New Charge for Mother of Baby $1 Weekend Edition With Meth in Saturday, System / Main 5 July 8, 2017 Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com Fox Theatre Progress Lewis County Coffee Co. South Wall Rebuild Underway as Group Chehalis Business Challenges Customers to Step Hopes for More State Funding / Main 7 Outside Their Comfort Zones on Coffee / Main 4 Sheriff ’s 72 Years After Death, World Office: Man War II Fighter Comes Home Killed in William James Gray Jr.’s Remains to Be Buried Randle Next to Friend Who Kept Wartime Promise Allegedly Shot First AUTOPSY COMPLETED: Victim’s Name Not Released Pending Positive Identification By The Chronicle A man shot and killed Tues- day evening in Randle allegedly fired the first shots in the con- frontation, witnesses told the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. An autopsy was completed Friday on the man, tentatively identified based on information found at the scene as a 51-year- old transient, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

please see SHOT, page Main 9 Inslee Vetoes Tax Break Plan for Pete Caster / [email protected] Above: Jeanne Louvier, left, looks on as her daughter, Jan Bradshaw, flips through a scrapbook compiled by Louvier’s mother of her son’s correspondence while serving Businesses in Europe during World War II. Army Air Force 1st Lt. William “Bill” James Gray, Jr., Louvier’s older brother, died while serving in Germany on April 16, 1945. Top Left: William “Bill” James Gray Jr. is seen in a photograph provided by his family. REJECTED: Deal Would Have Allowed MILITARY HONORS: Family Learns Manufacturers to of Man’s Heroism Through a Have the Same B&O Scrapbook After Remains of Fighter Rate as Businesses Pilot Found in Germany Such as Boeing By Eric Schwartz OLYMPIA (AP) — A plan to [email protected] give manufacturers the same tax cut that the Legislature previ- As World War II tore nations and families apart, ously gave to Boeing was vetoed two best friends in Washington proudly rose to the by Gov. Jay Inslee Friday, draw- challenge and enlisted in the military, but not before ing outrage from Republicans making a promise to one another. who said the measure was part William “Bill” James Gray Jr. and James Louvier of an agreed-to deal on the over- agreed that if anything were to happen to one of them, all state budget. the other would take care of his friend’s family. The tax break was one of Louvier returned safely from the war. Gray did not. two Inslee, a Democrat, used On April 16, 1945, just three weeks before the war his veto pen on: In addition to ended, Gray and the rest of the 391st Fighter Squadron nixing the lower manufactur- 366th Fighter Group were strafing enemy troops in ing business and occupation tax The recently discovered scrapbook containing the letters, telegrams and pictures from Army Air Lindau, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany, when his Republic rate, he also vetoed sales and tax Force 1st Lt. William "Bill" James Gray, Jr., sits on a table with an urn that will hold his remains and a P-47 Thunderbolt plane was damaged and crashed. It forensic anthropology report authored by the the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency on Gray, please see VETO, page Main 9 Jr.'s recently identified remains. please see HOME, page Main 13

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News Sheepish Guest at the Farmer’s Market of the Weird apart, crowding out riders who A Man of Many Talents: might otherwise squeeze into a Vermont Governor Wins seat on a packed rush-hour train. The transit system is also ask- Stock Car Race ing people carrying large, heavy BARRE, Vt. (AP) — Ver- backpacks to take them off when mont’s stock-car-racing gover- boarding the train. The back- nor is back in victory lane. packs take up space and often Republican Gov. Phil Scott bang into other passengers. won the 50-lap feature Thursday In a brief animated video at Barre’s Thunder Road, taking that recently debuted at the Cop- home a total of $1,200. ley station, a fat cat rolls around Scott, a part-time racecar on a chair with a message re- driver, is the all-time winningest minding passengers to take only driver in the top division at the seats they need. Thunder Road. The win was his 30th and his first since becom- ing governor in January. Wisconsin Governor to He can now add to his list of Instagram Haters: Have accomplishments that he is the first sitting governor to win a a Cold One Pete Caster / [email protected] Vermont stock car race. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Aaron Fletcher, center, informs a passerby that his sheep, JC, is not to be greeted by people as he walked down Pearl Scott easily won two pre- Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Street in Centralia on Friday morning. Fletcher, of Ashland, Oregon, has a strict no petting policy with his sheep. “Our liminary heats Thursday before has a simple message for all his way of living is absolutely dependent on them trusting and therefore following only me. I don’t socialize them with starting the feature in the pole social media haters out there: people’s dogs either so that they maintain a healthy fear of wild dogs and predators,” he wrote on the Frequently position at the head of the pack. Chill out and have a beer. Asked Questions page on his website — nomadicsherperds.org. Fletcher advocates for dairy sheep being a sustain- He led for the entire race. Walker posted a series of able resource for people to feed themselves and cloth themselves. The story, and many other photos, is available messages Thursday night on In- to subscribers at www.chronline.com. stagram and Twitter in response Company Removes to criticism that his use posts Beeping Alarm Clock in are typically really, really bor- Notable Quote ing. Walker often posts pictures Wall Vent Since 2004 of what he’s eating — including ROSS, Pa. (AP) — A heating his standard lunch of a ham and contractor has removed a beep- cheese sandwich in a brown bag . “As soon as I got to mile 80, I picked up a pacer and once we were ing alarm clock that’s been in- On Thursday, Walker posted side a Pennsylvania family’s wall a picture of a can of Miller Lite running together, we started cruising.” vent for nearly 14 years. with the message: “For those Keith Andreen and Dawn in the liberal media who don’t Sabrina Stanley Michelucci, of Low-Cost Heat- like my Instagram, Facebook or ing and Air Conditioning saw Twitter, I have a simple response: Who finished third in Western States 100 the story on KDKA-TV last Can I get you a beer?” (see page Sports 1 for the full story) month, so they went to the Ross Township home and removed the clock this week. Alligators, Snakes Homeowner Jerry Lynn told Found at LA-Area Home Today in History KDKA he tied the battery-oper- Today’s Highlight in History: married Florence Kling De- In 1967, Academy Award- ated clock to a string in Septem- Where Cobra Escaped Wolfe in Marion, Ohio. winning actress Vivien Leigh, ber 2004 and lowered it inside the On July 8, 1947, a New THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. In 1907, Florenz Ziegfeld 53, died in London. wall so the beeping alarm would (AP) — Authorities found al- Mexico newspaper, the Roswell staged his first “Follies,” on the In 1975, President Gerald R. pinpoint the spot he needed to ligators and venomous snakes Daily Record, quoted officials at roof of the New York Theater. Ford announced he would seek a drill for a TV cable. But the clock at a Southern California home Roswell Army Air Field as say- In 1919, President Woodrow second term of office. fell off the string and has been where animal control officers ing they had recovered a “fly- Wilson received a tumultuous beeping at 6:50 p.m. or 7:50 p.m. say a cobra had gotten loose and ing saucer” that crashed onto a welcome in New York City after In 1986, Kurt Waldheim was each day, depending on whether terrified neighbors. ranch; officials then said it was his return from the Versailles inaugurated as president of Aus- it’s Daylight Saving Time. Los Angeles County officials actually a weather balloon. (To Peace Conference in France. tria despite controversy over his al- served search warrants Thursday this day, there are those who In 1950, President Harry S. leged ties to Nazi war crimes. Ad- Boston Transit Ads Seek at a home in Thousand Oaks and a believe what fell to Earth was an Truman named Gen. Douglas miral Hyman G. Rickover, widely rural property just outside the city. alien spaceship carrying extra- MacArthur commander-in- regarded as father of the nuclear to Kick Manspreading The Los Angeles Times re- terrestrial beings.) chief of United Nations forces in navy, died in Arlington, Virginia. ported the warrants were re- On this date: Korea. (Truman ended up sack- Ten years ago: Pennsylvania to the Curb quested after a neighbor recently ing MacArthur for insubordina- In 1663, King Charles II of Gov. Ed Rendell ordered a range BOSTON (AP) — The Bos- reported seeing a cobra slithering tion nine months later.) of state government services ton-area transit system is hoping through the area. Animal control England granted a Royal Char- In 1965, Canadian Pacific Air shut down and placed about a to kick manspreading to the curb. public information officer Don ter to Rhode Island. Lines Flight 21, a Douglas DC- The Boston Globe reported Barre says the neighbor drove a In 1776, Col. John Nixon gave 6B, crashed in British Columbia third of the state work force on that the Massachusetts Bay car over the snake, killing it. the first public reading of the after the tail separated from the indefinite unpaid furlough after Transportation Authority has In 2014 an albino monocled Declaration of Independence, fuselage; all 52 people on board last-minute negotiations failed begun a lighthearted digital cobra escaped and eluded cap- outside the State House (now In- were killed in what authorities to break a budget stalemate. (A campaign to discourage men ture for days. That snake was dependence Hall) in Philadelphia. said was the result of an appar- budget deal was hammered out from sitting with their legs wide eventually captured. In 1891, Warren G. Harding ent bombing. the following night.) The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for July 8, 2017 Today Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Height Stage Change 110s L Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 49.50 65.0 0.00 L 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. L 80s 72.97 85.0 0.00 H 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 3.26 10.5 -0.09 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s L Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny 6.54 18.0 +0.29 30s 82º 52º 78º 53º 75º 50º 78º 52º 77º 52º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 4.08 ---- -0.22 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:27 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 9:06 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 68 Moonrise ...... 8:42 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 52 74/56 97/61 Moonset...... 5:16 a.m. Normal High ...... 78 Port Angeles Today Sun. Normal Low...... 53 68/52 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 97 in 1945 Seattle Anchorage 61/51 t 62/50 t Record Low...... 38 in 1935 79/56 Boise 102/71 s 97/65 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Full Last New First Boston 87/65 t 83/65 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 82/51 93/60 7/9 7/16 7/23 7/30 Dallas 95/76 t 94/76 t Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Honolulu 89/75 pc 88/75 pc Normal month to date ...0.26" Centralia 79/55 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 112/88 s 108/86 pc Year to date...... 28.59" 82/52 Yakima Nashville 87/65 pc 88/67 s Normal year to date ....25.12" Chehalis Allergen Today Sunday Phoenix 112/89 s 108/88 s 97/64 Longview 82/51 Trees None None St. Louis 88/67 s 90/71 s Salt Lake City 100/76 s 99/68 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 79/53 Grass High High Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 67/53 s 67/55 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 89/65 pc 85/66 s Portland 83/55 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo - graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 83/59 92/61 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Sun. Today Sun. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Sun. Today Sun. Baghdad 120/95 s 120/95 s New Delhi 99/86 pc 100/84 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 95/77 s 99/75 s Paris 84/68 s 81/63 t Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 78/55 s 75/57 pc Spokane 95/64 s 92/63 s London 75/63 pc 75/63 sh Rio de Janeiro 77/63 pc 77/64 pc cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 63/56 mc 63/54 cl Tri Cities 96/63 s 96/65 s Mexico City 70/59 ra 70/57 ra Rome 93/70 s 93/72 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 82/51 s 79/53 mc Wenatchee 97/66 s 92/65 s Moscow 54/52 ra 59/54 cl Sydney 63/45 s 63/45 s

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News in Brief Sheepwalking Through the Hub City Applications Being Community Foundation Accepted for Lewis to Host Grant County Water Information Sessions Conservancy Board By The Chronicle By The Chronicle The Community Founda- The Board of Lewis County tion of South Puget Sound has Commissioners is currently opened its 2017 community seeking residents interested in grants program and will be host- providing input and guidance on ing a series of informational ses- the Water Conservancy Board. sions for people interested in ap- There are four vacancies, two plying for funds. regular positions and two alter- Applications will be accepted nates positions, according to a through Friday, Aug. 25, accord- press release. ing to a press release. The commissioners will ap- Applicants must be a 501c3 point board members for terms nonprofit organization located of up to six years. in or serving Lewis, Thurston or The board processes water- Mason counties. rights applications at the local The total award for the grant level and works closely with wa- cycle will be approximately ter-rights applicants and the De- $350,000. partment of Ecology to make rec- An information session will ommendations on applications. be held from 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Each board member must re- on Wednesday, July 19, at the ceive 32 hours of training from Holiday Inn Express, 700 NW Ecology before taking action on Liberty Place, Chehalis. water-rights transfers, according Two other information ses- to the release. After the training sions will also be held prior to is complete, each board member that date in Thurston and Mason must receive eight hours of con- counties. tinuing education on an annual Staff members will provide basis to meet state standards. an update on the community Applications are available on- grants program. Attendees will line on the commissioner’s web- learn about the types of available site, www.lewiscountywa.gov/ funding, eligibility requirements, commissioners. guidelines, deadlines and a new Residents interested in serv- online grants platform, accord- ing on the board are asked to ing to the release. submit an application, a letter Individuals can also schedule of interest and a brief resume to a time to meet with staff outside Rieva Lester, clerk of the board, of the informational sessions by by mail at 351 NW North St., calling 360-705-3340. Chehalis, WA 98532 or by email The grants program is made at [email protected]. possible through donors who Applications are due by 3 p.m. have contributed unrestricted Friday, July 28. Applicants can- and broadly defined area-of- not be affiliated with any mu- interest gifts, according to the nicipal organizations. release. For more information about Sessions are open to the pub- the positions, visit the Depart- lic, but attendees are encouraged ment of Ecology’s website at to RSVP. For more information, www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wr/ or to register, go online to www. conservancy_boards/cb-q-n-a. thecommunityfoundation.com/ html or contact commissioner events or email mreule@the- Edna Fund at 360-740-1120. communityfoundation.com.

Pete Caster / [email protected] Above: Aaron Fletcher, of Ashland, Create a Beautiful Entrance Oregon, and his sheep, JC, walk down Pearl Street in downtown to Your Home With Our Centralia on Friday. Fletcher, clad Custom Door Shop! in a wool vest and pants — he said he had shears in his backpack, too — advocates for dairy sheep being We Can Hang: a solution to an array for global • New problems. Dairy sheep are the “most efficient and sustainable way • Used for humans to provide themselves with food, clothing and shelter,” he • Interior writes on his website, nomadic- shepherds.org. • Exterior

Right: People look on as Aaron CH575247hw.cg Fletcher milks his goat, JC, in front Up to 80% off retail prices store wide! of the Centralia Farmer’s Market 6525 196th St. SW, Rochester 260-273-6903 • 800-600-6903 along Pearl Street in Centralia on Open 7 days a week 9am - 5:30pm Our Products -- Always New; Never Used News in Brief Lewis County Housing the restrooms will be closed un- til repairs can be made on Mon- Market Continues day, according to a press release. The park will remain open to Show Growth during the weekend. A vault toi- By The Chronicle let is available in the east park- The housing market in Lewis ing lot across Ray Road from County continued to grow in the main park, according to the June, with 117 house and condo release. sales closed compared to 98 in May. “This time of year we see more Work to Begin at new listings coming on the mar- Intersection of Borst ket than pending sales, and June didn’t disappoint,” said J. Len- Avenue, Johnson Road nox Scott, chairman and CEO of By The Chronicle John L. Scott in a press release. The city of Centralia will be- In June, 179 homes and con- dos were put on the market in gin work at the intersection of the county with the median Borst Avenue and Johnson Road price of $258,000, according to next week as sidewalk access information from the Northwest ramps are replaced and prepara- Multiple Listing Service. tion begins for an asphalt patch- At this point last year, 774 ing project where an emergency FOOD DRIVE homes and condos were placed sewer project took place this on the market and 496 had spring. been closed. So far this year 830 R.C. Walsh and Co. will de- st st homes and condos have been molish the existing sidewalk July 1 - 31 placed on the market with 565 access ramps on the northwest, with closed sales. southwest and southeast cor- Fight hunger in our community. The average listing price of a ners, replacing them with new All donations stay local. home or condo in Lewis County ramps that meet current federal last month was $334,156 and the standards, according to a press median price was $258,950. release from the city. “Strong job growth, price ap- The curb along the north * preciation and low interest rates side of Borst Avenue between $ $ continue to fuel the Puget Sound Johnson Road and Allen Street Give 5, Get 5 housing market,” Scott said. removed during the emergency sewer project will also be re- Visit groceryoutlet.com/donate Restrooms Closed at placed. Paving is scheduled to be or donate food or cash in-store South County Park completed by the end of August. “Work will not impact vehicu- This Weekend lar traffic at this time, but the *Donate $5 or more and receive a coupon for $5 off a future purchase of $25 or more. By The Chronicle public is urged to use caution Limit one coupon per donation. Restrictions vary by state. A failure of a component in through the work area,” accord- See store or groceryoutlet.com/donate for restrictions. the water system has led to the ing to the release. closure of the restrooms at South For more information, con- CH575458cd.cg Lewis County Park in Toledo. tact Patti Page with the city’s For a location near you visit groceryoutlet.com There will be no water servic- engineering department at 360- es at the park this weekend and 330-7512. Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 LOCAL Lewis County Coffee Company Boasts Signature Drinks, Fresh Ingredients GRINDS: Baristas Challenge Customers to Be Daring in Getting Their Caffeine Fix ‘‘We’re always By Natalie Johnson looking for crazy, [email protected] fun new drinks for When the desperate need for people to try.’’ a caffeine fix strikes, either on the way to work or in the after- noon doldrums, many coffee Samantha Styer, lovers resort to the reliable but owner somewhat dull vanilla latte or mocha. The baristas at Lewis County Coffee Company, however, want appreciated the pick-me-up of to challenge their customers to stopping by a coffee stand to chat be daring. while waiting for her latte. “We’re always looking for cra- “I didn’t just get coffee be- zy, fun new drinks for people to cause I needed the caffeine,” she try,” said owner Samantha Styer. said. Styger, her fiance Spike Mag- That dedication gives its nuson and his daughter Angie owners a sense of pride in the Twining own and operate the stand, which opened about six coffee stand. months ago on State Avenue in “There’s no place I’d rather be Chehalis. They remodeled the than here,” Twining said. Ultimately, the stand strives stand completely before opening Natalie Johnson / [email protected] it, Styger said. for consistency, Styger said. Be- Samantha Styger, left, and Angie Twining, two of the three owners of Lewis County Coffee Company, have worked for the The stand aims to set itself fore opening, they invested in a past six months to establish the new coffee stand in Chehalis. apart with a large variety of spe- brand-new espresso maker to en- cialty drinks with Lewis County sure the best shots of espresso in and Pacific Northwest themes. It every drink. ABOUT THE BUSINESS: offers Lotus Energy fruit drinks, While a coffee stand existed with a number of their own con- at the spot previously, Styger said LEWIS COUNTY COFFEE coctions with fresh fruit named Lewis County Coffee Company COMPANY has a completely different clien- after local sports teams. • 1349 State Avenue, Chehalis Attention to detail is impor- tele who have been quick to sup- • 360-748-6809 tant to their dedicated baristas port the new business. • Open Daily 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. — one drink comes with mini- “It’s been amazing how people • Learn more about the busi- marshmallows toasted to order, have been drawn to the name,” ness on Facebook Styger said. Styger said. Twining said her favorite of Area residents have been en- the shop’s specialty drinks is the thusiastic to show their pride in Friday from the Port of Centralia Pacific Northwest. Lewis County through their sup- to the Chehalis Industrial Park. “It tastes like a coconut cream port of the stand and its products. The delivery services is free with pie,” she said. Lewis County Coffee Company a four-drink order. The baristas take pride in also sells camp mugs, shirts and The stand currently has seven learning their regular customers’ other items with their logo. employees. Styger said they plan Angie Twining, who owns Lewis County Coffee Company with her father, Spike drink orders and names. Styger The stand also delivers from to expand soon to add more stor- Magnuson and his fiance Samantha Styger, makes coffee at the stand Thursday noted that as a customer, she 8 a.m. to noon Monday through age. afternoon. News in Brief Napavine School District Sports Commission, to Auction Surplus Items Lewis County PFD By The Chronicle Meetings Scheduled for The Napavine School District on Wednesday will be having a July 11 public sale of items that have re- By The Chronicle cently been declared as surplus The Lewis County Public property. Facilities District board, which A public preview will be at oversees the operation of the 3:30 p.m., followed by an auction Northwest Sports Hub, will hold 4-4:30 p.m. its regular meeting at 10 a.m. on Sales tax is required on all Tuesday, July 11. purchases. Exact change is ap- There will be eight items of preciated. business on the agenda. The The sale will take place in the meeting will be held at the Holi- Napavine School District main- day Inn Express, 730 Liberty tenance shop, located at 451 E. Place, Chehalis. Rowell St., next to the bus garage Prior to the PFD meeting, the behind the football stadium. Centralia/Chehalis Sports Com- Items will be sold on a first- mission will hold a meeting at 9 come, first-served basis. a.m. The sports commission is a For more information, call subcommittee of the PFD board district office personnel at 360- responsible for marketing and 262-3303. promoting the Sports Hub in an effort to bring in large scale tour- Several Meetings naments. The meeting will also be held for Primary Election at the Holiday Inn Express and is open to the public. Nine items of Scheduled business will be on the agenda. By The Chronicle Several meetings will take Funtime Festival to place both before and after the

Aug. 1 primary election. Include Soap Box Derby Courtesy Photo At 9 a.m. on Thursday, July 13, By The Chronicle there will be a logic and accuracy Pollman Road Barn Burns in Early-Morning Fire test conducted on the computer The Napavine Funtime Festi- val has added a Soap Box Derby program for the primary elec- By The Chronicle to this year’s schedule of events. patched at 4 a.m. to a report of a structure fire. tion. The test is open to the pub- The Chehalis Fire Department is investi- Crews from Lewis County Fire District 1, 5 lic. It will take place at the Lewis Racing will be 2-5 p.m. Satur- day near the Napavine shopping gating the cause of a fire that destroyed a barn 15 and the Chehalis Fire Department also re- County Auditor’s Office in the early Friday morning on Pollman Road east of sponded. courthouse located at 351 NW center. Kids of all ages are welcome Chehalis. No injuries were reported. The barn is a to- North St., Chehalis. Lewis County Fire District 6 crews were dis- tal loss. At 9 a.m. on Tuesday, July 25, to compete. They make bring the Lewis County processing their own race car or use one clerks will meet in room 128 of provided by the derby. the courthouse to take oaths and Race cars that are brought to be sworn in. The clerks will then the event must have a working Heating and Air Conditioning begin the processing of the pri- brake and be no more than 40 We know ductless. It’s all we do. mary election to be held Aug. 1, inches wide. according to a press release. All racers must wear a bicycle #ALPINDL876JQ After removing all of the bal- helmet. Get Comfortable lots from their designated en- For more information, email velopes within each batch, they [email protected]. Save Money will be inspected, scanned and Breathe Easier ballots will be resolved. The bal- lots will be secured and results with Alpine Ductless will be released after 8 p.m. on Heating and Air Conditioning election night. Your Home Comfort Experts Two meetings are also sched- uled for the Lewis County Can- vassing Board. Both will be held ✔ Starting as low as $3,500 + tax. at the courthouse. At 9 a.m. on ✔ Up to $5,000 in rebates for qualifying Thursday, Aug. 10, the board will meet to determine the status of Lewis County PUD customers. any provisional or challenged Centralia City Light rebates also available. ballots. At 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Learn more at AlpineDuctless.com Aug. 15, the board will certify the election. The meetings are open to the Contact us for a free, no-pressure consultation. public. (360) 529-7567 or AlpineDuctless.com CH574968hw.do • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017

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Balances mortem blood tests showed ogy report showed the baby had been removed by social services, edly admitted that she and other may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers methamphetamine in the baby’s methamphetamine in her sys- but a test showed that child did adults smoked methamphet- in Education. system has been ruled as ac- tem at the time of her death. not have drugs in its system. amine in the home with both the BACK ISSUES cidental, according to a news At the time, the coroner’s of- Meyer told The Chronicle baby and her older child present. fice had not yet determined a Friday his office still has enough Sumter is currently in cus- Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- release from the Lewis County able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks Coroner’s Office. cause of death for the child. evidence to prove Sumter en- tody on $25,000 bail in the Lewis old are $2 per issue. Aleigha Celerino-Garcia, aged On Thursday, the Prosecutor’s dangered the child with the con- County Jail. THE NEWSROOM For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact the appropriate person listed below. Morton Man Held on $100,000 Bail for Eluding, Escape, Car Theft Charges EDITOR ARRESTED: Tony L. The deputy followed as East- Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 man continued to drive approxi- [email protected] Eastman, 51, Allegedly Sports Editor mately 50 miles per hour on the Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 Involved Two Stolen dirt road around blind corners. [email protected] He stopped at a dead end and ran Visuals Editor Vehicles in Chase into the woods. Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 By Natalie Johnson Deputies called for a K9 unit [email protected] to respond. Meanwhile, they Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, [email protected] learned from Morton police that West and Central Lewis County Communities Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 A Morton man accused of at- Eastman was now traveling on [email protected] tempting to evade arrest in two Silverbrook Road in a red Ford Outdoors, Flood, stolen vehicles Wednesday is be- F-250 truck. Eastman had al- Rural Lewis County Communities ing held in the Lewis County Jail legedly stolen the truck from an Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8237 on $100,000 bail pending future address on Silverbrook Road, ac- [email protected] court appearances. cording to court documents. Education, Business, South Thurston County Communities, Napavine, Lewis County Tony L. Eastman, 51, was Officers continued to pursue Government, Legislature, Tourism, Religion, Natalie Johnson / [email protected] charged Thursday in Lewis Eastman, who pulled the truck South Lewis County Communities County Superior Court with Tony Eastman makes his first appearance Thursday in Lewis County Superior into a field and attempted to flee Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 theft of a motor vehicle, posses- Court on charges including stealing a vehicle and eluding a police officer. on foot. [email protected] sion of a stolen vehicle, attempt- A police K9 arrived and suc- Sports, News and Photography According to court docu- as he passed the deputy. Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 ing to elude police, third-degree ments and the Lewis County The deputy ran the Geo’s li- cessfully apprehended Eastman. escape and escape from commu- He was treated for a bite wound. [email protected] Sheriff’s Office, deputies were cense plate number and learned Death Notices, What’s Happening, nity custody. in the Randle area Wednesday it was stolen from Tacoma. He After being arrested, East- Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices Superior Court Judge James morning when they saw East- attempted to stop the vehicle and man allegedly broke free from Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 Lawler imposed $100,000 bail, in man, who they knew to have a Eastman allegedly turned down deputies and tried to run away [email protected] accordance with a request from the state Department of Corrections a dirt forest road. Two women again, leading to the escape [email protected] Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office. warrant for his arrest, driving a exited the vehicle and Eastman charge. He was rearrested after [email protected] His next court appearance is red Geo Metro. Eastman report- continued to speed away, accord- running about a half-block, ac- General News Reporter scheduled for July 13. edly attempted to shield his face ing to court documents. cording to court documents. Graham Perednia ...... 807-8237 Church News [email protected] ...... 807-8217 News in Brief Senior Media Developer Lewis County Seeking eral grand jury has brought the workers to a hospital in February. Iraq Veteran From Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 first bank robbery and weapons The Bellingham Herald re- [email protected] People Interested in charges against a man the FBI ported Friday the company ap- Oregon Detained by THE CHRONICLE says is the “AK-47 bandit” who pealed the fine from the Wash- PUBLISHER Participating in Budget held up banks in five states. ington Department of Labor & Immigration Officials Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Process The indictment filed Thurs- Industries. The company also PORTLAND (AP) — A Port- [email protected] day in U.S. District Court in Se- appealed the agency designation land veteran who served in Iraq has Regional Executive Editor By The Chronicle attle accuses 39-year-old Richard of the violations as “serious.” been detained by federal immigra- Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 The Board of Lewis County Gathercole of Roundup, Mon- The agency fined the compa- tion authorities and is being held at [email protected] Commissioners is seeking coun- a detention center in Tacoma. Circulation Manager tana, of using an AK-47 rifle ny $6,300 each for six violations. Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 ty residents interested in provid- to steal $15,000 in North Bend, Among its findings, L&I said Rose Riley, an Immigra- ing input and guidance as the tions and Customs Enforcement [email protected] Washington, in 2012. Phillips “did not implement safe The Chronicle Print Division and county sets its 2018 budget. That is one of at least six work practices for the control of spokeswoman, told The Orego- Sign Pro Sales Director nian/OregonLive on Friday that The commissioners are seek- banks Gathercole is suspected of hazards for the employees” and Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 ing one volunteer from each of robbing since 2012. 41-year-old Chong Hwan Kim [email protected] the company “did not inform the was detained because of a recent the county’s three commission Gathercole is being held in contract employer of the known Design Director districts, according to a press re- Lexington, Nebraska, on un- first-degree arson conviction. Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 potential fire, explosion or toxic Kim arrived in the United [email protected] lease. related charges that he fired release hazards related to the States at age 5 from South Korea Applications are available on a Kansas state trooper who contractor’s work and the pro- LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC online at www.lewiscountywa. with his family. was trying to pull him over last cess.” PRESIDENT, COO gov/commissioners. Residents He was warned by a judge after month. Phillips disagreed, saying a Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 interested in participating are his latest conviction that his immi- FBI agents found seven contractor was at fault. gration status could be in jeopardy [email protected] asked to submit an application homemade bombs in a raid of Officials say a hearings offi- Director of Production and IT and letter of interest to Rieva if he got into more legal trouble. his Montana home. cer will decide the matter by late KOIN-TV also reported on Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 Lester, clerk of the board, at 351 [email protected] It is not clear whether Gath- August. Kim’s detention and said he suf- NW North St., or via email at Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 ercole has hired an attorney for The refinery processes do- fers from post-traumatic stress [email protected]. the federal case. mestic and foreign crude oils. disorder. FAX NUMBERS Applications are due by 3 p.m. Friday, July 28. Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 For more information, con- Phillips 66 Appeals Fine Look for our Saturday commentary Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 tact commissioner Edna Fund at Obituaries ...... 807-8258 for Toxic Acid Leak Near Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 360-740-1120. by John McCroskey Ferndale John McCroskey was Lewis County sheriff from 1995 to 2005. 128th VOLUME, 153rd ISSUE He lives outside Chehalis, and can be contacted at THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) FERNDALE (AP) — Phillips [email protected]. ‘AK-47 Bandit’ Suspect POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, 66 is appealing a $37,800 fine 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Charged in Washington for a toxic acid leak at a refinery The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- SEATTLE (AP) — A fed- near Bellingham that sent seven tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 LOCAL Office of Chehalis Basin Board Holds First Meeting GOALS: Established July About the Board 1, Office is Focused on The Office of the Chehalis Aggressively Reducing Basin Board is made up of seven voting members and Flood Damage, five ex officio members. Voting Enhancing Aquatic members and their appointing agencies include David Burnett, Species Habitat with the Confederated Tribes of By Justyna Tomtas the Chehalis Reservation; Vickie Raines, Edna Fund and Jay Gor- [email protected] don, all from the Chehalis River The Office of the Chehalis Basin Flood Authority; Tyson Basin Board met on Friday for Johnstone, with the Quinault the first time since the new office Indian Nation; and J. Vander was established on July 1, to dis- Stoep and Steve Malloch, ap- cuss the board’s responsibilities, pointed by Gov. Jay Inslee. procedures and decision making Ex officio members include processes. Justin Allegro, with the De- partment of Fish and Wildlife; Created by the Legislature, Stephen Bernath, with the De- the office has dual goals of ag- partment of Natural Resources; gressively pursuing long-term Kris Strickler, with the state flood reduction damage and en- Department of Transportation; hancing aquatic species habitat. Stu Trefry, with the Washington Maia Bellon, director of the State Conservation Commis- state Department of Ecology sion; and Gordon White, with that oversees the office, said the the Department of Ecology. board’s focus is to “strike the Justyna Tomtas / [email protected] right balance” when addressing Board members of the newly established Office of the Chehalis Basin held their first meeting on Friday at the Adna Grange. The board received training those issues. year by Ecology which outlined group should not come up with he hopes the group’s work will “This is an incredible model from Laura Watson, senior as- four alternatives to accomplish a solution that protects assets but result in a strategy or solution to that this board will be moving sistant attorney general, on the both goals, one of which includes ignores the fish. the issues faced. forward on,” she said. Open Public Meetings Act and “I want to make sure any so- The board decided it would Bellon will be charged with the construction of a dam on the the Public Records Act, two hiring a director for the office. upper Chehalis River near Pe Ell. lution we come up with will go operate on a consensus decision- trainings that are mandated. In the interim, Gordon White, Board members weighed beyond simply flood protection, making process, like the former They also went over the mem- Ecology’s state floodplain man- in on the qualifications they but will enhance the environ- Governor’s Work Group did, and ber handbook and discussed ager, will oversee the operations. thought were important in a ment,” he said. would only turn to a vote if abso- funding options for the Aquatic Ideally, a director would be director. They hoped the direc- Tyson Johnstone, with the lutely necessary. Species Restoration Plan, which hired this summer, but at the lat- tor would have some legal back- Quinault Indian Nation, ex- J. Vander Stoep, a member on was ultimately tabled until the est, the goal is to get someone in ground, a deep understanding plained the importance of the the board and former member of board’s August meeting. place no later than October. That of Washington and how the gov- waterway for his tribe, and stated the Governor’s Work Group, said “There is enough funding in depends on when the Legislature ernmental branches work, and he wanted to ensure future gen- if the group passes major deci- the reappropriated capital budget passes the state’s capital budget someone who holds clout and erations could enjoy the salmon sions with a 4-3 vote, for example, to allow work on development of which will include funding for experience. and resources. it would not be successful in the the plan to continue for another the new office. The House and Tribal representatives from He said the tribe is invested Legislature. month or so, at which time we the Senate both proposed more the Quinault Indian Nation and in the process and wants to sup- “That’s the reality of the situa- hope to have more information than $40 million in their budget the Confederated Tribes of the port the critical work the office is tion,” he said. “… We either suc- on the new capital budget and proposal for the 2017 to 2019 bi- Chehalis Basin provided their challenged to do. ceed on consensus with the big final reappropriated funds to in- ennium. perspectives on the importance “Fundamentally even speak- issues or it’s going to fail. Having form their decision,” White said The Office of the Chehalis of the river basin. ing from a tribal perspective, I a vote procedure if it’s necessary on the postponing of a decision. Basin will draw from a program- David Burnett, with the Che- know in my heart I’m here for in the meantime makes sense. The board will hold meetings matic environmental impact halis Tribe, stressed the impor- the same values and interests I don’t think it risks breaking on the first Thursday of every statement released earlier this tance of the fisheries, stating the that you share,” he said, adding down the process.” month. Commissioners to Begin Budget Process with No Increase in Operations Spending UNDER CONSIDERATION: trim the fat, “if there is anymore office. 12 counties did a levy shift in ahead in the future,” Josh Weiss, fat left.” In September, the commis- 2017. The last time Lewis County general counsel at WSAC, said Levy Shift From Road Steve Walton, central services sioners will also have a better had a levy shift was in 2011. during the teleconference on District Contemplated director for the idea of levy rates “The board’s vision is to work Thursday. county, said the as they consider toward a structurally balanced The budget did not replace for 2018 numbers pro- a possible levy budget where revenues meet ex- the 1 percent cap on property By Justyna Tomtas posed in the shift from the penditures,” Butler said. “We four budget op- road district. will continue to work toward revenue which is the major fund- [email protected] tions presented “If we do that goal and we now have a ing source for counties and cities. In a budget meeting on to commission- something like starting point.” The cap was put in place Thursday, the Board of Lewis ers at the end of that then it im- Call letters will be sent out 10 years ago, and according to County Commissioners decided June project the pacts what proj- to departments the week of July WSAC it makes it difficult to on an option that does not pro- lowest amount Steve Walton ects we do on Dianne Dorey 10. The departments will then fund public safety and other vide an increase in operations of reserves to be central services roads,” Com- Lewis County submit their budgets by Aug. 14 critical services, especially as used in several director missioner Edna Assessor and a preliminary budget will be for departments as they hope to government services have out- work toward a structurally bal- years. Fund said. “It presented to the commissioners anced budget that does not rely For 2017, the county used $1.9 may help out in the general fund, on Sept. 5. paced revenue by 3 to 5 percent on reserves. million in reserves to balance its but it would not help public During their budget meet- year over year, according to the Using that option, commis- budget. works in terms of projects.” ing, commissioners also received release. sioners will be able to start the Walton also said there are a Assessor Dianne Dorey pre- an update from the Washington Officials from WSAC also budget planning process and lot of things unaccounted for as sented three options to the com- State Association of Counties said no new resources were pro- find areas or services to cut. of right now, which includes 13 missioners on a levy shift. To on the state’s operating budget vided for indigent defense, an Commissioners will receive in- labor contracts currently being remain under the statutory rate passed on June 30. unfunded mandate, or a bill formation in September that will negotiated and possibly a new limits, a shift of up to $690,000 The budget did not address that requires the installation of give them a better idea of what executive level position. A task would be possible based on her the “financial crisis” Washing- kind of revenue sources and ex- force will make a recommenda- preliminary estimates. If a shift ton communities face, according more ballot drop boxes, which penditures they’ll have for 2018, tion to the commissioners next occurred, the money would be to a press release. is costing Lewis County around budget analyst Becky Butler said. week in favor of hiring a county moved into the general fund. “We’re certainly not getting $52,000 not including staff hours Commissioner Gary Stamper manager which would oversee According to information ahead and there is nothing in for installation and servicing of said the selected option would day-to-day operations in their presented at the meeting, at least this budget that helps us get the boxes. News in Brief Primary Election Ballots which must be received by Elec- be postmarked and will not be to ensure it is counted. Drop box can be found online at elections. tion Day. counted, according to the release. locations open 20 days prior to lewiscountywa.gov. to Be Mailed Wednesday If a person has moved, they Voters are encouraged to de- every election. The Thurston County Audi- By The Chronicle can contact the office to update posit their ballots early in lieu of Ballot drop box locations and tor’s Office will also mail ballots their voter registration. If a for- mailing into any ballot drop box additional election information on Wednesday, July 12. Ballots for the Aug. 1 pri- warding order is in place with mary election will be mailed on the U.S. Postal Service, the bal- Wednesday, July 12, to all active lot packet will be forwarded registered voters within Lewis but may take more time going County. through the forwarding process. According to the Lewis If no forward order is in place County Auditor’s Office, 45,933 ballots will be mailed. 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Bloomington, IL CH575126cd.cg declaration that prints along If the ballot is placed in a Post Texas County Mutual with the ballot must be signed Office mail box after the last 1601561 Dallas, TX and returned with the ballot pick up time, the ballot will not • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 Search Continues for Missing Skier on Mount Rainier By The Chronicle Camp Muir to Paradise. continued the search Tuesday the area caused by rapidly melt- ment. “From the outpouring of Mount Rainier National Park The missing man’s skiing and Thursday, finding no new ing snow. concern, he was obviously much rangers are continuing to search partner observed the fall and clues as to the location of the The missing man’s name has loved. What would compound attempted to find him for two missing skier. not been released. this tragedy would be the loss of for a 30-year-old man who went hours before reporting the inci- On Friday, independent “We offer our condolences missing Monday after falling in dent at Paradise. search parties arrived in the to the family and friends of the another life. For this reason we through a snowbridge over Peb- Rangers searched until dark park. They have been warned missing skier,” said Park Super- advise against private efforts to ble Creek during a descent from Monday night. A helicopter crew about dangerous conditions in intendent Randy King in a state- continue the search.” South Wall Rebuild Underway at Fox Theatre NEXT WEEK: Nonprofit Hopes for More State Funding, Researches Hiring Staff to Manage Restoration By Natalie Johnson [email protected] Starting early next week, con- struction crews are on schedule to begin pouring concrete for the first of four portions of Centra- lia’s Historic Fox Theatre’s south wall that are set to be rebuilt, ac- cording to Scott White, president of the nonprofit theater restora- tion group. White, who has been with the project for its duration, said see- ing the recent work on the build- ing has been “overwhelming.” “This is the actual act of sav- ing the building,” he said. “This is what’s going to make it stand here for another 87 years.” The nonprofit is serving as its own contractor to save money, he said. “I started out as a dancer and an actor. To make the transition to general contractor is kind of intimidating,” he said. The work is part of a larger Pete Caster / [email protected] project to replace the circa 1930 building’s roof and HVAC sys- Construction workers haul out discarded materials from inside the Fox Theatre on Friday. The work is part of a larger project to replace the 87-year-old building’s roof tem. The wall needed to be re- and HVAC system. placed to support the new heat- The project has to merge “We hope we can get that ing and cooling equipment and safety, functionality and aes- funding so we can go right into roof, White said. The brick fa- thetics. the next phase,” White said. cade might not be finished at “It’s your job to go, ‘How can The theater has an intern for that time. we do that and still keep the his- the month of July, Devin Kelsey, The south wall is broken into torical nature of the building ev- a graduate student studying four portions, divided by load- eryone loves so much?’” White business at Stanford University. bearing pillars. The pillars will said. Kelsey plans to help the non- stay, White said, and concrete re- The current project is funded profit research and create a job inforced with rebar will replace by a TransAlta weatherization description for a paid position, the original brick walls. grant for $383,800 and $250,000 such as an executive director, to “We’re leaving room for a … from the state’s 2017 supplemen- help handle the growing project. brick facade,” he said. tal budget. “We’ve grown so much,” White said the replacement The new south wall, roof, will eliminate all but one of the HVAC system and parapet are White said. “We’ve always been murals painted on the wall in the scheduled to be finished this fall. an all-volunteer group. We’re not 1980s, he said. The murals were The Theatre Project is hoping the same project we were two painted on the brick and mortar to receive $250,000 in state funds years ago let alone eight years ago when we started this.” and the paint trapped moisture, Scott White, left, the president of the Historic Fox Theatre Restorations nonprofit, placed in a draft of the state capi- causing the wall to deteriorate and intern Devin Kelsey talk about the ongoing work at the downtown Centralia tal budget. The budget has not Hiring an executive director faster, he said. theater on Friday. yet been passed. for the Fox Theatre restorations White noted that it is chal- The next steps in the project organization could help the proj- lenging to restore the building “You’re trying to restore the same time, you’re trying to cre- include restoring the other three ect continue to grow, he said. and preserve all of its historical building back to the way it was walls, the building’s front facade “I’d like to have someone in elements, such as the murals. back in 1930,” he said. “At the ate a building people use.” and the entrance plaza. place by the first of next year,” he LEWIS COUNTY WIDE GARAGE SALE Ads will appear Aug. 1, 3 & 5, 2017 All ads will be seen in full color in - 1st Weekend in August - 30 words, runs 1-3 days for $30, Subscribers save $5! ($1 more for each set of 5 words) CENTRALIA Aug. 4 & 5, 8-5. Deadline: July 31 at Noon Something for everyone! Treasures galore! 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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 Letters Thanks to All Who Made selected all savory items from a taste and do the “Ummm” test. went to Jeremy Wildhaber of Jer- miss this great annual event! long serving table placed in the Again, the conversations and emy’s Farm to Table Restaurant One other item: Sheriff Rob Chef’s Night Out Great center of the room. Guests lined voting took place. The official for his savory Cube’n crab cakes Snaza made the “Ask” preceding The United Way of Lewis up to pick up delicious things judges included 20th District with spicy aioli and his sweet of- the “Fund a Need” portion of the County’s Chef’s Night Out of that soon filled their plates and Representative Richard DeBolt; fering which was Havana choco- auction. United Way’s mission 2017 is a delicious memory, but then a sound that can only be de- King 5 TV personality Drew late mousse with local strawber- of “Lifting Families out of Pov- before it fades away too far, I scribed as a murmured “Ummm” Mickelson; Adam Setterstrom, ries & cream. erty” was vividly pictured for the just have to take time to offer a filled the room. But no one knew Budd Bay Café; Peter Abbarno, The other chefs who contrib- audience about children who are which chef had made which Althauser Rayan Abbarno, At- uted so much to this event with HUGE Thank You to the six fab- the victims of poverty and what ulous chefs that made this year’s morsel! Then the ballots ap- torneys at Law; and Todd Chaput, their work together and their peared. Each chef’s offering was Holiday Inn Express and Suites delicious offerings were Darrin all of us working together can event so special. The theme this change. Fabulous evening, folks, year was Havana Nights and ev- marked with a different colored who awarded the “Judges Award” Harris of Boccata’s Restaurant, and thanks to the sponsors and erything from the moment you pick, but still the chefs’ names to Dawn Lawson of Dawn’s De- Donny Stancil of McMenamins walked in the room at the Lucky were a mystery. So, good-natured lectables Dessert & Sandwich Olympic Club, Frank Magana donors, raised over $65,000. And Eagle Event Center helped por- discussions soon filled the tables Shoppe for her offering of Sa- of the Lucky Eagle Casino and Chefs, you did yourselves proud! tray that image. as guests picked their favorites. vory Cuban roasted sweet potato Hotel, and Shane Wright of Thank you, thank you! You can Unlike past United Way In fact, some had to go back for with meaty hash, red cabbage O’Blarney’s at the Gibson House. bet you’ll see many of us in your of Lewis County Chefs’ Night seconds to really make sure of slaw, and avocado crema, and Here’s a news flash. The restaurants even more! events, this year the chefs were their vote. And that was just the her sweet which was Flancocho theme has been selected for next not in sight, they were back- “savory offerings!” — rich chocolate flan cake with year, and the chefs have come up Doris Wood-Brumsickle stage each preparing one savory Next the trays of desserts ap- Cajeta Casera. with a great idea for the menu for Centralia and one sweet for guests who peared. Six different things to The People’s Choice Award next year. You will not want to

COMMENTARY: Hills and Valleys Here Are Some Revised Lyrics for ‘Soak Up the Sun’ One of the highlights of my All their shelves are getting bare summer has been taking part I remember better times in a fun musical challenge by A pet store with “free puppy” the first family of Lewis County signs! music, the fiddling Voetbergs. Actually, this prolific family I’m gonna soak up the sun has expanded far beyond their Got my autoharp out roots of “fiddling around” at So I can rock on home. They now operate a mu- sic-teaching operation called the I’ll concede that I took a little Voetberg Music Academy. artistic license. This summer they chal- I know that autoharp isn’t lenged the world to perform and what you’d really call a rock in- record a series of six summer- strument (although the Carter themed songs, from the Beatles’ Family’s hillbilly sounds, includ- “Here Comes the Sun” to the jazz ing autoharp, led right into the standard “Sun- rockabilly of Johnny Cash and ny Side of the Elvis Presley). Street.” Their And I know that the tem- grand prize is a porary Chamber Way overpass scholarship to bridge wasn’t really built out their Northwest of discount spare parts from COMMENTARY: Voice of Voie Strings Camp nearby big box stores, although in August. it does have a certain do-it-your- With the self look. By Brian Mittge joyfully reck- I also know it’s been a long Suspect’s White Dodge Truck Looks less abandon time since Yard Birds had free that I bring to most musical puppies in its glorious pet sec- propositions, I have been an en- tion. (We bought a pet rat there a Lot Like Those in Sheriff’s Dept. thusiastic participant. My broth- once. Long story. Good times.) er, the talented Todd Mittge, has Sadly, the song is all-too On May 12, Lewis County portedly passing vehicles in “no- messages that could have been been a harmonious collaborator, topical about Shop’n Kart, which sheriff’s deputies and Chehalis passing zones and around blind utilized, as a simple precaution, and I’ve enjoyed having some closed for good on Wednesday police officers were advised of corners,” with red and blue reminding drivers what to do if grinning cameos by his four after 27 years in business. a suspicious circumstances call lights flashing on the vehicle. they are pulled over by a suspi- children. Fortunately, the sister store — in Chehalis, where a man in a At one point, Troopers lo- cious vehicle, in light of these I’ve been challenging my- in the old Fuller Market Basket white Dodge cated the suspect further east on concerns. Both agencies main- self by trying to use a different building in downtown Centralia truck had U.S. Highway 12 — with another tain a social media presence. instrument each week, from — will remain open. Shop’n Kart threatened a civilian vehicle pulled over — The initial incident didn’t guitar and ukulele to piano and will be expanding the natural woman, ac- before the suspect activated his appear in the Sirens section of autoharp. and authentic food sections in cusing her of red and blue lights and took off The Chronicle or LewisCounty- This last week’s song was a that store. being an “ISIS again. Watch.com. Law enforcement 2002 rock hit by the pop singer So here’s to the sounds of member,” and Eventually, LCSO and WSP declined to release the public re- Sheryl Crow: “Soak Up the Sun.” summer. Long live Yard Birds, intimidated an- would arrest the suspect in cords in the May 12 incident for Alas, the lyrics to that song Shop’n Kart, and whatever songs other woman Packwood. The driver of the a full week following the initial are a little gloomy and self- you have blaring in your car as at Steck Clinic By Brittany Voie white Dodge truck was arrested incident. Citizens were vulner- absorbed for a sunshine-themed you soak up the sun. while using red wearing a vest with a Centralia able to this threat. song, so I rewrote them to re- and blue law Fire Department badge pinned The incidents involving this flect the streets and sites of my George Washington: The enforcement-style lights, which to his vest and a can of pepper white Dodge truck come at a hometown. Neighbors Stand Up in Support were installed in the grill of his spray. time when the Sheriff’s Office I’m calling this “Soak Up the truck. There’s a couple of takeaways is considering making the full Sun in Chehalis,” and a video of The continuing story of Cen- While investigating, depu- here. transition to darker, less visible our performance is on Facebook tralia’s founder in his bicenten- ties noted the LED style lights First of all, one suspect did vehicle graphics — at a time with the hashtag #sixsongchal- nial year. installed on the subject’s truck, all of this in a white 2012 Dodge when law enforcement style lenge. The Oregon Territory in but there was no probable cause truck that was very similar to lights are available via Amazon the early 1850s still prohibited for arrest or ticketing, according the white Dodge trucks that Prime. And, at a time when WSP I’m driving on I-5 settlement by blacks. With that to reports. The suspect — well- sit in the county fleet lot near racist law looming, George is reportedly conducting traf- The traffic’s tied in knots known to law enforcement — LCSO and are used by law en- Washington had settled in the fic stops in Nissan Xterras and Some truck hit Chamber Way was warned about impersonat- forcement. remote reaches of the territory other non-traditional vehicles. Now we’re all dodging rocks. ing an officer. Secondly, despite the sub- in hopes that he could fly under There is a lot of potential for Our bridge has fallen down In the two weeks that fol- ject’s documented history with the radar. confusion as law enforcement They built one from spare parts lowed, the man would go on to law enforcement, aggressive Soon his neighbors began vehicles become less recogniz- They found at Home Depot be arrested for multiple other in- nature and suspected mental pushing the territorial legisla- able — and that leaves citizens And discount at Walmart cidents, starting with possession health issues, law enforcement ture to give Washington some of controlled substances on May was not able to arrest or charge more vulnerable to would-be respect — namely the rights that impersonators. I’m gonna soak up the sun 19 and for shaking a woman’s ve- him with a crime following the its racist laws denied him, espe- ••• I’m gonna tell everyone to light- hicle, kicking tires and banging initial incidents. And, neither cially the right to settle. I’d like to give some major en up on the windows while she was the Sheriff’s Office or Chehalis In just a few months, Wash- props to Sheriff Rob Snaza for (I’m gonna tell them that) inside. The suspect told police Police Department appeared to ington’s character had impressed appearing on a local call-in ra- This big world is all mine he had a “bad feeling” about the have issued any sort of proactive his neighbors. He was the kind dio show recently in response to And every time I feel fine car and the woman inside it. warning or reminder to citizens of man they wanted in this my columns regarding LCSO’s I’m looking up Then, on May 25, that same on what to do, should they be rough pioneer countryside. vehicle graphics. I found it re- man in the white Dodge truck stopped by a suspicious vehicle, I’m gonna soak up the sun In late 1852 a petition signed freshing and highly commend- was the subject of a harrowing despite the potential for obvious by 112 pioneers of the region able for an elected official to re- pursuit. State Patrol troopers re- confusion. I live in Chehalis asked that Washington be spond so quickly — and live, on sponded to a report of a possibly We’re known for our Yard Bird exempted from the 1849 ter- I understand that you can’t the radio. I was honestly pretty hit and run on U.S. Highway 12. Who floats above the flood ritorial law called “An act to warn the public about someone blown away by that response. I It looks a bit absurd The suspect vehicle was travel- who hasn’t been charged with But Shop’n Kart is closing there please see MITTGE, page Main 9 ing in excess of 100 mph and re- a crime, but there are general please see VOIE, page Main 9 Editorial Mission Statement Letters Policy To Send Your Letter Questions n We will strive to be the voice of reason for the n Please type opinions, if possible, and limit let- n Address letters and commentaries to “Our n For questions on a letter call Doug Blosser at peaceful settlement of conflict and contention ters to 500 words. Shorter letters get preference. Readers’ Opinions.” Please sign them and include 807-8238 or toll-free, 1-800-562-6084, ext. 1238. on key local issues. We will work to be fair at all Contributors are limited to publication of one your full address and daytime telephone number for verification and any questions. Send them to times and to provide a balance of opinions. 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Veto BRAUN CRITICIZES VETO OF TAX CUT FOR MANUFACTURING BUSINESSES Continued from the front page By The Chronicle is .484 percent, which was re- use exemptions for TransAlta as Sen. John Braun, R-Centra- duced to .2904 percent under it converts its coal plant to natu- lia, expressed his disappoint- the plan. It’s the same rate cur- ral gas. ment that Gov. Jay Inslee was rently provided to aerospace He signed the overall bill that considering a veto on legisla- companies such as Boeing. included several other tax incen- tion “that supports middle- The change resulted from tives, including one to encour- class families by improving job a compromise on a new state age more film and television in- opportunities in the manufac- operating budget, which dustry projects to the state. turing sector throughout the included the closure of some But the manufacturing rate state,” according to a press existing tax incentives and release from his office that added others aimed at pro- exemption was the largest of the tecting or creating new jobs, came before the bill was ve- group, reducing state coffers by according to the release. toed Friday. about $64 million over the next “It’s unbelievable that the The Legislature ovewhelm- four years. The Department of governor would consider go- ingly approved a new state Revenue said that about 20 per- ing back on a complex budget budget that included a cent of the tax cut would benefit agreement that received uniform statewide business oil refineries, something Inslee strong bipartisan support,” and occupation tax rate for noted after the veto. Braun said. “The governor’s manufacturing businesses. "This was a bad provision," In- staff was involved in every According to the release, that slee said. "It was grossly unfair step of the negotiation and sector is the only one that has at no point prior to the bill’s to taxpayers, it was done in the seen an employment decline middle of the night, it has zero passage did they suggest the since 2000. governor would veto part of accountability, there's not a single “While many areas of our job that they can prove will be pro- the agreement. Negotiating Rachel La Corte / The Associated Press economy have been success- a budget is already an enor- Gov. Jay Inslee, seated, reads veto messages while legislative assistant Angie Ad- duced from this and, as a result, I ful in recent years, Washing- mously difficult process that ams looks on Friday in Olympia. Inslee vetoed a plan to give manufacturers in the exercised my constitutional duty." ton has lost more than 50,000 The rate would have lowered requires working in good faith. state the same tax cut that the Legislature previously gave to Boeing. manufacturing jobs since Vetoing part of the agreement manufacturer's rate from .484 the turn of the century,” said will seriously undermine our percent to .2904 percent. The Braun, who serves as chair of ability to govern.” Legislature first approved that the Senate Ways and Means him to veto the section, saying that mandate to increase state dol- According to numbers "the politics of policy of giving the lars to basic education. lower rate for Boeing and the Committee and lead Senate provided in the release, manu- aerospace sector in 2003 and budget negotiator. “Not only facturing employment has de- business community a massive tax "At a time when homeown- in 2013 extended the rate until are these jobs critical to rural creased by 51,600 jobs since cut, while hiking property taxes ers will have to pay more in 2040 as part of a nearly $9 bil- and suburban economies, but 2000, with 47,700 of those on middle-class individuals to their property taxes for our lion tax break to ensure that the they provide high wages for jobs outside of the aerospace fully fund public schools, is unac- children's education, this part 777X was produced in Everett. working families. Failure to sector. ceptable and dangerous." would mean that businesses Republicans argued that the invest in the success of our The legislation was ap- In turn, House Republicans paid less," Inslee said. "There manufacturing tax break was state’s middle-class families proved with a 33-16 vote in in a letter Thursday said that is a fairness question here that part of an overall state budget would be a major disappoint- the Senate and a 83-10 vote "future negotiations would be- cannot be ignored." ment and rejection of a state- deal that ultimately avoided a in the House of Representa- come impossible if parties to the Democratic House Majority partial government shutdown. wide economy that works for tives, “a margin high enough deal were allowed to unilaterally everyone.” for lawmakers to override the Leader Pat Sullivan, who was That budget deal included the reconstruct the deal on terms part of the budget negotiations, The current B&O tax rate governor’s veto,” according to more favorable to their party's repeal of the sales tax exemp- said that while Democratic bud- for manufacturing business the release. base by pressuring you to veto tion on bottled water, repeal of get negotiators stuck by what tax preference on extracted fu- isolated terms of a comprehen- they negotiated with Republi- els that benefited oil refineries, Senate Majority Leader Mark ardized the credibility of deal- sive agreement." and expansion of online sales Schoesler said that small manu- ing with this administration." Inslee signed the $43.7 bil- cans, the veto is the governor's tax collection — which was also facturers across the state "were The bill that included the lion state operating budget last prerogative. signed by Inslee Friday. Inslee just slapped down by this veto manufacturing tax rated passed week less than an hour before "If there's a lesson to be said he was never directly asked that would have put them on a with bipartisan support in both a partial shutdown would have learned from all of this, we about — and never agreed to — level playing field with other in- chambers late last week, clearing begun, and on Thursday signed have to get things done more the tax cut for manufacturers. dustries." the Senate on a 33-16 vote and into law a plan that increases the quickly so that the public can "We never offered any as- He said that the tax break the House on a 83-10 vote. statewide property tax to try to see it and there's an opportu- surance that there would be no was part of a carefully brokered On Monday, 23 House Demo- bring the state into compliance nity to weigh in on the final veto," he said. deal, and that its veto has "jeop- crats wrote to Inslee encouraging with a state Supreme Court product," he said.

Glenoma man, reported that he iff’s Office. will be forwarded to the Lewis Anyone with information on Shot shot a man at a campsite in self- He told investigators the County Prosecuting Attorney’s the incident is asked to call the defense. transient then fired multiple Office for review upon comple- Sheriff’s Office at 360-748-9286 Continued from the front page The Lewis County Sheriff’s shots at them and their vehicle, tion,” a release from the Sheriff’s or Lewis County 911 Communi- Office, Washington State Patrol, including one round into the in- The man’s next of kin has Office states. cations at 360-740-1105. Morton Police Department and been notified, but has not yet terior of the vehicle. made a positive identification of the Washington State Depart- The Glenoma man, who had the body. ment of Fish and Wildlife re- a firearm in his car, fired back Deputies are continuing sponded. one round and killed the dece- from The Chronicle to investigate the fatal shoot- The 63-year-old man report- dent. ing, which was reported at 7:14 ed that he and his wife contacted “Although initial evidence at p.m. Tuesday off Forest Service the decedent at his campsite sus- the scene, and the autopsy re- Road 2801 near Cispus Road in pecting that the man was “dis- sults, appear consistent with the Randle. charging firearms in an unsafe 911 caller’s account, a thorough The 911 caller, a 63-year-old manner,” according to the Sher- investigation continues and

News in Brief See a photo you like in the paper? Pinchot Partners field trip to the Iron Creek and The watersheds, located in Crystal Creek watersheds in the east Lewis County, are a part of Invite Public for Field Gifford Pinchot National Forest the Cowlitz Valley Ranger Dis-

next week. The day-long excur- trict. The group will depart from ePRints Trip to the Forest sion is intended to show the pub- the Cowlitz Valley Ranger Sta- By The Chronicle lic areas where land management activities like timber harvest and tion in Randle at 9 a.m. and re- The Pinchot Partners and the huckleberry habitat restoration turn around 4 p.m. on Thursday, Get a quality print to keep!

U.S. Forest Service will co-host a have been proposed. July 13. R 3.5”x5” .... $499 ...... shipping $305 $ 04 der’s Bottom and, later, Saun- body to draft a special act in his Total: 8 Mittge dersville). It was also signed by favor, granting him the privilege 4”x6” ...... $699 ...... shipping $305 a Dillenbaugh (namesake of the of residing in the Territory.” $ 04 Continued from page Main 8 creek that runs through Cheha- The Legislature concurred, Total: 10 passing a special law on Dec. 17, 5”x7” ...... $ 99 ...... shipping $305 prevent Negroes and Mulattoes lis and under present-day Inter- 11 1852, giving Washington the from coming to or residing in state 5), along with Washington’s Total: $1504 right to live in the territory. hoto Oregon.” pioneer neighbors, Elkanah $ 99 He was finally home. 8”x10” ..... 18 ...... shipping $305 The letter to the territo- Mills, Sidney Ford, Joseph Borst Next week: Pioneer Life rial legislature was signed by a and George Waunch. Total: $2204 ••• P “who’s who” of pioneer residents They wrote: “Since he has been residing among us his con- Brian Mittge will be singing Photo Reprint Request Form of the area. The second signa- “Summertime” and “Blue Skies” this tory was Schuyler Saunder, the duct has been that of an Honor- week for the Voetberg musical chal- Date of Paper ______Section & Page ______pioneer settler of the city of Che- able, Industrious, Law-abiding lenge. Should he play on banjo or Brief description of photo ______halis (and whose name gave that man. Your petitioners would accordion? Vote by emailing brian- ______new city its first names, Saun- therefore pray your honorable [email protected]. ______ter itself, in its entirety, should laws (DUIE, taking effect July Size Requested ______Quantity ______Voie be in a contrasting (“strikingly 23) — while already under sus- Subtotal ______+shipping ______TOTAL ____ different”) color to the vehicle, picion for whatever the reason is Billing Information Continued from page Main 8 as opposed to solely the outline behind the stop. That’s a nerve- of the letters. First & Last Name ______thank the sheriff for his profes- wracking spot between a rock (2) The 2009 Emergency Ve- Email ______Phone ______sionalism, and for being so ac- and a hard place for citizens, hicle Visibility and Conspicuity cessible and willing to have this and also assumes they both pos- Address ______Study by the Federal Emergency important conversation in full sess a cell phone and have cell City ______State ______Zip ______view of citizens. Management Agency states that retroreflective graphics hold service in all areas of our county. Credit card payment only During the show, Sheriff At the end of the day, It’s asking great promise specifically to Name on the card ______Snaza indicated to a caller that citizens to weigh their sense of he believes the newer vehicle enhance the conspicuity of con- Card# ______Exp. Date ______CVC# _____ trasted graphics on emergency safety against potentially being graphics — the black-on-dark- Shipping Information grey lettering with the slim vehicles. Retroreflective materi- suspected of committing addi- silver outline — is considered als are not recommended as a tional infractions in full view of � Same as Billing Address “contrast,” among other things. replacement or alternative to an officer. First & Last Name ______traditional contrast. For consideration, I would like ••• Company Name ______to respectfully submit a couple (3) When you ask citizens Brittany Voie is The Chronicle’s ______of points: to proceed to a well-lit area and senior media developer. She wel- Address (1) RCW 46.08.065 states call 911 to ascertain the legiti- comes correspondence from the City ______State ______Zip ______that “letters” (identifying the macy of a traffic stop, you’re ask- community by email at bvoie@ Mail form to The Chronicle, Attn: Customer Service CH547459h.db agency, etc.) shall be displayed ing them to risk being suspected chronline.com, on Facebook at www. 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531 “in a color contrasting with the of breaking two additional traf- facebook.com/BrittanyVoieThe- All sales are final. color of the vehicle.” The RCW fic laws — failing to yield and Chronicle or on Twitter at www.twit- Visit chronline.mycapture.com for more options appears to require that each let- the newest distracted driving ter.com/chronbvoie. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017

