. ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) Files (N) ’ (CC) Files (N) ’ (CC) friend. (N) ’ (CC) Rules of Engage- Rules of Engage- The Middle ’ (CC) The Middle “The CSI: Miami “Silencer” The Mala Noche White Collar “Free Fall” Clues point to The Office “Drug The Office “Conflict It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 ment “Les-bro” ment ’ (CC) Play” ’ (CC) gang. ’ (CC) Neal in a jewelry heist. (CC) Testing” ’ (CC) Resolution” in Phila. in Phila. Antiques Roadshow Boston Celtics Doctor Who (Part Doctor Who (Part As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- The Last Morse The “Inspector Morse” Masterpiece Classic Rags-to-riches PBS 12 12 memorabilia; ring; book. ’ (CC) 1 of 4) 2 of 4) “An Old Flame” (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) phenomenon. story of a young woman. ’ (CC) College Football Baylor vs. Texas Tech. From Arlington, Seahawks Satur- Two and a Half Everybody Loves Modern Family Modern Family Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Animation Domination High-Def “Axe FOX 13 13 Texas. (N) (S Live) (CC) day Night (CC) Men ’ (CC) Raymond (CC) “Truth Be Told” “Starry Night” ’ 10 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) Cop” and “High School USA.” IND 14 14 Jambu Footwear “1st Anniversary” Skinn Cosmetics Skinn Cosmetics Electronic Holiday Must Haves Gifts From the Tablet Shop The Best of ShopHQ Monk “Mr. Monk Is on the Run, Part 2” Monk “Mr. Monk Buys a House” Monk Monk Monk goes up against a chess Monk “Mr. Monk Gets Lotto Fever” New Monk “Mr. Monk Takes a Punch” A boxer Monk “Mr. Monk Is Underwater” A sub- ION 15 15 Monk searches for the truth. buys a new house. ’ (CC) genius. ’ (CC) lotto girl Natalie. ’ (CC) inspires Monk. ’ (CC) marine traps Monk underwater. 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 College Football Stanford at USC. (N) (Live) (CC) Paid Program Cash Cab ’ (CC) Cash Cab ’ (CC) Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet ABC 22 22 “Spa Getaway” (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Inside Edition Grants Getaways The Voice “Live Top 12 Performances” The top 12 artists perform. ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) Weekend (N) ’ 11 (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Sounders FC Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante Episodio final de La Tempestad. (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 College Football Baylor vs. Texas Tech. From Arlington, ››› The Matrix (1999, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss. A 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Axe Texas. (N) (S Live) (CC) computer hacker learns his world is a computer simulation. Cop” and “High School USA.” Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars “A Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Flipping Vegas “Yancey’s Eleven” Scott Flipping Vegas “Doomsday House” A Flipping Vegas “Frat House” A former A&E 52 52 Time to Kiln” tackles his biggest project. home is filled with survivalist gear. frat house needs repair work. A MC 67 67 › Red Planet (2000, Science Fiction) Val Kilmer, Carrie-Anne Moss, Tom Size- ›› Ghost Rider (2007, Action) Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes, Wes Bentley. Premiere. A motorcycle › Ghost Ship (2002, Horror) Julianna Margulies. Salvagers more. Astronauts try to colonize Mars to save mankind. stuntman is a supernatural agent of vengeance. (CC) are trapped aboard a haunted oceanliner. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced Too Cute! “Little Wildcats” ’ (CC) Too Cute! (N) ’ Too Cute! (N) ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees “Episode 1” Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) BET 56 56 The Game (CC) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) ›› A Thin Line Between Love and Hate (1996) Martin Lawrence, Lynn Whitfield. (CC) ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Atlanta Ke- The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills ›› How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003, Romance-Comedy) Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey, ›› How to Lose a nya fights her eviction. Kyle hosts a cocktail party. Yolanda faces surgery. Adam Goldberg. A writer bets she can seduce a man and then drive him away. Guy in 10 Days CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Sabres at Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Edmonton Oilers at Calgary Flames. From Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary. (N) Hockey Night: After Hours News NHL Hockey ’ (CC) C M T 61 61 ›› Footloose › Joe Dirt (2001) David Spade. A mullet-headed janitor relates his personal tale of woe. (CC) Orange County Choppers (N) Swamp Pawn “Holy Crawfish!” (N) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show “Bond Girl” The Car Chasers The Car Chasers American Greed: The Fugitives The Suze Orman Show “Bond Girl” The Car Chasers The Car Chasers Battle Hair Loss Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Parts Unknown Last Bite ’ (CC) Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Parts Unknown Last Bite ’ (CC) CNNH 45 45 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Mystery Det. Mystery Det. Nancy Grace Mysteries Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Parts Unknown Last Bite ’ (CC) COM 60 60 ›› Life (1999, Comedy-Drama) Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Obba Baba- ›› Happy Gilmore (1996, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Christopher McDonald. A Amy Schumer: Mostly Sex Stuff Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts Tosh tunde. Two wrongly convicted felons make the most of life in jail. powerful swing convinces a hockey player he can join the PGA tour. (CC) Comic Amy Schumer performs. (CC) unleashes his unique point of view. D I S 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Liv & Maddie ’ Good-Charlie Lab Rats (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog Fast N’ Loud Richard buys a bunch of Fast N’ Loud “Caddy Rust Bucket; Bel- Fast N’ Loud A ’71 Chevy Kingwood The Challenger Disaster (2013) William Hurt, Bruce Greenwood. Premiere. Rich- Fast N’ Loud A ’71 Chevy Kingwood DSC 8 8 cars. ’ (CC) Air Beauty Part 2” A ’60 Bel-Air. station wagon. ’ (CC) ard Feynman investigates the space shuttle disaster. ’ (CC) station wagon. ’ (CC) ’ E! 65 65 Miss Universe Women vie for the crown. (CC) Power Players ›› He’s Just Not That Into You (2009, Romance-Comedy) Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Drew Bar- Fashion Police Musician Paulina Rubio. “Global Hotties” rymore. Men and women navigate through complex relationships. College Football Alabama at Mississippi State. