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$1 Mid-Week Edition Thursday, June 5, 2014 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Hunters Museum Gets $149,000 Gift Feeling GENEROUS: Chehalis 2011, has been resurrected large- donation to $149,000 and has ly due to a bequest from the es- served to nearly singlehandedly Resident Wills $149,000 tate of a longtime Chehalis resi- give new life to the museum’s Betrayed to Endowment Fund dent who died last year. endowment. Andy Skinner, the museum’s Skinner said he was at the By Christopher Brewer executive director, told The museum one night with long- by Timber [email protected] Chronicle Tuesday morning the time museum volunteer Mar- estate of June Clare, who died garet Shields when they both The Lewis County His- May 27, 2013, donated $125,000 opened a letter notifying them Company torical Museum’s endowment to the museum’s endowment of the donation to come. fund, which was largely drained fund in March. A recent second “Once we later received the through embezzlement by the donation that brought in anoth- Move GIFT, June Clare former executive director in er $24,000 has brought the total please see page Main 10 PAY UP: Limited and Costly Permits Likely to Block Access for Many on Weyerhaeuser Land By Dameon Pesanti A Tribute to a Teacher [email protected] It’s hard for Jason Phelps Robert C. Godsey Classroom Dedicated at Centralia College not to see the Weyerhaeuser land surrounding Pe Ell as his own. Three generations of Phelps men before him worked in those forests, harvesting timber for a paycheck then collecting it for firewood to heat their homes. Jason’s father taught him to hunt there just as three previous generations of Phelps fathers taught their sons. Now, as the owner of Phelps Game Calls, Jason has made a career around his passion. But for the second consecutive year, Phelps is breaking tradition and not hunting Weyco land. He’s doing it in protest of the costly permits the company now requires hunters to obtain before they hunt any of its tree farms. please see HUNTERS, page Main 10 Railroads Seek to Limit Disclosure on Oil Trains SEATTLE (AP) — Two Christopher Brewer / [email protected] railroad companies want to Robert Godsey shows his delight at the newly-unveiled Robert C. Godsey Classroom sign at the Walton Science Center as professor Pat Pringle, left, and college trustee prevent the public from get- Stu Halsan, right, take the wraps of the sign Tuesday. ting ahold of details about oil shipments through Washing- By Christopher Brewer and friends from Godsey’s 32 ence Center was renamed the when we worked with students ton state, a disclosure the fed- [email protected] years of service to Centralia Col- Robert C. Godsey Classroom who struggled with math, we eral government ordered be lege packed the classroom that in honor of Godsey’s three de- should put them in Bob’s class,” given to state emergency man- It was almost as if he was would be named for him that cades in Centralia College’s Beverley Gestrine, WorkFirst agers in the wake of several oil ready to teach again. day and listened to the former math department. The God- and worker retraining director train accidents. Robert Godsey stood up chair of the math department seys remain active in the college at the college, said. “Students But restricting that in- in front of a full classroom at offer thanks to the people he and the community to this day, would say that Bob was a great formation violates the state's Centralia College Tuesday and served with during his educa- and their commitment to both teacher. Many would say, ‘I used public records law, so the state prepared to speak, but this time tional career. were echoed in the sentiments to hate math, but now I enjoy it.’” has not signed documents there were no textbooks, no Godsey and his wife, Sandy, of those who spoke of their best Godsey is well-remembered from the rail companies seek- equations scrawled on the board were the center of attention dur- memories of Robert Godsey, among fellow staff and former ing confidentiality, said Mark — and few students present. ing a brief ceremony in which known to many simply as Bob. Instead, fellow instructors Room 215 at the Walton Sci- “We were always told that please see TRIBUTE, page Main 10 please see TRAINS, page Main 10

The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Weather Grand Opening Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 TONIGHT: Low 46 Carlson, Mary L., Follow Us on Twitter TOMORROW: High 72 Starbucks 82, Centralia @chronline Partly Cloudy to Open in see details on page Main 2 Find Us on Facebook Napavine www.facebook.com/ Weather picture by Gage thecentraliachronicle Hagedorn, Onalaska on Friday / Main 5 CH522284cz.cg Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 COMMUNITY CALENDAR / WEATHER Community Calendar Today WHAT’S HAPPENING? Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Che- halis, (360) 740-0492 If you have an event you would like CC Grow, farmers market, noon-3 p.m., Centra- included in the Community Calendar, lia College, across from Health & Wellness Center, please email your information to (360) 736-9391, ext. 650 [email protected]. Include a daytime telephone number where you can be reached. Public Agencies There is no charge for these listings. Reducing Underage Drinking Coalition, 2 p.m., For questions about calendar items, Lewis County Public Health building, second-floor call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, conference building, (360) 740-1424 (360) 807-8238. Lewis County Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Advisory Board, 4 p.m., Lewis County Pub- lic Health building, second-floor conference room, Editor’s Best Bet (360) 740-1418 Centralia College Board of Trustees, 3 p.m., Han- Museum to Honor D-Day Veterans son Boardrooms, Hanson Administration Building, Saturday, June 7 Centralia College, (360) 736-9391, ext. 231, or email Veterans who participated D- tive bottle of wine. He brought back [email protected] Day are invited to an event on the the bottle of wine and gave it to Lee PUD to Host Kids’ Fishing 70th anniversary of that momentous Grimes, the founder and former di- Organizations Derby at Lake Scanewa day Friday at the Veterans Memorial rector of the museum, with the wish Museum. that it should be opened for the sur- Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. Pearl St., Cen- The Lewis County Public Utility Dis- tralia, (360) 736-5639 trict is hosting the 21st annual Kids’ Fish- On June 6, 1944, waves of Ameri- viving veterans of D-Day. Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 p.m., room ing Derby Saturday at Lake Scanewa. cans stormed the beaches of Nor- The museum plans to honor 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia College, (360) 304-9660 The derby will begin at 9 a.m., with mandy to smash the grip of the Na- Parshall’s wish and invite any liv- Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., registration beginning at 8:30 a.m. There zis from western Europe.Thousands ing veterans who were there on June Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, will be no catch and release and no adult gave their lives on that fateful day. 6, 1944, whether they landed on the (360) 485-2852 fishing during the derby. Thousands more fought valiantly for beaches, served on one of the ships, Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, 7:30 p.m., Ramblin’ Jack’s Rib Eye, 1336 Rush Road, Chehalis, The derby pond was partially excavat- nearly a year to push the Germans flew over the battlefield, or para- (360) 767-0719 ed in September 2013, so the trout distri- back all the way to Berlin. chuted behind the enemy lines on Lewis County Tea Party, 6:30 p.m., Lewis & Clark bution will most likely be different than Years ago, Cliff Parshall, a U.S. D-Day. Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centralia, speakers in- in the past. Navy veteran who piloted a landing The museum event will be at 2 clude a Salvation Army/food bank representative; There are various competitions craft on D-Day, attended a reunion p.m. For more details, call museum Michael Delavar, 3rd Congressional District candidate; and Brian Green, candidate for Lewis County throughout the day for everyone to par- at Normandy, France. While he was director Chip Duncan at (360) 740- sheriff ticipate in. Kids can have their faces there he purchased a commemora- 8875. painted, learn how to clean fish, and participate in a number of mini-games Support Groups around the area. “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a In the past, local rangers and com- provided by MTPockets Ranch. Also it is Facebook (Tenino Farmers Market) and loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured Home Hospice, munity officials have donated their time 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, (360) 330-2640 “Meet Your Farmers” day. on Twitter (T90Market). to help educate families on a number of Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- The grand opening will be June 28. community-related issues such as the manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, Festivities will include sponsor recogni- Swede Day queen coronation, 6 p.m., Swede Centralia, (360) 736-9268 dangers of invasive weeds in local waters Hall, Rochester, contestants Elizabeth Warren, Em- and woods. tion and carrot cake. Also, there will be Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Providence Cen- pony rides, provided by SoggyBottom ily Masseth, Kaylin Fosnaught, Madeline Miller and tralia Hospital chapel conference room, (360) 736- To get to the park, turn on Savio Stuart Lujan, admission $3 or $2 with Swede Day 5394, Facebook page: Lewis County Multiple Scle- Road off U.S. Highway 12 (mile marker Ranch, and bicycle helmets, provided by pin rosis Support Group 111). Turn right onto Kiona Road, then the Tenino firefighters. A scavenger hunt Comedy, Ben Gleib, doors open at 7 p.m., show right onto Falls Road. Follow it to Cham- also is planned. at 8 p.m., Fox Theatre, Centralia, hosted by Lukas Friday, June 6 pion 240 Road. Take a left on Champion June markets will offer early local Seely, bar for 21-plus with ID, admission $18, tickets 240 Road, and another fast left into the cold-crop vegetables as well as strawber- at Holley’s Place (next to the theater) and at www. Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, 7-9:30 park entrance. ries, asparagus and cherries. As the farm- hubcitycomedy.com, presented by Lucky No. 3 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 There will be informational signs at ers market season progresses new local Tattoo Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., each turn. produce will be offered including fresh Dancing, Country Four, 7-10 p.m., South Union corner of Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) Grange, 10030 Tilley Road S., Olympia, (360) 736-8977, [email protected] For more information, contact Mike herbs, berries, garden vegetables, garlic 352-2135 Funaddicts, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Kohn (Lewis County PUD) at (360) 740- and more. Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach trains, excur- Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 2449 or Ken Wieman (Cowlitz Valley Throughout the summer there will sion to Milburn, 1 and 3 p.m., adults $14, seniors $13, Potato bar, Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, Ranger District) at (360) 497-1141. be CSA boxes and canning orders avail- children 4-15 $11, 3 and under free, 1101 Sylvenus 4:30-7 p.m., variety of toppings, beverage and des- able from PJ Farms and pork orders from St., Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, www.steamtrainride. sert included, $7, to support senior center, (360) High Point Family Farm. The market ac- com 785-4325 Tenino Farmers Market to cepts coupons from the Senior Farmers Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach train, excur- Launch 10th Season Saturday Market Nutrition Program and WIC. sion to Ruth, 5 p.m., adults $17, seniors $16, children Support Groups President and market manager is 4-15 $14, children 3 and under free, 101 Sylvenus St., The Tenino Farmers Market is kick- Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, www.steamtrainride.com H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage ing off its 10th season Saturday at Tenino Dawna Donohue. The market can be Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Teni- Funaddicts, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Elementary School, 301 Old Highway 99. reached by calling (360) 515-0501, by Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 no, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] emailing market@teninofarmersmarket. Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring The market will be open every Saturday Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. June through September. org or visiting www.teninofarmersmar- (360) 748-3401 Opening day will feature wagon rides, ket.org. Information also is available on please see CALENDAR, page Main 10

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for June 5, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s L 49.83 65.0 -0.02 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s H 80s H 73.55 85.0 0.00 L Cowlitz at Packwood 70s 60s 4.41 10.5 -0.14 50s Cowlitz at Randle L Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 40s 8.27 18.0 +0.20 30s 73º 46º 72º 46º 76º 51º 73º 48º 72º 48º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 6.69 ---- +0.13 10s This map shows high temperatures, 0s type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:19 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 9:01 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 70 Moonrise ...... 1:02 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 45 67/50 82/51 Moonset...... 1:13 a.m. Normal High ...... 72 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 49 64/50 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 92 in 1978 Seattle Anchorage 70/47 pc 70/55 pc Record Low...... 37 in 1933 70/52 Boise 84/49 s 81/49 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 63/56 sh 71/59 t Yesterday ...... 0.00" 73/48 77/49 6/5 6/12 6/19 6/27 Dallas 94/76 s 92/75 s Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Honolulu 87/75 s 87/76 s Normal month to date ...0.30" Centralia 72/51 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 101/80 s 102/83 s Year to date...... 24.58" 73/46 Yakima Nashville 86/66 pc 87/69 t Normal year to date ....23.23" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 109/78 s 107/77 s 80/51 Longview 72/46 Trees Low None St. Louis 78/63 pc 82/66 t Salt Lake City 83/59 s 83/57 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 70/49 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Very High Very High San Francisco 69/52 mc 71/53 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 81/62 t 80/60 s Portland 74/50 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photographs to The Chronicle for our Voices 75/51 81/54 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 105/80 s 108/80 s New Delhi 115/87 s 116/87 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 96/70 s 85/64 ra Paris 68/53 pc 78/60 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 70/50 s 71/48 pc Spokane 75/47 s 78/47 pc London 67/51 s 73/59 s Rio de Janeiro 82/66 s 88/70 pc cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 60/51 cl 60/51 cl Tri Cities 83/54 s 86/54 s Mexico City 75/58 t 74/59 t Rome 80/59 s 84/62 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 73/48 pc 74/45 pc Wenatchee 79/55 s 82/56 s Moscow 87/64 s 88/65 s Sydney 67/57 sh 63/54 sh Help Local Students Land on Their Feet!

Newspapers When you go on vacation, don’t just stop your papers, Donate hem to NIE! For more information or to donate, call customer service at: In Education 360-807-8203 • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 Rochester Girl, 4, Faces Second Open Heart Surgery PROCEDURE: Myrranda Doelman Was Born HOW TO HELP With Heart Defect; A fundraiser will be held Family Raising Funds from noon to 4 p.m. on Satur- day, June 14, at Rochester Mid- for Expenses dle School to benefit Myrranda Doelman, who will undergo By Kyle Spurr her second open heart surgery [email protected] on June 30. ROCHESTER — Too much The fundraiser will have a time on her rocking horse or Hollywood-themed carnival with food, games, a 50/50 playing with her toys turns Myr- raffle and silent auction. Dona- randa Doelman’s lips and hands tions will help the Doelman blue. family with medical costs and The 4-year-old preschooler give Myrranda a better quality was born with a heart defect, of life. leaving her with only one pump- For more information on ing chamber ventricle doing the the fundraiser, contact Myrran- work of four. Myrranda, who da’s mother, Daniell Doelman, was on oxygen until she was 6 at (360) 704-8128. months old, is unable to keep up with her brother, Conley Doel- man, or her classmates. “We sometimes have to slow she was born. It was almost three her down,” Myrranda’s mother, to four hours after she was born,” Danielle Doelman, said. “All of Danielle Doelman said. “I’m sit- our family, they have the under- ting there saying, ‘You took my standing that if you get her tuck- baby.’ She came home two weeks Pete Caster / [email protected] ered out, it’s time to settle her later and came home with oxygen.” Myrranda Doelman, 4, right, and her brother Conley, 8, play in the living room of their family's Rochester home on Wednes- down.” Myrranda’s mother said it day afternoon. Myrranda is scheduled to was surreal having her daughter sent away for two weeks after have her second open heart sur- and healthy, Danielle Doelman gery on June 30. The surgery, birth, especially since she went said. through a similar concern when known as Hemi-Fontan, in- “They told us it will be a long volves redirecting the blood flow Conley was born prematurely. road, and it has with the sick- “You see it on TV, but you from her heart to her lungs. nesses and the surgeries,” Dani- Doctors said Myrranda will don’t think it will happen,” Dani- elle Doelman said. elle Doelman said. have a better quality of life after Conley Doelman, an 8-year- Myrranda goes to a cardiolo- the surgery at Mary Bridge Chil- old currently in first grade, is gist every six months and is at a dren’s Hospital in Tacoma. How- protective of his younger sister. doctor’s appointment at least ev- ever, she still may need a heart He warns his friends not to play transplant in her 20s or 30s. Doc- too rough. If one of his friends ery other month. She will need tors suggest she not play sports or teases Myrranda about her scar, to recover for more than a week do other physical activities. he has a clear message for them. after her surgery June 30. “She knows what is going on. “If they make fun of my sister, Her mother pulled her out of We don’t want to keep her in the I will smack them in the smurf school to rest up for her surgery. dark.” Danielle Doelman said. berries,” Conley Doelman said. If all goes well, she will restart “She says she’s going to have sur- Conley Doelman is making preschool next year. gery because they are going to fix bracelets, out of materials from “She needs to be very strong her heart.” In an attempt to raise funds for his sister's open heart surgery, Conley Doelman for this one,” Danielle Doelman an Easter gift, to sell for his sis- has been making necklaces and bracelets to auction of at a fundraiser on June 14. Myrranda had her first open ter’s surgery. The bracelets will said. heart surgery at 6 months old. be sold at a fundraiser on June 14 Alex Doelman said raising The procedure, called the Bidi- at Rochester Middle School. about $280,000 and her next one Center in Olympia with a heart Myrranda has made him appre- rectional Glenn, rerouted her The Doelmans are grateful on June 30 may be more. The defect, called double inlet left ciate his own parents, who ad- oxygenated blood to her upper for the community and fam- fundraiser next week is impor- ventricle. The family did not opted him at age 10 from Brazil, where he was an orphan with ce- portions of her body so she was ily support they have received. tant to help curb the medical know about Myrranda’s heart able to breathe without the use of Danielle Doelman had to leave rebral palsy. costs, Danielle Doelman said. condition until four hours after her oxygen. her job at the Great Wolf Lodge “When she comes home, we “Now I know what my par- The first surgery left a scar when Myrranda was born. Myr- don’t know what will happen,” she was born. ents went through by having me,” down the front of her chest, randa’s father, Alex Doelman, Danielle Doelman said. “We Myrranda was immediately Alex Doelman said. “I didn’t which is a constant reminder for who has cerebral palsy, relies on have to be prepared.” transported to Mary Bridge the know it was that hard. I didn’t re- the family to cherish every mo- disability benefits and odd jobs. Myrranda was born Dec. 3, same day. alize until what happened to my ment that Myrranda is happy Myrranda’s first surgery cost 2009, in the Capital Medical “We had no idea until after daughter.” Music in the Park Might Return to Centralia After 5-Year Hiatus RAISING MONEY: Centralia tions. The letter states between merce. The concert series ran sponsorship would have been $5,000 and $8,000 are needed by throughout the summer for eight unfair to the employees the city Timberland Library June 10 to revive the event. consecutive years, but in 2009 it had to furlough. Working to Revive ‘‘We don’t want to If the money isn’t gathered, was abruptly canceled during the The librarians think by start- there won’t be a show and or- throes of the the Great Recession. ing small and working up, the Concert Series book anyone unless we ganizers will try again for next Back then, the Chamber concerts will be easier to revive By Dameon Pesanti have the money to pay summer. searched for months, but no and more sustainable in the fu- “This year is on a real quick major donors could be found, ture. [email protected] them first.’’ turnaround. It’s possible we’d and the city of Centralia refused “We’re masters at low-cost So many people asked librar- continue for the following year to sponsor the event, claiming events,” Gomez-Beloz said. ians when the formerly popular Selina Gomez-Beloz depending on board approval,” Music the Park events were com- librarian said Flossie Heymann, Centralia PACIFIC NORTHWEST ing back to George Washington Rotary Club president. Park in Centralia, they decided The new Music in the Park ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH won’t be as grand as the old to see if they could make it hap- money can be raised to book REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! event. Rather than having music pen. musicians. n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers throughout the summer, orga- “Even though it was right out- “We don’t want to book any- 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation nizers are starting with just two Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 side our doors, we never had a one unless we have the money nights in July. If everything goes Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) hand in it,” Selina Gomez-Beloz, to pay them first,” Gomez-Beloz n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers well, Gomez-Beloz hopes to ex- CH522668ac.cg of the Centralia Timberland Li- said. 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation pand from there. brary, said. “We decided, let’s try Because the library isn’t al- Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 Music in the Park was origi- to bring back Music in the Park lowed to fundraise, the Rotary nally sponsored by the Centra- because everybody loved it.” Club of Centralia has stepped in More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 lia-Chehalis Chamber of Com- The July dates are picked and to handle the money. the stage is on hand, but noth- The club has mailed letters to ing will happen unless enough area businesses asking for dona- THIS IS THE BIG ONE! - ONE DAY ONLY

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Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 LOCAL Gas Pipeline Project Through Lewis County Nears Approval EXPANSION: The Federal vegetation, geological resources, ings and welcome written com- land use, air and noise quality, ments for about a year before Energy Regulatory reliability and safety. finalizing the official environ- Commission “There are opportunities for the public “The latest revised set reflexes mental impact statement. additional information we have The environmental impact Requested Revised to comment, and that is why it is such been ask to provide by FERC,” statement will suggest mitigation Reports, Will Create a long project.” Swaner said. efforts to Williams. FERC requires the applica- “There are opportunities for Draft Environmental tion and resource reports to the public to comment, and that Impact Statement Michelle Swaner prove convenience and necessity is why it is such a long project,” Washington Expansion Project spokesman Later This Year before it will allow the project, Swaner said. Swaner said. If the project stays on sched- By Kyle Spurr If FERC is satisfied with the ule, work would begin in the [email protected] will add about 140 miles of 36- quested a revised set of resource updated resource reports, it will spring of 2017, with an in-service inch diameter pipeline, parallel- reports that better detail the use the information to create date for the pipeline in Novem- A proposed natural gas pipe- ing the existing system between pipeline plans. a draft environmental impact ber 2018. line that would cut through Sumas and Woodland. “Whenever you file with statement by the end of the year. The new pipeline, which will Lewis County and stretch from About 26 miles of the new FERC, you have to file what Stakeholders will have 45 days transport an additional 1.25 bil- Sumas to Woodland is nearing pipeline will run through Lewis is known as resource reports,” to comment and respond to the lion cubic feet of natural gas per approval from the Federal En- County, while 35 miles will go Swaner said. “The whole point of draft EIS, Swaner said. day, is being planned in response ergy Regulatory Commission. through Cowlitz County. Thur- them is they go through each as- Local residents can view the to a request from Oregon LNG Williams, the Oklahoma- ston County will have 8 miles of pect of the project. They are ex- application at the Centralia, Che- to provide more transportation based company that already runs pipeline run through it. tremely detailed. They talk about halis and Winlock Timberland of natural gas, according to Wil- one natural gas pipeline through The project will also upgrade impacts to those areas. They are libraries. liams. Lewis County, filed an applica- several compressor stations, in- extensive.” The resources reports and ap- Oregon LNG exports lique- tion last year with FERC to build, cluding one south of Chehalis. Williams sent the updated, plication are also available online fied natural gas. own and operate the new pipe- Since applying last year, Mi- revised resource reports on at elibrary.ferc.gov. Public com- “The thing about this process line. chele Swaner, spokewoman for Monday. The resource reports ments are welcome on all phases there is a lot of give and take and The project, known as the the Washington Expansion cover topics including water use of the project. we want to have a complete ap- Washington Expansion Project, Project, said FERC recently re- and quality, fish, wildlife and FERC will host public meet- plication,” Swaner said.

News in Brief Training for an Explosive Situation online relationship started out Police: Woman Airlifted as “innocent flirting,” it eventu- Following Toledo Crash ally evolved into sexual conver- sations. Henry requested naked Was Driving 106 MPH photos of the girl, court docu- By The Chronicle ments state. He took a bus to The 51-year-old Winlock Centralia in January with the in- woman airlifted to Harborview tent of moving to be close to the Medical Center on Monday after girl. she crashed her car near Toledo While the sex was consensual, was driving an estimated 106 the age difference made the sex- mph when she crashed, accord- ual relationship a crime. ing to the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. Traffic on I-5 Halts in Chief Deputy Stacy Brown said state troopers assisted in Centralia After Four- the investigation and estimated she was driving in excess of 100 Vehicle Crash Tuesday mph when her Chevrolet Cobalt By The Chronicle went airborne and hit a truck be- A four-vehicle collision on In- fore going off the road and into a terstate 5 caused a massive back- fence and trees. up through Centralia Tuesday The woman’s name has not afternoon and sent one person to been released, and Brown said the hospital. the accident is still under inves- The crash occurred at 1:22 tigation. The woman might face p.m. Tuesday inside city limits, criminal charges. just after the northbound on The driver sustained cuts to ramp at Exit 82, where I-5 has her face, head and chest. The Co- two lanes due to construction. balt was destroyed. The multiple vehicle crash The driver of the 2001 Chev- started when a 2005 Chevrolet rolet S10 pickup that she hit was four-door van merged onto I-5 not injured, Brown said. from the on-ramp, according to the State Patrol. The van, driven Centralia Man Accused by Ricky D. Bolan, a 50-year-old Olympia man, swerved to miss of Luring 12-Year- another vehicle, which caused him to hit a GMC Yukon in the Old Boy Into Motel left lane, driven by a 49-year-old Sentenced to Six Months Oregon woman identified as Jen- By The Chronicle nifer L. Doble. The van pushed the GMC A Lewis County judge sen- Yukon into the Jersey barrier, tenced a 61-year-old Centralia where both vehicles came to rest, man to six months in jail after he according to the State Patrol. A was arrested in March for luring third vehicle, a 2014 Chevrolet a 12-year-old boy into his room Cruze, driven by a 44-year-old and exposing himself at the Pep- Oregon man identified as Rich- pertree Motel. ard S. Magdelain, stopped short Mark A. Johnson pleaded of the first collision, but was Pete Caster / [email protected] guilty to unlawful imprisonment, rear-ended by a 2004 Chevrolet People walk along Southwest 13th Street in Chehalis as Washington State Patrol Bomb Squad Trooper Todd Thornburg communication with a minor for CLA. (not pictured) uses the bomb squad's robot to hold a brick at the front porch of an abandoned house on Tuesday morn- immoral purposes and indecent The fourth car was driven ing. Thornburg, along with three other bomb squad members, used a pair of abandoned houses along 13th Street on exposure on May 23, court docu- by a 21-year-old Auburn man, Tuesday morning to practice techniques with the robot. The brick was used to simulate a bomb. ments state. Judge James Lawler identified as Dontese J. Emanuel, sentenced Johnson to six months who was transported to Provi- in jail. dence Centralia Hospital with Is Credit Card Debt driving you batty? Johnson, who was a long- unspecified injuries. term tenant of the motel, alleged- The crash caused a signifi- ly trapped the 12-year-old boy in Let Consolidated Credit Help You: cant backup on I-5 through the Lower your monthly payments his room, pushed him on the bed Twin Cities area. Visuals and showed the boy his genitals, Editor Reduce or eliminate interest rates

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From Centralia Two Hospitalized Pete Caster Take the first easy step: Sentenced to More Than By The Chronicle [email protected] Call:(800)650-1879 An Elma man fell asleep at the Seven Years in Prison wheel and crashed his car into a By The Chronicle ditch 8 miles west of Morton at A 20-year-old transient ar- about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. rested by Centralia police in The man, Randy M. Krueger, Looking for a home loan? March for allegedly having sex and his passenger, a 48-year-old with a teenage Centralia girl will Elma woman, Sheila K. Krueger, When you move into your new home, you’ll need were both injured and transport- spend the next seven and half some things you never thought of before. That’s years in prison. ed to Morton General Hospital, Ian C. Henry, who previously according to the Washington why TwinStar Credit Union will give you a lived in California, Colorado and State Patrol. $250 git card to Ace Hardware when you New Mexico before traveling to Krueger was driving a gold close on your home loan with TwinStar. Ask Washington, pleaded guilty to 2002 Saturn L34 eastbound on two counts of third-degree rape U.S. Highway 12 when the car for our local home loan expert in Centralia, of a child and sexual exploitation went off the road, according to Rick Borovec, NMLS 613953 at 360.486.3769, of a minor on April 16. the State Patrol. He will be cited or in Chehalis, Alan Pust, NMLS 613958 at About a month later, on May for negligent driving and failure 360.486.3765. 21, Superior Court Judge James to wear a seat belt. The car was Lawler sentenced him to seven towed from the scene. and a half years in prison.

