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$1 Early Week Edition Tuesday, Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Jan. 7, 2014 Lewis County Deputy Arrested for DUI ‘EXTREMELY EMBARRASSED’: County Sheriff’s Office deputy 12:54 a.m. DUI offenders last year and only Fulton was off duty and driv- has been arrested for allegedly Deputy Jeff S. Humphrey book offenders for felonies such ing his privately owned vehicle Second Deputy Arrested driving under the influence of was arrested for driving under as vehicular homicide or other while traveling southbound on for DUI in Four Months alcohol. the influence in September. criminal circumstances. Interstate 5 near milepost 81 at Lewis County Sheriff's Of- The WSP did not book Ful- “If it’s a non-felony DUI, the the time of his arrest, the sher- By Kyle Spurr fice Deputy Christopher P. Ful- ton into the Lewis County Jail, individual will be released,” iff’s office said. [email protected] ton, 31, Napavine, was arrested according to the sheriff’s office. Finn said. “This is why we re- Fulton was initially stopped by the Washington State Patrol Will Finn, the WSP public leased him. The trooper used by the WSP for speeding, Finn For the second time in the for allegedly driving under the information officer, said the every (protocol) possible. There past four months, a Lewis influence Saturday at about WSP only booked 38 percent of was no special treatment.” please see DUI, page Main 14

Record Amounts of Making Up for Man-made Snow Needed Mother Nature at White Pass Brandy Clark plays one of her songs Mon- day night on “The Late Show With David Letterman.” Morton Country Musician Makes Letterman STAR: Songwriter Brandy Clark Steps into Spotlight By Lisa Broadt [email protected] For years, country music fans have sung along to the words writ- ten by Morton native Brandy Clark. Now, after 15 years as a song- writer, Clark is singing those words Pete Caster / [email protected] herself. Mount Rainier looms in the background as a skier catches air of of one of the hills along K & Emz, a ski trail at White Pass Ski Area, on Monday afternoon. Riding the success of her debut album — one lavished with critics’ praise — Clark on Monday night SNOW PROBLEM: High performed her own song, “Stripes” Elevations Seeing Less on the “Late Show With David Let- terman.” Snowfall This Winter Here in Lewis County, fans were ready to tune in, in particular, By Kyle Spurr her mom Sally. [email protected] “I don’t normally stay up that The perception that ski ar- late, but I took a little nap this af- eas around the Pacific North- ternoon,” Sally said early Monday, west do not have enough snow laughing. “I’m DVRing it on all this winter is worse than the four TVs.” reality for the White Pass Ski Sally said she doesn’t get ner- Area in East Lewis County, vous for her daughter. according to spokeswoman “She is really cool, calm and col- Kathleen Goyette. lected on the stage,” Sally said. “I The White Pass Ski Area don’t see her getting nervous — I’m is 80 percent open with all sure she is, but she comes across as ski lifts running on the week- being really calm.” ends and six out of eight lifts More than anything, Sally is running weekdays, which is elated that her daughter’s perform- considered normal operation, ing career is taking off. “After 15 years of hard rejection Goyette said. The season total Ski patroller Hanna Brendt speeds down K & Emz, a trail at White Pass Ski Area's recently expanded facility, Monday. basically, it’s just a relief that other for snow at the summit is 94.5 people hear the talent I’ve always inches and 46.5 inches at the base, as of Monday. any other season in the past. year to help sure up the high Randy King, Mount Rain- heard,” she said. She said the ski area uses traffic patterns. This year it ier superintendent, said the Clark’s debut, “12 Stories,” was “Considering it’s a low snow year so far, we are actually the man-made snow to fill out became a 24-hour a day job popular snow park Paradise released on Oct. 22. the bottom portions of trails for three ‘snowmen,’ working According to Clark’s website, looking really good,” Goyette had a busy holiday season. on the mountain. About 7 per- around the clock.” publications including NPR, the said. “We keep getting just However, the Paradise snow cent of the mountain is cov- Around the region, other New York Post, New York Maga- enough snow to keep going.” play runs remain closed to zine and Rolling Stone have given Not all the snow is falling ered in man-made snow, Goy- recreation areas have had to sledders because of insuffi- the album rave reviews. from the sky for the White ette estimates. make due this winter, includ- cient snow depth. The snow USA Today, which named Pass Ski Area. Goyette said “It’s the most we ever made ing the Summit at Snoqualmie play runs need at least 5 feet the ski area has relied on more by far,” Goyette said. “We and Mount Rainier National please see MUSICIAN, page Main 14 man-made snow this year than make a little bit of snow every Park. please see SNOW, page Main 14

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Community Editor’s Best Bet McFeron to Perform at Matrix Coffeehouse

McFeron is joined on stage by longtime friend and musical Calendar accompanist Alisa Milner on fiddle, cello and harmony vocals. McFeron released his sev- WHAT’S HAPPENING? enth studio record “Time Will If you have an event you would like included in the Community Take You” on April 2. Produced Calendar, please email your information to [email protected]. by Doug Lancio (Grammy Include a daytime telephone number where you can be reached. nominated producer for Patty There is no charge for these listings. Griffin), the folk-rock album For questions about calendar items, call Doug Blosser at The also includes two of Ryan Ad- Chronicle, (360) 807-8238. ams’ Cardinals — drummer Brad Pemberton and pedal steel player Jon Graboff — as well as NAMI Lewis County Connections Today Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Nashville-based piano and or- Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- gan player Micah Hulscher and Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors [email protected] two from McFeron’s road band open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 — fiddler and harmony vocal- Seattle-based Ian McFeron ist Alisa Milner, and bassist and Health and Hope Medical Outreach, Wednesday, Jan. 8 free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 p.m., will be performing at 8 p.m. Sat- harmony vocalist Norman Bak- Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo urday at the Matrix Coffeehouse, er. Road, Centralia, for those whose income starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 434 NW Prindle St., Chehalis. Admission is $8. is less than 200 percent of the poverty Jackson Highway, Chehalis level, (360) 623-1485 Young Professionals Lewis County Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, (206) p.m., Providence Professional Center, Public Agencies 293-6126 Support Groups (360) 748-4347 Chemical Dependency-Mental Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Health-Therapeutic Court Sales Tax Ad- Coffeehouse, 434 NW Prindle St., Cheha- the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 visory Committee, 2:30 p.m., conference lis, (360) 740-0492 Thursday, Jan. 9 p.m., Morton Community Methodist room, Lewis County Public Health & So- SMART (School-Medical Autism Re- Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) cial Services Department, (360) 740-1148 view Team), community presentation, Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- 330-2640 Friends of the Centralia Timberland 6:30-8:30 p.m., Room 121, New Science house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Library and Library Board joint meeting, Center, Centralia College, call (360) 736- (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, 6 p.m., Centralia Timberland Library 9391, ext. 385 or email jmeister@centra- Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and lia.edu Public Agencies enter at rear of church, (360) 740-5556 Libraries Centralia Planning Commission, 6 Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Public Agencies p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Construction Night, for all ages, 6 Maple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7671 N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) p.m., Winlock Lewis County Civil Service Commis- Centralia College Board of Trustees, 3 736-9268 sion, noon, first floor training room, Law p.m., Hanson Boardrooms, Hanson Ad- and Justice Building, Chehalis ministration Building, Centralia College, Organizations call (360) 736-9391, ext 231 or email Friday, Jan. 10 NAMI Lewis County educational pro- Libraries [email protected] gram, 6-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith Che- Oregon Trail music and dancing, halis Timberland Library, (360) 880-8070 Preschool Story Time, for children open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., or [email protected] 3-6 years, 10:15 a.m., Tenino Libraries Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Twin Cit- Watercolor and acrylic painting, for Preschool Story Time, for children Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin ies Senior Center, Chehalis adults, 10:30 a.m., Oakville 3-6 years, 10 a.m. Chehalis Cities Senior Center Southwest Washington Mycological Family Story Time, for children age Potato and taco salad bar, open to Society, 6 p.m., WSU Lewis County Ex- Organizations 2-6, 10:30 a.m., Winlock everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior tension conference room, Lewis County Center, Winlock, (360) 785-4325 Courthouse, (360) 740-1212 Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., Organizations Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Winlock Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 (360) 748-1753, [email protected] Napavine American Legion Post 71, 7 Bucoda Oddfellows Community Center, Hair Nation, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter p.m., Napavine City Hall, (360) 295-3559 202 S. Main, Bucoda, (360) 273-9724 Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) Lewis County Beekeepers Associa- United Women in Business, 5:30 273-2000, ext. 301 Support Groups tion, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, Room 103, p.m., Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, The Rickshaw Variety Show, 7:30 Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, Centralia College, (360) 740-1212 (360) 388-5252 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $3-5, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck din- Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, (360) 740-0492 halis, sponsored by Human Response ner 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., (360) 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 864-2023 Network, (360) 748-6601 Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Libraries Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., Lewis County Writers, critique ses- Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- Support Groups sion, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Youth PageTurners, for youths grade dren pregnancy through 6 years old, Chehalis, http://lewiscountywriters. 4-6, 3:30 p.m., “The Breadwinner,” by sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Moth- Domestic violence support group, wordpress.com Deborah Ellis, Winlock ers of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 or 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the Friday Family Films, for all ages, 4 (360) 864-2168, email chehalismops@ halis, sponsored by Human Response American Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s p.m., Tenino gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/ Network, (360) 748-6601 Lutheran Church, 2190 Jackson Highway, chehalismops Loss of a Child Support Group, 7-8:30 Chehalis, September-May, (360) 740-5899 please see CALENDAR, page Main 9

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Jan. 7, 2014 Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 50.11 65.0 -0.01 90s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s H 73.77 85.0 -0.04 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 1.91 10.5 -0.03 50s Cowlitz at Randle Rain Likely Rain Likely Rain Likely Rain Likely Cloudy 40s H 5.41 18.0 -0.04 30s 43º 42º 47º 42º 47º 41º 48º 42º 47º 39º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 10.42 ---- +0.15 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:55 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 4:41 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 44 Moonrise ...... 11:19 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 27 42/40 30/24 Moonset...... Next Day Normal High ...... 46 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low...... 35 45/41 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 62 in 2002 Seattle Anchorage 28/20 mc 29/18 mc Record Low...... 9 in 1974 45/43 Boise 37/26 cl 39/28 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 25/14 pc 28/20 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 45/42 38/27 1/7 1/15 1/24 1/30 Dallas 47/35 s 51/39 ra Month to date ...... 0.17" Tacoma Honolulu 79/67 s 79/70 s Normal month to date ...1.31" Centralia 46/43 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 62/43 s 63/43 s Year to date...... 0.17" 43/42 Yakima Nashville 18/13 s 38/28 s Normal year to date .....1.31" Chehalis Allergen Today Wednesday Phoenix 65/42 s 63/43 s 35/24 Longview 43/41 Trees None None St. Louis 25/16 s 36/25 pc Salt Lake City 40/28 mc 40/25 mc AreaWe Want Conditions Your Photos 45/38 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 58/46 pc 56/47 mc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 16/13 s 31/23 s Portland 44/38 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 45/39 39/33 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Wed. Today Wed. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Wed. Today Wed. Baghdad 60/39 s 60/38 s New Delhi 67/43 s 67/44 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 46/22 pc 35/17 s Paris 55/48 sh 55/49 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 45/44 ra 47/42 ra Spokane 35/28 sn 37/32 rs London 52/45 ra 51/47 ra Rio de Janeiro 91/73 pc 94/73 s cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 45/43 ra 45/44 ra Tri Cities 34/26 ra 44/36 ra Mexico City 66/44 pc 70/44 pc Rome 59/42 pc 59/42 pc sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 45/42 ra 48/42 ra Wenatchee 35/27 rs 37/31 rs Moscow 36/34 cl 39/36 sn Sydney 70/61 mc 71/62 mc

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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., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 Latest Figures: Pending Home Sales Rise in Lewis County REPORT: Pending Home west Multiple Listing Service. median home price dropped to than 25 percent over the year. improvement in inventory (up In Western Washington, total $129,900 in December, which is a In the 21 counties served by 8.4 percent) and a similar gain Sales and Closed Sales closed sales reported an increase decrease of more than 2 percent Northwest MLS, pending sales in closed sales heading into the Rise in December of 8.41 percent in December from $132,568 last year. in December were down 1.69 new year, according to the latest compared to last year. Pending sales in Grays Har- percent from 12 months ago. Re- Northwest MLS report. By Kyle Spurr The median home price bor County grew by nearly 44 gionally, closed sales and total Brokers say the increased fig- [email protected] in Lewis County decreased to percent in December 2013 from real estate activity both grew by ures relate a healthier economy $112,500 in December from 2012, an increase from 50 pend- more than 8 percent. in Western Washington. Pending home sales in Lewis $162,500 this time last December. ing sales to 72. Median home prices in the “Positive job growth and the County increased by more than That is decrease of 30.77 percent. In Thurston County, the me- region rose more than 7.84 per- continuation of favorable low in- 25 percent and closed sales in- Overall, the total real estate dian home price increased by cent from $255,000 last year to terest rates are setting the stage creased by 28 percent in Decem- activity in Lewis County in- 10.81 percent from last December. $275,000 in December. for another good year in real es- ber compared to the same time creased 9.84 percent in Decem- Pending sales in Thurston Coun- Brokers with Northwest Mul- tate,” J. Lennox Scott, chairman one year ago, according to figures ber. ty also rose more than 9 percent tiple Listing Service ended the and CEO of John L. Scott Real released this week by the North- In Grays Harbor County, the and closed sales grew by more year with the best year-over-year Estate, said in a statement. Angela Meade Returns to Northwest for Benefit Concert PERFORMANCE: Centralia’s Lewis County was in December 2012 at Corbet Theatre on the Own Opera Star Will Centralia College Campus. Perform Jan. 18 at Pacific Meade, who began her pro- fessional opera career more than Lutheran University five years ago, is currently star- By Kyle Spurr ring as Alice Ford in The Metro- politan Opera’s new production [email protected] of “Falstaff,” by Giuseppe Verdi, Professional opera singer in New York City. Angela Meade will return to her She is the recipient of opera’s roots this month when she per- most prestigious honors, includ- forms during a special one night ing The Metropolitan Opera’s only benefit concert Jan. 18 at 2012 Beverly Sills Artist Award, Pacific Lutheran University in the 2011 Richard Tucker Award Tacoma. and Vienna’s Belvedere Compe- Meade, a Centralia College tition. and PLU graduate, will perform In May, Meade was named in memory of her mother, Debo- Artist of the Year by the Wash- rah Meade, who died of breast ington National Opera. cancer in July 2012. Proceeds Her next performance after from the concert will help es- PLU and New York City will be tablish the Angela Meade Vocal on Feb. 16 and 18 in Frankfurt, Performance Scholarship at PLU. Germany. The concert, which begins Since her professional debut at 7:30 p.m., will be held in the Elliott Townsend / For The Chronicle in 2008, Meade has become rec- Lagerquist Concert Hall in the Angela Meade, right, performs her Home for the Holidays concert at Corbet Theater at Centralia College. ognized internationally. Mary Baker Russell Music Cen- “Meade is astounding … She ter at PLU. To purchase tickets, visit plu. form in the play “Otello” during It’s serendipitously worked its has exceptional dynamic con- Tickets for the show are $50 edu/alumni/angela-meade-bene- the 2013 Opera in the Park at way into my schedule.” trol, able to move from floating for general admission and $25 fit-concert/home. Portland Summerfest. Meade, who currently lives pianissimos to sudden dramatic for PLU students. VIP tickets are Meade, who tries to squeeze “I like to do things in the area in New York, performed at the swells. … She is a very musical available for $100 and include a in at least one performance a and give back to the area I grew Portland Summerfest in 2010 as singer, naturally and intelligent- VIP champagne reception with year on the West Coast, was last up in,” Meade told The Chroni- the character Leonora in Il Tro- ly riding the phrase,” The New Meade after the concert. in the region in August to per- cle in July. “I love the West Coast. vatore. The last time she sang in Yorker said in a review. News in Brief other. The Columbian also re- the effects of hatchery stocks, the state about $1 billion a year in Eyman successfully spon- Rochester Author ported that Benton’s disrespect- Cindy Le Fleur, fish manager for lost revenue. sored measures to keep the two- Book Signing Jan. 18 ful treatment of Rivers interfered WDFW’s southwest region said. Under the measure, the tax thirds requirement on the books, By The Chronicle with her work performance in “Research has shown that cut could be avoided if the Leg- until the Supreme Court ruling. the Legislature. negative effects can range from islature advances to the ballot a Democrats, who are not sup- Renata Kell, a Rochester Benton contended Rivers interbreeding to competition for constitutional amendment that portive of such a constitutional author, will hold a book sign- shouted and swore at him on food and habitat,” Le Fleur said. would require a two-thirds vote amendment, control the House ing 3 p.m. Friday, Jan. 18, at April 19 on the floor of the Senate “Creating gene banks to protect to approve new taxes. and the governor’s office. Chang- Orca Books, 509 Fourth Ave. E., in what he calls “an uncontrol- wild steelhead in some areas is The measure is in response ing the state constitution requires Olympia. lable tirade” and again during required under the Statewide to a state Supreme Court ruling a two-thirds vote in both the The first time author will be a June caucus meeting. Rivers Steelhead Management Plan.” last year that found requiring a House and Senate, and simple- available to sign copies of her alleged that Benton called her Wild steelhead populations two-thirds vote in the Legislature majority approval by voters. book, “Post Trauma.” a “trashy trampy-mouthed little in the lower Columbia River to raise taxes is unconstitutional. Eyman needs to collect at least In the book, Kell, a certified girl” during a personnel meeting have been listed as “threatened” The court said a constitutional 246,372 valid voter signatures to nursing assistant, describes how with Senate leaders, and also said under the federal Endangered amendment would be needed to qualify the measure for the No- she overcame years of emotional Benton was trying to destroy her Species Act since 1998. put in place such a restriction. vember ballot. turmoil. reputation because she voted Le Fleur said the upcoming “‘Post Trauma’ follows the first against him in his unsuccessful meeting is designed to follow up two years of Kell’s unknowingly bid for Republican caucus chair. on one held in Vancouver in late becoming addicted to prescrip- The report recommends that November. tion pain pills. When she reveals the senators be counseled to use “A lot of the questions and this to her family and begins the “professional business language.” comments we’ve received since process of getting clean, her fam- then have focused on the North ily endures several tragic deaths,” Fork Toutle and Green rivers,” LOCKER PACKS Tate Publishing and Enterprises Thursday Meeting Le Fleur said. “We decided an- said in a news release. “Suffer- 7# Pork Chops 10# Beef Steak 114# Will Address Proposed other meeting dedicated to that 1 2 11 $ ing through physical and mental proposal might be helpful.” 5# Pork Steak 10# Beef Roast 435 withdrawals, Kell was unable to Cessation of Hatchery Recommendations for the 5# Bacon 10# Ground Beef 1/2 of 1/2 Beef be supportive and had to rely on 3# Sausage 25# 30# Releases in Toutle, North Fork Toutle/Green River 5# Pork Roast $65 $125 6# Rib Steak her family when they needed her watershed and other rivers pro- 5# T-Bone Steak 10# Beef Steak most.” Green Rivers posed as gene banks are posted 3 4 7# T-Bone According to the publisher, 5# Rib Steak 10# Beef Roast Steak By The Chronicle on WDFW’s website at http:// 5# Rolled Roast 10# Ground Beef the author reveals her struggles 5# Lean Ground 5# Pork Chops 4# Sirloin wdfw.wa.gov/publications/01559. 20# 35# Steak with addiction, a mental break- State fishery managers will Final selections will be for- Beef $119 $ down, PTSD and the aftermath hold a public meeting on Thurs- 145 warded to NOAA-Fisheries, 10# Ground Beef 12# Round of “severe physical and sexual day, in Centralia to discuss a pro- 6# Ground Beef 5 6 Steak which oversees salmon and steel- 6# Chicken 10# Chuck Steak childhood abuse.” posal to end the release of hatch- head recovery on the Columbia 5# Beef Roast 10# Round Steak 5# Sirloin Tip “This tremendous story of ery steelhead in the North Fork 5# Pork Steak 5# Pork Steak River. 22# 35# Steak faith reminds readers of the need Toutle River and Green River $ $115 49.99 23# Beef Roast to lean on one another and ac- watershed to support the recov- 10# Chuck Steak 20# Ground Beef 7 10# Beef Roast 8 cept the changes in their lives,” ery of wild fish. 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Excellent selection of CH513568sl.ke www.tatepublishing.com/book- cently proposed as “gene banks” would make it harder for law- BEEF, POULTRY & PORK store, or by visiting barnesand- for wild steelhead. The other makers to raise taxes. ...and much more! noble.com or amazon.com. two tributaries are the East Fork The proposal would reduce Prices valid 1-1-14 thru 1-31-14 Lewis River and the Wind River. the state sales tax from 6.5 per- The purpose of gene banks cent to 5.5 percent, The Seattle 105 W 1st St • Centralia, WA • (360) 736-8072 Report: Two Lawmakers is to protect wild steelhead from Times reported. That would cost Both at Fault for Lewis County Central Transfer Station Please ...Remove All Decorations & Tinsel Senate Spats 1411 S. Tower Avenue, Centralia NO FLOCKED OR ARTIFICIAL TREES WILL BE ACCEPTED. OLYMPIA (AP) — Adminis- Dec. 26 thru Jan. 12 daily 10 am to 4 pm Also: We reserve the right to refuse trees that do not comply. You may dispose of locked, trative officials at the Legislature East Lewis County Transfer Station Recycle your artiicial or decorated trees at the transfer stations where regular fees will be charged. have ruled that state Sen. Don 6745 US Hwy. 12, Morton Christmas tree Wreaths must be free of ribbon, wire and decorations. Benton shares blame for a series Dec. 26 thru Jan. 12 Mon. - Sat. 8:30 am to 5 pm lights now No trees or wreaths from commercial operations will be accepted. of spats he had last year with Sen. available at both In cooperation with WSU Lewis County Extension, WSU Master Gardeners & Master Recycler Composters of Lewis County, Paciic Mobile, Lewis County Ann Rivers. locations. Department of Public Works and Solid Waste Utility In documents released Mon- day, Senate officials say that both ions Gladly Accepted to Support Ma r Recycler CH512248cz.sw of the Republican senators from Donat ster Gardener & Maste Recycle er Programs at the Lewis Cou nly! Clark County violated workplace Compost nty Central Transfer Station site o rules by using demeaning lan- Christmas Trees & Wreaths guage when dealing with each Anyone with questions may call 740-1452, 740-1212 or 1-800-749-5980. Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 LOCAL Whatever Happened To: Horse Whisperer Leigh Shambo Finding Success EQUINE THERAPY: Lewis book published earlier this year. “They’ve written a lot of emotion- County Couple Pleased al stuff that’s very rich, but this is With Sales of Book the first book to explore the sci- entific basis.” Released Last Year Shambo did not have exact By Lisa Broadt figures immediately available [email protected] but said she has been pleased with sales, conducted mostly Editor’s Note: The following through her personal website story concludes The Chronicle’s and Amazon.com annual look back at interesting She was pleasantly surprised stories from the past year. to find she has made back much “The Listening Heart” has 10 of the money she put in — espe- five-star reviews on Amazon. cially because it has allowed her com. But what coauthor Leigh to share the funds with others. Shambo is most excited about is Since Dec. 1, 100 percent the range of people who wrote of sales has gone to the United those reviews. Methodist Committee on Relief “It’s a wide audience,” she said, to help typhoon victims in the “There’s people who are new to it, Philippines, Shambo said. people already in the field who “I’m eager to see what it will have expertise. It’s also read by many of my clients.” amount to,” she said. “Probably A Chehalis horse trainer and several hundred dollars.” licensed mental health therapist, Meanwhile, the day-to-day Shambo co-wrote the book with operations at her Chehalis ranch her husband, David Young. continue. The self-published book has Interest in the field of equine been seven years in the making. therapy, particularly its empha- It is a volume of research intend- sis on mindfulness — a hot topic ed to explain the mysteries of in the larger world of mental equine-facilitated therapy, a type health — has helped to grow her of counseling conducted in the clientele base. presence of horses. “Embedded in our method, According to the couple, the which is described in the book,” book breaks new ground. she said, “is the practice of mind- “A lot of people have been fulness and emphasis on the banging away at this subject for mind/body connection and how Pete Caster / [email protected] a while,” Young, a horse trainer that relates to emotional and Licensed Mental Health Counselor Leigh Shambo and student Shirley Mitchell connect, following Mitchell’s session with and researcher, said about the mental health.” Cloud, one of ive horses that assist in the equine-facilitated psychotherapy used by Shambo. Winlock’s Cecilia Legat Celebrates 100th Birthday

By Brenda Blevins McCorkle The couple went on to have The Daily News three sons. In 1960, Sherman died from what Cecilia believed When Maria Legat took her was a heart attack. daughter, Cecilia, to her first Never one to sit on her hands, day of school in 1919, the child Cecilia went to work hefting screamed, cried and clung to her 60-pound crates of eggs and mother’s legs, as children often “candling” them (checking the do. eggs for blood spots and other The idea of starting school quality issues) at Allegre’s Egg did not scare Cecilia. She was Supply in Winlock. frightened because she could not “I was glad that I had some speak English. work when Sherman passed Maria and her husband, Al- away,” she said. ois, who emigrated from Austria She kept working, retiring in 1902, had difficulties grasping from the egg company in 1972. the language of their newfound During her years with Allegre, home so they never taught it to she supplied her family with ed- their children. ible egg “seconds.” “I cried and I cried, and the “I remember all the eggs we teacher said, ‘Take her home.’ It’s used to eat were the ones that scary when you can’t talk,” Ceci- had the blood spots on them, but lia said, noting she began school they were still good,” said her the next year. courtesy photo son, Dave Rarey, who makes his Winlock centenarian Cecilia (Legat) Today Cecilia, who recently home in Castle Rock with wife celebrated her 100th birthday, Rarey Swinney has knitted more than Nancy. Cecilia’s other children 700 cotton caps for local charities since speaks flawless English without and in-law are Winlock residents a hint of an accent. She lives in she moved into a Chehalis retirement Lloyd Rarey, and Ed and Lu- home. a Chehalis retirement home af- Ella Rarey. Cecilia also has nine ter spending all but the last three grandchildren, 24 great-grand- years of her life on her family’s children and 11 great-great- bia River. They lived on Cecilia’s homestead in the St. Urban area grandchildren. piece of the family homestead outside of Winlock. In 1963, Cecilia married Earl until Earl’s death in 1997. She was born in St. Urban on “Until she moved here, she Swinney. She knew him from courtesy photo Dec. 24, 1913. dances she and Sherman attend- had lived on that property her After her rough start, Ceci- entire life,” daughter-in-law This photo of Cecilia and her irst husband, Sherman Rarey, was taken the year ed at the Cowlitz Prairie Grange. they married — 1933. lia attended class in St. Urban’s Earl also attended them with his Nancy said. small one-room schoolhouse. late wife. Cecilia remained active in she has knitted more than 700 that’s about it,” her son pointed out. The building’s plumbing was Earl, who was employed at a her home until 2010, when a fall soft cotton caps for local chari- Cecilia said she is happy as located outdoors and included lumber mill, eventually was on prevented her from reaching the ties. She also has a closet full of long as she can stay busy. And a well with a hand pump and disability after losing fingers in phone to call for help for 45 min- clothing she has sewn and knit- her son said he is happy to see his a bucket that sometimes filled utes. After that, she said, she was ted for herself. work-related accidents. mother reach the 100-year mile- with pollywogs. The couple enjoyed traveling afraid to live alone and moved to Until a recent bout of illness, “Phillip Schaeffer used to go in their “Mini Winnie” (a small Chehalis. her health was nearly perfect. stone. down in there with his hand and Winnebago motor home) and She still keeps busy. She en- “Her blood pressure is great, “I think it’s great,” he said. “I scoop them up and eat those pol- salmon fishing on the Colum- joys playing bingo. In addition, and she takes a baby aspirin and wish she could make it to 200.” lywogs,” she said, laughing. Cecilia worked on the fam- ily farm, where her parents and siblings raised cows, chickens and pigs. She plowed the fields Did your family welcome a and hauled hay, building mus- Babies of cles that allowed her to excel at school sports, especially baseball. new addition in 2013? She played shortstop. In her spare time, she was the unofficial mail delivery per- Babies of 2013 contest son for her family and a neigh- 2013 Entry Criteria: All babies must have been born in 2013 and bor. She walked a plank road reside in Lewis County or in The Chronicle's circulation area. between the homes. During the PUBLIC VOTING on Chronline.com will determine the top wet months, the area’s high water three babies and local judges will choose the overall winner table caused the boards to sink a from the top three popular votes. bit and wetness to slosh over the The Chronicle is not responsible for incorrect names or other information. wood. Submit electronically now on Chronline.com. She met Sherman Rarey in (Cell phone photos will not be accepted.) school. The local boy played the drums and trombone in the or- 3 winners will be chosen! chestra and also sang. During her freshman year, Cecilia left $150 cash for the Entry Deadline: Sunday, February 9th high school to help her family. Voting: February 14th — March 2nd She and Sherman began dating Publication Date: Thursday, March 20th and married in 1933. They built 1st place winner! a home on five acres of her fam- Southwest Washington ily’s 20-acre homestead while Family Sherman worked first as a cream 360-807-8203. CH513280cw.ke tester for a creamery in Winlock, For more information call then as a road grader for Lewis County. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014