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Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT police received a report of a fight a shoplifter in the 1700 block of Lighted Fence Parts Stolen in the 1000 block of Harrison Northwest Louisiana Avenue. Avenue. No arrests were made. Samantha L. Thompson, 38, of Betty Lou Gaudreau • At 9:01 a.m. on Thursday, An investigation is ongoing. Centralia, was cited on suspicion six lighted fence-post caps were of third-degree theft for alleged- and together, they opened reported stolen in the 1300 block Motorcycle, Stereo Stolen ly taking $62.59 in merchandise. Gaudreau Real Estate. She was of Eckerson Road. from Carport a devoted mother to Lynn and Harassment Reported Hugh Jay and was committed Man Arrested on Assault Charge • At 5:39 a.m. on Friday, po- to her profession as a realtor. lice received a report of a theft • At 9:03 p.m. on Thursday, She loved spending time • At 10:12 a.m. on Thursday, from a property in the 500 block police received a report of ha- police responded to a report of with her grandchildren, of Yew Street. A motorcycle was rassment between neighbors in dinner with friends and an assault in the 1300 block of stolen from a carport and a ste- the 1500 block of North Nation- traveling. Belmont Avenue. Clim G. Grant reo was stolen from a vehicle al Avenue. Survivors include Jr., 39, Centralia, was arrested on parked in the property’s drive- daughter, Lynn Reardon; suspicion of fourth-degree as- way. LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE son, Hugh Jay Gaudreau; sault, domestic violence. Tenino Man Arrested and four grandchildren. A celebration of life Mail Box ‘Fishing’ Suspected CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT on DUI Charge Trespassers Reported open house reception will • At 10:26 a.m. on Thurs- • At 3:30 a.m. on Monday, be held July 12, 2017, Betty Lou Gaudreau, day, citizens reported finding a • At 7:18 a.m. on Wednesday, deputies pulled over a vehicle from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., at a trespasser was reported in the near the intersection of Harrison 85, died July 6, 2017, at Centralia Square Grand package containing opened mail Providence St. Peter Hospital in the 1100 block of Harrison 1100 block of South Market Bou- and Sandra avenues in Centralia Ballroom and Hotel, levard. No arrests were made. for a defective equipment viola- after suffering an unexpected Centralia, WA 98531. Avenue. The mail included bill stroke. She was born March 7, payments from private citizens • At 8:44 a.m. on Thursday, tion. Driver Gene W. McKitrick, In lieu of flowers, please a trespasser was reported in a 49, of Tenino, was arrested on 1932, in Chehalis, Wash. donate to the Windermere to businesses. Police believe un- Betty Fleming graduated known suspects fished the mail burned-out house in the 200 suspicion of driving under the Foundation in Betty in 1950 from Chehalis Gaudreau’s name. out of post office mailboxes. An block of Southwest 14th Street. influence after deputies report- edly smelled marijuana. High School. She married investigation is ongoing. Hugh Gaudreau in 1954, To view the obituary, please go to Malicious Mischief chronline.com/obituaries. Woman Issued Summons Suspect Arrested Man Arrested on Malicious for Stolen Bicycle • At 10:37 a.m. on Thurs- Mischief, Assault Charges • At 2 p.m. on Thursday, day, a man in the 300 block of • On Tuesday, deputies re- police responded to a report of Southwest 16th Street reported sponded to Forest Service Road a stolen bicycle. A 29-year-old a juvenile female scratched his 52 at about milepost 7.5 in Pack- Centralia woman was issued a truck and threw rocks at it. A wood to a report of an assault summons on suspicion of third- 15-year-old girl was arrested on and malicious mischief. A man Martha Fosnacht Vidrine degree possession of stolen prop- suspicion of third-degree mali- allegedly assaulted a woman cious mischief. and seriously damaged a motor erty. The bicycle was returned to Oct. 15, 1938 - June 11, 2017 its owner. home by breaking out its win- Garage Burglarized dows with a frying pan and rip- ping out wiring. Shawn L. Poup- Marty passed away while a a doctorate of philosophy from Resident Loses $2,000 in Scam • At 4:23 p.m. on Thursday, art, 45, a transient, was arrested patient at the Panorama Care Duke University and taught at the • At 3:10 p.m. on Thurs- police received a report of a bur- on suspicion of first-degree ma- Center in Lacey, Wash. University of the Americas for day, police received a report of glary to a garage in the 700 block licious mischief and third-de- She was a very talented seven years. They were active in a scam in Centralia. A resident of Northwest New York Avenue. gree assault, domestic violence, illustrator and artist. She worked Quaker and Friends and especially reported losing $2,000 in a scam A PlayStation was stolen. and was scheduled to make his mainly in the field of freelance. Herenjoyed the outdoors. Marshall involving an apartment. first appearance in Lewis Coun- bachelor of arts degree came from had two sons, William and Robert. Theft Suspect Cited ty Superior Court Wednes- Central Washington University She enjoyed athletics growing Police Investigate Fight Report • At 4:39 p.m. on Thursday, day. However, his charges were and her master of arts degree was up in Rochester, loved swimming police responded to a report of please see SIRENS, page Main 11 from University of the Americas at the rivers, working in the fields • At 7:58 p.m. on Thursday, in Mexico. Marty also studied at and riding her bike. Marty and the art schools in New York, Los Marshall continued athletics in Make This The Year You Pre-Plan Angeles and Barcelona, Spain. Louisiana by playing professional Death Notices Marty grew up in Rochester, badminton for about 10 years. • ROGER WILLEY, 68, Centralia, died Tues- Funeral Planning ahead of time means: Wash., and is a graduate of They traveled to Australia, Spain, day, July 4, at home. No services are • Your family knows your wishes Rochester High School. Germany, Canada, the United planned. Arrangements are under the • Your loved ones are relieved of financial issues Her parents were Agnes Kingdom and within the United care of McComb & Wagner Family Funer- Lund Fosnacht and Francis States, competing at the Senior al Home and Crematory, Centralia. • Emotional, costly decisions are avoided Clinton;Fosnacht; brothers, Frank Olympics. One year, Marty was • SHIRLEEN FLORY, 75, Chehalis, died • You have peace of mind knowing you have and Fred; sister, Aggie Cross; the United States Senior Women’s Monday, July 3, at Prestige Post-Acute given your family a loving gift and Rehabilitation Center, Centralia. cousins from Rochester include Badminton Champion in 1999. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for Don, Dale and Dean Lund and A memorial will be held July Wednesday at Mountain View Cem- advice on how to start the conversation about final wishes Kristina Phillips; with a few more13, 2017, from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., etery, Centralia. Arrangements are under cousins in the Aberdeen area. at Swede Hall in Rochester. It the care of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Marty’s husband, Marshall Ross will be an informal remembrance Centralia. OUR LEWIS COUNTY CH575233kh.cg Vidrine, passed away in 2013. of her talents, athletics and her • BETTY LOU GAUDREAU, 85, Centralia, died ARRANGEMENT OFFICE Thursday, July 6, at Providence St. Peter They lived in Denham Springs, La.exceptional and beautiful art. 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 Marshall worked as a computer Hospital, Olympia. A celebration of life Centralia, WA To view this obituary, please go to open house reception will be 4-7 p.m. analyst for the state. He also had chronline.com/obituaries. Wednesday at the Centralia Square ban- quet room. For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 • BERNARD JOSEPH “JERRY” LOOMIS, 95, To- ledo, died Wednesday, July 5, at home. No services are planned at this time. Arrangements are under the care of Fir In Remembrance Lawn Funeral Chapel, Toledo. Shane Curtis Verley • HELEN M. HELFRICH, 72, Chehalis, died KENNETH & VIRGIE ALLEMAN Sunday, July 2, at home. Services details are pending. Arrangements are under in November 2001, and they (LHD-2), then a destroyer, the the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, have lived in Chehalis since USS Buck (DD-761), retiring in Winlock. then. Her two adult children, • RITA F. WISNER, 58, Mossyrock, died 1963. Together, they had three Tuesday, July 4, at home. No services are David (wife, Rebecca) and daughters. planned at this time. Arrangements are Vanessa (husband, Tom) have Once retired, they had the under the care of Cattermole Funeral introduced three grandchildren Riverview Nursery in Renton Home, Winlock. to the family. Shane cherished for 10 years, then bought a • ADELA I. PEARCE, 74, Morton, died his role as grandpa. small ranch in Chehalis, where Thursday, July 6, at Morton Long Term His other passion in Care Unit. No services are planned at this Ken rode with the Back Country time. Arrangements are under the care life was playing, coaching Horseman and John Wayne of Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. and umpiring softball. He Riders. They danced at the • COLLEEN BREMGARTNER, 84, Toledo, died coordinated tournaments for Senior Center in Chehalis on Thursday, July 6, at Providence St. Peter Washington State’s Senior Friday nights and attended the Hospital, Olympia. Service details are Slow Pitch Softball leagues St. Joseph Catholic Church in pending at this time. Arrangements are and traveled to Reno and under the care of Cattermole Funeral Chehalis. Home, Winlock. Shane Curtis Verley was Las Vegas for championship Kenneth K. Alleman died Ken and Virgie was preceded • GARY G. LAMBERSON, 71, Onalaska, died born July 26, 1955, in White tournaments. In 2015, he was Dec. 25, 2016, in Prescott, in death by two daughters, Friday, July 7, at home. No services are Salmon, Wash., to Gene named Umpire in Chief for Ariz., with his wife, Virgie and Annette Perryman and Jan planned at this time. Arrangements are Raymond Verley and Shirlie State of Washington Senior daughter, Sue at his side. He was Sandford. under the care of Cattermole Funeral Jeanette (Tebbs) Verley. He Slow Pitch Softball. born April 3, 1923, in Pierre, They are survived by Home, Winlock. passed away June 21, 2017. Shane was preceded in S.D., to Herman Alleman and their daughter, Susan and her Shane was the youngest of the death by his mother, Shirlie J. Effie Oldfield Alleman. husband, Nick Poling and Commodities couple’s three children. Verley. Virgie J. Alleman, after 70 children, Sherrie, Cindy and He graduated from W. F. He is survived by his wife; years of marriage, joined her Laurie; Annette's son, Kevin; Gas in Washington — $2.80 (AAA of West High School in 1973, and step-children; grandchildren; Washington) husband in death May 11, 2017, Jan's husband, Jack and their Crude Oil — $43.33 per barrel (CME attended Central Washington father; sister, Susan Verley; in Prescott, Ariz., with her daughters, Monica and Nicole Group) University, where he obtained brother, Steven (wife, Debbie) daughter, Sue by her side. She and grandchildren. Gold — $12.11 (Monex) a bachelor of science degree in Verley; nephews, Zane and was born Feb. 8, 1929, in Ozark, Please join family and friends Silver — $150.52 (Monex) computer science and business Adam; 11 great-nieces and Mo., to Henry McKee and Betty Wednesday, July 12, 2017, at management. His I.T. career nephews; and dozens of Connor McKee. 11 a.m., at St. Joseph Catholic Corrections began in city government cousins. Ken joined the United States Church for a casual service, and then with the Washington He will be dearly missed by Navy in 1943, saw action as followed by a celebration of The Chronicle seeks to be accu- State Health Care Authority, everyone fortunate enough to a gunner aboard the William rate and fair in all its reporting. If their life together, at 157 SW 6th where he worked for over two have known him. A. Cutter in the Philippines. St., Chehalis, WA 98532. you find an error or believe a news item is incorrect, please call the news- decades. Kenneth married Virgie in Shane married Cynthia To view the obituary, please go to To view the obituary, please go to room as soon as possible at 807-8224, chronline.com/obituaries. 1946, after which he served on chronline.com/obituaries. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday Sommers of Gig Harbor, Wash. the aircraft carrier, USS Essex through Friday. 5 EASY STEPS 1 2 3 4 5 QUESTIONS? TO SUBMIT Click on Click Build the Pay with CALL 807-8203 Go to AN OBITUARY Classifieds and PAID obituary credit card ONLINE Chronline.com hit PLACE AN AD OBITUARIES CH572001rb.cg • Main 11 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 Health Care: Medical Assistant Suspended For Being Drunk, Asleep at Desk DISCIPLINE: Health Care than 80 health care professions, The site includes information ranging from medical doctors to about the license status of health Infractions Result in veterinarians. Information about care workers, including the expi- Actions Against Providers health care providers is avail- ration and renewal date of their in Western Washington able on the DOH website at doh. credential, disciplinary actions wa.gov. Visitors to the webpage and copies of legal documents By The Chronicle should click on the “How Do issued after July 1998. It is also The state Department of I” section for more information. available by calling 360-236-4700. Health recently released a list naming health care professionals who were sanctioned with offi- cial actions in June. In Southwest medical assistant-hemodialysis Benton County Washington, actions were taken technician. The new charges al- Ashley R. Bryson, a certified Nov. 28, 1930 - June 19, 2017 against health care workers in lege Williams failed to respond medical assistant, entered an Grays Harbor and Pierce coun- to an inquiry from a Department agreement with the Medical As- ties. of Health investigator regarding sistant Program that suspends This is a sampling of the com- a complaint that she accepted her credential indefinitely. That plete list provided by the Depart- Doris E. Crawford narcotics from a patient. action was taken after Bryson was ment of Health: Doris E. Crawford, 86, passed away found asleep at her desk at work Monday, June 19, 2017, at Sharon Care with a blood alcohol level of .354. in Centralia, WA. She was born on Nov. Pierce County Grays Harbor County 28, 1930, in Creelman, Saskatchewan, The Health Systems Qual- Canada; the sixth of 10 children, born to The Medical Assistant Pro- The secretary of health ended ity Assurance Division works Magnus and Matilda Elias. probation for Amanda Leona gram filed an amended state- with boards, commissions and After graduating from high school in ment of charges against Kari- Franklin, a chemical dependen- advisory committees in order to 1949, Doris moved to Los Angeles, ann Lynne Williams, a certified cy professional trainee. set licensing standards for more Calif. She graduated from Bishop Johnson College of Nursing in 1955, and became a U.S. Citizen Sept. 6, 1956. She worked at Los Angeles Children’s News in Brief Hospital and attended UCLA, where she to the Sheriff’s Office. They are The man’s name has not yet earned her bachelor of science in nursing Mineral Man, 54, continuing to search the area. been released. in 1958. She taught nursing in California junior Drowns in Mineral Lake colleges from 1959 to 1961, By The Chronicle then went back to UCLA and earned her master’s degree in 1963. The Lewis County Sheriff’s Kris Gerald Bailey While in L.A,, Doris joined an ice skating club, where she met and skated with a tall, Office is continuing to inves- handsome man from Missouri, named Douglas. tigate after a man reportedly The two were married Nov. 26, 1964. drowned Wednesday in Mineral feel the loss of his presence. In 1965, Doris went back to teaching nursing in Sacramento, Lake. while Doug was a civil engineer, employed for the California Bridge Department. Deputies were dispatched at Kris was involved with the Together, they moved to Adna, Wash., in 1974. Lions Club of Morton, life time 3:54 p.m. Wednesday to a report Doris took the Internal Revenue Service Enrolled Agent exam and passed. of a drowning at Mineral Lake in member of the National Rifle She worked for Bottom Line doing income tax preparation and taught Mineral. They contacted a wom- Association, a member of the volunteers to do income taxes for AARP. She took a nursing an adrift in a boat who said the American Legion Riders, as job at Green Hill, which was a boy’s detention center in Chehalis. well as a Hunters Education This job was advertised for two months and victim, a 54-year-old man from she ended up working there well over 20 years! Mineral, went into the water and instructor. Kris is survived by his Doris was preceded in death by her husband, Douglas, who passed away in was presumed to have drowned. September of 2014. They would have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Deputies checked the area mother, Cindy Stout of that November. Also preceding her in death were her siblings, Ruthie, and were not immediately able to Morton, Wash.; father, Donald Art, Georgina, Penny, Fred, Herb and Victor. find the man’s body, according (Patricia) Bailey of Rochester; She is survived by her sisters, Ida Allingham of Lakeside, Calif., and Jean wife, Cathy Bailey; three sons, Gottfried Weyburn, of Saskatchewan, Canada; brother-in-law, Earl Crawford of Kris (Christy) Bailey of Moses Washington, Ill.; several nieces and nephews; and her good friend and caregiver, Lake, James (Tyler) Bailey Linda Anderson, who will miss her dearly. Sirens Kris Gerald Bailey passed of Lake Forrest Park and Doris’ family wishes to thank the wonderful staff at Sharon Care, away Sunday, June 25, 2017, Mckinley Bailey of Tahuya; who were so kind and loving toward her. Continued from page Main 10 just after finishing the Paradise and two grandchildren, David A service will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, July 13, 2017, at Sticklin Funeral Run around Mount Rainier on and Kenzie Bailey. Chapel, 1437 S. Gold Street, Centralia, with a reception following a motorcycle. Interment with military the service in the Chapel’s Hospitality Room. downgraded and he appeared in Inurnment will take place at Claquato Cemetery after the reception. Lewis County District Court. He was a loving and honors was held Friday, June supportive father and 30, 2017, at Stiltner Family Remembrances in Doris’ name may be made to Visiting Nurses Foundation, 222 S. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531, Alzheimer’s Disease Research, Winlock Man Arrested grandfather, pushing and Cemetery, Morton, Wash. or to the Adna Scholarship Foundation, P.O. Box 93, Adna, WA 98522 . providing for his sons to better on Drug Charge To view the obituary, please go to Sticklin Funeral Chapel themselves. He left a legacy of 1437 South Gold chronline.com/obituaries. Condolences may be offered at • At 5:22 p.m. on Wednes- hard work and people who will Centralia, WA 98531 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com day, deputies conducted a traf- (360) 736-1388 Brown Mortuary Service fic stop on an allegedly speeding 812 Westlake Avenue Condolences may be offered at vehicle in the 900 block of North Morton, WA 98356 www.brownmortuary.com Military Road in Winlock. The (360) 496-6234 driver allegedly exited the vehicle and ran into the woods. Aaron T. Sjoblom, 40, of Winlock, was later arrested on suspicion of vio- lation of the Uniform Controlled JIM THOMAS Substances Act for allegedly pos- two married Aug. 13, 1960. until 2009, when he became Chris (Sarah), Joe (Rebecca); sessing methamphetamine and In Southern California, assistant state commissioner. daughter, Alice (Jason) was referred to prosecutors on Jim began a career in financeHe was inducted in the Fiman; grandchildren, Bryan, suspicion of refusing to obey a and insurance, that included Southwest Washington Babe Johanna, Bryden, Robby, police officer. Premier, Transamerica and Ruth Hall of Fame in 2007 Julia, Kassidy, Noah, Alex, a large auto dealer group of and a field at Borst Park wasTucker and Liam; brother, TV, DVD Player, Motorcycle Parts General Motors dealerships. to be named after him. He John; sisters, Kathleen and Stolen in Cinebar Burglary Sons Mike, Pat and Chris, subsequently was inducted Sharon; sister-in-law, Alice were born while in Southern into the Pacific NorthwestHamann and brother-in-law • On Thursday, deputies re- California. Babe Ruth Hall of Fame in Robert Cherry; as well as an sponded to a report of a burglary In 1974, when Nancy 2016 as he continued in this aunt and numerous nieces, to a motor home in the 100 block was pregnant with their only service to the community. In nephews and cousins. of Thompson Road in Cine- daughter, Alice, the family 2013, Jim led the effort to host He was preceded in death bar. The burglary reportedly moved to the Centralia- five regional tournaments by his parents and by brothers, occurred between April 1 and Rochester area. They owned simultaneously at Borst Park, William and George. Thursday. A 42-inch flat-screen and operated the Minnehaha which helped raise thousands A celebration of life for Jim TV and a DVD player were sto- Grocery, a gas and feed of dollars for the local baseball will be held Saturday, July 8, len. A 1972 Honda XL250 motor- Harold James “Jim” Thomas, 80, of Centralia, business. The family’s finalcommunities, and garnered 2017, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., cycle was stripped of many of its child, Joe, was born in 1977. national attention from the at the Veterans Memorial parts. spent his last Fourth of July surrounded by friends and Active in the Kiwanis Club; Babe Ruth community. Museum in Chehalis, hosted family and died peacefully at Grand Mound Rochester Besides his passion for by the Marine Corp League, Almost $1,000 in Cash Stolen in home July 5, 2017, following Chamber of Commerce, baseball, Jim was an active with reception immediately Vehicle Prowl a sudden diagnosis and short Public Works District and member of the Marine Corp following. A graveside • At 5:44 a.m. on Thursday, battle with cancer. Volunteer Fire Department; League of Lewis County, service is being planned for police responded to a report of Jim was born to William Jim and Nancy opened a Joseph P. Bier detachment later this month. a vehicle prowl the previous day and Alice Thomas Dec. 1, Farmers Insurance Agency 1192; St. Joseph and St. In lieu of flowers, please in the 100 block of Cheney Drive 1936, in Salida, Colo. He grew in Grand Mound, which later Mary’s Catholic Church; make donations to the in Glenoma. Three vehicles were up in Southern Colorado and incorporated a Washington Fraternal Order of Elks; and ”Thomas Family Memorial entered and $980 was stolen then graduated from Venice State Licensing Agency and City of Centralia political Scholarship” care of Centralia from one vehicle. The incident is High School in California in State Liquor Agency and community, serving on the High School Dollars for under investigation. 1954. He joined the United Grand Mound Video. City Council Parks and Scholars, PO Box 1104, ••• States Navy reserve, followed In Centralia, Jim became Recreation Board for many Centralia, WA 98531. By The Chronicle Staff by the United States Marine very active in Little League years, and most recently the Corps, where he served from and Babe Ruth Baseball. Planning Commission. He was named district To view this obituary, please go to Please call news reporter Natalie 1955 to 1959. Jim is survived by his chronline.com/obituaries. Johnson with news tips. She can be Jim met the love of his life, commissioner of Babe Ruth in wife of 56 years, Nancy; reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ Nancy Louise Cherry, and the 2000, and served in that role sons, Mike (Jana), Pat (Pam), chronline.com.

Find Out Who Won! Inserted in THE BEST OF The Chronicle July 20! LEWIS COUNTY CH570384jv.os chronline.com Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Solid June Jobs Report Syria Cease-Fire Forged Ex-Gitmo Inmate Gets Gets Tech and Consumer Apology, Millions Stocks Jumping From Canada NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. TORONTO (AP) — A former stocks climbed Friday after the After Trump-Putin Talks Guantanamo Bay prisoner who government said hiring grew at pleaded guilty to killing a U.S. a stronger pace in June. Technol- soldier in Afghanistan received ogy and consumer-focused com- By Josh Lederman, Vivian Salama and Ken Thomas an apology and a multimillion- panies led the way as investors dollar payment from the Canadi- were glad to see a positive sign The Associated Press “I think this is our first indication of the U.S. an government after a court rul- for the economy. HAMBURG, Germany — ing said his rights were abused. The Labor Department said and Russia being able to work together in Syria.” A government statement Fri- American employers added The United States and Russia struck an agreement Friday on day said details of the settlement 222,000 jobs last month. That Rex Tillerson with Omar Khadr were confi- was more than analysts had ex- a cease-fire in southwest Syria, crowning President Donald secretary of state dential, but an official familiar pected, and it came just a day af- with the deal said previously that ter a survey that showed weaker Trump’s first meeting with Rus- sian President Vladimir Putin. it was for 10.5 million Canadian job creation by private compa- ington has backed rebels fighting Trump ordered some 60 dollars ($8 million). A differ- nies. Stocks regained much of It is the first U.S.-Russian effort Assad. Both the U.S. and Russia cruise missiles to be fired at a under Trump’s presidency to ent official confirmed that the the ground they lost Thursday. oppose Islamic State militants and Syrian air base in April after ac- money had been given to Khadr. Technology companies jumped stem Syria’s six-year civil war. say they’re focused on rooting out cusing Assad’s forces of a deadly The cease-fire goes into ef- Both insisted on speaking anony- and retailers like Amazon and the extremist group. chemical weapons attack. But his mously because they were not fect Sunday at noon Damascus McDonald’s traded higher. Bond The potential pitfalls for the top military and national secu- authorized to discuss the deal time, according to U.S. officials yields climbed and the dollar got cease-fire are clear — not least rity advisers pointedly said they publicly. and the Jordanian government, stronger. Gold fell. the challenge of enforcing it. had no intentions of intervening The government and Khadr’s “The data itself shows a pretty which is also involved in the deal. Russia Foreign Minister Ser- to oust Assad. And they stopped lawyers negotiated the deal strong labor market,” said Sean Secretary of State Rex Tiller- gey Lavrov said Russian military short of endorsing Russian-led last month based on a 2010 Su- Lynch, co-head of global equity son, who accompanied Trump in police would monitor the new or U.N. peace mediation efforts preme Court of Canada ruling strategy for the Wells Fargo In- his meeting with Putin, said the truce. But Tillerson said that was between Assad’s government that Canadian officials violated vestment Institute. understanding is designed to re- still being worked out. A senior and rebel groups. his rights at Guantanamo. The duce violence in an area of Syria U.S. State Department official Israel also is part of the agree- government released a statement Woman Charged With near Jordan’s border that is criti- said the two countries were close ment, one U.S. official said, who apologizing to Khadr. cal to the U.S. ally’s security. to a deal on that issue and hoped like others wasn’t authorized Killing Family Gives It’s a “very complicated part to finalize it in the coming days, to speak publicly on the matter Germany Hosts Thumbs Up in Court of the Syrian battlefield,” Til- raising the prospect it could take and demanded anonymity. Like lerson told reporters after the effect Sunday with no clear sense Jordan, Israel shares a border ‘Difficult’ G-20 Talks LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. U.S. and Russian leaders met for of who is policing it. with the southern part of Syria (AP) — A woman charged with more than 2 hours on the side- That the deal was announced and has been concerned about on Trade, Climate killing four of her young chil- lines of a global summit in Ham- before all the details were ironed a spillover of violence as well as HAMBURG, Germany (AP) dren and her husband smiled burg, Germany. out was a clear indication of how an amassing of Iranian-aligned — Talks on global trade at the and flashed a double thumbs up Of the agreement, he said, “I eager the U.S. and Russia were forces in the south of the country. Group of 20 summit proved very to news cameras during her first think this is our first indication to cast their leaders’ first meet- Jordanian government difficult and differences on cli- court appearance Friday in met- of the U.S. and Russia being able ing as a success. Officials said spokesman Mohammed Mo- mate change also were clear, Ger- ro Atlanta before telling a judge to work together in Syria.” the deal had been in the works mani confirmed the accord in a man Chancellor Angela Merkel she doesn’t want an attorney. For years, the former Cold War for weeks or months, but came statement that made no reference said Friday, as police and pro- Also, an immigration official foes have been backing opposing together in time for the meeting. to Israel’s participation. Syrian testers clashed throughout the said the woman, who is from sides in Syria’s war. Moscow has The deal marks a new level of government forces and its allies day in the summit’s host city of Mexico, entered the U.S. illegally. staunchly backed Syrian President involvement for the Trump ad- will stay on one side of an agreed Hamburg. Isabel Martinez, 33, appeared Bashar Assad, supporting Syrian ministration in trying to resolve demarcation line, and rebel fight- Merkel told leaders of the before Gwinnett County Mag- forces militarily since 2015. Wash- Syria’s civil war. ers will stick to the other side. G-20 economic powers that they istrate Court Judge Michael must be prepared to make com- Thorpe a day after police said promises as she worked toward a she stabbed the five to death and summit outcome that everyone seriously injured another child at present could accept. her home. The surviving 9-year- That is a challenging task at old girl remained hospitalized a time when President Donald with serious injuries. Trump’s “America First” rheto- Before the hearing began, ric and decision last month to Martinez sat with other inmates withdraw from the Paris accord and posed for cameras — smil- against climate change have ing, giving the thumbs up, put- caused widespread concern. ting her hands in a prayer posi- Negotiators “still have a great tion and spreading her arms out deal of work ahead of them” to wide. formulate a passage on trade in the summit’s closing communi- Escaped Inmate May que, Merkel said after the first Have Used Wire Cutters day of meetings. Delivered by Drone Anti-Qatar Bloc COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A South Carolina inmate broke out Threatens Further Steps of a maximum-security prison Against Gulf State using wire cutters that were ap- DUBAI, United Arab Emir- parently flown in by drone, of- ates (AP) — Four Arab countries ficials said Friday, describing a isolating Qatar vowed Friday to new and devilishly hard-to-stop take additional steps against the means of escape. energy rich Gulf state after it re- Convicted kidnapper Jimmy fused to accept their demands Causey, 46, was recaptured at U.S. National Archives over allegations that it supports a Texas motel before daybreak, Office of Naval Intelligence / extremist ideology. more than two days after bolt- This undated photo discovered in the U.S. National Archives by Les Kinney shows people on a dock in Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Saudi Arabia, the United ing to freedom in a plot worthy Islands. A new documentary film proposes that this image shows aviator Amelia Earhart, seated third from right, gazing at Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bah- of a Hollywood script. It was the what may be her crippled aircraft loaded on a barge. The documentary “Amelia Earhart: The Lost Evidence,” which airs Sun- rain accused Qatar in a joint second time in 12 years that he day on the History channel, argues that Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, crash-landed in the Japanese-held Marshall statement carried on Gulf state escaped. Islands, were picked up by Japanese military and that Earhart was taken prisoner. media of thwarting all efforts This time, he used a smug- aimed at resolving the rift and gled-in cellphone to coordinate said it intends to “continue its the delivery of the breakout tools, Finder of Potential Game-Changing policy aimed at destabilizing se- investigators said. Then, with curity of the region.” dusk approaching on the Fourth They vowed to “take all nec- of July, he cut through four fenc- Amelia Earhart Picture Tells Story essary political, economic and es and left a dummy in his bed By Randy Herschaft and Mark Kennedy Archives in College Park, Mary- In the documentary, that legal measures” against Qatar in that fooled his guards. He got an land, when he found the pho- photo is subjected to facial-rec- a “timely manner.” They did not 18-hour head start. The Associated Press tograph in 2012 in a box filled ognition and other forensic test- specify what those steps could NEW YORK — The retired mostly with text documents ing, such as torso measurements. include, though officials have GOP Leader Says He’ll federal agent who discovered from the Office of Naval Intel- Experts on the show claim the previously suggested they could what he believes is the first pho- ligence but “didn’t really look subjects are likely Earhart and intensify efforts to isolate Qatar Rework Health Bill, tographic evidence of Amelia at it carefully” because he was Noonan. economically. Earhart alive and well after crash- looking over thousands of docu- Others aren’t convinced, in- But Offers Plan B landing in the Pacific Ocean ments and images. cluding Dorothy Cochrane, a GLASGOW, Ky. (AP) — Sen- during her attempted round-the- In 2015, he took another pass curator at the National Air and Tesla to Build Giant ate Majority Leader Mitch Mc- world flight says he didn’t initial- Connell says he plans to pro- ly capture the significance of the at the photo. “I looked at it and Space Museum and an expert Battery in Australia duce a fresh bill in about a week image until years later. I went, ‘I can’t believe this!’” He on women in aviation. She said SYDNEY (AP) — Tesla an- scuttling and replacing much of The black-and-white photo is asked his wife to come over and Thursday the blurry image isn’t nounced on Friday it will build President Barack Obama’s health of a group of people standing on pointed to the seated person, conclusive. “I cannot say defini- the world’s largest lithium-ion care law. But he’s also acknowl- a dock on Jaluit Atoll in the Mar- asking if it seemed to her to be a tively that this is Amelia Earhart. battery in southern Australia, edging a Plan B if that effort con- shall Islands, including one who man or a woman. “She said, ‘It’s That doesn’t mean that it might part of a bid to solve an energy tinues to flounder. seems to be a slim woman with a woman!’” His search led him to not be, somehow. But you can’t crisis that has led to ongoing “If my side is unable to agree her back to the camera. A new identify the ship seen at the right say that just through the image blackouts across the region. on an adequate replacement, documentary airing Sunday on apparently pulling Earhart’s the way it is.” Tesla will partner with then some kind of action with re- the History channel claims the plane wreckage on a barge. The disappearance of Earhart French renewable energy compa- gard to the private health insur- figure is the famed aviator who The image is at the heart of and Noonan on July 2, 1937, in ny Neoen to build the 100-mega- ance market must occur,” Mc- disappeared 80 years ago this the two-hour “Amelia Earhart: the Western Pacific Ocean has watt battery farm in South Aus- Connell, R-Ky., said Thursday. month. The Lost Evidence,” which ar- been the subject of continuing tralia state, with Tesla CEO Elon It was one of his most explicit Retired U.S. Treasury Agent gues that Earhart, along with her searches, research and debate. Musk promising to deliver the concessions that a top priority Les Kinney said in an interview navigator Fred Noonan, crash- The longstanding official system within 100 days of sign- for President Donald Trump and Wednesday with The Associ- landed in the Japanese-held Mar- theory is that the famed pilot ran ing the contract or it will be free. the entire GOP, erasing much of ated Press that he was looking shall Islands, where they were out of gas and crashed into deep The billionaire entrepreneur Obama’s landmark 2010 statute, for clues surrounding Earhart’s picked up by the Japanese mili- ocean waters northwest of How- originally made the 100-day might fall short. disappearance in the National tary and held prisoner. land Island pledge via Twitter in March. FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 • Main 13 Home LETTERS HOME Continued from the front page Below is a sampling of let- ters sent home from Europe was determined that he died on during World War II by William impact, but his body wasn’t re- “Bill” James Gray Jr. covered. He was 21 years old. Seventy-two years later, Gray Feb 15, 1945 is back in the United States. “My ship is in now and boy it On July 14, he will be buried flies like a dream. I flew it on a at the Tahoma National Cem- test hop and a training mission etery with full military honors. yesterday. I’m just waiting for His remains and James Louvier’s the next nice day when I can ashes will be laid to rest side by fly it on a mission. I now have side. James died in 2010 after 64 40 so I might be 2/5 done with years of marriage to Gray’s sister, my tour. I hope.” Jeanne, fulfilling his promise to his dearest friend. Her DNA was used to con- March 6, 1945 firm it was his bone fragments “If I ever find that I’m coming found embedded in a tree at a home you’ll never know it until crash site first identified in 1948 I step in the front door. I’ve when the area was under occu- been planning just how it was pation by Russian forces. Not going to happen ever since until April 2016 — 71 years to I left home just under a year Pete Caster / [email protected] ago. the day of the fatal plane crash — Jan Bradshaw points to a picture of her uncle, William "Bill" James Gray, Jr., and friends while they served in the military during During this last push to the were military investigators able Rhine, the weather wasn’t par- to fully excavate the site and re- World War II. The picture is one of many in a scrapbook compiled by Bradshaw's grandmother — Gray Jr.'s mother — that was recently found in a closet at Bradshaw's aunt's house in SeaTac. ticularly good, but we flew and cover Gray’s remains. flew plenty. I just don’t under- “What a great way to honor stand how those damn Jerries both Bill and Dad! To bury letters, it’s like I met this won- can hold out. The outlook is them side by side, best buddies derful man.” much brighter and it really reunited,” said Chehalis resident Her husband, a local pastor, shouldn’t be too long before Jan Bradshaw, the daughter of noted: “It’s helped in the griev- this thing is over over here.” James and Jeanne Louvier. ing to know more about him. It’s I don’t think I’ve been shot Up until January, when Jan taken this this mystery, with a up much more than anyone and other family members were lot of questions and painted a else. I’ve only been hit four or notified of the discovery, not fuller picture that helps the fam- five times in 52 missions. much was known about Gray ily process the grief.” and his heroic service in the Eu- “It was just so painful they March 29 ropean theater. didn’t talk about him much,” he “Over here the difference in Jan was aware an uncle had said. pay is about $27.50 a month – I died in the war. They knew his think. I will tell you for sure as plane had reportedly crashed, JEANNE LOUVIER’S memory has soon as I get paid. For gosh but aside from that, information faded these days, but she still re- sakes – the Air Medal is noth- ing at all – everyone who flies was scarce. members her brother, who she’s quick to note was “two years gets it – sooner or later. The loss was so painful for “I don’t know when I last the family that it was rarely dis- and a week” older than she. He Jan Bradshaw, right, sits alongside her smiling mother, Jeanne Louvier, as they talk wrote, but I have 64 missions cussed. was the oldest child of Kirkland about Louvier's brother, William "Bill" James Gray, Jr., on Friday afternoon. now.” “We knew he was lost in the residents William J. Gray Sr. and war, but we didn’t talk about Elizabeth Cooper Gray, who in April 1, 1945 it very much,” Jan said. “I just addition to Jeanne, also had two “I suppose all you people at knew he was lost in the war and daughters, Donna Schaller and home think the war is practi- he was a very special young man Diane Clawson, and another cally over now that we have … We had only heard rumors … son, Dean Gray. crossed the Rhine. Well, over but we never really knew what William James Gray Jr., who here we don’t exactly think happened to him. We had no was known as Bill, was born on that. It is nearing an end – yes, idea they were searching for Oct. 27, 1923. but I think there is that part of him.” “He was very quiet, but very the army composed of the fa- In October 1948, investiga- brilliant,” Jeanne said of her natical “Nazi” element that will tors with the American Graves brother. take a guerilla warfare rather Registration Command located Indeed, he graduated at the than give up. I admit with the the crash site. Serial numbers on top of his class at Franklin High pockets we are forming and machine guns found at the site School in 1940 at the age of 16 the rate we are going it doesn’t matched up with Gray’s plane, and enrolled at the University of seem as though it can last but his remains were not discov- Washington before later enter- much longer. I would rather ing Aviation Cadet Training. wake up some morning to find ered, according to a press release the war over, than to predict a from the Defense POW/MIA As his family wrote in his date and then be disappointed Accounting Agency. obituary, “Like many young if the hostilities still went on.” The family doesn’t appear men and women of his genera- to have been notified, and if tion, Bill jumped to defend our Jan Bradshaw turns the pages of scrapbook that her grandmother collected con- April 3, 1945 anyone was, that news was lost country, enlisting along with his taining the correspondences she had with her son — Army Air Force 1st Lt. Wil- “I’ve been leading a flight to time and a lack of discussion good buddy and future brother- liam “Bill” James Gray, Jr. — while he served in the military during World War II. quite often lately. The other about Gray within the family. in-law, James I. Louvier.” day we caught a long German Investigators returned to the He joined the Army Air braved enemy fire to complete lighted in a story as a local hero. convoy and strafed hell out of area in 2012 while searching for Force in September 1942, and a successful mission. His great It was dated May 4, 1945, weeks it. I set about 4 vehicles afire the remains of another service was commissioned in March courage and deep devotion to after his death. Word of his de- and damaged several others. It member. That’s when a local 1944. duty reflect great credit upon mise had not yet reached home. sure is a nice sight to see one burst into flames while you are resident — likely a descendent He earned the reputation of himself and are in keeping with A report from the military a man well liked by fellow mem- strafing it. … I now have 66 of the property owner in 1945 — the highest traditions of the Air to his family detailed the fa- told them of another site. bers of his squadron who was missions. “ Forces.” tal crash: “The report reveals “They said, ‘We know some- very effective in his job. Other letters tell equally one else is here,’” Jan said. “And An undated newspaper clip- that during his mission while April 7 compelling stories of valor, but making a strafing run over the “I went on my first escort mis- they took them to the site.” ping found within the scrap- the scrapbook is largely filled book details one successful mis- target, your son’s Thunderbolt sion the other day. They aren’t His remains — comprised with softer reports from Gray. of just 14 fragments, some too sion: sustained damage from enemy bad for change, but I wouldn’t Above all, the book shows scorched to extract DNA for “Second Lieut. William J. antiaircraft fire, and his dis- want to be flying them all the Gray’s deep devotion to his fam- time. I now have 68 missions testing — were embedded with- Gray Jr., of Kirkland, P-47 Thun- abled plane was seen to fall to the ily. and have been leading flights in a tree where his machine guns derbolt pilot, and his squadron, earth at a point approximately His letters were addressed to quite frequently.” had been found decades earlier. so impeded a German panzer two miles northwest of the town “The tree was what preserved advance that a divisional com- his parents, siblings and friends, of Lindau. It is regretted that no and they were sent regularly. April 4 Bill’s remains,” Jan said. mand post and 500,000 gallons further information is available “Yes, I finally made 1st Lt. I of gasoline, prime objective of There were frequent requests at headquarters relative to the for food, notes about playing just hope I can keep going AFTER LEARNING his remains the recent Von Rundstedt push, whereabouts of your son.” now. Our boys seem to be had been recovered in January, were evacuated safely from cards with his brothers in arms The family is still process- and occasional details about the going pretty good east of the Jan began reaching out to her Butgenbach, Belgium, north- ing all the information that has Rhine. I hope they can keep family to learn more about her ern hinge of the German of- plane he was flying. He’d check poured in and the broad range going on to Berlin. If this darn uncle. fensive thrust through toward up on his younger siblings, even of emotions it brings. weather would only break we As Jan persisted in her search Liege. Report of the bombing questioning Jeanne about who “(I’m) relieved to know what might give them a little sup- she was dating at the time. for information, one of Gray’s and strafing attacks came from happened,” Jeanne said matter- port. “ Due to the need for secrecy, sister’s, who was just 3 at the headquarters of the Ninth Air of-factly Friday. time of his death, mentioned Force. Enemy tanks and vehicles he couldn’t include many spe- April 12th – last letter cifics on his movements, but the Jan and Tom Bradshaw con- that their mother, Elizabeth were wrecked, the report said, tinue to read all the information Dear Mother, Gray, had kept a scrapbook in and German troops forced into restrictions didn’t affect him “I just received your letter of from giving them a look at what contained within the scrapbook, the 2nd along with one from the home where Jeanne now cover.” learning about a man they knew lives in SeaTac. Jan called her Following his death, a letter he was facing. He’d frequently Bill Daly. complain if weather or other little about up until this year. I sure would like to see Dad brother, who lived next door, sent by Lt. Col. Ansel J. Wheeler “His memory is so much and he located the book tucked included additional details of factors grounded his plane while behind a plow. I think it would more powerful now that we be the sight of a lifetime! away in a closet. airborne prowess following his the infantry continued fighting. have stories,” Tom said. Why do you think I would Elizabeth Gray had meticu- death. “Well, I’ve had several mis- “You wouldn’t think you have to stop and get Gram? lously saved every letter sent by “He is greatly missed by every sions now and it sure is fun,” he would grieve,” Jan added, “but I’ve been there once haven’t I? her son during his time at war, member of his Squadron as he wrote on Nov. 20, 1944. “Some- you do.” No kidding though, I find my along with photographs of his was extremely popular with offi- times you start sweating though. sense of direction and homing time abroad that he labeled him- cers and enlisted men alike,” he We are in the Ninth Air Force. A graveside service will be held 2:30 p.m. Friday at Taho- instinct really comes in handy self while home on leave. wrote wrote after Gray’s death. It is a tactical Air force, that is, since I’ve been leading flights. Taken together, the large, “On 11 April 1945, Lt. Gray, in more or less ground support ma National Cemetery in Kent. I’ve been to Hanover several bound book is a time capsule his capacity as flight leader par- work. In other words we dive Tom Bradshaw will speak, but times so I don’t even use a map that paints a picture of a man ticipated in the destruction of bomb and strafe.“ the majority of the service will to get there now. The other who loved his family dearly and several fortified positions and Two weeks before World War feature military honors, includ- day when I bombed on the courageously performed service numerous enemy tanks and ve- II rumbled to a bloody end, Gray ing a potential flyover by the Elbe River I didn’t even have to his country without fear of hicles near Magdeburg, Germa- ended a letter to his mother with squadron he once flew with. it on my map as we weren’t what might happen to him. ny. Working in close coordina- a sobering opinion. According to the Defense expected to go that far. Our “It’s like you’re mourning tion with the ground forces, he “I still think you people at POW/MIA Accounting Agency, intelligence department can someone you never knew but skillfully directed an accurate home are a little too optimistic more than 400,000 of the 16 hardly keep making up maps you’ve come to know,” Jan said dive-bombing attack on a group about the cessation of hostilities million Americans who served fast enough as our troops are during an interview with The of fortified positions; then dis- over here,” he wrote on April 12, in World War II died. At the end really moving. Chronicle at Sticklin Funeral playing a high sense of respon- 1945. of the war, 79,000 were unac- I still think you people at Chapel in Centralia Friday. sibility and tactical awareness, Four days later, he was dead, home are a little too optimistic counted for. Today, that number about the cessation of hostili- “The difference made by hav- he led his flight in a series of though the family wouldn’t is at about 73,000. ties over here. ing the book was like night and devastating low level strafing learn of his demise for weeks. ••• Well, that’s all for tonite. day. All I knew was he had gone attacks on enemy movements One letter in the book was Eric Schwartz is the editor of Love to all, Bill to war and the story was he had in the area. With complete dis- from KOMO, notifying the fam- The Chronicle. He can be reached at been shot down … Reading his regard for his personal safety, he ily that Gray was being high- [email protected]. Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 NORTHWEST