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Balances store would offer free wi-fi in- to hit up the new Starbucks, may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers ternet access as well as La Bou- Bob Wheeler Napavine city councilor Wheeler — who says he was the in Education. lange food, which is Starbucks’ first to pump gas at Love’s when BACK ISSUES new food line it serves at stores it opened in Napavine — will throughout the Northwest, parts stand aside and let someone else Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- of California and several other able coffee brands in the world Bob Wheeler said. able at $1 per copy. 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Love’s opened in 2011, ••• REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR Stops and Travel Centers in 2011. new business and I’m glad to see bringing with it Lewis County’s Christopher Brewer: (360) Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 Now one of the most recogniz- one in Napavine,” city councilor first Carl’s Jr. fast-food restau- 807-8235 [email protected] Editor Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 [email protected] More Home Sale Activity Reported Across Lewis County Sports Editor Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 MOVEMENT ON THE MARKET: closed sales and median price, the county have fallen dramati- shown a year over year 9 percent [email protected] both showed big increases from cally, meaning inventory across increase in listing activity, a 3.2 Visuals Editor Number of Listings Down last May. Closed sales were up the area has shrunk. New list- percent increase in pending sales Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 As Pending Sales, Closed 16.2 percent from 74 in May 2013 ings are down from 187 to 145 and a 2.2 percent decrease in [email protected] to 86 just last month, as the me- year over year, and active listings closed sales. Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, Sales and Median Home The statewide median home East Lewis County Communities dian home price jumped $18,500 have fallen from 700 last May Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 Prices All Jump from $134,500 to $153,000 over to 621 last month. However, the price stands at $275,000, largely [email protected] the same time period. number of active listings is still buoyed by home prices in King, By Christopher Brewer Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, The median home price was higher than last month’s total of Snohomish and Jefferson counties. West and Central Lewis County Communities ••• [email protected] down from last month, falling a 578 across Lewis County. Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 slight $4,000, while closed sales The Northwest Multiple Christopher Brewer: (360) [email protected] Single-family homes in Lewis 807-8235 Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, County appear to be selling at jumped from 60 to 86 month to Listing Service reports 7.22 to- South Lewis County Communities a healthy rate, according to a month. tal months of inventory across Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 Northwest Multiple Listing Ser- Pending sales rose slightly Lewis County, a drop from 9.63 [email protected] vice analysis of housing activity from last year’s numbers, in- a month ago. Sports, News and Photography in May. creasing from 90 last May to 93 Lewis County’s numbers Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 Two major categories when last month. don’t exactly reflect statewide [email protected] it comes to homebuyer activity, The number of listings across trends, which in short have May 30 - June 5 Death Notices, What’s Happening, Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices he Lego Movie $4 • PG Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 12:00 pm ( Sat. & Sun.) [email protected] Costco Key Sales Metric Rises 6 Percent Rio 2 $4 • PG [email protected] 3:00 pm (Sat. & Sun.) [email protected] Church News in May, Tops Wall Street’s Expectations Divergent $4 • PG13 [email protected] ...... 807-8217 CH520395cz.jd 12:30 pm (Wed. Early Bird Matinee) Senior Media Developer PROFIT: Sales at Stores wholesale club operator said that but earnings fell short of Wall 6:00 pm (Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 sales at stores open at least a year Street's view. 9:00 pm (Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., hurs.) [email protected] Open at Least a Year climbed 4 percent. In the U.S., Its shares finished at $116.31 $3 Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor THE CHRONICLE with parent at or before 6:00pm Rose 7 Percent Abroad the figure also increased 4 per- on Wednesday. They are down $12.75 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday PUBLISHER cent. It rose 2 percent overseas. almost 2.3 percent since the start Minor with parent before 7 pm only Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 ISSAQUAH (AP) — Costco's of the year. 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia [email protected] Stripping out higher gas pric- (360) 736-1634 sales at stores open at least a year es and the fluctuation of foreign Sales Director climbed 6 percent in May, top- currency exchange rates, sales at Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 ping Wall Street's expectations. stores open at least a year rose 6 [email protected] Analysts polled by Thomson percent. The metric climbed 4 Circulation Manager Reuters predicted a 4.8 percent percent for the U.S. and 7 per- Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 rise in the figure. [email protected] cent internationally. Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE Sales at stores open at least a Total revenue climbed 6 per- year is a key gauge of a retailer's Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 cent to $81.99 billion. [email protected] health. It excludes results from Costco, based in Issaquah, Design Director stores recently opened or closed. Washington, runs 657 warehous- Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 Costco Wholesale Corp. said es, including 464 in the U.S. and [email protected] Thursday that the figure also in- Puerto Rico, 87 in Canada, 33 LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC creased 6 percent in the U.S. In- in Mexico, 25 in the U.K., 20 in ternationally, the metric climbed Japan, 11 in Korea, 10 in Taiwan, PRESIDENT, COO 4 percent. six in Australia and one in Spain. Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Excluding higher gas prices The company plans to open up [email protected] and the fluctuation of foreign Business Manager to an additional six new ware- Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 currency exchange rates, sales at houses before the end of its fiscal [email protected] stores open at least a year rose 7 year on Aug. 31. Director of Production and IT percent abroad. Last month Costco report- Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 Total revenue for the four ed that its third-quarter profit [email protected] weeks ended June 1 rose 8 per- climbed as sales rose and mem- Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 cent to $8.78 billion. bership fees improved. Its rev- For the year to date, the enue topped analysts' estimates, FAX NUMBERS Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 Ticket outlets: Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 Santa Lucia and Sterling Obituaries ...... 807-8258 Bank in Centralia, Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis Also available online at 125th VOLUME, 138th ISSUE THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) brownpapertickets.com POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- CH522647sd.cg tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. 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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 Historical Museum Moving Beyond Past A generous donation by a Skinner is by all accounts that rocked the very financial Many have likely lived in longtime Chehalis resident has Our Views leading with wisdom beyond his foundation of the museum. He Lewis County for years without brought fresh viability and vital- fund, now at about $185,000, years. He exhibits a clear passion followed Johanna Jones as the sec- passing through the doors of ity to the Lewis County Histori- was drained completely by a for- for the subjects highlighted by ond director since a new board of this local treasure, which shows cal Museum. mer executive director who later the museum, and represents all directors replaced the old one. us where we have come from Executive Director Andy admitted to the massive theft. the benefits of talented individu- Youth is anything but a and therefore allows a fleeting Skinner reported Tuesday She was only recently released als returning to their hometowns weakness for Skinner. With the glimpse at future possibilities. that June Clare, who died May from prison for the devious acts after attainment of higher edu- help of volunteers and a sup- Learn more about the muse- 27, 2013, bequeathed nearly of greedy sabotage at the ex- cation. Skinner graduated from portive and engaged board, he um by visiting www.lewiscoun- $150,000 to the museum’s en- pense of a community gem. Washington State University has presented a new image of tymuseum.net. Better yet, stop dowment fund. Her name doesn’t warrant re- with a degree in history in 2011. the museum to the public, eras- by. It’s located at 599 NW Front The young leader of the peating here. After all, her name He has been involved with the ing one tainted by the malfea- Way in Chehalis. Call (360) 748- museum described how he and has dominated headlines and museum since he interned there sance and improprieties of one 0831 for more information. others cried when they opened news reports concerning the in 2007, returning in intermittent individual who saw the endow- June Clare apparently be- the envelope containing news of museum for too long. years to help archive and catalog ment fund as a personal expense lieved strongly in the importance the generosity and realized what With this positive develop- important pieces of the past. account. of the museum and its possibili- it meant for the Chehalis facility ment for the holder of local his- At the age of 24, he took the The museum as it exists to- ties beyond a scandal that has and the community it serves. tory, it’s time to highlight what reins of an outfit still reeling from day is deserving of ample com- defined it in recent years. It wasn’t long ago that the else is happening at the museum. the revelation of the 2011 theft munity support. So do we. COMMenTAry: I Was Just Thinking ... Yosts Work Endlessly to Restore Pioneer Cemetery Last week I began a column Back when the holiday was about the work — every bit of it still called Decoration Day, it donated — that’s being done to was dedicated to family mem- restore Centralia’s Pioneer Cem- bers. There’s a trend today, etery. I mentioned meeting a though, to give special attention man raking crushed rock, filling to military veterans, and for that in low spots in the dirt roadways reason a donation was used to that circle the ancient burial purchase 200 small American plots. His name is Dwayne Yost, flags. Eighty-three of them were and he and his wife, Eileen, are placed on the graves of known responsible for doing most — veterans this year. More flags but not all — of the restoration were used to line the entrance to work. the pioneer section of the cem- They mow the grass between etery. If more veterans are iden- burial sites, using their own tified, they’ll receive the same riding mow- respect next year. ers (two of About 90 percent of the them) and of graves are listed in available course pay for documents, but there are always the gas to run some whose documentation has them. By the been lost over the years. There way, Dwayne are approximately 550 known told me that it graves, with a heart-breaking COMMenTAry: Lewis County Power Rankings takes 15 hours By Bill Moeller 150 of them being children. I to complete the intend to try to determine the job, and they earliest interment, but I know did it twice in the last month! it’ll be at least in the low 1880s. They’ve carted off all the piles Kimsey, Clare, Berg and How did Dwaine and Eileen of downed limbs that lined the get started doing this work? north side of the cemetery and Dwaine says simply that many disposed of them. of Eileen’s family members were More: The Week in News As I mentioned — or perhaps buried there, and it sort of grew only hinted — in last week’s out of that. Here we are with the second with a delivery boy eating half of the money, I’m told, is a wallet column, the cemetery is look- When I asked about the pro- installment of Lewis County a pizza before handing it off and chain. ing the best that I’ve ever seen cedure for volunteering to help, Power Rankings, in which I read thinking he’ll never be caught, it. On Memorial Day I met a the answer was simple. “If you part of a newspaper and write although if he lived in Seattle 3. WhiTe-COLLAr CriMinALS: gentleman from Salem, Oregon, see something that needs to be things about it. ‘Read’ might be he’d now be making enough The city of Winlock is holding who seemed surprised when I done, just do it.” It’s a personal too strong of a word. I’m really money to buy as much food as a free yard waste collection and mentioned that to him. I guess opinion, but I’d go easy when more of a headlines-and-pic- he wanted. sensitive document shredding he expected to see a lush green trying to clean headstones. The tures type of guy, anyhow. I think the mustachioed event June 12-15. Yard waste? fertilized lawn until I explained stone has softened after a cen- Kimsey is the closest thing to a Good idea! I found out the hard how far the restoration has tury or more of rain and wind, 1. DeTeCTiVe BruCe KiMSey: famous detective Lewis County way that leaving weeds in your come in the last few decades. and sand-blasting should obvi- Kimsey busted has, primarily based on his key garbage can is frowned upon. Dwayne mentioned several ously be avoided. Roland Camps role in bringing Rick Riffe to Sensitive document shredding? times that they’re not the only Personally, I’d draw the and William justice. In a cinematic world And up to three bags? Sounds ones to take credit. He cited line at pressure-washing and Eaton for steal- he’d have left “the force” to like a trick to me. If you’re so several names, but the only ones wire brushes as well. A narrow ing boxes of cell strike out on his own as a pri- worried about your sensitive I was able to scribble down in a scraper and a short, stiff-bristled phones whilst vate investigator, taking a small documents that you’ve saved hurry were former teacher and whisk broom will be my weap- working at UPS. second-floor office on Tower three bags of them over the coach Tim Gilmore and former ons of choice against the incur- Both appeared Avenue and handling missing years, maybe taking them out in city councilman Bill Mason. sion of moss and other growing in court on persons cases for mysterious public place to be shredded by It’s taken them about three things. Monday. Two By Aaron VanTuyl dames at $200 a day, plus ex- strangers — when, in Western years to bring the cemetery up And, if I’m still vertical this things jump penses, with a rod in the glove- Washington, you’ve got about to its current state, and it’s not winter, you may see me pick- out about the box, a deck of Lucky Strikes in eight months a year to build a done yet. More crushed rock is ing up as many fallen branches court appearance: his pocket, a pint of rye in his fire in your back yard — isn’t needed to finish keeping the as this 86-year-old body will (A) Eaton lost his job at UPS, top drawer and a smirk on his your ideal disposal situation. but is apparently meeting with a roads from being a muddy chal- permit. lips, quipping out dry one-liners, P.S. How great would it be if lenge. ••• union rep and could be reinstat- shaking off punches in dark al- the “sensitive document shred- ed. This came up during a court leys and always getting his man. Dwayne figures they could Bill Moeller is a former enter- ding” was actually just a burn use about 12 more loads to com- tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city appearance in which he was Here in the real world, how- barrel? plete the job. The crushed rock council member, paratrooper and charged with 18 felony counts of ever, Kimsey’s a detective with that I saw him working with the pilot living in Centralia. He can be theft and trafficking phones sto- the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- 4. BOB Berg: The headlines other day was hauled in his own reached at bookmaven321@comcast. len from that same job. I really fice. Maybe it’s not as romantic from the Centralia Police De- pickup, by the way. net. want to hear what the union rep as being a hard-boiled PI, but partment’s press report on Tues- has to say. “Your job was to take this is Lewis County. What we day morning included a missing packages and deliver them. You lack in wealthy, shady women “emotional support” tortoise, First Amendment Center Quote of the Day did … half of that, I guess?” we make up for in memorable joyriding, a playground fight (B) Eaton apparently told (and catchable) criminals. and seizures brought on by loud Camps “there was basically no music. Considering the Hub “If the First Amendment means anything, it way to track the merchandise.” 2. June CLAre: The late Che- City’s Most Wanted list generally means that a state has no business telling a I’m not sure who’s more to halis resident left $149,000 to includes some combination of blame here: Eaton, for working the Lewis County Historical rapists, drug dealers, arsonists man, sitting alone in his house, what books at UPS and yet having appar- Museum, the endowment of and murderers, I think Police he may read or what films he may watch.” ently never ordered anything which was embezzled away by Chief Bob Berg should be able to online, or Camps, who worked former executive director Deb- take a bit of pride in the fact that, at UPS and believed a co-worker bie Knapp in one of Chehalis’ at least for one news cycle, the Thurgood Marshall who told him there was no more depressing scandals. Tops former supreme court justice tracking system. This is on par on the museum’s list of plans for please see VAnTuyL, page Main 10 editorial Mission Statement Letters Policy To Send your Letter Questions n We will strive to be the voice of reason for the n Please type opinions, if possible, and limit let- n Address letters and commentaries to “Our n For questions on a letter call Doug Blosser at peaceful settlement of conflict and contention ters to 500 words. Shorter letters get preference. Readers’ Opinions.” Please sign them and include 807-8238 or toll-free, 1-800-562-6084, ext. 1238. on key local issues. We will work to be fair at all Contributors are limited to publication of one your full address and daytime telephone number for verification and any questions. Send them to times and to provide a balance of opinions. We item every two weeks, with exceptions as war- editorials will make our opinion pages available for public 321 N. Pearl, Centralia, WA 98531. E-mail letters can ranted. 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As summer comes into sea- the bag distribution is two- ate and print the information for mum of 500 of your promotional reach out to an extremely cap- son, business opportunity comes fold. The goals are to: 1) help a your business and bring it to the item and invite you to print up tive audience. The visitors often into town. The visitor from out of town feel as Chamber then we add the item to 5,000 at the max. If the in- have several hours to fill with Chamber will though they have a great flavor to the bag. Your only expense is formation is time sensitive, ie. other activities as they stay over- be providing of our community at their fin- printing. We will then stuff and a coupon expiration date, then night. Our hopes are to provide thousands of gertips and 2) get that visitor to distribute the bags for you for perhaps printing a batch of 1,500 a fun-filled weekend for people welcome bags spend some of their money in free. You can provide coupons, every month would work better. coming into Lewis County that to “out of town- our county. In these bags we are specials, flyers, brochures, busi- It’s up to you. include spending money at your ers” at many wanting to promote everything ness promotional items, (book- We also have an opportunity business. events through- Lewis County. We are looking mark, pens, stickers, etc) , maps, for a handful of businesses to We hope that you will join in out the summer. for such things as: your business or any other appropriate infor- be listed on the exterior of our on this community marketing The visitor bags Alicia Bull info, food establishment menus, mation about our community or soon- to-be newly designed visi- opportunity and submit an item will be handed Executive lodging options, shopping spots, your business. tor bags. For $200, your business for the visitor bags. It is impor- out to families Director and fun county wide activities Bag creation has already name or logo can be listed on the tant for all of Lewis County to as they show up for a weekend and/or entertainment. Basically started at the Chamber. During outside of 2,000 bags. It’s a great work together as a team to cre- ball tournament or as they travel anything that you as an individ- the months of June, July, and way for a business to get recogni- ate an atmosphere that attracts from out of town for a local fes- ual business can offer or inform August we will create the major- tion at a really great price. excited visitors. Exposing them tival. someone from out of town about. ity of the bags for the year. We Visitor bags are a very ex- to all we have to offer will be a The driving force behind Here’s how it works: you cre- encourage you to print a mini- citing way for us to be able to fruitful adventure for all of us. Explore Lewis County In June Enjoy local activities all month long in our exiting community. For more information on an event, visit our website at: www.chamberway.com/events.

June 6 June 7 June 21-22 June 27-28 June 28 D-Day Commemoration Carlisle Lake Fishing Derby Gun & Knife Show Winlock Egg Days Murder Mystery Steam Train Veterans Memorial Museum, Carlisle Lake, Onalaska Southwest Washington Winlock Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Chehalis Fairgrounds Museum June 10 June 28 | CENTRALIA CHEHALIS June 6-8, 12-15, 20-22 Boistfort Valley Spring Festival & June 21 A Night with an Unborn Star UNTY LEWIS CO Knock em Dead Plant Sale Centennial Founders Day Picnic Roxy Theater, Morton 2014 Festival & The Evergreen Playhouse, Baw Faw Grange at the Pond Events Guide Festival Centralia Carlisle Lake, Onalaska June 28 & Events June 21 Billet Proof Car Show June 7 World War One Centennial Liv- June 21 Southwest Washington Guides LC PUD Kid’s Trout Derby ing History United Way “Chef’s Night Out” Fairgrounds are here. Cowlitz Falls Day Use Park Veterans Memorial Museum, Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel PARADES MUSIC Chehalis June 28 THEATRE

FAMILY Photo courtesy of Jim Thode Jim of courtesy Photo June 7 June 24 - July 13 Desert Wars Remembrance Day ART OUTDOORS Community Garage Sale June 21 Summer Drama Camp Veterans Memorial Museum, FOOD Southwest Washington E.T. The Extra Terrestrial Roxy Theater, Morton Chehalis Fairgrounds Fox Theatre, Centralia Welcome New Chamber Members Chehalis River Cabin Health and Hope The Benaroya Company Upcoming 829 Leudinghaus Rd. Medical Outreach 3600 136th Pl. SE Suite 250 Chehalis, WA 98532 1911 Cooks Hill Rd. Bellevue, WA 98006 Chamber Events 360-291-3632 Centralia, WA 98531 425-440-6700 chehalisrivercabin.com 360-623-1485 Chamber Forum on June 9th from 11:30am to 1pm at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub located in Centralia. Kyle hhmo.org Are you interested in Farmers Insurance - Heaton, Executive Director of the Port of Centralia, will becoming a Chamber be giving a presentation on Centralia Station. Cyndi Philbrook Agency JBJ Law Group member? Please call 208 Cowlitz St. 366 SW 13th St. 360-748-8885 for more Toledo, WA 98591 Chehalis, WA 98532 Business After Hours at the Lucky Eagle Casino & information. 360-864-4774 360-748-2111 Hotel on June 19th from 5 to 7pm. Be a part of this farmersagent.com/ jbjlawgroup.com networking event and enjoy appetizers, drink specials, cphilbrook and a scavenger hunt! Dutch Bros. Coffee Centralia Harmony Lakeside RV Park 512 Harrison Ave. Ribbon Cutting at the Community Farmers Market 563 State Route 122 Centralia, WA 98531 on June 10th at 11am. Join us as we gather at the Silver Creek, WA 98585 dutchbros.com Community Farmers Market and celebrate their 10th 360-983-3804 season. They are located just off N Market Blvd. on harmonylakesidervpark.com Boistfort Street in downtown Chehalis.