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Football College Football Wyoming at Boise State. (N) (Live) (CC) College Football Final (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) FAM 39 39 ››› Cars (2006, Comedy) Voices of Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Bonnie Hunt. ››› Cars (2006, Comedy) Voices of Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Bonnie Hunt. Ravenswood ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Restaurant Express Unwrapped “Turkey and Trimmings” Cupcake Wars “Match.Com” (N) Chopped “A Chopped Thanksgiving” Iron Chef America Restaurant Divided FX 53 53 ›› Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox. ›› Real Steel (2011, Action) Hugh Jackman, Evangeline Lilly, Dakota Goyo. A boxing promoter and his son build a robot Sons of Anarchy “Huang Wu” Jax looks Sam Witwicky holds the key to defeating an ancient Decepticon. fighter. to push the club forward. GOLF 70 70 Playing Lessons PGA Tour Golf Talisker Masters, Final Round. Adam Scott, Matt Kuchar and Vijay Singh are expected to compete. From Melbourne, Australia. (N) (Live) School of Golf School of Golf Euro PGA HALL 19 19 ›› The Christmas Card (2006, Romance) Ed Asner, John Newton, Alice Evans. The Christmas Ornament (2013) Kellie Martin, Cameron Mathison. Premiere. Christmas Magic (2011, Drama) Lindy Booth, Paul McGillion, Derek McGrath. To A soldier falls for a woman who wrote a well-wishing card. (CC) Kathy works toward a balance between the past and future. (CC) gain entry to heaven, a woman must help a family. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “Rimes Family” Love It or List It, Too (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Restoration Restoration Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) American Jungle (CC) L I FE 51 51 ››› The Christmas Hope (2009) Madeleine Stowe, James Remar. (CC) The Twelve Trees of Christmas (2013, Drama) Mel B. Premiere. (CC) Dear Santa (2011, Drama) Amy Acker, Brooklynn Proulx, Gina Holden. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Lockup The arrest of two brothers. Lockup: Raw “The Daily Grind” Lockup: Raw “Hard Time” Lockup: Raw Life and death. Lockup: Raw MTV 63 63 ››› Clueless ’ ›› Beastly (2011, Fantasy) Alex Pettyfer, Vanessa Hudgens. Premiere. ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ Awkward. ’ Awkward. ’ MTV Special ’ NBCS 34 34 U.S. Olympic Trials Women’s Curling. From Fargo, N.D. (N) (Live) Formula One Racing Translogic Auctions America “Auburn” NFL Turning Point NICK 40 40 Thundermans Hathaways Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (N) ’ Hathaways Thundermans Thundermans Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Bring It On (2000, Comedy) Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku. › John Tucker Must Die (2006) Jesse Metcalfe, Sophia Bush, Ashanti. ›› Bring It On (2000, Comedy) Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku. R O OT 31 31 College Football Colorado State at New Mexico. (N) College Basketball Colgate at Syracuse. (N Same-day Tape) College Football Eastern Washington at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo. Cops “Liar Liar” Stun gun; large amount Cops “Dangerous Cops Sting opera- Cops “Get Off My Cops “Kill ’em With Cops “Home As- Cops “Busted!” ’ Cops “Caught in a Lie” A gun and drugs Cops “Caught in Cops ’ (CC) SPIKE 57 57 of marijuana. ’ (CC) Arrests” ’ (CC) tion in Texas. ’ Roof” ’ (CC) Kindness” saults” ’ (CC) (CC) are found in a vehicle. (CC) the Act No. 3” ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Blade II (2002, Horror) Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson. (CC) ›› Hulk (2003, Fantasy) Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly. Scientist Bruce Banner transforms into a powerful brute. ››› Sin City (2005) Jessica Alba. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Live Oak Tree Travel the Road ›› Last Flight Out (1990) James Earl Jones. Drive History Live at Oak Tree Virtual Memory Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Family Guy “I The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Ground Floor Ground Floor TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Dream of Jesus” Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory “Pilot” ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ “Pilot” TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. “Rattled” Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. “Rattled” Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Extreme Chea. Extreme Chea. TNT 54 54 ›› Unknown (2011, Suspense) Liam ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001, Fantasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler. Creatures unite to destroy a ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002, Fan- Neeson, Diane Kruger. (CC) (DVS) powerful ring and defeat a lord. (CC) (DVS) tasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler. (CC) TOON 42 42 Steven Universe Uncle Grandpa ›› Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011, Comedy) Zachary Gordon. Regular Show Adventure Time King of the Hill King of the Hill Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Sandwich Paradise 2 (CC) Steak Paradise (CC) Ghost Adventures “Killer Nightlife” Ghost Adventures “Kings Tavern” Ghost Adventures “Tor House” Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Top 20 Most Shocking Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn ›› Men in Black II (2002, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith, Rip Torn. Top 20 Funniest Top 20 Most Shocking ’ ’ USA 58 58 NCIS “Recruited” A murder at a college Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ››› Bridesmaids fair. ’ (CC) “Lifetime Supply” “Leap Day” ’ “Tableau Vivant” “Baby on Board” “Fulgencio” ’ “Heart Broken” “Bad Hair Day” (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) (2011) (CC) VH1 62 62 ›› Dance Flick (2009, Comedy) Shoshana Bush, Damon Wayans Jr.. ’ ››› Scary Movie (2000) Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans. Premiere. ’ ››› Bad Boys (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. ’

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker