$1 Midweek Edition Thursday, July 5, 2012 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Running for Life Lewis County Deputy Has Aching Feet and Determination to Run 100 Miles From Yakima to Morton for Cancer Cure Pets on Parade / Main 3

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Lewis County Detective Tom Callas poses for a portrait along the Willapa Trail in Chehalis on Tuesday.

By Stephanie Schendel ty Relay for Life. The relay will fice where he has worked for the said, he used to hate running. Bus Driver [email protected] take place from 6 p.m. to mid- past 23 years, said his goal is to But when he beat the disease night July 13 at the Morton High raise $5,000 for the American five years ago, his perspective Sentenced Tom Callas beat cancer once. School track. Cancer Society. changed, and he began running. For Assaults Now he runs to eliminate it. “This run is not about me, it’s “My goal is to erase cancer,” At first, he said, he couldn’t Next week, Tom will run 100 about beating cancer,” he said. he said. “To raise enough money run more than a half of a mile. / Main 4 miles, from Yakima to Morton, “Anyone can run.” that research can find a cure for He then began to run more and and arrive in time to run the Tom, who is a detective for it.” first lap of the East Lewis Coun- the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- Before he got cancer, Tom please see RUNNING, page Main 12 Architect is 86 and Still Working Chehalis Man Uses Years on the Job to Specialize in Floodplain Building Adna Floral / Main 5 A Half-Century of Color / Main 11

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Frances to Host Schwingfest Celebration The 49th annual Schwingfest and a dance to live Swiss music will be held Friday through Sun- featuring the Blaser Band 8:30 Calendar day at the Swiss Park in Frances. p.m-2 a.m. Once again, the Lewis-Pacific personator Justin Shandor will be The Buebeschwingfest, Swiss Thursday, July 5 Swiss Society will continue the bringing his Las Vegas act to the wrestling contest for the younger tradition of Swiss wrestling, music, Open mic, 5:40 p.m. signup, 6:30-10:30 Centralia Eagles Friday. schwingers ages 6-14, will be- food and gathering with friends. p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prin- The show will be emceed by gin at noon. Ice cream will be dle St., Chehalis, 740-0492 A dinner will be served from served by the Swiss Miss in the The Wolfman, Mike Detering, a 6-7:30 p.m. Following the con- Support Groups Chehalis resident. He is an imper- afternoon, and a dance and cert, the evening will continue awards will follow. “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the sonator of legendary disc jockey with Kapelle Unspunnen joining loss of a loved one, 1 -2:30 p.m., Assured Wolfman Jack. in for live Swiss music and danc- Event passes are available for Home Hospice, second floor, 1821 Cooks Shandor’s Centralia perfor- ing featuring the Blaser Band. $25 for adults, $13 for ages 12-17. Hill Road, 330-2640 mance will start at 7 p.m. Preferred Daily admission is also available Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Live Swiss music will be seating is $25 and general seat- played throughout the after- on Friday $10 for adults, $5 for p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 N. ing $20. A 5 p.m. dinner is $12.50. Scheuber Road, Centralia, 736-9268 noon on Saturday, and the grill ages 12-17, Saturday $15 for adults, Tickets may be obtained by calling Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Providence and beer garden will be open. $8 ages 12-17, and Sunday $5 for Centralia Hospital chapel conference room, the Eagles lodge at 736-1146. The The Steinstossen, stone throw, adults, $3 for ages 12-17. Children 736-5394 lodge is open daily 3-10 p.m. competition will be held after under 12 are free all weekend. Organizations the Ausstich (wrestling finals) For more information, visit Historic Lewis County Farmer’s Mar- followed by a dinner 5-7 p.m. www.lpss.info. Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. Pearl ket, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of Pearl and St., Centralia, 736-5639 Maple streets, Centralia, 736-8977, lewis- Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 p.m., countyfarmersmarket.org Kemp Hall, room 128, Centralia College, Public Agencies (360) 304-7129 Lewis County Tea Party, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Timberlands Regional Support Net- Veterans Memorial Museum, 100 S.W. Vet- work Advisory Board, 11 a.m.