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With An Old Tradition Show Bucki K iwanis Talent D&D Resurfaces at the Centralia Fox Theatre By Hallie Simons Facts - For The Chronicle n at least ten years original It’s bee • Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson are cred since the last Kiwanis Club ited as the creators of D&D. The Talent Show, but on Saturday, game was called The Fantasy Game,. but was April 27 that will change. As changed to Dungeons & Dragons when the a benefit for the Centralia Fox first box set was released in 1974 Yes We Do! Theatre, Centralia-Chehalis of 1,000 Soroptimist and Centralia- • The original box game was comprised of Bulls Chehalis Kiwanis Clubs have three books and the entire first run joined forces to put on the Lew- sold out in less than a year. s of the is County Talent Show once • The game is owned by Wizard again. / The Chronicle Children and young adults, Coast, a Seattle company founded by Peter Holly Pederson (up to seniors in high school) Adkinson in 1990. The company is now a ring Chef Darin Harris. auditioned on Wednesday, subsidiary of Hasbro. ost widely le playing April 10, and Saturday, April • Dungeons & Dragons is the m Field dinner hosted by Newaukumwas Valley the Farms second featu time Harris, owner of 13, before a panel of judges who recognized and played of all ro . Boccata Deli & Market in Centralia, decided who will perform at the games. It is sold in 50 countries and has been use Bouche during the irst Chefs in Our had served such a meal at the Adna big show on Saturday, April 27. translated into about 12 languages area farm. In 2012 Harris and the Judges include Douglas Lu- - Rebecka Regan, Centralia, ofers dinner guests an Am Hyatts paired together to offer this kascik (board member at The experience as an auction item for the Evergreen Playhouse), Lisa Voet By Carrina Stanton United Way of Lewis County's Chefs''s fund- berg (music teacher and mother mer For The Chronicle Night Out event. They offered the of the Voetberg Family Band), same experience at this year Chef in Brad Nelson (music teacher at Blue skies and gentle sum raiser, which took place June 22, and at winds came to Newaukum Valley Morton-White Pass) and Scott which Harris was named Top n and White (president of Historic Fox Farm on a warm Saturday summer Lewis County. - evening. A table dressed as if plucked “It gets me out of the kitche Theatre Restorations). Judges from the pages of a gourmet magazine - were selected based on their abil ch a into the fresh air and I thinkid. it's im- through Matt's work invited them to play with white linens, pastel wildflowers portant for people to see where theireir ity to assess the performing arts, alling D&D about five years ago. in blue mason jars and glittering glass food comes from,” Harris sa especially in music since so many “We kind of snickered, like 'he's su [email protected] e ware overlooked rolling hills of agri- The Hyatts have farmed at th Pete Caster / who auditioned had musical per- DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS: nerd,'” Amber said with a laugh rec cultural land and swaying grasslands. ly worked bring Spooner Road property for about formances. / [email protected] their first reaction to the invitation to play. When asked why he wanted to Contestants are judged based Pete Caster Game's Legacy Still Strong After But they tried D&D and said they wer seven seasons and previous / [email protected] cook a farm to table dinner, chef Da- another piece of farmland for three Pete Caster ress in Centralia whose owner Evan Calkins and staf on five categories: stage presence - 40 Years both immediately hooked. TheyThe quickly group rin Harris waved a hand through the years before that. The couple married and professionalism, technical ro- Jedidiah Brown, left, and Tannah Brown play the purchased a book and dice and started1 gam- air pointing to what was surroundingis By Carrina Stanton two years ago in September. The farm ﬁeld at their ranch in Silver Creek. al of 8 pounds of Three vintage presses sit along the wall at Hoban P ability, difficulty of selection or act, violin during an audition for the 2013 Youth Tal their own group to play D&D. him. azes in the April 13. was formerly a Community Supported hing his nightly me new life to an old craft. nesses along the I-5 corridor asking creativity and originality, and app ent Show at thes on V.R. Saturday, Lee Building at Recreation For The Chronicle of somewhere between nine and 1 “Look around. Just look,” Harrnstall- When asked to name the game that ers usually gathers once or twice a month Agriculture farm, offering weekly pro- if they had unused antique machines priateness for audience. Park in Chehali said. duce deliveries, but the Hyatts made Local they would be willing to sell. The only started his love of gaming, Brian Guenther,. and the McKnights have since brought This is a glimpse of the first i esh markets, Top: One of the Lazy HK Bar Rodeo Company’s bulls gr “There’s talent, there’s musicians, - the decision to focus on farmers mar- Lazy HK Bar Rodeo Company, takes a break after ﬁnis HOBAN PRESS: business that responded was Carroll's “What I’m hearing is that it’s the owner of Diversified Games in downtown & Drag- their sons Chris, 9, and Timmy, 8, into the ment of the Chefs in Our Field season- s. there’s kids taking dance lessons all fold. Their daughter Avalynn, 6, is attempt- wait- yatt, who kets, delivering to local fr lation- Left: Shrek, the largest bull at the Printing in Centralia, which is located parents who remember doing the - Chehalis, doesn't have to think long al summer dinners hosted by Newau- such as the Jeremy's and the Olympia Company Resurrects the time, but there’s not a lot of op “It would have been Dungeons ing for her chance to be able to play as well. grain. Shrek weighs in at 2,100 pound just blocks from Calkins' Centralia shows who are bringing their kids kum Valley Farm. Melissa H Co-op, as well as building re portunity to perform,” said Lukascik. ons,” he said. “I didn't play a lot of itngeons but I Matt said at one point the group owns Newaukum Valley Farm with Antique Letterpress Printing home. Calkins said the business own- Bringing the talent show back now,” said Peggy Hammer, Soropti ed to play D&D online but they decided ships with restauranteurs. The Hyatts played enough.” her husband, Josh, said there will be a nt for their ers had the 1902 foot-treadle-driven hasn’t been simple, but every person mist Club member. It's an easy answer because Du it wasn't the same and returned to their also offer a program called CSA bucks, printing machine down in their ng total of five dinners in the series. Each Stanton involved is excited that it’s happen- - One of the major reasonspage Life 2 & Dragons, which turned 40 this year,s almost is gatherings. To date they have completedid of a flexible spending accou By Carrina basement and they didn't really TALENT, installment will feature a different chef stall at the Community Farmers Mar- ing. Most of them remember goi please see thought of as basically the origin of every about three campaigns. as well as the most seasonal produce For The Chronicle even know what it was. He brought “For us it's the social aspect,” he sa ket in Chehalis. page Life 2 to or performing in the original tal other fantasy game today. And it' for a completely unique experience, FEAST, It started innocently enough. Evan it home and over the course of always where gamers cut their teeth.e time,” what they enjoy of the game. “We have our please see about one and one-half years ent show back it its heyday, and are “Everybody who plays role playing Hyatt noted. Calkins wanted some letter pressed - friends over and play and have a good time.” “The farm is ever changing,” Hyatt disassembled the machine and excited to see it brought back to life. (through games has played D&D at on “Instead of going out to the bar and ed. dinners business cards. TALENT SHOW CONTESTANTS hanging out at the bar it's our way of lotget- of said. “There's always something new But finding no one who could ac - taught himself to usehelp it with of on- the 14 years of age and up Guenther said. “It's the entryway into role - in the field and I think these playing games.” ting together with friends,” Amber add complish such a task, he would not be line com- high school senior):Saxophone D&D is known as an RPG, or role chplay- is Guenther said he actually has a will highlight that.” munities The first Chefs in Our Field event deterred. The finished product, he as Up to 8 years of age:Human Video Jenna Gregory,Piano ing game. Players create charactersach and cam- as a families who play D&D with their chil resh local lowers at serted, was just too dedicated Nathan Suhoney, Morgan Fast, of the year was held on June 15 and to the Piano group embark upon a campaign, whi dren, despite the game sometimes being Newaukum Valley Farms. unique and special as- Drama and Dance Vocal Rachel Mecham, an imagined journey or quest. E vilified by Christians as promoting witch- subject of antique sociate's Vocal Blue shining mason jars overlow with a plethora of f to pass up for any old Isabella Muir, paign is unique, created with help from craft. Guenther said he understands that FIND OUT MORE ABOUT printmaking. garage in Centralia. - to Samantha Newman, Vocal Piano the irst Chefs in Our Field dinner hosted by business card. Caroline Bowes, guidebooks but also through theup imagina- through some families have a problem with the “Nothing mod- HOBAN PRESS “There's a lot Long-time friends Ben Ellis find. Brenna Witchey, Vocal with Guitar tion of the player who is the Dungeonarrative Mas- of magic aspect of the game but beyond that, shington hobanpress.com of older print- and Rebecca Meister joined the busi So for ease and a Kaitee Carney,Vocal ter, or DM, who leads the gro D&D can be as family friendly or family By Karen Frazier ern can create these greater variety of fonts, he ilored to a ife, Courtney, things,” Calkins said. hobancards.com ers out there that ness as well. 9-13 years of age: Katie Berndt, Fast Drawing the campaign with an ongoing n unfriendly as the group playing chooses. For The Chronicle - are happy to pass “I think it's so rad,” said Meister, uses a computer to set the type and Piano Three years and ‘Like’ them on Facebook or follow Sadie Brown, Kelvy Brown, Vocal the sights, sounds, opportunities and dan- Campaigns can be easily ta This year Beau Shelton will attend the Southwest Wa on their trade to who recalls when Calkins was first us- - then orders plates from a company Piano gers surrounding them. younger audience since each individualitting , Lazy HK Bar Rodeo Compa three antique print- them on Twitter @hobanpress Jisu Han, Cora Preston, Vocal Fair with a stable full of bulls. Shelton and his w [email protected] younger guys just so ing the 1902 press in his home's garage that specializes in making them out Piano A campaign can last a matter of hours DM basically makes up the story, so they R menu a stock contractor that provides - ing presses later, Riley Fast, Josh Chichester, work at his grandparents’ ranch (360) 219-7026 it does not get lost,” as a hobby. “It's so beautiful and cre - of a very hard plastic material. The Guitar or some D&D groups participate in the have the option of including or om enage R ons and rodeos throughout theAs- Calkins is spread- photo polymer plastic, when exposed Lawsen Goldsby, same campaign for years. Unlike many goal is many factors. playing ny in Silver Creek. Lazy HK is ll supply 20 bulls to theRodeo Profes ing the gospel of Calkins said. ative and I love it.” Clarinet s, [email protected] amuse bouche- Calkins eventu- When these machines were origi to bright lights, can be slowly eroded Michael Carter, Prizes for each of the groups: sby, 10, Chehali other games, there is no winner or loser “To a lot of people D&D is the te Mini fatayeer pastry with Black Sheep Creamery feta, m animals for bull riding competiti . The event letterpress to cli- Violin Lawsen Gold s on uccess- Christopher Brewerhris / McKnight, 9, and on ally added a 1914 nally made, printers used to hand set to create a raised surface that acts the Hannah Jeffries, 1st prize: $250 me classic rock rif in a D&D campaign. Instead, the equivalent of sitting around and greens, garlic scape, and fried sage leaf garnish region. This month, Lazy HK wi ents throughout the Piano and Vocal plays so s audition. to work as a team. Players can earn money tasks. ustard sional Bull Riders’ (PBR) and Southwest Washington type (made of wood and metal stamps) same as older printing plates. 2nd prize: $100 poker,” Guenther said. “You get together of Dungeons and Dragons as C Savory focaccia Napoleon with handmade ricotta, rose world. As owner of page Life 2 Jenna Kaiser, Vocal with Guitar his guitar during hi and experience points through s Lazy electric printing machine as well as a HOBAN, 3rd prize: $50 with your friends. You sit around and eat sociation’s competition, 2013 South Sound Bull Bash Hoban Press of Cen- one letter at a time into wooden frames, please see Jackson Buzzard, Vocal with fully conquering foes or completing a bunch of Cheetos and drink a bunch of - pesto, goose breast pate ders vying for prize money 1950s version that automatically feeds - Great news storiesmary everytakes place at the Lewisweek County Fairgrounds grandst ds in front of one of for onlytralia, he provides $10a very time consuming and hard job. per month. Audrey Buzzard, Money and experience points cancter. be usedChar- Mountain Dew and you have a goode time.” a lot Game pieces stand awaiting the start of a new round Thursday, August 15 at 7 p.m. A pair of dogs circle Harlan Knowles, owner of the the paper. As his knowledge of the press- Calkins said today, full sets of those azy HK’s animals do everything odeo ring at his custom paper products that meld an to score new armor, weapons or evenne game just For the McKnights, D&D is their fam munches on some food while thinking of a strategy. The Bull Bash will feature 30 bull ri HK Bar Rodeo Company, as he stan es grew, so did the requests he was get letters are actually very costly and hard Keyboard IF YOU GO ted by Cents Pickled baby beets, caramelizedantipasti- carrots with fennel he competition will second feature (short) two old-fashioned art with a few modern sen iwani gain new talents for your chara can be ily game night. They said they seFirst and his barns that is also used as a r ting to letterpress materials for friends s K by riding a bull in style while L twists. s at 6: acters can be transferred from o of positive attributes for their children roasted fresh Spanish roja garlic fronds and farm in Silver Creek. and family. Eventually he decided to go ty Talent Show, pre tart in their power to buck them off. T elton says. Calkins began searching for his s Coun show s to another and characters who die s what growing up around the game. them what into business, and rented space in an Lewi st and Centralia-Chehaliril 27; resurrected, albeit for a price. But each Black Sheep Creamery cheeses rounds, with the most challenging bulls set for the own antique printing press mostly as What: roptimi Ap foremost is imagination. Instead of a tele- So Saturday, Centralia Fox Theatre player and each group determine round. that buck a hobby about three years ago. He said When: vision or video game telling “The short round animals are really good bulls,” Sh Where: their goals and ambitions are for their something looks like, they have tohes imag- team- he sent out e-mails to printing busi- campaigns and their characters. You can ine the campaign as the DM explains it. Butter lettuce, pea greens,salad- radishes, edible flower “They’re like the bulls you’d see onand television.” change directions withre about body a ts, $10; family, $20 (3-5 members); stude The good bulls, according to Shelton, are the ones Cost: Adul TICKET OUTLETS: literally do anything you can imagine, Beyond that, they said D&D teac s, lemon, Guenther said. u keep work and problem solving. f it.” olive oil the hardest, jump the highest, x onto their back. When the Centralia “It's like a choose your own adventure “And it also teaches math,” Amberle said. still rolls. Lazy HK begins bucking the bulls when they apage Life page 2 BULLS, Anderson’s True Value Hardw story,” Guenther said. “Why do yo “It's pretty simple math but there's a lot o Local pork loin stuffed withentree- fresh coriander and ca year old by hooking a weighted bo Please see Sterling Savings Bank reading it? To see what happens.” And that's what's kept many peop bull bucks, the box releases. Terry Holmes - CPA D&D was essentially the first mass flocking to D&D, said Guenther: the fact baby fennel ramelized produced RPG. It spawned a multi-billion that it hasn't changed much in 40 years. It's Fava bean, turnip, and kale ragout Santa LuciaChehalis Coffee Comp dollar RPG industry that today includes a simple game that's easy to learn. It's in- Ciao Bella games that range from zombie apocalypse expensive to play and a good excuse tosaid. get Book ‘n Brush stories to historical adventures set in Bib- Local honey lavender cheesecakedessert- with farm fresh stra 360-807-8203 together with friends. Smith’s Mercantil lical times to life as a fish in a fishbowl.dit D&D “The game is still basic,” Guenther coulis, featuring Black Sheep Creamery cheese ets for the 2013 South Sound Bull Bash can be wberry Tick Sterling Savings B But D&D's influence has had further re- “You need some dice, some friends and ea greens, radishes, lemon and percussions than that. 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If Lewis PUD is hosting the 21st cups, mugs and bowls from Cary would like to know more about we missed you and you would Enterprises Has Opened Two Lane (Bellingham) featuring B2B services, please contact like a supply, please email us at Annual Kids’ Fishing Derby New Life Thrift Stores! magical beings and “small round Kathleen at 360-740-3993. [email protected], June 7th, 2014 As of May 1st, 2014, New Life poems.” Dads (and others) will or call Caryn Foley at 360-345- love the vintage-style flasks 1042 ext. 4. The Derby will begin @ 9am Home Supply Store has moved to Chef’s Night Out is with registration beginning a great location on the north side from Trixie & Milo (Portland), just weeks away! at 8:30. No Catch & Release. of Sunbirds at 1757 N. National business card holders from Retro-a-Go-Go, or perhaps a Things are stirring up for Run Amok Irish Running Club No Adult Fishing during the Ave in Chehalis. Store Hours Derby. The Derby pond was are 9am to 6pm, 360-748-4214. pen made from a bowling ball! this year’s Chef’s Night Out Be an inaugural member of partially excavated in September This store has over 15,000 sq. ft. If you’re readying your outdoor fundraising event on June 21st! a new running club! We are the 2013, so the trout distribution of retail space. Our Chehalis space for summer — be it a patio, Eight phenomenal chefs will “Run Amok Irish Running Club” will most likely be different Store’s focus is thrift clothing, camper, or tent flap — consider be creating masterful pieces to and we will have a weekly evening in the past. There will be furniture, appliances and adding a Mariachi rug, made showcase their talents and guests runs every Thursday starting at six additional trout releases household goods. We are happy entirely from recycled plastics; will have the opportunity to O’Blarney’s Pub in downtown following the Derby beginning to accept your donations of re- some colorful lanterns that are vote for their favorite dish. One Centralia from St. Patrick’s Day on June 9th and continuing saleable items behind the store. powered by the sun; or a sweet chef will walk away with the until the last Thursday before until right before the Fourth Little Shirley vase for a fresh- Judge’s Choice Award, chosen Come and say hello to Bob, 0., 2 picked bouquet. HUBBUB • 505 Thanksgiving. We began this of July weekend. Throughout Kim, at this new store! We are by a “celebrity” panel of judges. new club this season on May 22, the day hundreds of fish are N. Tower Avenue • DowntownAlong with the incredible also opening the New Life Thrift Centralia • (360) 736-1517. Visit 2014 at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub caught with the biggest trout and Boutique Store, located at culinary experience of Chef’s us online at hubbubshop.com at 6pm. We run rain or shine weighing in at about 8 pounds. the Goodwill Complex at 515 Night Out, guests will have the so prepare for the weather! All There are various competitions and on Facebook. We’re open 7 chance to bid in the live, silent Harrison Ave. 20 Centralia, days a week for the summer! participants must be ages 16 throughout the day for everyone 360-736-0575. Our Centralia and dessert auctions! Featured years or older and minors must to participate in. Kids can have live auction items include an Store’s focus is on higher end Hiring Event have a parental consent form their faces painted, learn how to boutique wear and accessories. Ultimate Seahawks Experience signed. 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Your tax- Hiring events have become one please see BIZZ BUZZ, page 4 Participants pay $10 when they educate families on a number of deductible donations support earn a shirt and shirts are earned community related issues like the needs of Lewis County’s at the 6, 15, 22, 33, 50, 65, 85, and the dangers of invasive weeds in adults and children who are 100 run levels. Although we may our local waters and woods. To physically, developmentally, or call ourselves a running club we get to the park, turn on Savio Explore Your Insurance Options economically disadvantaged. Call us for a quote 800-321-1878 or 736-1234 welcome individuals of all fitness Rd. off Hwy 12 (mile marker Additionally, donations help levels! Run it, walk/run it or just 111). Turn right onto Kiona Rd., develop new job opportunities Business • Personal • Home • Auto • Flood • Earthquake • Life walk…being active and covering then right onto Falls Rd. Follow that enhance the lives of clients, the distance accomplishes the it to Champion 240 Rd.; left on customers, and community. goal! For questions or concerns Champion 240 Rd., another fast ALL PROCEEDS FROM please contact Angie Maxwell left into the park entrance. There DONATIONS STAY RIGHT or Christine Chamberlain at: will be informational signs at HERE IN OUR COMMUNITY! [email protected]. each turn. For more information, Call Bob or Russ in Chehalis LLC contact Mike Kohn (LCPUD) at 360-748-4214 for more Sierra Pacific Industries at 740-2449 or Ken Wieman information about arranging a (Cowlitz Valley Ranger District) pick-up of your larger donations. Promotes Matt Moses to at 497-1141. Ryderwood District Manager 118 West Pine Street, Centralia

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Jazz, Acro, Tap, Modern, and The days of almost-summer Classical and Contemporary are abuzz with celebrations Dr. Frost Named Ballet. Also performing will — graduations, Fathers Day, be our Rhythmic Gymnastic summer weddings, and the College President team. Dancers, starting at age first patio parties of the season. The Centralia College Board 6, through our advanced will be of Trustees unanimously agreed performing. All nine instructors to name Dr. Robert Frost to serve from the Dance Center will as the next college president. showcase their choreography. Frost will officially begin his Also performing will be the Stay on top of local news tenure July 1. Frost will replace Ballet Company. SWDC is Dr. James Walton who is retiring a non-profit school of dance after 12 years as president. dedicated to professional quality Frost has served as Interim instruction, and appreciation and & events with The Chronicle Superintendent/President of the presentation of dance as an art College of the Siskiyous since July form throughout the region. The 2013 and previously served there Dance Center also presents the as the college’s Vice President Nutcracker and Dance Festival Learn about new businesses, of Student Learning from 2010 Northwest each year. Tickets can to 2013. “The selection process be purchased for $8.00 for adults has taken many months, and and $5.00 for children, students new regulations, opportunities we would like to thank all those or Senior Citizens, at Southwest who participated. “Without Washington Dance Center, 455 to grow, and what is happening participation and support from N. Market Blvd. in Chehalis or at everyone we wouldn’t have the door, if available. For more in your community. been able to find such a highly information call 360-748-4789. qualified candidate as Dr. Frost,” Halsan said. Halsan and other Getting Ready for the members of the board were Call to activate your business rate today at highly complimentary of Walton, Southwest Washington Fair thanking him for his inspired You’re invited to be a part of leadership over the past 12 years. the 105th year of the Southwest “We will all miss Dr. Walton when Washington Fair! It’s the area’s (360) 807-8203 he retires. His contributions biggest, and longest running 2014 to Centralia College will be community “fun” event. It’s all years evident for many decades as we about participating, and now 1889 125 CH522300hh.sw move into our second century. is the time to get ready. From We know he will continue to be pickles to preserves, quilts to a part of college life here even rabbits, hobbies & crafts to in retirement,” Halsan said. chickens & goats … everything Frost holds a Ph.D. in Higher you need to know to enter and 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia, (360) 807-8203 Education from the University compete by the rules is in the 4 Bizz Buzz Networking Continued from page 3 Business After Hours - Jeremy’s Farm to Table Restaurant Institute in Las Vegas, NV. Tickets are $65/person and available online at www.lewiscountyuw. com/chefs-night-out or at 748- 8100. Thank you to this year’s event sponsors! Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel, Pacific Mobile Structures, Inc., I.P. Callison & Sons, Port Blakely Tree Farms, B & M Logging, Derma Medical Spa, Sparkles N Spurs Boutique, The Chronicle, Puget Sound Energy, Lewis County Chemical, Parr Byerly, Titus Will, James P King, DDS, Medical Massage & Acupuncture, Gerda Barlow, The Silver Agency, and PostNet.

Fireworks We would like to remind fellow chamber members that the Centralia-Chehalis Kiwanis Club will be having their annual sale of fireworks from June 28th until July 4th. We will be located at Congratulations to Spud Downie the Market Street Ace Hardware of Custom Security Systems! You parking lot at 771 S Market Blvd, have won two tickets to dinner and Chehalis. Please come and the Fall Cabaret Show at Jeremy’s support your local communities! Farm to Table Restaurant! Community Farmers Market Opens 10th Season Jeremy gives out prizes during the Business After Hours last month. The Community Farmers Market in Chehalis celebrates the opening of its 10th season this Tuesday, June 10th. It will be open every Tuesday 11am– 4pm Rob Fuller Scholarship Luncheon through the summer in its usual location in downtown Chehalis, on Boistfort Street. In celebration of their 10th birthday, many special activities are planned for opening day. KMNT will do a live radio broadcast, WSECU will be handing out recyclable grocery bags, and the market will offer a free special dessert and $10 Market token giveaways. The market has over 20 local farmers and vendors selling fresh local organic produce, hot prepared food, fresh cut flowers, artisan cheeses, honey, eggs, roaster chickens, soaps, beauty products, The Chamber awarded these students a $750 scholarship at the and more! Food dollars spent luncheon. (From left) Christopher Martin, Kyle Chaney, Rachel at local farms and vendors stay in the local economy and Tennant, Nicholaus Martin, and Alicia Bull. help create more jobs at local businesses. Local food also Alicia Bull and Jeremy Wildhaber stop for a picture outside at Jeremy’s creates community, connecting Farm to Table Restaurant in Chehalis. people with farmers who bring them local healthy foods. Several themed days are planned: July 1st will be Southwest Washington Family Day with activities for Representative Rich- kids including yoga, games, and ard DeBolt speaks to “The One Man Band.” August the crowd at the Rob 19th will be Senior Citizen Fuller Scholarship Day with a mandolin quartet Luncheon at the for entertainment. Find more Great Wolf Lodge in information about opportunities May. to connect with the market at www.communityfarmersmarket. net or call (360) 740-1295.

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Of those people, 159 are turned in reports yet on their • 77 percent had cancer, while my, dignity or the ability to par- in Washington known to have died, state of- deaths. 15 percent had a neuro-degener- ticipate in activities that made OLYMPIA (AP) — More ficials said, including 119 who The prescriptions were writ- ative disease and 8 percent had life enjoyable. than 100 people died in Wash- died after taking the medication. ten by 89 different physicians heart disease or another illness. Most died at home and were ington last year after requesting Twenty-six people died without and dispensed by 23 different • 95 percent had health insur- in hospice care at the time of and taking a lethal prescription taking the medication, and the pharmacists, the health depart- ance. their deaths. through Washington's Death department said it's not known ment report said. The health • 97 percent were white. Washington was the second with Dignity law, the state's De- whether 14 others who died took department shared other details • 52 percent were married. state after Oregon to adopt a partment of Health reported the medication. about the program participants • 76 percent had at least some death with dignity law after vot- Wednesday. The state does not know the who have died: college education. ers approved an initiative in 2008. Canine Cancer Crusader Walks Through Centralia SUPPORT: Luke Robinson Takes Walking the Dog to a Whole New Level By Dameon Pesanti [email protected] Luke Robinson didn’t even like dogs when his ex-girlfriend handed the late 20-something Robinson the fluffy white Great Pyrenees puppy, but, reluctantly, he took the dog anyway. When Malcolm came into his life, Robinson was an up- and-coming businessman living in Austin, Texas, but everything changed after Malcolm died of cancer in 2006. “Business feels like it was a lifetime ago,” Robinson said. “Malcolm’s death inspired me to devote my life to asking why. Why do dogs get cancer?” Then he started thinking about the cancers common to humans and their companions. Now, to raise awareness and support to fight the disease, Robin- son is walking 1,800 miles in his trademark kilt with his two enor- mous dogs Hudson and Indiana in tow down the West Coast. They started near the Cana- dian border on May 10, and plan to reach San Diego, California, in late fall. The trio will be passing through Centralia on Thursday. What he’s calling “The 2 Pete Caster / [email protected] Dogs 2,000 Miles Walk” has Indiana, one of Luke Robinson's two Great Pyrenees dogs, takes a break on the side of state Route 507 on Wednesday afternoon north of Bucuda. Robinson is walking gotten a lot attention. from Canada to Mexico with his dogs to raise awareness for canine cancer. Almost 5,000 people are following him on Twitter. Thanks to a GPS, you can follow Rob- his dogs and an endless stretch of As he neared Boston, the died less than a year later. This and companion animal cancer. inson’s walk in real-time on his asphalt. Over the course of a year media started to take notice. second walk is in honor of him. The walk is slow and steady. website. But this walk is nothing and a half, he walked 2,200 miles, Through the years, people start- His organization, Puppy Up!, Covering about 12 miles a day, like the first. doing events and talking to any- ed to support the cause. He even now has several large business Robinson plans on making it to In 2008, Robinson and his one who’d listen. appeared on the “Today Show” sponsors and has donated tens San Diego this fall. two dogs, Murphy and Hudson, “It was miles and miles of no and the Huffington Post. of thousands of dollars to fund “This organization was built walked from Austin to Boston in recognition, no nothing,” Robin- Just one month after finish- studies at Princeton, Harvard mile by mile, person by person, honor of the deceased Malcolm. son said. “We had a crappy web- ing his first walk, one of his and the Massachusetts Institute town by town. What it is now is But there was none of the fanfare site, it was horrible. We weren’t Great Pyrenees, Murphy, was of Technology to better under- a true testament of what a grass- there is today. It was just him and even on Facebook.” diagnosed with nasal cancer and stand the link between human roots movement can do,” he said. Centralia College Reserves Final Lyceum of Year for Outgoing President DR. WALTON SPEAKS: year degree programs on its own campus and hopes to add more President of College in the future while keeping a WALTON SCIENCE Reflects on History, strong stable of associate’s degree CENTER DEDICATION programs. Encourages Those Walton will retire June 30, PLANNED FOR JUNE 11 in Attendance and Robert Frost, who currently The public is invited to par- serves at College of the Siskiyous take in an event to dedicate By Christopher Brewer in Weed, Calif., will come in to the Walton Science Center [email protected] lead the college. building and officially rename “He and I have been Skyp- it after outgoing president Jim As the final days of Jim Wal- ing and talking for the past few Walton. ton’s presidency at Centralia Col- weeks,” Walton said of Frost. “I That event will take place lege approach, he addressed the think he is a perfect fit for Cen- in the Walton Science Center community in a fitting venue tralia College.” foyer June 11 at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the college’s final Ly- In closing, Walton offered a Light refreshments will be served. ceum talk of the academic year. Christopher Brewer / [email protected] bit of advice, especially for the Faculty members and trust- students in the audience. For more information, con- Retiring Centralia College President Jim Walton shares inspirational stories during tact Candy Lunke at 736-9391 ees joined students and interest- the inal Lyceum of the 2013-14 academic year at the college's Corbet Theatre on “Don’t shy away from the ed community members at Cor- ext. 605 or email clunke@cen- Wednesday. struggle you will have to go tralia.edu. bet Theatre Tuesday afternoon through to be successful,” Wal- for an hour long session in which 600 people looking for work, and the entire college to make things ton said, echoing similar com- Walton shared the story of the 2007, the year of one of the worst happen. People here have been ments from Margaret Corbet, an college’s founding in 1925 and floods in Lewis County’s mod- phenomenal over the past 12 early leader of the college. “Over- his job all along has been about relayed bits of history to the pres- ern history. years.” coming adversity lets you grow the students who walk through ent day while also talking about But in looking back at how In his 12 years of service, nu- and become better.” the halls and across the walk- his time leading the college since the college helped the commu- merous changes have been made Although he will retire from ways of the college. 2002. nity and its students weather to both the college’s landscape, having an active hand in the “I always tell the folks this Much like multiple eras that those events, Walton focused on with such projects as the Kiser college, Walton says he will still at the Chamber of Commerce preceded his presidency, Walton the staff and students who made Natural Outdoor Learning Lab continue to keep tabs on what and the Economic Development has served in times of prosperity things happen. and the Walton Science Center goes on at the college. He said he Council,” Walton said. “We are and difficulty. Walton recalled “I didn’t know it when I came taking shape. The educational has thoroughly enjoyed his time going to change the economy of the year 2006, in which the in, but times were going to get landscape has changed as well, as overseeing Lewis County’s top Lewis County one educated stu- TransAlta mine closed and sent tough,” Walton said. “We used the college now offers two four- educational institution, and says dent at a time.” News in Brief the rule change was set for July 9, Restaurants and bars protest- the board vote was a partial move. a small plane crash in a wooded Liquor Control: with a final vote by the board to ed the barring of discount sales, The association is lobbying for area near Buckley, Washington. Volume Discount follow later in the month. while independent contract li- the board to allow manufacturers Sheriff’s spokesman Ed Troyer “Distributors said prices quor stores complained because to give discounts based on liquor said both victims in the Wednes- Sales of Booze OK would go up if channeling wasn’t they weren’t getting a discount. brands they want to promote. day afternoon crash are believed SEATTLE (AP) — The state allowed,* Liquor Control Board Representatives of the dis- to be men. Witnesses reported Liquor Control Board reversed member Chris Marr said. “At the tributors that control about 90 seeing the plane flying low and course on Wednesday and end of the day, we avoided front percent of the market had said Small Plane Crash sputtering before the crash. moved toward allowing volume impact on customers.” stopping discount volume sales in Washington; Two The aircraft is described as discount sales by distributors to Last year, the regulating panel might increase booze prices at a World War II-era single-wing bars and restaurants. backed a proposed rule against bars and restaurants this year. Confirmed Dead Navy trainer. Troyer says the The three-member panel vot- volume discount sales, saying the Bruce Beckett, director of gov- BUCKLEY (AP) — A Pierce men believed to be aboard were ed 2-1 to allow the sales known as breaks did not fit under the state’s ernment affairs for the Washing- County sheriff’s spokesman says friends and one had recently sold channeling. A public hearing on recently privatized liquor system. ton Restaurant Association, said two people are confirmed dead in the plane to the other. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief GM CEO Says 15 Fired Obama Encourages Over Ignition Switch Russia to Open Talks Controversy With Ukraine WARREN, Mich. (AP) — BRUSSELS (AP) — President GM CEO Mary Barra said 15 Barack Obama today encouraged employees have been fired and Russia to open talks with the new five others have been disciplined government coming into power in over the company’s failure to Ukraine or face continuing costs disclose a defect with ignition imposed by the world’s leading switches that is now linked to at economies if its provocations con- least 13 deaths. tinue. The company also will form a Obama emerged from two compensation program for fami- days of meetings with the Group lies of victims and those who suf- of Seven saying it was a chance for fered serious injuries in accidents the gathered leaders to make sure related to the switches. The pro- they are in “lockstep” on a strategy gram is expected to begin taking going forward in uncertain times claims Aug. 1. in Ukraine. He urged Russian Barra made the announce- President Vladimir Putin to “enter ment today as she released into a dialogue” with President- an internal investigation into elect Petro Poroshenko, who is the recall of 2.6 million older being inaugurated Saturday after small cars for defective ignition winning the May 25 election.