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Some in- temperatures were creeping into frastructure, including fencing the 90s, said Jon Gallie, a biologist and the solar-powered pump, with the Washington Department survived at Beezley Hills, but it of Fish and Wildlife. will be years before the area can Somehow, though, 33 rare pyg- regrow and support a rabbit pop- my rabbits, burrowed 3 to 4 feet ulation, Gallie said. beneath the ashen soil, had man- “It took a decade of work to get aged to survive the conflagration. where we were out there,” he said. Those survivors, found among Monda said the fire’s destruc- about 70 pygmy rabbit carcasses, tion is a blow to the program, bolster hope the species will be but the breeding sites were sepa- able to continue its rehabilitation rated to prevent total catastrophe in Washington state. should fire roar through. The smallest species of rab- “Fire is regularly and routinely Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife / Courtesy Photo bits native to North America, in that type of area,” Monda said. A pygmy rabbit rescued from the Beezley Hills facility eats owl clover in its new enclosure. Washington Department of Fish pygmy rabbits live among and “Sagebrush habitat — it really and Wildlife scientists and Bureau of Land Management firefighters rescued 33 endangered pygmy rabbits last week after eat sagebrush that dots the dry goes up like a torch.” the Sutherland Canyon fire roared through the rabbits’ breeding facility. shrub steppe plains of Central Washington. But the rabbits were al- most entirely extirpated from Washington state as agriculture gobbled up much of the state’s sagebrush habitat, said WDFW wildlife manager Matt Monda. About 15 years ago, WDFW be- gan a project to collect remain- ing wild pygmy rabbits, hoping to breed and release them back into the wild. The 10-acre Beezley Hills breeding site is one of four in Washington where biologists have been breeding the rabbits and re- leasing some young into the wild. The Sutherland Canyon fire had Gallie and other WDFW scientists fearing for the rabbit’s tenuous recovery. Last Wednesday, Gallie and his team had watched from a nearby hillside as strong winds sent flames racing toward Bee- zley Hills. They didn’t have enough time to trap and relocate the rabbits, but drove down to prepare as best they could. “Embers were dropping around us. We were watching the helicopter and aerial re- tardant drops close enough to where we could smell it,” he said. Gallie and his team turned on a solar-powered irrigation well pump to irrigate a small, 200-square-foot patch of sagebrush. That extra moisture likely saved the tiny rab- bits, which need sagebrush for food and shelter from predatory birds’ aerial attacks. 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Births • KENDRA AND RYAN WEST, Che- chele Van House, Battle Ground. pounds, 10 ounces, Providence Voice of the People halis, a boy, Ryder James West, Great-grandparents are Les Centralia Hospital. Grandpar- June 17, 9 pounds, 11 ounces, Stiebritz, Longview; and Marcia ents are Kristina Anderson, Che- Providence St. Peter Hospital, Niles, Reardan. halis; Mike Gendreau, Centralia; Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day Olympia. Grandparents are Ken • BRIANNA UMPHREYS AND PHILLIP BethAnne Jones, Centralia; and through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and and Lisa Emerson, Chehalis; TURNER, Lacey, June 26, 7 pounds, Gabriel Escamilla, Centralia. the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of Charles West, Napavine; and 8 ounces, Capital Medical Center, Great-grandparents are Gary the recent highlights of conversation. Tawnee Blackburn, Rochester. Lacey. and Nancy Chamberlain, Che- Great-grandparents are Lance • BILLIE AND TIMOTHY PENDERGRASS, halis; Dale and Judy Anderson, Chronicle Facebook followers respond to post of “Demo- and Ruth Wilson, Chehalis; Le- Morton, a boy, Talon Grey Pen- Centralia; and Maria and Santos crats Urge Inslee to Veto Tax Cuts for Manufacturers:” roy West, Napavine; and the late dergrass, June 27, 7 pounds, 13 Escamilla, Centralia. Meta West. ounces, Providence Centra- • CIERRA AND JOSEPH BOGGS, Che- • SARAH CHANEY AND JARED lia Hospital. Grandparents are halis, a girl, Addison Michelle Kevin Bonagofski: The special tax reduc- HEMINGER, Rochester, a boy, Curtis and Kristy McKee, Mor- Boggs, July 3, 7 pounds, 2 ounces, tion for aerospace was passed in 2003. This re- Jamisen Allyn Heminger, June ton, and Sue Claycamp, Randle. Providence Centralia Hospital. duction benefits the other 7,000 manufactur- 18, 6 pounds, 13 ounces, Provi- Great-grandparents are Tom and Grandparents are Sherry and Rus- ers in this state. dence Centralia Hospital. Loni Snodgrass, Ethel. sell Boggs, Chehalis, and Michelle Grandparents are Jennifer Bur- • DESIRAE AND ZACHARY BARR, Grigsby and Scot Gibson, Grants kett, deceased; and Dawn and Rochester, a boy, Leighton Enzo Pass, Oregon. Great-grandparents Jeff Heminger, Rochester. Great- Barr, June 28, 11 pounds, 1 ounce, are Virgle and Margie Gall, Che- grandparents are Susie Campa- Providence Centralia Hospital. halis, and Lela Clements, Richard Andy Watts: Of course they do. It doesn’t naga, Chiloquin, Oregon; Larry Grandparents are Bill and Tracy Thibodeau and Linda Robinson, follow the Democrats’ tax and spend agenda. Lugo, Modoc Point, Oregon; Barr, Adna; Lori and Brad Gras- all of Grants Pass. Catherine Lee, deceased; Jerald mick, Boise Idaho; and Patty • KARA YORK AND CHRISTOPHER Allen, deceased; Shiela Chaney, and Andy Dillard, Onalaska. LOPEZ, Chehalis, a boy, Paxton deceased; and Sharron Carroth- Great-grandparents are Darlene Michael Lopez, July 3, 6 pounds, ers, deceased. Tewault, Centralia, and Sandi 11 ounces, Providence Centralia Justin Lundy: Weird. I thought it was sup- • JESSICA AND ADAM HART, Cheh- Larson, Lake Stevens. Hospital. Grandparents are Tina posed to be what’s good for the citizens and alis, a girl, Gracie Kae Lynn Hart, • KYLIE AND JUSTIN SEXSMITH, Lainez, Chehalis; Stacey and not multibillion dollar corporations that lay June 20, 7 pounds, 11 ounces, Centralia, a boy, Hadler Jay Jason Jones, Selah; and Milvon people off yearly to keep maximum profit at Providence Centralia Hospi- Sexsmith, June 29, 7 pounds, 11 York, Chehalis. the cost of the workers. Tax cuts for small busi- tal. Grandparents are Jeff and ounces, Capital Medical Center, nesses is good to help them grow and prosper. Sandy Yanish, Adna; Jim and Olympia. Boeing is a welfare company when it comes to Angie Lard, Lacey; and Gayle • CRYSTAL STAFFORD AND ANTHONY the amount of tax breaks it receives. Lard, Lacey. Great-grandparents GAUERKE SR., Centralia, a boy, Na- are Ted Haider, Lacey; Bob and thaniel Michael Gauerke-Plato, Submit your Sue Yanish, Adna; and Jean Lard, June 29, 7 pounds, 2 ounces, Iuka, Mississippi. Providence Centralia Hospital. Engagement, Chronicle Facebook followers respond to post of “Other • KORI WEILER AND NATE DE- Grandparents are Donna Fox, Views: Examining the Evolution of Teens and Summer Jobs:” WAELE, Salkum, a girl, Ashlynn Centralia, and Mike Stafford, Wedding or E. Dewaele, June 21, 7 pounds, Winlock. Great-grandparents are Brycen Bear Baker: The real REAL truth is, 3 ounces, Providence Centralia Mary and John Stafford, Winlock. Anniversary jobs traditionally held by those without previ- Hospital. Grandparents are John • KERRY DOEGE AND CHRISTOPHER ous work experience aren’t being hired be- Weiler and Karen Ellis, Onalas- GOSMAN, Morton, a boy, Jack Rich- Announcement cause businesses can’t afford to pay someone ka; Gary and Sherry Hitch, ard Gosman, June 29, 8 pounds, with zero experience $11 an hour. So they take Onalaska; Debbie Dewaele, Cen- 11 ounces, Providence Centralia the person who’s had previous experience to tralia; and Joe Dewaele, Pack- Hospital. Grandparents are Evan by email to justify the wage increase. wood. and Elizabeth Gosman, Che- • COURTNEY AND KEVIN CUCCHIARA, halis, and Donna Pegg, Centra- Doug Blosser Chehalis, a boy, Colton Chris- lia. Great-grandmother is Doris topher Cucchiara, June 21, 7 Makela, Missoula, Montana. [email protected] Norma Szabo: Time to abolish all those pounds, 14 ounces, Capital Med- • SHAYLEE OSTREIM AND DALTON child labor laws. They have a negative effect ical Center, Olympia. FISHBECK, Chehalis, a girl, Lilly- or go to on business. Just think how they could in- • TRISHA MEZA-MORALES, Tenino, ana Sumers Fishbeck, June 29, 6 1) www.chronline.com crease their profit if they could have kids work- a girl, Erika Rose Lloyd, June 22, pounds, 7 ounces, Providence ing for an alternate minimum wage ($1 sounds 8 pounds, 2 ounces, Providence Centralia Hospital. 2) Scroll to the bottom of good) and could work them 16 hours a day. Af- Centralia Hospital. Grandpar- • CHRISTINA SANCHEZ AND ENDI the home page and look ter all, no need for an education if we expect to ents are Julianna Lloyd, Cen- JIMẼNEZ, a boy, Endi Junior maintain a minimum wage society tralia, and Rodney and Angella Jimẽnez, June 29, 8 pounds, 3 3) under services and Lloyd, Golden, Colorado. Great- ounces, Providence Centralia click submissions forms. grandparents are Carol and Da- Hospital. vid Schlottmann, Olympia, and • SARAH AND JOSHUA COURTNEY, Sharra Finley: The real truth is it’s because Doris and Earl Lloyd, Chehalis. Winlock, a girl, Marionna Call 807-8238 the government has made it next to impos- • JORDYN AND KENNETH CAVINESS, Courtney, June 30, 7 pounds, sible to employ teenagers. Chehalis, a girl, Quinn Kylee 12 ounces, Providence Centra- Caviness, June 22, 9 pounds, 3 lia Hospital. Grandparents are for more ounces, Capital Medical Center, Keith Caldwell, Winlock; Robin Olympia. Caldwell, Centralia; and Bud information Chronline Comments • DESTINY SOULE AND ADRIAN and Monica Courtney, Union- LEBLANC, Winlock, a boy, Theo- town, Kentucky. dore Joseph LeBlanc, June 23, 8 • CHEYENNE ALEXANDER AND JAIME The following comments were submitted by pounds, 6 ounces, Providence GUTIERREZ, Centralia, a boy, Isiah readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are available Centralia Hospital. Grandpar- Aiden Gutierrez, July 1, 8 pounds, for reading online. ents are Donnie and Sarah Je- 2 ounces, Providence Centra- rome; Bethany and Ernest Ford, lia Hospital. Grandparents are • Story: Celebration of Life Scheduled Following Colorado; and Jason LeBlanc, Mary Alexander, Centralia, and Batesville, Arkansas. Lee Alexander, Vader. Death of Centralia’s Jim Thomas • CAITLYN AND STEFAN HASKINS, • EDLOINE AND EDWARD STACY JR., USERNAME: Chehalis, a boy, Henry Richard Oakville, a boy, Sawyer Tan Sta- rochesterhs Haskins, June 24, 9 pounds, 7 cy, July 2, 6 pounds, 10 ounces, As I reflect on our family’s loss of my father-in-law, I’m re- ounces, Providence Centralia Providence Centralia Hospital. minded of JFK’s words, “One person can make a difference, Hospital. Grandparents are Jay • ALICIA ANDERSON AND JOSE and everyone should try.” Jim definitely made a difference! and Shari Haskins, Galvin; Jim ESCAMILLA, Chehalis, a girl, Ella Stiebritz, Longview; and Mi- May Maria Escamilla, July 2, 6 • Story: Owner Files $250,000 Claim Against County Over Dog Set to Be Euthanized USERNAME: Jasmine Mineral It seems that the most important legal issue would be what happened when they came and confiscated Hank — did they have the proper legal papers, signed and ap- proved? I would hope that that alone, if the officer did not Arts & Crafts Fair have the authorized papers, would make the entire seizure at the illegal. There are other legal issues, of course, and I’m so glad that Mr. Karp is a lawyer trained in animal law — what Mineral School Gymnasium a great thing! The other side of the issue, the ethics of the whole case, is also very important. If the judge was biased — July 7-9, 10am - 5pm daily — by breed-specific prejudices, those prejudices have been proved false. Then there is Hank’s behavior since this family has known him, and the fact that a child would be emotion- 114 Mineral Rd. S Mineral, WA ally devastated to lose his best friend. • Story: Task Force to Present Recommendation for County Manager in 2018 Come peruse and buy amazing locally and regionally made USERNAME: jbarblow crafts in the gym at this free weekend-long art show held in the Seems to me a budget director would have been a bet- foothills of Mt. Rainier. See original watercolor, oils, acrylics, ter choice, especially since the county is running on reserves. I appreciate the work by the group and know they made a jewelry, quilts, fiber art, apparel, photography, wood work and decision based on what they think will work best. Adding a carvings, and much more! Artist Trust will be on hand on July high salary to the management structure, while running in the red, doesn’t make a lot of sense. Many of the employees 8 to talk to patrons and booth artists about artist grants and didn’t get the raise they need. professional resources it makes available to creative people from Washington state. Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter www.facebook.com/ @chronline

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Send your comments, criticisms and feedback to This event is offered with support from [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the People. The Mineral Lake Lions Club and The Chronicle Main 16 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 NORTHWEST Crews Fight Brush Fire in Capitol Forest By Lisa Pemberton and brush and heavy logging The Olympian slash,” she told The Olympian on Friday. “We’re going to be doing Crews from McLane Black mop up all day and it should be Lake Fire Department and the in patrol status by the end of the Department of Natural Resourc- day. That means the hot spots es were dispatched to a brush fire should be out and patrol status is off the B8000 line on the Rock just keeping an eye on it so that it Candy Mountain side of Capitol doesn’t start back up.” Forest at about 7 p.m. Thursday. The fire’s origin is under in- “Several calls reported the vestigation, but investigators fire,” stated a post on McLane believe it was human caused, Black Lake Union Firefighters’ Pearce said. Facebook page. “Crews arrived Its smoke plume was visible to find an actively spreading fire from Interstate 5 and surround- uphill in slash, approximately ing communities. two acres.” “Two brush trucks began ini- The blaze was contained by tial attack on both flanks of the crews, and is now being man- fire effectively working to con- aged by DNR, the post stated. tain the fire,” the union posted DNR is referring to it as the Rock at about 11:30 p.m. Thursday. Candy Mountain Fire on social “DNR arrived with personnel to media posts. include two engines, two 20-per- Janet Pearce, a DNR commu- son hand crews and overhead. Tony Overman / The Olympian nications manager, said the fire DNR took over the fire allowing Fire crew members from Cedar Creek Correctional Center mop up hot spots at a brush fire on Rock Candy Mountain in the was contained to 1.31 acres. MBLFD crews to get back in ser- Capitol State Forest west of Olympia on Friday. The fire broke out about 7 p.m. on Thursday. “It’s burning in some grasses vice.” Thurston County Man Gets Jail Time for Clubbing His Dog By Amelia Dickson remorse, and is upset about los- court documents. The Olympian ing the dog. Capo declined to Two Animal Services of- speak at the hearing, but did ad- ficers and four deputies from A man who beat his dog with mit in court documents to strik- the Thurston County Sheriff’s a club earlier this year will have ing the animal. Office responded to the home. to surrender the animal, follow- Judge Mary Sue Wilson said Capo immediately came out and ing a guilty plea made Wednes- that because Capo opted not to said, “I’m the one you need to be day in Thurston County Supe- speak, she could only base her talking to,” according to court rior Court. perception of what happened to documents. Canaan W. Capo, 20, of the dog off of what attorneys said Capo reportedly told investi- Thurston County, was arrested and what was written in court in March and charged with gators that he hit Oden because documents. She said she pic- the dog was growling at him. He first-degree animal cruelty after tured Capo hitting a cowering a neighbor saw him chasing his told them, “Sometimes he just animal. flips out and I don’t know why,” dog, named Oden, with a club or “I can’t begin to understand according to court documents. baseball bat. He pleaded guilty why that would happen,” Wilson Amelia Dickson / The Olympian Wednesday to a lesser charge: said. Capo said he didn’t own a bat. Investigators reported the Canaan Capo (left) appeared Wednesday in Thurston County Superior Court with second-degree animal cruelty. Swinney said that Oden had a public defender Luke Swinney. He was sentenced to 364 days history of biting, and that his cli- dog’s demeanor appeared de- in jail, with 334 days of the sen- ent overreacted. pressed and guarded. His ears tence suspended for two years. Thurston County Animal were lying flat, his body was Conditions of the sentence in- Services began investigating hunched, and the right side of clude surrendering Oden, pos- Capo on March 25 after a neigh- his head was swollen. He ap- sessing no animals, and commit- bor called 911 to report her peared afraid of Capo. ting no new criminal offenses. neighbor chasing his dog with a One Animal Services officer As long as Capo meets those con- baseball bat or club. She reported took Oden to a veterinary hos- ditions for two years, he’ll have the dog tried to get away from pital, where a veterinarian found to serve only 30 days in jail. Capo and hid under a car. Capo eye and head injuries consistent Public Defender Luke Swin- pulled the dog out and contin- with blunt force trauma, accord- ney said that Capo has showed ued to beat him, according to ing to court documents. Bathroom Initiative Won’t Be On November Ballot By Walker Orenstein tion would have required people tract infection from avoiding The News Tribune to use facilities in schools and bathrooms. other public places that match Had the measure reached the Another effort to restrict their biological sex at birth. ballot, Kirby said, it would have which bathrooms transgen- The measure said students been the first of its kind up for a der people can use has failed in who “consistently assert” their statewide vote. CH575656hw.cg Washington. gender identity is different from That I-1552 failed “just really Just Want Privacy, a group their “birth sex” should get “al- shows people here in Washing- campaigning for the bathroom ternative accommodation if one ton believe in liberty and equal- and locker room-related Initia- is available,” including restrooms ity and treating other people as tive 1552, announced Friday it meant for one person. they would like to be treated,” he didn’t have enough signatures to The ballot measure was said. qualify for the November ballot. sparked by a 2015 ruling from Haver said Just Want Privacy The defeat is the latest loss the state Human Rights Com- got roughly 240,000 signatures, for advocates of rolling back the mission saying that allowing about 20,000 short of the re- state’s rules that allow people to people to use the bathroom or quired amount. Summer Sale! use public bathrooms and locker locker room matching their gen- “We exceeded last year’s total rooms corresponding with the der identity is protected under by over 20,000 signatures, and Accepting Call to reserve gender they identify with. Washington’s 2006 nondiscrimi- we know that so many more peo- New Lawn your spot In February 2016, the GOP- nation law. ple throughout the state would Maintenance with us today! controlled state Senate killed leg- The state’s Office of the Su- be willing to sign if given the islation to repeal the rules aimed perintendent of Public Instruc- chance, but the truth is that we Customers at protecting bathroom access tion has required K-12 schools to simply couldn’t reach them in for transgender people. Later let students use the bathrooms time,” she said. that year, a similar initiative that and locker rooms consistent with 25% off Just Want Privacy pushed also their gender identity since 2012. Our Hometowns Vol. I Spring Clean failed to get enough signatures The Just Want Privacy cam- By The Chronicle ups for the ballot. paign maintained its measure Kaeley Triller Haver, commu- was not aimed at hurting trans- $ 99 nications director for Just Want 28 Offer good through July 31, 2017 gender people. They said the + Tax Privacy, said in an emailed state- bathroom rules allow men pos- ment that the group got more ing as transgender to legally en- signatures than last year but ul- ter bathrooms to assault or ha- Limited timately fell short. rass women or children. Quantities She vowed that Just Want Available

The HRC ruling “is innately CH574981kh.cg Privacy will continue to try and dangerous and ripe for abuse,” repeal the state’s rules. Haver said, saying it allows Purchase yours today at: “We will not stop working to “grown men access to women’s Call Today 360-508-6971 reverse this dangerous rule and showers and intimate facilities.” restore the safety and privacy of Opponents say harassment women and girls in Washing- and assault are already illegal ton,” Haver said. “Whether that and strictly punished, and con- means trying again next year or tend there have been few report- working with the Legislature in ed problems with the rules since the upcoming session will be de- they took effect. termined in the near future.” Supporters of the HRC rule Opponents of I-1552 hailed say allowing transgender people Friday’s announcement as a vic- to use the bathrooms that match CH573140cf.ke tory. Seth Kirby, who chairs the their gender identity protects opposition campaign Washing- them from harassment and ton Won’t Discriminate, said he health problems. was “just very proud of Wash- The U.S. Transgender Survey ington state.” reports 59 percent of more than “It really starts to make clear 27,000 transgender people who that the tide is turning and that responded to their 2015 poll said people understand that trans- they had avoided bathrooms in gender folks like myself and oth- the previous year because they ers who are transgender deserve were scared of confrontations. the same basic protection as ev- About 12 percent reported erybody else to use public facili- being harassed, attacked or sexu- ties with privacy, safety and dig- ally assaulted in a bathroom in nity,” Kirby said. the previous year and 8 percent Just Want Privacy’s legisla- reported a kidney or urinary The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 • Sports 1

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MLB James Paxton Ends Mariners’ Slide in 7-2 Win Over Athletics By Jayson Jenks for just the third time in their The Seattle Times last 12 games (and snapped an eight-game home losing streak), SEATTLE — This is what and as a result they had started the Seattle Mariners needed slipping closer to the last-place because it’s what they’d been A’s in the standings. But Paxton missing. And what they’d been put a stop to that slide, and he missing was a starter that went started in the first inning. a) deep into a game and b) went deep into a game without giving Ordinarily, a first inning up many runs. without any hits or runs is not James Paxton delivered that that significant. But the Mari- start on Friday, and the Mari- ners had allowed runs in the first ners beat the Oakland A’s 7-2 to inning in each of their last four snap an eight-game losing streak games, including three runs in at home. the first inning on Thursday. Paxton went seven innings, Paxton struck out two in the struck out nine and allowed first inning, and he was pretty only two runs and two hits. And much that good for the rest of Nelson Cruz drove in five runs, the night. Except for one hiccup. including a three-run homer In the third inning, Paxton in the eighth inning — Cruz’s gave up a single to Matt Joyce. TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press 300th career home run. He re- He then got a deep fly ball, Seattle Mariners’ Robinson Cano (22) slides home to score as Oakland Athletics catcher Ryan Lavarnway waits for the throw ceived a curtain call for that. during the third inning of a baseball game Friday in Seattle. The Mariners (42-46) won please see MARINERS, page S3

Ultrarunning Legion Baseball Rochester Earns Two A Long Time Running Wins at Onalaska Native Sabrina Stanley Finishes 21st Lakefair Overall in World-Renowned 100-Mile Race Tournament By Matt Baide By The Chronicle [email protected] OLYMPIA — Rochester The idea of one marathon is picked up two wins to start off enough to make the vast major- the Lakefair Tournament in ju- ity of people tired. But running nior American Legion baseball almost four marathons in one action here Thursday and Friday. day? That’s a feat few can ac- On Thursday, Rochester complish. earned an 11-1 win over Elma in Sabrina Stanley, however, is five innings, which also counted one of the few. The Onalaska as an Area 2 South league game. native recently competed in the Cole Wintrip got the start Western States 100, finishing and the win, pitching four in- in 21st place overall out of 248 nings while allowing just one runners. run. The Western States 100 is Bodey Smith had two hits the world’s oldest 100-mile trail and an RBI, Rylee Sommer had race. The competition starts in two hits and two RBIs and Win- Squaw Valley, Calif. and ends in trip had two hits for Rochester. Auburn, 100.2 miles later. The Rochester led 2-1 after one race includes a climb of 18,000 inning, but Rochester added feet and drops down about four runs in each the second and 23,000 feet to the finish line. third innings to cruise to the win. “I heard about it five years Rochester then beat Lewis & ago, read about it in a book. It’s Clark, 11-10, on Friday, winning kind of considered the Super on a walkoff double in the sev- Bowl of 100s in America, if not enth by Bryson Kugan despite the world,” said Stanley. eight errors. Stanley graduated from Keegan Goldrick pitched five Onalaska in 2008, and was a innings before giving way to Ku- runner throughout high school gan, who finished out the game and into her years after school. to earn the win. She got into the sport of ultra- Rochester collected 10 hits in running, which is any race that the game, including Joel McCar- runs more than the standard thy with two hits and two runs 26.2 miles making up a mara- and Wintrip with two hits and thon. an RBI. Bryce Lollar had two Athletes can qualify to race hits, three runs and three RBI’s in the Western States in a few and hit a solo homerun in the ways. There are the automatic sixth to tie the game at 10. qualifiers, which includes the Rochester led 4-0 after the top 10 men and women from first inning, and added four the previous year’s race, as well more runs in the fourth inning as some sponsor entries and for a 8-5 lead. Lewis & Clark bat- athletes that run on the Ultra- tled back with four runs in the Trail World Tour. sixth inning to take a 10-9 lead. For someone without the Lollar’s home run in the sixth automatic entry, there are two COURTESY PHOTO tied the game, and with one out ways to qualify for the race. Sabrina Stanley poses with her card in the Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run. Stanley, an Onalaska native, finished and a runner on first, Kugan hit Athletes can apply for the lot- 21st overall and third among the female entries in the race, which took place June 24-25 and started in Squaw Valley be- a double into left-center field to tery after having competed fore ending in Auburn, Calif. bring home the game-winning in a qualifying race and have run. their name randomly chosen to Sean O’Brien race on Feb. 4, a would happen and if I could the Western States 100. “I still think this summer has compete, or they can finish in 100K race in Malibu, Calif. take top two,” Stanley said. “I knew it’d just come along been a great thing for us, and the top two of an Altra Golden “I just signed up for one Stanley finished in second but it wasn’t really a priority of wanting to win and wanting to Ticket Race. of those golden ticket races place in 10 hours, 19 minutes, Stanley signed up for the and was just going to see what and earned a golden ticket into please see STANLEY, page S5 please see LEGION, page S7