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Balances “The board is on record as say- occasion.” Leader Mark Schoesler of Ritz- year as the top recipients of free Hodgin, who filed the com- may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers ing that if at the end of the 2014 ville said Friday, referring to meals from lobbyists. in Education. session the Legislature doesn’t plaint to the ethics board, said in Moeller’s bill. Schoesler added The top-five lawmakers on an August interview he thinks BACK ISSUES want to take the matter up, the that he was speaking for him- the wined-and-dined list, and board will.” lawmakers should simply pay for Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- self and not the GOP-dominated the amounts of their gifts, were their own meals. able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks No specific legislation is in Majority Coalition Caucus that Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale, old are $2 per issue. the works, but lawmakers in Citizen activist Rob Kava- controls the state Senate and $2,029; Sen. Steve Litzow, R-Mer- THE NEWSROOM both the Senate and House say cer Island, $1,477; Sen. Joe Fain, naugh of Lacey said he is disap- whose members were the top re- For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact the divided Legislature might ac- cipients of lobbyists’ generosity. R-Auburn, $1,428; Sen. Mike pointed the ethics board mem- bers didn’t act to define the law the appropriate person listed below. tually act on the topic when they “I think the most important Hewitt, R-Walla Walla, $1,228; REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR convene for a 60-day session that thing is disclosure that is easy and Senate Republican Leader on their own. He said lawmakers Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 starts Monday, Jan. 13. to track,” Schoesler said, noting Schoesler, $1,101. ought to at least define “infre- [email protected] One idea is from Democratic that he and other lawmakers Rep. Hunter was listed at quent.” Assistant Editor Rep. Jim Moeller, who wants to have been frustrated to learn lob- about $1,040. He offered a simple defini- Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 use more disclosure to simply byists report them as guests and There may be other propos- tion of infrequent: “Rarely, un- [email protected] usual and not more than a dozen Sports Editor shame lawmakers into taking for food tabs that seem too high. als once lawmakers start ses- Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 fewer freebies. His House Bill At the same time, he said a sion. House Majority Leader (meals) during the legislative ses- [email protected] 1005 would give the state Public ban could get in the way of law- Pat Sullivan, D-Covington, has sion.” Visuals Editor Disclosure Commission, which makers going to receptions put complained that lobbyists often Kavanaugh added that the Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 regulates money in politics, new on by groups from their home report spending for meals for legislation is needed only be- [email protected] technology so that electroni- districts that visit the Capitol. lawmakers at levels much higher cause the ethics board “can’t Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, cally filed lobbyist reports can be make decisions. It’s laughable East Lewis County Communities Moeller, who was out of the than the actual value. Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 searched and cross-referenced. country Friday, has proposed his Sullivan said in an interview that they met three times and [email protected] Under Moeller’s plan, the bill several times in recent years last August that he’s been to re- couldn’t resolve the issue.’’ Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, West and Central Lewis County Communities Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 News in Brief [email protected] Please Recycle Lewis County Government, Politics, South unteer Week in April. Heritage Kung Fu & Tai Chi Thurston County Communities and Oakville Annual Foreclosure Sale This Newspaper Lisa Broadt ...... 807-8237 Winners will receive con- in Adna will provide the chance [email protected] Features 55 Properties sultation services provided by for locals to empower themselves Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, South Lewis County Communities By The Chronicle Wimmer Solutions and United and protect their loved ones, in- Way King County to help them structor Cindy Johnson said in a Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 Lewis County will hold its enhance their community ser- news release. [email protected] 2013 foreclosure sale on Friday, vice projects. “It is a traditional art that is Sports, News and Photography Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 Jan. 24. One winner will be selected always evolving, which makes it As of now, 55 properties will [email protected] to represent Washington state effective for all sizes, body types January 3 - January 9 Death Notices, What’s Happening, be sold. at the national ceremonies in and athletic abilities,” Johnson Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices Fifteen of those 55 properties Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 Washington, D.C., in the sum- said. “It isn’t all about punches • Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 hold private residences. and kicks. It’s also about charac- $4 PG [email protected] mer. 11:30am & 2:30pm (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) It’s the greatest number of The Jefferson Awards are a ter development.” [email protected] foreclosed homes Lewis County national recognition program While its curriculum is de- Enders Game [email protected] Church News Treasurer Rose Bowman has established in 1972 by Jacqueline signed for teens and adults, Heri- $4 • PG-13 6:00pm Jackie Hammond ...... 807-8217 seen in 20 years. Kennedy Onassis and Sen. Rob- tage Kung Fu also offers a special CH513088cz.ke “There are people who just [email protected] ert Taft Jr. program for children. hor: he Dark World Senior Media Developer can’t keep up and decide to walk To make a nomination, visit The school will celebrate its $4 • R (21+) Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 away,” Bowman said. www.seattlecityclub.org/jeffer- grand opening with a free “Bully 9:00pm (No Tuesday) [email protected] The 2013 Certificate of Delin- sonawards. Nomination materials Proof” class starting at 4 p.m. at The Lowest Pair: featuring Kendl Winter, THE CHRONICLE quency was filed with the court Tuesday, 7 pm, all ages must be received by CityClub no the Sandrini Gym in Adna. $12.25 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday PUBLISHER on July 31. “We all know that bullying Minor with parent before 7 pm only later than 11:59 p.m., Friday, Feb. 28. $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 To avoid foreclosure sale of can be a big problem for our chil- 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia (360) 736-1634 [email protected] the property, all taxes, interest, dren,” Johnson said. “It can hap- Sales Director penalty and costs must be paid Democrats to Hold pen anywhere, not just at school. Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 prior to the day of sale. This class is for school age chil- [email protected] Forum Saturday dren. It will help them by giving FREE Circulation Manager By The Chronicle them tools to deal with bully sit- Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 Nominate a Leader for uations. Parents are encouraged CPR [email protected] A candidate forum for the Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE to attend with their child.” Washington’s Jefferson Washington State Democratic CLASS Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 Awards for Public chair will be held Saturday at the Johnson is the head instruc- [email protected] Lewis County Courthouse. tor of Heritage Kung Fu & Tai Jan. 13th, 3:30p.m. Design Director Service There will be a social hour Chi and will be teaching regular- Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 with light appetizers from noon ly scheduled classes at its new lo- Hospital conference room [email protected] By The Chronicle until 1 p.m. The forum will be cation. 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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 Sheriff Must Take Strong Stand on Deputy DUIs

The announcement Monday either on or off duty.” the press release. Now is the time for Mans- by the Lewis County Sheriff’s Our Views Deputy Christopher P. We don’t have to look too field and the sheriff’s office to Office that another one of its dent was discovered by reporters. Fulton, 31, of Napavine, was far back to find another deputy make a strong statement that the deputies had been arrested for Sheriff Steve Mansfield is- arrested and released by the cuffed for climbing behind the men and women who uphold allegedly driving under the sued a strong statement promis- Washington State Patrol at about wheel of a vehicle and endanger- our laws are in no way above influence of alcohol was disap- ing an immediate internal inves- 1 a.m. Saturday after he was ing the lives of others. them. pointing to say the least. tigation. He said a full account stopped in his private vehicle on Veteran law enforcement The sheriff’s statement ap- Embarrassing might be a of the incident will be released Interstate 5. officer Jeff. S. Humphrey was pears to be the first step toward more apt descriptor for the ar- to the public when the inquiry is Fulton was not booked into arrested in September after driv- achieving that goal. rest, which comes just months complete. jail, a detail that is slightly sus- ing through a crime scene while We hope that the punish- after another of the office’s dep- “Impaired drivers are one of picious and will lead many to off duty in his own vehicle. ment will send a dual message uties was arrested for the same the biggest threats to people in wonder why he escaped pun- He was eventually demoted to the public, conveying that of- dangerous crime in September. our community,” he said in the ishment regularly doled out to from his position as a detective ficers of the law will be held ac- The sheriff’s office was forth- statement. “My commitment is other drivers. at the sheriff’s office and forced countable and that driving while coming with information on the to aggressively remove impaired The sheriff’s office said it did to serve a two-week, unpaid sus- under the influence of alcohol is most recent arrest, providing drivers from our roadways. I not know why he was not put pension. still one of the most dangerous media outlets with a detailed will not tolerate this type of per- behind bars for the night, as is He was dealt a deferred sen- actions one can undertake — press release well before the inci- formance from my employees the normal policy, according to tence last month. with or without a badge. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Got Any Medicine for Obamacare Headaches? It’s Jan. 5 and I’m still not Lindsay Harjo said last month. sure what insurance I’ll have in “They have a goal. They must be 2014. responsible and show up. We Our insurance carrier can- hold them accountable.” celed our catastrophic policy The Literacy Council as- last fall. It wasn’t a great plan sisted more than 200 people anyway. For two children and last year, twice as many as it me, we paid for doctor’s visits, helped two years ago. Forty-two prescriptions and all medical earned GEDs. costs up to $5,500 — plus a “You never know who’s go- $466 monthly premium. ing to come through the door,” Now, under Obamacare Harjo said. “It’s a privilege. It’s mandates, the same carrier a ministry.” offered us a similar high-de- ductible policy, Reynolds Lawsuit but the price jumped $230 a When I read last month month. Ouch. that Ron Reynolds and his son, That’s $673 Jonathan, are suing the Lewis a month — County Coroner’s Office, I $8,076 a year — groaned. Letters to the Editor HOW TO REACH plus our medi- Will we ever move beyond cal expenses up the cloud hovering over our Advice Given for Writing to Lawmakers ELECTED OFFICIALS to $4,000 each. By Julie McDonald community since the Dec. 16, To the editor: Facing 1998, death of Ronda Reynolds? The state Legislature in Olympia begins its session on Legislative Hotline: (800) 562-6000 fallout from Did she shoot herself and make Jan. 13 and ends on March 12. In even-numbered years the Affordable Care Act, my it look like she was murdered, like this one, the Legislature meets for only 60 days. That 20TH DISTRICT husband and I met with Mark as she told a friend she would means that the process will move very swiftly. Waunch of Jeff Holman Insur- do if she faced another divorce? When a bill is introduced, it must be heard in an Lewis County and ance in October. I feel sorry for Or did Ron Reynolds or his son open public committee hearing, it must pass the house in Southwestern Thurston County Mark, Bob Hollan and other kill her and stage it to look like which it was introduced (i.e. the Senate or the House), and State Sen. John Braun insurance agents helping clients a suicide? then it moves to the other house, where it goes through a P.O. Box 40420 determine how to afford medi- Quite honestly, short of second committee hearing and a trip to the floor for yet Olympia, WA 98504-0420 cal insurance under Obamacare. someone confessing, we’ll never another vote. All this will take place in just a few weeks, phone: (360) 786-7638 I told Mark he should market know what happened. and a bill may “die” at any point along the process simply fax: (360) 786-1999 migraine medicine to all of his In October 2011, a five-per- because there are not enough votes to pass it. email: [email protected] colleagues. son jury at an inquest called by There will be hundreds of bills introduced, so if you I believe America’s health Coroner Warren McLeod ruled wish to keep track of all the different issues, you will State Rep. Richard DeBolt care system needed to be re- the 38-year-old woman’s death want to pay particular attention in the first two weeks P.O. Box 40600 vamped because premiums a homicide committed by either of the session. A good place to look at different pieces of Olympia, WA 98504-0600 kept increasing while coverage Ron or Jonathan Reynolds. legislation is at www.washingtonvotes.org. phone: (360) 786-7896 continually dropped. But the The prosecutor had already The legislators for Lewis County, depending on where fax: (360) 786-7871 Affordable Care Act isn’t the stated he didn’t have enough you live, are Sens. John Braun and Brian Hatfield and email: [email protected] answer, and it’s anything but evidence to convict anyone of Reps. Richard DeBolt, Ed Orcutt, Dean Takko and Brian State Rep. Ed Orcutt affordable. The system provides a crime, but McLeod issued ar- Blake. You can find their contact information at www.leg. hardworking people with an P.O. Box 40600 rest warrants anyway. wa.gov. If you wish to contact them about an issue or a Olympia, WA 98504-0600 incentive to quit earning money When Reynolds and his son particular piece of legislation, here are some guidelines. so they can receive subsidies to phone: (360) 786-7990 appeared in court, charges were Include your name, address and phone number with email: [email protected] help pay exorbitant insurance dismissed immediately. At the all emails. If you do not include your address, it is im- premiums. time, I felt McLeod was grand- possible to know if you are a resident of the 19th or 20th It makes no sense. standing; he said the law left District or even the state of Washington. Your elected 19TH DISTRICT him no choice. officials receive emails from all over the state, but they Pacific, Wahkiakum and Parts Literacy Council Either way, after Reynolds place a priority on the people from their own district. of Lewis, Grays Harbor drew pay as principal while sit- You and I expect our legislators to represent our opinions and Cowlitz Counties To help others help them- and values, not those of the people of Seattle or anywhere selves, consider volunteering ting home from mid-October State Sen. Brian Hatfield 2011 to June 2012, and later else. Use your address, so your legislator can identify you. P.O. Box 40419 with the Lewis County Literacy Many activists and groups send “blast emails” to all Council. received $140,000 from the Olympia, WA 98504-0419 Toledo School District under a their members, asking them to send a form letter about a phone: (360) 786-7636 Its goal is to empower peo- separation agreement, I thought particular issue. Personalize your email. A common tac- fax: (360) 786-1446 ple to become self-sufficient by that — finally — we could put tic of some of these groups is to send in dozens or hun- email: [email protected] making it easier to find a job. this to rest. dreds of emails with false names and/or addresses. There Nearly one-fifth of Lewis I hope the family drops the might be a few valid messages mixed in with the others, State Rep. Brian Blake County residents 18 to 25 don’t lawsuit. County taxpayers don’t but unfortunately, there is not enough time available to P.O. Box 40600 have a high school diploma or need to spend more money on a check the validity of every email that comes into a legis- Olympia, WA 98504-0600 equivalent credentials, making case that has been investigated lator’s office. The result is that the bogus emails will be phone: (360) 786-7870 fax: (360) 786-1276 it harder for them to find jobs. to death. discarded. Send emails that are personalized and have That can change, though, with email: [email protected] And I believe that McLeod accurate information. tutors who help people improve Everyone who takes the time to write to their legisla- reading skills and donors who has done a fine job as coroner, State Rep. Dean Takko receiving many grants to bring tors is important, and his or her opinion deserves to be P.O. Box 40600 cover the $150 fee for GED considered. But since legislators get hundreds of letters tests. the office into the 21st century. Olympia, WA 98504-0600 ••• and emails, keep your message personalized, clear and phone: (360) 786-7806 Last year, 22 tutors volun- concise, and include your name, address and phone fax: (360) 786-7210 teered more than 1,000 hours to Julie McDonald, a personal his- torian and former journalist who number. These simple steps will help your legislators email: [email protected] help eager adults improve their lives in Toledo, owns Chapters of Life, more effectively represent you in Olympia. lives. a company dedicated to preserving “We work with the cream of family stories. She may be reached at Ruth Peterson the crop,” Executive Director [email protected]. Curtis

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The Chronicle / File photo Gail Olson, research scientist with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, right, and project employee Lisa Hiam check one of their traps for a Mazama pocket gopher in the Mima mounds of West Rocky Nature Preserve near Maytown, April 13, 2011.

Virtual Gophers Dig Up Mima Mounds Mystery DISPUTED: Local Experts Disagree With Professor’s Claim That Gophers Created Mounds By Craig Sailor The Olympian A California geology professor says he’s solved one of the endur- ing geological mysteries of the Pa- cific Northwest. Emmanuel “Manny” Gabet, a geomorphologist at San Jose State The Chronicle / File photo University, says prehistoric gen- A Mazama pocket gopher gets scanned on April 13, 2011, to see if it is one of the erations of pocket gophers created surviving gophers released in the Mima mounds of West Rocky Nature Preserve the vast fields of Mima mounds near Maytown. found in south Puget Sound and in other locations around the showed gophers moved soil uphill or near the surface in nearly all world. in response to wet soil conditions. Mima mound sites, making water Gabet’s findings, aided by two “I used the data from those saturation a common occurrence. co-researchers, were presented tracer experiments to essentially But Goldstein and Walsh said The Chronicle / File photo in December at a meeting of the control how my virtual gophers other differences in the locations Lisa Hiam tries to coax a Mazama pocket gopher out of a trap in the Mima mounds American Geophysical Union in behaved,” Gabet said. “I started and types of soils found in differ- of West Rocky Nature Preserve near Maytown, April 13, 2011. San Francisco. The conclusions with a flat surface and over time ent mound sites make a common have been reported by dozens of the Mima mounds in the model origin of gopher architects highly become saturated to the point it “In the model, if I turn off the media outlets around the world, just started to emerge.” unlikely. would affect gophers, Olson said. gophers, the mounds just disap- including the BBC, The Econo- Gabet stands by his gopher “(The soils) are generally well pear over time,” he said. mist, Der Spiegel, Popular Science The Cold Shoulder theory. drained,” she said. “They don’t and public radio. “In these situations where the pool water. It would be a rare Mound Making Not so fast, say local geologists Washington state scientists soil gets waterlogged they must be are receiving Gabet’s findings event to have gophers saturated and wildlife researchers. responding to some soil moisture with water.” There are numerous ways to “Any time a scientist says, ‘I with all the warmth of an ice age. cues,” he said. “They feel their make ordinary mounds in nature, “What this guy has is a simula- Goldstein and Walsh concur solved the mystery of …’ almost burrows getting wet or their feet that the soils in and around West- Walsh said, from permafrost to tion. It’s not evidence. It’s within earthquake liquefaction. every normal scientist starts roll- getting wet. … That flips some ern Washington’s mounds drain the realm of possibilities,” Gold- Goldstein isn’t willing to cite ing their eyes,” said University of switch in their behavior and they quickly. stein said. “But there are many, any theory or even hypothesis Puget Sound geology professor start pushing soil uphill. And that The Mima Mounds Natural Barry Goldstein. “It’s not the style many other things in the realm of is what was found in that tracer about the Mima mounds’ forma- possibilities.” Area Preserve doesn’t have go- tion but he did mention an “idea”: most of us are accustomed to. It study that was so surprising, that phers living there but some live almost always means what you’re Goldstein studies the geology in some cases they push soil up- a major earthquake. behind glaciers. Research he and in other Mima mound areas, Ol- “If an earthquake had hit while going to get is something pretty hill.” son said. They occur naturally in simplistic. others have done in the area show Gabet said a gopher’s lifespan the surface was still wet (during the local Mima mounds were the Scatter Creek Wildlife Area the ice age), the water-saturated “Things are usually more com- is about two to three years but it and were introduced in the West plicated than that.” formed within just a few decades takes hundreds of years to build material can form into those and possibly much shorter. Gabet Rocky Prairie Wildlife Area. Vast shapes,” he said. the mounds. mound fields also exist on Joint said he’s never visited Washing- “So each gopher only benefits Goldstein said he doesn’t lie Theories Old and New ton’s Mima mounds. His studies Base Lewis-McChord. awake at night pondering the ori- in a minor way from their own Olson said gopher mounds — Starting with the Chehalis concentrated on Mima mound work,” he said. gin of the mounds but, “It’s a fea- Tribe, who thought the mounds fields near Merced, Calif. the 6-inch-tall variety — don’t last ture that requires explanation. If we were the result of a great flood, Gabet’s explanation might long as they are quickly eroded by could really understand their for- many have tried to explain the or- work for Merced’s area, Goldstein Gopher Broke rain, wind and other animals. mation, it may give us insight into igin of the hillocks, each about 40 said, but not others. A wildlife researcher who “They just disappear over time,” something else as well,” he said. feet wide and 7 feet tall, that flow Another local geologist also studies pocket gophers on the she said. “They are fairly random, Will the mystery of the rhythmically across hundreds of thinks Gabet is making moun- Mima prairie said she’s never seen at least to us, where they occur.” mounds ever be solved? acres. tains out of gopher hills. the little mammals push soil up- Mima mounds, by contrast, Washington state geologists The mounds are a recurring “He started with the assump- hill. occur with an almost geometric aren’t placing any bets. feature throughout the world tion that all mounds that people “The computer model seems to regularity. From the air it appears “They’re kind of fun to dink but one of the largest expanses call Mima mounds have a com- have been built on gopher behav- as if the Earth has goosebumps. around with,” Walsh said. “But of them, and where they get their mon origin and that is a flawed ior that I haven’t seen,” said Gail Gabet said his model takes nobody gets funded to study name, occurs about 10 miles approach,” said Tim Walsh, a Olson, a wildlife research scientist erosion into account. Mima mounds.” south of Tumwater in the Mima geologist with Washington’s De- with the state Department of Fish Mounds Natural Area Preserve. partment of Natural Resources. “I and Wildlife. “I don’t know of any One of the first modern theo- don’t see how you can make the switch that would change their ries was that they might be Native leap that all mounds formed that behavior like that.” American burial mounds. way.” Gabet said, accounting for The Books of Lewis County In the 1840s Commodore Walsh, who studies stratigra- size, Mima mounds are the larg- Charles Wilkes, who was ex- phy, emphasized he was speaking est structures built by any mam- Available now! ploring the region for the Navy, for himself. DNR takes no posi- mal on Earth — with the excep- A Simple Song by brought an excavation crew to the tion on how the mounds were tion of humans. Olson isn’t ready Russ Mohney Mima Prairie with the idea they formed. to give gophers that much credit. would find skeletons or artifacts Goldstein and Walsh said “They are not building any- in the mounds. They came up the Puget Sound mounds were thing,” she said. “They are just empty-handed. formed on a terrace that bor- getting rid of dirt in their tunnels.” Other theories have included dered advancing and ebbing gla- Olson said she’s never seen $ 99 28ea earthquakes, glaciers, gas venting, ciers during the waning days of one build a mound taller than 6 + Tax whirlpools, gigantic gophers and, the most recent ice age — about or 8 inches. $ 99 12 ea of course, aliens. 15,000 years ago. Water that “There’s no concept of uphill + Tax Gabet studies landscape evo- flowed past the ice sheets and or downhill,” she said. “They live Our Hometowns Volume 1-3 lution. over the terrace drained into the in closed tunnel systems under- “We look at things like rivers, ancient Chehalis River. ground. I hardly have ever seen slopes and glaciers and study the one above ground.” $ 95 processes of erosion and how sed- Unique to Area If they spent time outside 18ea iment and soil get moved around One peculiar aspect of the their burrows, Olsen said, “They + Tax the landscape,” he said. mound formation in the Lit- would get picked off by a raptor Book Only $ 99 + Tax The idea that normal-size tlerock area is that older and pretty quickly.” 9 ea gophers built the mounds to get newer terraces exist above and Olson concentrates her re- DVD Only above the water table was first below the terrace that contain the search on prairie wildlife, mostly $ 99 + Tax postulated in the 1950s, Gabet mounds. But those other terraces, focusing on pocket gophers for The Flood 3 ea which are made of the same mate- DVD & Book said. What makes his research the past six years. The little crit- of 2007 Combo Walkin’ Joe novel and why he says he’s solved rial, are mound-free today. ters are a hot topic. They are listed Book & DVD $ 98+ Tax and the Midnight Marauders the mystery is the addition of a “If pocket gophers did do this, by the state as threatened and 13ea by Dennis R. Waller new kind of gopher to the theory: they would just have easily been have been a candidate for listing CH487162cf.sw virtual gophers. able to do it on the higher or lower under the federal Endangered Stop in today to one of these Gabet developed a computer ones,” Goldstein said. “Especially Species Act for decades. locations and get your copy!! model that contained the simulat- the newer terrace when the cli- A decision is expected in ed gophers. He used data from a mate would have been warmer.” March, Olson said. Lewis County Mima mound study done in San Gabet said a water-imperme- The prairies of Western Wash- Historical Museum Diego where iron tracer pellets able layer of hardpan exits under ington in general don’t tend to Main 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014