-12:30 In addition to the regular shows, for an afternoon of music with Mu- erans Way, Chehalis, 736-4751 p.m., 102 Main St., Suite 25 Broadway, there will be independent Afghan kana Marimba. The concert will take Cathlamet, (800) 392-6298 Senior Centers hound and Schipperke specialty shows place on Saturday 2-3:30 p.m. Support Groups on Friday afternoon, July 6. Mukana Marimba, from Olympia, Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 A list of events can be found at www. plays music in the style of the Shona Pool tournament, 1 p.m. H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 barayevents.com. Dance day, 10-11:45 a.m. people of Zimbabwe, on large wooden Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, marimbas (similar to xylophones). Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation [email protected] Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Cascade Car Show, Cook-Offs The group has been performing Senior Centers Pinochle, 11 a.m. Coming to Stan Hedwall since 1998. Their website is www.mu- Nutrition lunch, noon, $3 suggested Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 kanamarimba.com. donation Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cit- Hot rod cars and delicious spare ribs This free event is sponsored by the Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, ies Senior Center, 748-0061 will fill Stan Hedwall Park this weekend. Friends of the Centralia Timberland Li- 785-4325 Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Se- All makes and models will be on brary. For more information, contact the Low impact exercise, 9-11 a.m. nior Center, 748-0061 display, including motorcycles, pickups library at 736-0183 or go to www.TRL. Cook’s choice lunch and bingo, 11 Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation, vintage, antique, classic, hot rod, rat org. a.m.-2 p.m. Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 rod, stock, custom and modified dur- Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 ing the Cascade Car Show. Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix Cof- Computer class, 9-11 a.m., Toledo Se- Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 The show on the grass will go on nior Center, 864-2112 Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested do- feehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, family- Low-impact exercise class, 3-4 p.m., nation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, $5.95, rain or shine from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Reg- [email protected] Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 istration for show-day entries begins at Community Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Watercolor class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Toledo 9 a.m. each day. Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, 740-1212 or ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Senior Center, 864-2112 Registration is $35 per vehicle for both www.communityfarmersmarket.net Zumba, 6-7 p.m., Toledo Senior Center, Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior days. If vehicle owners choose to partici- Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Teni- 864-2112 Center, 864-2112 pate only one day, they can register for $20 no Elementary School, visit www.teninofarm- Open pool, 9 a.m., Toledo Senior Cen- Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Toledo per vehicle. There’s no limit to the number ersmarket.org, on Facebook at TeninoFarmers- ter, 864-2112 Senior Center, 864-2112 of vehicles people can enter. Dash plaques Market and Twitter at T90Market Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m., Toledo and goody bags will be handed out for the Backfire Band, Cascade Country Cookoff, Senior Center, 864-2112 first 100 cars to arrive at the event. Stan Hedwall Park, Chehalis, fres admission Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo Saturday, July 7 Senior Center, 864-2112 In addition, the Cascade Country Jumpin Johnny Lucas, guitarist, 8 p.m., Devil- fish Public House, 289 N.W. Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, Quilt class, 1-3 p.m., Toledo Senior Cook-Off barbecue competition and Center, 864-2112 Dog Show Coming to Homestyle Chili Cook-Off, sponsored 996-4682, cover charge is donation of can or bag SWW Fairgrounds by Shop’n Kart, will be held on-site, of dog or cat food for Lewis County Animal Shelter and drivers can participate in those Friday, July 6 The Timberland Valley Dog competitions as well. Fanciers Association is hosting Senior Centers Presley Impersonator an all-breed dog show Satur- Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 dayand Sunday at the Southwest Mukana Marimba to Play Pancake breakfast, 7:30-10 p.m., Twin Cities Coming to Centralia Washington Fairgrounds. Senior Center, 748-0061 Spectator admission is free, with at Centralia Library Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Eagles judging starting at approximately 8 Join the Centralia Timberland Li- Breakfast, all-you-can-eat meal, 8-10:30 a.m., Renowned Elvis Presley im- a.m. brary staff at George Washington Park $5, Morton Senior Center, 496-3230