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Tampa Bay 45 43 .511 5½ San Diego 4, Philadelphia 3 Batting Average Not Pitch in the All- Preps Toronto 40 46 .465 9½ Milwaukee 9, N.Y. Yankees 4 1. Jose Altuve, HOU .342 Prep Schedules Baltimore 40 46 .465 9½ Washington 5, Atlanta 4, 10 innings 2. Jose Ramirez, CLE .332 Star Game Central Division N.Y. Mets 6, St. Louis 5 3. Aaron Judge, NYY .330 Legion Baseball By Tribune News Services SATURDAY, July 8 Cleveland 46 39 .541 — Colorado 12, Chicago White Sox 4 4. Ben Gamel, SEA .328 RBI at State Tournament, TBD Kansas City 44 40 .524 1½ Arizona 6, Cincinnati 3 5. Carlos Correa, HOU .320 CLEVELAND — Indians Titus-Will, I-5 Jeep Renegades, Rochester at Minnesota 45 41 .523 1½ L.A. Dodgers 4, Kansas City 1 Home Runs ace Corey Kluber will not be Lakefair Tournament, at Olympia, TBD Detroit 38 47 .447 8 Miami 6, San Francisco 1 1. Aaron Judge, NYY 30 Chicago 37 48 .435 9 2. George Springer, HOU 27 pitch in the All-Star Game. West Division Saturday’s Games SUNDAY, July 9 3. Mike Moustakas, KC 25 Kluber, who earned his Houston 59 28 .678 — Milwaukee (Suter 1-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Severi- RBI at State Tournament, TBD 4. Logan Morrison, TB 24 second All-Star selection Titus-Will, I-5 Jeep Renegades, Rochester at Los Angeles 44 46 .489 16½ no 5-4), 10:05 a.m. 4. Khris Davis, OAK 24 Lakefair Tournament, at Olympia, TBD Texas 42 44 .488 16½ Atlanta (Teheran 6-6) at Washington (Stras- on a vote from the commis- RBIs I-5 Toyota/Mountain Dew vs. Hawaii, at Seattle 42 46 .477 17½ burg 9-2), 1:05 p.m. sioner’s office last week, is Bearcat Stadium, TBD Oakland 38 49 .437 21 San Diego (Chacin 7-7) at Philadelphia (Nola 1. Nelson Cruz, SEA 68 scheduled to pitch Sunday’s National League 6-5), 1:05 p.m. 2. Aaron Judge, NYY 66 Local Results East Division N.Y. Mets (Montero 1-5) at St. Louis (Wain- 3. Miguel Sano, MIN 61 game against the Detroit Legion Baseball Washington 53 35 .602 — wright 9-5), 1:10 p.m. 4. Robinson Cano, SEA 60 Tigers. The 2017 All-Star Thursday’s Results Atlanta 41 46 .471 11½ Kansas City (Kennedy 3-6) at L.A. Dodgers 4. Khris Davis, OAK 60 Game in Miami is two days At Olympia New York 39 45 .464 12 (McCarthy 6-3), 4:15 p.m. Wins later. That leaves a very short ROCHESTER 11, ELMA 1 (5 inn.) Miami 39 46 .459 12½ Pittsburgh (Nova 8-6) at Chicago Cubs (Ar- 1. Jason Vargas, KC 12 Rochester 244 10 — 11 8 3 Philadelphia 28 57 .329 23½ rieta 8-6), 4:15 p.m. 2. Chris Sale, BOS 11 turnaround for a pitcher af- Elma 100 00 — 1 2 5 Central Division Chicago White Sox (Quintana 4-8) at Colo- 3. Ervin Santana, MIN 10 ter making a start, particu- Batteries: Rochester — Cole Wintrip, Milwaukee 49 40 .551 — rado (Hoffman 5-1), 6:10 p.m. 3. Carlos Carrasco, CLE 10 larly one who only about six Jared Winters (5) and Bodey Smith; Elma — Chicago 43 43 .500 4½ Miami (Worley 0-2) at San Francisco (Sa- 5. Drew Pomeranz, BOS 9 weeks ago returned from a Robinete, Coonse (2) and Jackobson St. Louis 41 45 .477 6½ mardzija 4-9), 7:05 p.m. ERA Pittsburgh 40 47 .460 8 Cincinnati (Castillo 0-1) at Arizona (Walker 1. Jason Vargas, KC 2.62 back injury. At Olympia Cincinnati 37 49 .430 10½ 6-3), 7:10 p.m. 2. Chris Sale, BOS 2.75 The decision for pitchers TITUS WILL 22, GONZAGA 5 (6 inn.) West Division Houston (Fiers 5-3) at Toronto (Stroman 8-5), 3. Corey Kluber, CLE 2.85 who throw on Sunday to still Titus Will 145 129 — 22 17 3 Los Angeles 59 29 .670 — 10:07 a.m. 4. Ervin Santana, MIN 2.99 Gonzaga Prep 010 310 — 5 3 2 Arizona 53 34 .609 5½ Baltimore (Miley 3-7) at Minnesota (Mejia pitch in the All-Star Game is 5. Lance McCullers Jr., HOU 3.05 Batteries: Titus Will— Hines, Cabrera (4) Colorado 51 38 .573 8½ 4-3), 11:10 a.m. up to the player and team. In and Beairsto; Gonzaga Prep — N/A San Diego 37 49 .430 21 Boston (Porcello 4-10) at Tampa Bay (Cobb Saves this case, it was an easy deci- San Francisco 34 54 .386 25 6-6), 1:10 p.m. 1. Brandon Kintzler, MIN 24 Friday’s Results Detroit (Verlander 5-5) at Cleveland (Clev- 2. Craig Kimbrel, BOS 23 sion with Kluber’s health in At Olympia Thursday’s Games inger 4-3), 4:15 p.m. 2. Alex Colome, TB 23 mind. He and the club “were ROCHESTER 11, L & C 10 Detroit 6, San Francisco 2 L.A. Angels (Chavez 5-9) at Texas (Ross 1-1), 4. Roberto Osuna, TOR 22 all on the same page,” Kluber L & C 003 214 0 — 10 5 4 St. Louis 4, Miami 3 6:05 p.m. 5. Kelvin Herrera, KC 19 said. Rochester 400 411 1 — 11 10 8 Milwaukee 11, Chicago Cubs 2 Oakland (Smith 0-0) at Seattle (Moore 1-1), Wins Above Replacement Batteries: Lewis & Clark — Whitten, Mack- Cincinnati 6, Colorado 3 7:10 p.m. 1. Aaron Judge, NYY 5.2 “There’s a couple things in (5) and Hilsendeger; Rochester — Keegan Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 3 2. Jose Altuve, HOU 4.4 that go into it,” Kluber said. Goldrick, Bryson Kugan (6) and Bryce Lollar Atlanta 5, Washington 2 Sunday’s Games 3. Mookie Betts, BOS 4.2 “Number one, trying to be Cleveland 11, San Diego 2 Milwaukee at N.Y. Yankees, 10:05 a.m. 3. Carlos Correa, HOU 4.2 smart, just because of the At Olympia L.A. Dodgers 5, Arizona 4 Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 10:10 a.m. 5. George Springer, HOU 3.9 MONTESANO 9, TITUS WILL 2 Toronto 7, Houston 4 Atlanta at Washington, 10:35 a.m. fact that I missed so much Titus Will 002 000 0 — 2 7 2 Tampa Bay 4, Boston 1 San Diego at Philadelphia, 10:35 a.m. NL Stat Leaders time. Trying to be cognizant Montesano 500 202 0 — 9 5 0 Minnesota 6, Baltimore 4 N.Y. Mets at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Batting Average of that and also probably not Batteries: Titus Will— Titus, Hull (1), Oakland 7, Seattle 4 Chicago White Sox at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. 1. Daniel Murphy, WSH .341 Beairsto (3), Titus (6) and Beairsto, Hull (5); Miami at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. ideal to pitch Sunday night 2. Ryan Zimmerman, WSH .334 Montesano — N/A Friday’s Games Cincinnati at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. and then all of a sudden try 3. Buster Posey, SF .326 Milwaukee 9, N.Y. Yankees 4 Kansas City at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. 4. Bryce Harper, WSH .321 to turn around with a day Houston 12, Toronto 2 Houston at Toronto, 10:07 a.m. of rest and try to get out the MLB Boston 8, Tampa Bay 3 Boston at Tampa Bay, 10:10 a.m. 5. Charlie Blackmon, COL .318 All Games PDT Cleveland 11, Detroit 2 Baltimore at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Home Runs best hitters in the National American League Texas 10, L.A. Angels 0 L.A. Angels at Texas, 12:05 p.m. 1. Joey Votto, CIN 25 League, even though the East Division Minnesota 9, Baltimore 6 Oakland at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. 2. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 24 game doesn’t count, so to W L Pct GB Colorado 12, Chicago White Sox 4 Detroit at Cleveland, 5:05 p.m. 2. Cody Bellinger, LAD 24 Boston 50 37 .575 — Seattle 7, Oakland 2 4. Marcell Ozuna, MIA 23 speak.” New York 44 40 .524 4½ Chicago Cubs 6, Pittsburgh 1 AL Stat Leaders 4. Eric Thames, MIL 23 SPORTS ON THE AIR

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MLB Davis, Blackburn Lead Athletics Over Mariners 7-4 By Jim Hoehn then was thrown out at third The Associated Press base trying to advance on a fly out to center. In the fourth, Jean SEATTLE — Paul Blackburn Segura singled to lead off, but he made the Seattle Mariners pay was picked off first and caught in for trading him away during the a rundown. offseason. Khris Davis hit a three-run ATHLETICS MOVES homer, Blackburn pitched one- run ball into the eighth inning Semien was activated off for his first major league victory the 60-day DL (fractured bone and the Oakland Athletics beat in right wrist) and RHP Jharel the slumping Mariners 7-4 on Cotton was placed on the 10-day Thursday night. DL (right thumb blister). Semien “Your first start is kind of an missed 74 games. “You look at out-of-body experience, and our lineup and all of a sudden then your second start is about it looks like it’s got a little more performing,” said Bob Melvin, length and some more oomph who got his 500th victory as in it,” manager Bob Melvin said. manager of the Athletics. “And “So, it’s good to get him back. Ob- certainly against the team he viously, we’ve missed him.” Cot- was with, got traded from, gets ton is 5-8 with a 5.17 ERA in 14 to pitch against them ... a really, starts. RHP Andrew Triggs was transferred from the 10-day DL really good performance from TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press him.” to the 60-day DL (strained left Seattle Mariners’ Mitch Haniger, right, is tagged out at third base by Oakland Athletics third baseman Matt Chapman during hip). Davis’ 24th homer propelled the third inning of a baseball game, Thursday, July 6, 2017, in Seattle. Haniger was trying to advance after a fly ball hit by Jar- a four-run fifth inning that put rod Dyson was caught by Oakland Athletics center fielder Jaycob Brugman. the Athletics in front 7-0. Mar- TRAINER’S ROOM cus Semien, activated off the (1-0) was Mitch Haniger’s sev- with the debut and stuff. I was struck out six. ATHLETICS: RHP Ryan Dull disabled list Thursday, singled enth home run, a solo shot in the a lot more antsy to get out there The Athletics jumped on (strained right knee) is scheduled to open the inning, and Yon- fifth. Blackburn, dealt to the A’s and pitch.” Gaviglio for three runs in the to throw live batting practice der Alonso walked. Davis, who last season for Danny Valencia, Seattle has lost four straight first. Matt Joyce singled, Semien in Arizona on Saturday, Melvin struck out in his first two at-bats, allowed eight hits, did not strike and nine of 11 since reaching a walked and Alonso doubled to said. ... RHP Kendall Graveman sent a 1-1 pitch over the wall out a batter and walked one over season-best two games above make it 1-0. After Davis struck (strained right shoulder) was in right-center to make it 6-0. 7 2/3 innings in his second con- .500 on June 23. out, Jed Lowrie one-hopped a scheduled to throw two 20-pitch Bruce Maxwell added a two-out secutive strong start. He gave up The Mariners pulled within two-run double off the wall in bullpen sessions in Arizona on solo homer, his first, to chase one unearned run in six innings 7-4 in the ninth on a three-run right-center. Thursday. starter Sam Gaviglio (3-4). without a decision in his debut homer by Valencia, his ninth, Blackburn, who pitched at MARINERS: DH Nelson Cruz “Just tried to stay down in the on Saturday. off Daniel Coulombe. Santiago Double-A for Seattle last season, has been hampered by a sore zone and like I said, I just kept “I was a lot more nervous this Casilla got the final two outs. was aided by double plays in each right knee. Cruz was thrown out getting in bad counts, hitting start actually than my first one,” Gaviglio was tagged for seven of the first two innings, followed at second trying for a double on a counts, and that favors them,” Blackburn said. “The first one, I runs and nine hits in 4 2/3 in- by a pair of baserunning blun- drive off the wall in left-center in Gaviglio said. don’t think it really set in, kind nings in losing his third consecu- ders by the Mariners. Haniger Wednesday’s 9-6 loss to Kansas The only run off Blackburn of everything that was going on tive start. He walked three and doubled to open the third, but City.

in the first inning when Nel- Mariners son Cruz, an All-Star, followed singles by Danny Valencia and Continued from Sports 1 Robinson Cano with a single of his own. which right fielder Mitch Hani- The Mariners tacked on two ger tracked and caught near the more runs in the third inning. wall. Haniger fired to first. But Cruz once again singled to drive first baseman Danny Valen- in one of the runs. And Robin- cia lost the throw, and the ball skipped to the backstop. Joyce son Cano called on some instinc- moved to second. tive baserunning. Paxton walked Rajai Davis Cano was on third with one and gave up two runs on a two- out when Kyle Seager hit a fly out double to Marcus Semien. ball to medium depth in center But that was the extent of field. Cano tagged. Mariners’ Paxton’s damage on a night he third-base coach Manny Acta didn’t have a large margin for er- held up both hands to hold Cano. ror while still in the game. But Oakland center field- General manager Jerry Di- er Rajai Davis didn’t come up poto spoke to reporters before throwing, and so Cano just kept Friday’s game, and he was clear running and scored. about what he viewed as the TED S. WARREN / The Associated Press Cruz blew open the game in Mariners’ biggest shortcoming. Seattle Mariners starting pitcher James Paxton throws against the Oakland Athletics during the sixth inning of a baseball the eighth inning with a three- That was starting pitching. game Friday in Seattle. run home run, and he tipped Either because of injuries or his cap the crowd standing and inconsistency or both, the Mari- their starters this season. What needing to go longer in games, what Paxton did. cheering for his career accom- ners haven’t been able to rely on Dipoto spoke about — pitchers saving the bullpen — is exactly The Mariners scored a run plishment. Racing Six Drivers Vying to Give NASCAR that ‘New Star Smell’ By Mark Story twice (2013 and ‘15) in seven moved from Mexico to Charlotte Lexington Herald-Leader Xfinity Series starts with two with the goal of breaking into other top-five finishes. In his NASCAR. Eventually did, be- You may have noticed, NAS- first Quaker State 400 last year, coming the first Latin American CAR is hemorrhaging star power. finished 35th. to win a NASCAR national tour- Jeff Gordon retired after 2015. ing series championship when he Tony Stewart left after last year. won the 2016 Xfinity Series title. Carl Edwards departed before ERIK JONES this season. Dale Earnhardt Jr. — AGE: 21 HISTORY AT KENTUCKY: Has fin- the most popular NASCAR star HOMETOWN: Byron, Mich. ished in the top four three times of all — will exit after 2017. Car: Drives the No. 77 Toyota in four Xfinity races. In two It may not be an exaggeration for Furniture Row Motorsports. trucks events, finished fourth in to say the fan bases of those four 2017 calling card: Is 17th in one and led 59 laps in the second drivers may account for three- points with a best finish of third before finishing 11th. Has never fourths of all NASCAR fans — at Pocono. run Cup in Sparta. or more. DID YOU KNOW? Jones won the The good news for a sport JOHN RAOUX / The Associated Press Camping World Trucks Series DARRELL “BUBBA” WALLACE JR. that can use some is that an ex- championship in 2015 and was Kyle Larson drives in the garage area during a NASCAR cup auto racing practice at AGE: 23 citing cast of young drivers is Daytona International Speedway, Thursday, June 29, 2017, in Daytona Beach, Fla. Xfinity Series Rookie of the Year looking to give the Monster En- in 2016 after winning four races. HOMETOWN: Mobile, Ala. ergy NASCAR Cup Series that the 1970s when even the biggest age 15. At 20, he replaced NAS- His success last year was tinged CAR: Drives the No. 43 Ford “new star smell.” stars in NASCAR might race 100 CAR superstar Jeff Gordon as with sadness after his father, for Richard Petty Motorsports “In the past few years, a lot of times a year in varying kinds of driver of the famed No. 24 car. Dave Jones, owner of a Michigan 2017 calling card: Has driven drivers have retired who have cars. Larson has recently won six HISTORY AT KENTUCKY: Finished auto parts and restoration firm, three Cup races in place of in- been big for the sport, from Tony sprint car races in a row on dirt 31st last year in his first Quaker died from cancer at 53. jured Aric Almirola, and has to Jeff and with Dale Jr. retir- tracks. State 400. Best finish in four HISTORY AT KENTUCKY: Has led improved his finish in each. ing this year,” Ryan Blaney, one HISTORY AT KENTUCKY: Is not Xfinity Series races was fourth, laps in all five NASCAR races Wallace Jr. has gone from 26th of the emerging NASCAR stars, good. In three prior Cup races in twice. he’s run in Sparta — four Xfinity (Pocono) to 19th (Michigan) to said Wednesday. “I would hope Sparta, Larson has yet to finish Series events and a trucks race — 15th (Daytona). (their) fans still enjoy the sport on the lead lap. RYAN BLANEY without winning. This year will DID YOU KNOW? Wallace Jr. won and will want to pick new driv- be his first Cup Series race at AGE: 23 five races in the trucks series, ers.” Kentucky. CHASE ELLIOTT HOMETOWN: Hartford, Ohio becoming only the second black AGE: 21 Car: Drives the No. 21 Ford driver ever to claim victory in a KYLE LARSON HOMETOWN: Dawsonville, Ga. for Wood Brothers Racing. DANIEL SUAREZ NASCAR national touring se- AGE: 24 CAR: Drives the No. 24 Chev- 2017 calling card: Won his AGE: 25 ries (The first was Wendell Scott, HOMETOWN: Elk Grove, Calif. rolet for Hendrick Motorsports. first Cup Series race at Pocono HOMETOWN: Monterrey, Mex- who claimed victory in what (near Sacramento) 2017 calling card: Sixth in in June. Finished second in the ico is now the Cup Series on Dec. CAR: Drives the No. 42 Chev- points but still looking for first Daytona 500. Stands 13th in CAR: Drives the No. 19 Toyota 1, 1963, at Speedway Park near rolet for Chip Ganassi Racing. Cup Series win after 58 career points. for Joe Gibbs Racing Jacksonville, Fla.). 2017 calling card: The cur- starts. Finished second at Michi- DID YOU KNOW? The son of for- 2017 calling card: Moved into HISTORY AT KENTUCKY: Of six rent Cup Series points leader, the gan and third at both Las Vegas mer Cup Series regular Dave a full-time Cup ride unexpect- NASCAR races in Sparta — four 5-foot-6 Larson has won twice and Martinsville. Blaney has his own podcast, edly after Carl Edwards’ surprise Xfinity, two trucks — has led (California and Michigan) and DID YOU KNOW? A genuine “The Glass Case of Emotion,” and decision to “step away” from rac- five of them. Finished between been second in five races. prodigy, the son of NASCAR competed on TV’s American ing in November. Is 18th in the fifth and ninth in all four Xfin- DID YOU KNOW? Of Japanese- icon Bill Elliott began racing at Ninja Warrior for an episode points with four top-10 finishes. ity races. Was second in trucks American descent, Larson con- age 8 and signed a development scheduled to air July 10. DID YOU KNOW? With the bless- in 2014. This will be Wallace Jr.’s siders himself a throwback to contract with HMS in 2011 at HISTORY AT KENTUCKY: Has won ing of his father, Alejandro, first Cup race at Kentucky. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 SPORTS