switches. She didn’t immediately Voice Of Jihad Website via AP video “Russia needs to seize that op- name the employees who were portunity,” Obama said. “Russia In this image taken from video obtained from Voice Of Jihad Website, which has been authenticated based on its contents needs to recognize that President- dismissed. and other AP reporting, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl sits in a vehicle guarded by the Taliban in eastern Afghanistan. A celebration for She called the investigation elect Poroshenko is the legitimate- Bergdahl in his hometown of Hailey, Idaho, following his release by the Taliban has been canceled because of controversy ly elected leader of Ukraine and “brutally tough and deeply trou- over whether Berghahl is a deserter. bling.” It took GM more than engage the government in Kiev.” a decade to report the deadly switch failures. Witnesses: Boko Military Jet Crashes Haram Militants Idaho Town Cancels Slaughter Hundreds Into Homes, But MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (AP) Nobody Injured — Boko Haram militants dressed IMPERIAL, Calif. (AP) — as soldiers slaughtered at least 200 A military jet slammed into a civilians in three villages in north- Southern California neighbor- Bergdahl Celebration eastern Nigeria and the military hood dense with homes and failed to intervene even though it exploded in flames, but the pi- By Brian Skoloff and Rahim Faiez was warned that an attack was im- lot and everyone on the ground The Associated Press minent, witnesses said today. A community leader who wit- emerged unscathed, officials HAILEY, Idaho — There “It’s like a modern day lynching. He said. nessed the killings on Monday will be no hero’s welcome for Sgt. hasn’t even been able to give his side said residents of the Gwoza local Moments after the pilot eject- Bowe Bergdahl in his hometown, ed to safety Wednesday after- government district in Borno state no fanfare of parades, music or of the story yet. This community will had pleaded for the military to noon, the Harrier jet went down picnics in the park. in a residential area of Imperial welcome him back no matter what.” send soldiers to protect the area af- A planned celebration for the ter they heard that militants were and destroyed two homes and end of June marking his return heavily damaged a third. Lee Ann Ferris about to attack, but help didn’t ar- after five years of Taliban cap- neighbor of Bergdahl family rive. The killings occurred in Dan- Debris from the Harrier jet tivity in Afghanistan has been hit the roof of one of the houses, jara, Agapalwa and Antagara. scrapped, largely due to secu- The militants arrived in Toyota which was destroyed, Marine rity concerns as his release has Lt. Col. John Ferguson said. The canceled their welcome home where he was reported in stable Hilux pickup trucks — commonly touched off a nationwide debate. subsequent explosion and fire celebration. condition. used by the military — and told Was he an American prisoner destroyed another house and “If you had 10,000 people, His parents have spoken pub- the civilians they were soldiers of war who should be welcomed badly damaged one more. 5,000 on one side and 5,000 on licly only briefly since his release. “and we are here to protect you all,” home after years in the enemy’s The pilot, the only one aboard the other, then just due to the na- Several cars were parked outside the same tactic used by the group hands or a deserter who aban- the aircraft, landed in a nearby tional attention, we don’t know their modest home Wednesday when they kidnapped more than doned his unit who should be field. He was taken to a hospital what to expect,” Police Chief Jeff behind a closed gate with signs 300 girls from a school in the town punished accordingly? for evaluation and released, Fer- Gunter said. that read, “Guard dog on duty” of Chibok on April 15. For those who knew Bergdahl guson said. Hailey Chamber of Com- and “No Trespassing.” and his family in this small cen- merce President Jane Drussel U.S. lawmakers and others tral Idaho town surrounded by said she and the organization have complained that Congress Tens of Thousands US Hottest spots of forests and mountains, the poli- have gotten angry mail and calls should have been consulted Join Hong Kong tics of war have no place. They from people lambasting the about the prisoner exchange, Warming: Northeast, just want Bergdahl back home. town’s plans. that the deal will embolden the Tiananmen Rally Southwest “It’s like a modern day lynch- “The joy has all of a sudden Taliban to snatch more Ameri- HONG KONG (AP) — Tens ing. He hasn’t even been able become not so joyful,” she said. can soldiers, and that the re- of thousands of people in Hong WASHINGTON (AP) — The to give his side of the story yet. Meanwhile, the Taliban leased Afghans will filter back to United States is warming fast- Kong joined a candlelight vigil in This community will welcome released a 17-minute video of the battlefield. a downtown park Wednesday to est at two of its corners, in the him back no matter what,” said his weekend handover, an ex- In Washington, D.C., Rob Northeast and the Southwest, an commemorate the 25th anniver- Lee Ann Ferris, who lives next change for the U.S releasing five Williams, the U.S. national in- sary of China’s bloody military analysis of federal temperature door to the Bergdahl family and Taliban detainees. The foot- telligence officer for South Asia, records shows. suppression of protests on Beijing’s watched Bowe grow up. “He’s a age shows a thin, tense-looking told the Senate intelligence com- Tiananmen Square. Northeastern states — led hometown kid and he’s already Bergdahl being patted down for mittee Tuesday that four of the by Maine and Vermont — have Participants held candles to suffered enough.” explosives by U.S. forces before men are expected to resume ac- remember the victims at the vigil, gotten the hottest in the last 30 The town of 8,000 has been climbing aboard an American tivities with the Taliban, accord- years in annual temperature, which turned Victoria Park’s six swamped with hate mail and helicopter in the dusty Afghani- ing to two senior congressional soccer fields into an ocean of flick- gaining 2.5 degrees on average. angry calls, labeling the 28-year- stan desert. officials who spoke on condition But Southwestern states have ering light. old Bergdahl un-American and Bergdahl was captured after of anonymity because the ses- More than 180,000 people heated up the most in the hottest a traitor. Given the prospect of walking away from his unit, un- sion was classified. The five in- months: The average New Mexi- joined the gathering, according large crowds on both sides of armed, in 2009. He’s currently at clude the former Taliban interior to organizers, while police put the co summer is 3.4 degrees warmer the debate, organizers abruptly a military hospital in Germany, minister. now than in 1984; in Texas, the crowd size at about 99,500. It was dog days are 2.8 degrees hotter. likely one of the largest turnouts The contiguous United States’ for the annual event in recent years. annual average temperature has U.S. Senate Moves Toward Vote on Democracy activists laid a warmed by 1.2 degrees since wreath at a makeshift memorial as 1984, with summers getting 1.6 they read out the names of those degrees hotter. who were killed in the military Expedited Health Care for Veterans suppression on June 3-4, 1989, in By Matthew Daly held today. VA doctor. Acting VA Secretary the heart of Beijing. The crack- down killed hundreds, possibly Police Use Hidden GPS Sanders and Republican Sen. Sloan Gibson was scheduled to The Associated Press thousands, of unarmed protesters John McCain of Arizona were tour the Phoenix hospital and Unit to Track Stolen Toy WASHINGTON — The and onlookers. leading negotiations on the bill, speak with officials there. A for- ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Police Senate is moving forward on a in Georgia say they used a GPS holding two closed-door meet- mer clinic director has said up to compromise bill to help veterans ings Wednesday to iron out de- device hidden inside a Teddy avoid long waits to see a doctor 40 veterans may have died while Japan, N. Korea Near bear to track down the toy and tails. awaiting treatment in Phoenix. and make it easier to fire admin- But a spokesman for Sanders Deal on Abducted apprehend a suspect in the theft. istrators who falsify records to Sanders, a self-described so- said Wednesday night that talks Athens-Clarke County police cover up long wait times. cialist, acknowledged that he and Citizens in ‘70s, ‘80s would continue today, making say Mid-Atlantic Clothing Recy- Hopes for a vote as soon as McCain, the 2008 Republican TOKYO (AP) — Japan and cling had recently been experi- today have dimmed, but senators an immediate vote unlikely. Sen- nominee for president, make an North Korea appear to be on the encing thefts of clothing from its said they would press ahead on ators fly to France this evening. unlikely pair, but he was upbeat verge of a breakthrough on a bi- collection bin at Georgia Square a measure to address an uproar “Chairman Sanders held pro- about the prospects of quickly zarre legacy of the Cold War, a ductive discussions today with Mall. over veterans’ health care follow- reaching a deal. secret, government-ordered pro- Sen. McCain and others about The Athens Banner-Herald ing allegations that veterans have “McCain is serious, I’m seri- gram that led to the abduction of how to provide high-quality reported that a company man- died while waiting to see a Veter- ous” and Senate Majority Leader more than a dozen and possibly ager concealed the GPS device ans Affairs doctor. health care to veterans in a time- several hundred Japanese citizens ly manner,” Sanders spokesman Harry Reid is serious about fix- inside the bear, placed it in a bag Senators had wanted to pass ing problems at the VA, Sanders in the 1970s and ’80s by North of clothing and tossed it into the Michael Briggs said. the bill before Friday’s 70th anni- said. Korean infiltrators and spies. collection bin. versary of the Allied invasion of Sanders “hopes to reach an After three days of talks in McCain was less optimistic Around 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, Europe in World War II. Up to a agreement to take before the Stockholm last week, North Ko- the manager called police to re- dozen senators were expected to full Senate as soon as possible,” about a bill being passed this week. rea agreed to open a new inves- port that the teddy bear was on attend the D-Day ceremonies in Briggs added. The main stumbling block tigation into the abductions, the the move. Police said the man- France. Talks on the bill were resum- appeared to be over when and biggest step forward Tokyo and ager worked with the officer to Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., ing as the Obama administra- under what circumstances vet- Pyongyang have made in years. update the stuffed animal’s loca- chairman of the Senate Veter- tion’s new veterans affairs chief erans could turn to doctors Questions over the fate of the ab- tion, and a 55-year-old man was ans Affairs Committee, had said visits the Phoenix hospital at the and other providers outside the ductees — some believed to still stopped and charged with theft Wednesday he was “cautiously center of allegations that veter- 1,700-facility VA system for what be alive — have kept relations in by taking, a misdemeanor. optimistic” that a vote could be ans died while waiting to see a is largely free care for them. a deep freeze. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 • Main 9 Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Pe ell town Councilor John Penberth Resigns ‘the tOWN iS BROke’: trying to lead Corder, a former U.S. Marine mayor was doing the best job he The mayor said he thanked the council in with no law enforcement ex- could with the revenues that he Penberth for the time he put into Penberth Cites the direction perience, in February. Two was getting from the Pe Ell city the town council. Frustrations With in seeking new months later, however, Corder, council.” “I’m sad to see him go,” Nich- forms of rev- who still had not attended the Pe Ell cannot afford to pay a ols said. Other Councilors as enues so we can police academy, was arrested decent police officer a decent sal- The mayor said he appointed Reason for Resignation avoid situations for suspicion of driving under ary, he said. Therefore, many of Lonnie Willey, who also was like what’s been the influence of alcohol in the the applicants for the town’s sole elected last November, to fill Pen- By Stephanie Schendel happening over John Penberth town’s patrol car. law enforcement officers are in- berth’s spot on the Flood Authority. [email protected] the hiring the former Pe Ell Corder resigned in lieu of dividuals who get hired by larger The council will now accept police officers,” Councilor termination a few days later. departments such as Chehalis, letters of interest from those One of Pe Ell’s newest town Penberth said. A few weeks later, the mayor Centralia or the sheriff’s office. wanting to fill Penberth’s vacant councilors abruptly resigned - - His ideas and perspectives, told The Chronicle that Tony “They wouldn’t reach up to council seat. The council will re during a council meeting Tues however, were met with resis- Domish, a former Granite Falls the standards to get hired by view the letters and later make a day night, citing frustrations tance, he said. police chief, was his first choice these other agencies so Pe Ell vote, Nichols said. with the direction and decisions “I ran for office thinking I can to fill the vacant position. and the other small communi- Even though Penberth re- by former and present town help the town of Pe Ell,” he said, Domish, however, has a long ties absorb these folks,” Penberth signed from the council and councilors. later adding: “It just became so and highly publicized question- said. “It’s just another unfortu- the Flood Authority, he said he John Penberth, a former Pe frustrating I decided to walk able background that once in- nate situation.” intends to remain an active, in- Ell mayor, county coroner and away.” volved allegations of theft and The mayor said he agreed formed and outspoken citizen in one-time Lewis County Com- Penberth’s latest frustration ineptitude. The mayor later with Penberth’s statements in regards to putting a dam on the mission candidate, was elected came after a series of articles decided against hiring him af- regard to the budget woes of the Chehalis river. to the town council last Novem- published by The Chronicle in ter The Chronicle published a town impacting his search for a “I’ve always been an outspo- ber. After his election, which un- regard to the mayor’s decisions lengthy story about Domish’s new marshal. ken person in terms of putting seated Dolores Lee, Pe Ell Mayor regarding who he hired, or in- tarnished reputation as a police “In some instances, he’s very a dam on the Chehalis River,” Spencer Nichols appointed Pen- tended to hire, to fill the vacant officer. accurate of what he says,” Nich- he said. “I can still attend the berth to represent the town on position of town marshal — Pe “The mayor’s been getting ols said. “There’s a very limited meetings and speak my part the Flood Authority. Ell’s sole law enforcement officer. the brunt of the bad publicity,” budget. It makes it very tough to in speaking opposition to any “The town is broke and I was The mayor hired Anthony Penberth said. “It’s unjust. The even run a town.” dams.” Sirens In Remembrance CeNtRALiA POLiCe multiple outstanding warrants. suspicion of fourth-degree as- a winch from the auto shop DePARtMeNt He was arrested for alleged first- sault after police responded to area of W.F. West High School CAROL HAUN degree criminal impersonation assist fire department person- and put it in another student’s Several names were Omitted Domestic Violence for giving his brother’s name. nel with an out of control female car. Jenkins, also a W.F. West from Carol's obituary: • Jeff D. Prindle, 28, Centra- on the 400 block of South Pearl High School student, allegedly Carol was also preceded lia, and Rachell R. Roberts, 25, Violation of Court Order Street at 8 p.m. Tuesday. While threatened to stab the other stu- in death by her step-daughter, Centralia, were both arrested officers tried to figure out what dent if he did not help him steal Joanie Haun. She is survived and booked for fourth-degree • Bruce A. Nelson, 46, of was wrong, Jones-Gonzalez al- the winch. It is unclear why a by her granddaughters, Amber assault, domestic violence at Rochester, was arrested on the legedly grabbed another woman 19-year-old Pe Ell man was at- Dyer of Boise, Idaho, April 7:34 a.m. Wednesday on the 1600 block of Kresky Avenue by the throat and hair for no ap- tending W.F. West High School. Phillips and Whitney Rivera, shortly before 10 a.m. Tuesday 1100 block of Harrison Avenue. - parent reason. both of Centralia, Wash. and booked into jail for alleged • Jeremy J. Phillips, 33, of ••• A gathering of friends will ly violating a restraining order. Burglary Centralia, was arrested and By The Chronicle Staff be June 9, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. at booked into jail for allegedly as- Cattermole Funeral Home. • Dale R. Brotherton, 52, Burglary saulting an officer on the 1600 Please call news reporter Stepha- Centralia, was arrested and block of Kresky Avenue shortly nie Schendel with news tips. She can To view the obituary, please go to - • Police took a report of a be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- booked for second-degree bur before 5 a.m. Wednesday. chronline.com/obituaries. glary at 3:56 p.m. Wednesday on burglary on the 1400 block of [email protected]. the 2600 block of West Reynolds Logan Street at noon Tuesday. Avenue. A computer and a laptop were ChehALiS POLiCe DePARtMeNt stolen. Assault Sharon Care Center • An unknown person - Criminal impersonation kicked in the back door of a resi- • Keith J. Rose, 37, of Che “Great care at a Great place” • Officers responded to a dis- dence on the 500 block of West halis, was arrested and booked

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Between 5 a.m. and 6 p.m. on March 21 in State troopers cited a the 300 block of Dluhosh Road, Onalaska, someone en- Napavine man for speeding community since 1907. tered a house, then stole the following items: Tuesday afternoon after the log • .30-30 Winchester rifle (blued barrel with wood stock) truck he was driving tipped over Newell-Hoerling’s • .30-06 Remington rifle (Pre 64 with Bushnell scope, blued barrel near a northbound Interstate 5 with wood stock) on-ramp in Chehalis. • .22-caliber Winchester rifle (blued barrel with wood stock, miss- No one was injured. However, Mortuary Proudly Serving Lewis & hurston ing shell rod) the Exit 77 ramp was blocked by Counties Since 1907 • .22-caliber Remington rifle (blued barrel with wood stock) the tipped trailer, according to • 12-gauge Mossberg shotgun, Model 800 the Washington State Patrol. 205 W. 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I keep shaking my head at retrospect, taking a job at an old on an electric fence. I’ll step off a stolen turtle. And, of course, it before we could get it booked this and thinking back to when folks home probably wasn’t the my soapbox now, and go back to the 140 pounds of pot found in into evidence.” I was in high school, working in best way to meet girls). And now daydreaming about how many a house across the street from Or the kitchen at a retirement center kids in Seattle (but not here!) gallons of gas $15 would have put Centralia College, but, hey, at Sergeant: “And, um, the sus- washing dishes and serving din- working for the same reasons in an ‘86 Oldsmobile in 1999. least there weren’t any toddlers pect threw it into a canoe on the ner, and making $7-something will be getting $15 an hour, and ••• smoking it. Progress! Skookumchuck River and says an hour. And you know what? the business owners paying them Aaron VanTuyl is a proud Adna Side note: Do you think Berg he’s in international waters.” I was barely worth that much. — who know exactly how much native and the sports editor for The hears reports like this and just Or Like 90 percent of high school a high school kid’s time is worth Chronicle. He can be reached at (360) waits for a kicker? Sergeant: “And, um, it’s got kids with jobs, I was a lazy — have to shell it out. If Reagan’s 807-8229 or avantuyl@chronline. Sergeant: “Hey, Chief, we a driver’s license and lives in the screw-up who only worked so economic policy was based on com. His views in no way represent found 140 pounds of pot.” Logan District.” I’d have a little cash on hand to water trickling downhill, raising those of The Chronicle. Gift: ‘It Reaffirms What We’re Doing. We’re Kicking off the Future and not Looking Back’ Continued from Main 1 Superior Court in March 2012 the museum, donating various said. “We want to get it to what time before the endowment to multiple counts of felony theft amounts of money to get the en- it was.” reaches its once-lofty balance check in hand, we all cried,” Skin- for using the fund for personal dowment fund started again. In recognition of Clare’s of $460,000 it reported in 2008, ner said. “Especially for what we’re purchases and to write herself Two years after Knapp’s con- donation, the museum has re- Skinner said the donation shows trying to do now, it still shows additional paychecks; authori- viction, the fund sits at a healthy named one of its exhibit rooms the museum has turned the cor- somebody has faith. Someone still ner and put its past behind them. trusts what we’re doing.” ties were only able to trace a frac- $184,708 and museum directors after it’s benefactor — in effect It was discovered in late tion of the money — $137,000 — are thinking about letting it per- giving the public a vital remind- “It reaffirms what we’re do- 2011 the museum’s endowment to Knapp. colate for a bit. The fund sits in er of the generosity of someone ing,” Skinner said. “We’re kick- fund had been exhausted, and Under a new board of direc- an account and generates inter- who believed in the museum’s ing off the future and not look- then-executive director Deb- tors and limited hours, the mu- est at a rate of about 7 percent, mission of preserving local his- ing back.” bie Knapp cited heavy invest- seum held a Christmas event in Skinner said. tory, even through the most dif- ••• ment losses as a reason. Knapp late 2011 in which community “We’re tempted to let it ride ficult time in its history. Christopher Brewer: (360) pleaded guilty in Lewis County members affirmed support for and keep it growing,” Skinner Although it may be some 807-8235 Tribute: ‘President on Godsey: ‘What a Great Time in the History of the College’ Continued from Main 1 advanced, I could understand it.” school in Wyoming before land- he still had a knack for making “Oh, wow!” Godsey ex- John Martens, the vice presi- ing in Centralia, where he still people chuckle a bit. claimed. students for turning what can be dent of instruction at Centralia lives today with his wife, Sandy. “The one thing you have to To the right of the classroom a difficult subject for many into College, told those present that Godsey also briefly talk- do is arrive on time, arrive sober, entrance sits a plaque that shows a class they looked forward to at- Godsey even served the college ed about a time in which he know more than you have to a photo of Godsey as everyone tending daily, simply for his ap- beyond his original term from worked in Yellowstone National teach, and erase the board when knew him: the gentle teacher proachable nature. Dan Taylor, a former student of Godsey’s who 1956 to 1988, coming back to Park, a job that allowed him to you leave,” Godsey said, recall- who knew his subject material now teaches at the college him- teach one again in the mid-1990s take advantage of his love for ing the words of a fellow teacher doing what he did best. The con- self, said it was that nature that when the college lost an instruc- the outdoors. To this day, God- to laughter from the audience. tributions of a man who served made Godsey a favorite among tor and needed someone to fill in. sey still shows his appreciation When the time came to un- hundreds of students for 32 students for three decades. Godsey himself spoke for nature by taking part in the veil the placard above the class- years have now been displayed “I was a senior in high school briefly after several others of- organization he helped found, room door, college trustee Stu for future generations of stu- on a college visit one day,” Tay- fered recollections and stories the Friends of the Seminary Hill Halsan and Pat Pringle pulled dents to see. lor said, describing how he sat of his teaching career, and he Natural Area. His time in front back the dark cover to reveal the “Bob’s an extraordinary per- in Godsey’s class and got a first remembered his first teaching of his peers and loved ones Tues- room’s new name, the Robert son,” college president Jim Wal- glimpse of his teaching style. “I job in Indianapolis. From there day wasn’t just one of recollec- C. Godsey Classroom, right in ton said. “What a great time in saw that despite (the math) being he went to teach a small high tion; rather, Godsey displayed front of its namesake. the history of the college.” Hunters: Orcutt Says ‘This is Going to be a Public Relations Nightmare for Them’ Continued from Main 1 own so much of it,” Phelps said. tially received 175 million acres sure as more people turn to them Skeptics of the new plan say “It’s not that I can’t afford it … for free from the United States as more affordable alternatives. vandals will still have from Feb- In the Pe Ell area, hunters It’s that I’m not going to buy into government via the Pacific Rail- Weyerhaeuser spokesman ruary to the end of July to dam- will have to pay $200 for one of paying for access for what’s in road Acts of the 1860s. Anthony Chavez said the com- age the property, and the com- the 550 permits sold to enter the my backyard.” “This is going to be a public pany wants to keep its land open pany should have reached out 105,530 acres in an area desig- Phelps isn’t alone. Hunters relations nightmare for them,” to the public but it also wants to to hunting groups who would nated as Pe Ell North or $250 across Western Washington say state Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, recoup some of the damage it have helped repair the damage for one of 500 permits for the said. “Weyco owns so much they’re not going to pay to access sees from illegal dumping, road for free. 98,254 acres of Pe Ell South. The lands they’ve hunted for genera- property in those areas there’s damage and vandalism. “I understand their issues, but permits are valid from Aug. 1 to tions for free. A Facebook page really no other land around He said the changes will no Jan. 31. Access is free the rest of they’ve allowed people to hunt called “Sportsmen Not Buying where people can go hunt.” doubt be difficult for people to the year with the exception of the out there for a lot of years. They Weyerhaeuser Permits” was cre- Orcutt said many of his get used to, but that the hunters Coastal Timberlands tree farm. ated in early May and has over constituents told him they will keep citing dumping as an issue, But Weyerhaeuser isn’t the who bought permits for the Pe but there’s other solutions,” Or- 900 members. go out of state to do their hunt- Ell and Vale areas last year en- only timber company charging ing from now on. That has him cutt said. “If there’s something Many area outdoorsmen be- joyed “a better quality recreating for access, it’s just the latest. lieve the company has lost sight worried because hunting funds we can do to make it easier to experience in a controlled envi- According to the Washing- of the people who have worked many state wildlife programs use volunteers, I think it’d be ronment.” ton Department of Fish and for them for generations. and is a key component to elk the best way.” “Last year all of the permits Wildlife, more than 1.3 million “I believe it’s going to limit and deer management plans. WDFW used to mitigate acres of private timber lands in the ability for the general mem- “Hunters are doing these sold out within three hours,” he said. “We saw less damage on damage with volunteers who Western Washington are under ber of the community to access companies a service by reduc- managed road access and picked some kind of fee program. the same timber lands they’ve ing the number of elk and deer those properties as well.” Under the new permits, only up trash on the private roads, The company says it imple- accessed for 125 years,” said that would otherwise be eating but Calkins said the department mented the permit system to the seedlings on the company's the hunter, his or her spouse and Elma resident and hunter Chad will pull those programs and it recoup some of the expenses it Searls. “The bottom line is it’s property,” he said. their immediate children un- sees from road wear, vandalism going to hurt the general public WDFW small game and der 18 years old will be allowed won’t be able to offer a financial and illegal dumping, but many and our way of life.” hunter access section manager to enter the property. Everyone incentive to compete with the people from the public see it as Searls echos many hunters Brian Calkins said his depart- else will be required to buy a permit profits. a money grab. in his argument that the permit ment is concerned that the ex- separate permit. If someone “We’d love to be able to, and “I respect the private property system is unfair because the tim- pensive and limited permits will shoots an animal, they won’t be we do, in some parts, offer cash rights. They’re free to do what ber companies received millions prevent a large number of people allowed to bring unpermitted incentives, but we don’t have they want. On the other hand, of acres at little or no cost from from hunting, and it will put friends onto the property to help the resources for millions of I’m upset about it because they the railroad companies who ini- public lands under greater pres- them drag it out. acres,” he said. Trains: Data on Oil Trains Will Be Treated as Confidential, Rail Leaders Say Continued from Main 1 with a need-to-know, and with formation in a manner that's not fidential, intended for people who moves 163,000 carloads of crude the understanding that recipients consistent with the state public have 'a need to know' for such in- oil across its national network, Stewart, a spokesman for the of the data will continue to treat records act." formation, such as first respond- and less than 1 percent comes Washington Military Depart- it as confidential." That includes The commission instead pre- ers and emergency planners." through Washington. ment's Emergency Management emergency workers who need ac- sented alternative agreements to The state commission last In Washington, crude oil Division. cess to the information to form the railroads, noting that the in- month approved a plan to post shipments went from zero in The U.S. Department of response plans. formation may be subject to dis- the information online. But 2011 to 17 million barrels in Transportation issued an emer- BNSF Railway and Union closure. That proposal said a state Stewart said Wednesday that the 2013, according to rough state gency order last month requir- Pacific Railroad last Friday official would notify the railroads data would be posted only after estimates. Those numbers are ing railroads by Friday to notify sent the state confidentiality if the public sought the informa- any legal issues from a disclosure likely to increase if proposed oil state officials about the volume, agreements aiming to restrict tion so the companies could seek request are resolved. The federal frequency and county-by-county the information to emergency a protective order or other rem- order applies to railroad carriers terminals at the ports of Grays routes of trains carrying 1 mil- response groups for planning edy. Courtney Wallace, a spokes- with trains carrying roughly 35 Harbor and Vancouver and at lion or more gallons of crude oil purposes only. The companies woman for BNSF Railway, said tank cars or more of oil. the state's refineries get built. from the Bakken region of North called it "security sensitive." Wednesday that the railway is re- Late Tuesday, Union Pacific Earlier this year, some state Dakota, Montana and parts of Stewart said the state Emer- viewing that proposal. Railroad told the state it does lawmakers and groups unsuccess- Canada. Federal transportation gency Response Commission She said the company would not transport Bakken crude oil fully pushed for legislation that officials said they expected the sought legal advice and deter- comply with the federal order but trains at the order's reporting would give the public informa- states "to treat this data as confi- mined that those agreements believes the information is "con- threshold. Company spokesman tion about oil train movements dential, providing it only to those "require us to withhold the in- sidered security sensitive and con- Aaron Hunt said Union Pacific through their communities.