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for July 6, 2012 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s L 49.48 65.0 -0.02 90s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 73.66 85.0 +0.01 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s H 3.36 10.5 -0.33 50s H Cowlitz at Randle 40s Clear Sunny Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny 7.96 18.0 -0.68 30s 49º 84º 51º 85º 54º 88º 57º 83º 57º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s H 6.45 ---- +0.33 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunset tonight ...... 9:08 p.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunrise tomorrow ...... 5:25 a.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 72 54/92 Moonrise ...... 10:41 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 45 53/75 Moonset ...... 9:07 a.m. Normal High ...... 77 Port Angeles Fri. Sat. Normal Low ...... 53 52/71 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 95 in 1972 Seattle Anchorage 61/50 mc 63/51 mc Last New First Full Record Low ...... 38 in 1933 53/77 Boise 96/62 s 97/65 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 7/10 7/18 7/26 8/1 Boston 88/70 s 94/70 t Yesterday ...... 0.00" 49/83 51/86 Dallas 99/77 s 98/76 pc Month to date ...... 0.13" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 87/74 pc 87/75 pc Normal month to date . . .0.16" Centralia 52/81 Las Vegas 102/83 s 104/86 s Year to date ...... 24.30" 49/84 Yakima Allergen Friday Saturday Nashville 99/76 s 98/76 t Normal year to date . . . .25.02" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 105/84 s 106/85 s 57/90 Grass None None Longview 48/83 St. Louis 107/80 s 104/78 s Area Conditions 53/78 Weeds Medium High Salt Lake City 88/71 s 90/73 s Vancouver Shown is tomorrow’s Mold None None San Francisco 71/53 s 74/54 s weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 98/79 s 103/79 s Yesterday Portland 55/81 The Dalles are tonight’s lows and City Hi/Lo Prcp. 55/81 56/88 tomorrow’s highs. World Cities Packwood 71/49 0.02 Pe Ell 72/38 0.00 Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Rochester 71/44 0.00 Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Toledo 74/46 0.02 Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Baghdad 112/81 s 108/86 s New Delhi 101/84 t 99/81 t Napavine 70/43 0.00 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 83/71 t 86/72 t Paris 71/58 sh 71/58 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 78/53 s 79/54 s Spokane 87/57 s 93/59 s London 65/56 sh 68/57 ra Rio de Janeiro 86/64 s 83/65 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 62/52 mc 63/53 pc Tri Cities 92/62 s 96/62 s Mexico City 73/55 t 74/54 t Rome 90/70 s 89/68 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 83/50 s 84/51 s Wenatchee 94/64 s 98/64 s Moscow 74/61 sh 80/64 s Sydney 66/50 sh 61/48 ra • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash.,Thursday, July 5, 2012 Centralia Man Accused of Assaulting Trooper on I-5 By Stephanie Schendel sal passage from the blow. Gonzales then allegedly at the trooper, striking him un- The trooper was transported [email protected] Gonzales was allegedly threw the sticks at the trooper derneath his eye. to Providence Centralia Hospi- walking in the grassy median then pulled out a Swiss army At this point in the dispute, tal where he was released later A Centralia man allegedly between I-5 and the on-ramp, knife and began to flip it open people driving by had stopped that day, Tanner said. assaulted a state trooper by which is illegal, when the troop- and closed, Tanner said. The to assist the trooper. The trooper has a black eye throwing a large bolt at his face Tuesday afternoon along Inter- er spotted him at about 6:20 trooper ordered Gonzales to The trooper then tackled and will likely take a few days state 5. p.m., Tanner said. drop the knife, which he did. Gonzales in an attempt to de- off before returning to work, The suspect, Don Gonzales, When the trooper ap- The trooper then deployed tain him, but it took three other Tanner said. The trooper has was arrested and booked into proached Gonzales, he allegedly his Taser. One of the prongs hit people, including an off-duty worked for the state patrol in the the Lewis County Jail on two had two large sticks that were Gonzales in the hand but the Centralia detective, to success- region for the past 10 years. counts of alleged third-degree broken on both ends, Tanner other one missed Gonzales. fully stop him, Tanner said. The “Our trooper is doing good,” assault, said Washington State said. The sticks resembled the Then Gonzales allegedly detective identified himself as Tanner said. “It stinks when you Patrol Trooper Ryan Tanner. kind used as surveying mark- threw the attached nut and bolt, police during the fight, and dur- get hurt in the line of duty, but if The trooper, Robert Moore, sus- ers, and the