Minor League Baseball What Fans Can Do, See During Triple-A All-Star Week By Todd Milles autographs, too. 2:30 p.m. said opportunities will be more generation” of sluggers, the Rai- The News Tribune In between the home run der- “As a fan, that would be one of “buttoned up.” Monday is the niers will hold a separate home by on Monday, and the All-Star the biggest highlights, to interact better bet during the home run If you are a baseball fan who run derby with four pre-selected game Wednesday, the Pacific with them face-to-face,” said Ju- derby, Falvey said, because many youths, ages 9-11, at the sta- likes to get a glimpse of the fu- Coast and International League lia Falvey, the Rainiers director of the non-participating all stars ture of the sport, next week is squads will work out at Cheney of partner development. “Con- will be hanging around the field. dium’s Wiffle ball field an hour your week. Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. sidering that it is a 30-minute au- Gates open to the public at 5 p.m. before the real show. It will also It is Triple-A All-Star game It is also during that time tograph session for each league that day. be shown on the stadium’s jum- week. when players and coaches will ... showing up at the gate at 2:30 For the All-Star game itself, if botron. And for fans, that means be conducting organized auto- p.m. is important.” fans want to arrive early at 4 p.m. Also, for the Triple-A home three days of watching some of graph-signing sessions in the sta- Fans are also welcome to and settle in the first few rows run derby, each of six fans will the brightest up-and-coming dium’s main concourse. watch each team’s batting prac- along the first- and third-base stars of baseball who are on the The IL all-stars will sign first tice free of admission. (PCL hits lines, they might be able to get be paired with a participant. If verge of starting their career at at 3 p.m., followed by the PCL at 3:15 p.m.; IL at 4 p.m.) autographs as players stretch and his or her slugger is able to hit a the big-league level. all-stars at 3:45 p.m. As far as getting autographs go through pregame workouts. home run over the 29-foot center It also is a big opportunity for Gates open to the public at during the other two days, Falvey If you want to see the “next field wall, they will win $5,000. Basketball Storm Looks to Get Right at Home After a Tough Stretch in June By Emily Giambalvo team. But Bird said she doesn’t The Seattle Times think the Liberty has seen the Storm at its best yet this season. Back in May, the Storm be- “A lot of our advantage comes gan the season with wins in four of its first five games. The same when we play fast and run,” Bird group of five starters from last said. “We’re not necessarily the season were back for another most physical team. Other teams year, and the Storm’s only loss can kind of out-physical us, but that month came in the opener we can definitely outrun over when Breanna Stewart, the 2016 the course of 40 minutes. That No. 1 draft pick, and Sue Bird, is something we like to do that the 15-year veteran, were side- we’ve gotten away from.” lined with knee injuries. Throughout the June losses, And then June began. The Seattle wasn’t getting blown out month started with a 23-point consistently, only twice ending loss at home to the Minnesota the game with a double-digit Lynx, which began a stretch of deficit. In many of those match- nine games where the Storm ups, the outcome was decided by won just twice. “Even if you don’t play well just a few possessions, Bird said, and win, you do go home at night but close games like that are nor- feeling a little bit better about mal in the WNBA. yourself,” Bird said. “Sometimes Even with the team’s 7-8 re- JOHN RAOUX / The Associated Press it’s the losing can start to add up cord, individual players have Orlando Magic’s Przemek Karnowski, right, attempts to shoot as he is guarded by Charlotte Hornets’ Dwayne Bacon, left, dur- and weigh on you.” shown plenty of sparks of prom- ing the first half of an NBA summer league basketball game, Thursday in Orlando, Fla. But now, after a victory over ise. As of Wednesday, Bird leads the Dallas Wings on Saturday, the WNBA in assists. and Stew- the Storm begins a five-game art and Jewell Loyd are both in Przemek Karnowski Double-Teams homestand against the New York the top 10 for points per game. Liberty at KeyArena on Thurs- Still, personal stats like those Way to Positive Summer League Showing day, perhaps an opportunity to start to become irrelevant if the steer back toward the team’s ear- team has to head home with a By Jim Meehan one summer league site. day. Forward Johnathan Isaac, ly-season performances. loss. And more often than not, “We hadn’t seen that,” said Joe “It’s definitely a chance to The Spokesman-Review drafted by Orlando with the that was the case for Storm play- Smith, one of Karnowski’s agents sixth pick overall, sat out the last regroup and get back on track,” ers last month. Przemek Karnowski’s NBA at Wasserman. “The first few couple games with a strained hip. Stewart said. “We’re here for al- “No matter what, if you lose, summer league experience didn’t games (with Charlotte) he wasn’t It remains to be seen if Kar- most the whole month, so most go quite as anticipated but he playing very much and I think nowski’s last few games lead to teams don’t have that in their it’s a bad taste in your mouth,” made the most of unusual cir- he got zero minutes in the third a training-camp invitation or a schedule. We’re fortunate to have Bird said. cumstances. game, but he’s a great guy and roster spot in the Las Vegas sum- it that way. Now it’s just on us to Heading into Thursday’s The former Gonzaga center was staying very positive and be- mer league, which opens Friday. make sure we take advantage of game, the Storm is one of just made the rare move of switching ing a great teammate. it.” five teams with a losing record. teams, bouncing from the Char- He showed his soft touch around “So when the opportunity the basket, passing ability and The Storm will face five Seattle sits at second-to-last in lotte Hornets, where he was see- came up with Orlando, and they teams, four of which it has the WNBA’s Western Confer- ing limited playing time, to the basketball IQ by absorbing Or- had been interested in him for lando’s system in one shootarond. played and lost to at least once ence standings, ahead of only the Orlando Magic for the final two summer league, they kind of “We’re right in the middle of this year, before the WNBA All- San Antonio Stars, a team that games. noticed he wasn’t playing very Star Game on July 22, which will that now,” Smith said. “I doubt has won one game this year. Karnowski had 20 points, much and we let them know that, also be in Seattle. Las Vegas because they’ve start- But the season is still not even nine rebounds and three assists too. It’s very difficult when you Seattle has played the Liberty Thursday in the Magic’s loss don’t play minutes. For him to ed practicing but you never know twice in 2017 — a 87-81 home halfway over, and the looming to the Hornets to conclude the stay strong mentally that’s a big after (Thursday’s) game.” win on May 26 and a 94-86 road stretch at home could become a Orlando summer league. The testament to him.” Karnowski certainly im- loss on June 11, which were both turning point of sorts. 7-foot-1, 300-pounder had 14 Some labeled it a trade but pressed Orlando summer league tough games that “came down to “Sometimes you need ruts like points and five boards in an Or- Smith said it wasn’t technically coach Chad Forcier. the end,” Bird said. that to wake you up,” Bird said. lando victory Wednesday. the case because summer league “We had to give him a crash On Thursday, the Storm “Hopefully it worked.” It’s not unusual for a player to players aren’t signed. course in under an hour’s time knows what to expect from New The Storm will find out soon be with one team in the Orlando Orlando needed frontcourt (Wednesday morning) in every- York: an intense and physical enough. summer league and then join a reinforcements after waiving thing we were running,” Forcier different team for the Las Vegas center Stephen Zimmerman, a said. “He picked it up the very summer league. 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MONDAY, JULY 10, 2017 CANCER (June 21-July 22) You can make positive changes at home and within important partnerships if you stick to a set budget. Be amicable and willing to compromise for the best results. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Seize any chance you get to let your Leo charm take control and win you popularity as well as favors. Offering input and hands-on assistance will seal a deal. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Look at the big picture when dealing COURTESY PHOTO with work-related matters. A little Sabrina Stanley, third from left, poses with the top 10 female finishers in the the Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run. finesse and charm will get you much Stanley, an Onalaska native, was third. further then criticism. Don’t let a personal incident disrupt your day. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Express the way you feel. Not everyone Stanley will agree, but at least you will make your point clear and find out who will Continued from Sports 1 stand with you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Emotions will take charge, leaving mine at all until I ran Sean you in a quandary. Don’t let jealousy O’Brien and got an entry to it,” or possessiveness ruin your day or Stanley said. “I didn’t fully plan a relationship with someone special. Offering love will outmaneuver the on winning my way in. I thought green-eyed monster. whenever my name gets drawn SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) from the lottery, which could be Rethink the way you handle your money a year to five years before I actu- or any health, legal or contractual ally run the race. Until this year, matters. It’s important to see all sides of I never truly considered myself a situation before making a change. running as a competitor.” CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Think big, but be realistic in your The Western States was held pursuits. Stay away from anyone asking June 24, giving Stanley about you to take a risk or be impulsive. four months to train and pre- Don’t stray from your comfort zone, pare for the big race. regardless of what others want. “I’ve been training competi- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) tively for about a year now. Once Share your thoughts and listen to the feedback. Much can be accomplished if we got into Western, nothing re- you collaborate. Physical improvements ally changed that much — a lot COURTESY PHOTO can be made and will draw compliments of high mileage weeks, and the Sabrina Stanley, left, gets a hug from her father, Skeeter Stanley, after finishing the that lift your spirit. main thing that changed with Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) my training was heat,” Stanley Setbacks will develop if you are the race. but to finish it in third, which secretive or misleading. Be open about said. “It’s notorious for being any change you want to make so that super hot out there. We would Stanley carried two 18 ounce still blows my mind,” Stanley you can feel free to implement it without spend, in the two weeks leading water bottles with her, and a few said. “I can’t comprehend it, it’s being sneaky. up into the race, we spent a few 100-calorie snacks to stay fu- something I never truly dwelled ARIES (March 21-April 19) nights in the sauna for an hour eled. Along the course are 21 aid on or dreamed about. I was ob- Be careful how you handle family to an hour and a half.” stations for runners to get food, viously super ecstatic and trying matters and people who want refill water or receive any neces- to absorb it, but at the same time, something from you. It’s important to Stanley’s training leading up carefully gauge what you can do before to the race included running 80 sary medical attention. it wasn’t super sinking in.” you make promises. to 110 miles per week. “I’d eat at every aid station Stanley completed the race in TAURUS (April 20-May 20) “I’ve always kind of been ac- as much as I can, a couple hun- 20 hours, 11 minutes, which was Consider where certain information is dred calories, peanut butter-jelly the exact time she had planned coming from before you get worked tive, since I was a sophomore in up over nothing. An impulsive act will high school. I’ve always ran for sandwiches, Oreos, something out as a goal. She earned a sil- to get into your system,” Stan- ver belt buckle for completing not make matters better. Don’t let enjoyment. Once I got into ul- stubbornness dictate your next move. ley said. “I think that’s the main the race in under 24 hours, and tra running, I’d say my weekly GEMINI (May 21-June 20) thing of running 100s, is keep- has earned a spot in next year’s mileage was picked up,” Stan- Physical and emotional changes will race with her top-10 finish. She’s ley said. “I’ve been running for ing your body fueled. If you make your life easier and less stressful. don’t have calories in, you’re go- hoping that running companies Discuss your plans with a loved one and years and years, it’s not like I ing to crash and burn.” will take notice of her finish and prepare to move ahead. Romance is in got into the race and I had four the stars. The toughest part of the hopes to earn a sponsorship deal months to train from scratch to race wasn’t physical, but a men- to help her travel to more races. run 100 miles. I’ve been doing tal aspect. The toughest part of Stanley said she’d change TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 it for a while. I ran a race to get the race came around mile 80, a few things the next time she CANCER (June 21-July 22) into Westerns, so my fitness was shortly after the sunset. runs the race. kind of already there. Anger is a waste of time. Use your “I had a pacer who was out “My training in my head energy to accomplish something “It was there and I was just on my tail, he was a little bit wasn’t what I dreamed it would meaningful. Productivity is the key to maintaining it and figuring getting ahead. Use your imagination behind me and I was worried be. It went well, obviously, be- to find inspiration to make better life out your training plan to make about him. You’re 80 miles into cause the results of my training choices. sure you peak at the right time, a race so your body starts to feel were the results of my race, but LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) so you don’t go into the race it a little bit more, and mentally in my training I think I could You’ll be surprised by the opportunities burnt out or your legs are dead that come your way. Don’t hesitate to it was like, I just need to get to have pushed harder than I did,” say yes and do your part if you want to or you’re not in shape enough — this aid station and see my crew, Stanley said. “It’s a weird bal- reap substantial rewards. Romance is maintaining that balance until and then I’ll be OK,” Stanley ance of overtraining and un- highlighted. race day.” said. “There was a girl that was dertraining, I think. A perfect VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Stanley arrived at Squaw on my tail and I was running scenario would be my boyfriend Stay focused on what you need to Valley before the race, and was finish. Being sidetracked by what others really hard and I just couldn’t Avery paces me, and obviously are doing will lead to major delays. able to erase all nerves and gain shake her. I thought, ‘How does we take first, that would be the Call in favors if it will help you fulfill an even more motivation before the she have this much energy this perfect day, just because we have obligation. event started. far into the race?’ I think that so much fun running together LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) “I knew the other names in Taking day trips, attending business kind of weighed on me a little and it would be cool to win or networking functions or spending the race and I knew their results bit, but as soon as I got to mile Western one day.” the day with youngsters will help you and stuff, but I had won a golden 80, I picked up a pacer and once Stanley plans on running in expand your relationships with others ticket so I knew I deserved to be we were running together, we Run Rabbit Run next on Sept. and inspire you to make personal there,” she said. “They have a big changes. Romance is encouraged. started cruising.” 8-9, a race in Steamboat Springs, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) pre-race meeting and they call The final stretch of the race Colo., where Stanley currently Get the go-ahead before you make up what they thought were the goes through the streets of Au- resides and trains. She’s also changes that will affect others. top 17 women. I thought I would Someone will overreact if you aren’t burn, and ends with a quarter planning on running in the up-front. Choose an alternative lifestyle be called up as well, but I wasn’t. mile run around the track at the Hurt 100, a race taking place in if your current one isn’t working. As soon as that happened, all high school. Hawaii in January 2018. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) my nerves went away and I was “The last three quarters, I still Even with the automatic Do your best to please others, but also just ticked off. I was going out to wasn’t 100 percent sure I had qualification, Stanley is still un- work hard to further your own cause. Offer canny suggestions and smart prove something.” third place locked in. I passed a decided about running in the options. Your enthusiasm will help win That turned out to be a bless- girl at mile 90, and I thought she 2018 Western States 100. you approval. ing in disguise. was on my tail the entire time we “I’m not going to write it off CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) “I had a chip on my shoulder were gunning it,” Stanley said. because I would really love to go Make a positive change that will going into that race. Mentally, I encourage personal growth. Taking care “It wasn’t until I hit the track the back and take it. As far as 2018, of your physical and emotional needs was given that little edge, and last quarter of a mile that I knew I don’t know, we’ll see. There’s will encourage better health, lower your I was no longer nervous,” she nobody was going to pass me, I so many amazing races out stress and foster an upbeat attitude. said. “I have to perform well, could sprint this out and beat there, and it’s a solid five month AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) they don’t even know who I am? anyone that came behind me.” commitment to do any 100. Your charm, inquisitive nature and witty demeanor will set the stage for an OK, well they’re going to know Stanley rounded the track It’s a huge commitment,” she interesting day, filled with exciting ideas by the end of today.” and raced toward the finish said. “If you commit to West- and plans. Partnerships look promising, The race began at 5 a.m. The line to her crew of supporters, ern, you’re kind of throwing and romance is encouraged. competitors had to race to aid including her boyfriend Avery any other races out for August, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) An unexpected opportunity will come stations by a certain time or they Collins, her dad Skeeter and June, July or anything prior to through a back channel. Don’t be would be disqualified. Com- brother Reece, Dean and Tristan that. There’s so many beautiful too quick to take a leap of faith. Not petitors have to run the first 62 Eastham, and Onalaska native races out there that I would like everything or everyone will be on the up miles by themselves, and after Charlie South. to attempt, and doing the same and up. 62 miles are allowed to have up “It was a really cool feeling to race back-to-back years, you’re ARIES (March 21-April 19) Rely on your insight and experience to to three pacers, athletes that can come in and see everybody there sacrificing a lot of other oppor- handle situations that could influence run with them but aren’t part of and not only to finish the race, tunities.” your personal or professional position. Proceed with caution and listen carefully NBA Briefs to others. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) to a league source. Forward Jae Crowder seems Use your physical attributes to help get Marcus Smart on Knicks’ The Celtics could make Smart to be the Celtic most likely to go, things done your way. Emotional tactics will work wonders when dealing with Radar, According to available as they try to clear sal- and has reportedly come up in someone who is trying to get the better ary cap space to sign Gordon sign-and-trade talks with Utah. of you. a League Source Hayward to a four-year, $128 But the Celtics are said to be GEMINI (May 21-June 20) million. But it’s unclear if the looking for assets back from the Communication will open a window By Tribune News Services of opportunity. Network, get involved Celtics will have to or want to Jazz also. Celtics president Danny in activities or groups that you The Knicks have expressed part with Smart if they can work Ainge would want the same for find stimulating and explore new interest in acquiring Celtics out a sign-and-trade with Utah the versatile Smart, the No. 6 pick possibilities. Make love and romance priorities. guard Marcus Smart, according for Hayward. in the 2014 draft, the source said. 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NBA Knicks Sign Tim Hardaway Jr. to Four-Year, $71 Million Offer Sheet By Al Iannazzone to renounce the rights to Derrick utes per game for the Hawks. He Newsday Rose to make room for Hard- averaged 10.8 points per game in away’s salary if the Hawks don’t his two seasons with the Knicks. After being quiet for the first match it. Also, it’s unclear what Before this stunning move, five-plus days of free agency, the Courtney Lee’s future as a Knick the Knicks had expressed inter- Knicks went all-in on bringing would be. The Knicks signed est in acquiring Celtics guard back a player from their recent him to a four-year, $50 million Marcus Smart, according to a past. deal last season. league source. The Knicks signed restricted Many of the players on the The Celtics are trying to clear free agent guard Tim Hardaway Knicks’ roster were hand-picked salary-cap space to sign Gordon Jr. to a four-year, $71 million of- by former team president Phil Hayward to a four-year, $128 fer sheet Thursday night, said Jackson for their fit in the tri- his agent, Mark Bartelstein. The million deal. But if they can work angle offense. The Knicks part- out a sign-and-trade with Utah deal includes a 15 percent trade ed ways with Jackson last week, kicker and the fourth year is a for Hayward, it’s unclear if the meaning there could be a num- Celtics will have to or want to player option. ber of changes to find the play- part with Smart, 23. Multiple The Knicks hope those wrin- ers whom general manager Steve kles will make the Hawks blink Mills and coach Jeff Hornacek teams have inquired about him, and not match the offer sheet. want. the source added. Atlanta has two days to match it. Hardaway was drafted 24th The Knicks’ most glaring They received it Thursday night, by the Knicks in 2013. He spent need, though, is a veteran point according to Bartelstein. two seasons with the Knicks be- guard to mentor first-round pick This was a surprising move, fore Jackson traded him to At- Frank Ntilikina and Ron Baker. given that the Knicks had been lanta in a three-team deal for the They have been in touch with inactive in free agency. People draft rights to Jerian Grant. Af- the agents for Rose, Rajon Rondo who spoke to the Knicks said ter one season, Grant was sent to and Shelvin Mack. Previously, they were looking to sign young the Bulls in the Rose deal. they reached an agreement on players on short deals. Hard- CURTIS COMPTON / Atlanta Journal Constitution via AP Hardaway is coming off the a new two-year deal with Baker, away is only 25, but that is a sig- In this April 22 file photo, Atlanta Hawks’ Tim Hardaway Jr. dunks over Washington most productive season of his signed Ntilikina to his four-year nificant investment and could Wizards’ Markieff Morris and John Wall during Game 3 of an NBA basketball first- four-year career. He averaged rookie contract and inked un- lead to other moves. round playoff series, in Atlanta. The Knicks signed Hardaway to a four-year, $71 14.5 points and shot 45.5 per- drafted rookie Luke Kornet to a First, the Knicks would have million offer sheet Thursday, agent Mark Bartelstein said. cent from the field in 27.3 min- two-way deal. Michael Carter-Williams: Hornets a ‘Bright Light’ After NBA Threw Him Shade By Rick Bonnell his free agency. He never caught passing lanes. He has five career ration of the Big East; Walker big for me. I’ve been told a mil- The Charlotte Observer on as a Bull after being traded triple-doubles and flirted with a starred for Connecticut and lion things in this league. I was from the Milwaukee Bucks half- quadruple-double his first game Carter-Williams played for Syr- Rookie of the Year, and then got This Charlotte Hornets way through the preseason. in the NBA. acuse before the Philadelphia traded... coaching staff has a strong re- “It was hard in Chicago,” As starting point guard Kem- 76ers drafted him 11th overall in “So it’s hard for me to sit back cord with reclamation projects. Carter-Williams said in a one- ba Walker said Wednesday, there 2013. Jeremy Lin was on the outs and believe everything I hear.” on-one interview with the Ob- is every reason for him to be as These two worked out to- Carter-Williams’ inexpen- with the Los Angeles Lakers server. “I came in off an injury hungry as any Hornet this sea- gether the summer before sive salary, playing a premium when he signed with the Hornets (a knee bruise). I didn’t get a son. Carter-Williams’ rookie season. the summer of 2015. He played training camp in Chicago. I was “He feels he has to prove him- They have the same agent, Jeff position, speaks to both his cur- so well his single season in Char- behind a lot in the plays, in the self,” said Walker, who served Schwartz, who represents several rent status in the league and the lotte that the Brooklyn Nets gave team’s chemistry. Everything in as a matchmaker between the Hornets. Hornets looking to avoid paying him a huge contract. Nic Batum the organization was going in a Hornets and Carter-Williams. “I So when Walker did his sales luxury tax. was coming off his worst NBA different direction. don’t think there’s any other situ- pitch — both to Carter-Williams However, he checks several season with the Portland Trail “It’s different here. It’s a bright ation he should be in, but with and Hornets management — he boxes the Hornets desired: A big Blazers when the Hornets ac- light for me; they know their di- us.” drew everyone’s attention. point guard who can play with quired him. A year later, he’d rection and they’re looking for The structure is there: The “Any time your best player or separate from Walker. A guy played so well the Hornets of- pieces. I think I can be a big help.” Hornets have a respected shoot- endorses a player, you’ve got to whose height might mitigate fered him $120 million. Carter-Williams’ flaws are ing coach in Bruce Kreutzer and listen,” Hornets general manager rookie Malik Monk being small Now the test is Michael Cart- well-chronicled: He is a career a point-guard guru in Steve Het- Rich Cho said. for a shooting guard at 6-3. A er-Williams, the Hornets’ new 25 percent 3-point shooter in a zel, who helped Walker reach Walker and Carter-Williams long-armed defender who could backup point guard. He signed league where long-range shoot- All-Star status. had a long talk about the Hor- disrupt opponent passing lanes, for a single season and $2.7 mil- ing is evermore important. He’s This is a prime opportunity nets’ culture, particularly coach lion, reflective of how his career not the best pick-and-roll point to get back on course, and poten- Steve Clifford’s persona. Clifford and help teammates recover de- has declined since being NBA guard, and that is central to al- tially earn a lucrative multiyear can be brutally honest with play- fensively. Rookie of the Year in 2014. most every NBA offense. contract with the Hornets or ers, but they appreciate knowing Bad as the bench was last He’s been traded twice in four But consider the assets: He is some other team in the summer where they stand. season, the Hornets need Carter- seasons. His latest team, the Chi- 6-foot-6 with a 7-foot wingspan, of 2018. “Kemba told me coach is a re- Williams as much as Carter-Wil- cago Bulls, chose not to make which allows him to defend ei- Walker and Carter-Williams ally straight-up and honest guy,” liams needs them. It’s a project him a qualifying offer to restrict ther guard position and disrupt share roots in the old configu- Carter-Williams said. “That’s well worth everyone’s energy.

utes, shooting .405 percent from knowledge said. figures in each of the past 15 sea- season. His agreement with the Heat Formally Cut Ties the field. He was named the 2016 Boston was looking to shed sons. In 2016-17 he played in 82 Spurs is worth $17 million over With Josh McRoberts Big Ten Defensive Player of the salary to open enough space to games for the Clippers and scored two years with an option after the By Tribune News Services Year and was All-Big Ten first give free-agent signee Gordon 12.3 points per game and shot 41 first season, according to ESPN. team as senior season at Purdue. Hayward a max contract. Bradley percent from the field, 36 percent Aside from Carter’s abilities on MIAMI — It ended with a McRoberts averaged 4.1 points, will make $8.8 million next sea- from 3-point range. the court, he will add to the posi- brief announcement and a Twit- 2.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists in an son. Morris will make $5 million According to Marc J. Spears of tive, nurturing culture the Kings ter photo of appreciation. The Josh average of 15.7 minutes with the next season and $5.4 million in ESPN’s The Undefeated, the Cavs, are looking to build. He won the McRoberts era formally is over for Heat. 2018-19. Minnesota Timberwolves and 2015-16 Twyman-Stokes Team- the Miami Heat. ESPN.com’s Adrian Wojn- Washington Wizards will have in- mate of the Year Award, as voted Finishing off the Thursday arowski was first to report the terest in Crawford when the buy- on by players around the NBA, machination to shed McRoberts’ Pistons Moving on From trade. out is finalized. given to an “ideal teammate” who $6 million 2017-18 salary on the Caldwell-Pope, Pick Up displays “selfless play and com- final year of the four-year, $23 mitment and dedication to his million free-agent contract he Bradley for Morris Just-Traded Jamal Kings, Vince Carter team.” signed in the 2014 offseason, the By Tribune News Services Crawford Interested in Carter is one of the most deco- Heat posted a photo of McRoberts Agree to a One-Year Deal, One of the best two-way play- rated players of his generation and dribbling in his Heat No. 4 uni- Cavaliers After Hawks’ Sources Say will likely be inducted into the form with the words, “’Thanks, ers in the league is headed to the Detroit Pistons, and small for- Buyout By Tribune News Services Naismith Memorial Basketball Josh.” Hall of Fame as soon as he is eli- In the trade, the Heat sent ward Marcus Morris is headed to By Tribune News Services The Kings and eight-time All- Boston. Star Vince Carter agreed to a one- gible after his retirement. out a 2023 second-round draft Guard Jamal Crawford is in- Carter was the 1999 NBA pick and part of the $5.1 million It also means free agent Kenta- terested in playing for the Cava- year, $8 million deal Thursday, vious Caldwell-Pope is on his way league sources confirmed to The Rookie of the Year and the 2000 cash allotment teams are allowed liers if his contract is bought out slam dunk contest champion. He spend in trades over the July-to- out of Detroit. by the Atlanta Hawks and has Sacramento Bee _ adding another The Pistons have agreed to successful veteran who they be- was a second-team All-NBA selec- June NBA fiscal calendar. The reached out to Cavs star LeB- tion in 2001 and a third-team se- Heat do not hold a second-round trade Morris to the Boston Celtics ron James, Cleveland.com’s Joe lieve can help mentor their young for Avery Bradley, the Pistons an- players. lection in 2000. He’s averaged 18.2 pick until 2022. Vardon reported. points for his career. Because teams must take nounced Friday. The Pistons will Crawford, 37, was part of a Carter, 40, spent the last three receive a 2019 second-round pick seasons with the Memphis Griz- Carter’s 24,555 career points something back in deals, the Heat three-team sign-and-trade in- rank 22nd in NBA history. acquired Mavericks 2016 second- in the deal. zlies and will reunite with coach volving the Los Angeles Clippers, Carter is the third veteran round pick A.J. Hammons, the Bradley is coming off the best Dave Joerger, who led the Griz- Hawks and Denver Nuggets that to agree to a deal this week. The former Purdue center. season of his seven-year career. zlies in Carter’s first two seasons sent Nuggets forward Danilo Gal- Kings also reached deals with for- Injuries prevented McRoberts The Pistons also rescinded there, as well as former Memphis linari to the Clippers on Thursday. ward Randolph (two years, $24 from ever gaining traction with their $5.5 million qualifying offer teammate Zach Randolph, who In a story posted on the Hawks’ million) and guard George Hill the Heat, appearing in only 81 to Caldwell-Pope, 24, making him agreed to sign with Sacramento website, a statement by general (three years, $57 million). games over his three seasons with an unrestricted free agent. earlier this week. manager Travis Schlenk men- The Kings also have a deal in the team, after appearing in 78 A person with firsthand Carter gives the Kings an ex- tioned the 2018 first-round pick place with Serbian star Bogdan with Charlotte the season prior to knowledge told the Free Press: perienced player who can provide the Hawks received along with Bogdanovic (three years, $27 mil- his signing. “We made this deal instead of (re- minutes at small forward. The center Diamond Stone, but said lion), a shooting guard whose Prior to another injury- signing) Caldwell-Pope. We have 6-foot-6 swingman averaged 8.0 nothing about Crawford, likely draft rights the Kings acquired plagued season, McRoberts said 12 guys. Looking to finish out the points and 3.1 rebounds for the indicating Crawford is not in their last year in a trade with Phoenix. during last seasons’ training camp roster with two more.” plans. Grizzlies last season. of fan frustration over the lack of Bradley, 26, averaged 16.2 A winner of the NBA’s Sixth The Kings like that Carter is a a payoff, “I completely get it, man. points per game and shot 39 per- Man Award a record three times, career 37.4 percent 3-point shooter Former Kings Forward I’m a big white guy who gets hurt cent from 3-point range for the Crawford has two years remain- and they think he’ll help provide all the time. I wouldn’t like me ei- Celtics, who reached the Eastern ing on his contract. The guaran- spacing on the court. Rudy Gay Agrees to ther. So I completely understand Conference finals last season. He teed portion is $14.2 million for Sacramento drafted small for- 2-Year Deal With Spurs where it comes from. I get it.” will be an unrestricted free agent next season and $3 million more ward Justin Jackson 15th overall Teammates, however, continu- next summer. in 2018, according to spotrac.com. last month, and Garrett Temple is By Tribune News Services ally expressed appreciation for Bradley is currently available With Crawford primarily be- the only other experienced wing When Rudy Gay declined his McRoberts’ passing and playmak- for a contract extension, but that’s ing paid by the Hawks, the Cavs player under contract. Carter’s player option with the Kings, it ing when he was able to get to the unlikely, although the Pistons are could offer Crawford all or part of addition will help Joerger keep was expected he’d land with a court. interested in a long-term engage- a mid-level exception worth $5.2 young players out of situations contender. Hammons was selected in the ment. million or sign him to a league- they’re unprepared to handle. On Thursday, he did just that. second round, No. 46 overall, out “He won’t extend — money is minimum contract of $2.33 mil- Also on Thursday, Rudy Gay, According to sources around of Purdue by Dallas in the 2016 too low. ... We hope it’s long-term lion. last season’s starting small for- the NBA, the 30-year-old small draft. He appeared in 22 games but even if he leaves we’ll have had The eighth overall pick of the ward, agreed to a two-year deal forward agreed to a two-year, $17 last season with the Mavericks, a year to see (rookie Luke) Ken- Cavs in 2000 who was traded to with the San Antonio Spurs. Gay million deal with the San Antonio averaging 2.2 points and 1.6 re- nard and we’ll maintain finan- the Chicago Bulls on draft night, opted out of a deal worth a little Spurs. He joins a team that has bounds in an average of 7.4 min- cial flexibility,” the person with Crawford has averaged in double more than $14 million for next won five NBA titles since 1999. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017

third inning to build a 10-1 lead, Legion then added nine in the sixth to Tigers Tour Gonzaga cap the win. Continued from Sports 1 “It was a good game for us to start the tournament,” Titus play hard,” Rochester coach Will coach Rex Ashmore said. Brad Quarnstrom said. “I’ve Centralia faced Montesano been happy with that.” on Friday and lost 9-2, despite Rochester is back on the field out-hitting Montesano 7 to 5. today against Awesome Ford Montesano scored five runs at 12:30 p.m. at Capital High in the first inning, and added two School. runs in each the fourth and the sixth innings to cruise to the win. Titus Will Wins “Defensively, we played fine, and we hit the ball real well. The Thursday, Falls Friday at story with Monte, giving up five runs in the first on one hit — we Lakefair Tournament had trouble catching a fly ball OLYMPIA — Centralia Titus and throwing strikes after that,” Will earned a win on Thursday, Ashmore said. “It’s hard, playing but lost on Friday here in legion with a wood bat, to come back baseball action at the Lakefair down early like that, and to out- Tournament. hit them and still not be within On Thursday, the Centralia striking distance was still disap- junior American Legion squad pointing.” tallied 17 hits in a 22-5 win over Still, Ashmore said, there Gonzaga Prep. were positives to Friday’s loss. Kelly Hines was 3 for 5 with “I liked the way we played four RBIs and Kolby Sharp was 2 defense, we had a lot of kids to for 3 with two RBIs. move around today into differ- LYNNAE ERICKSON / Courtesy Photo Derek Beairsto was 3 for 5 ent positions and they respond- The Centralia Lady Tigers basketball team headed to Spokane last week to participate in Gonzaga University’s annual with two doubles and three RBIs ed well,” he said. “Our pitch- summer camp and tournament. Centralia won six games and lost three over four days at GU. Pictured in the top row, and Mason Titus had two hits ing needs to be better, give us a from left to right: Dani Dennis, Danika Jensen, Rachel Wilkerson, Kenady Strophy, Ellie Corwin, Carissa Kaut, Hannah and drove in a pair of runs. Jack- chance to win games like that.” Porter, Kylie Sharp and Makayla Erickson. In the bottom row, from left: coach Jeff Beasley, coach Maxx Waring, and head son Hull added two hits and two Titus Will is back on the field coach Doug Ashmore. RBIs for Centralia. Saturday at 5:30 p.m. against Titus Will scored four runs Volkswagen of Olympia at Capi- in the second and five in the tal High School. NBA Cavaliers Add Forward Jeff Green, Remain Undaunted by Last Season’s Averages By Marla Ridenour According to Vardon, that ments since the NBA’s free-agent Akron Beacon Journal would prevent the Cavs from moratorium ended Thursday. signing swingman Cedi Os- “We wish him well. He made a Perhaps the Cavaliers are man, a second-round draft pick number of contributions to our banking on the LeBron James in 2015 who has been playing team, our organization and com- effect. in Turkey and is ready to make munity and we certainly appreci- Friday night the Cavs added his NBA debut. Vardon report- ate that. For us where we are now, a second player to their second ed that Osman is in Las Vegas unit who is coming off the worst we have to get out of this hole spending time with the Cavs. and we felt we had an opportu- statistical season of his NBA ca- David Aldridge of NBA.com reer. A league source confirmed nity to improve our team, and reported that the Cavs, Minne- that’s why we did what we did. they agreed to terms of a one- sota Timberwolves, Washington “It’s the tough part of this job. year, $2.3 million contract with Wizards and Lakers were the top forward Jeff Green. teams in pursuit of Crawford. You always have to put the team According to ESPN’s Brian The eighth overall pick of the first, and so that’s what we did. Windhorst, James had “active Cavs in 2000 who was traded to When we had an opportunity to conversations” with Green be- the Chicago Bulls on draft night, get a guy like Jeff Teague, that’s fore Green’s decision. Crawford has averaged in double what we wanted to do.” Green, 30, has played for four figures in each of the past 15 sea- Rubio’s improved scoring in teams in the past three seasons. sons. last season’s final two months With the Orlando Magic in 2016- didn’t dissuade Thibodeau from 17, he averaged 9.2 points and 3.1 choosing Teague. The 29-year- rebounds, both career lows. Tom Thibodeau: old has played 66 playoff games That also fits the profile of Timberwolves ‘Put and in 2014-15 helped lead At- Jose Calderon, who agreed to lanta to 60 regular-season victo- terms of a one-year deal with the the Team First’ in ries and the Eastern Conference Cavs on Saturday after averag- finals. ing 3.4 points, 1.8 rebounds and Trading Ricky Rubio Thibodeau called Teague a 2.1 assists for the Los Angeles By Jerry Zgoda player who has been “a part of Lakers and Atlanta Hawks last Star Tribune season. Calderon, 35, is slated teams that have won big” and a to take over as the backup point A week after essentially swap- “terrific” pick-and-roll player who guard. ping one starting point guard was difficult to defend alongside Drafted fifth overall by the for another, Timberwolves boss Hawks teammate Al Horford. CH575246hw.cg Boston Celtics in 2007, Green Tom Thibodeau on Friday ad- has posted career averages of dressed trading away fan-favor- 13.5 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.6 ite Ricky Rubio and signing free assists, and has shot 44 percent agent Jeff Teague by saying he from the field and 33 percent did what he needed to do. from 3-point range. A week earlier, Thibodeau At 6-foot-9, Green has the traded Rubio to Utah for a 2018 length and athleticism to help first-round pick and then used the Cavs defensively and can Rubio’s $14.1 million salary to move to power forward in small sign Teague — an eight-year lineups, which might have made NBA veteran whom the Wolves him appealing to the Cavs. coach and president of basketball YELM Whether the Cavs will end operations praised for his playoff up with guard Jamal Crawford is experience and offensive savvy — another matter. to a three-year, $57 million con- Sent from the Los Angeles tract. Clippers to the Hawks in a three- The Wolves reached an agree- team sign-and-trade on Thurs- ment with veteran forward Taj day, Crawford received a buyout Gibson on a two-year, $28 mil- from the Hawks, according to lion contract two days later. ESPN’s Chris Haynes. Crawford That reunites Gibson with both had $17.2 million guaranteed re- Thibodeau and former Bulls maining on his contract. teammate Jimmy Butler, the A source close to Crawford three-time All-Star acquired in a told Cleveland.com’s Joe Vardon draft-night trade. that Crawford was “Cleveland’s Six years after arriving from to lose” on Friday. Vardon re- Spain to a heartfelt airport greet- ported Thursday that Crawford ing, Rubio is gone to the Jazz, had reached out to James. which will play sans departing But Vardon reported from free agent Gordon Hayward. the NBA summer league that “Ricky did a good job here; Crawford, 37, wants all of the we’re happy for him,” Thibodeau Cavs’ available $5.2 million mid- told reporters in a conference level exception. call during his first public com-

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Racing Better by Stages? NASCAR’s New Points System Midway Through Season By Jared Peck nus for second, regular season) Lexington Herald-Leader for a total of 2,031 points. For the sake of this exercise, If you’re just tuning into we’ll also declare Kyle Larson NASCAR as it comes to Ken- the regular season champ and tucky Speedway this week, you’re give him 2,000 plus 10 (two going to notice some changes to wins) plus 3 (stage wins) plus 15 how the races are run. (champ bonus) for 2,028 points. The Quaker State 400 at That hypothetical puts Truex Sparta marks the midway point ahead of Larson as the playoffs of the season and a good time to begin, no matter that he actually look at how the new stage format trails Larson by 18 series points influences each race and the sea- as we head to Kentucky. son points standings. Playoff points will matter a Is it complicated? Yes. great deal. And who’s second in Is it consequential? Possibly, playoff points, so far? Seven-time but when NASCAR unveiled it champion Jimmie Johnson. ahead of the Daytona 500 this year, it said the four drivers vy- ing for the title last season would Winning Matters Most have been the same under this Winning still gets you an au- configuration. tomatic berth in the playoffs, i.e. What the new system does, the final 10 races of the season most certainly, is put a premium formerly known as The Chase, so on running up front consistently long as you remain in the top 30 throughout an entire race and in series points and there aren’t throughout the entire season. KAREEM ELGAZZAR / The Cincinnati Enquirer via AP 16 other race winners ahead of And unlike past years, the bo- Jamie McMurray’s NASCAR Cup car is moved off pit row as action on the track is called off due to storms, Friday at Kentucky you in series points (a somewhat nuses drivers earn for winning Speedway in Sparta, Ky. unlikely scenario). races and stages don’t get tossed And winning gives you the until Final Four drivers reach the “I think everybody’s really winner and then 35 for second Kenseth crawl his way back into biggest boost in playoff points. last race of the season. enjoyed the stage racing,” said and 34 for third and etc. down to a battle for the playoffs.” Series points matter, of course, Does it enhance the fan expe- Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who has two 1 for 36th and everybody else at but as NASCAR says, “winning rience as NASCAR stated as one race wins, including last week’s the end of the pack. Playoff Points trumps all.” of its intended goals? You’ll have Coke Zero 400 at Daytona. “It So, if Jimmy Johnson wins Here’s where we get really to be the judge of that. definitely has given us another the race and Stage 1, he gets 40 newfangled. Keeping the Edge NASCAR hasn’t released its opportunity to play strategy, plus 10 equals 50 series points. If Drivers who win races are attendance figures for years, so knowing when cautions coming Kyle Busch finishes second and Unlike last year when NAS- awarded five “playoff points,” it’s hard to gauge the impact at out.” wins Stage 2, he gets 35 plus 10 CAR erased all points advan- which will be added to their the gate. The system also offers If you’ve ever been to a home- equals 45 points. tages after the first round of the television networks guaranteed town dirt track like Richmond points total when the playoffs playoffs (three of the 10 races), You might remember drivers begin. commercial time where viewers Raceway or even the Tony Stew- getting a bonus point for lead- drivers now get to keep all the won’t miss any of the action, a art-owned Eldora Speedway in But wait, there’s more: Win- points and bonuses they earn ing a lap or leading the most laps. ners of race stages also get a play- peeve ever since auto racing be- Ohio, you’ve seen the evening Those don’t exist anymore. If you until only four drivers remain for off point. the final race at Homestead. gan airing live, but there are no broken up into two or three were that driver and you don’t signs it has improved weekly TV heats and a feature. And the top 10 of the 16 driv- Just as last year, each of those win one of the stages, you’ve ers who make the playoffs are four drivers are set on equal foot- ratings. Welcome to NASCAR’s ver- timed your dominance poorly. sion of that where all the drivers awarded playoff points based ing and whoever finishes best in Sorry. on their order of finish after 25 the finale wins the Monster En- Stages race each “heat” and no one gets But there are a lot more eliminated from one stage to the races with 15 playoff points go- ergy Cup title. Races in all three series, points out there for the taking ing to the “regular season cham- Will knowing all of this help next. than in the past, and that might Monster Energy Cup, Xfinity But they do get rewarded. pion” (yes, NASCAR will declare you enjoy Saturday’s race and the and Camping World Trucks, are get your favorite driver into the a “regular season champion”), rest of the season? Maybe it’s not playoffs. divided into three stages. Points then 10 for second, 8 for 3rd, and best to not know how the sau- The first two stages are each “That’s really kind of shifted etc. down to 1 for 10th. sage is made. roughly a quarter of the race Drivers in the top 10 at the the points standings,” Stenhouse What in the world does all Or as Denny Hamlin put it (it’s sometimes tweaked for fuel end of each of the first two stages said of the stage points. “If you this mean? when the system was announced: or tire wear considerations). For are awarded series points on a 10 look at the people that have Martin Truex Jr. has won “You don’t necessarily need to Kentucky, Stage 1 ends on Lap for first to 1 for 10th scale. gained those stage points, man, more stages, by far, (11) than know how a watch works, you 80, Stage 2 ends on Lap 160 (and Additionally, drivers are they are really far ahead in the anyone else. If the playoffs began just need to know what time it is. marks when the race becomes awarded series points for how points and have kind of gapped today, he’d see his points total You’re going to see better racing “official”) and the Final Stage they finish in the Final Stage themselves. Those stage points reset to 2,000 plus 10 (two wins) on the racetrack, and that’s all ends on Lap 267. with 40 points going to the race are really what has helped Matt plus 11 (stage wins) plus 10 (bo- that matters.” Matt Kenseth Won’t be Back With Joe Gibbs for 2018 NASCAR Season By Dave Kallmann in the middle of his rookie Cup at all,” Kenseth said. “Not nearly for Danica Patrick); and Petty plative than in previous years, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel season with the JGR-affiliated up to my standards or my team’s No. 43 (Aric Almirola’s contract saying he had talked with Jeff Furniture Row Racing. standards. ends). Gordon and Carl Edwards about Matt Kenseth says he isn’t Jones, 21, said Thursday also “You know really trying to get Kenseth was asked specifi- how they arrived at their deci- sure where he’ll be driving in at Kentucky he hadn’t been told back to victory lane. Hopefully cally about the 88. He was close sions and had wondered how 2018, but it won’t be with Joe yet what car he’d drive next year get qualified for the playoffs here with Earnhardt when they were he’d know when it was time. Gibbs Racing. but expected to learn soon. The and have a shot at a champion- coming up through the then- “Do you just wake up one day “As of today I do not have a decision is up to Gibbs. But Toy- ship is pretty much focus at this Busch (now Xfinity) Series and and feel like, man, I don’t really job for next year,” the 2003 NAS- ota and Gibbs appeared to have point.” has become good friends with CAR champion said Friday at want to do this anymore?” he a progression plan in mind for A win would almost certainly Jimmie Johnson, who has won said at the time. “Or do you have Kentucky Speedway. “I certainly Jones already two or three years put Kenseth into the playoffs. seven championships with Hen- that day when you’re running hope to still be racing. ago. Next week will reach the one- drick. “I haven’t really worked on All of Joe Gibbs Racing has year anniversary of Kenseth’s “I probably already said too bad and they look at you like, I anything real hard. I don’t think struggled this season, not scor- most recent victory. much about what I’m not doing don’t want you driving anymore I’ll have the option to race at JGR ing a single Monster Energy “I think I got some wins left next year,” he said, “so I don’t re- because you’re running bad?” next year, unfortunately.” NASCAR Cup victory with its in me and hopefully can race for ally have anything to talk about Otherwise Kenseth’s answer Kenseth, 45, has won 14 races four drivers. Kyle Busch ranks championships,” he said. “Right for what I’m doing.” was generally the same as it has for Gibbs since arriving in 2013, third in points, Denny Hamlin now my focus is on finishing up Before the season, Kenseth been for years: As long as he’s including seven that first season. ninth, Kenseth 11th and rookie this year.” faced the usual questions about having fun and competitive and He spent his first 13 full-time Daniel Suarez 18th. Rides that still are open for how much longer he might con- as long as Gibbs will have him. Cup seasons at Roush Fenway The only two Toyota victories 2018 or are considered pos- tinue to race. But now the second part of Racing (initially Roush Racing), have come from Martin Truex Jr., sibilities to become available Kenseth was more contem- the equation has changed. for which he was rookie of the Jones’ FRR teammate. include: Front Row No. 77 (as- year in 2000 and won 24 races, Kenseth has just three top- suming Jones moves to the Gibbs including the 2009 and 2012 five finishes this season and is No. 20); Hendrick No. 88 (Dale MILLION DOLLAR Daytona 500s. right near the line between mak- Earnhardt Jr. retiring) and No. It seems likely Gibbs plans ing the 16-driver playoffs and 5 (sponsorship questions for to replace Kenseth in its No. 20 failing to qualify. Kasey Kahne); Stewart Haas No. $HOOTOUT Toyota with Erik Jones, who is “It has not been a good year 10 (depending on sponsorship BROUGHT TO YOU BY MLB Briefs Darvish Agrees to days of rest before his first start Tigers’ Outfielder Justin Pacific Sports Spa: Providing state of the art Recovery Methods and Impact Concussion Testing for Local Athletes. of the second half, at Kansas City Rangers’ Wishes, on July 16. Upton Added to All-Star GET YOUR Withdraws From All-Star “He would love to be able Game Roster to pitch in the All-Star Game,” SHOOTER PASS Game Banister said. “We’re worried By Tribune News Services By Tribune News Services about winning games. He is all CLEVELAND — The Detroit TODAY! in on winning.” Tigers have two All-Stars. ARLINGTON, Texas — Yu Darvish, who was unavail- Darvish agreed to the Rangers’ Left fielder Justin Upton was able for comment, is expected to a late addition to the American CALL TODAY TO PRE REGISTER wishes and withdrew from the go to Miami and participate in All-Star Game on Friday. League All-Star team, Major OR SIGN UP THE DAY OF THE EVENT All-Star activities. He will collect Darvish is scheduled to start League Baseball announced Fri- a $50,000 bonus for being select- on Sunday against the Los Ange- day afternoon. les Angels. According to the la- ed to the team. Upton is hitting .271 with 15 SINK A HOLE-IN-ONE AND WIN bor agreement, an All-Star start- This marks the first time home runs and 54 RBIs. It will ing pitcher who works on Sunday since 1972 that the Rangers will be his fourth All-Star appear- $ must be available for the game not have an active player in the ance and first in the AL. 1,000,000 All-Star Game. Their selection, He was a two-time All-Star ! on Tuesday. The Rangers had an easy time, manager Jeff Banister shortstop Toby Harrah, was with the Arizona Diamondbacks ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT HOSPICE PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES said, convincing Darvish that it injured in the week before the in 2009 and 2011 and one-time THURSDAY, JULY 20TH would be in his best interests to game and was replaced by Oak- with the San Diego Padres in 2015. RIVERSIDE GOLF COURSE skip an All-Star appearance. land’s Bert Campaneris. “It’s an honor to be selected as PREQUALIFYING ROUND 5PM - 7:45PM The Rangers based the re- Three other starters who will an All-Star for the first time as a AT THE DRIVING RANGE quest on a desire to keep Darvish pitch on Sunday — Cleveland’s Tiger,” Upton said in a statement healthy for the entire season. In Corey Kluber, Detroit’s Michael released by the team. “I can’t wait his first full season since under- Fulmer and the Los Angeles to get to South Florida to enjoy CH575665hw.cg going Tommy John surgery, Dar- Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw — the festivities with Michael (Ful- FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL JENNY COLLINS AT [email protected] vish leads the club with 1111/3 also opted not to participate in mer) and hopefully bring home a OR CALL 360.623.1560 OR GO TO visitingnursesfoundation.org innings. He will get two extra the game. W for the American League.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 Life Editor: Eric Schwartz Phone number: 807-8224 e-mail: [email protected]