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Sirens Powerball: Death Notices Next jackpot: $70 million CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT • Keith A. Smith, 50, Roch- • Joshua T. Strobel, 23, Win- • REBECCA A. O’SKEA-DAHL, 66, Winlock, Mega Millions: died Thursday, Jan. 2, at home. Private ester, was cited for alleged tres- lock, was arrested and booked Next jackpot: $15 million services and burial will be held. Arrange- Heroin Possession passing after returning to a busi- for alleged second-degree assault Lotto: after reportedly attempting to ments are under the direction of New- • Ian D. Angelo, 36, Centra- ness at 6:52 p.m. Friday on the ell-Hoerlings’s Mortuary, Centralia. Next jackpot: $6.1 million strangle his wife during an ar- lia, was arrested and booked for 2000 block of Cooks Hill Road • MARGARET RUTH MONTGOMERY, 88, Match 4: 11-12-13-17 gument at 10 a.m. Friday on the alleged possession of heroin at 8 after being warned not to return. Napavine, died Monday, Dec. 30, in Cen- Daily Game: 3-4-4 tralia. A graveside service will be at 11 100 block of Harkins Road in Keno: 01-08-12-17-18-19-24-27-28-30- a.m. Monday on the 400 block of a.m. today at Burney Cemetery, Burney, Winlock. 38-42-46-54-56-58-59-62-70-76 East Park Street in Napavine. CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Calif. A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. at Grace Community Bible Church, Bur- Stolen Phone Theft and Assault Crashes ney. Local arrangements are under the Commodities • Jonathan A. Robles, 18, Cen- direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, Gas in Washington — $3.376 (AAA • A phone from a business • Jesse B. Kelley, 32, Cheha - Winlock. tralia, was cited for allegedly us- of Washington) on the 1200 block of Lum Road lis, was arrested and booked for • PATRICIA ANN NAUMANN, 72 Centralia, Crude Oil — $93.72 per barrel (CME ing his cellphone while driving was reported stolen at 9:03 a.m. alleged third-degree theft at 7:35 died Friday, Jan. 3, at home. A funeral Group) after he lost control of his 2002 Monday. There is a suspect and p.m. Friday on the 100 block of service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Gold — $1,238 (Monex) Mazda and crashed at 8 p.m. Fri- Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. the case is still under investiga- Silver — $20.15 (Monex) Southwest 11th Street after he day on the 1900 block of South Private burial will be held. Arrange- tion. reportedly stole $51 worth of al- ments are under the direction of Newell Scheuber Road. The car was a Hoerling’s. cohol from Safeway. While being total loss. Corrections Burglary arrested at the residence on 11th • LEROY D. TRUITT, 79, Chehalis, died • Colby A. Ryan, 26, Toledo, Saturday, Jan. 4, at home. No services ••• Street, Patricia A. Padrick, 41, • Medication was reported was cited for reportedly speeding are planned. Arrangements are under The Chronicle seeks to be accu- Centralia, reportedly interfered stolen from a residence at 10:01 too fast for conditions and fail- the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, rate and fair in all its reporting. If Winlock. p.m on the 600 block of South with police and was arrested for ing to stop at a stop sign after he you find an error or believe a news Tower Avenue. Monday. The Third-degree assault. struck an embankment at 10 p.m. item is incorrect, please call the victim possibly knows the sus- Saturday at North Military Road Lotteries newsroom as soon as possible at pect and the case is ongoing. RV Theft and Koontz Road. Ryan, along 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. with two 17-year-old female pas- Washington’s Sunday Games Monday through Friday. Obstructing Public Servant • A battery from an RV was sengers and a 19-year-old male reported stolen at 3:26 p.m. Sat- passenger, was transported to • Meagan M. Hayward-Rice, urday from the 1600 block of Providence Centralia Hospital Funeral Alternatives 33, Kelso, was arrested and Southeast Aust Manor Drive. with minor injuries from the ac- booked for allegedly obstruct- cident. Ryan’s 2000 Saturn GL Our Lewis County Arrangement Ofice ing a public servant at 3:07 a.m. Green Hill Assault was destroyed in the accident. 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 CH513567sl.ke on the 400 block of North Tower • Joshua E. Adkins, 27, Che- Avenue. • Dominic Adams, 18, Che- Centralia, WA 98531 halis, an inmate at Green Hill halis, was cited for not wearing a seatbelt after he crashed his 2010 For Appointments Call 360 - 807- 4468 School, was arrested and booked Malicious Mischief Hyundai Elantra at 5:30 p.m. Sat- for second-degree assault after www.FuneralAlternatives.org Available 24/7 urday at milepost 7 on Bunker • Someone broke a window he reportedly punched another on a vehicle at 10:28 a.m. Sunday Creek Road in Chehalis. Adkins 17-year-old inmate, disfiguring was not injured in the accident. on the 1400 block of Johnson the victim’s teeth. Help Local Students Road Land on Their Feet! • Someone egged a vehicle LEWIS COUNTY SHERIff’S OffICE Hit and Run Saturday night on the 100 block Newspapers of South Washington Avenue. • Brandon W. Bowen, 22, Che- in Education Burglary halis, was cited for hit and run and The mischief was reported at When you go on vacation, don’t just stop your papers, speeding too fast for conditions 1:10 p.m. Sunday. • A suspect described as NIE! after he crashed his 2006 Honda Donate hem to For more information or to tall and wearing a dark jacket donate, call customer service at: Meth Possession and hoody sweatshirt entered Civic into a power pole at 1 a.m. 360-807-8203 a detached shop between 12:30 Sunday on the 800 block of Bun- • Bruce A. Nelson, 46, Roch- a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday on ker Creek Road in Chehalis. The ester, was arrested and booked on the 100 block of Mables Court vehicle was a total loss. an outstanding felony warrant, In Remembrance Drive in Chehalis and stole violation of a protection order WASHINGTON STATE PATROL and alleged possession of meth- miscellaneous items including john sheldon Adkins an air compressor, chain saw, amphetamine at 2:41 p.m. Sun- in 1972. John spent his day on the 1300 block of Belmonttools and a tool box. Crash career working in the logging Avenue. • A homeowner at 9 a.m. • Joseph S. Biggerstaff, 28, supply and wire rope industry • Chris S. Haegen, 38, Cheha- Monday on the 1600 block of Rainier, was injured and trans- in Washington and Alaska. lis, was arrested and booked for Rice Road in Chehalis reported ported to Providence St. Peter John loved hunting, alleged possession of metham- someone entered their barn Hospital in Olympia after he ishing and spending time area and took cow feeder di- with his family. John was phetamine at 10:14 p.m. Friday crashed his black 2003 Mitsubi- an active member of the Pe on the 700 block of Koontz Road. viders. The cow feeder divid- shi Eclipse at 8:58 p.m. Saturday Ell School Board for many ers were later found outside the into a power pole on state Route years and had a special place Stolen Batteries barn area and the homeowner 507, one mile north of Centralia. in his heart for his extended believes the suspects set them Biggerstaff was traveling north- Cascade Loggers Supply • Someone reportedly stole outside to possibly return the bound on state Route 507 when family. batteries from a vehicle on the items. he failed to slow for a corner and He is survived by his 1100 block of Grand Avenue. children, James Adkins and • Miscellaneous jewelry, lost traction on the icy roadway The theft was reported at 9:22 Trudy Adkins; siblings, valued at $1,000, was reported and struck a power pole. He was Penny Wotten, Starla Terry a.m. Friday. charged with speeding too fast stolen between 7:30 a.m. and John Sheldon Adkins, 64, and Jim Adkins; and many 4:30 p.m. Friday from a resi- for conditions. of Doty, Wash. passed away nephews and nieces. He will Attempted Theft dence on the 100 block of Val- ••• Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013 at be missed. By The Chronicle Staff his home in Centralia. John A graveside service will be • An attempted theft of a cell- ley Meadows Road in Chehalis. held on Friday, Jan. 10, 2014 The suspect reportedly kicked was born Sept. 25, 1949 in phone was reported from a busi- Please call news reporter Stepha- at the Doty-Dryad Cemetery open the door to the residence- Chehalis, Wash. to Wesley ness at 1:42 p.m. Friday on the nie Schendel with news tips. She can Wayne Adkins and Thelma at 1:00 p.m. There will be 1200 block of Lum Road. and stole the jewelry. be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- Arlene Joyce. a gathering afterwards at Criminal Trespass Assault [email protected]. John graduated from Pe the Doty Fire Hall, food is Ell High School in 1967 welcome, but not required. and received his Bachelors News in Brief In Remembrance Degree in Economics from To view the obituary, please Washington State University go to chronline.com/obituaries. $375,000 Settlement in leroy dean truitt LeRoy Dean Truitt, 79, of six grandchildren; 11 great- Longview Drug Death Chehalis, Wash. passed away at grandchildren; and numerous In Remembrance SEATTLE (AP) — Four law- his home on Jan. 4, 2014. nieces and nephews. enforcement agencies that make He was born on Feb. 26, 1934 A special thank you to the rAymond e. "bud" bulloCk up the Cowlitz-Wahkiakum in Fremont, Neb. staff at Chehalis West Assisted LeRoy was preceded in death Living, where our dad was Raymond E. “Bud” years, Bud and Bettie have Narcotics Task Force have agreed by his wife, Rachel of Kotzebue, cared for and loved until the Bullock, 85, passed away also enjoyed being “snow- to pay the parents of a dead in- Alaska; his parents, Dave and end of his life. on Jan. 2, 2014 at a hospice birds,” spending winters formant $375,000 to settle a law- Edna Truitt; and sister, Doris We will all miss his facility in Rancho Mirage, in Cathedral City where suit alleging detectives failed to Corey of Bremerton, Wash. gentleness, his smiles and Calif. they have many wonderful protect their son after they used Our dad is survived by his appreciative ways. Born in Centralia to friends and there was always him to arrest a heroin dealer. children, David Truitt, Theresa Arrangements are under the Frederick Raymond and a group ready to golf or a The Seattle Times reports (Carl) Parker, Jennie (Ian) direction of Cattermole Funeral Josephine Bullock, Bud construction/improvement 26-year-old Jeremy McLean Ricker of Chehalis, Wash.; Home, Winlock. lived most of his life in the project in need of Bud’s agreed to work for the task force his sister, Florence (Karl) To view the obituary, please Centralia, Bellevue and capable hands. in 2006 to avoid drug charges of Grahn of Bremerton, Wash.; go to chronline.com/obituaries. Olympia areas. Always to be counted on Bud is survived by his for his no-nonsense humor, his own. He was killed in De- wife, Bettie of 59 years; a stiff drink and his passion cember 2008 in the Longview son, Reid (Nancy) Bullock; for taking care of others, Bud home of William Vance Rea- In Remembrance daughter, Karen (Scott) will be missed. gan who had been arrested after Burger; grandchildren, Jacob A special thank you to McLean bought drugs from him. and Kasey Burger and Tri our families and our Desert Reagan pleaded guilty to the kill- daniel l. loyden Van Do; sisters, Marilyn Hall Shadows friends for your ing in 2009 and was sentenced to and Marjorie (Jim) Bledsoe; commitment to supporting life in prison without parole. The "Coach Loyden" aunt, Claire McAllister; uncle Bud and Bettie through these cities of Kelso and Longview and age 74, passed away from Frank “Bud” Heinricher; and last several weeks. Cowlitz County and Wahkia- acute Alzheimer's on Jan. 2, many, many nieces, nephews, At Bud’s request, there 2014 in Mesa, Ariz. cousins and cherished will not be a memorial kum County admitted no liabil- friends. Bud was preceded in service. Please say a prayer, ity but settled to avoid a trial. He was born in Liverpool England on Sept. 29, 1939 to death by his son, Bill. share a story and an honorary Patrick & Florence Loyden. Together, Bud and Bettie toast with your family and Dan loved being a teacher enjoyed a very active life friends. and coach for 33 years. and created many special Memorial gifts may be We do small He is survived by his wife, memories with the people made to Seattle Cancer Judy; sons, Treg, Shawn around them. Retired after Care Alliance, P.O. Box jobs too! and Devon; and eight 38 years of service with 19023, Seattle, WA 98109- grandchildren. Safeway stores, Bud enjoyed 1023 or Evergreen Health Sympathy cards can be Husky tailgates and football Foundation-Hospice sent to 3124 E Andre Ave., with his family and friends. Services, 12040 NE 128th St, Gilbert, AZ 85298. Bud shared his passion for MS 5, Kirkland, WA, 98034- golf with his grandkids, 3013. creating a special bond that To view the obituary, please will last forever. To view the obituary, please Daniel L. Loyden “Coach go to chronline.com/obituaries. Over the past several 736-6322 Loyden” of Onalaska Wash., go to chronline.com/obituaries. • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTION SCORES: From the Lewis County Public Health Department

Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total Food Establishments The Bucksnort & Pub, Morton 10 0 10 Midway 10 Cinema, Chehalis 5 5 10 With Perfect Scores: Handwash sink at one end (front) had no soap. Handwash sink near grill Battery in digital thermometer needs to be replaced. Please correct by to- American Legion, Chehalis had dirty dishes in it. Designate a handwash sink by sign, keep it stocked and morrow. (5 red) Boistfort Store, Curtis keep it clear at all times immediately. (10 red) Dishwasher is not sanitizing and there are no test strips to test. Please cor- Burger King, Chehalis Ethel Market & Sports, Ethel Inspection: Dec. 20 rect within three days. Very few dishes are washed. (5 blue) Fischer’s Market, Randle Inspection: Dec. 27 Frank’s Super Mini Mart, Napavine Casa Ramos, Centralia 20 5 25 Gene & Barb’s, Randle Several employees were working without valid food worker cards. Please Pioneer Express, Centralia 0 5 5 Hillcrest Food Mart, Chehalis correct within one week. www.foodworkercard.wa.gov. (5 red) There are only two stoppers for dishwashing sinks and no test strips for J & G’s Grocery, Vader Handwash sink in back kitchen still appears to be used to wash produce. testing sanitizer. Please provide within one week. (5 blue) Kentucky Fried Chicken, Centralia Today, there was a dirty knife and cilantro in the sink, which plugged the Inspection: Dec. 27 Lewis County Jail, Chehalis drain when handwashing. In addition, the paper towel dispenser’s batteries Lewis County Juvenile Hall, Chehalis Newaukum Valley Country Store, were dead, the dispenser was open and blocking the soap dispenser. This was Spiffy’s Restaurant, Chehalis 10 0 10 all corrected. (10 red) Chehalis The salad bar and pie case both had items that exceeded 41 F. These loca- Packwood Senior Center, Packwood Digital thermometer was not working. This must be repaired or replaced tions will be checked to adjust and/or reposition food containers for better Pe Ell Pub, Pe Ell before opening tomorrow. (5 red) temperature control. (10 red) Ramblin’ Jack’s Rib Eye, Chehalis Neither dishwasher was sanitizing and there were no test strips to test. Inspection: Dec. 27 Rumors, Chehalis Please sanitize in bleach solution until corrected. (5 blue) Rush Road Shell, Chehalis Spiffy’s Dine In Drive In, Morton Inspection: Dec. 26 Thai Dish, Centralia 0 5 5 Star Tavern, Chehalis Dishwasher is not sanitizing. Please sanitize clean dishes in bleach water. Safe Family Ministries, Chehalis I-5 Grocery, Chehalis 5 0 5 (5 blue) ••• Hardboiled shelled eggs and spaghetti and meat sauce were both found Inspection: in covered pans at above refrigerator temperature. It was difficult to be sure Editor’s note: These figures are if the cold holding temperature was too high in the refrigerator or whether derived from inspections conducted these two items had been insufficiently cooled before being covered. (5 red) Twin Cities Senior Center 0 10 10 by the Lewis County Public Health Dishwasher was not sanitizing and there were no test strips to test. Please Department’s Food Safety Program. Inspection: Dec. 26 sanitize dishes in bleach water until corrected. This is a repeat violation. (5 Red violations are those most blue) likely to cause foodborne illness and Judy’s Country Kitchen, Centralia 5 0 5 Indirect drains are required on dishwasher, three-compartment sink and must be corrected at the time of in- Cold foods such as sliced meats and slices tomatoes held overnight in produce sink. Please correct within two months. This is a repeat violation. (5 spection. Blue violations relate to upper portion of make-it table were covered, but unit was new and was in- blue) overall cleanliness and operational correctly set too high for temperature. Keep foods at or below 41 F. This was conditions and must be corrected by Inspection: Dec. 27 reset. (5 red) established deadlines or by the next routine inspection. Inspection: Dec. 19 Chehalis Municipal Court Chehalis Municipal Court suspended, fined $1,000 with $500 sus- third-degree malicious mischief, sen- • Dale William Klatush III, 27, Oakville, on count 2. criminal cases, including sentenc- pended, $528 in fees. tenced to 364 days in jail with 355 sus- third-degree driving while license sus- • William Arthur Swigert, 50, Chehalis, • Kevin Jesus DeLong, 23, Centralia, (1) pended, fined $600 with $300 suspend- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with third-degree driving while license sus- es, fines, fees and findings of not ed, $125 in fees. 80 suspended, fined $800 with $400 sus- third-degree driving while license sus- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with guilty or dismissals. • Shawn Marie Grubb, 44, Onalaska, pended, $103 in fees. Held Dec. 18 pended, (2) possession of marijuana, 40 90 suspended, fined $1,000 with $500 grams or less, sentenced to 90 days in fourth-degree assault, dismissed with • Lisa Marie Motz, 42, Yelm, sale of suspended, $103 in fees. • Myloh Steven Armitage, 34, Chehalis, jail with 87 suspended, fined $800 with prejudice. liquor to persons under the influence, two counts of violation of no contact/ $400 suspended on count 1, sentenced • Michael Lee Johnson, 19, Chehalis, sentenced to 60 days in jail with 60 sus- • Jeremy Richard Thompson, 22, protection order, both counts dismissed to 90 days in jail with 87 suspended, con- minor in possession and/or consump- pended, fined $250. Poulsbo, disorderly conduct, sentenced without prejudice. current, fined $1,000 with $488 suspend- tion, sentenced to 364 days in jail with • Darcie Nicole Negrete, 22, Roches- to 90 days in jail with 88 suspended, • Amanda Dawn Barnhart, 26, Che- ed on count 2, $1,138 in fees. 354 suspended, fined $800 with $400 ter, possession of a dangerous weapon, fined $800 with $400 suspended, $125 halis, violation of no contact/protection • Kyle William Elliott, 36, Shelton, suspended, $325 in fees. sentenced to 364 days in jail with 364 in fees. order, dismissed without prejudice. second-degree driving while license • Amanda Rae Jungmayer, 27, Cen- suspended, fined $400 with $200 sus- • Levi Cole Thompson, 18, Chehalis, suspended, sentenced to 364 days in jail • Brandon H. Bastin, 29, Longview, tralia, third-degree driving while license pended, $225 in fees. third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 third-degree driving while license sus- with 364 suspended, fined $1,000 with suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail • Dalton Aaron Newman, 18, Kelso, days in jail with 340 suspended, fined pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with $500 suspended, $725 in fees. with 90 suspended, fined $1,000 with (1) third-degree theft, (2) resisting ar- $1,000 with $500 suspended. 50 suspended, fined $1,000 with $500 • Andrew Paul Giese, 24, Chehalis, $500 suspended, $168 in fees. rest, sentenced to 364 days in jail with suspended, $125 in fees. third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 • Joshua Dillon Kelly, 22, Chehalis, 358 suspended, fined $800 with $400 • Danielle Lynn White, 24, Shelton, • Gerald Cayenne, 65, Oakville, third- days in jail with 334 suspended, fined fourth-degree assault, sentenced to 364 suspended on count 1, sentenced to 90 third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 degree driving while license suspended, $800 with $400 suspended. days in jail with 363 suspended, fined days in jail with 84 suspended, concur- days in jail with 304 suspended, fined sentenced to 90 days in jail with 81 • Jacob Mathew Goble, 22, Winlock, $800 with $400 suspended, $100 in fees. rent, fined $600 with $300 suspended $1,500 with $1,000 suspended. Marriage Licenses The following couples recently Spencer Nathaniel Hargett, 23, Salkum • Brent Martin Mullins, 33, and Aman- • Michael David Bernard, 55, and Sha- Leigh Marshall, 19, both of Chehalis applied for a marriage license at • Heidi Marie Marshall, 35, Napavine, da Michelle Moore, 28, both of Glenoma ron Marie Harris, 61, both of Centralia • Robby Lee Rolly, 44, and Michelle the Lewis County Courthouse: and Andrew Tsyoshi Cooper, 37, • Joshua Daniel Terry, 20, and Lyndsey • Austin Nathan Espinoza, 19, and Sar- Yvonne Newman, 41, both of Centralia Tumwater Shyanne Dowless, 19, both of Morton ah Elaine Sutterlict, 19, both of Centralia • George Phillip Vanderpool, 46, and • Terrance Lee Pruitt, 37, and Elizabeth • Matthew Scott Meehan, 38, and Ali- Amber Renee Lusk, 38, both of Randle • Jerry Eugene Lewis, 73, and Mary • Michael John Styger, 21, and Mikayla Marie Clinton, 28, both of Chehalis Christine Cherikit Rosales Montadas, 41, cia Avalia Pelagio, 27, both of Centralia • Emmanuel Wilhelm Arnold Anhalt, both of Napavine • Eric Robert Schwartz, 28, Forks, and 52, and Jennifer Sue Dawson, 58, both of • Octavio Cabrera Gutierrez, 27, Roch- Heather Anne Johnson, 29, Centralia In Remembrance Chehalis ester, and Rosa Maria Gomez Sanchez, • Jason Thomas Mead Nelson, 34, • Randy Ray Peck, 58, Longview, and 25, Centralia and Meranda Sue Hixson, 30, both of Geraldine jo erion Susan Aurelia Jaber, 58, Chehalis • Crystal Ann Hope McElroy, 20, and Olympia • Jairo Obed Orellana Rodriguez, 21, Christopher Lee Emery, 23, both of • Juan Hernandez Chavez, 39, and -An on Dec. 25, 2013 and Marisela Mercedes Godines, 17, Centralia drea Castro, 39, both of Centralia Geri was preceded in death both of Centralia • Jackie Lee Lewis Franks Jr., 52, and• Leland Mitchell Parker, 22, and Des- by her husband, Terrill Erion • Litia Rae Hafoka, 18, Chehalis, and Mardy Lynn Beck, 43, both of Centralia tiny Anne Day, 18, both of Chehalis and her parents, Veronica and Peter Mitzel of Yakima. She is survived by her Sunday, Jan. 12 Support Groups four children, Peter Erion, Calendar Grandparents as Parents, 6-8 p.m., Kimberly Nash, Michelle Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 420 Centralia College Blvd., Centra- Schramko and Victoria Continued from page Main 2 starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 lia, (360) 736-9391, ext. 298 or (877) Kirbyson, as well as Jackson Highway, Chehalis 813-2828 numerous grandchildren. Organizations Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Services will be at St. Ives Riverside Park, Centralia, free, sponsored Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, by Jesus Name Pentecostal Church, Che- Church on Harmony Rd. 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Oddfellows Commu- halis, (360) 623-9438 Tuesday, Jan. 14 in Mossyrock on Jan. 11, nity Center, 202 S. Main St., Bucoda, (360) 2014 at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of 273-3604 Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors lowers, for those who wish open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Lewis County Writers critique session, Organizations to, please donate to your p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 5:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, local food bank. Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- Health and Hope Medical Outreach, Geraldine Jo Erion of http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress. spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson com/ free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Mossyrock, Wash. passed Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill away after a long and To view the obituary, please email [email protected] Road, Centralia, for those whose income courageous ight with cancergo to chronline.com/obituaries. Support Groups is less than 200 percent of the poverty level, (360) 623-1485 H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Monday, Jan. 13 In Remembrance Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Public Agencies [email protected] Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, jessie backman $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., City Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, (360) She was always an active Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson 330-7670 member of the Presbyterian Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 Public Agencies Napavine City Council, 6 p.m., Church and a life member of Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., Napavine City Hall, 407 Birch St., (360) the Eastern Star. BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis 262-3547, ext. 213 Her interests and passions Saturday, Jan. 11 County Courthouse, agenda available Lewis County Planning Commission, included 50 years of square at http://goo.gl/agwWM, (360) 740-1120 workshop, 6 p.m., Lewis County Court- Games Day, traditional and modern dancing and helping others. house, (360) 740-2677 board games, card games, 1 p.m., Matrix Chehalis City Council, 5 p.m, City She and husband Jim spent Coffeehouse, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 Hall council chamber, 350 N. Market many years RVing, going to all Blvd., Chehalis, agendas available at Hair Nation, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter 50 states. http://ci.chehalis.wa.us/meetings, (360) Libraries She was preceded in death Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273- 345-1042 2000, ext. 301 Pizza and Paperbacks, for teens, 3:30 by her husband, Jim, whom Centralia Historic Preservation Com- p.m., Tenino she was married to for 73 mission, 5:30 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Maple Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5 p.m., years; her son, Lee (Louise) Public Agencies St., Centralia, (360) 330-7695 Centralia living in Vancouver; her sister, Lewis County Board of Health, 9 a.m., Frances living in Winlock; Friends of the Winlock Timberland BOCC Board Room, second floor, Lewis and her brother, Frank living Library, 11 a.m., Winlock Timberland County Courthouse, agenda available at Organizations in Colville. She considered Library http://goo.gl/zKXB3, 740-1148 Today, the newest angel herself richly blessed with Mossyrock Fire Department, fire Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, arrived in Heaven. Jessie six grandchildren, 12 great- commissioners, noon, main station, 137 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111½ W. Marie Backman passed away Main, Centralia, (360) 736-6852 grandchildren and 9 great- Libraries E. Main St., Mossyrock, (360) 983-3456 on Saturday, Dec. 28, 2013 great-grandchildren. Learning to Knit, for teens and adults, Grays Harbor Fire District 1, 7 p.m., Senior Song Birds, 9:30 a.m., Twin Cit- at Clearstory Adult Family A very special celebration 1 p.m., Chehalis Oakville Fire Hall, (360) 273-6541 ies Senior Center, Chehalis Home in Vancouver. Jessie was of her life and her personal Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Cooks E-reader Tutorial, for adults, 2:30 p.m., Centralia Parks Board, 5 p.m., Old born June 16, 1912, to James Hill Community Church, Centralia, (360) imprint on our lives will be Centralia Parks Office conference room, 902 John- Harrison England and Lizzie held at Cattermole Funeral son Road, Centralia, (360) 330-7662 262-3877 May Scotton England. Jessie Home in Winlock beginning at Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Unity graduated from Winlock High. 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11, Organizations Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) Jessie lived much of her life in Organizations 748-1753, [email protected] 2014. Centralia but also in Woodland, Rather than lowers, the Prairie Steppers Square and Round Chehalis American Legion Post 22, Mt. Vernon and Sequim. She Dance Club, 7:30-10:30 p.m., $5, potluck family requests donations be general meeting, 4 p.m., 555 N. Market moved to Vancouver nine directed to Harrison Square at break, Oakview Grange, Centralia, Blvd., Chehalis, (360) 740-7889 Support Groups years ago so her son Lee could (360) 736-5172 or (360) 273-6008 Presbyterian Church in Lewis County Community Network, Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, manage her care. Centralia, Wash. 3-5 p.m, second floor conference room, 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Jessie was a professional Arrangements are under Lewis County Public Health & Social Ser- halis, sponsored by Human Response Mom and Homemaker with Support Groups vices Building, 360 NW North St., Cheha- Network, (360) 748-6601 a "PHD". When her sons left the direction of Cattermole Alzheimer’s support group, 10:30 lis, (206) 719-3226 NAMI Lewis County Connections home, she put her passion and Funeral Home. a.m-noon, Cooks Hills Community Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities interest in her grandchildren To view the obituary, please Church, 2400 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- and her great-grandchildren. go to chronline.com/obituaries. (360) 628-4980 748-1753, [email protected] [email protected] The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 • Main 10 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief JPMorgan Settles U.S. Marks 4 Straight Years Palestinians Briefly Madoff Fraud Claims Hold Group of for $1.7 Billion Jewish Settlers NEW YORK (AP) — JPM- of Slowing Health Costs KARYOUT, West Bank (AP) organ Chase & Co., already be- — Palestinians held more than a set by other costly legal woes, By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar dozen Israeli settlers for about two has agreed to pay $1.7 billion to The Associated Press Health care growth remains slow hours today in retaliation for the settle criminal charges that the latest in a string of settler attacks bank ignored obvious warning WASHINGTON — Even Growth in U.S. spending on health care remained under 5 on villages in the area, witnesses signs of Bernard Madoff’s mas- as his health care law divided percent for the fifth straight year, while the overall portion of said. sive Ponzi scheme, federal au- the nation, President Barack the economy devoted to health care declined slightly. Human rights groups have thorities said today. Obama’s first term saw histori- reported an increase in attacks by The $1.7 billion represents cally low growth in health costs, militant settlers on Palestinians government experts said in a 20 percent the largest ever forfeiture by a 2012: 17.2% and their property in the West U.S. bank and the largest De- new report Monday. Percentage of economy devoted to health care Bank in recent years. The White House called it partment of Justice penalty for a 15 However, today’s incident ap- Bank Secrecy Act violation, the vindication of the president’s peared to mark the first time set- government said. The settlement health care policies, but it’s too tlers were detained by Palestinians. includes a so-called deferred early to say if the four-year trend 10 Palestinians involved in the in- prosecution agreement that re- that continued through 2012 is a cident said they notified Palestin- quires the bank to acknowledge lasting turnaround that Obama ian police and the Israeli military failures in its protections against can claim as part of his legacy. 5 after detaining the settlers. money laundering but also al- For the second year in a row, Growth in health spending from previous year 2012: 3.7% lows it to avoid criminal charges. the U.S. economy grew faster in 0 No individual executives were 2012 than did national health ’90 ’95 ’00 ’05 ’10 Iraqi Army Clashes With accused of wrongdoing. care spending, according to non- Militants Near Fallujah Under the agreement, the partisan economic experts at the criminal charges will be deferred Centers for Medicare and Medic- SOURCE: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services AP BAGHDAD (AP) — Fierce clashes erupted today between for two years as JPMorgan ad- aid Services. mistic than I have ever been that to better health. By many health mits to its conduct, pays the $1.7 That’s an important statis- Iraqi special forces and al-Qaida- fundamental changes are under measures, other countries are linked militants outside the city of billion to victims of Madoff’s tic. In most years, health care way.” For example, even though ahead. fraud and reforms its anti-money spending grows more rapidly Fallujah, a flare-up in a days-long baby boomers are joining Medi- Also, the per-capita dol- standoff in the Sunni-dominated laundering policies, prosecutors than the economy, like bills that care in record numbers, that pro- said in a release. lar amount doesn’t tell the full western province of Anbar, Iraqi rise faster than your paycheck. gram’s costs are basically stable story. In any given year, most of That cost pressure steadily un- officials said. when measured on a per-patient the spending goes for the sickest dermines employer insurance The fighting broke out about South, East Brace for basis, Reischauer noted. patients, a small fraction of the 12 miles west of Fallujah, following as well as government programs Nonetheless, America still the capture of an army officer and like Medicare and Medicaid. But population. Polar Temps, Wind Chills spends a whole lot. Monday’s four soldiers in the area a day ear- the pattern slowed starting in The report said Obama’s INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — report found that the nation’s lier, Anbar provincial spokesman 2009, and then appears to have health care law had only had Frigid air that snapped decades- health care tab reached $2.8 Dhari al-Rishawi told The Associ- reversed ever so slightly and ten- trillion in 2012, the latest year a “minimal impact” on overall old records will make venturing spending. It contributed less ated Press. outside dangerous for a second uously. available. Health care accounted than 0.1 percent to rising costs There was no immediate word straight day today, this time “Have we turned the corner in for 17.2 percent of the economy, from 2010-2012, the authors said. on casualties. The clashes began spreading to southern and east- a sustainable way? That’s still an down from 17.3 percent in 2011. just hours after deadly bomb at- ern parts of the U.S. and keep- open question,” said economist Total spending averaged That will change this year when the law’s big coverage expansion tacks killed at least four people ing many schools and businesses Robert Reischauer, who serves $8,915 for every man, woman elsewhere in the country. for the uninsured is expected to shuttered. Residents driven from as a public trustee overseeing and child, well above the level in Iraqi security forces and allies their homes by power outages in Medicare and Social Security other advanced economies. But increase U.S. health spending by from Sunni tribes have been bat- the Midwest longed to return to financing. “But I am more opti- more spending doesn’t equate about 6 percent. tling militants to recapture two their own beds. key cities in Iraq’s western Anbar Monday’s subzero tempera- province, Fallujah and Ramadi, tures broke records for the date the provincial capital. in Chicago, at minus 16, and Fort Wayne, Ind., where the mercury fell to 13 below. Records also fell UN: First Chemicals in Oklahoma and Texas, and Have Left Syrian Port wind chills across the region were 40 below and colder. Of- THE HAGUE, Netherlands ficials in Indiana, already strug- (AP) — The first batch of Syrian gling with high winds and more poison gas precursor chemicals than a foot of snow, urged resi- was loaded onto a Danish cargo dents to stay home. ship and taken out of the war-torn “The cold is the real killer country today — a week later than here,” Indianapolis Mayor Greg initially planned, the United Na- Ballard said Monday as he asked tions announced. schools and businesses to remain The announcement that the closed for another day. “In 10 raw materials had been loaded minutes you could be dead with- onto the ship at Syria’s Latakia out the proper clothes.” port marked a belated but crucial step in the international opera- tion to rid President Bashar Assad Gay Couples’ Rush of his declared chemical weapons to Marry in Utah program by mid-year. The most dangerous chemicals Grinds to Halt in Syria’s stockpile were supposed SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Pablo Martinez Monsivais / The Associated Press to have been removed from the More than 1,000 gay and lesbian Janet Yellen, left, the new Federal Reserve chairman, participates in the ceremonial signing of a certiicate commemorating country by Dec. 31, but poor se- couples in Utah have exchanged the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Federal Reserve Act Dec. 16 at the Federal Reserve Building in Washington, D.C. curity, bad weather and other fac- wedding vows over the past two She is shown with, from left, former Fed chairmans Paul Volcker, Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke. tors meant the mission missed that weeks in jubilant celebrations — deadline. but the rush on same-sex mar- Sigrid Kaag, the Dutch diplo- riage licenses has come to an end. mat coordinating the joint mission The U.S. Supreme Court put Yellen Faces New Challenges by the U.N. and Organization for a halt to them Monday by grant- Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, ing the state of Utah a stay on a said the chemicals were moved to federal judge’s ruling that two Latakia from two sites in Syria and other courts previously denied. as Head of Federal Reserve put onto the Danish ship. The decision drew cheers from By Alan Fram and Martin Crutsinger len, a long-time Fed official and a continuation of the Fed’s easy Gov. Gary Herbert and other The Associated Press economist at the University of money policies “risks fueling Naked Aussie state officials, who immedi- California at Berkeley, by a 56- an economic bubble and even ately instructed county clerks to WASHINGTON — Janet Yel- 26 vote Monday. Supporting her hyper-inflation,” which he said Freed From Washer stop marrying gay and lesbian len will take the helm of a Feder- were all 45 voting Democrats could cause “real and lasting couples. In Utah’s largest county, al Reserve facing a significantly and 11 Republicans, while all op- damage to our economy.” With Olive Oil four couples were turned away. different economic landscape posing votes came from the GOP. House Financial Services SYDNEY (AP) — A naked The justices did not rule from the one that dominated Many senators missed the vote Committee Chairman Jeb Hen- Australian man who became stuck on the merits of the case or on Ben Bernanke’s tenure as chair- because frigid weather canceled sarling, R-Texas, announced in a washing machine as part of same-sex marriage bans in gen- man, confronting her with dif- numerous airline flights. that he will hold hearings on the an ill-planned practical joke was eral, leaving both sides confident ferent decisions as well. Yellen begins her four-year Fed’s bond buying program and freed from the appliance with the they’ll ultimately win. Bernanke’s eight years lead- term Feb. 1, when Bernanke on the “potential unintended help of an unusual rescue device: ing the Fed were largely con- steps down. She has been Fed consequences” of the Volcker olive oil. Liz Cheney Drops sumed with the Great Reces- vice chair since 2010. rule. That rule, approved by the The 20-year-old man, identi- sion and his efforts to cure it by Nominated by President Fed and other agencies, is aimed fied only as “Laurence,” told Aus- Out of Senate Race pushing down interest rates and Barack Obama to the top job in at preventing many large banks tralia’s Fairfax Radio that he was WASHINGTON (AP) — Liz pumping cash into the economy. October, Yellen comes to the post from trading for their own profit on his way to take a shower on Sat- Cheney’s sudden exit from her Many economists think Yellen’s after a career in which she has fo- in hopes of preventing practices urday when he decided to climb Wyoming Senate race brought big challenge will be deciding cused in part on unemployment that helped lead to the 2008 fi- into the top-loader to have a bit a surprise end to a high-profile how to ease off some of those and its causes. Obama and con- nancial meltdown. of fun. The fun quickly evaporat- campaign that touched off a bitter very policies, which Bernanke gressional Democrats lauded her Lobbyists for the banking ed, however, when he realized he fight within the Republican Party took with Yellen’s support. concerns for workers Monday. and financial services sectors is- couldn’t budge. as well as a public spat with her “Circumstances may de- In a written statement, sued statements pledging to work He called out to his friend for lesbian sister over gay marriage. mand more rapid tightening Obama said Yellen’s approval with Yellen. Both industries have help, who rang the police. They The daughter of former Vice than people are expecting,” said means “the American people led a fight to water down restric- responded to the scene, along with President Dick Cheney cited un- Bill Cheney, chief economist for will have a fierce champion who tions imposed by Obama’s 2010 firefighters, paramedics and a specified “serious health issues” John Hancock Financial Services, understands that the ultimate law overhauling how the nation’s search and rescue squad. in her family rather than her who envisions a growing econo- goal of economic and financial financial system is regulated. “He was very well wedged in uphill race to unseat three-term my this year. He contrasted that policymaking is to improve the The Fed announced in De- there and we were concerned for GOP Sen. Mike Enzi in her an- with Bernanke, who he said had lives, jobs and standard of living cember that the labor market his health and well-being,” Shep- nouncement on Monday. to decide “when to step on the of American workers and their has improved enough that it will parton police Sgt. Michelle De “My children and their futures gas pedal and how hard” as the families.” begin reducing its $85 billion in Araugo told the Shepparton News. were the motivation for our cam- economy recovered weakly from Many Republicans were monthly bond purchases., start- “It was just a game gone wrong. It paign and they will always be my the recession. less enthusiastic. Sen. Charles ing with a $10 billion reduction would be fair to say the gentleman overriding priority,” she said. The Senate confirmed Yel- Grassley, R-Iowa, warned that this month. was very embarrassed.” • Main 11 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014