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Outdoors: Fire Safety Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Tips Prep Baseball Commentary Adventures in Yakima he rolling hills of Yakima are the end of the line for Tthe prep sports year. With just about every sports team qualifying for the postseason descend- ing upon the Palm Springs of Washington, it has the feeling of being the sports center of By Brandon Hansen Washington for bhansen@ a couple days. chronline.com But the mean streets of Yakima can be harrowing sometimes, so after taking trips four times in the last two years, I feel like presenting you will the post-state survival guide for anyone that wants to go to YakiVegas… Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Rochester’s Dustin Wilson pitches dur- THE FOOD ing the All-State feeder games Wednes- After watching high school day at Ed Wheeler Field in Centralia. students perform amazing acts of athleticism — like Christine Robbins' 12-strikeout, two- home run, 6 RBI performance for MWP against La Conner on Deadly Duo Shines at Feeder Games Friday — one can build quite ALL STARS: Brandon Hansen / [email protected] the appetite. So when Chronicle Rochester Tenino’s Zack Chamberlain (top) hits, reporter Kyle Spurr and I felt our Seniors Fosnacht, and Onalaska’s Travis McMillion (bot- bellies grumble in dissatisfac- Wilson Stand Out tom) pitches, during All-Star feeder tion we made a bee-line to these game action Wednesday at Ed Wheel- places... Among Locals in All- er Field in Centralia. 1. Sub Row: Apparently State Senior Feeder Yakima used all that money separate outs, one of which in- it saved on flood prevention Games at Wheeler cluded a heads-up play to beat (Because lets face it, it's Eastern Blaser at first base. Washington there and it rains By Luke Kilgore Onalaska’s Travis McMil- less than the surface of Mars) [email protected] lion saw some action on the was then put into building a Dustin Wilson and Dylan mound where he allowed two string of sub shops along the Fosnacht, the two Roches- hits and a single run in his main drag in Yakima. Jimmy ter ballplayers, came together four innings as pitcher for the Johns, Subway, Yakima Subs, to form the self-proclaimed Americans. McMillion’s team- U-731 and Mike Keen on a day when Tommy Elder needs a “Deadly Duo” one last time and mate Jacob Mager also left his break — there were just subs showcased their talents, among mark, scoring a run for the Na- tionals. everywhere. But since it was the other Southwest Washing- healthy choice for traveling jour- ton seniors, at the 2014 Senior The last word came, rather fittingly, from Rochester’s pair. nalists, we only picked this place All-Star Feeder Games at Ed Fosnacht took the mound in the once or twice. Wheeler Field on Wednesday. final frame of the night. The 2. Black Angus: Do you want The evening included a pair brilliance came not in the per- a portion of beef so big it offends of games, each consisting of formance, but the symbolism vegans on sight? Are you due eight innings that featured an due to the man crouching be- for a colonoscopy when you get assortment of seniors to make hind the plate being none other back to Centralia? Do you like up the two teams, named the than teammate Dustin Wilson, a restaurant that has the decor American League and the Na- hearkening back to the fateful of a bad 1990s country album? tional League. The Nationals 17-inning game at La Center. Eat at Black Angus. The whole claimed a 3-2 victory in Game Chronicle sports staff did on the ing 3 runs on the day by taking rate teams. McKitrick pitched The two Warrior seniors 1, but the nightcap resulted treasured this moment far more first night and we were singing advantage of a walk, a fielder’s three innings for the Nationals, in a 3-3 stalemate. Individual than any other statistic of the Garth Brooks all the way back to choice and an error to get on striking out five while allow- performances from the games day as the “Deadly Duo” shared the hotel room. base and score off of each op- ing just two hits. Chamberlain are used as part of the criteria one last exchange. 3. Miners: Of course you for players’ selection to the All- portunity. With a season high- earned an RBI in Game 1, but “It was really nice to get have to do Miners. But you don't State Series, held in Yakima lighted by a 14-inning, 194 his real impact came in the one last time out there with have to feel proud about it. After later this month. pitch playoff performance that eighth inning of Game 2 when him again,” Wilson said. “The I scarfed down an entire Miners Wilson showed local fans made him a nationwide media he knocked a shot to deep right- whole season has been really burger — roughly the size of a that the accolades were properly sensation, it was to be expected center field for a 2-run single, fun and it’s so cool that we got hub cap — I felt like those teams deserved with a 4 for 6 perfor- that Fosnacht would receive tying the game at 3-3. Cham- to end it just like La Center. It’s that are forced to do the post- mance with an RBI from the some commentary from fellow berlain caught for the majority the best.” game handshake after losing a plate. Rochester’s ace also re- players. The Nationals dugout of Game 1 and the entirety of For Fosnacht, the final spot big game. Let’s just say while Ya- ceived some time on the mound was happy to oblige with some Game 2. He even managed to on the mound has an added kima may be famous for its Min- where he struck out two while friendly heckling. momentarily switch teams to layer of meaning. ers burger, they should probably allowing one hit and a walk “I got a lot of crap in the play the final inning of Game 1 “It feels great to wear this also invest in a Rite Aid nearby over two innings. dugout,” Fosnacht chuckled. as a National player. jersey one last time and to end for some Tums as well. “Actually playing with Teni- “Kids were saying, ‘why don’t The Tigers were also well- it on the mound, where all the no kids on our team and being you just throw both games, represented on their home field. attention came from in the first able to kind of jaw with them Mister 194?’ Everyone thought Pitcher John Sharkey pitched place,” Fosnacht said. THE NIGHTLIFE was fun,” Wilson said. “But you that was pretty funny.” three frames for the Americans Player selections for the Imagine our excitement could still feel the competitive The Tenino Beavers were and struck out five. Joe Blaser 2014 All State Series have yet when we realized that this pris- spirit when you go out and face well-represented by the pitch- scored a run in each game to to be announced. The All State tine downtown area of 90,000 another team. That’s just the ing and catching tandem of earn 2 of the 5 total American games will be held over the people was our oyster once our baseball atmosphere.” Kolton McKitrick and Zack League runs for the day, and weekend on June 14-15 at Ya- Fosnacht wound up scor- Chamberlain, albeit on sepa- Ty Housden had a hand in five kima County Stadium. please see HANSEN, page S4

Making Contact The Final Word Former Canucks Owner Can Be Subpoenaed TV’s Best Bet TORONTO (AP) — A U.S. federal hopes McCaw will accept the rulings of judge has ruled a subpoena can be issued the Ontario Superior Court and the U.S. NBA Finals: Game 1 compelling former Vancouver Canucks District Court and appear as ordered at San Antonio vs. Miami owner John McCaw Jr. to testify in Steve the trial slated to begin in September. 6 p.m. Moore’s lawsuit against Todd Bertuzzi Moore is suing Bertuzzi and the Ca- ABC and the team. nucks for $38 million for a 2004 on-ice hit

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] The Ontario Superior Court of Justice that ended Moore’s career. Centralia’s Ty Housden records and out dur- asked the U.S. court this year to subpoena Then a Colorado Avalanche player, ing the 2014 Senior H.S. All-Star Feeder Game the Seattle-based McCaw. Moore sustained a concussion and three Wednesday at Ed Wheeler Field. Moore’s lawyer, Tim Danson, says he fractured vertebrae.

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Fire Season Weird, Wilder Up in Smoke: Fire Season Begins Things to STAYING SAFE: People Urged to Use Safe Hunt in the Fire Prevention Practices Wilderness While in the Outdoors By Jordan Nailon This Summer For The Chronicle By Brandon Hansen With the spring turkey hunting season now three [email protected] days in the bag and rapidly While summer is a wel- disappearing in the mud- comed respite from rain and spackled rearview mirror cold for most, it also brings of life, local hunters may danger in forest areas that the be due for an acute bout state of Washington has plenty of idle hands syndrome of. Dry conditions can lead to since the summer months devastating wildfires, like the do not offer much op- Taylor Bridge Fire that burned portunity for tactical tac- 23,500 acres and destroyed 61 tile tromps through the homes near Cle Elum in 2012. woods, quarry in tow. In In all, forest fires in 2012 cost the fact, western Washington’s state of Washington $67.5 mil- main event for hunters, the ion in damages. modern firearm general Now fire season is once again deer and elk season, does upon us. not get started until Oct. “We’ve already had some 12 and Nov. 2 respectively, lightning strike fires in the and anyone familiar with Wenatchee area,” Washington a nimrod knows that four State Department of Natural Re- plus months of downtime sources Communications Man- is nearly unbearable for ager Janet Pearce said. “They’re their ilk that consider hik- areas that are very dry and don’t ing miles upon miles in get much rain.” the predawn hours, kill- Starting on May 30, the DNR ing, gutting, and packing announced that fire danger has out an animal over rugged increased to “moderate” in Chel- terrain to be the epitome of an, Kittitas and Yakima coun- recreational activities. ties. Currently Benton County In the vast chasm be- is the only Washington State tween now and fall hunt- county with “High” fire danger, ing I suggest that curious and Lewis County is currently hunters begin to investi- listed as “Low.” gate the myriad of unusual Eastern Washington, Pearce and underutilized targets added, is in the middle of a that the state of Wash- drought situation and people ington deems legal for need to very cautious. States hunting. I mean, did you like California and Arizona that know that there are spe- have been in the middle of se- cific seasons set aside for vere droughts and suffered from bagging crows, raccoons, out-of-control wildfires serve as snipes, coyotes and coots? a warning and example of what Of course fun with fire- could happen. arms does not stop there The DNR is hoping for an as bears, fox, cougars, average season, despite a June bobcats and rabbits make that is forecasted to have very appearances on the har- little rain. Lighting strikes were vestable quarry list, while overabundant in 2013, Pearce beaver, badger, weasels, said, but it’s the man-made fires marten, mink, muskrat, they’re worried about. People Rashah McChesney / The Associated Press and river otter cannot be cause 85 percent of wildfires in A helicopter dumps water on a portion of the Funny River Fire, Sunday, May 25, 2014, in the Funny River community in Sol- hunted but can be trapped. the state of Washington. dotna, Alaska. The wildire that has spread through the forest of Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula has expanded in size, prompting The following paragraphs “Typically we get little fires authorities to order the evacuation of 1,000 structures, oicials said. will provide a glimpse that you don’t even hear about into this underbelly of the because we jump on them so ter of a good time while camp- until hissing sound stops. Pearce said. hunter’s world. quickly,” Pearce said. “We’ve ing, but there are several safety 6. Stir campfire ashes and While wildfires can some- In all honesty, the had several of those already precautions that people should embers with a shovel, scrape the times seem to be strictly a East- hunting of crows had nev- and that’s normal. We just don’t follow: sticks and logs to remove any ern Washington phenomenon, er crossed my mind, but know what kind of season we’re 1. Do not build a fire at a site embers. Make sure everything the western part of the state is once it had I was quite sur- going to have and people are go- in dry, hazardous conditions or is wet and they are cold to the not immune to the ravages of prised to learn that there is ing to have to be safe and consci- if the campground prohibits it. touch. If it’s too hot to touch, it’s fire. a specific season for killing entious of what they’re doing so Always use a campground fire too hot to leave. “If we have a dry summer the incessant squawkers. they don’t spark anything.” ring or fire pit. Pearce also suggests that like last year and we get an east- To offset the limited hunt- According to National In- 2. If there is no fire ring or people in wooded areas make ern wind, we can always have a ing season the Washing- teragency Fire Center, humans pit, make sure the site of the fire sure they clear a defensible space big fire on the west side,” Pearce ton Department of Fish cause on average 62,631 fires is at least 15 feet from tent walls, around their home so firefight- said. “When underbrush gets and Wildlife sets no bag each year. While the “West- shrubs, trees and other flamma- ers can access their property and crispy, we have a problem. We or season limit for crows. ern Basin” area of the United ble objects. Avoid low-hanging defend their home in the event want people to know they’re not Once Sep. 1 rolls around, States which includes the state branches overhead. of a wildfire. For more informa- out of danger.” hunters can harangue the of Washington has the fewest 3. If building a spot, make tion, people are asked to go to A law banning the use of in- blasted black birds with number of human-caused fires, sure it’s protected from wind Firewise.org and Smokeybear. cendiary devices, tracer ammu- impunity until the calen- an average of 35,750 acres are gusts. Circle your pit with rocks. com. nition and exploding targets on dar flips to the New Year. still scorched by preventable Make sure you place unused Along with campfires, burn public lands goes into effect on While crows offer little fires. firewood upwind and away from piles can also present a risk to June 12. This ban also includes in the way of monetary “Camping is always a big the fire. Always keep a bucket of starting wildfires. In years past, illuminating lanterns or “sky” or culinary value, their deal,” Pearce said. “We all want water and shovel nearby. the outdoor burning seemed to lanterns. slaughter does benefit the camp fires. The problem is 4. Keep your fire to a man- be the No. 1 reason for wildfires, “Last may we had a few fires aggrieved purveyors of people aren’t completely put- ageable size and never leave it Pearce said. The DNR urges that we started by exploding tar- agriculture as well as the ting them out. They think if it’s unattended. people to respect all burn bans gets,” Pearce said. populations of wild ducks. smoldering it’s okay. The winds 5. Allow the wood to burn and check the burn ban sta- Overall, Pearce urges anyone Crows are notorious for around here can be erratic and completely to ash if possible. tus on their website www.dnr. to check the burning restrictions their destructive and de- the breeze can pick up an ember Pour lots of water on the fire and wa.gov in the area they’re headed. Daily termined ransacking of and it can travel a mile.” drown all embers, not just the “We need to be alert and updates on burn restrictions are farmer’s fields and they The campfire can be the cen- red ones. Pour water on the fire obtain the right burn permits,” available at 1-800-323-BURN. unapologetically choose not to discriminate between seeds or ripe pro- Birdwatching duce, greedily pecking their way through the ebb and flow of the growing Birdcall Playback on Phones Prompts Ethics Debate season. Not fully satiated By Dean Fosdick then a case can be made that it’s the positive side? These are de- birds and other birders, from by their persistent plun- The Associated Press a good tool for making birds vis- vices for people to get out there noted field guide author David dering of local produce, ible. Caution is most warranted and experience nature. It’s edu- Sibley’s website: crows also lay siege upon Wildlife watchers can now when you have a rare species or a cational engagement.” — Have a plan. Choose your the vulnerable eggs and wield unnatural powers, playing species when a lot of people want People should, however, ad- spot and know your quarry, fledglings of native ducks. actual birdcalls on smart phones to see it at the same location.” here to a wildlife-watching code don’t just play sounds. Crows have even been im- and other mobile devices. The The prevalence of these of ethics, he said. — Play snippets of sound — plicated in the endanger- practice, called playback, is ef- small, inexpensive tools is in- The American Birding As- less than 30 seconds at a time — ment status of the Mojave fective for attracting elusive spe- creasing at a rate that concerns sociation’s Principles of Birding with a long pause before the next tortoise. Conversely, crow cies but also can harm nesting many recreational birders, said Ethics includes: “Limit the use of snippet. After five minutes or so, populations have spiked birds if overused. Michael Webster, a professor recordings and other methods of give it a rest. over the last twenty years “It’s kind of a balancing act,” and director of Cornell Univer- attracting birds, and never use — Be subtle. You are trying leading to increased inci- said Jeffrey Gordon, president of sity’s Macaulay Library archive, such methods in heavily birded to coax a bird into the open, not dents of crop loss and gen- the American Birding Associa- the repository for more than areas, or for attracting any spe- stir up a fight (among competing eral annoyance. It is safe to tion in Colorado Springs, Colo- 200,000 bird call recordings — cies that is Threatened, Endan- males during mating season). say that crow hunting is a rado. 150,000 of which people can use gered or of Special Concern, or — No surprises. Announce sport justifiably rooted in a “If you’re bringing a com- online. is rare in your local area.” your intention to play a record- need for vengeance. mon bird into view for a group “The main negative? It can Here, then, are some coming and hold the device above of kids or showing people how stress the birds, especially if mon-sense suggestions for mini- your shoulder so other birders habitat is really good for birds, overdone,” Webster said. “On mizing playback disturbance to can see the source of the sound. please see HUNTING, page S3 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report Hunting Finding Allies in the War on Slugs Continued from Sports 2 By Jordan Nailon something fun to do in the out- Lake, 250 open to crab harvest on July 3. Raccoons are an- For The Chronicle doors from now on.” A WDFW commission will “We continue to see healthy According to McElroy the big be meeting on June 13-15 in or- other species that gar- The sun is making an unusu- numbers of crab throughout ner a surprising amount rivers in our area have been “hit der to consider changes to the the Sound,” said Rich Childers, ally long run of uninterrupted and miss” as of late, as both the current Puget Sound smelt fish- of state protection. The shellfish policy lead for the masked marauders of appearances over the past few Cowlitz and Columbia rivers are ing regulations. The meeting garbage can mayhem weeks and my freshly planted experiencing high water flows. will begin at 8:30 a.m. each day WDFW, in a news release. “With are only open to the garden beds are begging for a “There’s quite a few fish head- in Room 172 at the Natural Re- such strong numbers, crabbing scope of hunters from drink. Rumors and predictions ing up the (Columbia) River but sources Building on the state should be good from opening Sep. 1 through Mar. 15. of rain showers continue to come capitol campus (1111 Washing- the water is high so you’ve got day all the way through the end Despite the long season and go, vaporizing into un- ton St. S.E.). to get the line right up in front of the summer season.” and absence of a daily or founded innuendo. But while the The WDFW studies indicate of their face, because their mov- Childers noted that harvest seasonal bag limit, one garden paths are cracking like ing,” explained McElroy. On the inflated smelt harvest numbers numbers in Marine Area 13 have wonders why the rabid clay tiles the amphibious and Cowlitz River, McElroy reports in recent years. Subsequently the segmented slithering slime crew been down in recent years and pests are provided any that, “The river is so darn high WDFW has begun to consider protections at all. continues to make its nightly most of the time that the fish implementing additional protec- the early opening date is intend- march on the precarious seed- Coon hunting is a are going from the mouth clear tions for the juvenile salmonoids. ed to offset that condition. sport rooted in many lings. to the Barrier Dam all in one From a WDFW press release “Sport crabbers in that area Slugs are the worst of the centuries of tradition day and their not even thinking the options to be considered in- have fallen short of reaching bunch. These lurching lowlifes dating back to some about biting ‘til they get to the clude: their catch quota in recent years, of the earliest Native crawl unfathomable distances in • No change: Under current pool.” so we can afford to give them American cultures. To- order to feast on the ripe green “As the river drops and we get state rules, commercial fishing foliage of cabbage, broccoli, peas more time to fish during the up- day the sport remains through the end of the snow melt for smelt in Puget Sound is open particularly popular and beans. Broad leafed sun- it will really start picking up.” from 8 a.m. Sunday to 8 a.m. Fri- coming season,” said Childers in flowers, cucumbers and squash in the southern U.S., Meanwhile, sturgeon reten- day during seasonal openings. the press release. where several types of hardly fare any better against the tion in the John Day Dam pool Recreational smelt fishing is According to the WDFW, dogs are bred specifi- onslaught of slimy gastropods. will close June 14 until further open year-round, except in Hood “The daily limit for crab fish- cally for their keenness Despite my best twilight hour notice. The WDFW anticipates Canal where it is closed. The use ers throughout Puget Sound is to the sport. The black efforts to stomp, salt, and stab of dip nets is allowed from 8 a.m. reaching their seasonal quota of five Dungeness crab, males only, and tan coonhound is the suckers to death, I never get 500 fish by that date so waters on Friday to 8 a.m. Wednesday. Jig particularly popular in hard-shell condition with a ahead. It’s like trying to run in the Columbia River between the gear can be used seven days per with the raccoon chas- a dream, while following shim- John Day and McNary dams will week. minimum carapace width of 6¼ ing sportsman, while mering iridescent slug trails by become off limits to sturgeon • Reduce both commercial inches. Fishers may catch six red bluetick, Plott, redbone, moonlight. harvest, although catch and re- and recreational use: Com- rock crab of either sex per day, American English coon- On my side in the battle lease fishing will still be allowed. mercial smelt fishing would be provided those crab measure at hounds and the treeing against the slug squadron is a Prospects for ocean fishing closed Sundays and would be al- least 5 inches across.” Walker hound are also fleet of fat and freckled frogs. lowed only from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. are great for this season with ev- This year’s summer crab sea- employed to tree the These bulbous little hoppers Monday through Thursday dur- varmint. Raccoon hunt- eryone from charter captains to son will be open on the following have a particular affinity for the fishery managers proclaiming ing seasonal openings in each ing differs greatly from taste of slugs. Each evening when the likelihood of an impending area. Inactive commercial smelt schedule: other hunts primarily the sun begins to set the frogs fish free for all out in the salt wa- fisheries, including dip bag and • Marine areas 4 (Neah Bay because it is best under- begin to ribbit in a resounding ter. purse seine, which have not been east of the Bonilla-Tatoosh line), taken a nocturnal en- and encroaching chorus as they “The trollers were just killin use for at least 10 years, would 5 (Sekiu), 6 (eastern Strait of Juan deavor. While hunting encircle the garden and close in ing ‘em before the sport season be closed. de Fuca), 8-1 (Deception Pass to of most other game is on the frontline of slugs. To be Recreational smelt fishing illegal during darkness, opened up,” relayed McElroy. East Point), 8-2 (East Point to sure, I caught one of the frogs the would be closed overnight ex- a special waiver allows “Once we get through these batch Possession Point), 9 (Admiralty other night after milking chores. of low tides, you can expect cept for the use of jig gear, which hunters in many states Inlet), 10 (Seattle/Bremerton), 11 Milk pail in one hand I snatched things to pick right back up.” could be used seven days per to pursue their prey the slow moving frog with my With rivers opening up and week, 24 hours per day. Dip nets (Tacoma/Vashon) and 12 (Hood when they are most ac- other hand and inspected his the WDWF continuing to stock would be allowed for recreation- Canal) – Opens July 3 through tive. belly. Sure enough, it was bulging warming area lakes and ponds, al use from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fri- Sept. 1. Crabbing is allowed While raccoons are with the still writhing corpses of trout fishing is quickly heating day through Tuesday. Thursdays through Mondays a furbearing species some unlucky sluggish invaders. up in these parts. • Close commercial fish- and their hides are used Complicating the allegiances each week; closed Tuesdays and “The lakes are really fishing, reduce recreational use: All for clothing, quilts and along the battle lines is the pres- Wednesdays. satchels, the fashion ing well,” confirmed McElroy commercial fishing for smelt in ence of garter snakes in the tall • Marine Area 7 South (San sense of Davy Crockett on Wednesday. “Yale’s just been Puget Sound would be closed. grasses. These striped snakes and his coonskin cap crazy for Kokanee. They can’t get Recreational smelt fishing would Juan Islands/Bellingham) – are harmless to humans but can has mostly gone the way their line out and their hauling be closed overnight except for Opens July 17 through Sept. 29. make for a startling discovery of the loincloth. A brave in fish.” the use of jig gear, which could Crabbing is allowed Thursdays in the garden. Garter snakes (or segment of folks do con- “Same thing with American be used seven days per week, 24 through Mondays each week; gardener snakes as they are often sider raccoon flesh to (Lake). Boy there were some hours per day. Dip nets would be called) have a diverse pallet and closed Tuesdays and Wednes- be a delicacy preferable big fish coming out of there last allowed for recreational use from enjoy the flesh of frogs and slugs. days. to pork chops, but the weekend. One guy had a 19-inch- 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday through The enemy of my enemy is sup- • Marine Area 7 North (Gulf demand is highly spe- er (Kokanee). That’s as big as the Tuesday. posed to be my friend, but what of Georgia) – Opens Aug. 15 cialized. As such, the salmon coming up the Columbia about when it indiscriminately hunting of raccoons is right now.” SHELLFISHIN’ through Sept. 29. Crabbing is al- wages war against my allies as another sport that finds Adding a boost to trout pros- lowed Thursdays through Mon- well? In the absence of real pre- Last week’s season ending much of its purpose in pects, Mineral Lake in Lewis days each week; closed Tuesdays cipitation, the fog of war has set- clam digs continued the trend of conflict mitigating pop- County was stocked on May 28 and Wednesdays. tled thick atop the dusty trenches quick limits and happy diggers. ulation control. with 2,038 Brown trout weighing of the garden. “It was crazy again. It was just • Marine Area 13 (south Coyote hunting is in at an average of 2 1/2 pounds. really good,” reported McElroy Puget Sound) – Opens June 1 an endeavor that can Additionally the WDFW has who told of one clam harvester through Sept. 1. Crabbing is al- provide a restless hunt- FISHIN’ been implementing a 15-17 inch who traveled to Roosevelt Beach lowed seven days per week. er with a meaningful The Washington Department triploid rainbow trout stocking and limited out in eight minutes target for the summer. Crabbers in all waters other of Fish and Wildlife is opening program in twenty lakes across with “nice big fat clams.” Hunting of coyotes is state waters for its annual Free the state in preparation for Fa- Diggers reported that most than Marine Areas 1-4 must be permitted year round Fishing Weekend this Saturday ther’s Day weekend. beaches were far from crowded. sure to mark their harvested in Washington and re- and Sunday, June 7-8. For those “This is the third straight year “All the northern beaches seem crab on their catch card immedi- quires either a small two days only no fishing license we’ve stocked triploid trout be- to be WAY under dug,” noted ately after their retention. or big game license. will be required to fish in any fore Father’s Day,” said WDFW McElroy. “Maybe it’s because “Having crab in your pos- Because the predatory waters that are legally open to inland fish program manager coyote causes so much of the number of digs we have session that are not properly re- angling, netting, or potting. Ad- Chris Donley in a news release. had this year and people are just consternation to Wash- corded on a catch card is a vio- ditionally, no Discover Pass is “A fishing license is a great Fa- clammed out.” ingtonians, whether necessary over the weekend in ther’s Day gift and catching these Even with the increased lation and could result in a fine,” they are nabbing your order to access any of the 700 wa- big fish will make for some won- number of digging days this year reminded Childers in the news kittens, chickens, or ter-access sites that are operated derful memories.” the total number of clams dug release. lambs, they are a popu- by the WDFW. “Young people and fish- did not reach the quota set by the lar target for hunters. In fact just last week, Guy “Free Fishing Weekend is a ing go together,” added Donley. WDFW, “So there should be a lot HUNTIN’ great time to try fishing in Wash- “Whether or not you can take of holdover clams (next fall),” hy- Ruble of Forks bagged ington, whether you are new to your father, and whether or not pothesized McElroy. The spring turkey hunt is fi- a coyote while hunt- the sport, thinking about taking you have a kid of your own, this Shrimp lovers will be de- nally over and the haul on our ing turkeys in eastern it up or looking to introduce a Father’s Day weekend is a terrific lighted to know that beginning Washington. Undoubt- side of the mountains looks to edly looking for an early friend or family member to fish- time to catch a memory – and a June 1 recreational “non-spot” be on par with most years. That ing,” said Chris Donley, WDFW huge trout.” shrimping re-opened in many Thanksgiving feast, the is to say that not many gobblers inland fish program manager, in The local lakes by region and areas of Puget Sound. Marine coyote was drawn in a news release. county, and the number of trip- Areas 8-1, 8-2, 9 and 11 will once were bagged around these parts. so close by the sound The WDFW reminds folks loids that will be stocked, are as again be open for coonstripe and At Sunbirds, McElroy report- of Ruble’s homemade that although passes and licenses follows: pink shrimp harvest, with a 150- ed that he personally spoke with turkey call that it was a mere 10 yards away are not required, other regula- foot maximum fishing depth only one hunter who was able tions remain in effect including Coastal/Olympic Peninsula Re- restriction. In Marine Area 7 when Ruble dropped it to bag a turkey on the west side. like a bad habit. season closures, size require- gion: coonstripe and pink shrimp will Annually, about 30 turkeys are So try not to sulk ments, and bag limits. Also, any • Grays Harbor County: also be on the table, with a 200- harvested in western Washing- away your summer in angler who harvests a salmon, Vance Creek (Elma) Pond #2, foot maximum depth restric- wanting despair hunt- steelhead, halibut, or crab must 100 tion. Any spot shrimp in the haul ton. ers. There are many record the catch on a WDFW • Jefferson County: Sandy must be returned to the water “They really should open the prizes waiting in the catch card. Shore Lake, 150 turkey hunting season on the immediately. woods and meadows • Mason County: Mason The free fishing weekend Marine Areas 4, 5, 6, and 7 west side earlier. Those birds of Washington and the coupled with the opening of area Lake, 500 West will continue to be open have already gone through the dogged days of summer rivers for trout and big fish op- • Pierce County: American daily for the harvest of all shrimp breeding season so they’re nest- are the perfect opportu- Lake, 1,500 species. portunities has Charles McElroy ing and not responding to calls,” nity to study and truly at the Sunbird Shopping Center • Thurston County: Clear Likewise, crab season opened know your targets be- sports desk in Chehalis excited. Lake, 250; Hicks Lake, 250 up early on June 1 in Marine said McElroy. “And they make their nests in heavy timber and fore setting out for the “Everything will be open,” said Area 13 south of the Tacoma thrill of the kill. McElroy. “Rivers. Creeks. You Southwest Region: Narrows Bridge. Nearly all other brush so if you don’t know where don’t have to look too far to find • Clark County: Horseshoe areas in the old Salish Sea will it is, you’re not going to find it.” Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 SPORTS