Lots of Newborns Now Roam Meadows of Northwest Trek

Five Bison Calves, Four mer, the wildlife park will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Photos by Ingrid Barrentine Elk Calves and Two daily through Labor Day. The Caribou Calves Latest last tram of the day will leave the station at 6 p.m., and visi- Additions to Wildlife tors will have until 7:30 p.m. to Preserve make their way out of the wild- life park. By Northwest Trek “We are pleased to have so Another American bison many newborn animals in the calf was born at Northwest Trek free-roaming area for our visitors Wildlife Park, located about 17 to see and enjoy,” said Northwest miles east of Yelm, last week, Trek Zoological Curator Marc bringing to five the number of Heinzman. “They help us tell the newborn mammals in the wild- story of animals that are native life park’s free-roaming area. to the Northwest and highlight In addition, four woodland conservation successes like that caribou females and two new- of the American bison.” born caribou calves rejoined the Bison are among several na- herd in Northwest Trek’s 435- tive Northwest herd animals on acre natural habitat for hooved exhibit at Northwest Trek. animals on Tuesday morning. Visitors also are likely to see All told, the number of Roosevelt elk, and Woodland car- baby animals now roaming ibou in the forests and meadows. the meadows and forests of the Several bighorn sheep and wildlife park is impressive: newborn lambs, Columbia • Five bison calves black-tailed deer, a mountain animals. animals in the wild. Northwest Trek and its part- • Four Roosevelt elk calves goat, two trumpeter swans, Children from toddlers Carrying a refillable bottle ners, Lancer Hospitality and • Two woodland caribou flocks of Canada geese and six through tweens can climb and for water and other beverages Wildlife Trading Co., have elim- calves North American moose also slide and play in the nature- is one easy way people can help inated the sale of plastic bottles • Two bighorn sheep lambs live in the free-roaming area. inspired Kids’ Trek playground, the environment. Single-use and single-use plastic bags on • Several deer fawns Although every season car- where imagination and exercise plastic bottles are one of the big- site. Visitors are encouraged to • Dozens of goslings ries its own charm — and reign supreme. gest culprits in the mountains of bring refillable water bottles Visitors are likely to see distinct views of animals and And everywhere visitors go, plastic trash that clog rivers and with them when they come. many — or all — of them dur- scenery — at Northwest Trek, keepers and members of North- oceans, harming the animals For more information, go to ing the 50-minute, naturalist summer is a wonderful time to west Trek’s interpretive staff are that live there. www.nwtrek.org. narrated tour of the Free-Roam- come and see newborn animals available to dispense facts about ing Area that comes with every gain their legs and grow. the animals, talk about the need admission to Northwest Trek. In addition to the tram tour for conservation and pro- Visitors ride aboard comfortable through the free-roaming area, vide visitors with lists trams with large windows for visitors may walk forested path- of small actions ideal animal watching. ways to natural habitats that they can take And just in time for are home to black bears, gray to help the longer days wolves, red foxes, coyotes, bob- of sum- cats, Canada lynx, river otters, beavers and other Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 LIFE

Community Editor’s Best Bet Experts to Talk About Climate Change Environmental experts grams for the Chehalis River Ghitis, climate scientist for will be answering questions Basin Land Trust with a bach- the Northwest Indian Fisher- about climate change dur- elor of arts degree in environ- ies Commission. ing a presentation 6-8:30 p.m. mental science with focus on Free tickets are avail- Saturday at the Chehalis Riv- chemistry and mass extinc- able at chehalislandtrust.org/ Calendar er Basin Land Trust office in tion; Ron Figlar-Barnes, the LfromtheC. Saturday, July 8 Centralia. Environmental Protection The Chehalis River Basin HAVE AN EVENT YOU Speaking will be Kylea Agency coordinator for the Land Trust office is located at Campout Adventure WOULD LIKE TO INVITE Johnson, director of pro- Skokomish Tribe; and Eliza 612 S. Tower Ave., Centralia. Planned for THE PUBLIC TO? Hall council chamber, 350 N. Market or [email protected] teacher, Adams is an avid Civil Mount St. Helens Submit your calendar items Blvd., Chehalis, agendas available NAMI Lewis County Connections, War re-enactor and historical to Newsroom Assistant Doug at http://ci.chehalis.wa.us/meetings, recovery support group for adults with speaker. A Family Adventure Cam- 360-345-1042 mental illness, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the While the novel tells the pout Weekend will be held noon week before you would like Centralia Historic Preservation Com- Senior Center, 2545 N. National Ave., mission, 5:30 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Ma- Chehalis, 360-785-9668 family’s story, it is based on 100 Saturday to noon Sunday at the them to be printed. He can be ple St., Centralia, 360-330-7695 Al Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6-7 p.m., letters between David Brainard Science and Learning Center on reached at calendar@chronline. Mount St. Helens Lewis County Board of Health, 1:30 Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Griffin and his wife and three com or 360-807-8238. Please p.m., BOCC Board Room, second floor, 360-237-4082, 360-269-2531 Reservations are required. include all relevant information, young children, detailing the Lewis County Courthouse, agenda Second Chance/Lewis County Brain survival and difficulties faced by The cost is $100 per person, as well as contact information. available at http://goo.gl/zKXB3, Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call 360- with children 2 and under free. Events can also be submitted 360-740-1148 864-4341 or 360-983-3166 for meeting the soldier (Adams’ great-great- Scholarships are available. at www.chronline.com Centralia Parks Board, 5 p.m., Fort location grandfather) during his two Among the activities will Borst Park Kitchen 2, 360-330-7662 GriefShare, a recovery group for years of service. be wildflower identification, a Mossyrock Fire Department, fire those who have lost a loved one, 7-8:30 The Chehalis Timberland guided nature walk, stargazing commissioners, noon, main station, 137 p.m., Mountain View Baptist Church, Library is located at 400 N. Mar- a.m., Chehalis E. Main St., Mossyrock, 360-983-3456 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia, $10, (weather permitting), eruption ket Blvd. For more information, WonderWorks Weekends, for chil- Lewis County Cemetery District 360-827-2172 story skits, GPS scavenger hunts, dren, noon, Randle 4, 6 p.m., Randle Fire Station annex, Grateful Girlfriends, support group contact the library at (360) 748- an aquatic animal activity, mi- Sensory Friendly Movie, for children 360-494-4031 for women experiencing cancer, 7-8:30 3301 or visit www.TRL.org. croscopes, geology and ecology. with special needs, 2 p.m., Centralia Napavine Planning Commission, 6 p.m., Centralia Nazarene Church, 1119 W. The center is located at 19000 p.m., 407 Birch Ave. SW, Napavine, 360- First St., 360-748-9508 or lcdrmeyers@ Spirit Lake Highway, milepost 262-3547, ext. 213 reachone.com Holus Bolus to Perform Organizations GriefShare, a recovery group for 43.3, state Route 504. those who have lost a loved one, 10 at Tiki Tap House For reservations, call 360- Prairie Steppers Square and Round Dance Club, 7-8 p.m. Plus, 8-10:30 p.m. Organizations a.m.-noon, Faith Baptist Church, 436 274-2114. Coal Creek Road, Chehalis, $20 for work- Holus Bolus, the one-man Mainstream, potluck at break, Oakview Chehalis American Legion Post 22, book, (360-264-4482, 360-785-3635, or psychedelic-acoustiloop musi- Grange, Centralia, 360-736-5172 or general meeting, 4 p.m., 555 N. Market www.griefshare.org cian, will be bringing his one-of- 360-273-4884 Blvd., Chehalis, 360-740-7889 East County Support Group, NAMI Cheese Days Gluten Intolerance Group of Lewis Lewis County Community Network, a kind show to Tiki Tap House in Lewis County, for those affected by County, 10 a.m., Providence Centralia 3-5 p.m, second floor conference room, Centralia, at 8 p.m. Thursday as Continues in Toledo mental illness, 10-11 a.m., Salkum Hospital chapel conference room, (509) Lewis County Public Health & Social Ser- part of a 10-show Northwest tour. Timberland Library community room, Cheese Days continues in To- 230-6394, [email protected], vices Building, 360 NW North St., Cheha- 208-476-8070 Tom Boylan, who is Holus ledo today. This year is the 125th http://goo.gl/bWXTmr lis, 206-719-3226 Bolus, is from Crescent City, anniversary of the city of Toledo, Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity California, and he performs live and the theme is “125 Years of Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Support Groups 748-1753, [email protected] Wednesday, July 12 looping wvith an acoustic guitar Connections.” This year’s event and small drum kit. is held through Sunday. Alzheimer’s caregiver support group, Centralia-Chehalis Emblem Club, 7 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 10:30 a.m-noon, Centralia First United p.m., Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Laying down one layer at a The Toledo Lions Club spear- Methodist Church, 506 S. Washington tralia, 360-736-5439 Jackson Highway, Chehalis time, this multi-instrumentalist heads the event, which includes Ave., Centralia, 360-628-4980 Young Professionals Lewis County creates the sound of a full band a golf tournament, large garage Support Groups Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., River- that mixes rock, reggae, grooves, sale, car show and unique tradi- side Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, jam, and spacey swirls. tions such as the frog jumping Sunday, July 9 Grandparents as Parents, 6-8 206-293-6126 p.m., 420 Centralia College Blvd., Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., Boylan has been performing contest and free cheese sand- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo as Holus Bolus for over 10 years, wiches. A bazaar, parade and Centralia, 360-736-9391, ext. 298 or St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 1-877-813-2828 Highway 12, Rochester, 360-273-9884 touring all throughout the west pizza eating contest also make Jackson Highway, Chehalis Lewis County Breast Cancer Support Burger Nite, Chehalis Eagles, 5-7 and southwest, and has released up the list of endless activities to Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Group, 5:30 p.m., Providence Regional p.m., 1993 S. Market Blvd., $2, Chehalis, four studio albums. entertain. Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Cancer Clinic, 2015 Cooks Hill Road, 360-748-7241 sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal Tiki Tap House is located at 360-304-8472 Do’s, Dont’s and How to Recycle, 6 Church, Chehalis, 360-623-9438 Peril of the Plains (and other foolery), Lewis County Breast Cancer Support p.m., WSU Lewis County Extension 404 N. Tower Ave., Centralia. 7 p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, adults $12 Coach Train Excursions to Milburn, 1 Group, 5-7 p.m., Providence Regional Meeting Room, Lewis County Court- in advance, $13 at the door, children 12 and 3 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad Cancer System — Centralia, 2015 Cooks house, sponsored by WSU Lewis Coun- Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- and under $6, tickets available online at & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- Hill Road, 360-304-8472 tuy Master Recycler Composters, pre- gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, mortonroxy.org or BCJ Gallery, Morton. halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 registration required, 360-740-1216 360-748-7241 Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, p.m., Olympia Street, www.teninofarm- 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, Tuesday, July 11 ersmarket.org, www.facebook.com/ Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 Public Agencies Public Agencies TeninoFarmersMarket/ Pioneer Pie Social, 1:30 p.m., Cla- Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Riverside Fire Authority Board of Centralia Planning Commission, 6 Club Mom Children’s Clothing quato Church, 125 Water St., Chehalis, open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Headquar- p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Bank and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Centra- pie auction by Todd Mason & Friends, p.m., food available, 360-736-9030 ters Station, 1818 Harrison Ave., Centra- Maple St., Centralia, 360-330-7671 lia Christian Church, 1215 W. Main St., entertainment by Chris Guenther, silent Health and Hope Medical Outreach, lia, 360-736-3975 or sslorey@riverside- Grays Harbor Fire District 1, 7 p.m., 360-736-7655 auction, raffles, pie by the slice, games free medical clinic, 5:30-8 p.m., North- fire.net Oakville Fire Hall, 360-273-6541 Karaoke, with Lou Morales, 7:30 p.m., Wes Knodel Gun and Knife west Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill Road, Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S. Market Blvd. Show, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Southwest Centralia, for those whose income is less Chehalis, 360-748-7241 than 200 percent of the poverty level, Libraries Libraries Washington Fairgrounds, $7 360-623-1485 Dress for Success, Reliable Enterpris- Tri State Jack Russell Rainier Hunt Wacky Wednesday Scavenger Hunts, Animal Pals Family Storytime, for es, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., New Life Thrift Store, Greater Lewis County Community for all ages, all day, Winlock Classic, 10:30 a.m., Southwest Washing- Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Boist- children, 10:30 a.m., Centralia 1757 N. National Ave., Chehalis, 360-736- ton Fairgrounds Family Storytime, for children age 9558, ext. 149 fort Street, Chehalis, representatives Eric Haines, Comedy Variety Show, Mineral School Arts & Crafts Fair, 10 2-6, 10:15 a.m., Tenino for all ages, 11 a.m., Tenino Coach Train Excursions to Milburn, 1 from Discover! Children’s Museum and a.m.-5 p.m., 114 Mineral Road S., Mineral, In-Tot Child Development Center Angel Ocasio, Comedy Show, for all Border Collies International, Per- and 3 p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad 360-496-0368 ages, 10:30 a.m., Oakville & Museum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Che- forming Canine Team, for all ages, 2 Explore & Create: Engineering Chal- p.m., Winlock, and 6 p.m., Salkum halis, steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 Public Agencies lenge, for all ages. 11 a.m., Winlock Riverview Train Excursion to Ruth, 5 Support Groups Ice Cream and Books, for teens, 3:30 Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., Family Movie Matinee, for children p.m., Tenino p.m., Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Mu- grades 1-6, 2 p.m., Centralia seum, 1101 SW Sylvenus St., Chehalis, GriefShare, a video seminar focus- City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, Away at War: A Civil War Story of the steamtrainride.com, 360-748-9593 ing on helping people who have lost 360-330-7670 PageTurners Book Discussion, for Family Left Behind, for teens and adults, a loved one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring Lewis County Planning Commission, teens and adults, “A Truck Full of Money,” 6 p.m., Chehalis Steam Train Ride and Museum Visit, Valley Community Church, 104 Frase by Tracy Kidder, 3 p.m., Salkum 11 a.m., 2:15 p.m., Mt. Rainier Railroad, 6 p.m., Lewis County Courthouse, 360- Road, Onalaska, 360-870-2782, http:// 740-1284, http://goo.gl/1a1Zb Elbe, 888-STEAM-11 svcchurch.com/griefshare/ Open garden, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 4162 Lewis County PUD Commission, Organizations Organizations Jackson Highway, Chehalis 10 a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pa- Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, Nehemiah Brown, singing music cific Ave., Chehalis, 360-748-9261 or Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- Monday, July 10 1-800-562-5612 11 a.m., call for meeting locations, from the Dean Martin-Frank Sinatra 360-748-6189 ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- era, country and Gospel, doors open at coda, 360-736-6717 Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., 5 p.m., music begins at 6 p.m., Toledo Renton Woman to United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., High School, $10, cookies, coffee and Libraries Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., Winlock Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, water, tickets at Toledo Senior Center, Give Talk at Women’s Border Collies International, Per- 360-388-5252 forming Canine Team, for all ages, 11 Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck 360-864-2112 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, UFC 213, 7 p.m., CraftHouse, Lucky Luncheon a.m., Packwood, 2 p.m. Randle dinner 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., 360-864-2023 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Eagle Casino, Rochester, 800-720-1788 Mary Barlow, Renton, will WonderWorks: Osmo Games, for Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 Wes Knodel Gun and Knife Show, 9 children, 2 p.m., Oakville Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary be speaking about “Life, Liberty Assembly of God, Centralia, 360-736- S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst a.m.-5 p.m., Southwest Washington Creature Teachers: Reptile Show and 6769 or 360-324-9050 Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 Fairgrounds, $7 and the Pursuit of Happiness” More!, for all ages, 2 p.m., George Wash- Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, or 360-736-4163 Tri State Jack Russell Rainier Hunt during a women’s luncheon ington Park, Centralia noon, Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Classic, 10:30 a.m., Southwest Washing- Monday at the Centralia Church WonderWorks: Art Corner, for chil- tralia, 360-330-0564 gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, ton Fairgrounds of the Nazarene. dren, 2 p.m., Tenino Good Sam RV Chapter, 10 a.m., 360-520-0772 Mineral School Arts & Crafts Fair, 10 Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5 p.m., Also speaking will be Carla Taste of Alaska restaurant, Napavine, Lewis County Beekeepers Associa- a.m.-5 p.m., 114 Mineral Road S., Mineral, Centralia Bower, from Stitch and Peace, an 360-785-4139 tion, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, Room 103, 360-496-0368 organization that offers hand- Centralia College, 360-740-1212 Coffee Talk With Artist Trust: Mak- made items to local charities. ing a Statement, 8:30-10 a.m., Mineral Organizations Support Groups School, 114 Mineral Road S., Mineral, Cost of the event is $10. For Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, Domestic violence support group, Support Groups 360-496-0368 reservations, call Kay, 360-269- 7 p.m., American Legion Hall, 111½ W. 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Yard Birds Kid’s Day, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 2449, or Mary, 360-748-8718. Main, Centralia, 360-736-6852 “Up From Grief,” for those grieving halis, sponsored by Human Response free, bounce houses, balloon twisting, the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 The luncheon and program Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Wal- Network, 360-748-6601 prize drawing, emergency vehicles on ton Science Building, Room 111, Centra- p.m., Morton Community Method- are sponsored by the Centralia- Emotions Anonymous, 12 Step Club, display, free hot dogs, ice cream, fruit lia College, 360-262-3877 ist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, Chehalis Christian Women’s 8 p.m., Yard Birds, 360-304-9334 360-330-2640 snacks and drinks, 360-748-1489 Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Uni- Connection. Bereavement support, 10-11 a.m., Best Hikes of 20017, Buddy Rose, 7 ty Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 360- Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Morton General Hospital conference p.m., White Pass Country Museum, The Nazarene church is locat- 748-1753, [email protected] (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, room, 360-496-3591 or 360-807-7775 Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwood ed at 1119 W. First St., Centralia. Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and enter at rear of church, 360-520-4889 How to Make Design & Make Con- Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- crete Leaves, 10 a.m., Salkum Library Herbal Beginnings, 1-3 p.m., lia, tuners.groupanizer.com Thursday, July 13 Support Group for Parents Who Demonstration Garden, sponsored 4162 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, Breastfeeding Coalition of Lewis Have Lost a Child, 6:30-8 p.m., house by Lewis County Master Gardeners, 360-262-0525 County, noon-1:30 p.m., second floor, next to the Centralia Church of the Naz- 360-740-1216 Game Night, Fords Prairie Grange, Lewis County Public Health & Social Author to Talk About arene parking lot, 360-880-0041 “Cars 3,” 3 and 7 p.m. Roxy Theater, 2640 Reynolds Ave., Centralia, potluck Services, 360 NW North St., Chehalis, Better Breathers Club, coping with Morton, rated G, matinee $6, evening dinner 6 p.m., 360-918-1356 360-740-1234 Civil War Family lung disease and providing a positive show adults $9, students and seniors $8, Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Ea- Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, impact on your health, 2-3:30 p.m., Mor- www.mortonroxy.org gles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical What was the Civil War like ton General Hospital conference room, Esther Borte Memorial Quilt 360-748-7241 Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, for families of those who chose Gaye Hamstreet, 360-496-3576 Show, Toledo Middle School, Toledo, “Cars 3,” 7 p.m. Roxy Theater, Morton, 360-880-5134 to fight? The story of one such National Multiple Sclerosis Support 360-864-2112 rated G, adults $8, students and seniors family has now been captured in Group, 6-8 p.m., chapel room, Provi- Yard sale, Safe Family Ministries, 9 $7, www.mortonroxy.org “Away at War: A Civil War Story dence Centralia Hospital, 360-748-8687 a.m.-3 p.m., 3149 Jackson Highway, Che- Support Groups of the Family Left Behind” by “Care, Share, Heel,” support group halis, 360-219-6960 Public Agencies Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, author Nick K. Adams. for victims of abuse, 5:30-7 p.m., 1511 S. 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Adams will be speaking at 6 Gold St., Centralia, 360-219-3941 Libraries Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., halis, sponsored by Human Response NAMI Lewis County Connections, BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis Network, 360-748-6601 p.m. Thursday at the Vernetta recovery support group for adults with Build & Play, for children age 2-sixth County Courthouse, agenda available NAMI Lewis County Family Support Smith Chehalis Timberland Li- mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, grade, 10:30 a.m., Centralia at http://goo.gl/agwWM, 360-740-1120 Group, 6-7:30 p.m., Vernetta Smith Che- brary. Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 Family Storytime, for all ages, 10:30 Chehalis City Council, 5 p.m, City halis Timberland Library, 360-736-5319 A retired elementary school S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 Icebox Desserts Get You Out of the Heat By Robin Mather Chicago Tribune OK, so you signed up to bring dessert to that neighbor- hood potluck, family reunion or backyard cookout. But geez, it’s been so hot, and the very idea of firing up the oven to bake a cake or pie for an hour or more just makes you swoon and fan your- self like Blanche Dubois. Icebox desserts are your go- to in the sweltering season. Cool, rich and ever-so-easy to pre- pare, they’re fast, take little or no cooking, and wait patiently in the refrigerator until you call them to the table. And any of them makes a festive, cooling treat for any summer parties coming up. Creamy lemon icebox pie, an old Southern standby, has the texture of Key lime pie, but gets its potent zing from a dou- ble hit of lemon — both freshly squeezed juice and finely grated zest. It’s fabulous after a meal of grilled fish or anything, really, where a citric bite to refresh the palate would be welcome. Rev it up with a gingersnap crust and a garnish of crystallized ginger. Clouds of whipped cream are the traditional accompaniment. Michael Tercha / Chicago Tribune The Brits know how to use The berry filling for the summer pudding stains the bread slices with its vibrantly colored juices. berries in their high season, and a berry mix stars in a traditional 3. Generously butter a large Nutrition information per 1 cup fresh lemon juice Remove the pie from the oven, summer pudding. It’s not pud- mixing bowl with a small bot- serving: 451 calories, 8 g fat, 4 g 6 egg yolks let cool at room temperature ding in the American sense, of tom and a large top diameter. saturated fat, 40 mg cholesterol, 1 to 1½ teaspoons finely grat- about 30 minutes, then press course; to the English, the word Line it with plastic wrap. Cut a 92 g carbohydrates, 50 g sugar, 7 ed lemon zest plastic wrap tightly on the top of “pudding” just means dessert. A piece of bread to fit the bottom, g protein, 356 mg sodium, 11 g Garnish: the filling. Refrigerate at least 4 juice-soaked bread exterior con- then cut remaining slices into fiber 1 cup heavy cream hours or overnight. ceals an interior that is nothing “soldiers” — long, rectangular 2 tablespoons powdered sugar 3. To serve, whip the heavy but fruit, a wee bit of sugar and slices. Line the sides of the bowl Lemon-Ginger Icebox Pie Lemon slices and crystal- cream into soft peaks with a lemon juice to sharpen the ber- with the soldiers (like the staves lized ginger beater or whisk. Add the pow- ries’ flavor. It’s among our favor- of a wine barrel), overlapping as Prep: 40 minutes 1. For the crust, heat oven to dered sugar and continue to beat ite purple desserts. needed to make sure the bowl’s Cook: 25 minutes 350 degrees. Combine 1¼ cups until firm peaks form. Remove A deliriously rich chocolate sides are fully covered. Chill: 4 hours or overnight gingersnap crumbs with the the plastic wrap from the top of pate, served with or without a 4. Spoon the fruit and half Makes: 8 servings powdered sugar. Add the melt- the pie. Top the refrigerated pie light hazelnut cream sauce, is of the juice into the bread-lined We haven’t called refrigera- ed butter, and stir to combine. with the whipped cream (piping the perfect conclusion to a light bowl. Reserve remaining juice tors “iceboxes” in decades, but Press the crumbs into a deep big rosettes around the outside supper that might otherwise be for serving. Cover the top of the this famous old Southern cooler dish pie dish or a 9-inch spring- looks pretty), and shower the uninteresting — salad, say, or fruit with slices of bread, then never goes out of style. A happy form pan, working the crumbs remaining ¼ cup gingerbread chilled soup. Make it up to a waxed paper. Place a plate that accident taught me that I prefer up the sides of the dish and crumbs over the whipped cream. week in advance, or freeze and fits inside the bowl atop the a gingersnap crust to the more pressing down firmly with your Garnish with thin slices of lem- thaw when you need it. The ha- fruit, and weight the plate with traditional graham cracker ver- hands or the bottom of a mea- on and crystallized ginger, if de- zelnut cream also makes a sur- canned goods or other weights. sion, but the same amount of suring cup. (Or divide among sired, and serve. prising and superb dressing for 5. Refrigerate weighted pud- graham cracker crumbs can six individual springform pans, Nutrition information per fruit salad. ding and juices at least 8 hours substitute, if you prefer. For a a scant ¼ cup in each.) Bake the serving: 558 calories, 26 g fat, 13 It can be your little secret, or overnight. fun twist, you can serve the pies crust, 10 minutes; remove from g saturated fat, 205 mg cholester- how easy these pleasing desserts 6. To serve, remove weight, in individual springform pans oven and set aside to cool for at ol, 73 g carbohydrates, 66 g sugar, are to make. Tip yourself into plate and waxed paper from or ramekins. least 30 minutes. 12 g protein, 220 mg sodium, 1 g your favorite chair, prop up your refrigerated pudding. Invert a Crust: 2. For the filling, combine fiber feet and enjoy a tall glass of iced platter over the bowl, then invert 1½ cups gingersnap crumbs, the condensed milk, lemon Chocolate Pate With Hazelnut tea or a generous pour of wine. the platter and unmold the pud- divided juice, egg yolks and lemon zest Cream Sauce And if someone catches you ding, removing the plastic wrap. 3 tablespoons powdered sugar in a medium bowl, stirring un- humming “Summertime, and Pass the reserved juices at table 3 tablespoons butter, melted til well blended. 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Bo Rader / Wichita Eagle Sister Marita Rother, one of the Adorers of the Blood of Christ in Wichita, is the sister of Father Stanley Rother. Stanley Rother was officially recognized as a martyr in 2016 and will be beatified this September on the path to sainthood. Her Brother Died a Martyr Now, She Could Be Sister to a Saint By Katherine Burgess “You don’t think of those ‘The Shepherd Cannot Run’ mala. The country was in the death. They had known that he things when you’re growing up, midst of a civil war between the put his life on the line. The Wichita Eagle When Stanley Rother decid- do you?” she said. “The trouble right-wing government and the “I think I learned how to ed to serve as a priest in Gua- WICHITA, Kan. — Marita is we think saints are that way left-wing guerrillas. Working live and how to die in dignity,” temala in 1968, Marita had to Rother remembers how her big all their life, but they’re not. with the Tz’utujil was perceived Marita said. “He didn’t go back brother made fudge when her look up the country on a map. The one thing that has really She saved every letter her as political, and Catholics were to die; we knew that. He went parents went shopping. Some- been said a lot about him is he often targeted. back to live, to live for his peo- how, the 11-year-old Stanley brother wrote her about his was a normal kid. There was work in the country: helping The December before Stan- ple.” Rother always managed to fin- nothing extraordinary, but it’s ley died, Marita was supposed ‘Love for the People’ ish making the candy before farmers with irrigation, us- what he did with the ordinary ing his farm background to to visit Guatemala. She can- their parents returned home — Although Marita didn’t visit things that make the differ- increase crop yield, starting a celed the trip because of tur- and the four siblings usually ate ence.” moil in the country. Guatemala that December be- cooperative of weavers that still fore her brother’s death, she did all of it. Marita, a nun who is a mem- exists. Eventually, Stanley Rother’s Marita suspects her parents ber of the Adorers, says she’s name appeared on a “death list,” visit two other times. Stanley worked with the The Adorers had nuns in the knew. After all, you couldn’t still surprised that her brother Tz’utujil people, descendants and he was urged to return help but smell the fudge in the is on the path to sainthood. home to Oklahoma. area, so Marita went to work of the Mayans. He learned to with them in the summer of house. Stanley Rother was declared a celebrate Mass in the native He came back to Oklahoma, Today, a small statue of Stan- martyr in 2016 and will be be- but not for long. 1973 and in 1977. Tz’utujil language, even helping She got to know her brother ley Rother stands in the Wichita atified this September — the to translate the New Testament “The shepherd cannot run Center of the Adorers of the final stage before canonization at the first sign of danger,” he as an adult, having meals with into that language for the first him daily and spending their Blood of Christ alongside pam- as a saint. wrote in a letter in late 1980. time. day off on adventures like phlets describing his life and He is the first American- In July 1981, three men At first, his letters addressed climbing a volcanic mountain. prayer cards bearing his face. born martyr and first U.S. broke into Stanley’s rectory in her as “Sister Marita.” Later, he “He was serious at times,” The cards include prayers that priest to be beatified, and Mari- Guatemala, fought with and changed his greeting to simply Marita recalls. “I knew when he will be canonized as a Catho- ta says she’s learned much from killed him. “Dear Marita.” Finally, he wrote things were really heavy on lic saint, something Marita says being the sister of a possible “Dear Sis.” Marita says she and her par- “couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.” saint-to-be. Yet all wasn’t well in Guate- ents weren’t surprised by his please see MARTYR, page Life 5 vv

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Send monetary donations to: Thank you for your support of our shelter! Lewis County Animal Shelter 560 Centralia-Alpha Road Lots of baby kittens coming in to the shelter! We could use wood pellets, dry kitten chow, and plain cat P.O. Box 367 litter. Also toys for dogs and cats (dollar store is perfect), 40 to 45 gallon garbage bags, and gift cards Chehalis, WA 98532 to Staples or Costco, so we can get the printer ink we need! Thanks so much for your support!