NOAA Fisheries Service, courtesy photo In this ile photo provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and shot Oct. 29, 2013, orca whales from the J and K pods swim past a small research boat on Puget Sound in view of downtown Seattle. A satellite tag attached to an endangered killer whale named Onyx is yielding some new discoveries about the orca's movements in recent days. Satellite Tagging Reveals Info on Endangered Orcas TRACKING: More Gaps the winter migration of J pod than about the two others. Also, in Knowledge Filled what the whales do may differ Each Year as Orcas each year, and what one group of whales does may vary from an- Leave Behind Trail other, Hanson said. of Information Tracking the animals in the winter would reveal their range By Phuong Le and rate of travel, how far off- The Associated Press shore they go and what they eat. The data could lead to designat- SEATTLE — A satellite tag ing new critical habitat areas for attached to one endangered the whales. Puget Sound killer whale is The fish-eating whales were yielding some valuable informa- listed as endangered in 2005, and tion about the migration of orcas NOAA scientists are working to in recent days. understand why the small popu- Federal biologists tracking lation isn't rebounding. They a 22-year-old whale, known as face potential threats from lack L-87, say he and others have of prey, toxins and the effects of moved moving extensively Megan M. Reid / The Kitsap Sun In this ile photo taken July 18, 2013, an orca whale breaches as the pod swims through Liberty Bay in Poulsbo. vessels and noise. The animals through the Salish Sea, circling number about 81. an island in the northern Strait while also raising new ques- whale on L-87 shows he has been of San Francisco before reversing The J pod does not appear to of Georgia and making appear- tions about why some travel as covering about 75 to 100 miles a course and heading back north. travel very far south along the ances in Puget Sound and the far south as Northern California day since the device was attached K-25 made three separate trips Washington coast nor do they central Strait of Juan de Fuca. go to Oregon or California like K "It's exciting this time of year and others may not. on Dec. 26. as far south as Point Reyes in The endangered orcas — Whales tend to travel in the Northern California, and each and L pods, Hanson said. because of what are we going to Last March, with the help of learn," said Brad Hanson, a biol- which hang out in three groups same family group, but L-87, time turned around and headed the satellite tags, Hanson and ogist with the National Oceanic known as K, L and J — spend a who is named Onyx, is unusual back north. others were able to intercept the and Atmospheric Administra- bulk of the summer months in because he has been hanging out Hanson's not sure why. "I'm whales off the coast of Southern tion in Seattle. the inland waters of Washington, another group, or the J pod. still scratching my head to un- Oregon on the NOAA research He said each year of satellite but scientists are hoping to learn Last year's satellite track- derstand what it is about these ship Bell M. Shimada. They tagging is filling in more gaps more about where they winter ing of K-25 revealed the orcas long movements that are impor- were able to follow the whales as about the winter movements of and what they eat. traveled long distances, making tant to the whales," Hanson said. they foraged up the Oregon and southern resident killer whales, The satellite-linked tag on a trips from this region to north Biologists know less about Washington coasts. Gay Washington Educator Says His Marriage Prompted Firing SEATTLE (AP) — A for- Mary Tracy, even suggested that also didn't immediately return a pothetical fashion out of frustra- lied in support of Zmuda and mer vice principal at a Catholic he could get a divorce and keep call seeking comment. tion more than anything else," protested his departure. Dozens school said he was fired for mar- his job. School attorney Mike Pat- Patterson said. rallied on Saturday in front of rying his male partner and that "It was a piece of paper, they terson recalled having two con- Patterson said Zmuda was the Catholic Archdiocese of Se- the school's leader suggested he said, that was the reason that I versations with Zmuda in De- resigning because he under- attle. could get a divorce to keep the was being let go," Zmuda said in cember, one in a meeting and stood his contractual obligations, Zmuda, who is from Virginia job. the video, an interview conduct- one by phone. He said Zmuda which include following church Beach, Va., said the support he's Mark Zmuda said in a You- ed by one of his former students. confirmed in both conversations teachings against gay marriage. received has been overwhelming. Tube video posted on Saturday He said he was shocked that di- that he was resigning from the He said Zmuda, who is Catholic, He praised the students for lead- that he did not resign his posi- vorce was an option on the table job, not being fired. was offered a positive reference ing efforts on social media and tion, as officials at Eastside Cath- and rejected the idea. Patterson said the divorce letter and help finding another within the school to make their olic School in Sammamish have A message left by The Asso- suggestion from Tracy was a job. voices heard. reported. ciated Press at a phone number hypothetical that was never seri- Eastside Catholic has about "They're the ones really mak- He said he was terminated listed for Zmuda's husband was ously explored. 900 students, mostly in high ing and starting this change," and the head of the school, Sister not immediately returned. Tracy "I think it was asked in a hy- school. Many of them have ral- Zmuda said. Northwest News in Brief Owners of Former Asbestos contamination in the jets during the final quarter into the King County Jail early es that include drunken driving, the Battin building led to the of last year. Monday for failing to appear in eluding and assault. Courthouse Still construction of a new court- Boeing said Monday it deliv- court for a suspended driver’s The patrol says he failed to Seeking Tenants house. ered a total of 648 planes in 2013, license case. She was held with pull over for a traffic stop, lost a new record. That appears to bail set at $5,000. control and hit another vehicle BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Mill Creek Library Could put the Chicago company ahead The Burien teacher became on an off-ramp. The patrol said Washington state tire company of European competitor Airbus, tabloid fodder in the 1990s when he attempted to back into the that purchased the former feder- Share Target Store which has said it expected to de- she was convicted of raping the trooper who was on foot, and the al courthouse in downtown Bill- liver about 600 jets for the year. sixth-grade boy when she was 34. MILL CREEK (AP) — The trooper fired a shot into the rear ings has yet to find a tenant for Boeing's other deliveries in- She served a prison sentence and city of Mill Creek and Target are of the vehicle. The car drove off its office and retail space. cluded 440 of its 737s and 98 of married her former student, Vili considering sharing a building. Colorado Tire Corp. spokes- its long-range 777s. Fualaau in 2005 when he was 22. and hit another car. The library would occupy man KD Feeback says the Taco- Boeing and Airbus are both space above the retail store. ma, based company has hired a in the midst of a boom in air- The Daily Herald reported Woman Suspected of 4 manager for the five-story build- craft orders, driven by growing Trooper Fires Into planners are still in discussions ing. The Billings Gazette report- affordability of air travel in Asia Pharmacy Robberies with Target, and the library Car After Chase ed the company began offering and Latin America. would need voter approval. Near Olympia SPOKANE (AP) — A wom- "free office improvement designs" an is suspected of robbing four in September to any group that OLYMPIA (AP) — The Wash- pharmacies in two days over the signed a long-term lease. Ex-Teacher Mary Boeing 787 Deliveries ington State Patrol says a trooper weekend in Spokane. Colorado Tire declined to say fired into a car that attempted to Kay Letourneau Police say she got away with if anyone has taken the offer, but Beat Goal Last Year back into the trooper after a chase Feeback says a number of busi- CHICAGO (AP) — Boeing Jailed in Seattle that ended with a collision on In- drugs Sunday evening from the nesses and organizations have delivered 65 of its 787s last year, SEATTLE (AP) — Former terstate 5 near Olympia. pharmacy in a Fred Meyer store. expressed interest. even though deliveries were halt- teacher Mary Kay Letourneau, Trooper Guy Gill says no one She suspected of robbing three Colorado Tire submitted a ed for a four months because of who made headlines after she was hit by the shot Sunday night other pharmacies in Spokane $3.275 million bid for the James battery problems. had sex with her 12-year-old stu- and the trooper was not injured. grocery stores on Saturday. F. Battin Federal Building on Boeing was able to step up dent, is back in jail in Seattle. The driver of the car, a KXLY reported police have May 12 and completed the pur- the pace once deliveries resumed KIRO reports that she was ar- 27-year-old Lacey man, was ar- a photo of the suspect from sur- chase on Aug. 1. in May, and it handed over 25 of rested Sunday night and booked rested for investigation of charg- veillance cameras. Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 NORTHWEST

AP Photo / University of Idaho In this fall 2013 photo provided by the University of Idaho, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh student Bobby Theer works on a mountainside in the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho. Theer is one of the university’s irst Semester in the Wild Class students. Students Spend Semester ‘Abroad’ in Idaho Wild OUTDOOR CLASSROOM: "It was the most intense se- mester of schooling I ever had," Novel Program Takes said Jacob Miczulski, a junior Students to One from Bellevue,Idaho. Slovic said the students "ac- of Nation’s Most tually lived the types of subjects Remote Locations they were learning about." "We read a John Muir essay By Nicholas K. Geranios about climbing a tree in the Si- The Associated Press erra Nevada in a windstorm," he SPOKANE — Some college said, mentioning the pioneering students spend semesters away conservationist. "And an hour from school contemplating art later students were outside with at the Louvre in Paris, exploring me climbing trees." pyramids in Egypt or trekking Tom Gorman, Idaho's associ- across China. ate dean for the College of Natu- But for about a dozen stu- ral Resources, said the program dents from around the nation has drawn interest from students their time off campus this fall around the nation and is accept- meant going deep into the Pa- ing applications for fall 2014. cific Northwestern wilderness, This year's class had participants backpacking through mountains, from as far away as North Caro- studying river ecology and wait- lina. The cost is normal tuition, ing on weekly air supply drops. room and board, plus a special The novel program from the fee of $1,500 per student. University of Idaho dropped col- Ricord, who studies natural lege students in one of the most resources ecology at the Univer- remote locations in the U.S. for sity of Vermont, said the pro- more than two months, giving AP Photo / University of Idaho gram provided her with an ex- them a unique sense of what or- Students in the University of Idaho’s irst Semester in the Wild program take a class in the Frank Church-River Of No Return perience she otherwise wouldn't ganizers call the "complex and Wilderness, Idaho. The students are members of the university’s irst Semester in the Wild Class. have had. symbolic" American West. "Being in a wilderness was new to me," she said. "In the Mid- "This was something that was month, has the same goals. But est town was more than four nated wilderness areas. But part much more exciting than a se- west and East, there is a lot less instead of sending students far hours away, and mail, food and of what makes the Idaho pro- mester abroad for me," said Bon- designated wilderness." nie Ricord, a junior from Empire, beyond U.S. borders, educators supplies were delivered weekly gram unique is the coursework, There are about 109 million Mich. here have them travel deep with- by bush plane. Energy came English professor Scott Slovic acres of wilderness areas set Students who study abroad in to Idaho's Frank Church-River from solar panels and a small said. aside in the U.S., just over half in are immersed in foreign cultures of No Return wilderness, an area hydroelectric project in a nearby Students studied literature Alaska. The Frank Church-River to expand their learning in ways about 150 miles northeast of Boi- creek — but those power sources of the U.S. West, environmental of No Return wilderness, at 2.3 that aren't possible in a tradition- se and almost completely cut off balked as days grew shorter and writing, river ecology, wilder- million acres is the second-larg- al classroom. from the outside world. the stream froze over. ness management and outdoor est in the Lower 48. The Semester in the Wild There the 11 students shared Other university programs leadership under professors Miczulski, who studies wild- program, which completed its a cabin without cell service, 35 provide students with a chance who were flown in for weeklong life management, also said he got first session at the end of last miles from any road. The near- to spend time in federally desig- teaching stints. to see and experience new things. Ice Program Unveiled at University of Washington ONE OF A KIND: Interest ography will also help the UW compete for federal grants as in the Planet’s Coldest ‘“There are things happening in the Arctic that have never well as funding from private Places Is Reaching foundations, Schweiger added. happened before in the history of human society,” ’’ The initiative has already Fever Pitch helped one team of UW scien- By Sandi Doughton tists win a $200,000 grant from Ben Fitzhugh Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. The Seattle Times anthropologist Their goal is to design, build and SEATTLE — With the plan- deploy an autonomous instru- et's polar regions changing faster International Studies. to build offshore rigs in once- resents a unique opportunity to ment that will float underneath than ever before in human his- Partly because of Seattle's inaccessible waters. anticipate the ecological and so- sea ice and measure its thickness tory, the University of Washing- strong ties with Alaska, the UW "There are things happen- cial problems development will and other properties. ton is launching a new initiative has long been a world leader in ing in the Arctic that have never bring, and — perhaps — avoid Students who opt for the new to boost research in the Arctic polar research. But with several happened before in the history them, Fitzhugh said. minor in Arctic studies will learn and prepare students for a world veteran scientists retiring and of human society," Fitzhugh said. One goal of the UW initia- about science of climate change, where melting ice is opening new other institutions moving into "It's going to bring a lot of pollu- tive is to bridge the gap between but also about the people who opportunities — and posing new the field, the new initiative will tion, it's going to bring a lot of in- natural and social science and live in the northernmost nations, threats. help the university expand and vestment, it's going to bring a lot develop tools for people who live their cultures and the political Under the Future of Ice pro- retain its leadership role, said of employment." or work in the Arctic, Schweiger dynamics in the region, Fabbi gram, the university will hire Axel Schweiger, director of the China, India and other na- explained. For example, UW sci- said. eight scientists and faculty mem- UW Polar Science Center. tions that don't have territory entists are working on ways to "This is a brand-new area of bers and offer the country's first Interest in the planet's cold- in the Arctic are clamoring forecast sea-ice coverage, which study at the UW. We had to start Arctic studies minor outside of est places is reaching a fever for a role there, alongside the could be valuable to military ves- from scratch." Alaska. pitch, added anthropologist Ben eight countries that do. Well- sels, fishing fleets and oil-drill- The UW is earmarking about The inaugural course, which Fitzhugh, co-director of the ini- organized groups of indigenous ing operations. $1 million a year over the next starts this month, filled up in tiative. Climate change is rapidly people are making their voices "There's a lot to be learned that four years to the initiative, which less than two weeks. reshaping landscapes, ecosys- heard when it comes to develop- will be useful to people," he said. will help pay salaries for faculty "The student interest has been tems and traditional ways of life. ment and exploitation of natural Bringing together experts members and sponsor workshops, phenomenal," said Nadine Fabbi New sea routes are opening up, resources. from diverse fields like law, com- starting with one this spring to of the UW's Jackson School of and oil companies are preparing In many ways, the region rep- munications, policy and ocean- determine research priorities. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 • Main 13

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Expanding Your Horizons

Dutch Bros. Coffee is planning to open a drive- through coffee stand in Centralia. What is your favorite coffee shop or stand in Lewis County?

“Avenue Espresso on Rush Road.”

Blake Bennett Chehalis, owner at Bennett Fencing

Photographs submitted by Kerry Serl, AAUW Seventh-, eighth- and ninth-grade girls participated in the 20th annual Expanding Your Horizons Conference Saturday, Oct. 19, at Centralia College. The Lewis County chapter of American Association of University Women, TRIO and Centralia College introduced girls of Lewis County to science, technology, engineering and math careers through individual workshops with female experts. Girls practiced skills from careers that included engineering, chemistry, physics and architecture. Above, Jennifer Winter teaches a class called “The Skin You’re In” to the girls. Winter is a certiied physician’s assistant in dermatology. “Jimmie’s Espresso on Tower across from Fullers. Best in town.”

Zane Smith Chehalis, bore operator at Mohawk Industries

Above, two young girls participate in the Expanding Your Horizons Conference at Centralia College Oct. 19.

“Outfitters Espresso in Adna.” At left, Lexy Fineman solders a circuit board during the Fun with CirKitz workshop Lew Danforth at Expanding Your Horizons. Lincoln Creek, sawmill owner and operator

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Pete Caster / [email protected] A snowboarder tears down a run at White Pass Ski Area on Monday afternoon. need some fresh snow.” trend started in October and con- month of snow is January, where and poor perception, White Pass Snow Meanwhile, the White Pass tinued throughout the year. The we get the colder temperatures has seen a sharp drop in atten- Ski Area is struggling to convince past couple months have seen sub- and actually have snow,” Burg dance this season, Goyette said. people that there is enough snow stantially less rainfall than the 30- said. “We can still get snow Low attendance at White Pass Continued from front page on the mountain for skiing and year normal amounts, Burg said. through February and March.” means less tourism dollars for the to protect the sensitive meadows snowboarding. For the Olympia area, Burg Burg said the snowy weather U.S. Highway 12 corridor, Goyette and cover hazards such as tree “Oftentimes when people drive said, November had 4 inches of may begin as early as this week- said. tops and rock outcroppings. over Snoqualmie they assume the rainfall below normal and De- end for area mountains. The snow “We are definitely pretty far “The goal was to open (snow rest of us are not in good shape,” cember had 5.5 inches below nor- level is forecast to drop to 2,500 off. The dry spell over Christmas play) during the holidays,” King Goyette said. “We are pretty fortu- mal. feet by Saturday. really hurt us,” Goyette said. “Un- said. “We need 5 feet on the nate actually.” Despite the recent dry spell, The base elevation at White fortunately it doesn’t just affect us. ground. We are close, about 57 Johnny Burg, meteorologist Burg said, winter weather is likely Pass is 4,500 feet and the summit Tourism is big business in Wash- inches, but it’s icy conditions right for the National Weather Service still on the way. is about 6,550 feet. ington. It’s definitely impacting all now. It thawed out and froze. We in Seattle, said the current dry “Winter just started and the Between the sparse snowfall of us.”

is County District Court said. DUI Lewis County District Court handled Humphrey's case the Continued from front page same way by having a Thurston said, and then arrested for DUI. County prosecutor come down Fulton’s blood alcohol con- for the case. tent was not made publicly Humphrey received a two- available Monday, but will be re- week, unpaid suspension from leased in the police report when the sheriff’s office. His sentence the report is finished, the WSP was deferred last month, ac- said. cording to the Lewis County The sheriff's office said Monday that Fulton was placed Prosecutor’s Office. on administrative leave, as is Humphrey drove through standard protocol, while the in- a road closure on Labree Road cident is investigated. and Interstate 5 in Chehalis at “I am extremely embarrassed, about 4 p.m. Sept. 8, according upset and disappointed. This to court documents. Humphrey community depends on our was off-duty at the time of the deputies to protect them, keep incident. them from harm, and uphold Labree had been closed the law,” Sheriff Steve Mansfield said. “Impaired drivers are one due to a car accident in which of the biggest threats to people a 24-year-old Chehalis man, in our community. My com- who was allegedly also driving mitment is to aggressively re- drunk, drove 123 mph down I-5 move impaired drivers from our in an attempt to flee police. roadways. I will not tolerate this At the time of his arrest, type of performance from my Humphrey declined to do a employees either on or off duty. field sobriety test and was trans- After my internal investigation The Chronicle / File photo ported to the Lewis County Jail, is complete, I will provide a full Lewis County Sherif’s Oice K-9 deputy Chris Fulton with his dog Ransom. account of the incident to the where he was not booked, but people we serve.” complete within one month. had an arraignment hearing will be handled by a Thurston submitted two blood alcohol The sheriff’s office antici- Fulton, who was hired by Monday afternoon in Lewis County prosecutor because of content samples of .159 and .143 pates having the investigation the sheriff’s office in April 2008, County District Court. His case the conflict of interest, the Lew- — nearly twice the legal limit.

spring, will play a number of Musician shows. Meanwhile, she is con- tinuing to work on the musi- Continued from front page cal for which she and colleague of fall’s emerging artists, praised McAnally wrote the music. the strength of her album: “With “Hee Haw a Broadway musi- country artists collaborat- cal” could open as soon as next ing with pop stars and rappers, year. Clark sticks to the basic tenets of Clark was born and raised in country music: storytelling and Morton. strong vocals. Her upcoming full-length debut has been gar- According to her website: nering plenty of buzz in Nash- “Brandy developed an affection ville.” for working-class people and The Boston Globe praised, the dangerous jobs many of in particular, her lyrics: “If sto- them undertake to make ends rytelling is, as is often said, the meet. Her father, a logger, died linchpin of the genre, then Clark in a work-related accident, her is one of its finest purveyors in mother toiled in human resourc- years, with an uncanny gift for crystallizing the small but cru- es at the mill, and Brandy herself cial emotional moments of ev- worked amid the lumber, at a eryday life.” fencing mill. As such, she related

Not that being a songwriter to the hardship depicted in the was so bad. Courtesy photo “Late Night” host David Letterman congratulates Morton musician Brandy Clark after her television debut Monday night. film ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’ and Clark worked with artists in- became obsessed with the music ter Dig Two,” and Miranda Lam- Country Song. It previously was and the pace doesn’t look to be cluding Miranda Lambert, Ken- of Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline and ny Rogers, the Band Perry, Dar- bert’s “Mama’s Broken Heart.” nominated for the Country Mu- letting up anytime soon, Sally ius Rucker, Reba McEntire and The latter, written by Clark, sic Awards Song of the Year, Sin- said. Merle Haggard.” Sheryl Crow and has cowritten Shane McAnally and Kacey gle of the Year and Video of the Her daughter next heads to To learn more, visit www. a number of hits, including most Musgraves, has been nominated Year. the Sundance Film Festival, then brandyclarkmusic.com or check recently The Band Perry’s “Bet- for a Grammy award for Best Clark had a whirlwind 2013, the Grammys, and then, in the out her Facebook page. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Florida State Wins BCS Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Championship Saturday’s Prep Boys NWAACC Women’s Basketball Basketball Tigers Beat Washougal, Push Win Streak to Four Games By The Chronicle Centralia won its fourth- straight game with a 70-54 non- conference victory over Wash- ougal Saturday night on Ron Brown Court, behind 17 points by Patrick Neely and 12 from guard Baylor Scott. “Patrick came back from a Friday night where he was in foul trouble and played one of his better games,” Centralia coach Ron Brown said. “Baylor was solid around the basket and Os- car Jackson had a very good re- bounding and defensive night. It was a good win for us.” While not as sharp as their lights-out shooting display against Capital on Friday, the Ti- gers still shot 47 percent from the field and jumped out to a 15-6 lead after the first quarter. Going into halftime with a 32-22 lead, the Tigers went on a 23-12 run in the third quarter to ice things over. Jackson added 8 points while Maxx Waring scored 9 in the victory. “The turnovers were low, that’s a plus, showing we were taking care of the ball,” Brown said. “Our free-throw shooting wasn’t good but I would chalk this up as a good win in our 20- game schedule.” Centralia shot 10 of 19 from the charity stripe in its second game in as many days. The Ti- gers (6-3 overall, 2-0 league) were now host Evergreen 2A Confer- ence foe River Ridge tonight and Tumwater on Friday.