NBA save you the trouble and tell you Hansen right now I'm going to defeat Continued from Sports 1 you." "But what if I use four Mana stories were filed and the night Burn Cards, raise my Mummy was young. Here are some of the of Doom from the dead and activities in which Spurr and I send a Gryphon after your Go- participated. rilla Master." 1. Ordered out for pizza. I "I don't make the rules man, mean we were tired. And we I'm just saying there's no way wanted to watch Austin Powers 2 on the television. you win this battle." 2. Went to an establishment Might I add there were no that had a spinning neon man females in Ron's Mall, but there holding up a gun for a sign. I were plenty of sports cards, Star mean, how could you not go into Wars memorabilia and Ninten- a place like that. It conveniently do DS games. I was in heaven. had a cover band that played 2. Listen to Darin Allen Backstreet Boys, Brittany Spears coach: I'm going to call this and Creed. The dream of the late a new form of "Allenmetrics" 90s is certainly alive in Yakima. as MWP coach Darin Allen's The bartender also said her boy- coaching strategy includes him friend was shot just blocks away pacing back and forth in front from the bar, so there is that. 3. Updated our State 2B of the dugout like he's expect- brackets. Have you looked at that ing his newborn baby to be de- thing? With sixteen teams that livered at any moment. He then thing is a beast to follow. By the mumbles to himself a line of second day of the tournament coaching consciousness like: I was googling towns that were "We'll she's the best hitter in Tony Gutierrez / The Associated Press practically in Canada but some- the lineup, there's no way we San Antonio Spurs forward Tim Duncan takes questions during a news conference after basketball practice on Wednesday how managed to make the 2B should pitch to her, but we get in San Antonio. The Spurs play Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the Miami Heat tonight. and 1B tournaments. And let’s more at-bats in the seventh in- be honest, everyone over in Ya- ning so you know what, let's go kima had some grandma, grand- after her. Hey we're going AF- pa, dorky brother or cousin, or How the Spurs, Heat Match Up overly thorough scorekeeper TER HER!" mother that had a pristine He then uses about four dif- AT LAST: NBA Finals bracket filled out. This bracket ferent softball terms that I have madness had me tracking down no comprehension of. Rematch Kicks Off people with Toutle hats and ask- "Hey drop back from the cliff Tonight in San Antonio ing if they won. They looked at and snag some of the worm- me with the same face that Leb- burners" By Ben Bolch ron James gets when people ask Huh? Los Angeles Times if he plays basketball. But he obviously knows what SAN ANTONIO — Once he's doing, I mean since he has a more, with healing? THE MUST-DOS IN YAKIMA third place trophy. The San Antonio Spurs en- So when you stumble over 3. Sneak out with the conti- ter their Finals rematch with the the mountains to haul in some nental breakfast from Red Lion: Miami Heat seeking some thera- postseason glory, make sure you It's been two years and they still peutic redemption after their check these things off on your haven't caught me avoiding the entire roster was left in need of to-do list… $5.95 it costs for the continental a mental rubdown following last 1. Go to Ron's Mall: You want breakfast. I feel like DB Cooper year’s series. to see two Magic the Gathering every time I fill up my plate of Manu Ginobili couldn’t make people get in a fight like oppos- scrambled eggs and pour a cup a decent pass or a free throw in ing C2BL parents? Head on over the final minutes of the Spurs’ to Ron's Mall where the normal of burnt coffee. Eric Gay / The Associated Press series-turning Game 6 defeat. line of conversation goes some- And with that, another chap- Miami Heat center Chris Bosh, right, jokes with late show personality Guillermo Danny Green, who looked thing like this… ter closes on a Chronicle Yakima like a possible series most valu- Rodriguez after basketball practice on Wednesda in San Antonio. The Heat play weekend. We'll be back next year, Game 1 of the NBA Finals against San Antonio tonight. "I mean you can attack me able player through the first with your Grey Wolf of Power although hopefully then we'll five games, made only two of 19 right now, but I'm just gonna probably go to Red Lobster. shots in Games 6 and 7. is Heat power forward Rashard to score 100 points twice in 15 Kawhi Leonard missed a free Lewis going to be the player who playoff games. Edge: Even. throw late in Game 6 that could made nine of 16 three-pointers Benches: San Antonio’s Boris in the last two games of the have made him an NBA cham- Diaw was probably the most piv- Local Bowling Standings Eastern Conference finals or the pion at age 21. otal player in the final two games Tim Duncan missed a short non-factor from earlier in these hook shot in the final minute of playoffs? Leonard’s continued of the Western Conference finals, Game 7 that could have made improvement could help swing a and Ginobili usually brings in- one hand full of championship game in San Antonio’s favor, but stant offense and heady play. The rings. the Spurs have to get more out Heat will counter with Ray Al- Even coach Gregg Popovich of Matt Bonner and Tiago Split- len, who should draw a security ter regardless of which player is flubbed a big moment, taking detail of Spurs defenders every Duncan off the floor during a starting. Edge: Heat. crucial stretch in Game 6 when Starting centers: This is the time he steps beyond the three- the Heat snatched a couple of matchup where San Antonio point line. Edge: Spurs. offensive rebounds they may must exploit its advantage as Coaches: Both Popovich and not have gotten with Duncan much as possible while Duncan Miami’s Erik Spoelstra proved around. is on the floor. Miami’s Chris adept at keeping stars rested dur- Bosh had a productive three- Here’s a look at a matchup the ing the regular season, but Popo- Spurs hope leaves them feeling a game stretch to end the confer- lot better about themselves than ence finals but lacks the consis- vich is usually more masterful at this time last year: tency and late-game fearlessness in-game maneuvering when he’s Starting guards: Tony Park- of his counterpart. Edge: Spurs. not inexplicably sitting Duncan. er’s sore left ankle is the wild card Offense: The Spurs’ ball Edge: Spurs. that threatens to stack the deck movement is so precise it should Intangibles: The Spurs have in Miami’s favor. He will start win a Tony Award for Best Cho- homecourt advantage this time. the series opener, but if his move- reography. Everyone knows who ment is compromised, then the will be the Heat’s leading man, And there’s that whole redemp- entire complexion of the series but his supporting cast can be tion thing. Edge: Spurs. changes. A rejuvenated Dwyane spotty. Edge: Spurs. And the winner is ... Spurs Wade has put the struggles of last Defense: San Antonio has in six games. The yellow rope season’s playoffs behind him, av- survived a murderers’ row of is raised and the Larry O’Brien eraging 18.7 points while shoot- scorers in the playoffs including trophy is hoisted in Game 6 on ing 51.9 percent in the postsea- Dirk Nowitzki, LaMarcus Al- son. Edge: Heat. dridge, Damian Lillard, Kevin the Heat’s floor, easing San An- Starting forwards: LeBron Durant and Russell Westbrook. tonio’s heartache from the same James is going to be James, but Miami has allowed its opponents time and place in 2013.

1A Boys Golf Rochester’s Deric Hawes Fifth at State By The Chronicle Thursday to finish at 151 for of second-place Seattle Chris- SPANAWAY — Roches- the two-day tournament. Ho- tian’s 63 points. ter’s Deric Hawes finished quiam freshman John Sand The Beavers were led by shot a 73-71 for 144, edging fifth at the State 1A Boys Golf Ryan Sturdivan, who finished Tournament here on Thurs- second-place Rohit Sirosh day. from Overlake by five strokes. tied for third at 150. Wood- Hawes, a senior, shot a 76 Woodland won the team land’s Tanner Huddleston on Wednesday and a 75 on event with 91.5 points, ahead was 11th at 155.

Junior Legion Rochester Falls to Capital in Legion Opener By The Chronicle Josh Larson and Dylan Urvina kind of learning to play at that ROCHESTER — Rochester and a triple by Brock Hawes. level, and we're just feeling a little dropped its junior American Le- Capital led 6-0 after two in- gion summer baseball opener to nings on just two hits, Rochester bit of our growing pains right Capital, 11-0, here on Wednes- coach Jerry Striegel pointed out, now," he said. day afternoon. citing a few too many walks by The Rochester squad man- his pitching staff. Rochester will play at Capital aged three hits, with singles from "We have young kids, just today. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 • Sports 5

MLB Sports Briefs Chehalis Parks and Rec Offering Summer Programs By The Chronicle The Chehalis Parks and Recreation department will host several summer programs. Registration forms can be found online at www. ci.chehalis.wa.us. The eighth-annual Bearcat Track and Field camp will be held Monday and Tuesday, June 9-10, from 3:30 to 5 p.m., at W.F. West High School, and hosted by W.F. West coach Autumn Ledgerwood with help from the Bearcat athletes. The camp, for kids ages 5 to 14, provides fun, informative exposure to a variety of track and field events and skills. The registration fee is $25 and includes a t-shirt. W.F. West High School’s Bearcat Stadium will also be the site of the Hershey’s Track and Field Meet this Sunday. Kids between the ages of 9 and 14 can register from 1 to 1:45 p.m. for the meet, which starts at 2 p.m. Participants can compete in up to three events, which include the standing long jump, the softball throw, and 50, 100, 200 and 400 meter races, as well as the 4x100 relay. John Bazemore / The Associated Press Kids between the ages of Mariners starting pitcher Hisashi Iwakuma (18) works in the first inning of a against the Braves Wednesday in Atlanta. Seattle won 2-0. 8 and 17 can also sign up for golf lessons at Riverside Golf Course, offered June 9, 10, 16 Iwakuma Dazzles as M’s Blank Braves 2-0 and 17. Kids can register for $40 in advance of $45 on the STREAK: Seattle Wins and Detroit before returning to first day, if space is available. form against the Braves. Instructor Dave Klovdahl Fifth in a Row With "He was much better getting will offer tips on swing fun- Minimal Offense the ball down in the zone," Se- damentals, club selection, putting, driving range work, attle catcher Mike Zunino said. By Charles Odum short games and golf eti- "We wanted to make an emphasis The Associated Press quette. on keeping the ball down and he Ohana Martial Arts, with ATLANTA — Lloyd Mc- was. He was able to get to that instructors Rob Gebhart and Clendon's unusual lineup left the bottom shelf and stay there for Don Stahlnecker, will offer Seattle manager answering ques- the majority of the game and just Danzan Ryn Juijitsu classes tions about his team's scoring po- mix all his pitches." on Tuesdays and Thursday tential. Gillespie's RBI single in the from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Sat- As it turned out, Hisashi Iwa- fourth gave Seattle a 1-0 lead urdays from 8 to 10 a.m. at kuma and the Mariners' stingy that held until the eighth, when the W.F. West High School bullpen didn't need much of- Romero tripled off Luis Avilan. wrestling room. Classes are ongoing, and new students fense. Pinch-runner James Jones scored Iwakuma combined with two from age 14 and up are al- on Seager's single to right field. relievers on a six-hit shutout and ways welcome. The class the streaking Mariners beat the Minor allowed only five hits rate is $40 a month, and an Atlanta Braves 2-0 on Wednes- and one run in seven innings. He additional $20 for accompa- day to complete a two-game matched his season high with 10 nying family members. For sweep. strikeouts. more information visit www. Cole Gillespie and Kyle Sea- Freddie Freeman had three ohanamartialarts.com. ger hit run-scoring singles. Seat- strikeouts against Iwakuma and tle has won five straight, match- finished 0-for-4. CC Hosting Girls ing its longest winning streak of Gonzalez unsuccessfully the season. challenged first-base umpire Basketball Camp Perhaps the most puzzling Will Little's ninth-inning call The Centralia College piece of the lineup was Stefen that Justin Upton was out at first women’s basketball program, Romero, who hit cleanup for the base on the throw from short- led by head coach Shane first time this season. stop Brad Miller. The review Schutz, will host a three-day "Somebody has got to hit lasted only 40 seconds. basketball camp for girls in there," McClendon said before Notes: Seattle also won grades 4 through 8, on June the game. "I don't have Bonds, so John Bazemore / The Associated Press 23, 24 and 25. five straight from May 3-7. ... it's going to be Romero." Seattle Mariners relief pitcher Fernando Rodney (56) reacts as he records the final The camp will feature a 9 Romero, who hit a pinch-hit out in the ninth inning against the Braves Wednesday in Atlanta. Seattle won 2-0 Bloomquist's last start at first a.m. to 11:30 a.m. session for homer in Tuesday night's 7-5 win and Rodney earned a save. base came in 2010 with Kansas girls in grade 4, 5 and 6, and over the Braves, took a .204 bat- City. The versatile Bloomquist a 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. session ting average into the game. He "I knew I needed to focus The Braves were held score- also has started at second base, for girls in grades 7 and 8. came through with two hits, in- more than regular games be- less in the final seven innings of third base, shortstop, left field The camp will focus on cluding a triple, and scored a run. cause of the heat," Iwakuma said Tuesday night's loss. The streak and right field this season, and ball-handling, shooting, Willie Bloomquist had a sin- through a translator. "I was just of consecutive scoreless innings he is the emergency catcher. ... passing, defense, rebound- gle and a walk as he started at trying to focus and get quick reached 16 on Wednesday. Seattle players wore T-shirts ing, cutting and screening, first base for the first time in four outs to go deeper in the game "We had a tough time fig- honoring athletic trainer Rick and will feature contests and years and hit leadoff for only the and that's what I was able to do." uring out their starter," Braves Griffin's 5,000th regular-season games. The entry fee is $65 second time this year. Mike Minor (2-4) allowed manager Fredi Gonzalez said. game. He joined the team in and, for players registered in time, will include a t-shirt Iwakuma overcame an early only one run in seven innings, "The guy's only throwing 87, 88 1983. ... The Braves and Mariners start — 9:10 a.m. in Seattle — and basketball. but the Braves fell to 0-6 in inter- miles an hour but he sure looked are off on Thursday. The Braves and Atlanta's heat to dominate league games. like he was throwing a lot harder. Registration forms are open a weekend series at Arizona the Braves. The first-pitch tem- Yoervis Medina pitched a I know he had movement and available at www.centralia. perature was 84 degrees. perfect eighth before Fernando some deception but we didn't on Friday, when RHP Julio Te- edu/athletics/sports/wbas- Iwakuma (4-2) gave up only Rodney earned his 16th save square up too many balls against heran faces RHP Brandon Mc- ketball/index.html. For more six hits with seven strikeouts and with three straight outs in the him. He was pretty darn good." Carthy. Seattle's east coast swing information contact Schutz no walks in seven innings. The ninth. Seattle relievers threw Iwakuma, a 2013 All-Star, shifts to Tampa Bay, when Mari- at (360) 259-1685 or at cloud- right-hander was sharp, throw- eight scoreless innings in the gave up a combined nine runs in ners RHP Chris Young will face [email protected]. ing 71 of his 96 pitches for strikes. two-game sweep. back-to-back losses to Houston LHP Erik Bedard. Mariners Back Picking in Top 10 of Amateur Draft DRAFT DAY: Seattle Will 25 some year," McNamara said. working his way back from ma- college standouts in the months then sometimes you look at your "That's our goal." jor shoulder surgery. leading up to Thursday but get- Draft No. 6 and No. system. You're human. 'Hey we Instead, Seattle will again But another top selection ting a consensus on who sits could use some arms at the low- 74 in Today’s First- have a pick near the top in the gives Seattle a chance to add a atop the Mariners' draft board first round of today’s amateur premium player that — depend- has been difficult. They've been er level, or we could use speed.' Year Player Draft draft. The Mariners will pick No. ing on the pick — could help the linked to a number of players, in- Sometimes if you want some- SEATTLE (AP) — Since join- 6 overall, the fourth time in the major league club sooner rather cluding high school catcher/out- thing, you need to be careful. ing the Seattle Mariners after the past six years they have held one than later. fielder Alex Jackson, prep short- You don't want to sidestep the of the top six selections. "I like where we're picking. stop Nick Gordon and Hartford 2008 season as their director of best player out there and draft The results from the past on We're in a good spot," McNa- left-handed pitcher Sean New- for need. We'll take the best play- amateur scouting, it seems all those top picks have been mixed. mara said. "There's a good group comb. Tom McNamara has known is There is still debate on whether of guys we think are going to be As usual, McNamara didn't er or best pitcher out there, high making picks at the top of base- outfielder Dustin Ackley, catch- there where we're going to make reveal much about his plans oth- school or college." ball's amateur draft. er Mike Zunino or rehabbing our selection. We feel pretty er than an emphasis on remain- Seattle will have two picks on He would like to see that pitcher Danny Hultzen will ever good about it." ing true to their draft board and the first day. After picking at No. trend change at some point. It pan out to justify being taken Trying to peg who the Mari- evaluations. 6 they have to wait until No. 74 would be a sign that the major with top five selections by the ners are targeting for the sixth "I was taught a long time league product is having more Mariners. Ackley and Zunino pick has been difficult for draft ago you take the best player for a competitive balance selec- success on the field. are both starters for the major analysts. Seattle has been linked whether it's a position player or tion that will wrap up the first "It would be nice to pick 22 or league club, while Hultzen is to both high school stars and pitcher," McNamara said. "And day of the three-day draft.

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Scoreboard Texas 29 30 .492 8 69 David Hearn $984,069.50 Sports on the Air Preps Houston 25 35 .417 12½ Wins 70 Robert Garrigus $956,092.20 Local Results 1. Adam Wainwright, STL 8 71 Jerry Kelly $946,099.56 THURSDAY, June 5 Junior Legion Baseball National League 1. Zack Greinke, LAD 8 72 Robert Streb $931,649.50 BOXING At Rochester EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 3. Kyle Lohse, MIL 7 73 Ben Martin $916,624.80 5 p.m. CAPITAL 11, ROCHESTER 0 Atlanta 31 27 .534 — 3. Madison Bumgarner, SF 7 74 Billy Horschel $915,713.25 Capital 334 10 — 11 10 0 Miami 31 28 .525 ½ 3. Alfredo Simon, CIN 7 75 Ernie Els $876,531.60 FS1 — Lightweights, Jamie Kavanagh (16-1-1) Rochester 000 00 — 0 3 2 Washington 29 28 .509 1½ 76 Andrew Svoboda $868,238.75 vs. Michael Clark (44-10-1); Alexis Santos (13-0-0) Batteries: Capital — Rohrer and New York 28 31 .475 3½ ERA 77 Erik Compton $863,233.10 1. Johnny Cueto, CIN 1.68 78 Vijay Singh $841,635.20 vs. Daniel Martz (10-1-1), for vacant NABF junior Johnson; Rochester — Dylan Urvina, Philadelphia 24 33 .421 6½ 2. Tim Hudson, SF 1.75 79 Mike Weir $836,614.00 heavyweight title; junior lightweights, Emmanuel Tyler Barnes (3) and Chase McCarthy, CENTRAL 3. Julio Teheran, ATL 1.83 80 Kevin Streelman $825,438.80 Josh Larson (5) Milwaukee 35 25 .583 — Gonzalez (14-0-0) vs. Tevin Farmer (15-4-1), at 4. Adam Wainwright, STL 2.31 81 Brendan Steele $793,472.80 St. Louis 31 29 .517 4 Boston 5. Michael Wacha, STL 2.45 82 Boo Weekley $788,861.20 2014 Senior High School Pittsburgh 28 31 .475 6½ EXTREME SPORTS All-Star Feeder Game 83 Francesco Molinari $787,930.00 Cincinnati 27 30 .474 6½ Saves 84 Michael Thompson $783,370.00 At Centralia 6 p.m. Chicago 22 34 .393 11 1. Huston Street, SD 18 85 Justin Hicks $776,347.00 Game 1 ESPN — X Games, at Austin, Texas WEST 1. Sergio Romo, SF 18 86 Kevin Chappell $766,732.75 NATIONALS 3, AMERICANS 2 San Francisco 38 21 .644 — 3. Francisco Rodriguez, MIL 17 87 Justin Leonard $759,043.44 GOLF National League 100 020 00 — 3 9 4 Los Angeles 31 29 .517 7½ 3. Kenley Jansen, LAD 17 88 Scott Langley $750,242.70 American League 000 002 00 — 2 9 2 6 a.m. Colorado 28 30 .483 9½ 5. Trevor Rosenthal, STL 16 89 Brendon de Jonge $743,130.44 TGC — European PGA Tour, Lyoness Open, Batteries: Nationals — Luke Hare, San Diego 27 33 .450 11½ 90 Brian Davis $737,309.80 Kolton McKitrick (4), Tanner Ruffe (7) Arizona 25 36 .410 14 WAR 91 Stuart Appleby $727,966.90 first round, part II, at Atzenbrugg, Austria and Dustin Wilson, Zack Chamberlain 1. Troy Tulowitzki, COL 4.6 92 Henrik Stenson $699,872.70 9 a.m. (8); Americans — John Sharkey, Chase Tuesday’s Games 2. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 4.2 93 Louis Oosthuizen $688,720.00 TGC — LPGA, Manulife Financial Classic, Smith (4), Colton Lucas (7) and Zack at Cleveland 5, Boston 3 3. A.J. Pollock, ARI 3.1 94 Luke Guthrie $688,702.25 Chamberlain, Ian Sugrue (6) Oakland 5, at NY Yankees 2 4. Carlos Gomez, MIL 2.8 95 Brandt Snedeker $677,034.75 first round, at Waterloo, Ontario at Washington 7, Philadelphia 0 4. Yasiel Puig, LAD 2.8 96 Nicholas Thompson $675,387.00 Noon Game 2 Toronto 5, at Detroit 3 97 Phil Mickelson $674,710.30 TGC — PGA Tour, St. Jude Classic, first round, AMERICANS 3, NATIONALS 3 98 Jim Renner $672,792.44 Seattle 7, at Atlanta 5 at Memphis, Tenn. American League 000 010 02 — 3 6 2 at Cincinnati 8, San Francisco 3 99 Bryce Molder $672,639.44 National League 100 001 10 — 3 6 2 at Miami 1, Tampa Bay 0 NHL 100 Tim Clark $671,881.70 3:30 p.m. Batteries: Americans — Eriq Long- Kansas City 8, at St. Louis 7 Standings TGC — Web.com Tour, Cleveland Open, first necker, Travis McMillion (3), Hunter Baltimore 8, at Texas 3 CONFERENCE FINALS round, at Westlake, Ohio (same-day tape) Huddleston (7) and Zack Chamberlain; at Chicago Cubs 2, NY Mets 1 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Nationals — Dustin Wilson, Nate Wil- NASCAR 2 a.m. Minnesota 6, at Milwaukee 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE liamson (3), Austin Arrington (4), Gar- at Houston 7, LA Angels 2 N.Y. Rangers 4, Montreal 2 2014 NASCAR TGC — European PGA Tour, Lyoness Open, rett Terrell (6), Dylan Fosnacht (8) and Arizona 4, at Colorado 2 Saturday, May 17: N.Y. Rangers 7, Series Standings second round, part I, at Atzenbrugg, Austria Ian Sugrue, Dustin Wilson (6) Chicago White Sox 4, at LA Dodgers 1 Montreal 2 Sprint Cup MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Pittsburgh 4, at San Diego 1 Monday, May 19: NY Rangers 3, 1 Jimmie Johnson 436 2 Joey Logano 414 10 a.m. Montreal 1 3 Kevin Harvick 373 Wednesday’s Games Thursday, May 22: Montreal 3, NY MLB — Regional coverage, Oakland at N.Y. Local 4 Jeff Gordon 461 Seattle 2, at Atlanta 0 Rangers 2, OT Yankees or Toronto at Detroit 5 Carl Edwards 438 Local Golf at San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 2 Sunday, May 25: NY Rangers 3, Mon- 6 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 429 NBA BASKETBALL Riverside Women’s Golf Club Oakland 7, at NY Yankees 4 treal 2, OT June 3 Results at Cleveland 7, Boston 4 7 Kyle Busch 411 6 p.m. 18-Hole Eclectic Nine Tuesday, May 27: Montreal 7, NY 8 Brad Keselowski 404 at Washington 8, Philadelphia 4 ABC — Playoffs, finals, game 1, San Antonio vs. First Division Rangers 4 9 Denny Hamlin 379 Toronto 8, at Detroit 2 1. Donna Coburn Thursday, May 29: NY Rangers 1, 10 Kurt Busch 241 Miami San Francisco 3, at Cincinnati 2 2. (tie) Sue Morrissey Montreal 0 11 Matt Kenseth 463 TENNIS 2. (tie) JoAnn Timpone Miami 5, at Tampa Bay 4 12 Kyle Larson 377 Second Division Baltimore 6, at Texas 5 6 a.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE 13 Ryan Newman 374 1. (tie) Vicki Pogorelc at Chicago Cubs 5, NY Mets 4 ESPN2 — French Open, women’s semifinals, at 1. (tie) Susan Remund Los Angeles 4, Chicago 3 14 Brian Vickers 366 St. Louis 5, at Kansas City 2 2. Janet Schultz Sunday, May 18: Chicago 3, Los An- 15 Paul Menard 362 Paris Third Division at Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 4 geles 1 16 Austin Dillon 358 8 a.m. 1. Val Wheeler LA Angels 4, at Houston 0 Wednesday, May 21: Los Angeles 6, 17 Greg Biffle 357 2. Pat Zimmerman Arizona 16, at Colorado 8 Chicago 2 18 Clint Bowyer 350 NBC — French Open, women’s semifinals, at Chicago White Sox 2, at LA Dodgers 1 Saturday, May 24: Los Angeles 4, 19 Kasey Kahne 349 Paris Local Bowling 20 Aric Almirola 344 May 25-31 Results Chicago 3 Thursday’s Games FAIRWAY LANES Monday, May 26: Los Angeles 5, Chi- 21 AJ Allmendinger 337 FRIDAY, June 6 Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) San Francisco at Cincinnati, 9:35 p.m. cago 2 22 Tony Stewart 336 Oakland at NY Yankees, 10 a.m. 1. Joy Watson 279; 2. James Owens Wednesday, May 28: Chicago 5, Los 23 Marcos Ambrose 331 AUTO RACING Toronto at Detroit, 10 a.m. 278; 3. Charlie Mitchell. 277; 4. Sandy Angeles 4 (Final 2OT) 24 Jamie McMurray 317 9 a.m. Newman 266; 5. Bruce Thorsen 261; Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. Friday, May 30: Chicago 4, Los Ange- 25 Casey Mears 301 High Game: Joy Watson 147 Miami at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. 26 Martin Truex Jr. 289 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Po- les 3 NY Mets at Chicago Cubs, 4 p.m. 27 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 261 cono 400, at Long Pond, Pa. Newaukum Valley Ladies Golf Sunday, June 1: Los Angeles 5, Chi- LA Angels at Houston, 4 p.m. 28 Danica Patrick 239 June 4 Results 11 a.m. Baltimore at Texas, 5 p.m. cago 4 (OT) Sub Par 29 Justin Allgaier 223 St. Louis at Kansas City, 5 p.m. 30 Michael Annett 188 NBCSN — Formula One, practice for Cana- First Division FINALS 1. Donna Coburn Milwaukee at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 31 Cole Whitt 181 dian Grand Prix, at Montreal 2. Sue Morrissey Arizona at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 32 David Gilliland 175 1:30 p.m. 3. JoAnn Timpone Los Angeles 1, N.Y. Rangers 0 33 Reed Sorenson 165 Second Division Friday’s Games Wednesday, June 4: Los Angeles 3, 34 David Ragan 158 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying 1. Paulette Horton Miami at Chicago Cubs, 1 p.m. NY Rangers 2, OT 35 Alex Bowman 156 for Pocono 400, at Long Pond, Pa. 2. Pat Moss Oakland at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Saturday, June 7: NY Rangers at Los 36 Josh Wise 149 3. Ann Orni 3:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Angeles, 4 p.m. Third Division 37 Ryan Truex 96 NBCSN — IndyCar, qualifying for Firestone 1. Marlene Farrell St. Louis at Toronto, 4 p.m. Monday, June 9: Los Angeles at NY 38 Travis Kvapil 82 2. Karen Mattis Boston at Detroit, 4 p.m. Rangers, 5 p.m. 39 Parker Kligerman 54 600, at Forth Worth, Texas (same-day tape) 3. Sharon Kilbourn Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 11: Los Angeles at 40 Michael McDowell 63 6 p.m. Seattle at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. NY Rangers, 5 p.m. 41 David Stremme 29 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, WinStar World Cleveland at Texas, 5 p.m. x-Friday, June 13: NY Rangers at Los 42 David Reutimann 37 NY Yankees at Kansas City, 5 p.m. Angeles, 5 p.m. 43 Dave Blaney 15 Casino & Resort 400, at Fort Worth, Texas NBA Houston at Minnesota, 5 p.m. x-Monday, June 16: Los Angeles at 44 Timmy Hill 11 BOXING LA Dodgers at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. NY Rangers, 5 p.m. 45 Terry Labonte 44 National Basketball Association 7 p.m. Atlanta at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. x-Wednesday, June 18: NY Rangers 46 Michael Waltrip 23 NBA Playoff Glance Chicago White Sox at LA Angels, 7 p.m. at Los Angeles, 5 p.m. 47 Bobby Labonte 29 SHO — Junior middleweights, Eddie Gomez All Times PDT Washington at San Diego, 7 p.m. 48 Jeff Burton 27 (16-0-0) vs. Francisco Santana (19-3-1); junior CONFERENCE FINALS NY Mets at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 49 Brett Moffitt 22 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) middleweights, Hugo Centeno Jr. (20-0-0) vs. Do- EASTERN CONFERENCE MLB Leaders GOLF Nationwide Standings monique Dolton (14-0-0), at Indio, Calif. Miami 4, Indiana 2 American League 1 Regan Smith 448 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 18: Indiana 107, Miami Batting 2014 PGA Tour 2 Elliott Sadler 444 ESPN2 — Junior middleweights, Yudel Jhon- 96 1. Victor Martinez, DET .332 Money Leaders 3 Chase Elliott 426 Tuesday, May 20: Miami 87, Indiana 2. Robinson Cano, SEA .330 1 Bubba Watson $4,978,679.50 4 Trevor Bayne 421 son (15-1-0) vs. Norberto Gonzalez (20-3-0), at Ve- 83 3. Miguel Cabrera, DET .319 2 Jimmy Walker $4,722,074.50 5 Ty Dillon 414 rona, N.Y. Saturday, May 24: Miami 99, Indiana 3. Nelson Cruz, BAL .319 3 Dustin Johnson $3,706,475.30 6 Brian Scott 391 COLLEGE BASEBALL 3. Alexei Ramirez, CHW .319 4 Matt Kuchar $3,566,602.50 7 Brendan Gaughan 341 87 10 a.m. Monday, May 26: Miami 102, Indi- 5 Jordan Spieth $3,369,464.00 8 James Buescher 332 Home Runs ana 90 6 Patrick Reed $3,048,426.30 9 Chris Buescher 328 ESPN2 — NCAA, Division I playoffs, super re- 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 21 7 Jim Furyk $2,919,936.00 Wednesday, May 28: Indiana 93, Mi- 10 Dylan Kwasniewski 303 gionals, teams TBD 2. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 19 8 Chris Kirk $2,784,092.50 11 Landon Cassill 302 ami 90 3. Jose Abreu, CHW 17 9 Harris English $2,616,972.00 12 Ryan Reed 300 1 p.m. Friday, May 30: Miami 117, Indiana 4. Josh Donaldson, OAK 16 10 Adam Scott $2,521,450.00 13 Dakoda Armstrong 289 92 ESPN2 — NCAA, Division I playoffs, super re- 5. Brandon Moss, OAK 15 11 Brendon Todd $2,477,223.00 14 Mike Bliss 284 gionals, teams TBD 12 Kevin Na $2,404,228.30 15 Jeremy Clements 236 WESTERN CONFERENCE RBIs 13 Ryan Moore $2,321,217.80 16 Jeffrey Earnhardt 226 4 p.m. San Antonio 4, Oklahoma City 2 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 55 14 Martin Kaymer $2,318,601.80 17 J.J. Yeley 213 ESPNU — NCAA, Division I playoffs, super re- Monday, May 19: San Antonio 122, 2. Miguel Cabrera, DET 50 15 Zach Johnson $2,313,002.80 18 Joey Gase 204 gionals, teams TBD Oklahoma City 105 2. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 50 16 Hideki Matsuyama $2,293,868.30 19 Eric McClure 203 Wednesday, May 21: San Antonio 4. Brandon Moss, OAK 49 17 John Senden $2,163,404.30 20 Ryan Sieg 174 7:30 p.m. 112, Oklahoma City 77 4. Josh Donaldson, OAK 49 18 Webb Simpson $2,128,755.80 21 Mike Wallace 167 ESPNU — NCAA, Division I playoffs, super re- Sunday, May 25: Oklahoma City 106, 19 Matt Every $2,112,825.80 22 David Starr 134 gionals, teams TBD San Antonio 97 Wins 20 Graham Delaet $2,081,196.10 23 Derrike Cope 130 Tuesday, May 27: Oklahoma City 105, 1. Mark Buehrle, TOR 10 21 Sergio Garcia $2,057,866.60 24 Tanner Berryhill 124 EXTREME SPORTS San Antonio 92 2. Felix Hernandez, SEA 8 22 Gary Woodland $2,043,012.50 25 Jamie Dick 109 5 p.m. Thursday, May 29: San Antonio 117, 2. Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 8 23 Jason Day $2,035,780.00 26 Tommy Joe Martins 105 ESPN — X Games, at Austin, Texas Oklahoma City 89 2. Rick Porcello, DET 8 24 Kevin Stadler $1,969,998.10 27 Blake Koch 99 Saturday, May 31: San Antonio 112, 5. Corey Kluber, CLE 6 25 Rory McIlroy $1,890,140.00 28 Mike Harmon 94 GOLF Oklahoma City 107 (OT) 26 J.B. Holmes $1,877,040.40 29 Kevin Lepage 88 6 a.m. ERA 27 Will MacKenzie $1,782,250.10 30 Sam Hornish Jr. 87 TGC — European PGA Tour, Lyoness Open, 1. Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 2.06 28 Ryan Palmer $1,769,371.30 NBA FINALS 31 Chad Boat 85 second round, part II, at Atzenbrugg, Austria (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 2. Yu Darvish, TEX 2.08 29 Matt Jones $1,769,235.30 32 Carlos Contreras 72 3. Mark Buehrle, TOR 2.10 30 Charles Howell III $1,738,229.00 Thursday, June 5: Miami at San An- 33 Matt DiBenedetto 71 7:30 a.m. 4. Scott Kazmir, OAK 2.40 31 Keegan Bradley $1,720,279.50 34 Jeff Green 56 tonio, 6 p.m. TGC — Champions Tour, Legends of Golf, first 5. Sonny Gray, OAK 2.45 32 Seung-yul Noh $1,703,172.90 35 Carl Long 46 Sunday, June 8: Miami at San Anto- 33 Justin Rose $1,696,179.10 36 Robert Richardson Jr. 41 round, at Ridgedale, Mo. nio, 5 p.m. Saves 34 Brian Stuard $1,653,918.80 37 Daryl Harr 39 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 10: San Antonio at Mi- 1. Greg Holland, KC 16 35 Russell Henley $1,635,327.80 38 Will Kimmel 33 ami, 6 p.m. TGC — LPGA, Manulife Financial Classic, sec- 1. Fernando Rodney, SEA 16 36 Jason Dufner $1,593,086.10 39 Josh Reaume 33 Thursday, June 12: San Antonio at 1. Glen Perkins, MIN 16 37 Rickie Fowler $1,514,610.00 40 Ruben Garcia Mateos 30 ond round, at Waterloo, Ontario Miami, 6 p.m. 4. Joe Nathan, DET 13 38 Charley Hoffman $1,467,956.40 41 Austin Theriault 29 Noon x-Sunday, June 15: Miami at San An- 5. David Robertson, NYY 12 39 Bill Haas $1,455,767.60 42 Ryan Ellis 26 TGC — PGA Tour, St. Jude Classic, second tonio, 5 p.m. 40 Graeme McDowell $1,368,530.00 43 Paulie Harraka 25 x-Tuesday, June 17: San Antonio at WAR 41 Steven Bowditch $1,356,068.90 43 Daniel Suarez 25 round, at Memphis, Tenn. Miami, 6 p.m. 1. Josh Donaldson, OAK 4.5 42 Chris Stroud $1,336,482.50 45 Jason White 25 3:30 p.m. x-Friday, June 20: Miami at San An- 2. Mike Trout, LAA 3.4 43 Luke Donald $1,335,800.10 46 Ryan Gifford 24 TGC — Web.com Tour, Cleveland Open, sec- tonio, 6 p.m. 3. Jose Bautista, TOR 3.1 44 Marc Leishman $1,315,041.90 47 Bobby Gerhart 19 4. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 2.8 45 Jason Bohn $1,280,214.00 48 Scott Lagasse Jr. 18 ond round, at Westlake, Ohio (same-day tape) 5. Alexei Ramirez, CHW 2.6 46 Pat Perez $1,277,550.30 48 Hal Martin 18 HORSE RACING MLB 47 Ryo Ishikawa $1,266,138.10 50 Derek White 18 2 p.m. National League 48 Russell Knox $1,247,924.40 NBCSN — Thoroughbreds, True North Hand- Standings Batting 49 Daniel Summerhays $1,242,899.30 Camping World Truck All Times PST 1. Troy Tulowitzki, COL .354 50 Scott Stallings $1,238,834.50 1 Regan Smith 448 icap and Belmont Gold Cup, at Elmont, N.Y. American League 2. Yasiel Puig, LAD .340 51 Chesson Hadley $1,237,706.00 2 Elliott Sadler 444 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL EAST DIV. W L Pct GB 3. Matt Adams, STL .325 52 Jonas Blixt $1,222,080.00 3 Chase Elliott 426 4. Jonathan Lucroy, MIL .324 4 p.m. Toronto 36 24 .600 — 53 Freddie Jacobson $1,214,383.60 4 Trevor Bayne 421 5. A.J. Pollock, ARI .316 54 Jamie Donaldson $1,181,322.60 MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at Detroit or Baltimore 30 27 .526 4½ 5 Ty Dillon 414 55 Ian Poulter $1,169,644.40 6 Brian Scott 391 New York 29 29 .500 6 Oakland at Baltimore Home Runs 56 Brian Harman $1,159,393.90 7 Brendan Gaughan 341 Boston 27 32 .458 8½ ROOT — Seattle at Tampa Bay 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 16 57 George McNeill $1,135,702.90 8 James Buescher 332 Tampa Bay 23 37 .383 13 2. Troy Tulowitzki, COL 15 58 Scott Brown $1,133,906.60 9 Chris Buescher 328 SOCCER CENTRAL 3. Mark Reynolds, MIL 13 59 Victor Dubuisson $1,118,906.00 10 Dylan Kwasniewski 303 Detroit 31 24 .564 — 5:30 p.m. 3. Justin Upton, ATL 13 60 Jason Kokrak $1,071,032.60 11 Landon Cassill 302 ESPN2 — Men’s national teams, exhibition, Chicago 31 30 .508 3 5. Adrian Gonzalez, LAD 12 61 Charl Schwartzel $1,053,770.80 12 Ryan Reed 300 Cleveland 30 30 .500 3½ 62 K.J. Choi $1,037,258.60 13 Dakoda Armstrong 289 Mexico vs. Portugal, at Foxborough, Mass. Minnesota 28 29 .491 4 RBIs 63 Cameron Tringale $1,035,114.10 14 Mike Bliss 284 TENNIS Kansas City 28 31 .475 5 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 51 64 Hunter Mahan $1,014,389.60 15 Jeremy Clements 236 8 a.m. WEST 2. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 42 65 Jeff Overton $1,010,374.00 16 Jeffrey Earnhardt 226 Oakland 37 22 .627 — 3. Ryan Howard, PHI 40 66 Martin Flores $996,667.56 17 J.J. Yeley 213 NBC — French Open, men’s semifinals, at Par- Los Angeles 31 27 .534 5½ 3. Troy Tulowitzki, COL 40 67 Lee Westwood $988,375.44 18 Joey Gase 204 is Seattle 31 28 .525 6 3. Yasiel Puig, LAD 40 68 Rory Sabbatini $985,676.50 19 Eric McClure 203 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 • Sports 7