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friend, often coming by to help Church News Martyr with the wheat harvest on the family farm. Centralia Methodists CENTRALIA BIBLE CHAPEL Wild West.” Children ages 4 Continued from page Life 4 Every day after eating to- to 12 are invited to join the Offer Summer “Operation Arctic” is the gether, the family knelt around church for music, games, the table to pray the rosary to- Adult Class theme of the annual vaca- crafts, stories and snacks. him. Yet he responded well tion Bible school, scheduled with others. He had a great love, gether. Centralia United Method- For more information, It was a simple childhood, for Sunday through Thursday, call Marlys Rasmussen, 360- great love for the people.” ist Church is offering a summer July 23-27, at the Centralia Marita remembers an el- with the family milking cows, adult class exploring the lives of 623-9456. raising chickens and growing Bible Chapel, 209 N. Pearl St., derly man with no family who several men and women in the Centralia. was a daily dinner guest at her wheat not long after the Great CENTRALIA BIBLE BAPTIST Bible. The evening sessions are brother’s home. Stanley would Depression. The class meets in the Sweet offered as part of the chapel’s Centralia Bible Baptist cut up the man’s food for him, In some ways, Marita sees Chapel from 9:30-10:30 a.m. ministry to the community, will have a vacation Bible treating him like a grandfather. similarities between her broth- Sundays, and is led by Dan and there are no fees for any- school Aug. 2-4 called “Vaca- It allowed Marita to see “the er’s childhood and that of Father Thompson. Worship will follow one who wishes to participate. tion Bible Adventure.” real, gentle part of Stan.” Emil Kapaun, Kansas’ poten- a 11 a.m. Child care is provided. All young people who Mr. Twister will be on When Stanley died, the tial saint. Both were farm boys More information is available will be entering kindergarten hand for the event, which will Tz’utujil parishioners asked that raised in simple circumstances, from Dan or Melony, 360-736- through sixth grade are wel- include Bible lessons commu- his heart be kept in Guatemala, and both were taught by Ador- 7311. come to attend. Each evening’s nicated in an unforgettable where it is enshrined today. ers of the Blood of Christ. activities will be from 6:45 to way. Mr. Twister uses balloon ‘He Didn’t Give Up’ When Stanley Rother went 8:30 p.m. art, illusions and fun inter- away to seminary, he struggled Vacation Bible Attendees may earn contest action to help children learn Stanley Rother largely kept because he hadn’t previously points by memorizing Bible about Jesus Christ. his interest in the priesthood to studied Latin. He was even verses; prizes will be awarded The VBS will be 6-7:30 himself while growing up, just asked to leave seminary. at the end of the week for top each night. It is for kids in as his sister didn’t tell many that “I thought that was the end she wanted to enter a religious of it, but he didn’t,” Marita said. School boys and girls in each age kindergarten through sixth group. Bible lessons will focus grade. community. “He didn’t give up.” on the Bible as God’s word and For more information, call The siblings, only 14 months He enrolled in a second its importance in showing the 360-669-0113 or visit www. apart in age, became interested seminary, graduated and was way of salvation and providing in the religious life because they ordained in 1963, spending five CHEHALIS SEVENTH-DAY CentraliaBBC.org. guidance in life. Centralia Bible Baptist is were surrounded by strong reli- years as an associate pastor in ADVENTIST CHURCH In addition to the Bible located at 1511 S. Gold St. gious leaders, Marita said. Oklahoma before heading to They grew up in the “solid Guatemala. Chehalis Seventh-day Ad- story, each evening’s events will include games, crafts and German settlement” of Okarche, That same persistence de- ventist Church will be hold- Oklahoma, with sets of grand- fined his time in Guatemala as ing a vacation Bible school treats. For more information, call parents living only a mile away a shepherd who would not, as 5:30-8 p.m. July 17-22. in two different directions. he put it, run at the first sign of The VBS will focus on Michele Cowan, 360-623-9313, or John Martin, 360-388-5687. Both brother and sister were danger. Jesus’ parables — “The Sto- taught by Adorers of the Blood “Sometimes we have to work ries Jesus Told.” There will MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST of Christ, the religious order for a better situation,” Marita be games, stories, crafts and that Marita eventually joined. said. “He taught me how to stay plays. Mountain View Baptist The parish priest was a good there and keep trying.” To preregister, call 360- Church will be having a vaca- 748-4330. tion Bible School 9 a.m.-noon Support Our The church is located at July 24-28. Volunteer 120 Chilvers Road. The theme will be “Wild Community

APOSTOLIC Faith Baptist Church - 740-0263 website at www.cookshillcc.org. org or www.ilccentralia.org Services: 10 am & 6:30pm. Wed. Services: 436 Coal Creek, Chehalis, www.fbc-wa.org Prayer 7:15 pm Service 7:30 pm. Anchor The Apostolic Faith Church Sunday School (all ages) 9:30 am CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST Peace Lutheran Church & Preschool Youth Nite: Fri. 7:30 pm. Elder Bishop Bur- 196 NW Cascade Ave., Chehalis, Rev. Jack Children’s Church/Morning Worship 10:30am Chehalis–LCMS, Bishop Rd. & Jackson Hwy. gess, Pastor Shannon Burgess. Chasteen, Pastor. Sun. School 9:30, Service Christian Fellowship of Winlock Worship Svc. 9:00 am, 10:30 Coffee Hour, Sunday 6 pm, Thursday Bible Study and 630 Cemetery Rd., Winlock (360) 748-4977 website: www.jnpc.org. 11:00, Evening Service 6 pm, Midweek Master’s Club for kids— 7pm Sun. School 11:00 am. Re v. Daniel Freeman Service Wed. 7:30 pm. 748-4811. Church office phone: (360) 785-4280 748-4108. Pathway Church of God Napavine Baptist Church Sunday Worship Service: 10:30am-12:00pm 1416 Scheuber Rd., Centralia. Are ASSEMBLY OF GOD Family Integrated Services Sunday School for all ages: 9:00-10:15am St. John’s Lutheran Church-ELCA you hungry for a move of God? Bethel Church 104 2nd Ave SE, (360) 262-3861 Quality Nursery Care provided 2190 Jackson Highway, Chehalis. Winter Come join us every Sunday “Following Christ, Loving People, Sunday 10am, 11am, Awana: Thursday evenings from 6:00- Services: Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00 am. 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Restoring Hope” Wednesday 7pm 8:00pm, Youth Group for kids 6th-12th Sunday School & Adult Classes 9:45 am. Fellowship to follow! Gatherings & Locations: www.NapavineBaptist.com grade Sundays 6:00pm-8:00pm ,Pastor: Coffee/ fellowship follows the service. Pastor Tuesdays 5:30 p.m. soak in prayer time Chehalis Terry Sundberg, Andrew Johnson, Associate Matthew March. Office hours Monday - 7:00 p.m. Service 132 Kirkland R. (I-5, Exit 72) Youth Pastor Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Phone: Pastors Rick and Debbie Payton Sundays at 9am & 11am CALVARY CHAPEL (360) 748-4741. Mountain View Baptist Church Phone: (360) 736-3695 Wednesdays at 7pm Calvary Chapel Website: www.stjohnschehalis.net. Downtown Centralia 1201 Belmont, Centralia. (1 block west of I-5 PRESBYTERIAN Services at Calvery Chapel, 2308 N. Pearl interchange on Harrison, right on Belmont) St. Marks Lutheran Church-LCMC 413 N. Tower Ave. St., Centralia, WA. Sunday School: 11 am. Sundays at 10am 736-1139. Sunday School (all ages) 9:45 am. 10000 Highway 12, Rochester. Adult Class Sunday Service 9:30 am. Wednesday Bible Sunday Services: 8:30 & 11 am. and 6 pm. 9:00 a.m. Sunday service 10:00 a.m. Fellow- Central Offices Study and Prayer: 7 pm. An in-depth, verse 132 Kirkland Rd., Chehalis AWANA (Sept-May). ship follows service. Pastors: Greg Wight- by verse study of God’s word. 360-827-3291 man and Lauren Macan-Wightman. 360-748-0119, bethel-church.com EVANGELICAL CHURCH ROMAN CATHOLIC Church phone: 273-9571. Web: Harrison Square Presbyterian Church Calvary Assembly of God Adna Evangelical Church, 748-3569 www.lutheransonline.com/stmarksrochesterwa 1227 Harrison Ave., Centralia. Pastor, Rev. “A loving place to worship” St. Joseph Church Ralph Carr. Sundays: Prayer Group at 9:00 Sunday: Bible Classes 10:00 am, 302 E. Main St., on the corner of Gold & 682 S.W. Cascade, Chehalis. Worship 11:00 am, Midweek Small Groups, am; Summer Worship time is 10:00 am; Main Streets, Centralia, WA 98531. Church Masses, Sat.- 5:00pm. Sun.- 10:30am St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church -ELCA Childcare for Infants-Kindergarten. (360) 736- call for times. 115 Dieckman Rd., Chehalis. 379 State Rt. 505, Winlock, WA 98596. Youth Phone: (360)736-6249. Pastors Jim & Shirley Mass in Spanish: Sun.- 1:00pm www.adnachurch.org 9996. Email: [email protected]. Blankenship. Services: New Sunday Service Reconciliation: Sat. 3:30-4:30 pm and Adult Sunday School at 9:30 am. El- Web: www.harrisonsquarepc.com. A Joyful Schedule: Sunday School: 9:00am-10:00am. 45 minutes before daily Masses EVANGELICAL FREE ementary Age Sunday School during portion Noise Daycare at Harrison Square. Open 6 Fellowship with the Family: 10:00am- Father Jacob Maurer 748-4953 of worship time. Worship Service at 10:30 am-6 pm Mon.-Fri. Phone: 360-669-5052. Central Bible Evangelical Free Church am, coffee and fellowship follow Sunday 10:30am. Worship Service: 10:30am. Sunday St. Mary’s Church 2333 Sandra Ave. Centralia, WA 98531. 360- Email: [email protected]. Evening Service: 6:00pm. Worship. Pastor: Rev. Angela Renecker. For 225 N. Washington, Centralia. 736-2061. Pastor: Randy Sortino. Sunday more info call the church office 360-785- Westminster Presbyterian Church Napavine Assembly of God Masses: Sun.- 8:30 am School 9:15 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 3507. www.stpaullutheranwinlock.org 349 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis. Pastor Will Karch - 414 SE 2nd, Napavine. Father Jacob Mauerer 748-4953 a.m. Nursery provided. Evening Worship, Pastor Ed Wegele. Sunday Services Sunday, 6:00 p.m., Venture Club-Wednes- METHODIST 262-0285. Sunday Services, Sunday School: St. Francis Xavier Mission 10:00am with Children’s Church 9:30am, Morning Worship: 10:30 am. Eve- day, 6:00 pm, Saturday 7 am, Mens Fellow- Centralia United Methodist Church and nursery care. For details, visit 139 Spencer Rd., Toledo ship breakfast. Call for more information. ning Service: 6pm. Wednesday: Bible Study: Saturday - 5:00 PM 506 S. Washington. Rev. Tom Peterson. www.chehaliswpc.org or call 748-0091 7pm. Royal Rangers & Missionettes (360) 864-4126 EPISCOPAL Worship: 11:00 a.m. All Welcome! 736-7311. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Oakville Assembly of God www.centraliaumc.com Sacred Heart Church St. Timothy Episcopal Church Seventh-day Adventist, Centralia 273-8116. A Church for the Whole Family! 277 7th St. Morton Sunday Schedule: Chehalis United Methodist Church Sunday Worship Service: 10:00 am, Sunday 1607 Military Rd., 736-4262. Sabbath School Sun. - 10:45 AM • 8:00am & 10:00 am Holy Eucharist 16 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis. 9:30 am, Church Service 10:45 am. Wed. Evening Bible Study: 6:00 PM, Wednesday, (360) 496-5456 • 9:00am Bible Study Pastor: Rev. Karla Fredericksen. Transformers Kids K-6th grade, Youth Prayer Meeting 6:00 pm. • 9-11:30 am child care Summer Schedule: No adult classes. Wor- Pastor Ira Bartolome 7th - 12th grade, 7:00 pm. Adult Bible St. Yves Mission Wednesday, noon Eucharist & healing prayers ship will start at 10:00 a.m. All are welcome, Study 7:00 pm. www.oakvilleassembly.org Harmony Rd., Harmony, WA Contact Church Office @ 748-8232 childcare is available during the Worship Seventh Day Adventist, Chehalis 120 (360) 496-5456 Onalaska Assembly of God Address: 1826 S.W. Snively Avenue, Chehalis. Service. Church office 360-748-7334 Chilvers Rd, (2 miles west on Hwy. 6 at Exit 77). 748-4330. Pastor David Glenn. Service 137 Leonard Rd., Onalaska , 978-4978. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Web: StTimonthyChehalis.org Winlock United Methodist Church Sunday School 9:45 am, Sunday worship on Saturdays, Sabbath School 9:30 am, First Church of Christ FOURSQUARE 107 SW Benton Ave., Winlock, WA. Pastor Worship Service 11:00 am. services 10:45 am, Tuesday Royal Rangers Scientist, 89 NE Park St., Chehalis, Sunday Susan Griggs leads worship at 10:00 a.m. (boys) & Mpact Girls 6:30pm, Wednesday Chehalis Foursquare Church Children attend Sunday School following the School & Service 10:30 am, Wed. Service 990 NW State Ave., Chehalis. Pastor Armin Adult Bible Study 6:30 pm. Food ministry on 7:00 pm. Nursery provided. Reading room Children’s Message, with childcare available 2nd & 4th Wednesday 12-3pm. Kast. Sunday Service: 10 am., with kids during the church service. Fellowship follows hrs., Tues. & Thurs. 11am - 1pm (Except Sunday School, nursery provided. Wed. Pastor Les & Marita Thelander. holidays). at 10 a.m. All are welcome. 360-785-4241 www.onalaskaaog.com. Night Prayer: 6:30-7:30 pm. Women’s and UNITY Email:[email protected]. CHURCH OF GOD Men’s Bible Study. Everyone is welcome, MESSIANIC Center for Positive Living Onalaska First Church of God come as you are. (360) 748-4746 Chesed v’ Shalom Ministries A spiritual community open to seekers Vader Assembly of God Meets Saturday mornings Corner of Hwy. 508 & 3rd Ave. INDEPENDENT and believers on all paths to God. Sunday 302 6th St., Vader. Pastor: Tracy Durham. (360) 978-4161 at Immanuel Lutheran Services: Sundays 10:30 am & 6 pm., Service 10:00 am. 800 S. Pearl, Centralia. www.onalaskachurchofgod.com Centralia Bible Chapel 1209 N Scheuber in Centralia 330-5259. www.unitycentralia.com Wednesdays 7 pm. (360) 295-3756 Where Your Experience With Christ 209 N. Pearl St., Christ-centered, Bible- Shabbat Service 11:00 am Winlock Assembly of God Makes You a Member. based ministry. Family Bible Hour & Sunday Rabbi James Pace 706 SE First St. Winlock, WA, (360) 785- Sunday School: 9:45 am; Morning Worship: School, 11:00 am. Midweek prayer meeting, Phone: 360-736-1601 3011, Sunday School 9:30am, Sunday 8:15 am and 11:00 am,, Wednesday: Soup 6:45 pm. Wednesday, followed by Bible www.cvsm.us Services 10:30am and 6pm, Wednesday and sandwiches at 6:00 pm, Bible Study study at 7:30 pm. For more information, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE mid-week service 6:00pm, Pastor Jared at 6:30 pm LeRoy Junker, 807-4633; John Martin, Hunt. God accepts you the way you are 736-4001. Loving Deeply, Serving Boldly and so do we Sunday School Hour at 9:00 a.m. Worship BAPTIST Faith Temple Word of Life Service at 10:30 a.m. Exciting ministries CHURCH OF CHRIST 519 W. Cherry In Centralia. If you need a Dayspring Baptist Church, SBC throughout the week for all age groups miracle, come. Pastor Larry Radach, with nursery care provided. Our church is a 2088 Jackson Hwy., Chehalis. Life Groups Centralia, Sunday Bible Study: 9:30 am, 748-7916. Sunday School 10:15 am, morn- for all ages begins at 9:30 am. Worship 10:30 Worship Sunday: 2 pm. Wed. Bible place to make new friends, a place to wor- ing worship, 11:00 am, Sunday evening 6:00 ship, learn and grow, a place to share life’s begins at 10:45 am. Pastor Chris Kruger, Study: 6 pm, Thurs. Ladies’ Class: 11 am pm. Wednesday Bible study 7:00 pm. Old- 748-3401 Info. 736-9798. Corner of Plum & Buckner. blessings, and a place to find encourage- fashioned preaching & prayer for the sick. ment when weathering a storm. Everyone is Toledo, 300 St. Helens St., Toledo, Wel- Everyone welcome. 330-2667 or 748-7916 Dryad Community Baptist Church comes You! 10 am Sun. Bible Study, 11 am welcome!! Pastor Dave Bach 112 Olive Street, Dryad, Wa.,Bible Study for Worship. 6 pm Sun. Worship, 6 pm Wed. First Christian Church 1119 W. First Street in Centralia, 736-9981. all ages: 10:00 am. Morning Worship: 11:00 Bible Study, 11 am Tues. Adult Bible Class. NON-DENOMINATIONAL am. Adult Discipleship 6:00 pm. 360-245- (bag lunch at 12 noon) Evangelist John 3383. 509-230-6393 Gadberry, 274-8570 Centralia, (Independent), 1215 W. Main. Grace Baptist Church COMMUNITY CHURCH Join us for Sunday School 9:45 am, Morning 736-7655. www.centraliachristian.org. Worship 11:00 am. Sunday evenings 6:00 pm Sunday Morning: Worship 10:00 am - Life Center - Adult Bible Study & Bible Adventures for kids 11:15 am with Nursery and Sunday School Sunday Gathering at 10:30 am. with stories, games and fun for ages preschool for Pre-school - 5th grade. Lead Pastor 201 N. Rock Street | Centralia - 5th grade. Wednesday Evening Prayer Brad Brenner. 360-736-5898 Meeting & Bible Study 7 pm. Pastor Anthony Centralia Community Church Real Life. Real People. Real God. First Christian Church www.yourlifecenter.com Hayden. 19136 Loganberry S.W., Rochester. A community with people just like you! Senior Minister, John johnstone starting July For more information visit us at www.gracein- Sunday Services at 9:00 am (acoustic) & 2nd. Nursery and Sunday school 9:30 am. rochester.org or call 360-273-9240. 10:30 am. Nursery care provided for both Sunday morning worship 10:30 am. Special services Classes for all ages also offered. needs adult ministry on 1st Monday 7 pm. Great programs throughout the week! Small group fellowships. Pastor Mark Fast, 3320 Borst Ave. (across 111 NW Prindle, 748-3702 from Centralia High School) (360) 736-7606 www.chehalischristian.org INDEPENDENT BAPTIST www.cccog.com. NEW BEGINNINGS CHURCH 603 NW St. Helens Ave. Centralia Bible Baptist Church PO Box 1164 Chehalis, WA. 98532 1511 S. Gold Street LUTHERAN (360) 748-7831 www.go2newbc.com (360) 669-0113 Cooks Hill Community Church 2400 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, Immanuel Lutheran Church ELCA Pastor Ken Rieper www.centraliabbc.org Sunday school begins at 9:30 am Pastor, Tim Shellenberger Pastor Mitch Dietz. Sunday 1209 N. Scheuber Rd, Centralia. Mornings: Worship Services at Pastor, Linda Nou, 360-736-9270, Worship & Celebration 10:30 am Sunday Worship: 9:15 am & 11:00am Wednesday SUMMIT 6:30-8 pm Sunday Evening: 5:30pm 9am & 10:30 am. (Sign language Sunday Worship Svcs: 9am Contemporary, Wednesday in the Word: 7:00pm available at 10:30), Youth and 11am Traditional, Fifth Sunday in month PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES Children’s Sunday School Classes and blended Svc 10am. In Lent, Svc @ Wed Nursery 10:30 am. Call the church for more 7pm. Sun School 1015am; Jesus Name Pentecostal Church of information at 736-6133 or check out our Youth Grp Sun 630pm. admin@ilccentralia. Chehalis, 1582 Bishop Rd., Chehalis. Sunday Services: Prayer 9:45 am & 6:15 pm, CH575155kh.cg Life 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017 LIFE

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© 2017 by NEA, Inc. Washington the confluence of the Chehalis days or weeks, the 3 p.m. event and Skookumchuck rivers as a is his only sermon at the fair. State temporary reservation. Seats at the revival meeting are After the wars, the Chehalis free, but all of those attending HISTORY remained in a difficult situa- have paid $2 for admission to tion. They had not ceded their the fair. lands through a treaty, but Graham’s Religious Revival HistoryLink.org American settlers continued to file claims on their lands. Seattle businessman Albert Secretary of the In 1864 the commissioner of G. Howell chaired the “cru- Interior J. P. Usher indian affairs wrote to the Courtesy The Boeing Company sade,” as Graham’s revivals Secretary of the interior, “The Boeing 377 Stratocruiser were commonly called. Howell Creates the choicest portions of their lands Courtesy The Boeing Co. and other planners expressed have been occupied by whites C-97 military transport and concern that the ticket pur- Confederated Tribes without any remuneration to KC-97 aerial tankers (them- chase requirement might re- of the Chehalis them, and without their con- selves variants on the B-29 and duce the number of attendees. sent or having relinquished B-50 airframes). The upper fu- Fair management agreed to Reservation on their claim or right to it” (Ex- selage of several aircraft were Courtesy Marine Digest broadcast Graham’s sermon in July 8, 1864 ecutive Orders, 111). later enlarged to create the un- Bert Thomas swimming laps, Em- the Plaza of the States on the To remedy the situation, gainly but effective “Pregnant press Hotel, Victoria British Columbia, fairgrounds, but not to televise Secretary of the Interior J. P. Secretary Usher authorized Guppy” and “Super Guppy” March 1955. it. Usher creates the Confederat- purchase of land for a reserva- cargo carriers. In spaciousness, an early age, winning his first Ordained as a minister by ed Tribes of the Chehalis Res- tion at the confluence of the comfort, and in its two-level award when he was 8 years the Southern Baptist Conven- ervation, located at the conflu- Black and Chehalis rivers and cabin, the 377 ranks as an in- old. In 1936, the Thomas fam- tion in 1939, Billy Graham led ence of the Black and Chehalis its lands included both prairie direct antecedent of the 747 ily moved to Tacoma where he his first religious revival in rivers in southwestern Wash- and timberlands. The loca- Jumbo Jet. attended Lincoln High School, Los Angeles in 1949. Word of ington Territory. Usher’s direc- tion fulfilled the needs and re- played football, and swam. Graham’s ability to inspire re- tive reserves 4,224.63 acres for quests of the Upper and Lower During World War II (1941- ligious conviction in the hun- the Upper and Lower Chehalis. Bert Thomas Becomes Chehalis from the beginning: 1945), Thomas, age 17, joined dreds of thousands of people Some of the Chehalis move that they have a reservation to the First Person to the U.S. Marine Corps and who attended that revival onto the reservation, while themselves and that it be lo- fought in the battles for twin (which lasted more than six others remain living amongst cated within their original ter- Swim Across the Strait islands of Roi-Namur in the American settlers. weeks) spread nationwide. An ritory. of Juan de Fuca on Kwajalein Atoll of Marshal Associated Press report printed In Feb. 1855, the Quinault, More than 700 Chehalis Islands (1944), Saipan in the Queets, Lower Chehalis, Upper in The Seattle Times on Nov. 2, live on or near the reserva- July 8, 1955 Mariona Islands (1944), and 1949, stated, “The crowds come Chehalis, Shoalwater Bay, Chi- tion today. The tribe is a sov- Bert O. Thomas (1925- Iwo Jima (1945) as a member nook, and Cowlitz tribes met to hear a dynamic, handsome ereign nation governed by the 1972), age 29, is the first per- of the Fourth Marine Division, young college president named at the Chehalis River Treaty 24th Regiment. The Marines Chehalis Business Council. In son to swim across the Strait Billy Graham. Churchmen say Council (at the location of Cos- trained for amphibious as- addition to residences, the res- of Juan de Fuca from Port An- he’s started the greatest reli- mopolis today) with Territorial saults in the Hawaiian Islands ervation includes a tribal hall, geles, Washington to Victoria, gious revival in the history of Gov. Isaac Stevens (1818-1862). and it was during this time Elders and Youth buildings, British Columbia. He accom- Southern California” (p. 25). The tribes did not object to period that Thomas learned the Lucky Eagle Casino, a ho- plishes the 18.3 mile trip in 11 At the time, Graham was presi- ceding their lands, but once tel and other businesses. Mem- hours and 10 minutes, win- to swim long distances. He they heard the terms of the competed in swimming events, dent of Northwestern Bible bers of the tribe are involved ning $3,500 in prize money. In College in Minneapolis. treaty they refused to sign it. in tribal economic enterprises May 1956, Thomas will swim including an eight-mile mara- The treaty required that they thon, while stationed at Pearl Seattleites had their first and work on and off the reser- between West Seattle and Ta- look at Graham on Feb. 26, move to a reservation away vation in a wide variety of pro- coma, a distance of 18.5 miles, Harbor and was recruited as a from their traditional lands combat swimmer with a Ma- 1950, when Canvas Cathedral, fessions. bucking strong winds and the a motion picture documenting with the location of the reser- tide, in 15 hours and 23 min- rine reconnaissance battalion. vation to be determined later. the Los Angeles revival meet- utes. In 1958, he will attempt ings, was screened in the Civic The tribes refused to accept Prototype Boeing 377 to be the first person to ac- those conditions and Stevens Christian Evangelist Auditorium (later remodeled Stratocruiser Takes Its complish a two-way, non-stop into the Opera House for the left without an agreement. crossing of the English Chan- Billy Graham Delivers 1962 Seattle World’s Fair). Cal- This did not stop Ameri- Maiden Flight on July nel, but will be thwarted by a vary Temple (whose pastor was can settlement and the Che- leg cramp on the return trip. Sermon to 20,000 8, 1947 Rev. Watson Argue), spon- halis lived among the settlers, Tragically, Thomas, a world- Fairgoers During returning to their traditional The first Boeing Model class, long-distance swimmer, sored the event. Music was winter and summer villages. 377 Stratocruiser lifts off on will die of a heart attack at Ta- Century 21 Exposition provided by Hiding Halvarson Those settlers and the Chehalis its first flight. The luxurious coma General Hospital at age on July 8, 1962 and Youth For Christ. seem to have maintained good double-decked Statrocruiser is 46. relations. Boeing’s first postwar airliner. Christian evangelist Billy The Chehalis did not par- Pan American Airways and Growing Up Swimming Graham (b.1918) preaches to a Please Recycle ticipate in the treaty wars of Northwest Airlines puchase Bert Owen Thomas was crowd of nearly 20,000 fairgo- This 1855-1856. During the conflict most of the 55 aircraft to be born in Durango, Colorado, ers at Seattle’s World’s Fair. Al- Newspaper about 400 Chehalis moved produced. on July 17, 1925. He started though Graham’s revival meet- onto Sidney Ford Sr.’s land near Its design is based on the swimming competitively at ings usually stretch over many • Life 7 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, July 8, 2017

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ADVICE: Dear Abby Twins Disagree Over Plan To Go Their Separate Ways DEAR ABBY: My twin you, my aunt yearned to be an sister and I are juniors in high individual. My mother loved school and starting to plan to the attention that being a twin apply to colleges. It has always brought. This created serious been assumed that we would conflict for them later in life. go to the same college and You deserve the chance to be roommates. My sister still spread your wings and be your wants it this own person. If you do, you will way. I, how- grow from the experience, and ever, think it’s so will your sister. You should finally time not have to “sell” her on this, but for some sepa- explain it to your sister that way. Dmytro Dudchenko / Dreamstime ration. We’ve Your mother should be GLAD Once sunburn occurs, you can’t do much to limit damage to your skin, but there are ways to try to reduce the pain and been “room- that you are independent. discomfort. mates” our whole lives DEAR ABBY: I strongly feel and shared a By Abigail Van Buren this is an issue many women bed until we besides me struggle with. May- Treating a Case of Sunburn were 14, when Mom finally let be you can offer some insight. us get twin beds for our room. Mayo Clinic News Network terial cream to protect the newly Motrin IB, others) or naproxen My husband and I have My sister was hurt and been trying to conceive with- It boils down to what’s in the exposed layer of skin. sodium (Aleve) may help con- upset when I told her I prefer term sunburn: “sun” and “burn.” See a Doctor if the Sunburn: trol the pain and swelling of out success for several years. I that we go to separate colleges, don’t want to reveal our strug- Simply put, the sun burns your sunburn, especially if you take and she took it personally. It skin. And the result can be pain, • Is accompanied by a high it soon after sun exposure. Some gles to friends or family, but fever or extreme pain is nothing personal. I love her how do you handle questions redness, blisters and peeling skin. types of pain relievers may be with all my heart. I would just • Blistering covers a large like “Why don’t you have a “Prevention is the key,” says applied to your skin as gels. like to finally be an individual part of your body baby yet?” and “When are you Dr. Cindy Kermott, a Mayo Clin- • Cool the skin. Apply a com- after us having always being ic preventive medicine physician. • Produces yellow drainage press to the affected skin • such giving me grandkids?” or red streaks leading away from known as “the twins.” “But if you’ve already been sun- as a towel dampened with cool Our mom agrees with my The older we get, the burned, taking a cool shower or blisters tap water. Or take a cool bath or more pointed these questions Finally, Kermott says to wear sister and tells me stories about bath can be a helpful start.” shower. friends of hers whose kids become. I don’t know how to loose-fitting cotton clothing • Apply moisturizer. An aloe Kermott says the cool wa- ended up with “roommates respond. What should I say? I over the burn to limit any fur- vera lotion or gel may be sooth- ter from a shower, bath or cold from hell.” She says we have feel like either lying and say- ther exposure to the sun until ing. compress works to tame the in- always gotten along beautifully ing I’m not ready yet, or telling the skin is healed. • Don’t break small blisters flammation that occurs around a sharing a room, so why argue the truth about the possibility To Avoid Sunburn: (no bigger than your little fin- sunburn. Taking an anti-inflam- with success? Well, I’m willing of never having children, al- gernail). If a blister breaks, gen- matory medicine can help too. • Cover exposed areas with to take my chances. If I get a though I’m sure the questioner Drinking plenty of water will sunscreen. tly clean the area with mild soap doesn’t intend to go down the and water, apply an antibiotic roommate I don’t like, I’ll find help replenish what your body is • Seek shade during peak sun a way to deal with it. path of “Let’s discuss my fer- losing in battling the sunburn. hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ointment, and cover it with a tility.” — STRUGGLING IN nonstick gauze bandage. Please give me your opin- Kermott says to avoid ap- • Wear a wide-brimmed ion. Also, please give me ad- WEST VIRGINIA plying topical products to the hat and sunglasses to protect • Treat peeling skin gently. DEAR STRUGGLING: Within a few days, the affected vice on how to make my sister burned area, as they can irri- your eyes and the delicate skin understand that this is nothing I’m sure many of the ques- tate the skin and, in some cases, around them. area may begin to peel. This is tioners have no idea they are your body’s way of getting rid against her. — TWIN SISTER cause an allergic reaction. And Lifestyle and Home Remedies DEAR TWIN SISTER: delving into a subject that is don’t pop blisters that may form. of the top layer of damaged skin. painful and frustrating for you. While your skin is peeling, con- My mother and my aunt were “That fluid that’s underneath Once sunburn occurs, you Perhaps the most diplomatic tinue to moisturize. identical twins. Like you, they the blisters is completely ster- can’t do much to limit damage answer would be to say, “If I’m to your skin. But the following • Protect your sunburn from shared a room and slept in the ile,” says Kermott. “It can only same bed for many years. Their lucky enough to be expecting, become infected if it has expo- tips may reduce your pain and further sun exposure. Stay out of parents dressed them alike and I will let you know.” It shows sure to the outside world • if it’s discomfort: the sun or protect yourself from gave them names that were you are open to the possibility, popped.” • Take a pain reliever. If need- sunlight when you go outside. mirror images (Pauline Es- and it’s either going to happen Kermott says if blisters break ed, an over-the-counter pain re- • Avoid applying “-caine” ther and Esther Pauline). Like or it won’t. on their own, apply an antibac- liever such as ibuprofen (Advil, products, such as benzocaine. Puzzle Three

I was born on October 12, 1970 in California. I am best known for being a child star on a popular 1980s sitcom about a “growing” family. My

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PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

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DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

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PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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