MWP Dumps Riverside Christian YAKIMA — The Timber- wolves took their show to the east side of the mountains and the result was the same as Mor- ton-White Pass picked up a 68- 30 nonleague win over Riverside Christian here on Saturday. Kalen Dunlap’s 17 points and Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Zach Walton’s 16 led all scorers Centralia’s Julia Myers goes up towards the basket for the Lady Blazers during NWAACC West Division hoops action against Pierce Saturday night in Centralia. as MWP jumped out to a 39-10 halftime lead and cruised to its seventh victory. Dunlap was 3 of 4 from the 3-point line while Walton was 7 for 11 from the field. The Tim- Lady Blazers Off to 2-0 Start berwolves shot 42 percent from Lauren Fisher led the Blaz- ed to clasp down and we were “Pierce did a good job to the field and held Riverside LEAGUE: Centralia Drops ers with 15 points on 7 of 7 also able to break down their take some of that away in the Christian to 21 percent shooting. Pierce, 80-68, Behind shooting, while Crystal Narol- press and get some lay-ins.” second half,” Schutz said. “But “I thought defensively we ski added 14. Centralia jumped Pierce didn’t have an off played really well and set the Hot First-Half Shooting I thought our kids responded out to a 50-35 lead at halftime night, shooting 40 percent from well by bending, but not break- tone early that got us going,” By The Chronicle and fended off Pierce in the sec- the field and pulling to within 7 ing, with their attitude. We also MWP coach Tony Gillispie said. The Lady Blazers shot a blis- ond half. points with seven minutes to go “We just didn’t finish real great hit a couple of big shots, Alisha tering 73 percent in the first half “Crystal, Courtney Kaupu in the second half, but the Lady overall, around the basket, and Sorensen hit a big 3 for us and of an 80-68 victory over Pierce and Lauren did a good job fin- Blazers responded by putting we talked about that. That was we got the momentum back Saturday night in Centralia to ishing their shots in the first the ball back into the paint and the only spot that was not real with three minutes to go and we start their NWAACC West Di- half,” Centralia coach Shane breaking the Raiders’ full-court great, but we ran the floor hard vision campaign 2-0. Schutz said. “Our defense start- press. please see BLAZERS, page S3 and made the extra passes.” The Timberwolves forced 25 turnovers and Gillispie said he was impressed with his bench Saturday’s Prep Wrestling play. Morton-White Pass (7-0, 4-0 league) will host Napavine tonight in Morton. Centralia’s Bock, Cerrano, Bailey Win at River Rumble CHAMPS: Tigers Finish Cerrano, in the 120-pound Ground. according to Tiger coach Scott Onalaska Pummels Warriors bracket, took first in a field that Danner Taylor was another Phillips. ROCHESTER — The Log- Second as a Team; included the No. 5 and 7 ranked bright spot for Centralia. Tay- "He has a huge passion for gers shot over 50 percent from Return to EvCo Action wrestlers in the 2A ranks, and lor, a junior, was sidelined by this sport, and we are very long range and cruised to a 75-31 has now won 12 of his last 13 injuries the last two years and proud of this young man for win over Rochester here Satur- on Thursday matches. returned to the mat on Saturday fighting to get back to the mat," day in nonleague boys hoops ac- By The Chronicle Bock wrestled up a weight after recovering from a knee in- Phillips said. "Danner is going to tion. class and won the 113 bracket, jury during football season. He WASHOUGAL — Centra- get (down) to 220 by the end of Travis McMillion scored 17 while Bailey justified his No. 1 wrestled at 285 on Saturday and the season, and should be a huge with six rebounds for Onalaska, lia's Byron Cerrano, Bryce Bock state ranking by pinning three won two matches to reach the fi- and Kyzer Bailey all won indi- factor at the state level." and Trenton Neilson, Jonathon of his four opponents en route to nals, but the Tiger coaching staff Layn Pannkuk finished third Smalley and Chayse Taylor each vidual titles here Saturday at a victory at 182. elected to hold him out of the at 106 for Centralia, and Joseph Washougal High School's River The Tigers finished second finals against an opponent who please see BOYS, page S3 Rumble wrestling tournament. as a team, behind just Battle outweighed Taylor by 50 pounds, please see WRESTLING, page S3 Pressured The Final Word Centralia’s Patrick Brous- Arizona No. 1 in AP Poll for Fifth Straight Week sard puts up TV’s Best Bet a shot under By The Associated Press panel, while Syracuse (14-0) got the other College Basketball pressure during Arizona is No. 1 in The Associated five. Baylor at Iowa St. NWAACC West Press college basketball poll for the fifth Wichita State was sixth, followed by Division hoops straight week, but for the first time in that Baylor, Villanova, Iowa State and Florida. 4 p.m. action against span there are changes in the Top 25. Duke, which lost at Notre Dame, ESPN2 Pierce College The Wildcats (15-0) were still a run- dropped to No. 16, the first time the Blue Saturday night away No. 1, with Syracuse, Ohio State, Devils are out of the Top 10 since Decem- in Centralia. Wisconsin and Michigan State remaining ber 2007. No. 23 Illinois and No. 25 Kan- the next four teams. Arizona received 60 sas State moved into the rankings for the Brandon Hansen / [email protected] first-place votes from the national media first time this season. Sports 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 SPORTS

NWAACC Men’s Basketball

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Centralia’s Marced Farley is fouled during NWAACC West Division hoops action against Pierce Saturday night in Centralia. Farley’s Big Game Not Enough as Blazers Bounced by Pierce By The Chronicle lia College Health and Wellness percent (23 of 37) in the first while going 4 of 5 from long bounds. Isaac Barsh (13 points), Marced Farley scored 29 Center. half — including 6 of 8 from the range. Centralia, as a team, was David Baze (12), Devin Mat- points, but it wasn’t enough Farley went 4 of 8 from 3-point line. 9 of 20 from deep, but turned thews (11) and Gary Jacobs (10) for Centralia in an 85-69 loss long range and nabbed nine re- Marciano Rogers scored 12 the ball over 24 times. all hit double figures for the to Pierce Saturday night in bounds with three steals. The points with eight rebounds and Pierce’s Christopher Parker Raiders. NWAACC West Division men’s Blazers, though, trailed 56-34 six assists, and Condale Scott scored 20 points, while Paul Centralia (0-10) will host basketball action at the Centra- at halftime after Pierce shot 62 added 12 points for Centralia, Loranger scored 8 with 17 re- Grays Harbor on Wednesday. MLB Hall of Fame Voting Results to be Announced Wednesday By Steven Marcus be honored," Wheeler said. "I that we know he came from here. Biggio, the former high "We all like his chances this Newsday suspect he believes he belongs in. It's something great for our kids school baseball coach at St. As he should. There's reason to here to say this guy sat where you Thomas in Houston, still drops year," St. Thomas assistant coach Last year, the check mark believe people had time and rea- did, he went to class where you by there regularly. No one at the Ryan Lousteau said. "There's a was a scarce symbol next to the sons enough to re-evaluate their did and look at what he was able school expects him to go 0-for-2 names of players eligible for first- position and any opposition they to accomplish." in his Hall of Fame quest. lot of buzz around here." time induction into the Baseball may have had. Having that vali- Hall of Fame. The voters deliv- dation of what he accomplished ered a veritable referendum on would be a crowning end to his the sport's so-called steroid era career. I think it might be safe to by failing to elect a single player. say it would mean more to him Those highly suspected, ca- than most, but he's also some- sually linked or not even men- body who follows the news and tioned shared the same fate: Wait understands the landscape, so he till next year or beyond to receive wouldn't be crushed." votes on the required 75 percent Piazza's 427 home runs are of the ballots from the Baseball the most by a catcher in major- Writers' Association of America. league history. Piazza, who A year later, the results are in played eight of his 16 seasons and will be announced Wednes- with the Mets, was a 12-time All- day. There are no performance- Star and had a .308 career bat- enhancing suspicions facing this ting average. year's top first-timers — pitchers But Boston Globe writer Peter TALES FROM Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine Abraham said some players may and slugger Frank Thomas — so have gotten caught in the writers' SATURDAY’S CHILD: they already may have started to overwhelming condemnation of draft their induction speeches. suspected PED users. Perhaps the results will "While it might be obvious A Collection of change for Mike Piazza, named for somebody like (Barry) Bonds, to the Mets' Hall of Fame last it's really not obvious at all for, Columns by September, who received 57.8 say, Jeff Bagwell and Mike Piaz- percent in his first year of eligi- za," Abraham said, "and for me it bility. Or the Astros' Craig Biggio, was unfair not to vote for some- Gordon Aadland from Kings Park, and who fell 39 body based solely on my suspi- votes shy with 68.2 percent. cion." "No one knows what the Piazza denied steroid use in PLEASE RESERVE MY PRE-SALE COPIES TODAY! crystal ball will show from the his book. Biggio, who played his BBWAA," Hall of Fame president entire 20-year career with the Pre-Sale Reservation Book(s) Paid In Full Jeff Idelson said, "but all indica- Astros and had 3,060 hits, also tions lead us to believe that it got caught in the crossfire, al- QUANTITY TOTAL QTY. TOTAL AMT. should be a robust year." though he was never linked to BBWAA secretary-treasurer PEDs. BOOK(S) TO BE PICKED UP AT THE CHRONICLE Jack O'Connell said last year "The talk around here was $14.02 ($12.95 plus $1.07 Wash. sales tax) might have been an aberration. that he got lumped up with a "I'll grant that it had an asterisk, bunch of guys who may not have $1.00 of each book sale will go to the Centralia College BOOKS WILL BE AVAILABLE but that's part of the process that been doing the right thing all the Foundation supporting student scholarships. 2ND WEEK OF MARCH happens every once in a while," time," Kings Park High School he said. "I don't expect it to be an athletic director Dan Butler said. ❑ Check ❑ Cash ❑ ❑ annual thing." "(Biggio) kind of prided him- Credit Lonnie Wheeler, who collab- self on doing the right thing all Card # orated with Piazza on his book, the time. People kind of feel like Exp. CVS "Long Shot," said Piazza is hope- he may have been a victim of that Date Code ful. a little bit. We're a little biased, Signature ������������������������������������������������ Date ��������������� "I think it's something he but we think his numbers speak takes really seriously and would for themselves. For us, it's great CUSTOMER INFORMATION: Sports Briefs Name: ���������������������������������������������������������������� Bulls Trade Deng to Cavs ers following the loss of Derrick Address: �������������������������������������������������������������� Rose to a knee injury. City: ������������������������������ State: ��������� Zip:��������������� CHICAGO (MCT) — Ending The Bulls all along insisted one longtime era and starting a they wouldn't trade Deng merely E-mail Address: ������������������������������������������������������� new, certainly different one, the as a salary dump. But talks ac- CH512229cf.cg Chicago Bulls traded Luol Deng celerated on Monday with the to the Cleveland Cavaliers late PAYMENT MUST BE Monday night for center Andrew Cavaliers meeting the Bulls' de- Bynum and three draft picks. mands for draft picks. INCLUDED WITH ORDER The Bulls acquired the right to The Bulls will waive Bynum Mail to: Aadland Book on Tuesday, dropping them be- the Sacramento Kings' first-round C/O The Chronicle low the luxury tax threshold in pick and two second-round picks 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia, WA 98531 a season in which they no lon- the Cavaliers had acquired from Or come in to pre-order ger are championship contend- Portland in 2015 and 2016. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014

Saturday’s Prep Girls Basketball McClure, Bearcats Shut Down White River in Second Half By The Chronicle MWP Blows Out Riverside The Bearcats played what Christian coach Henri Weeks called YAKIMA — The Tim- their complete game of the berwolves were shorthanded year on Saturday, drubbing here Saturday, but it didn't White River 53-34 in a non- make much of a difference in league girls basketball match- a 55-12 nonleague win over up in Chehalis. Riverside Christian. W.F. West led by a slim Kylie Allen scored 13 23-21 margin at halftime, but points, Christine Robbins tal- held the Hornets to just 13 lied 12 and Samantha Eveland points in the second half. added 11 points and eight re- "We did a better job of lo- bounds for Morton-White cating shooters and just get- Pass. ting out on them and closing The Timberwolves were out better," Weeks said of the without the services of lead- second-half difference. "We ing scorer Ashley Kelly, who just did a better job overall, was on a softball recruiting defensively." visit for the weekend. Nike McClure led W.F. "It was nice to make some West with 13 points and 16 re- other girls step up," MWP Brandon Hansen / [email protected] bounds, eight of which came coach Darin Allen said. "I Centralia’s Lauren Fisher passes the ball for the Blazers during NWAACC West Division hoops action against Pierce Saturday on the offensive end. Katie thought Kylie had a good night in Centralia. Hankins and Julie Spencer night, and I thought our post each added 10 points, and Jes- players did a really good job, Blazers: sica McKay scored 8 off the with 23 points and 15 re- Centralia Hosts Chokers on Wednesday bench. bounds between them. We Continued from Sports 1 "Right now, our bench is wanted to establish our posts." game this season.” kids can start to question it. But helping us out. They're com- Centralia College went 4-6 you can see our kids buying into Morton-White Pass shot got more lay-ins as they had to ing out every night and pro- 41 percent (24 of 59) from in nonleague play before open- it and you can see the light turn ducing positively," Weeks said, press.” ing up West Division action on the field and led 18-4 after Sorensen scored 11 points off on and it starting to click.” citing McKay, Payton Kelly a quarter. Guard Whitney the road with a 53-43 victory Centralia finished the game and Tiana Parker for their the bench and the Blazers’ subs, over Tacoma. Schutz feels that Elledge dished off seven as- shooting 57 percent from the work. "That's not typical, I as a whole, outscored Pierce’s a tough preseason allowed the sists and neither Elledge nor field, including eight 3-point- don't think, for high school bench 45-13. Blazers to come into league play guard Darian Atkinson com- teams, that you have a bench “Pierce is a very athletic team with experience and poise. ers. Narolski led the team with mitted a turnover. that comes out and doesn't and this is probably one of their “You can see our confidence 9 rebounds and the Lady Blazers "It was a good game for us drop off a lot." more talented teams,” Schutz grow with each win,” Schutz outrebounded the Raiders 38-29 to build off of to start back said. “We knew it was going to said. “Sometimes you can be as a whole. W.F. West outrebounded into league," Allen said. be a tall order with 11 freshmen easily defeated when you’re try- Centralia (6-6, 2-0 league) the Hornets 33-21, with 15 of- Morton-White Pass (6-3, on our roster but they keep get- ing to learn a new system, when will host West Division foe fensive rebounds. 3-2 Central 2B League) will ting better and better with each it doesn’t work right away and Grays Harbor on Wednesday. The Bearcats (8-2, 3-0 Ev- host Napavine in Randle on ergreen 2A Conference) will Wednesday and will host host Black Hills — also 3-0 in Winlock in Morton on Satur- NBA league — on Thursday. day. Kobe Suggests Fans Vote Lillard into All-Star Game By Sean Meagher Winlock led 20-4 midway Boys through the first quarter, thanks The Oregonian to four first-quarter 3-pointers Portland Trail Blazers point Continued from Sports 1 from Skylar Tremayne and 3 for guard Damian Lillard earned an added 12 points for the winners. 3 shooting from the field by Ca- All-Star game endorsement from “We’re playing pretty well leb Rose. Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Tenino, though, switched up right now,” Logger coach Dennis Bryant Sunday, a little over a its defense in the second quarter Bower said. “I like the direction month before New Orleans hosts and cut the lead to 3 at halftime. the NBA's annual showcase. we’re going.” “Our guys did a good job bat- "I probably won't be able to Onalaska shot 10 of 18 from tling back, and not letting the come back (to the Lakers) soon behind the 3-point arc (56 per- score phase them,” Tenino coach enough to be able to make my cent) and outscored Rochester Trevor Mora said. stamp or be able to make my 27-3 in the second quarter to Nihls Peterson led the way mark on a game," Bryant told re- lead 44-12 at halftime. for the Beavers, scoring 23 porters before the Lakers faced Tyler Gedney and Jordan points with 14 rebounds and the Denver Nuggets. "So my ad- McLemore each scored 8 for playing an excellent transition vice would be to focus on young- Rochester. game, according to his coach, er players, the Damian Lillards Onalaska (8-1, 4-1 Central and playing solid defense after of the world, because they're 2B League) will play at Pe Ell to- picking up his fourth foul mid- more than deserving to be out night. Rochester (4-7) will host way through the third quarter. there and playing that weekend." Ocosta on Wednesday in a non- Calvin Guzman, Thomas Pier Bryant, who holds the NBA league tilt. and Talo Bailon each finished the record for most consecutive All- game with four steals for Tenino, Star appearances with 15, was Beavers Rally Past Winlock which outscored Winlock 17-9 in the leading vote getter (723,031 the fourth quarter. votes) among backcourt players WINLOCK — The Cardi- Rose finished with 20 points from the Western Conference nals came out hot, but Tenino for Winlock, and Tremayne fin- in the most recent returns. Lil- kept its composure and rallied ished with 18. lard was eighth with 105,880 fan back for a 56-53 win here Satur- Winlock will host Toutle votes. day in nonleague boys hoops ac- Lake, while Tenino (3-7) will The 17-year veteran has ap- tion. play at Hoquiam , tonight. peared in just six games this season, sandwiched between re- covering from an Achilles injury Pole Buildings suffered last season and fractur- Don Ryan / The Associated Press ing in his left knee on Dec. 17. Portland Trails Blazers guard Damian Lillard is shown during the second half of an He's expected to miss three more NBA basketball game against the Philadelphia 76ers in Portland, Ore., Saturday. weeks. Lillard is averaging 21.3 respect that comes from me to be ing results currently out with in- Site Prep points, 5.8 assists and 3.5 re- able to play for the fans, I'd much jury, along with Oklahoma City Available bounds in 34 games this season. rather see the young guys go out Thunder point guard Russell His 21.3 points per game sits there and play in the game," Bry- Westbrook (knee) and Los An- behind only Houston's James ant added. "They've obviously geles Clippers point guard Chris 24’x24’x10’ 24’x24’x10’ Harden (24.4) and Golden State's put the work in to be there that Machine Storage 2 Car Garage Stephen Curry (23.3) among weekend, so I'd much rather see Paul (shoulder). backcourt players in the top 10 them go in there and participate." The 2014 NBA All-Star Game voting results. 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College Football

Chris Carlson / The Associated Press Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher kisses The Coaches’ Trophy after the NCAA BCS National Championship college football game against Auburn Monday in Pasadena, Calif. Florida State won 34-31.

By Brendan Sonnone gest deficit of the season. The Orlando Sentinel Seminoles pieced together an unorthodox drive that resulted PASADENA, Calif. — It was in a touchdown. all Florida State could ask for. After running back Karlos Jameis Winston had Williams picked up seven yards the ball in and a first down on a fake punt, his hands. FSU moved into the red zone The red- following a 21-yard run by Win- shirt fresh- Flordia St. ston. Devonta Freeman scored man and from three yards out on the FLORIDA ST. 34 Heisman next play, putting the Seminoles AUBURN 31 Trophy win- THE UNDISPUTED KINGS OF behind 21-10 before halftime. ner, so cool FSU’s prolific offense, which and so collected all season, had entered the game needing 28 his chance to build on an already points to set the NCAA mark legendary season. for points in a season, was fre- With 1:11 remaining in Mon- College Football quently flustered by Auburn’s day’s BCS National Title Game overall speed. Winston did against Auburn, Winston led not look the part of a Heisman FSU from its own 20-yard line Trophy winner, but like he has down to Tigers territory. As[ the ]throughout this season, he clock ticked, Winston found his It was the first time a team over- the game-winning drive when one, in the form of a P.J. Wil- overcame a slow start. Tigers favorite target, Kelvin Benjamin, came a halftime deficit to win Auburn running back Tre Mason liams interception. quarterback Nick Marshall was for a touchdown, giving the Sem- a championship game in the ripped off a 37-yard touchdown Williams fumbled the ball on on point early, helping Auburn inoles a 34-31 win with 13 sec- BCS era. An announced crowd run. Mason bounced off FSU the return, but Lamarcus Joyner amass a 21-3 lead in the second onds remaining. Winston, who of 94,208 witnessed Winston’s defenders to give Auburn a 31-27 recovered it to give FSU the ball quarter. had completed 50 percent of his historic rally. Media members lead with 1:19 remaining. at its own 44 with 12:34 left in the Normally known for his run- passes going into the final pos- dubbed Auburn “a team of desti- The play came shortly after game. The Seminoles capitalized session, was 6-of-7 passing for 77 ning skills, he picked apart the ny” thanks to a run of nail-biting FSU seemed to cap its unlikely with a five-play, 56-yard drive Seminoles’ highly regarded sec- yards on the drive. unthinkable finishes. comeback. that was capped off by an 11-yard ondary and accounted for two “I said, ‘Guys, we didn’t come But it was a slew of timely and FSU freshman receiver Le- touchdown pass from Winston here for no reasons,’ “ Winston unlikely plays that saved FSU’s vonte “Kermit” Whitfield, a track to fullback Chad Abram. An touchdown passes and another said on the field after the game. perfect season, setting up Win- standout from Orlando’s Jones unsportsmanlike-conduct pen- rushing score early. FSU’s win “I said, ‘Guys, this is ours. ... We ston’s miraculous drive. High, broke off a 100-yard kick- alty forced FSU to settle for the stopped a reign of dominance control our own destiny.’ “ “These kids are special,” FSU off return for a score to give the point-after-attempt instead of a by the Southeastern Conference, The Seminoles (14-0) rallied coach Jimbo Fisher said. “This Seminoles a 27-24 lead with 4:31 two-point conversion. FSU’s Ro- which had won the past seven from an 18-point deficit to beat group never faltered, they want- left in the game. berto Aguayo made the kick, cut- national titles. Auburn (12-2) in historic fash- ed to be elite.” FSU desperately needed a ting Auburn’s lead to 21-20 with “It’s a heck of a football team ion, giving FSU its third national FSU’s title hopes seemed to spark heading into the fourth 10:55 left in the contest. Down and the SEC’s a dadgum good championship in school history. be dashed just moments before quarter, down 21-13. It received 21-3 early on, FSU faced its big- football conference,” Fisher said. Mike Bianchi: Seminoles Will go Down as One of The All-Time Great Teams By Mike Bianchi Winston hit Kelvin Benjamin edented march toward an eighth an average score of 53-14, includ- Orlando Sentinel with the game-winning 2-yard straight national championship. ing the 62-24 demolition of the touchdown pass. FSU’s team of dominance vs. undefeated No. 2-ranked Florida PASADENA, Calif. — Step Florida State, it seems, gave “During the season, Auburn’s team of destiny. Gators in the Fiesta Bowl nation- aside, 1972 Miami Dolphins. Auburn a taste of its own “team I was so proud of our You have to go all the way al-championship game. The 2013 Florida State Semi- of destiny” medicine. The Tigers back to the 1944 Army team of Incredibly, this FSU team noles are now the most perfect have lived on last-second mir- team’s consistency. Doc Blanchard and Glenn Da- entered the national-title game team in the history of this state acles all season, but this time it vis to find a team more statisti- with a chance to be even more and one of the most dominant, was FSU that came up with the From Game 1 until cally dominant than FSU was invincible. The hulking ‘Husk- dynamic teams in the history of big plays at the biggest moments now, we have during this regular season. That ers of 1995 recorded an average football. on a magical manic Monday Army team marched over their victory margin of 38.7 points. The undefeated No. 1-ranked night in the storied Rose Bowl. practiced, prepared opponents like General Patton Remarkably, the Seminoles beat Seminoles, blowing teams out Before this thrilling, chill- and played like rumbling through Sicily, beating teams during the regular season all season long, cemented their ing finish, Seminole Nation was opponents by an average of 52 by an average score of 53-11 and national-championship legacy preparing for undeniable disap- champions.” points per game. beat ranked team by more than in a completely different fashion pointment, but instead they fin- Of course, that was a differ- 40 points per game. Monday night. This time, with ish the season with unprecedent- Jimbo Fisher, ent era. The 1944 season was Here’s all you need to know: nearly 100,000 fans on the edge ed dominance. In the span of a Florida St. Coach played during World War II, and Coming into Monday night’s of their seats at the Rose Bowl, few seconds, FSU fans went from Army’s roster was understand- national-championship game, the surging Seminoles came infernal dejection to eternal per- ably stacked. In addition, it was FSU hadn’t trailed since nine charging back to beat Auburn fection. a time when only a handful of games ago. For crying out loud, 34-31 and finally end the South- This national-championship own right, but to play for a spot teams really had the desire or re- FSU kicker Roberto Aguayo had eastern Conference’s streak of game against Auburn wasn’t among the most storied teams sources to compete for national more points (147) by himself seven straight national champi- just any national-championship in history made this national- championships. Not like today than FSU’s 13 opponents com- onships. game for the previously unchal- championship game even more when you have dozens of pro- bined (139). And speaking of streaks, the lenged Seminoles. It was their special. grams from major conferences — Said FSU coach Jimbo Fish- Seminoles had a streak of their garnet-and-golden opportunity You want to talk about a including non-traditional teams er: “During the season, I was so own in the form of true fresh- at immortality. legacy-maker or a legacy-break- like UCF and Boise State — that proud of our team’s consistency. man Levonte “Kermit” Whitfield. “We want to go down as one er? This was undeniably a BCS have the aptitude and ability to From Game 1 until now, we have The 5-foot-7 world-class sprinter of the greatest teams in history,” must or BCS bust for FSU. The try to build a national power. practiced, prepared and played streaked 100 yards with a kickoff said FSU senior cornerback La- Seminoles would either go down The most dominant team like champions.” return to ignite the Seminoles marcus Joyner. as one of the most statistically I’ve ever witnessed was the Tom National champions. with 4:30 left in the game, and Mission accomplished — dominant national champions Osborne-coached 1995 Nebras- All hail, the Florida State then FSU won it with 13 seconds in the most unlikely manner in the modern era of college foot- ka team of Tommie Frazier and Seminoles. remaining when Heisman Tro- imaginable. Playing for a ring, ball or they’d go down as just an- Lawrence Phillips. The Corn- One of the greatest college phy-winning quarterback Jameis any ring, is obviously big in its other stooge in the SEC’s unprec- huskers destroyed opponents by football teams of all time. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014