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if Jennifer Hudson wants to lose weight, she can join Jenny Craig for packaged low-cal meals and weekly meetings with a personal diet consultant. But for the average overweight American, pricey diet programs and personalized training are less of a financial priority than, say, feeding the kids or paying the rent. If this scenario sounds familiar, don’t fret just yet. Here, the experts weigh in on ways to slim down without thinning out your wallet. 1. incorporate the tricks of the trade Keeping a food journal (a key component of Weight Watchers) is one of the most helpful things you can do if you want to lose weight. “Sometimes we don’t realize what and how much we are eating, and especially the calories that we’re drinking, until we see it on paper,” says Kerry Neville, a registered dietitian and spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association. Record what you consume, the amount, the time of day and your mood, paying attention to any patterns that develop. Your next goal is to limit the items that are high in fat, sugar and sodium, and start incorporating more fresh foods. Loaded with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber, fruits and vegetables are naturally low in calories. They also tend to have higher water content. “Research shows that water-rich foods, such as watermelon, help fill you up,” Neville says. Because produce is so abundant during the summer months, you can often find great deals at the grocery store, but also consider checking out your local farmer’s market, Community Supported Agriculture and U-pick options. Stock up and freeze for the winter months. Once you’re eating better, it’s time to exercise portion control — the key to diet programs like Jenny Craig. If you need help determining a proper portion, read labels and then measure or weigh your selections according to the appropriate serving size. Or just try using a smaller plate. “They only hold so much food, but it will feel like you are getting more,” Neville says. “Divide the plate into four quadrants, one each for protein, starch, vegetables and fruit.”

2. put in the time Although research shows that watching what you eat is more likely to help you lose easy heaLthy eating weight, exercise is fundamental to keeping those pounds off, Neville says. It also With summer upon us many of us want to eat better can help burn off calories if you fudge on your diet, and boost whole-body health. and exercise more. Getting started is the hardest part but A good goal to start with is getting 30 minutes of exercise a day, either all at once eating healthy is easier than you think. or broken up into 10 or 15 minute increments. Some of the best activities to burn Julie Shaffley, certified nutritionist and calories during the spring and summer months include gardening (approximately owner of Good Health Nutrition Center, 150 calories per 30 minutes), jogging (270 calories per 30 minutes), bicycling (240 offered three tips to start eating healthy:

calories per 30 minutes) and walking (150-plus calories per 30 minutes), says Brad • The least processed foods are the best Simpson, a physical therapist at Life’s Work Physical Therapy, Portland, Ore. “But for you. In other words, the closer the you should walk like you have somewhere to go.” food is to its natural state, the healthier it Julie Shaffley In fact, it may be easier to motivate yourself to head out for a walk if you actually is for you. do have a destination in mind, such as hand delivering your mail to the post office • Stay away from processed sugar. or getting a cup of coffee, as long as you don’t opt for the king-size mocha frappe. • Eat more fruits and vegetables. For even more inspiration, ask your spouse, child or a couple of friends to join you, suggests Simpson. It will help you stick to a routine and provides support, similar And if you’re looking for something tasty and healthy, to having a trainer or participating in a group class. Julie has this recipe to help get you jump started on eating right:

CRUNCHY QUINOA SALAD This salad tastes great, cooks quickly and makes an exotic side dish. Serves: 6.

3. invest in some affordabLe equipment 1 cup Quinoa In addition to a good pair of running or walking shoes, there are a few at-home 1 cup water tools that can help you reap major rewards at minor expense. Simpson recommends an aerobic step (from $50, at sporting goods stores), a light dumbbell Bring water to set (a single weight can cost as little as $2) and a stability ball (from $20). You can boil, add Quinoa use the stability ball to perform complete workouts, including core work, leg quickly, stir and put strengthening and arm exercises, Simpson says. Or substitute the ball for your lid on. Turn off chair while sitting at the computer or watching TV. “It will force you to sit more stove and leave 10 upright and continuously work your core musculature in order to maintain minutes unopened. balance.” Neville also likes jump ropes (from $8) and resistance tubes (from $10). Finely chop: “But there are a lot of things you can do with just your body weight,” she adds. ¼ cup sweet red onion or green onion Hoof it to a park and do step-ups, triceps dips and squats with the help of a bench, ½ cup red pepper in addition to lunges, push-ups and sit-ups in the grass. Keep at it for a month and ¼ cup green pepper you can use all the money you saved to buy a new — and smaller — bikini. ¾ cup celery © CTW Features ½ cup water chestnuts ½ cup slivered almonds Mix with cooked Quinoa and add low fat dressing Chill 4 hours get motivated! Low Fat Dressing: ¹∕₈ cup lemon juice It can be hard to start an exercise routine when you haven’t ¹∕₈ cup soy sauce (low salt) been exercising for some time and it can be even harder to ½ cup brown rice vinegar (plain or seasoned) stick with that routine. All you need is motivation to keep you going. Bryan Erickson, Personal Training Director at ¼ cup water Thorbeckes, said this about motivation: “Accountability. In 2 cloves garlic order to stay motivated you need it. Whether it's your best 1 T. olive oil friend, a workout partner or a trainer. Tell the person your Bryan Erickson fresh ground pepper goals and give them permission to keep you to your word.” Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 LIFE Spittlebugs ‘Frog Hoppers’ Love Our Strawberries

By Don Tapio Some species can produce females lay overwintering eggs. For The Chronicle as many as 80 bubbles per min- Depending on the species, There’s almost nothing more ute. The spittlebug moves its spittlebugs feed on many types disgusting for gardeners than abdomen up and down, and as of grasses, weeds and other her- finding their strawberry plants the bubbles emerge, it reaches baceous plants. They are com- full of what appears to be spit back with its legs and pulls the monly seen on roses, chrysan- just as the berries begin ripen- bubbles forward over its back. themums, Shasta daisies and The foam serves a number of ing. Although the foamy mate- goldenrod. purposes, protecting the nymph Spittlebugs generally cause rial is not spit in the truest sense, from predators as well as pro- little damage to ornamental it still makes berry harvest less viding insulation from tem- plants, but many people are dis- than appealing. perature extremes and a high tressed by the appearance of the The white foam blobs so humidity environment so the spit globs or don’t like getting prevalent this time of year, on tender nymph does not dry out. wet from “bug spit” when pick- a host of plants in addition to Nymph feeding causes twist- ing strawberries. They are eas- strawberries, are produced by ing of leaves and thickening ily eliminated by using a strong the immature or nymph stage and shortening of stems of fruit stream of water to wash the of spittlebugs. These small in- spurs. When this occurs, fruit froth away, exposing the nymph sects are related to aphids. They yield is likely to be reduced. to predators or drying out. get their name from the globs of Adult spittlebugs, some- WSU entomologists recom- foamy “spit” they create along times called frog hoppers, are mend cutting all of the leaves the stems of plants. They pro- typically a pale green or yellow off June bearing strawber- duce the frothy mixture by mix- color. Spittlebugs overwinter as ries after harvest is over ing air with fluid excretions, but tiny white eggs in plant stems. to renew the foliage and not out of their mouth so it tech- The eggs hatch in early spring. remove egg masses. nically isn’t spit! The immature Over the next month or two, bugs feed face down on the stem, the nymph feeds within its spit- and as excess sap is pooped out, tle, molting two to four times. it is mixed with a substance se- The nymph finally molts to an creted by epidermal glands that adult in late summer, emerging enhances surface viscosity and from its froth. Adults continue Donald Tapio is stabilizes the foam to make it to feed through the summer, a WSU Extension last longer. As the mixture is migrating to new hosts as foli- regional special- forced out of the abdomen un- age dries out, but they are rarely ist emeritus. He der pressure and is mixed with noticed without the conspicu- may be reached at air, it forms bubbles. ous spit. In late summer to fall, [email protected]. Baby Names: Want Lots of Guests? Are you hosting a community event, Noah Ends Jacob's festival or public meeting? 14-Year Run at Top Registering your event on chronline.com/calendar will get your event submitted for that calendar and for The Chronicle! By Stephen Ohlemacher Jacob first rose to No. 1 in The Associated Press 1999. In the 45 years before that, Michael was king for all but one. To plan your week(end) see the calendar in WASHINGTON — Noah There has been a lot more sailed past Jacob to become the variety among the girls. Mary The Chronicle on page 2 and on the right side of Chronline. most popular baby name for dominated the first half of the boys in 2013, ending Jacob's 14- 20th century. But in the past year run at the top. Sophia was two decades, Emily, Emma, Isa- Fast • Easy • Efective the most popular baby name for bella and Jessica have all spent girls for the third straight year. time at the top. The Social Security Admin- The Social Security Admin- istration announced the most istration's website provides lists popular baby names Friday. of the top 1,000 baby names for 2014 Noah was followed by Liam, each year, dating to 1880. The years CH521964cf.db Jacob, Mason and William. So- top baby names that year were phia was followed by Emma, Ol- 1889 125 John and Mary. John is now No. ivia, Isabella and Ava. 27 and Mary has fallen to No. The rise of Noah and Liam 121. highlights a trend toward more Social Security also charts smooth-sounding baby names, the fastest-rising names each The Chronicle Chronline.com said Laura Wattenberg, creator year. These names may not be of Babynamewizard.com. in the top 10 or even the top 100, Ethnic Support Council's 24th annual "You compare Jacob with all but they moved up more spots its hard, punchy consonants, than any other. versus Noah and Liam, you can For girls, the runaway win- really see where style is heading," ner was Daleyza, which jumped International Festival Wattenberg said. a whopping 3,130 spots, to No. She also noted that the most 585. Daleyza is the name of the co-sponsored by LCC Multicultural Club popular baby names aren't near- young daughter of Larry Her- ly as popular as they used to be. nandez, a singer who stars in For example, a little more than a Spanish-language reality TV 18,000 babies born last year were show called "Larrymania." 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday named Noah. In 1950, when "Reality TV is one of the James was No. 1, there were biggest style makers today be- more than 86,000 newborns cause it gives us a constant new June 7, 2014 with that name. stream of names from all over About 21,000 newborns were the place," Wattenberg said. Cowlitz Co. Expo Center named Sophia last year. In 1950, For boys, the fastest ris- Longview, WA more than 80,000 were named ing name was Jayceon, which Linda, the top name for girls jumped 845 spots, to No. 206. Enjoy a day of multicultural that year. Two hip hop artists are named "In the past, most parents Jayceon. 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By David L. Ulin coded in the Bill of Rights right of law-abiding, knowledge, particularly of le- Los Angeles Times — one of our foundational responsible citizens gal cases, many of us don’t have. documents, to borrow a to use arms in de- More than once, I had to look “The Second Amendment: A Bi- phrase from Texas Sen. fense of hearth and things up (the passage of the ography” by Michael Waldman; Si- Ted Cruz, who famously mon & Schuster (272 pages, $25) home.” 1968 Gun Control Act, for in- sparred with Dianne Waldman makes stance), when Waldman wasn’t The Second Amendment Feinstein at a Senate a compelling case for clear. In the end, however, the is just 27 words long: “A well Judiciary Committee this as just the sort book makes an argument for regulated militia, being neces- hearing in 2013. of judicial activism the 2nd Amendment as a kind sary to the security of a free state, “(W)ould she con- Scalia and others have of mirror — reflecting shifting the right of the people to keep sider it constitutional,” long derided, although mores, shifting attitudes. and bear arms, shall not be in- Cruz asked of Feinstein, at the same time, he That’s not always, or even fringed.” But in that single, awk- “for Congress to specify acknowledges it (along generally, a good thing: Remem- wardly constructed sentence, that the First Amend- with the 2010 case of ber how pressure from the NRA ment shall apply only Michael Waldman suggests in McDonald vs. Chi- and others helped shut down to the following books “The Second Amendment: A cago) as new baseline congressional debate over as- and shall not apply to Biography,” the essence of the precedent. “Chances sault weapons in the wake of the books that Con- United States may be revealed. are vanishingly small Sandy Hook. Still, as Waldman gress has deemed out- “A living Constitution,” that Heller will be over- stresses, this is less a final outside the protection Waldman writes, “does not dis- turned,” he admits, become than part of an ongoing of the Bill of Rights? fore going on to note back-and-forth about who we card the spirit of the document, Likewise, would she but seeks to apply its timeless that it still “ought to be are and what we value, a process think that the Fourth possible to craft an ef- that is messy and imperfect but principles to modern chal- Amendment’s protec- lenges that could not have been fective regime of public also (when it’s working) demo- tion against searches safety while carefully cratic — in other words, funda- imagined by the Framers or and seizures could stepping around newly mentally American. their contemporaries. It reflects properly apply only with frankness that our sense erected judicial obstacles.” to the following What he’s address- of human dignity has, in fact, specified individuals and evolved.” armed to protect himself (gen- ing is the Constitution as not to the individuals a living document, which we These notions of dignity and that Congress has deemed out- der definitely intended) and his evolution motivate “The Second family — is the morally virtu- interpret not according to the Debbie’s side the protection of the Bill of intent of the Framers — he’s no Amendment,” which offers a Rights?” ous way to live.” smart if occasionally frustrating The movement he traces is fan of originalism — but rather Boutique Cruz’s showboating aside through the filter of the present historical overview of America’s — Feinstein responded that she a key one: from the people (as a 200-plus year relationship with group) to people, from defense day. “We would be uncomfort- Come see what’s was “not a sixth-grader” and able,” Waldman writes, “with guns. didn’t need a lecture on the Con- of the homeland to defense of According to the National the home. the idea that states could fight new for Summer! stitution — these are important wars against the U.S. Army,” Rifle Association and other questions, not so much for pro- As recently as 2008, Wald- which was, of course, an early pro-gun activists, the right to gun advocates as for supporters man points out, a “constitu- Capris, hats, leggings, draw of the militias, that they own weapons is an essential of privacy and free speech rights. tional right to gun ownership” scarves, tops, handbags might serve as a potential check aspect of our national identity, What happens if we unravel one was not explicitly protected, but and sundresses! on federal power. “We would an expression of independence. amendment, regardless of the this changed in June of that year The reality, Waldman argues, way we feel about it? What does when, in District of Columbia recognize that the Founders ex- Casual • Career is more nuanced and, like so it mean for those amendments vs. Heller, the Supreme Court pected people to have military Weekend • Resort much in American culture, has we prefer? struck down parts of Washing- weapons in their homes.” And Extended sizes developed over time. Such a This is the puzzle of the 2nd ton, D.C.’s Firearms Control yet, this is the conundrum, isn’t measured perspective is hardly Amendment, which, Waldman Regulations Act. The major- it, since “an assault weapon is unexpected; a former Bill Clin- admits, is a problematic text at ity opinion, written by Antonin precisely the kind of armament 120-A S. Tower, Centralia ton speechwriter, Waldman is Scalia, is clear about the impli- a modern-day Minute Man Across from the Fox heater best. “Let’s be clear,” he writes: CH522211sl.cg president of NYU Law School’s “the eloquent men who wrote cations: “(W)hatever else (the might want to use.” 360-623-1586 Brennan Center for Justice, a ‘we the people’ and the First 2nd Amendment) leaves to fu- “The Second Amendment” is www.debbiesfashionboutique.com nonpartisan think tank dedicat- Amendment did us no favors ture evaluation, it surely elevates not without problems; in places, ed to “improving the systems of in the drafting of the Second above all other interests the it moves too quickly, assuming democracy and justice.” At the Amendment.” By way of expla- same time, his calm tone and nation, he takes us on a loop- habit of taking the long view ing ride from the colonial era, offers a refreshing tonic in this when gun ownership was not most loaded of debates. only common but also, in many Guns, after all, represent a cases, compelled because of the microcosm of an America di- militias, to our own post-Sandy vided between left and right, Hook America, in which “Sec- urban and rural, collective and ond Amendment fundamental- individual rights. It’s compli- ism rests powerfully on the idea cated further because it is en- that an empowered individual — San Diego Zoo’s New Tiger Enclosure Brings Big Cats Closer to Fans By Tony Perry pant logging is destroying the ti- Los Angeles Times gers’ habitat in their homeland). The modern visitor to zoos SAN DIEGO — Lori Gallo is and animal parks demands a feeding chunks of beef heart to close-up view of the animals. Conrad, who is 2 years old and Numerous projects — like the possessed of a piercing stare and new Rainforest of the Americas incisors that could — make that, at the Los Angeles Zoo — are would — rip you apart if given determined to provide that im- a chance. mediacy. “Conrad is a real tiger, from Safari Park keepers hope Day One,” said Gallo, a senior the new Tiger Trail will lead to keeper at the San Diego Zoo greater public support for con- Safari Park. “He has a very in- servation projects aimed at fore- timidating, intense personality stalling the decline of the Suma- — unlike his brother,who is more tran tiger, considered the most calm and collected.” endangered of six subspecies of The park has had Sumatran tigers. tigers since the late 1970s. An estimated 400 Sumatran However, to get a glimpse tigers remain in the wild, with of the tigers, a visitor had to be the number decreasing each lucky and hope that the animals year because of poaching and were not hiding in the bush deforestation on the Indonesian when the visitors’ tram passed island of Sumatra. There are overhead. about 350 Sumatran tigers in 55 Over the Memorial Day zoos and parks (the Los Angeles weekend all that changed with Zoo has a female Sumatran). the opening of new digs for the The trend line in the wild is park’s six Sumatrans. The 5.2- ominous: By century’s end, the acre Tull Family Tiger Trail cost Sumatran tiger may be extinct $19.5 million and was 14 months in the wild. The forest is be- in the making. ing cleared to produce palm oil, Visitors can now get within used in cosmetics and candy. inches of the tigers — thanks to To rally public support for tempered glass and other safety captive breeding and other con- features. servation projects, the public Children can play tug-a-war needs to know of the Sumatrans’ with a tiger, with the animal plight, said Randy Rieches, cu- grasping a rope in its teeth and rator of mammals at the Safari I - 5 Exit 88 • ROCHESTER, WA the child, safe behind the glass,