College Basketball Huskies Falls to No. 1 Arizona, 71-62 By Percy Allen to pull the Huskies to 60-58 with Seattle Times 3:39 left. He finished with 20 points on 8-for-19 shooting, six TUCSON, Ariz. — Toward rebounds and three assists. the end of a 40-minute basket- “To me, he looks like a NBA ball game that must have felt like player,” Miller said. “He had 20 a boxing match, the Washington and we did everything we could men’s basketball team looked to stop him.” like a prize fighter staggering on Johnson, who scored a game- his feet. high 24 points, answered with Despite giving up an average a driving dunk at the other end of two inches per starter, the un- and the Wildcats finished the dersized Huskies traded blows game on an 11-4 run. with the top-ranked Arizona Miller said not every game is Wildcats, countering their hu- going to be like Thursday’s 60-25 mongous front line with a bril- liant shooting display in the first win over Washington State. He half. said the Wildcats (15-0, 2-0 Pac- While Arizona hammered 12) understand they’re a big tar- inside with 10 dunks and high- get in the conference. light jams, the Huskies peppered “We’re carrying that right the Wildcats’ vaunted defense now,” he said. “It’s not a burden. with jumpers and floaters. I think we fully expect that we’re Saddled with foul trouble, the going to get the other team’s best Huskies eventually wore down shot.” in the final minutes, falling 71- The Huskies (9-6, 1-1) la- 62 in the Saturday matinee in mented a few offensive and de- front of 14,530 at McKale Center. fensive breakdowns in the final “With so many big bodies, minutes. “When you get down a couple you’re banging that entire time, David Kadlubowski / The Associated Press down the stretch, we could have of points, a lot of guys start try- Arizona forward Aaron Gordon (11) and Washington guard Mike Anderson (11) ight for a rebound during the second half of ing to take the game over and do just gotten worn down a little bit an NCAA college basketball game Saturday in Tucson, Ariz. physically,” coach Lorenzo Ro- it themselves,” Wilcox said. “We mar said. “Our guys gave it ev- just got to stick to the game plan erything they had. Our guys bat- 360-degree slam dunk. Kemp’s nine points and three the half, but managed to stay in and execute all the way through.” tled and were physical. I thought “It was a highlight,” Wilcox rebounds in the first half were a the game. After a sizzling shooting dis- our guys were tough. admitted. “I was going to go for major reason why the Huskies Blackwell converted two free play in the first half, the Huskies “And after so long, maybe the block until I saw he was start- were able to withstand Arizona’s throws that gave Washington a made just 10 of 33 (30.3 percent) down the stretch, it just got to us ing to do something funky and big front line. 52-51 lead with 10:09 left. in the second half. They were — their length.” I didn’t want to get mixed up in “It was important and that’s That’s when Arizona’s size also outrebounded 26-17 after In the first half, Washington that.” what we want to do with our size,” began to show. the break. had no problems against an Ari- Less than four minutes into Arizona coach Sean Miller said. On the ensuing possession, “It’s tough,” Wilcox said. “We zona defense ranked sixth in op- the second half, Nigel Williams- “You can wear the other team out freshman forward Aaron Gor- got to work, especially with this ponents’ field-goal percentage. Goss made a layup and convert- over time if you keep getting the don (18 points and 11 rebounds) small lineup. Every shot that The Huskies shot 55.6 per- ed a free throw to put UW up 42- ball close to the basket.” collected one of his four of- goes up, that’s when the war be- cent from the field while build- 36 with 16:42 left. Without Kemp, senior for- fensive rebounds and flushed a gins and we had to try to keep ing a 35-33 halftime lead. But there were ominous signs ward Perris Blackwell, who had dunk to start a 9-2 run that put them off the glass. Washington would have had for the Huskies. 12 points and 12 rebounds, was the Wildcats up for good. “The first half we did a good a bigger lead if not for its 10 first- Following Williams-Goss’ the only big body for Washing- After receiving a hard foul job at that. The second half, half turnovers, including Nick free throw, reserve forward ton inside. He picked up his third from Kaleb Tarczewski that they were relentless on the glass. Johnson’s theft against C.J. Wil- Shawn Kemp Jr. collected his foul shortly after the break and knocked him to the floor, Wil- That’s a main reason why they’re cox that led to a crowd-pleasing fourth foul and left the game. collected his fourth midway in cox drained a pair of free throws No. 1.” No. 24 Gonzaga Beats WSU Men’s Basketball Falls, Hard, to No. 1 Arizona and Arizona State By Jacob Thorpe ing 5 or more minutes without the Washington State shooters out there. So to try and manu- Pacific 86-64 The Spokesman-Review a field goal and shooting 20 per- were still mostly cold in the des- facture points in creative ways, cent on the night. ert heat as the Cougars fell to it makes it a little difficult to say SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — TUCSON, Ariz. — The “They came out and played Arizona State 66-47 in front of the least.” Gonzaga was so good offensively raucous, sold-out crowd at the hard, we didn’t really have a 5,072 fans on Sunday. Que Johnson tried to as- McKale Center on Thursday that even coach Mark Few was game plan offensively,” Shelton The team struggled to score sume the role for the Cougars, impressed. appeared to want more than said. “…I think DaVonte’s pres- all weekend, putting up just 72 a blowout in Arizona’s Pac-12 and scored 15 of his 18 points Drew Barham and Kevin ence, missing him was kind of points in two games. in the second half. The fresh- Pangos scored 16 points apiece, opener. They wanted carnage what hurt us.” Leading scorer DaVonte befitting the sea of red in the man is an efficient scorer, and and No. 24 Gonzaga shot 69 per- Only Longrus made mul- Lacy returned to the starting shot 70 percent from the field arena. tiple field goals and he led the lineup after missing the past cent in an 86-64 victory over Pa- while hitting half of his 3-point cific on Saturday night. The partisan fans weren’t team with six points. WSU’s 25 two games while recovering going to show any mercy to the attempts. “Sixty nine percent is unbe- points were an all-time low for from an appendectomy. With- visiting team nor the refs, no “Especially with DaVonte be- lievable,” Few said. the McKale Center, as were its out the junior guard, who aver- matter how lopsided the score ing gone, I felt the scoring load David Stockton added 15 nine field goals. It was the low- ages 18.9 points per game, the got. on my hands,” Johnson said. “I points and Sam Dower Jr. had 13 est point total for a Pac-12 team Cougars scored just 25 points in The Wildcats delivered. in 15 seasons. Thursday’s loss to No. 1 Arizo- basically put that on me.” for Gonzaga (14-2, 4-0), which The good news for Wash- Johnson’s performance was has won 22 consecutive West “It seemed like it just snow- na, the lowest total by a Pac-12 ington State is that it won’t get balled and as it snowballed one team in 15 years. the difference between Sun- Coast Conference games span- any more daunting than that. day’s performance – when the ning three seasons. thing that was impressive was But Lacy’s return was short- By definition, top-ranked Ari- Cougars were occasionally able David Taylor and Andrew Arizona being able to sustain lived. He scored four points and zona (14-0, 1-0 Pac-12) is widely to score in the halfcourt – and Bock each scored 10 points for a high level of intensity, espe- pulled down four rebounds in considered to be the best team 11 minutes, but rushed to the Thursday’s, in which WSU had Pacific (9-5, 0-3). The Tigers re- cially through the half,” Bone in the country, but the Wildcats said. “Their defense was still locker room while clutching his turned to the conference this just 14 points with 6 minutes to somehow looked even better as good even as the score became side in the middle of the first season after leaving in 1971. go before scoring nine against they beat the Cougars 60-25. lopsided.” half. Lacy did not return, and Gonzaga built a big first-half the Wildcats’ subs. In that game, “Arizona jumped on us early WSU missed its first 16 field- was sent to the hospital. Johnson scored just three points lead, and then frittered much of and it never really ended,” WSU goal attempts and didn’t make a “It definitely jerked us it away when Pacific got hot in in 23 minutes and turned the coach Ken Bone said. basket until 6:42 was left in the around a little bit,” said Junior ball over four times. the second half. It recovered in Junior guard Royce Wool- first half. The Wildcats’ relent- Longrus, who led the team with “He was a bit nervous the time to earn its fourth consecu- ridge got the Cougars on the less defense had the Cougars seven rebounds. “We were hap- tive win. board with a free throw 3 min- other night at Arizona. Step- searching for free throws until py to have him back and to have ping into that arena, I don’t Gonzaga made 27 of 39 shots, utes into the game. That point him leave threw a wrench in a Woolridge finally got the Cou- think he’d ever played in front including 10 of 13 from 3-point served as WSU’s only score un- gars on with a layup. couple things that we planned of more than 6,000 people, range. Pacific shot 31.7 percent, til more than 11 minutes had Shelton hit another, mo- on doing. We can’t run DaVon- but made 10 of 25 3-pointers, passed. Meanwhile, the Wild- ments later, and WSU found te all the time but it’s definitely which was at Gonzaga a month, most in the second half. cats built up their lead. itself on a 5-0 run. a little different not having him month-and-a-half ago,” Bone The Tigers shot much bet- “We just weren’t making Such offensive success was a on the court.” said. “So to step into the McK- ter to open the second half, but shots,” Woolridge said. “It hap- rarity against the Wildcats. The Coach Ken Bone said that ale Center, 14,000 and play still trailed 57-35. Then Trevin pened and we will learn from it Cougars trailed 28-7 at halftime, it is possible that the medical against the No. 1 team in the Harris hit a 3-pointer to launch and have to get ready for Sun- making just a pair of layups issue was unrelated to Lacy’s nation, he admitted that he a 15-1 run that cut Gonzaga’s day (against Arizona State). It’s while missing 19 shots. The previous injury. Bone said Lacy wasn’t ready for that.” lead to single digits. Consecutive a learning process and we have Cougars didn’t hit a jump shot told him that the pain was in But Johnson’s single-handed 3-pointers by Taylor and Tony a lot of young players and we until early in the second half, the area of his ribs. offense wasn’t enough, as he Gill made it 58-50 with 12:23 left. can all get better from this.” courtesy of Longrus. They hit WSU’s defense played well was outdone by ASU’s Jermaine But the Zags responded to Those younger players had double digits when Will DiIorio enough to keep the Cougars Marshall. The senior, who is a the challenge and began to pull a large amount of responsibility hit the team’s first 3-pointer of close. Spurred by eight first- graduate transfer from Penn away again. Stockton’s 3-pointer for WSU, which played without the game with 12:21 left. half steals, the team went on State, finished with 26 points, made it 76-59. leading scorer DaVonte Lacy The Wildcats entered the a 9-2 run to end the first half including 16 during ASU’s The game concluded an un- and starting wing Dexter Ker- game ranked fourth nationally and was down just 27-23 at the backbreaking 18-2 run that usual stretch in which Gonzaga nich-Drew. Lacy, who is recov- in rebounding margin, and beat break. Dexter Kernich-Drew, stretched the Sun Devils’ lead played four conference home ering from appendix surgery, the Cougars in that department also playing his first game after from 33-31 to 51-33. games over eight days. The Zags made the trip to Arizona. Ker- 42 to 28. returning from a concussion- A jumper by D.J. Shelton ac- nich-Drew is recovering from a don’t play at home again until If there was a bright spot for induced absence, led the way counted for WSU’s only points concussion. Jan. 23. The series of games co- the Cougars it came on defense, with five points. during that run, which took Freshman guard Que John- But the Cougars couldn’t incided with a string of injuries where the Cougars held the po- 6:14 off the clock. The Cougars son took Lacy’s spot in the line- find enough replacement scor- that struck three of the Zags’ tent Arizona offense in check took only nine shots in that up, while forward Junior Lon- for most of the game. But the ers in the second half, and Ari- starters, but didn’t slow the team span, and made no trips to the down much. grus replaced Kernich-Drew, Wildcats scored 21 points over zona State got hot from the out- pushing forward D.J. Shelton the game’s final 10 minutes to side, finishing the game having free-throw line. WSU made just “I couldn’t be prouder of this 5 of 13 free throws in the game, group,” Few said. “They really, out to the wing. put up a healthy 60. made 9 of 20 3-point attempts. The WSU offense had been while the Sun Devils hit 16 of 24. really responded.” “I thought our defense was coming around, as the Cou- Without Lacy WSU ap- Gonzaga has not lost a WCC Lacy Only Plays 11 Minutes in doing a good job, really good gars scored 78 or more points job. We’ve got to get better of- peared lost at times offensively, game at home since 2011. The in three of their last four games. WSU’s Loss to ASU fensively,” Bone said. “It’s hard which led to a 19-7 advantage Zags are 67-2 in WCC home But against Arizona the offense TEMPE, Ariz. — Though when arguably your best player, for the Sun Devils in points off games since the McCarthey Ath- was stagnant, consistently go- the offense thawed somewhat, definitely your best scorer, isn’t turnovers. letic Center opened in 2004. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports Briefs Saturday’s Scores 1. Kim Rushton 589; 2. Hunter Preps BOYS BASKETBALL Weeks 545; 3. Teresa Johnson 533; 4. NFL Centralia Little League Seeks Coaches Local Schedules Almira/Coulee-Hart. 57, Columbia 28 Laurie Thomas 518 and Val Krein 518; 5. National Football League Arlington 78, Mount Vernon 42 Deb Wood 517; 6. Arlene Thomas 508; 7. By The Chronicle TUESDAY, Jan. 7 All Times PDT Boys Basketball Asotin 64, Dayton 33 Patti Ackerman 506; 8. Ashley Date 501 Adna at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Bear Creek School 81, NW School 26 and Lynn Wiltzius 501; 9. Jami Norman AMERICAN CONFERENCE The Centralia Little League baseball organization River Ridge at Centralia, 7:30 p.m. Bremerton 67, Gig Harbor 58 494; 10. Gail Dean 490; High Game: Te- East W L T Pct PF PA is looking for coaches. Washougal at W.F. West, 7:30 p.m. Brewster 72, Cascade (Leavenworth) 55 resa Johnson 212 y-New England12 4 0 .750 444 338 Napavine at Morton-White Pass Cashmere 70, Tonasket 39 Top 5 Senior Men N.Y. Jets 8 8 0 .500 290 387 The league is seeking volunteer coaches to help (White Pass), 7 p.m. Centralia 70, Washougal 56 1. Andy Fuchs 742; 2. Butch Mostell- Miami 8 8 0 .500 317 335 with the 2014 season, with divisions for T-ball up Onalaska at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. Chelan 44, Omak 29 er 699; 3. Dave Reynoldson 648; 4. Tim Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 339 388 Tenino at Hoquiam, 5:45 p.m. through Majors (ages 9-12). Clackamas, Ore. 60, Union 55 Schnitzer 647; 5. Virgil Potter 614; High South Toutle Lake at Winlock, 7 p.m. Clover Park 60, Lakes 51 Game: Butch Mosteller 278 y-Indianapolis 11 5 0 .688 391 336 Sign-ups for the 2014 season will be Jan. 22 and 23 Oakville at North River, 5:45 p.m. Colfax 49, Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 48 Top 5 Senior Women Girls Basketball Tennessee 7 9 0 .438 362 381 (Wednesday and Thursday) in Fort Borst Park Kitchen Crosspoint 56, Rainier Chr. 41 1. Teresa Johnson 570; 2. Sara Broom Centralia at River Ridge, 7:30 p.m. Jacksonville 4 12 0 .250 247 449 Cusick 65, Curlew 56 2. Rochester at Ocosta, 7 p.m. 523; 3. Pearl Steig 485; 4. Jeryl Fuchs East Valley (Spokane) 47, Freeman 42 472; 5. Bertie Dessell 469; High Game: Houston 2 14 0 .125 276 428 Tenino at Hoquiam, 7 p.m. North Anyone interested in coaching may contact Wendy Castle Rock at Toledo, 7 p.m. East Valley (Yakima) 76, Selah 36 Teresa Johnson 221 Edmonds-Woodway 54, Cascade 53 Top 5 Junior Boys y-Cincinnati 11 5 0 .688 430 305 at (360) 508-6535 or Frank (253) 954-7935. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8 Ellensburg 54, Prosser 52 1. Maxx Waring 675; 2. Lucas Hart Pittsburgh 8 8 0 .500 379 370 College Men’s Basketball Friday Harbor 62, Nooksack Valley 35 664; 3. Tony Mortland 548; 4. Zach Baltimore 8 8 0 .500 320 352 Grays Harbor at Centralia, 8 p.m. Garfield-Palouse 75, Tekoa-Oak. 15 Marks 520; 5. Jordan Waring 501; High Cleveland 4 12 0 .250 308 406 Tiger Baseball Holding Fund-Raiser College Women’s Basketball Grandview 54, West Valley (Yakima) 51 Game: Lucas Hart 242 West Grays Harbor at Centralia, 6 p.m. Granger 58, Connell 34 Top 5 Junior Girls y-Denver 13 3 0 .813 606 399 Boys Basketball Dinner Hazen 65, Mt. Rainier 56 1. Bailey Reed 460; 2. Ashley Hart x-Kansas City 11 5 0 .688 430 305 Ocosta at Rochester, 7 p.m. Hermiston, Ore. 78, Moses Lake 68 340; 3. Liz Steen 339; 4. Amy Hart 294 x-San Diego 9 7 0 .563 396 348 Castle Rock at Toledo, 7 p.m. Jackson 69, Kamiak 45 and Patricia Castillo 294; 5. Courtney The Centralia High School baseball team will hold Oakland 4 12 0 .250 322 453 Girls Basketball Kalama 79, Stevenson 61 Sprigg 287; High Game: Bailey Reed 157 a fund-raiser dinner and auction on Saturday, Feb. 1, NATIONAL CONFERENCE Mossyrock at Adna, 7 p.m. Kennewick 82, Chiawana 76 in the Centralia College cafeteria. Napavine at Morton-White Pass Kittitas 45, Cle Elum/Roslyn 34 CENTRALIA LANES East (Randle), 7 p.m. Lake Roosevelt 59, Waterville 52 Top 5 Senior Men y-Philadelphia 10 6 0 .625 442 382 Tickets are $25 and include dinner and dessert. Pe Ell at Onalaska, 7 p.m. Lakeside 90, Eastside Catholic 54 1. Steve Turner 542; 2. Dave Reyn- Dallas 8 8 0 .500 439 432 Winlock at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. and will be catered by Centralia Liberty 68, NW Chr. (Colbert) 57 Wrestling oldson 536; 3. Tim Turner 478; 4. Greg N.Y. Giants 7 9 0 .438 294 383 Lind-R/S 72, Odessa-Harrington 36 Deli, with adult beverages provided by Dick’s Brewing Olympia at Centralia, 7 p.m. Kiser 472; 5. Richard Luce 449; High Washington 3 13 0 .188 334 478 Napavine, Adna at Wahkiakum, 5 Lummi 73, Shoreline Chr. 28 Game: Steve Turner 198 South Company. p.m. Lynnwood 58, Mariner 49 Top 5 Senior Women y-Carolina 12 4 0 .750 366 241 Mead 65, Shadle Park 59 Former Tiger and current Major League Baseball 1. Linda Lusher 471; 2. Robin Brown x-New Orleans11 5 0 .688 414 304 Medical Lake 60, Deer Park 58 363; 3. June Concannon 348; 4. Win- THURSDAY, Jan. 9 Atlanta 4 12 0 .250 353 443 player Lyle Overbay will also make a special guest ap- Boys Basketball Monroe 62, Lake Stevens 42 nie Siemers 337; 5. Val Reed 256; High pearance. Adna at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. Morton/WP 68, Riverside Chr. 30 Game: Linda Lusher 162 Tampa Bay 4 12 0 .250 288 389 Mossyrock at Wahkiakum, 7 p.m. Mount Vernon Chr. 53, Lopez 27 North The doors open at 6 p.m., when bidding will begin Onalaska at Winlock, 7 p.m. Nathan Hale 55, Juanita 46 y-Green Bay 8 7 1 .531 417 428 Pe Ell at Napavine, 7 p.m. Oakville 41, Lyle-Wishram 36 Chicago 8 8 0 .500 445 478 on the silent auction items. The live auction will begin Girls Basketball Okanogan 66, Quincy 40 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 395 376 at 8 p.m. Black Hills at W.F. West, 7:30 p.m. Peninsula 51, Steilacoom 49 College Basketball Minnesota 5 10 1 .344 391 480 Elma at Rochester, 7 p.m. All proceeds will directly benefit the Centralia Pomeroy 66, Liberty Chr. 30 Men’s NCAA Div. I Basketball West Toledo at Woodland, 7 p.m. Tiger baseball program. For more information or to Post Falls, Idaho 60, Inglemoor 57 Week 10 Rankings (Jan. 6) y-Seattle 13 3 0 .813 417 231 Wrestling Reardan 55, Springdale 53 Tumwater at Centralia, 7 p.m. AP Top 25 x-San Francisco12 4 0 .750 406 272 make donations, contact Kim Ashmore at (360) 508- Richland 102, Hanford 69 Rk. Team Record Pts. W.F. West at Black Hills, 7 p.m. Rosalia 90, Colton 83 Arizona 10 6 0 .625 379 324 2518 or at [email protected]. Toledo/Winlock at Ilwaco, 7 p.m. 1 Arizona (60) 15-0 1,620 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 348 364 Seattle Ac. 69, Graham-Kapowsin 64 2 Syracuse (5) 14-0 1,550 Selkirk 53, Republic 40 3 Ohio State 15-0 1,470 x-clinched playoff spot Local Results Seton Catholic 68, Ilwaco 38 4 Wisconsin 15-0 1,427 Volcano Soccer Club Hosting Winter Saturday’s Results Southridge 58, Kamiakin 47 5 Michigan State 13-1 1,378 y-clinched division Men’s College Basketball St. George’s 77, Davenport 52 6 Wichita State 15-0 1,203 Academy at Centralia Stadium At Centralia Sunnyside Chr. 52, Sherman, Ore. 39 7 Baylor 12-1 1,169 Wild-Card Playoffs RAIDERS 85, TRAILBLAZERS 69 Tahoma 64, Kentlake 47 8 Villanova 13-1 1,141 Saturday, Jan. 4 The Volcano Soccer Club is currently running its Pierce 56 29 —85 Tenino 56, Winlock 53 9 Iowa State 13-0 1,076 Indianapolis 45, Kansas City 44 Touchet 67, St. John-Endicott 20 Centralia 34 35 —69 10 Florida 11-2 1,052 New Orleans 26, Philadelphia 24 third annual Winter Academy at Centralia Stadium, Pierce (85) — Jacobs 10, Matthews Valley Chr. 61, Lakeside, Idaho 38 11 Oklahoma State 12-2 934 with sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays through 11, Baze 12, Barsh 13, Parker 20, Corr 3, W. F. West 65, Shelton 49 12 Louisville 13-2 825 Sunday, Jan. 5 Johnson 6, Jeffries 2, Loranger 8 Wahkiakum 75, Naselle 41 13 San Diego State 12-1 823 the month of January and February. San Diego 27, Cincinnati 10 FG: 32 of 66 —.485 FT: 13 of 18 Walla Walla 68, Pasco 38 14 Kentucky 10-3 808 The dates are as follows: Jan. 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 —.722 Reb. 38 (Loranger 17) San Francisco 23, Green Bay 20 Wapato 70, Toppenish 55 15 Colorado 13-2 752 Centralia (69) — Rogers 12, Scott 12, and 29 and Feb. 3,5,10,12,17, 19, 24, and 26. Each Acad- White Swan 55, River View 49 16 Duke 11-3 745 Malone 2, Brooks 2, Broussard 7, Farley Wishkah Valley 62, Lake Quinault 29 Divisional Playoffs 29, Dumetz 5 17 Oregon 13-1 715 emy session begins at 6 p.m. with U6-10 going until 7 Yelm 100, R.A. Long 71 Saturday, Jan. 11 FG: 24 of 56 —.429 FT: 12 of 17 18 Kansas 9-4 367 p.m. and U12-16 going until 8 p.m. 19 Massachusetts 12-1 364 New Orleans at Seattle, 1:35 p.m. —.706 Reb. 34 (Farley 9) GIRLS BASKETBALL 20 Iowa 12-3 261 (FOX) For more information, visit www.volcanosoccer. Almira/C-H 62, Columbia 20 Women’s College Basketball 21 Missouri 12-1 247 Indianpolis at New England, 5:15 Arlington 64, Mount Vernon 39 com, email [email protected] or con- At Centralia 22 Gonzaga 14-2 241 Bellevue 69, Davis 51 p.m. (CBS) TRAILBLAZERS 80, RAIDERS 68 23 Illinois 13-2 178 tact Club President Christopher Van Clifford 360-520- Brewster 74, Cascade (Leavenworth) 53 Pierce 35 33 —68 24 Memphis 10-3 126 Cashmere 58, Tonasket 9 Sunday, Jan. 12 4485. Centralia 50 30 —80 25 Kansas State 11-3 112 San Francisco at Carolina, 10:05 Centralia (80) — Gee 8, Fisher 15, Chiawana 78, Kennewick 31 Preuninger 5, Sorensen 11, McIntyre Colfax 39, Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 32 Others receiving votes: Cincinnati a.m. (FOX) 5, Davis 2, Myers 9, Finger 3, DeVore 2, Colton 75, Rosalia 21 103, Creighton 82, North Carolina 79, San Diego at Denver, 1:40 p.m. Kaupu 6, Narolski 14 Cusick 60, Curlew 39 UCLA 79, Pittsburgh 44, Connecticut (CBS) FG: 34 of 59 —.576 FT: 4 of 8 —.500 Davenport 42, St. George’s 33 41, Harvard 41, Saint Louis 19, Okla- Reb. 38 (Narolski 9) Deer Park 44, Medical Lake 38 homa 15, Michigan 11, George Wash- Conference Championships Sports on the Air Pierce (68) East Valley (Yakima) 51, Selah 37 — McKinney 5, Keller 2, ington 9, Southern Methodist 9, Xavier Sunday, Jan. 19 Hansen 9, Ceja 2, Hutchinson 15, Harn Edmonds-Woodway 74, Cascade 44 3, Notre Dame 3, Toledo 2, Arkansas 1 5, Simonson 4, Hatchett 9, Lancaster 17 Ellensburg 54, Prosser 52 AFC, 12 p.m. (CBS) TUESDAY, Jan. 7 FG: 25 of 59 —.407 FT: 14 of 18 NFC, 3:30 p.m. (FOX) Ephrata 49, Othello 24 USA Today Coaches Poll —.778 Reb. 29 Federal Way 56, Battle Ground 55 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Rk. Team Record Pts. Granger 58, Connell 34 Pro Bowl 1 Arizona (30) 15-0 798 4 p.m. Boys Basketball Hanford 55, Richland 44 2 Syracuse (1) 14-0 761 Sunday, Jan. 26 At Centralia Ilwaco 44, Seton Catholic 29 ESPN — Tennessee at LSU 3 Ohio State (1) 15-0 741 At Honolulu TIGERS 70, PANTHERS 54 Inglemoor 50, Blanchet 34 4 Michigan State 13-1 687 TBD, 4:30 p.m. (NBC) ESPN2 — Baylor at Iowa St. Centralia 15 17 23 15 —70 Interlake 45, Nathan Hale 29 4 Wisconsin 15-0 687 Washougal 6 16 12 20 —54 Jackson 75, Kamiak 53 6 p.m. 6 Wichita State 15-0 632 Super Bowl Centralia (70) — Kerner 7, Blaser Kalama 67, Stevenson 28 7 Iowa State 13-0 543 Sunday, Feb. 2 6, Jackson 8, Scott 12, Neely 17, Waring LaCenter 58, Ridgefield 36 ESPN — Ohio St. at Michigan St. 8 Louisville 13-2 503 9, Housden 7, Peters 4 Lake Quinault 48, Wishkah Valley 20 At East Rutherford, N.J. 9 Baylor 12-1 488 FS1 — Creighton at DePaul FG: 27 of 57 —.474 FT: 10 of 19 Lakeside 47, Eastside Catholic 32 AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3:30 10 Villanova 13-1 476 —.526 Reb: 25 Lind-Ritzville/Sp. 62, Odessa-Harr. 35 p.m. (FOX) NBA BASKETBALL 11 Florida 11-2 473 Washougal (54) — Waiss 2, Wal- Lyle-Wishram 53, Oakville 12 12 Oklahoma State 12-2 446 5 p.m. lace 3, Taylor 11, Tran 6, Jones 5, Prang- Lynnwood 56, Mariner 14 13 Duke 11-3 399 ley 17, Adams 10 Mary Knight 50, Chief Leschi 22 WGN — Phoenix at Chicago 13 Oregon 13-1 399 FG: 21 of 55 —.381 FT: 10 of 12 Marysville-Getchell 66, Lakewood 36 15 San Diego State 12-1 379 —.833 Reb: 22 Monroe 45, Lake Stevens 29 NBA NHL HOCKEY 16 Kentucky 10-3 362 Montesano 49, Naselle 28 17 Colorado 13-2 272 All Times PST 4:30 p.m. At Rochester Morton-WP 53, Riverside Chr. 12 18 Gonzaga 14-2 253 EASTERN CONFERENCE LOGGERS 75, WARRIORS 31 Nooksack Valley 42, Friday Harbor 23 NBCSN — Philadelphia at New Jersey 19 Massachusetts 12-1 225 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Onalaska 17 27 17 14 —75 North Kitsap 67, Crosspoint 63 20 Kansas 9-4 151 Rochester 9 3 6 13 —31 NW Chr. (Colbert) 68, Liberty 40 Toronto 16 16 .500 — 21 Missouri 12-1 113 Onalaska (75) — McMillion 17, NW Chr. (Lacey) 54, Ocosta 30 Brooklyn 13 21 .382 4 WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8 22 Memphis 10-3 108 Neilson 12, Smalley 12, Taylor 12, Mod- NW School 45, NW Yeshiva 28 Boston 13 21 .382 4 23 Creighton 12-2 90 ica 8, Wrzesinksi 7, Wilson 3, Lawrence Okanogan 67, Quincy 13 Philadelphia 12 22 .353 5 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 23 Iowa 12-3 90 2, Hall 2 Pomeroy 75, Liberty Chr. 35 New York 11 22 .333 5½ 4 p.m. FG: 26 of 58 —.449 FT: 13 of 19 25 UCLA 12-2 66 Raymond 49, South Bend 37 Southeast Division —.684 Reb. 23 (McMillion 6) Republic 61, Selkirk 31 ESPN2 — Kansas at Oklahoma Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh Miami 26 8 .765 — Rochester (31) — Gedney 8, Shoreline Chr. 53, Lummi 42 65, North Carolina 40, Connecticut 35, Atlanta 18 17 .514 8½ FS1 — Georgetown at Providence McLemore 8, Nelson 4, Ranger 4, Springdale 42, Reardan 41 Saint Louis 25, Oklahoma 17, South- Washington 14 17 .452 10½ Blanchard 3, Rigsbee 2, Yarber 2 St. John-Endicott 62, Touchet 36 6 p.m. ern Miss 15, Illinois 14, Cincinnati 13, Charlotte 15 20 .429 11½ FG: 13 of 36 —.361 FT: 4 of 5 Sunnyside Chr. 69, Sherman, Ore. 19 George Washington 11, Michigan 5, —.800 Reb. 22 (Nelson 7) Tahoma 53, Kentlake 33 Orlando 10 24 .294 16 ESPN2 — Miami at North Carolina Kansas State 5, Toledo 5, New Mexico 3, Tekoa-Oakesdale 48, Garfield-Pal. 2 Central Division Texas 3, Harvard 2 NBA BASKETBALL At Winlock Timberline 62, Tumwater 55 Indiana 27 6 .818 — BEAVERS 56, CARDINALS 53 Todd Beamer 65, Mercer Island 42 Chicago 14 18 .438 12½ 4 p.m. Tenino 8 16 15 17 —56 Toppenish 64, Wapato 59 Detroit 14 20 .412 13½ Winlock 20 7 15 9 —53 ESPN — Dallas at San Antonio W.F. West 53, White River 34 Cleveland 11 23 .324 16½ Tenino (56) — Guzman 6, Bailon Walla Walla 51, Pasco 33 College Football Milwaukee 7 26 .212 20 6:30 p.m. 6, Blencoe 3, Peterson 23, Caldwell, West Valley (Yakima) 75, Grandview 44 O’Brien, Pier 7, Davido 2, Engebreth 7, Monday’s Results WESTERN CONFERENCE ESPN — Phoenix at Minnesota White Swan 65, River View 30 Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Southwest Division Jones 5 Willapa Valley 48, North Beach 29 Bowl: Navy 24, Middle Tennessee 6 San Antonio 26 8 .765 — NHL HOCKEY FG: N/A FT: 8 of 19 —.421 Reb. 34 Wilson 56, Woodinville 52 (Peterson 14, Jones 7) Franklin American Mortgage Mu- Houston 22 13 .629 4½ 5 p.m. sic City Bowl: Ole Miss 25, Georgia Tech Winlock (53) — Huevel, Tremayne Dallas 19 15 .559 7 Monday’s Scores 17 NBCSN — N.Y. Rangers at Chicago 18, Pohll, Coleman, Rose 20, Dean, BOYS BASKETBALL New Orleans 15 17 .469 10 Miller, Fisher 9, Mitchell 6, Garibay Valero Alamo Bowl: No. 10 Or- Bellingham 66, Meridian 57 egon 30, Texas 7 Memphis 15 18 .455 10½ FG: 18 of 49 —.367 FT: 12 of 18 Genesee, Idaho 52, Asotin 40 Northwest Division —.667 Reb. N/A National University Holiday Bowl: THURSDAY, Jan. 9 LaCenter 73, Ilwaco 22 Texas Tech 37, No. 14 Arizona State 23 Oklahoma City 27 7 .794 — Lummi 75, Grace Academy 26 At Yakima Portland 26 8 .765 1 GOLF North Kitsap 82, Evergreen (Seattle) 62 Tuesday’s Games Minnesota 17 17 .500 10 T-WOLVES 68, CRUSADERS 30 NW Yeshiva 47, Chr. Faith 29 8 a.m. AdvoCare V100 Bowl: Arizona 42, Denver 16 17 .485 10½ Morton-WP 20 19 17 12 —68 Ocosta 83, Lake Quinault 41 Riverside Chr. 5 5 13 7 —30 Boston College 19 Utah 11 25 .306 17 TGC — European PGA Tour, Volvo Cham- Pullman 65, Lewiston, Idaho 29 Hyundai Sun Bowl: No. 17 UCLA 42, Morton-White Pass (68) — Po- Rainier 52, Raymond 39 Pacific Division pions, first round, at Durban, South Africa quette 7, Ko. Dunlap 2, Elledge 5, Kolb Virginia Tech 12 L.A. Clippers 24 13 .649 — Sedro-Woolley 71, Ferndale 70, OT AutoZone Liberty Bowl: Mississippi 5, Walton 16, Hanson 4, Ka. Dunlap 17, Golden State 23 13 .639 ½ (same-day tape) Shorewood 72, Mountlake Terrace 70 State 44, Rice 7 Counts 8, Reynolds 3, LaClef 1 Skyview 46, Camas 40 Phoenix 20 12 .625 1½ FG: 23 of 54 -.426 FT: 18 of 27 -.666 Chick-fil-A Bowl: No. 21 Texas A&M 52, 4 p.m. Squalicum 48, Sehome 46 L.A. Lakers 14 20 .412 8½ Reb. 47 (Poquette 9) No. 24 Duke 48 Willapa Valley 58, Montesano 41 Sacramento 10 22 .313 11½ TGC — PGA Tour, Sony Open, first round, Riverside Christian (30) — Mi- chael Katton 1, Catrell 7, McKray 3, Joey Wednesday’s Games at Honolulu GIRLS BASKETBALL Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl: Ne- Sunday’s Games Katton 11, Frants 3, Mains 1, Shields 4 Bear Creek School 52, Forest Ridge 25 braska 24, No. 22 Georgia 19 Memphis 112, Detroit 84 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL FG: 11 of 52 -.211 FT: 3 of 9 -.333 Bellarmine Prep 55, Gig Harbor 46 Reb. 31 (Hawes 6) Heart of Dallas Bowl: North Texas Golden State 112, Washington 96 4 p.m. Blaine 44, Anacortes 34 36, UNLV 14 Burlington-Edison 54, Lynden 45 Indiana 82, Cleveland 78 Girls Basketball Capital One Bowl: No. 9 South ESPN — Memphis at Louisville Eastside Catholic 45, Sammamish 25 Miami 102, Toronto 97 At Chehalis Carolina 34, No. 19 Wisconsin 24 Edmonds-Woodway 73, Seattle Prep 57 Oklahoma City 119, Boston 96 ESPN2 — Auburn at Mississippi BEARCATS 53, HORNETS 34 Outback Bowl: No. 16 LSU 21, Evergreen (Seattle) 38, Foss 22 New York 92, Dallas 80 White River 14 7 6 7 —34 Iowa 14 FS1 — DePaul at Butler Garfield 65, Franklin 37 Denver 137, L.A. Lakers 115 W.F. West 11 12 13 17 —53 Rose Bowl: No. 4 Michigan State Grace Academy 68, Lummi 21 5 p.m. White River (34) — Sturdivan 8, 24, No. 5 Stanford 20 Hazen 45, Decatur 17 Goethals 3, Lange 5, Bird 11, Gore 7 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl: No. 15 UCF Monday’s Games Hockinson 58, Columbia River 34 NBCSN — George Washington at La Salle FG: 13 of 46 —.282 FT: 4 of 9 52, No. 6 Baylor 42 Minnesota 126, Philadelphia 95 Hudson’s Bay 53, Fort Vancouver 26 —.444 Reb. 21 (Bird 4) Brooklyn 91, Atlanta 86 6 p.m. Lewiston, Idaho 62, Pullman 24 W.F. West (53) — McClure 13, Thursday’s Games L.A. Clippers 101, Orlando 81 Lynden Chr. 62, Mount Baker 44 ESPN — Arizona at UCLA Weeks 3, Nelson 6, Kelly 1, McKay 8, Allstate Sugar Bowl: No. 11 Okla- NW Yeshiva 42, Chr. Faith 31 Parker 2, Spencer 10, Hankins 10 homa 45, No. 3 Alabama 31 ESPN2 — Michigan at Nebraska Prairie 69, Kelso 53 Tuesday’s Games FG: 20 of 58 —.349 FT: 12 of 22 Washington at Charlotte, 4 p.m. Sedro-Woolley 56, Oak Harbor 48, OT Friday’s Games FS1 — Marquette at Xavier —.545 Reb. 33 (McClure 16) Philadelphia at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Shorewood 77, Highline 15 AT&T Cotton Bowl: No. 8 Mis- Toronto at Indiana, 4 p.m. 8 p.m. At Yakima souri 41, No. 13 Oklahoma State 31 T-WOLVES 55, CRUSADERS 12 Discover Orange Bowl: No. 12 New Orleans at Miami, 4:30 p.m. FS1 — California at Oregon Morton-WP 18 15 14 6 —55 Local Clemson 40, No. 7 Ohio State 35 Detroit at New York, 4:30 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL Riverside Chr. 4 3 3 2 —12 Phoenix at Chicago, 5 p.m. Morton-White Pass (55) Local Bowling Saturday’s Games San Antonio at Memphis, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. — Elledge 4, Atkinson 3, Allen 13, Ha- Dec. 29-Jan. 4 Results BBVA Compass Bowl: Vanderbilt Golden State at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. TNT — Miami at New York zen 2, Kolb 8, Smathers, Walton, Arm- FAIRWAY LANES 41, Houston 24 LA Lakers at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. strong, Goble 2, Robbins 12, Eveland 11 Top 10 Men Boston at Denver, 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. FG: 24 of 59 —.407 FT: 5 of 12 1. Corey Hensley 702; 2. John Hart Sunday’s Games Oklahoma City at Utah, 6 p.m. —.417 Reb. 40 (Eveland 8) 689; 3. Steve Strasser 688; 4. Earl Ten- GoDaddy Bowl: Arkansas State 23, TNT — Oklahoma City at Denver Portland at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Riverside Christian (12) — Kissel nant 682; 5. Rich Bunker 679; 6. Bran- Ball State 20 Columbus at St. Louis, 5 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 5, Vance 2, Grove 4, Fulton 1 don Grose 677; 7. Jack Chambers 671; 8. FG: 5 of 38 —.131 FT: 1 of 2 —.500 Bob Spahr 664; 9. Nathan Prince 662; Monday’s Games Detroit at Dallas, 5 p.m. 6 p.m. Reb. 15 10. Lee Barker 660; High Game: Dave Vizio BCS National Champion- Washington at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Hewitt 279 ship Game: No. 1 Florida State 34, No. 2 Philadelphia at Phoenix, 5 p.m. FSN — Tulane at Marshall Statewide Results Top 10 Women Auburn 31 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7 p.m. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014

NFL Dalton Dooms Bengals to Another Early Exit in Playoffs

By Jay Morrison Dayton Daily News CINCINNATI — Since training camp opened in July, everything the Cincinnati Bengals worked for, pointed to and talked about was Feb. 2 -- the date of Super Bowl XLVIII. But it turned into a classic case of “Careful what you wish for,” because Feb. 2 also is Groundhog Day, which is a fitting phrase when it comes to Bengals playoff appearances. Sunday’s AFC Wild-Card game at Paul Brown Stadium followed the repetitive script of flawed execution and bad deci- sions as the Bengals suffered yet another first-round exit with a 27-10 loss to the San Diego Chargers. It was the Bengals’ fifth-consecutive opening-round loss and their third in as many seasons, tying an NFL record. “This one’s the most disappointing in the whole time I’ve been here,” center Kyle Jeffrey Phelps / The Associated Press Cook said. “With this group, we thought San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick (7) runs against Green Bay Packers cornerback Davon House (31) during the second half of an NFL we’d go really far.” wild-card playof football game, Sunday in Green Bay, Wis. The 49ers won 23-20. But not even a perfect 8-0 home record and 10-7 halftime lead could help the Ben- gals overcome yet another unraveling by 49ers Beat Weather, Packers quarterback Andy Dalton, who threw two second-half interceptions and lost a fum- By Cam Inman pletions of 11 and 17 yards to Michael quarterback’s clutch capacity, Kaepe- ble to doom the team’s chances. Contra Costa Times Crabtree_and used his legs to keep alive rnick nearly became the goat. Three “It’s very frustrating,” Dalton said. “The that 65-yard, 14-play march over the fi- snaps into the final drive, Micah Hyde last three years we haven’t been able to GREEN BAY, Wis. — Another nal 5:06. dropped a potential interception at the win one of these playoff games. Obviously game-winning, fourth-quarter drive “Colin Kaepernick, we can all agree, 33-yard line, with no one between him made its way into the 49ers’ storied there is going to be a lot of criticism and is a clutch performer,” Harbaugh said. and a game-breaking touchdown re- talk, but until you win and prove people playoff history Sunday. But none ever “ “¦ On the time when it matters most, turn. wrong, people can say whatever they want.” came in this fashion. that’s what I would call clutch. He’s Kaepernick completed 16 of 30 for Never had Kaepernick tough. It’s pretty awesome.” 227 yards with one touchdown, and Sunday afternoon, the stats did the they celebrated Kaepernick got the 49ers into field- what a timely touchdown it was. talking. on a game- goal range when he scrambled 11 yards Only 1:35 after the 49ers fell behind Dalton was 12-of-17 for 164 yards and ending field on third-and-8 to the Packers 27. 17-13, the 49ers retook the lead when a touchdown with a passer rating of 120.7 goal, which “I was trying to go to (Crabtree) one- Kaepernick connected with Vernon Da- in the first half. Phil Dawson SAN FRAN 23 on-one, it didn’t look good to me, so I vis on a 28-yard pass with 10:31 remain- He was 17-of-34 for 170 yards with two provided with GREEN BAY 20 tried to make something happen,” Kae- ing. interceptions, a lost fumble and a passer a 33-yard kick pernick said. “Kap dropped back, and he just took rating of 40.1 in the second half. to clinch the 23-20, wild-card triumph It was his seventh and final carry, a chance,” Davis said of his seventh “He’s going to be very disappointed in over the Green Bay Packers. giving him a team-high 98 rushing touchdown in seven games against himself today,” Bengals head coach Mar- And never had the 49ers won a play- yards and his second-most ever behind Green Bay. “He trusts me.” vin Lewis said. “He is the football team, off game at the NFL’s most sacred sta- last year’s 181-yard trouncing of the The Packers wisely entrusted Aaron dium. This was only their third such and I’m sure he’s very disappointed.” Packers in a 45-31 divisional win. Rodgers (17 of 26, 177 yards, one touch- San Diego took the lead on its first attempt, but that warm-blooded West “We needed a play, and he got it,” down) to work his sack-evading magic possession of the second half, capping a Coast team just won Lambeau Field’s said Frank Gore, who blocked blitzing in the fourth quarter. seventh-coldest game ever (5 degrees at cornerback Jarrett Bush to spring Kae- On a play Harbaugh called “spec- 10-play, 80-yard drive with a 4-yard pass kickoff). pernick. tacular,” Rodgers escaping Ray Mc- from Philip Rivers to LaDarius Green for a “Didn’t think we were going to pull Gore (20 carries, 66 yards) ate up 12 Donald’s grasp and completed a fourth- 14-10 advantage. it out, did you?” 49ers coach Jim Har- more yards on the four ensuing snaps and-2 pass to Randall Cobb for 26 yards Armed with the small lead, Chargers baugh said giddily to open his post- to set up Dawson’s winner. No run was to the 4. Two snaps later, John Kuhn defensive coordinator John Pagano di- game news conference. bigger than his 3-yard conversion on had a 1-yard touchdown plunge to put aled up blitz after blitz and got the results The fifth-seeded 49ers (13-4) indeed third-and-3, as he followed the blocks the Packers ahead 17-10 with 12:38 re- he was looking for as Dalton failed to kept alive their quest for an elusive sixth of Alex Boone, Anthony Davis, Mike maining. complete a pass in the third quarter, was Lombardi Trophy. They’ll play next Iupati and Will Tukuafu. On the next series, Rodgers avoided sacked twice, threw an interception and Sunday at No. 2-seed Carolina (12-4), a “Every yard was valuable there. blitzing cornerback Perrish Cox and lost a fumble. divisional-round game that doubles as That’s why we tried to knock it closer,” found Cobb again, this time for a 25- “We kept Andy on his heels and got him a rematch of the Panthers’ 10-9 win at Harbaugh said. yard completion to the 9. But the Pack- off his spot,” San Diego safety Eric Weddle Candlestick on Nov. 10. Speaking of close, before Daw- ers had to settle for a tying field goal said. “We hit him a bunch and forced big “We owe ‘em,” quarterback Colin son’s kick went off the right hash mark with 5:06 remaining. Kaepernick said with a determined and inside the right goal post, re- “We did a great job when it counted turnovers.” stare. plays showed the ball barely sneaking most,” linebacker Patrick Willis said. The Cincinnati defense, as its done The 49ers owed much of their win to through the outstretched arms of Da- “Holding them to three (points) was all year, kept the damage to a minimum, Kaepernick’s fourth-quarter magic. It von House, who got called offside any- huge.” holding the Chargers to just six points af- was a personal hat trick of sorts against how. Settling for field goals is what cost ter the turnovers. But the 20-10 lead was his childhood team. He’d tormented Harbaugh repeatedly remarked that the 49ers two months ago in their 10-9 more than enough cushion against the Green Bay in last season’s playoff open- this wasn’t the 49ers’ first comeback loss to Carolina. mistake-prone Bengals offense. er, this season’s regular-season debut finish. Only a week earlier, Dawson “This win is a first step to a long “Obviously the biggest difference was and again when it counted Sunday. kicked the game-winner as time ex- road,” McDonald said. “Carolina beat turnovers,” Lewis said. “We turned the Kaepernick used his arm to ignite pired at Arizona. us, and we need to come back and hope- ball over, gave them points and field po- the winning drive — throwing com- As much as Harbaugh adored his fully redeem ourselves.” sition, and we failed to get any turnovers back on our side. Record Comeback Sends Colts on to Face Denver in Playoffs “I”m disappointed,” Lewis added. “I’m disappointed by us. This group has fought By George Bremer second-largest ever overcome in NFL proved to be the game-winner. together, played together, done great The Herald Bulletin playoff history. Kansas City quarterback Alex things all year.” “I’m so happy we won,” quarterback Smith’s fourth-and-11 attempt on the In addition to tying the Cleveland INDIANAPOLIS — Offensive tack- Andrew Luck said after completing 29 ensuing drive was caught by wide re- Browns (1951-53), New York Giants (1961- le Gosder Cherilus turned his head to- of 45 passes for 443 yards with four ceiver Dwayne Bowe with 1:55 to play ward the sky as he left the field follow- touchdowns and three interceptions. inside the Colts’ 20-yard line. But 63), Baltimore Colts (1975-77), San Fran- ing Saturday’s AFC Wild Card playoff “I’m so proud to be a part of this team. Bowe’s left foot came down out of cisco 49ers (1985-87), Philadelphia Eagles game. It felt for a moment like I was trying to bounds, and the pass was ruled incom- (1988-90), New Orleans Saints (1990-92), His expression was equal parts grat- lose the game. I’m happy my teammates plete. Minnesota Vikings (1992-94) and Detroit itude and disbelief. And every football and my coaches believed in me and “An incredible victory, a great team Lions (1993-95) for most first-round losses fan in the nation could have nodded in trusted me.” victory,” Indianapolis head coach in consecutive years, the Bengals also ex- agreement. Luck made the iconic play in an un- Chuck Pagano said. “One for the ages.” tended the playoff victory drought to 23 The Indianapolis Colts secured their forgettable game, recovering a Donald The Colts (12-5) will travel to Den- seasons, which is tied for sixth longest in first postseason victory in three years Brown fumble at Kansas City’s 5-yard ver for a Sunday game next week if the NFL history. with a franchise-record 28-point come- line and storming into the end zone Cincinnati Bengals defeat the San Di- “We’ve just got to keep climbing the back in a 45-44 win Saturday against to cut the deficit to 41-38 with 10:38 to ego Chargers in Sunday’s playoff game mountain,” Lewis said. “We’re not going the Kansas City Chiefs at Lucas Oil Sta- play in the fourth quarter. at Paul Brown Stadium. Indianapolis to quit climbing it. We’ve got to get there dium. The Chiefs led 38-10 early in the His 64-yard touchdown pass to will play at New England on Saturday if and push over and get it done.” third quarter, and the deficit was the a streaking T.Y. Hilton with 4:21 left the Chargers win.

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THEBy David Weinberg SAINTS ARE COMING The Press of Atlantic City PHILADELPHIA — The Ea- gles came up short in the playoffs again Saturday night. Their bid to win a postseason game for the first time since the 2008 season ended with a 26-24 loss to New Or- NEW ORLEANS 26 leans in a PHILADELPHIA 24 wild-card, or first-round, game at Lincoln Fi- nancial Field. Saints place-kicker Shayne Graham booted a 32-yard field goal on the final play of regula- tion to give the Saints (12-5) the first road playoff victory in fran- chise history. They will play Se- attle in the divisional round next Saturday. “Give Seattle credit,” Eagles linebacker Trent Cole said. “I thought both teams played a great game, but they found a way to beat us in our own house. That’s what makes this so frus- trating and disappointing.” The Eagles (10-7) and rookie coach Chip Kelly will have to be satisfied with having won the NFC East title for the first time since the 2010 season and inject- ed excitement into a team a year after it stumbled to a 4-12 record. They hoped to keep the sea- Matt Rourke / The Associated Press son going for at least one more New Orleans Saints’ Khiry Robinson, right, tries to get past a diving Philadelphia Eagles’ Bradley Fletcher during the second half of an NFL wild-card playof football game week and appeared capable of Saturday in Philadelphia. pulling it off when quarterback Nick Foles threw a 3-yard touch- “It’s disappointing right now, return by Jackson. But after He had guided the Eagles to some of the momentum the down pass to rookie tight end but I’m very proud of this team,” reaching the Saints’ 7-yard line, the Saints’ 15, but New Orleans Saints had gained earlier in the Zach Ertz to give the team a 24- Kelly said. “From a working Kelly decided against going for dropped tight end Brent Celek second half. Trailing 7-6 at half- 23 lead with 4 minutes, 54 sec- environment standpoint, they it again on fourth-and-one and for an 8-yard loss and then time, the Saints offense wasted onds left in regulation. made this season very special. called upon place-kicker Alex sacked Foles for an 11-yard set- little time in finding its rhythm, But the Saints took advan- We just didn’t play well enough Henery. After an illegal proce- back to the 34. Henery tried to scoring on its first two posses- tage of a costly breakdown by the to win tonight.” dure penalty, Henery booted a muscle a 48-yard field goal at- sions of the third quarter to take Eagles’ special teams to set up The Eagles’ offense was un- 31-yard field goal to cut the Ea- tempt through the frigid air, but control of the game at 20-7. Graham’s fourth field goal of the productive for most of the first gles’ deficit to 20-17 with 11:14 it hooked wide left. The Eagles used a terrific game. Philadelphia cornerback three quarters, giving a sellout left in regulation. “I thought we’d be OK from first-half performance by their Cary Williams was penalized crowd very little reason to get Foles completed 23 of 33 there,” Henery said. “A 48-yard defense to gain a 7-6 halftime 15 yards for a horse-collar tackle excited. passes for 195 yards with two TD field goal was about my limit advantage. against Saints kickoff returner That changed late in the third passes and no interceptions. before the game. There is a com- Brees, who threw for more Darren Sproles, a penalty that period, when Foles and wide re- “I’m very proud of this team fortable point, and then there is than 5,000 yards during the set New Orleans up at the Eagles’ ceiver DeSean Jackson brought for the way we continued to fight a desperation point. That was a regular season, struggled at the 48-yard line. Saints quarterback the fans to their feet with a ter- and for what we did this season,” comfortable point.” outset by throwing two intercep- Drew Brees had no trouble mov- rific play that set the stage for Foles said. “This doesn’t feel very New Orleans upped its edge tions. Eagles cornerback Brad- ing them into position for Gra- running back LeSean McCoy’s good right now. We want to keep to 23-17 with 8:04 to go in the ley Fletcher grabbed the first ham’s kick. 1-yard touchdown run that cut playing. But I love my team, and fourth quarter on Graham’s one, becoming the first Eagle to “I was just trying to make a the Saints’ lead to 20-14 with 32 I love this city for the way they third field goal of the game, a have an interception in a play- play,” Williams said. “(Sproles) seconds left in the period. supported us.” 35-yarder. Brees set up the kick off game since Quintin Mikell had broken containment, and I Foles rolled out right away The Eagles might have been with a 40-yard completion to on Jan. 11, 2009 at the New York made the decision to do whatever from the pass rush. Just before able to keep playing if not for a wide receiver Robert Meachum. Giants. Linebacker DeMeco Ry- I had to do to bring him down he reached the sideline, he fired crucial mistake by Foles in the The Eagles’ 10-point flurry ans grabbed one in the second and give our defense and oppor- a long pass downfield. Jackson, first half. had enabled them to steal back quarter to set up the Eagles’ first tunity to stop them.” who had been shut out to that touchdown, a 10-yard pass from The Eagles have now suffered point, outfought White for a 40- Foles to Cooper with 1:48 left in a one-and-done exit from the yard gain. the first half. playoffs for the third straight ap- Four plays later, the Eagles “Losing this game is going to pearance since reaching the NFC faced a fourth-and-one play. Mc- hurt for a long time,” Foles said. championship game in 2008. Coy followed a powerful block “But I know we’re going to be suc- They have not won a home play- from guard Todd Herremans cessful in the future if we just off game since 2006. into the end zone to put the Ea- keep working at this. I know that Yet considering how low ex- gles back in contention. doesn’t guarantee anything, but pectations were at the beginning The Eagles moved back into I’m just so proud of what we were of the season, they enjoyed a suc- scoring position again on their able to do this year.” cessful year. next series after a 29-yard punt Seattle Won’t Expect Similar Blowout Game vs. Saints RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Be- out, Carroll wants a new attitude fore Pete Carroll turns his full by game time on Saturday. attention to Seattle’s playoff op- “I think it’s common knowl- ponent, he’ll make sure the Se- edge and human nature that you ahawks aren’t expecting another would like to think it’s going to easy win against New Orleans be the same, but we know bet- like in Week 13. ter than that,” Carroll said. “We “We need to respect this opportunity learned for what it is. It’s a great cham- and pionship matchup for us, and gained they’re going to come loaded up www.LesSchwab.com informa- and give us a great football game.” • Studded Tires tion in the game as they did, but Carroll said it was beneficial • Chains we start all over again and start knowing their opponent Satur- • Free Battery Tests from scratch,” Carroll said Mon- day night rather than waiting for day. “We take a look at what hap- the result of Sunday’s game be- Ted Warren / The Associated Press Centralia pened since we played them. But tween Green Bay and San Fran- Seattle Seahawks NFL football wide 1211 Harrison

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At least for wait a few hours for the liquid to set up most people. Until recently, my least favorite part about doing before storing it, but it lasts about twice the laundry was buying the soap. I would stand in the as long for the same amount of ingre- laundry aisle for what seemed like hours trying to dients. That makes it even more cost figure out which was the least harmful, which was effective, and may make it worth the the most effective, and which was the best value. effort. It has also been said that the liq- Then one day, I found the answer to my prob- uid is better for high-efficiency (HE) lems: homemade laundry detergent. machines, so that may influence your Eileen Gifford, of Onalaska, has been decision on whether to make liquid or making her own detergent for about four powdered detergent. years. She learned how to make it at a Since making laundry soap was so church function and has been doing so ever easy, I thought I would look into making since. Gifford's daughter, Cari Hayward, my own fabric softener and dryer sheets. has made her own detergent for about five What I found was very surprising. The best years. For both of them, the monetary sav- ings are the best part about making their fabric softener appears to be white vinegar in own laundry detergent. the rinse cycle. It softens fabric, deodorizes your “It's so much cheaper, and I don't have clothes, and cleans your washing machine at the same to pay for all the fillers that are in the store- time. You only need to use a ½ cup of white vinegar for a bought stuff,” Hayward said as she mixed a normal sized load, or ¼ cup for high-efficiency machines. Oth- fresh batch of detergent. Most store-bought laun- er recipes online add hair conditioner or essential oils to the dry detergents cost about 25 cents per load — this vinegar to make your laundry more fragrant, but you may find homemade detergent costs about 3 cents per load. these additions are unnecessary, and not as cost effective as When I asked how she liked the detergent's cleaning plain vinegar. abilities, Hayward said, “It works great, it smells great and Another great way to soften fabric, save energy, and reduce just rinses so clean.” One of the benefits of using the homemade static cling is to use felted wool dryer balls in the place of dryer laundry soap is that it is safe to wash cloth diapers in. Hayward sheets. The wool absorbs the water more quickly, so you don't is pregnant with her third child and she plans on using cloth have to run your dryer for as long. The balls beat your clothes diapers in order to save money. Store bought laundry detergents gently, which softens them and decreases static. Hayward had have a tendency to build up on your clothes over time, and that heard of using them but hasn't had a chance yet to try them can be disastrous with cloth diapers. The build-up makes the herself. cloths lose their absorbent qualities, plus those chemicals can “You can also add a few drops of essential oils to the balls in be harsh on a baby's skin. The homemade detergent is hypoal- order to lightly scent your laundry,” Hayward said. Dryer balls lergenic, so it's great for babies as well as for people are easy to make, but there are lots of people who sell them on with sensitive skin. the Internet if you don't have the time or want to make your Hayward showed how to make a pow- own. dered version of homemade laundry deter- After a few hours spent on the Internet, and an engaging in- gent, and it looks so easy. It took all of terview with Hayward and Gifford, I found out that I can make five minutes and the hardest part was my own soap, soften my clothes and get rid of static, all without grating the bar of soap. using harsh chemicals or perfumes — and for less money than “You could also make it a liquid buying the “free-and-clear” options. Now my least favorite part detergent,” Gifford said. “I never about doing the laundry is folding it! do, but you could.” Hayward likes the powdered Lindsay Hodge recently moved to the Lew- version, too, because she feels like is County area with her husband and their it does just as good as the liquid, it two children. She is a homemaker, writer, takes up less storage space, and it is and photographer and is enjoying discovering super easy to throw together. Mak- our area.

Cost Breakdown Static electricity builds up when you I calculated the costs of the over-dry your clothes, ingredients, the total cost for one batch especially synthetic and the cost per load — making your own fabrics. Reduce drying soap really does save money. Eileens and Cari’s time and hang dry 1 cup of Arm & Hammer® Homemade Laundry Soap synthetics to avoid Super Washing Soda = $0.60 clingy clothes. 1 cup of 20 Mule Team® Borax = $0.22 2 cups Fels-Naptha soap, grated 1 bar of Fels-Naptha® Laundry Bar (about 1 whole bar) and Stain Remover = $0.96 1 cup borax Homemade Laundry Soap costs $1.78 1 cup laundry soda for 64 loads, and that comes to Mix together. Store in airtight container. about $0.03 per load! Use one tablespoon per load, or two tablespoons for heavily soiled loads. This recipe yields about 4 cups of detergent, How to Make Wool Dryer Balls enough for about 64 loads of laundry. This will make about 3 baseball sized balls. Cari likes to add a bit more of the laundry soda, because she likes how bright What you need: it makes her clothes. 8 oz skein of 100% wool yarn, 465 yards (DO NOT use yarn labeled superwash or machine washable, these will not felt.) One leg of a pair of panty hose A washing machine and dryer Step 1: Roll the yarn into yarn balls between the size of a tennis ball and a softball. To Borax, Step 2: Place the balls in one leg of the panty hose and separate or Not to Borax? with knots in between each ball. Be sure the balls cannot touch one another or they will felt together. In my search for laundry detergent Step 3: Put your “caterpillar” in the washing machine and run recipes, I found that some people several very hot, and very heavy wash cycles, with a cold water rinse. were concerned about the toxicity of the The wool needs hot water and agitation in order to felt properly. ingredient borax. One blogger did the Step 4: You know your wool balls have felted when you can run your research that may put you at ease, visit her fingers over the ball and the yarn doesn’t separate. blog to read about it. crunchybetty.com/getting-to-the-bottom- Now you simply throw them in the dryer with every load! Most of-borax-is-it-safe-or-not people recommend using 3 to 6 balls at a time.