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Washington First Automobile Drives Across Lake Washington Floating Bridge on June 5, 1940 State Washington Floating Bridge. missioned and renamed Inter- bridge floats on hollow concrete with 65-ton anchors. During the The bridge crosses Lake Wash- state 90) across the lake. The pontoons. This technology was 18 months it took to construct HISTORY ington from the Mount Baker bridge is at the time the largest highly innovative at the time. the bridge, some 3,000 men neighborhood of Seattle to the floating structure ever built. In The bridge, including its ap- were continuously employed HistoryLink.org north end of Mercer Island and 1967 it will be renamed the Lac- proaches, is 3,387 feet long in- including 1,200 who worked on crosses to the east side of Lake ey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge. cluding 25 reinforced-concrete site. On June 5, 1940, the first Washington south of Bellevue. Designed by the engineer floating pontoons of varying Dedication ceremonies were automobile crosses the Lake It carries US 10 (later decom- Homer Hadley (1885-1967), the lengths. These are kept in place held on July 2, 1940. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 • Life 5

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By Bill Daley BACON STUFFING Chicago Tribune Prep: 30 minutes Makes: about 8 cups Grilling already has got its Ted Reader, author of "Gastro Grilling," steaks, slabs and skewers. With uses this filling to stuff whole chickens, chicken summer coming, maybe it's time breasts, pork loin or tenderloins, or turkey. Fol- to slap another "s" down on that low your usual cooking method for each meat, sizzlin' hot grate: as in "stuffed." making sure the meat and stuffing cook through. Stuffing can mean extra prep "My stuffing recipe can easily be modified to work, not something most people work with a variety of meats and seafoods and will naturally want to deal with to give you a whole new twist on stuffing," he on a lazy, hazy summer day. But writes in an email. His variations below follow it's all worth it to Ted Reader, a this basic recipe. (Leftover stuffing? No worries, Toronto chef, barbecuing expert writes Reader: "I will often wrap it tightly in and product developer, who has a foil and heat it on the grill separately. Everyone number of stuffed recipes in his loves stuffing. Or find something else to stuff.") latest book, "Gastro Grilling" (Pin- Ingredients: tail, $25). ½ loaf day-old sourdough bread, cut into ½-inch "The No. 1 reason is to add cubes (about 4 ½ cups) fun to your food, to change it 6 slices bacon, coarsely chopped up," Reader says in making a case ½ stick (¼ cup) butter for stuffing. "You can grill burg- 2 ribs celery, finely diced ers, hot dogs, steaks and chicken 1 medium onion, finely diced breasts, and that's great. But there's 2 cloves garlic, minced so much more you can do to make ¼ cup finely diced dried apricots these things better." 1 tablespoon each, chopped: fresh parsley, fresh Stuffing can add flavor and sage moisture to foods, particularly Check out these tips from Reader and Purvi- Salt and freshly ground pepper leaner cuts of meat, says Jamie ance on how to making grilling stuffed foods ¼ to ½ cup apple juice or broth Purviance, an El Dorado Hills, trouble-free: Directions: Calif.-based chef and author of •Freeze cheeses and butters before incorporating into the stuffing to help pre- 1. Place bread cubes on a baking sheet; transfer to a 200-degree oven to dry slightly, several grilling cookbooks. (The vent leaking. It will take longer for them to melt during cooking. Choose slow- most recent? "Weber's Big Book 30 minutes. (For chicken breasts and other of Burgers," Oxmoor, $21.95, pub- melting cheeses. “String cheese takes forever to run,” Reader says. “Skim-milk small cuts, use coarse bread crumbs, about 3 lished in April.) mozzarella takes a while, pepper jack or Monterey melt much more slowly.” cups.) "I think about pork and poultry •Use a moderately high grilling temperature, about 350 degrees. Do what Pur- 2. Cook bacon in a skillet over medium and sometimes beef," Purviance viance calls the “sear and slide”: Sear the stuffed meat over direct heat to brown it, heat, stirring occasionally, until rendered and says, when asked what he tends then slide it away from the heat source to finish cooking with indirect heat. almost crisp, 8-10 minutes. Transfer bacon to paper towels to drain. Remove all but 2 table- to stuff. "A flank steak works well, •Precook certain stuffing ingredients, like raw meat or mushrooms, to speed but it takes a bit of handiwork with spoons bacon fat from skillet; save extra bacon a knife. Butterflying something, up overall cooking time. fat for another use. rolling it up and tying it is not nec- •Tie stuffed meat tightly and firmly to keep stuffing from falling out. “It’s got 3. Add the butter to the pan; when the but- essarily for beginners." to be like you’re tying a shoe,” Purviance says. If rolling meat, roll tightly before ter begins to bubble, stir in the celery, onion Reader agrees. Stuffing be- tying. “Take your time and be patient,” Reader says. “If four pieces of twine aren’t and garlic. Cook, stirring, until softened but fore grilling allows "a little bit of enough, add a fifth or sixth piece.” not browned, 2-3 minutes. Pour the mixture showing off," he says, "but it also •Appearances count. Your stuffed meat should look attractive, with no stuffing over the bread cubes. Add the reserved bacon, requires some expertise." plus the apricots and herbs. Season to taste Some ingredients may need to oozing out. Aim for firm, not floppy, the guys say. with salt and pepper; gently mix. be precooked. You'll have to cut a •Don’t place just-stuffed meat on the grill. Wrap it up and refrigerate for up to 4. Drizzle with apple juice, starting with ¼ pocket in thicker cuts of meat to one hour. The chilling “allows the stuffing and meat to become one,” Reader says. cup and adding more if required. Mix again hold the filling, and tie or skewer “The stuffing won’t fall out when you take it to the grill.” to combine. The stuffing mixture should be the pocket shut so the stuffing •Worried the stuffing still might fall out? Reader recommends you wrap the quite moist but not runny, enough to soften won't fall out. meat in aluminum foil and begin cooking on the grill. Unwrap after the initial the bread and bind all ingredients together. Thinner, pliable pieces of meat, Nutrition information per ½ cup serving: 85 cal- chicken or fish can be spread with sear and continue grilling. ories, 4 g fat, 2 g saturated fat, 10 mg cholesterol, 9 g a filling and rolled, but you still •Let the stuffed meat rest before slicing. “That will help let the juices settle back carbohydrates, 2 g protein, 115 mg sodium, 1 g fiber need to tie that roll closed. in the meat and may let the stuffing hold a little bit better,” Purviance says. Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 LIFE

ADVICE: Dear Abby Husband’s Betrayal Puts his Wife’s Health at Risk DEAR ABBY: I just found out he has procrastinated, offer to help my husband was arrested for be- him by making suggestions. You’re ing with a hooker. right; the thank-yous don’t have My in-laws (whom to be lengthy. But DO NOT write I love and adore) them for him. Chet is a big boy and bailed him out of the responsibility is his. jail. No one said a word about it to DEAR ABBY: I am a divorced, me. I don’t know single woman in my 50s. I love my how to confront all grandchildren dearly but am faced of them with the fact that I know with a dilemma. I work full-time about this “dirty By Abigail Van Buren and take my grandchildren some little secret.” What nights and on the one day I have should I do? — BETRAYED WIFE off — usually on weekends. DEAR BETRAYED: First, visit I can’t plan things on a week- your gynecologist and ask to be end without feeling I have made it treated for every STD known to difficult for my son and his wife man. Then invite your in-laws to a to find someone to watch their

Don Bartletti / Los Angeles Times “family dinner,” tell them the cat is children. Her mom, a stay-at-home out of the bag and ask why this was Lori Gallo, senior animal keeper at San Diego Safari Park, gets up close with a Sumatran tiger through a viewing wife, watches them several days a kept from you. And while you’re at week. window at the “Tull Family Tiger Trail” exhibit. The 5.2-acre enclosure gives tigers room to roam while allowing close it, ask your mother-in-law (whom I want to continue spending up viewing by visitors. you love and adore) how SHE time with my grandkids, but I would feel if your father-in-law had also want the freedom to be there possibly exposed her to an STD when I choose to be. I realize find- Tigers and it had been kept from her. The ing a sitter you can afford and apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Continued from page Life 3 trust to watch your children is a challenge. I have tried talking to DEAR ABBY: I’ll bet this is an my son, but it doesn’t seem to get get where guests, members of the public, can issue in many homes. When my see the animals,” he said. “It’s absolutely nec- son “Chet” graduated from high through to him. I know I need to essary.” school, we gave him a very nice do something, but what? I’m afraid Thomas Tull, chairman and chief execu- graduation party, which included I won’t see the kids at all if I take tive of Legendary Pictures, whose latest movie his friends and family. He received a stand. — LADY ON THE LAKE is “Godzilla,” contributed $9 million toward many gifts. IN MICHIGAN DEAR LADY: the project. Tull is on the foundation board of I gave my son thank-you cards, Check your the Zoological Society of San Diego. stamps, and a detailed list of whom calendar and plan some time for “We simply cannot let these magnificent to send the cards to. So far, he has yourself — one or two weekends animals move toward the brink of extinction,” refused. Chet is normally thought- a month. Then tell your son and Tull said in a statement. ful and considerate. I don’t know his wife which ones you will be what to do. I’m embarrassed by his The zoo is involved in two conservation AVAILABLE. Free baby-sitting lack of gratitude. I have told him services are hard to come by, and projects in Sumatra to aid the tiger: at Way we have received thank-yous from you are not giving yourself enough Kambas National Park and Gunung Leuser his friends and that the cards can credit. If the unspoken threat is National Park. A Sumatran tiger peers through the window at a rope be brief. Should I send the thank- pull that lets visitors feel the strength of the animal via that it’s “all or nothing,” then, Safari Park keepers always have bars be- you notes myself, or just let it frankly, you should step back fur- tween them and the big cats, particularly at a rope through the upper tube at the “Tull Family Tiger go? — EMBARRASSED MOM IN Trail” exhibit. ther and let your son and daugh- feeding time. Six days a week the Sumatrans CALIFORNIA ter-in-law shoulder even more are fed meat. One day a week, they fast for the DEAR MOM: If the amount of mail I receive from readers com- responsibility for the children they sake of their health. brought into this world. “We don’t want fat tigers,” Rieches said. imposing presence when he stretches up, bal- plaining that their gifts are not ac- ••• ances on his rear legs and puts his front legs knowledged is an accurate barom- “People think a fat cat is a healthy cat. But with eter, your problem is very common. Dear Abby is written by Abigail extra weight comes health problems.” on the glass. Without being confrontational, ask Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- The Sumatran tiger is the smallest of the When a visitor is near the exhibit, Conrad your son why he refuses to thank lips, and was founded by her mother, tiger subspecies. But, at more than 6 feet in and the others stare directly. Their throaty the people who gave him gifts. If Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at length and 250 pounds, Conrad remains an roar is ferocious. “You’re prey,” Rieches said. the answer is he doesn’t know what www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, to say and he’s embarrassed that Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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(N) (Live) (CC) (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 March to Brazil Inside Inside Inside Inside College Baseball: NCAA Super Regional College Baseball: NCAA Super Regional SportsCenter (N) (CC) College Baseball FAM 39 39 21 Day Air Melissa Melissa ›› Gnomeo and Juliet (2011) ›› Hotel for Dogs (2009, Comedy) ›› 101 Dalmatians (1996) ›› 102 Dalmatians (2000) ›› Snow Dogs (2002, Comedy) 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 Shark! Skin Sand. Guy’s Be.- Best Trisha’s Pioneer Pioneer Farm The Kitchen (N) Food Net. Star Re Re Restaurant: Im. Diners Rd- Guy’s Games Kitchen Casino FX 53 53 Back- T25 Ellen Buffy the Vampire Buffy the Vampire Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› Green Lantern (2011, Action) Ryan Reynolds, ›› The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008) Keanu ››› Avatar (2009) Sam yard (CC) Slayer (CC) Slayer (CC) Blake Lively, Peter Sarsgaard. Reeves, Jennifer Connelly. Worthington. GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf Morning Drive (N) (Live) Golf PGA Tour Golf Golf LPGA Tour Golf Golf Curtis Cup, Day Two. (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden Second Honeymoon (2001) Roma Always and Forever (2009) Dean Mc- › Uncorked (2010) Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Downey, Tim Matheson. (CC) Dermott, Rena Sofer. (CC) (CC) HGTV 68 68 Paid Bare Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Property Bro Property Bro Property Bro Love It or List It Hunt Hunt Off Grid Off Grid Off Grid Off Grid Off Grid Hunters HIST 37 37 Paid Paid Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Ameri Big Rig Big Rig Big Rig Big Rig Amer. Pickers Amer. Pickers Amer. Pickers LI FE 51 51 Proac For Paid Paid Paid Paid Sub-D Paid Paid Sheer Little Women Little Women ›› The Secret Life of Bees (2008) (CC) ›› Disappearing Acts (2000) Sanaa Lathan. 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 Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV ›› Honey (2003) Jessica Alba. ’ ›› Stomp the Yard (2007) Columbus Short. Awk Faking Faking It ’ Faking Faking Faking NBCS 34 34 Bidding Sport Sltwtr Bass FLW Outdoors Sltwtr Bass Formula One Racing Horse Racing Off the Motorcycle Racing Belmont Post IndyCar Racing NICK 40 40 Hang. Hang. Penguin Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong Spong Sanjay Bread Bread Power Spong Spong Sanjay Parents Parents Parents Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong OXY 50 50 Cancer Paid Sheer Butt ›› House Party 2 (1991) (CC) › Spice World (1997) (CC) ››› Cadillac Records (2008) (CC) ›› House Party 2 (1991) (CC) ››› Cadillac Records (2008) (CC) R O OT 31 31 Paid Paid RUS Clean Timbers Pain Best Dr. Ho’s Dr. Ho Best Clean Buy Mari Pre MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays. Mari Paid Clean Foot SPIKE 57 57 Henry Back- Sexiest Summer Total Shaun ››› Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003, Action) Uma Thurman, ››› Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) Uma Thurman. An assassin con- Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Rifles yard Bodies! ’ Gym T’s Lucy Liu. Premiere. ’ (CC) fronts her former boss and his gang. (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Total Best Bare Paid SHARK! Sonic! Wil ›› Pandorum (2009) Dennis Quaid. (CC) › Skyline (2010) Eric Balfour. (CC) › Red Planet (2000) Val Kilmer. (CC) ›› Outlander (2008) (CC) TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Penguin Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Tails Veggie Heroes-Bible Bless the Lord Praise the Lord (CC) Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Deal House/ Meet, There King of King of ››› The Terminal (2004, Comedy-Drama) Tom ›› Larry Crowne (2011, Romance-Comedy) Tom Friends Friends Friends Friends King of King of With It Payne Browns Yet? Queens Queens Hanks, Catherine Zeta-Jones. Hanks, Julia Roberts, Bryan Cranston. (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Queens Queens TLC 38 38 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Return to Amish ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 Law & Order Cold Justice (CC) Cold Justice (CC) Falling Skies “Live Falling Skies Falling Skies “Mo- Falling Skies (CC) Falling Skies (CC) Falling Skies “Bra- ››› Fracture (2007, Suspense) Anthony Hop- Runaway “Hands Free” ’ and Learn” “Eight Hours” lon Labe” zil” (CC) kins, Ryan Gosling. (CC) TOON 42 42 Johnny Johnny Tenkai Bey Poké Teen Gum Adven Regular ›› Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties Regular Regular Regular Steven Steven Uncle Uncle Adven Adven Adven Fire TRAV 36 36 Pain Rifles When Vacations Declassified Hotel Impossible Hotel Impossible No Reservation Man v Man v Man v Man v Burger Burger Food Paradise Chow Chow Food Paradise TRUTV 49 49 Medi Paid Butt Dirty Paid Healthy Shark! 21 Day Most Shocking Most Shocking Most Shocking Lizard Lizard Lizard Lizard Top Funniest Top Funniest Jokers Jokers USA 58 58 Law & Order: Paid Paid Paid Smooth- ›››› Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981, Adventure) ››› Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984, Ad- ››› Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Indiana Jones and Criminal Intent Prog. Prog. Prog. ies Harrison Ford, Karen Allen. (CC) venture) Harrison Ford, Kate Capshaw. (CC) (1989) Harrison Ford, Sean Connery. (CC) Crystal Skull VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. Hit the Floor ’ Marry ›› Notorious (2009) Angela Bassett, Derek Luke. ’ ››› Bad Boys (1995) Martin Lawrence. ’ Life 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, June 5, 2014 ENTERTAINMENT

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(N) (S Live) (CC) Files ’ (CC) Files ’ (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) ’ (CC) “Mother’s Day” 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted (CC) IND 14 14 One World Fashions One World Fashions Invicta Watches “Watch Day” (N) Invicta Watches “Watch Day” Deep Blue Watches “Watch Day” The Best of ShopHQ “Watch Day” Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Cherry Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Blink” Law & Order: Criminal Intent Detec- Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Zoo- Law & Order: Criminal Intent Former Law & Order: Criminal Intent Architect ION 15 15 Red” A heiress is murdered. Gambling. ’ (CC) tives question Gypsies. ’ (CC) notic” Obsessively clean doctor. (CC) Air Force nurse is murdered. (CC) is killed with a screwdriver. (CC) IND 18 18 Heart For The World Marcus and Joni Lamb host a fundraiser. Heart For The World Marcus and Joni Lamb host a fundraiser. KATU News at 6 Paid Program Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Bet on Your Baby Navigating an ob- Sing Your Face Off Willie Nelson, Freddie Mercury. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) stacle course. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) 2014 Stanley Cup Final New York Rock and Roll Hall Foreigner Peter Inside Edition Grants Getaways Private Practice Amelia’s drug addiction The Blacklist ’ (CC) NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 Rangers at Los Angeles Kings. (N) of Fame Frampton Weekend (N) ’ accelerates. ’ (CC) 11 (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (N) (SS) Sábado Gigante Mano Santa Samba Show. (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Bal- Paid Program Paid Program Spirit Mountain Casino Grand Floral Parade 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def ’ FOX 27 27 timore Orioles. (N) (S Live) (CC) (CC) Criminal Minds “Omnivore” Notorious Criminal Minds “Conflicted” Serial killer Criminal Minds A man amputates limbs Criminal Minds “The Good Earth” Four Criminal Minds A killer in Miami targets Criminal Minds “Perennials” Someone A&E 52 52 New England serial killer. (CC) targeting coeds. ’ (CC) from his victims. (CC) (DVS) men from Oregon go missing. prostitutes. ’ (CC) (DVS) tracks cases and copies crimes. AMC 67 67 ›› Heartbreak Ridge (1986, War) Clint Eastwood, Marsha Mason, Everett Mc- ›› The Day After Tomorrow (2004, Action) Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm. Global warm- Halt and Catch Fire “I/O” Texas’ Silicon ››› The Perfect Gill. Marine sergeant sees ex-wife, readies recruits for Grenada. (CC) ing leads to worldwide natural disasters. (CC) Prairie. (CC) Storm (2000) (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced My Cat From Hell: Scratch Tracks My Cat From Hell (N) ’ My Tiny Terror “Pint Sized Monster” Bad Dog! ’ My Cat From Hell ’ BET 56 56 ››› Gridiron Gang (2006, Drama) The Rock, Xzibit. A counselor turns juvenile criminals into football players. (CC) › Anaconda (1997, Suspense) Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube. Premiere. (CC) › Waist Deep (2006) Tyrese Gibson. BRAVO 66 66 ›› Bee Movie (2007, Comedy) Voices of Jerry Seinfeld, Renée Zellweger. Ani- ›› The Princess Diaries (2001, Comedy) Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Hec- ›› The Princess Diaries (2001, Comedy) Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Hec- mated. A bee decides to sue the human race for the theft of honey. tor Elizondo. A grandmother teaches etiquette to an heir apparent. tor Elizondo. A grandmother teaches etiquette to an heir apparent. CBUT 29 29 2014 Stanley Cup Final ››› Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. ’ (CC) News Marketplace ’ CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival ’ C M T 61 61 Movie Movie Swamp Pawn My Big Redneck Family Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed Shark! Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown The Sixties World War III. Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 The Sixties World War III. Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown COM 60 60 › Half Baked ›› Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Sacha ››› Tropic Thunder (2008, Comedy) Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Robert Downey Jr.. Premiere. A pam- ›› Men in Black II (1998) (CC) Baron Cohen. A NASCAR driver has a new rival. (CC) pered actor’s war movie turns into the real thing. (CC) (2002) (CC) D I S 41 41 I Didn’t Do It ’ I Didn’t Do It ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) ›› Ramona and Beezus (2010) Joey King, Selena Gomez. ’ (CC) Lab Rats (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters “Sky High Spa” Wild Brazil: Land of Fire and Flood Wild Brazil: Land of Fire and Flood Treehouse Masters African-inspired Treehouse Masters Western-style man- Treehouse Masters Treehouse for an DSC 8 8 Pete constructs a spa treehouse. ’ Animal families survive. (N) (CC) Animal families survive. (N) (CC) circular hut treehouse. ’ (CC) cave treehouse. ’ (CC) engaged couple. ’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kim Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kim Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! 65 65 “Baby Shower Blues” pushes adoption on Khloe. hides from paparazzi; blind date. Kim’s due date changes. Khloe hunts for aliens. Kylie plans; Rob and Khloe talk. X Games Austin. Moto X Freestyle Final, BMX Big Air Final. From Austin, Texas. SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Baseball: NCAA Super Regional College Baseball NCAA Super Regional -- Oklahoma State vs. UC Irvine. Game 2. From Stillwater, Okla. (N) (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) March to Brazil FAM 39 39 ››› Matilda (1996, Comedy) Mara Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rhea Perlman. › The Smurfs (2011, Comedy) Hank Azaria, Neil Patrick Harris. Premiere. ›› Hop (2011, Comedy) Voices of James Marsden, Russell Brand. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Cook Your Butt Off!” Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Chopped “Sweet Surprises” Chopped “Chocolate Competition” Iron Chef America (N) Chopped “Chocolate Challenge” FX 53 53 ››› Avatar (2009, Science Fiction) Sam Worthington, Voice of Zoe Saldana. A ›› Red Tails (2012, Historical Drama) Cuba Gooding Jr., Terrence Howard, Nate Parker. The U.S. ›› Red Tails (2012) Cuba Gooding Jr., Nate Parker. The former Marine falls in love with a native of a lush alien world. military forms the first all-black aerial-combat unit. U.S. military forms the first all-black aerial-combat unit. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf FedEx St. Jude Classic, Third Round. Golf HALL 19 19 › Uncorked (2010) Julie Benz, JoBeth ››› The Wish List (2010, Romance) Jennifer Esposito, David Sutcliffe. A Looking for Mr. Right (2014) Vivica A. Fox, Sarah Lancaster. Premiere. A writer The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Williams, Elliott Gould. (CC) woman falls for a guy who meets none of her standards. (CC) needs a man to help promote her romance novel. (CC) (CC) (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Olivia” (CC) Property Brothers “Kate & Cole” House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 American Pickers ’ (CC) D-Day in HD The story of D-Day; 70th anniversary. ’ (CC) D-Day in HD The story of D-Day; 70th anniversary. (N) ’ (CC) D-Day in HD ’ (CC) LI FE 51 51 ›› Madea’s Family Reunion (2006) Tyler Perry, Blair Underwood. (CC) ›› Tyler Perry’s the Family That Preys (2008, Drama) Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard. (CC) Abducted: The Carlina White Story (2012) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup: Raw Lockup: Raw (N) Lockup: Colorado Lockup: Colorado Lockup: Colorado Lockup: Colorado MTV 63 63 Faking It ’ Faking It ’ Catfish: The TV Show “Craig & Zoe” Catfish: The TV Show ’ ›› Stomp the Yard (2007, Drama) Columbus Short. A troubled dancer enrolls in college. ’ › Scary Movie 2 NBCS 34 34 IndyCar Racing Firestone 600. (N) (S Live) NHL Overtime ’ NHL Top 10 ’ Volleyball FIVB World League. (Taped) ’ Formula One Racing Grand Prix of Canada, Qualifying. NICK 40 40 Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (N) ’ iCarly A martial arts champion. (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Last Holiday (2006, Comedy) Queen Latifah, Gérard Depardieu. ›› Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail (2009) Tyler Perry. Madea raises hell behind bars. ›› Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail (2009) Tyler Perry. R O OT 31 31 Footvolley Timbers in 30 MLS Soccer Portland Timbers at Real Salt Lake. (N) (Live) MLS Soccer Seattle Sounders FC at Chicago Fire. (N Same-day Tape) MLB Baseball: Mariners at Rays Cops “Coast to Cops A doughnut Cops “Chases ... Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops “Coast to Cops “In Denial No. Cops “Domestic Cops “Resisting Cops Multi-car col- Cops Disturbance Cops “Roadside SPIKE 57 57 Coast” ’ (CC) shop is robbed. and Cars No. 2” Coast” ’ (CC) Coast” ’ (CC) 3” ’ (CC) Disturbances” ’ Arrest No. 1” ’ lision. ’ (CC) at a roller rink. ’ Crimes” ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 ›› Outlander (2008) James Caviezel. ›› Lockout (2012, Science Fiction) Guy Pearce, Maggie Grace. (CC) ›› XXX (2002, Action) Vin Diesel. Premiere. A spy tries to stop an anarchist with weapons. ›› Drive Angry TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades I Will Bless the Lord at All Times › What Would Jesus Do? (2010) John Schneider. Brain Head Not a Fan Gods At War TBS 55 55 Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Deal With It ››› Young Adult Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ (2011) TLC 38 38 Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Strange Sex ’ Strange Sex ’ Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Strange Sex ’ Strange Sex ’ Return to Amish Chester is in for a rude awakening. ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ››› Runaway Jury (2003, Suspense) John Cusack, Gene Hackman, Dustin ›› The Da Vinci Code (2006, Mystery) Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen. A religious mystery could rock founda- ››› The Firm (1993, Drama) Tom Hoffman. A man tries to manipulate an explosive trial. (CC) tions of Christianity. (CC) (DVS) Cruise, Jeanne Tripplehorn. (CC) TOON 42 42 ›› Firehouse Dog (2007, Comedy) Josh Hutcherson, Bruce Greenwood. King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Black Dynamite The Boondocks The Boondocks Attack on Titan TRAV 36 36 Food Paradise (CC) Food Paradise (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “Whaley House” The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow South Beach Tow ’ USA 58 58 ›› Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) Harrison Ford. Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family CSI: Crime Scene Investigation “Sin Indy and a deadly Soviet agent vie for a powerful artifact. (CC) (CC) (DVS) “Game Changer” “Coal Digger” ’ “Halloween” ’ “Aunt Mommy” “Best Men” ’ City Blue” ’ (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) ›› The Break-Up (2006, Romance-Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston. Premiere. ’ Anger Manage.

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