You can find more information Use brightly colored yarn when you make your wool dryer on borax at the ToxNet website: balls in order to easily separate them from your laundry. toxnet.nlm.nih.gov You can store them in your dryer between washes, but you may want to display them in a pretty bowl on top of your washer. Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 LIFE Cookies Make an Easy-Bake, Easy-Travel Treat

By Andrea Weigl Pinch of salt Raleigh (N.C.) News & Observer 12 ounces semisweet chocolate chips Here are two words about what dessert to bring to a picnic, Brownie Directions: cookout or any gathering: bar , Preheat oven to 325 degrees. cookies. 5 Tips for Keeping your Potluck Food Safe to Eat Melt butter in a large heavy- Bar cookies are easy to make. • Place perishable foods, such as hot dogs, burgers, poultry bottomed pot over medium heat. Who has time to bake tray upon Reduce heat to low and add bak- tray of individual cookies? deviled eggs and macaroni or potato salads, in a cooler with plenty ing chocolate. Stir until choco- Bar cookies are served in of ice or freezer gel packs. Food should be stored at 40 degrees or late has melted. Remove pot the same pan in which they are below to prevent bacteria growth. from heat. Add sugars and stir baked. Who has time to clean until incorporated into butter all those cookie sheets? heir and chocolate. Let mixture cool Bar cookies travel well. Snap • Consider packing drinks in one cooler and food in another. for 10 minutes. on a plastic lid or cover with The beverage cooler is opened more often as guests replenish t Crack eggs into a medium- plastic wrap and they are ready sized bowl. Beat with a fork. Add to go. drinks, and temperatures may become too high to keep food safe. salt and vanilla extract to the And as Charlotte, N.C., eggs and stir to combine. Pour cookbook author Taylor Mathis • Wash your hands before preparing food at a cookout. If water beaten eggs into cooled choco- noted, you don’t even have to cut is not available, use hand sanitizer or disposable wipes. late mixture and stir together. them ahead of time. Mix flour, cocoa powder and “People can decide how big or baking powder in a large bowl. small a serving they want,” said • Cook meat to the correct internal temperature. (The federal Add flour mixture to chocolate Mathis, whose first cookbook, mixture and stir until a thick “The Southern Tailgating Cook- government recommends 145 degrees for steaks, 160 degrees for ground beef, 165 degrees for chicken breasts.) Use a meat batter forms. book: A Game-Day Guide for Grease a 18-by-13-inch sheet Lovers of Food, Football, and thermometer. r pan with butter. Line bottom of the South,” came out in August sheet pan with parchment paper 2013 from UNC Press. Mathis • Serve cooked food from a clean platter. Don’t reuse utensils o and grease top of parchment spent three years photograph- paper. Lightly flour. Pour batter ing and tasting the tailgating plates that held raw food. onto the sheet pan and spread in spreads at 35 college football Sources: foodsafety.gov and fda.gov an even layer. Bake for 25 min- games across the South and be- utes. yond. Mathis’ cookbook contains “Two Chicks From the Sticks: Back mixer. Mix on low speed until Frosting Directions: place a recipe for “Training Table Home Baking,” by Jill Schwalbe well combined. Add butter and TRAINING TABLE BROWNIES butter in a stand mixer. Add Brownies,” based on the brown- Means and Jamie Greenland Gorey mix on medium until butter is This recipe is from “The South- confectioners’ sugar, 4 table- ies his grandfather, a former ath- (Meredith, 2011) mostly blended and the mixture ern Tailgating Cookbook: A Game- spoons of whipping cream, va- Day Guide for Lovers of Food, Foot- letic director at Duke University, 3 cups all-purpose flour appears moist and begins to pull nilla and salt. Turn mixer on low used to sneak home from home 1 1/2 teaspoon baking ball, & the South,” by Taylor Mathis together, about 3 minutes. Stir in (UNC Press, 2013). until the sugar is incorporated, football games. “My mom re- powder the almonds. Reserve 1 1/2 cups then increase speed to medium 1/2 teaspoon salt members the brownies as huge of crumb mixture and refriger- and mix until a thick frosting rectangles of chocolate covered 1 cup butter, room Brownie Ingredients: ate. Firmly press the remaining forms. in a rich, delicious chocolate — temperature 2 sticks plus 6 tablespoons mixture into the bottom of an Melt chocolate chips over a the biggest dessert she’d ever 1 3/4 cups sugar unsalted butter ungreased 13-by-9-inch baking 4 (1-ounce) squares double boiler. With mixer run- eaten,” Mathis wrote. 1 1/2 teaspoons almond ning on low, pour warm melted Mathis comes by his love of extract, divided pan. unsweetened baking Bake until almonds are just chocolate chocolate into the frosting. Mix bar cookies honestly: “I’ll eat 4 eggs until chocolate is incorporated any bar cookie that you put in 2 21-ounce cans cherry beginning to brown, about 25 2 cups granulated sugar minutes. Let cool for about 20 1 cup light brown sugar into the frosting. Increase speed front of me.” pie filling to medium. Beat until frosting is Check out recipes for these 1 cup powdered sugar, sifted minutes. 7 large eggs Spread raspberry fruit 1/2 teaspoon salt fluffy, adding 1 to 2 tablespoons bar cookies. We’ll bet your 2 tablespoons milk of whipping cream, if need- friends and family will agree. spread evenly on top, leaving 2 teaspoons vanilla extract a 1/8-inch border around the 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour ed. Immediately frost cooled Directions: brownies. Let frosting set for an CHOCOLATE CHUNK Heat oven to 350 degrees. edge of the crust. Crumble the 3/4 cup cocoa powder (not reserved crumb mixture over Dutch-process) hour before wrapping in plastic BLONDIES Grease a 15-by-10-by-1-inch jel- wrap. Cut into squares before ly-roll pan; set aside. the top, letting the fruit show 1/2 teaspoon baking powder Blondies have a tendency to serving. Sift together flour, baking through in places. be dry, but there are two solu- Yield: 16-20 bars powder and salt in a large bowl; Continue baking until light- Frosting Ingredients: tions: Under-bake them a little, set aside. Cream together butter, ly browned and the fruit filling 1 stick unsalted butter, and store them in the refrigerator iPad Users - sugar and 1 teaspoon almond is bubbling all over, including softened wrapped tightly with plastic wrap. extract in another large bowl the center of the pan, 35 to 40 3 cups confectioners’ sugar We have an From “Barefoot Contessa Fool- minutes. Let cool completely be- 4-6 tablespoons heavy proof: Recipes You Can Trust,” by until light and fluffy. Add eggs app for you! Ina Garten (Clarkson Potter, 2012). one at a time, beating well after fore slicing into bars. whipping cream 1/2 pound (2 sticks) unsalted each addition. 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Allow bars to cool Flood Coverage by-2-inch baking pan. Cream butter, brown sugar, for 3 to 4 minutes, then pour granulated sugar in the bowl glaze over them. Allow bars to of an electric mixer fitted with cool before cutting. a paddle attachment. Mix on Yield: 18-24 bars high speed for 3 minutes, until Prepare Now... light and fluffy. With mixer on RASPBERRY CRUMB BARS From “Fine Cooking Cookies: low, add vanilla. Add eggs one 200 Favorite Recipes for Cookies, Coverage must be ordered 30 days at a time, and mix well, scrap- Brownies, Bars & More,” by Editors ing down the bowl after each and Contributors of Fine Cooking prior to a lood! addition. In small bowl, sift to- (Taunton Press, 2011). gether flour, baking soda and 2 cups (9 ounces) unbleached salt. With mixer still on low, all-purpose flour Reminder, we had catastrophic looding 2 slowly add flour mixture to but- 1 1/2 cups old-fashioned oats ter mixture. 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By Greg Kot ‘n’ roll drive. It was later covered Chicago Tribune by Ray Charles, Roy Orbison, Si- mon and Garfunkel and George In the ‘50s, the Everly Broth- ers arrived like a mirage from Harrison, among others. some deep Southern dream “All I Have to Do is Dream” — boyishly handsome, guitar- (1958): An ambience that echoes playing siblings whose voices the haunting humidity of the blended into something haunt- most forlorn doo-wop ballads. ed, almost mystical. “Hey Doll Baby” (1958): “When we first heard it, it One of the duo’s friskiest per- blew us away,” Paul McCartney formances as their voices frolic once said of the Everlys’ “All I atop the hard-strumming rock- Have to do is Dream,” one of a abilly-style acoustic guitars. string of hits Phil and Don Ever- “Wake Up Little Susie” ly had in the late ’50s and early ’60s that transformed pop music. (1957): Despite the risqué sub- The sound of “All I Have to ject matter (or maybe because of do is Dream” echoed through it), “Susie” hits No. 1, the broth- the minds of the still-nascent ers’ hard-hitting guitars setting Beatles, Byrds, Beach Boys and the tone of breathless anxiety countless other soon-to-be- from the get-go. icons. Chet Atkins’ tremolo- “I’m Here to Get my Baby enhanced guitar underlines out of Jail” (1958): A plaintive the duo’s longing, conveyed by country two-step included in harmonies that had been honed the “Songs our Daddy Taught since childhood. Us” album. Phil Everly, who died Friday at age 74, once explained that “Take a Message to Mary” their sound evolved in a way (1959): A message from jail — only shared by family members. “don’t tell her what I’ve done” — He and Don pronounced and to his fiancé from a condemned phrased words, even accented man. The stripped-down ballad, syllables the same way because accompanied by little more than they had been listening to each the clacking of what sound like other talk and sing their entire stirrups, marks another stun- lives. It brought an ache and an ning change of pace. intimacy to nearly everything “When Will I Be Loved” the brothers recorded. Phil, the younger of the two, (1960): A Phil original that be- was born in Chicago in 1939, comes one of the duo’s most en- but his stay there was brief. The during hits, and one of their last family, with deep roots in Ken- with a rockabilly edge. It was tucky, moved to the Midwest later covered by everyone from and eventually wound up in Linda Ronstadt, who had a ma- Iowa in search of musical op- jor hit with it 1975, to John Fo- portunities for its patriarch, Ike gerty and Bruce Springsteen. Everly, who hosted a radio show “Cathy’s Clown” (1960): It with his wife, Margaret, and opens with its cascading chorus their two young sons. underpinned by a distinctive When the family moved back South, to Tennessee, in series of martial snare-drum ripples, and then slips into the the ’50s, Atkins befriended AP Photo, File them. The legendary guitarist verses where pounding piano In this April 1, 1960 ile photo, Phil, left, and Don of the Everly Brothers arrive at London Airport from New York to begin their guided their early career, and replaces guitars as the primary European tour. Everly, who with his brother Don formed an inluential harmony duo that touched the hearts and sparked instrument. The more ornate the duo landed on Cadence Re- the imaginations of rock ‘n’ roll singers for decades, including the Beatles and Bob Dylan, died Friday, Jan. 3, 2014. He was 74. cords, where they crashed the Everly died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at a Burbank hospital, said his son Jason Everly. sound sets up the brothers’ de- pop charts while Phil was still but single for Warner Brothers. a teenager. Between 1957 and After the Beatles arrived enthusiastic help of such super- Here’s a brief timeline “The Price of Love” (1965): 1962, they scored 25 top-40 hits in America in 1964, the Everly fans as McCartney, Dave Ed- of their career, arranged A chugging rocker with a bigger on Cadence and Warner Broth- Brothers’ chart reign — and munds and Mark Knopfler, and chronologically in song: beat that provides an emphatic ers, including “Bye Bye Love,” that of most homegrown art- their music was the subject of “Introduction: The Everly response to the British Invasion “Wake Up Little Susie,” “Bird ists — all but ended. But the no less than three album-long Family” and “Montage” (1952) bands who freely appropriated Dog” and “Cathy’s Clown.” Beatles championed the work of from “Roots” (1968): “Baby Boy Their sound was different: tributes last year by contempo- the Everlys’ sound. Phil and Don as a major influ- rary artists: Green Day’s Billie Phil,” age 13, joins brother Don, “I Wonder if I Care as Much” the Everlys were a rock ‘n’ roll ence, and the duo continued to 15, and their parents to sing Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones (1968): Don’s song originally duo with a singing style that record. Its 1968 “Roots” album some gospel-infused country on evoked the forlorn harmonies of (“Foreverly,” which reprised appeared on the Everlys’ 1958 is a crucial link in the devel- their father’s radio show in Iowa. the hardest, most plaintive coun- “Songs Our Daddy Taught Us” in opment of country rock. The “Bye Bye Love” (1957): The debut, and was reprised for the try duos. The timeless cry of the its entirety), Will Oldham and duo broke up in 1973, but their raw, rhythmic drive of Don’s pioneering country-rock album Stanley, Delmore and Louvin Dawn McCarthy (“What the “Roots” with a mystical, psyche- Brothers had seeped into their songs remained as popular as acoustic guitar announces the ever: Linda Ronstadt had a huge Brothers Sang”) and the Chapin Everlys’ arrival on the pop charts delic feel. young consciousness, nurtured Sisters (“A Date with the Everly “On the Wings of a Night- by their musician parents. It’s all hit with Phil’s “When Will I Be with this, their first million- Brothers”). there in the 1958 album “Songs Loved” in 1975, and McCartney selling single. The song, written ingale” (1984): The duo’s come- Our Daddy Taught Us,” which name-checked “Phil and Don” But the core of the Everly by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant, back single was written by Mc- came out at the height of their in his million-selling 1976 hit Brothers’ legacy remains their was rejected by other bigger- Cartney, with Phil soaring on success and yet painted a stark, “Let ‘Em In.” own recordings, an enduring re- name acts until the Everlys used the first two lines of the chorus, moving portrait of their roots in The duo was reunited for minder of just how heart-break- it to immortalize their signature then swooping down, inevitably, deep country and gospel. a trio of ‘80s albums with the ing two voices can sound. mix of country twang and rock to join Don.

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New Surveyor is Born ‘Big Feed’ Held at St. Helens at 703 E street blew up this was offered to senior citizens, to fill the position vacated by n 1887, the Lewis County Hotel in 1911 morning resulting in the fire 60 years and older, for $1.50. Eric Johnson. The Lewis County IBee announced the birth n 1911, a “big feed” was department making a second The lunch was hosted by Jerry Democrats had forwarded the of a Berry baby. Iheld for incoming and run to the home in less than Robinson. names of Lowery, Lee Coumbs “J.C. Berry is the happiest outgoing county officers and two hours,” The Centralia Daily and Larry Hewitt as candidates man in Chehalis. We were deputies at the St. Helens Hotel. Chronicle reported. “The first Woman Suing 911 Over for the vacant position. just wondering what could “The menu consisted of a alarm was caused by a flue burning out. Husband’s Death be the matter and why Caleb number of good things to eat, Library Will Have New Name continually smiled. We did not served in the well known style “The explosion occurred n 2001, a Centralia woman sued 911 for mishandling wonder when we learned that of manager West,” The Chehalis after a fire had been built in I n 2007, the Chehalis City her husband’s call. Lewis County had a deputy Bee-Nugget wrote. “After the the furnace, the pipes of which Council approved the Her husband called 911 to I surveyor weighing ten pounds.” menu had been disposed of were frozen. Damage was not name for the yet-to-be-built cigars were passed and the estimated, but the center section say he was having a heart attack. new library, the Vernetta Smith assembly listened to speeches was blown out and the entire Unfortunately, the address Chehalis Timberland Library. Don’t Buy It! by the people assembled. There furnace will have to be replaced. displayed at Lewis County The library was named in honor n 1891, a traveling were about thirty in attendance, “A warning to all Centralians Communications showed the of Vernetta Smith, a former Isalesman was promoting and practically all of those to use caution during the cold address of a prior prank call. No Chehalis resident, who made the a brush, which The Centralia present were called upon to spell was issued today by Fire one was dispatched. Six hours library an important part of her later, his wife found him dead in Weekly News said was “a fraud make a speech. Judge A.E. Rice, Chief Walter Ryckman.” children’s lives. “If water is frozen in a furnace their home. in every sense and should be left acceptably filled the position “All of us were fortunate it is dangerous to start a fire,” alone by those who do not wish of toastmaster, at which he is because she passed on her love said Ryckman. to get bilked.” an adept. Outgoing officers Lowery Chosen for of books and learning,” said “The brush is represented as gave the incoming men some Commissioner Orin Smith, her son and former containing an electrical battery, valuable advice taken from their Cowlitz Grange Hall Damaged Starbucks president and chief experience, and the incoming n 2006, Jim Lowery, and the plaster as having zinc n 1986, The Cowlitz executive officer, at a library event officers seemed to look with Iformer mayor of and copper plates so arranged as Prairie Grange Hall was the previous month. “My mother hope and a determination to do I Shelton and member of the to create a current of electricity,” entered by vandals. loved this community and loved their best upon the future.” Lewis County Planning the newspaper continued. “One “After entering the grange Commission, was chosen by this library. I know there is of those appliances is warranted hall through a window in county commissioners Richard nothing she would love more than to cure the ills that flesh is heir Clizbe Appointed as Cadet the rear of the dining area, Graham and Dennis Hadaller to see a new library built.” to. When examined carefully the vandals sprayed painted one finds that the brush is filled n 1936, Congressman Martin F. Smith announced vulgarities and swastikas on with rosin, with a small piece of I Reginald J. Clizbe, son of Mr. nearly every wall, according to off steel inside, supposed to contain and Mrs. Ira J. Clizbe, 501 S. Bob Morgan, a grange member. the electricity. The whole 50% Washington Ave., Centralia, had “Mayonnaise, ketchup, Wednesday, Centralia business is a self evident bilk and been chosen for an appointment detergent, cooking oil and pop Jan. 8th those who are so unfortunate as to the United States military were strewn around the kitchen, off Visiting to be induced to purchase one academy at West Point. he added.” will feel like kicking themselves 75% THURSDAY, Nurses for a month. The agent may be JAN. 9TH around soon, and if you don’t Furnace Blast Blows Up Home Enjoy Buffet Lunch for $1.50 believe what the News says n 1937, during a cold streak, at Yard Birds Thrift Shop in regard to this matter, just a furnace in a Centralia n 1987, at Yard Birds I 222 S.Pearl St., Centralia purchase an outfit and see if we home blew up. IFamily Shopping Center, are wrong. 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B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 7 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014 Additives May ADVICE: Dear Abby Couple Wonders if Keep Opened Wine Parenting is Worth it From Going Bad Second Time Around DEAR ABBY: My husband er I liked the kind of impression it By Tom Avril cury poisoning. The researchers pursued the and I are happily married and will made, but because it was only one The Philadelphia Inquirer same idea in the wine, but with different met- celebrate 15 years of marriage next piercing, I agreed on the condition als. year. We have a that he would stop at one hole. PHILADELPHIA — The party was over In the Penn State experiment, the scientists 5-year-old daugh- When Leo was 15, he begged to hours ago. The lipstick-stained glasses are still tested four kinds of chelators, adding them to ter. Our dilemma have dreadlocks. Thinking it was in the sink. a pinot gris and also to a simplified “model” is whether or not a phase, I allowed it even though I And oops! You forgot to pump the air out wine that they made in the laboratory. we should have wasn’t thrilled. He has since cut off of that bottle of pinot noir, now growing funk- None of the chelators is currently approved another child. the dreads, but now says he wants ier by the minute on your kitchen counter. as a wine additive, but two of them are reason- I’m 38 and an eyebrow piercing. Fear not. Scientists from Pennsylvania able candidates, said Kreitman, the paper’s my husband is 40. My son is a loving, wonderful, State University are on the case. We have become happy kid. He’s active in school, lead author. By Abigail Van Buren In a study published in the Journal of Agri- One of those is EDTA, which is already comfortable with well-liked, and an excellent student the fact that our in an advanced academic program. cultural and Food Chemistry, they described widely used elsewhere in the food industry, he using compounds called chelators to prevent daughter is getting more indepen- I couldn’t honestly think of a good said. The other is phytic acid, which is natu- wine from going bad. dent. We plan on doing a lot of trav- reason to say no, even though this rally present in grape seeds. The four additives It was just a laboratory study, and the che- eling, and I will change jobs after I piercing freaks me out. I sense that had varying impacts on wine oxidation, but in lators are not something that will be approved complete school. We are not sure Leo wants to do more piercings, but for use by your local vineyard or wine bar any- general they reduced the level of unpleasant about starting over with a baby. he’s respectful enough to wait awhile. time soon. Nevertheless, the additives seemed compounds for more than a week. We are doing OK financially, My question is, what is a good to help, the Penn State scientists reported. Brent Trela, a Seattle-based wine industry and if we have a second child, it reason to NOT agree to more pierc- The key seems to be that the chelators bind consultant who also has published research on would have to be within the next ings? Every argument I’ve thought with iron that is naturally present in the wine. chelation, said the Penn State research seemed year, while I finish my classes and of – unsightly, unsanitary, makes the Iron serves as a catalyst for chemical inter- promising. can be home to be with the baby. wrong impression – is rather thin. play between various wine compounds and “The evidence is pointing more and more Our daughter is well-adjusted, and My 12-year-old daughter wants oxygen — “oxidative” reactions that can cause to iron as really a key, and even at very, very we plan on putting her in activities to dye her hair purple. I’m saying an open bottle of wine to develop unwanted small amounts, parts per billion or less,” Trela such as dance and gymnastics. no, but still have no good reason odors and flavors after a day or two. said. We would like your opinion, for that, either. Am I just too old- When the iron is tied up by chelators, how- Jill Weber, owner of Jet Wine Bar on South and also to hear from parents fashioned? – NOT-WITH-IT MOM Street, agreed that the research sounded in- who had only one child, as well as IN MACCABIM, ISRAEL ever, the level of these reactions is reduced, the DEAR NOT-WITH-IT MOM: authors reported. The scientists did not drink triguing. But she questioned whether chela- people who were raised without a the wine used in the experiments, but mea- tion might take matters too far. She cautioned sibling. — MAYBE ONLY ONE IN Tell your son he was born with a GEORGIA perfect body. When you agreed sured the levels of undesirable compounds us- that a little bit of reaction between the wine and oxygen is a good thing. DEAR MAYBE ONLY ONE: If to the ear piercing, it was on the ing chemistry. you are considering enlarging your condition that there would be only The Penn State authors included Gal Y. “You want the oxygen to enter and mellow the flavor,” Weber said. “That’s why we let it family only so your daughter will one piercing, and you expect him Kreitman, a doc- have a sibling, I don’t recommend to keep his part of the bargain. If toral candi- breathe.” While some wines should be drunk within it. What the six-year age difference he asks for a further explanation, date in food sci- means is that your children will not tell him it’s because he has enough ence, and Ryan J. a day, others continue to improve, she said. “Some great Bordeaux wines I would pre- grow up “together.” By the time the holes in his head. Elias, assistant younger one is starting high school, As to your daughter, remember professor of food fer the second day, because of the mellowing,” the older one will be in college and it’s only hair and it will grow out. science. They Weber said. “It can change the flavors com- gone. Even when they are closer in If this is her only form of rebellion, were joined by pletely.” age, it’s no guarantee that siblings consider yourself lucky. scholars from Kreitman said further research was nec- will be close. As to your being “too old-fash- the University essary. He said that if chelators were ever I cannot – and should not – de- ioned,” it’s a mother’s JOB to be old- of California, approved for commercial use in wine, they cide this for you. I am throwing your fashioned. Keep up the good work. Davis. would most likely be added right before bot- question open to my readers and will ••• The pro- tling. share their opinions with you. How- Dear Abby is written by Abigail cess of chela- “As for doing it on the consumer side, I ever, I’m sure they will be varied. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- tion has long don’t see why not,” said Kreitman, who pre- lips, and was founded by her mother, been used in fers reds to whites but admits to being not very DEAR ABBY: I am generally a Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at medicine for picky. “But I find it unlikely that your regu- conservative person. My 17-year-old www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, the treatment lar consumer would keep a bottle of chelator son, “Leo,” asked for an ear piercing Los Angeles, CA 90069. of lead and mer- stock solution in their fridge.” when he was 13. I wasn’t sure wheth-

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(CC) AMC 67 67 ›››› Titanic (1997, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy ›› Pearl Harbor (2001, War) Ben Affleck, Josh Hartnett, Kate Beckinsale. Best friends become fighter pilots and romantic ›› Poseidon (2006, Adventure) Josh Zane. A woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. (CC) rivals in 1941. (CC) Lucas, Kurt Russell. (CC) APL 43 43 Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Cold River Cash ’ Wild West Alaska: Grizzly Sized (N) Wild West Alaska “Special Delivery” Cold River Cash “Eel or No Eel” ’ Wild West Alaska “Special Delivery” BET 56 56 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live (N) The Game (CC) The Game (CC) › Friday After Next (2002, Comedy) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. (CC) Scandal An allegiance is formed. ’ Scandal ’ (CC) The Millionaire Matchmaker Courtney The Millionaire Matchmaker An entre- The Millionaire Matchmaker Rosie has The Millionaire Matchmaker A hard Courtney Loves Toned Up (N) Watch What Hap- The Millionaire BRAVO 66 66 Kerr needs help moving forward. preneur is ready to settle down. had very few relationships. ’ time connecting with women. (N) ’ Dallas (N) pens: Live (N) Matchmaker ’ CBUT 29 29 News Rick Mercer George-Tonight Coronation Street The Nature of Things (N) ’ Doc Zone “The Motherload” (N) ’ The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News George-Tonight C M T 61 61 Reba “As Is” ’ Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) The Dukes of Hazzard “Repo Man” ›› The Guardian (2006, Drama) Kevin Costner. A Coast Guard trainer makes a swimming champ his protege. CNBC 46 46 American Greed American Greed Mad Money American Greed “Shipwrecked” American Greed Paid Program Paid Program CNN 44 44 Sole Survivor (2013, Documentary) Premiere. Sole Survivor (2013, Documentary) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Sole Survivor (2013, Documentary) CNNH 45 45 Sole Survivor (2013, Documentary) 50 Stories 50 States: What you shared in 2013 Showbiz Tonight Sole Survivor (2013, Documentary) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Sole Survivor (2013, Documentary) South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Chappelle’s Show Chappelle’s Show It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny Tosh.0 Daniel pays Tosh.0 (CC) The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 port (CC) With Jon Stewart (CC) (CC) in Phila. in Phila. people $5. With Jon Stewart port “Jeff Skoll” D I S 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Good-Charlie Dog With a Blog Jessie ’ (CC) Radio Rebel (2012, Drama) Debby Ryan. ’ (CC) Wander-Yonder Liv & Maddie ’ Gravity Falls ’ Austin & Ally ’ Moonshiners “Moonshine War” Tickle Treehouse Masters “Sky High Spa” Treehouse Masters Pete designs a Treehouse Masters Pete builds a Treehouse Masters “Backyard Bunga- Treehouse Masters Pete builds a DSC 8 8 goes undercover. ’ (CC) Pete constructs a spa treehouse. ’ dream clubhouse. ’ (CC) ranch-style treehouse. ’ (CC) low” Pete creates a guesthouse. ranch-style treehouse. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) ›› She’s Out of My League (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jay Baruchel, Alice Eve, Party On “Marbella” The Soup Chelsea Lately (N) E! News “Opa!” Scott shows up to Greece. T.J. Miller. An average Joe lands a gorgeous girlfriend. (N) ESPN 32 32 College Basketball Arizona at UCLA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball Michigan at Nebraska. (N) (Live) Olbermann (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (CC) Basketball NFL Live (N) (CC) Sport Science FAM 39 39 The Middle (CC) The Middle (CC) ›› Happy Gilmore (1996, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Christopher McDonald. ›› Bedtime Stories (2008, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Keri Russell. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Cupcake Wars “Wicked” Donut Showdown Donut Showdown Chopped “Tapas Time” Chopped Canada (N) Cutthroat Kitchen Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FX 53 53 How I Met Your Two and a Half Two and a Half Anger Manage- ›› Knight and Day (2010, Action) Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz, Peter Sarsgaard. A woman becomes ›› Knight and Day (2010) Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz. A Mother ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ment the reluctant partner of a fugitive spy. woman becomes the reluctant partner of a fugitive spy. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Sony Open in Hawaii, First Round. (N) Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Sony Open in Hawaii, First Round. From Honolulu. Golf Central The Good Wife “Hybristophilia” Alicia The Good Wife “Running” Alicia must The Good Wife “Taking Control” Alicia The Good Wife “Double Jeopardy” Frasier “Daphne Frasier “The Wiz- Frasier “Semi-De- Frasier “A Passing HALL 19 19 defends an accused wife killer. choose Peter or Will. ’ (CC) has to make a tough decision. ’ Childs tries to mar Peter’s campaign. Returns” (CC) ard and Roz” ’ cent Proposal” Fancy” (CC) HGTV 68 68 Love It or List It (CC) Hunters Int’l House Hunters Salvage Dawgs Salvage Dawgs Rehab Addict Rehab Addict House Hunters H Hunt. 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(CC) ›› Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008, Adventure) Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett. (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (CC) Live-Holy Land Turning Point ’ Best of Praise Creflo Dollar Book of Ruth Phenomenon Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Sec- Seinfeld “The Family Guy “Joe’s Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang Ground Floor (N) The Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) TBS 55 55 Soup” ’ (CC) retary” (CC) Switch” ’ (CC) Revenge” (CC) (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ TLC 38 38 Gypsy Sisters “Gypsies Unleashed” Gypsy Sisters (N) ’ (CC) Gypsy Sisters “Gypsies Unleashed” Gypsy Sisters ’ (CC) Gypsy Sisters ’ (CC) Gypsy Sisters Mellie goes into labor. NBA Basketball Miami Heat at New York Knicks. From Madi- NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at Denver Nuggets. From the Pepsi Center in Denver. (N) Inside the NBA (N) (Live) (CC) Castle “Scared to Death” A DVD ap- TNT 54 54 son Square Garden in New York. (N) (Live) (CC) (Live) (CC) pears to kill its viewers. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Johnny Test ’ Regular Show World of Gumball Steven Universe Teen Titans Go! Johnny Test ’ King of the Hill Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) America Declassified (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... Record breakers. Guinness World Records Unleashed Guinness World Records Unleashed Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. 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