ends were extremely which was about two inches ing the scuffle Gonzales alleg- you get to go home, it’s not that tained a broken bone in his na- sharp. long and a half of an inch wide, edly kicked him as well. bad.” Sleepy Hollow Pet Parade Hits Streets Near Adna CATS AND DOGS: Residents of Neighborhood on Curtis Hill Road Started Tradition as a way of Meeting one Another By Hallie Simons For The Chronicle ADNA — On Wednesday, residents of the Adna neighbor- hood known as Sleepy Hollow eagerly awaited the 11th annual pet parade. The parade was originally started by Adna Elementary Principal Lisa Dallas and her daughter Julie as a way to meet and bond with fellow residents. “We thought, ‘What a great way to get to know our neigh- bors,” Dallas said. This year, planning the parade has been passed down to Paige Wagner, who is just 8 years old. “I remember walking her through what she needed to do last year,” said Julie Dallas, who walked with her dog Buddy. “I think she’s had a good follow through.” The parade began at the top of the sloping neighborhood, with most of the children and their parents gathering around Holly Pederson / For The Chronicle a stop sign with their dogs or on Rocco Waring, 4, Adna, leads his dog Bear during the 11th annual Sleepy Hollow Pet Parade Wednesday morning. bicycles, all dressed up in red, white and blue. Andy Wagner, “I like making the flyers, but father to Paige, drove in front the hardest part was making the of the group, playing patriotic signs and having to take them music and leading them to the down after it rained all the paint bottom of the hill, where re- off,” said Paige. freshments, watermelon and dog “She’s been talking about it treats awaited them. all year,” says Julie Wagner. “She “The kids look forward to this walked through the entire neigh- every year,” said Julie Wagner, borhood handing out flyers.” Paige’s mother. “All the neigh- Paige’s determination wasn’t bors come out and sit along the surprising to most, considering road to watch.” her 4-H involvement, success- “I love this — getting to sit ful lemonade stands to support out here and cheer, meet our cancer awareness, animal shelter neighbors, and find out who volunteering, and her desire to be has new dogs!” said Sleepy Hol- a vet. She will even be trying out low resident Charlotte Frank, for Little Miss Friendly this year. who watched the parade. Paige Alongside her brother, Tanner brought new ideas to this year’s Wagner, age 6, Paige walked her parade, including the dog treats grandmother’s Yorkie-Poodle Louie Wagner, Adna, right, greets his neighbor Bill Frank, Chehalis, left, as he walks Michelle Marshall, 3, Adna, enjoys wa- and putting stickers on the fly- Sadie, as she has for several years Tag in the 11th annual 4th of July Sleepy Hollow Pet Parade Wednesday morning. termelon with friends and neighbors at ers that went around the neigh- now, while Tanner held the leash the Pet Parade. borhood. to her own spaniel named Oliver. Traffic Stalls After Vehicles Tangle Near the Thurston County Line on Southbound I-5 By The Chronicle Chevrolet Prizm driven by Lac- injured left knee and right arm. Southbound traffic was ey M. Wood, 17, Rochester, tried All were wearing seat belts. backed up for five miles Tuesday to go around. The Prizm driven by Wood afternoon after a four-vehicle She struck a 1986 Toyota was declared a total loss and was crash on southbound Interstate Tundra driven by David L. Cam- towed from the scene. 5 between Grand Mound and pana, 51, Bremerton, which was Campana was uninjured; the Centralia. Two people were pushed into a 1998 Pontiac van Tundra had $500 damage. driven by Ronald D. Smith, 47, taken to Providence Centralia Smith was also not hurt; the Hospital for examination after Chehalis. The van in turn was the crash, which blocked the left pushed into a 2012 Toyota Cam- van had $5,000 damage. lane of traffic for two hours. ry driven by Edward A. Schro- Schroeder was not hurt; the According to the State Patrol, eder, 78, Chehalis. Camry had $500 damage. several vehicles in the left lane Wood’s right knee was in- The State Patrol said the Pete Caster / [email protected] were slowing for traffic at mile- jured. Her passenger, William cause of the crash was driving A photo looking south shows traic backed up for miles on southbound Inter- post 84 at 1:50 p.m. when a 1999 Short, 19, Rochester, suffered an too fast for conditions. state-5 after a crash at the 84-mile post between Centralia and Grand Mound. Main 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 LOCAL Rainier Bus Driver Sentenced to Five Months ASSAULT: 52-Year- 15-year-old victims was present on the side of her breast and at the sentencing. made inappropriate comments, Old Man Allegedly “It scared and humiliated her according to court documents. Groped Women, Girls so bad it took her a day to tell us,” After the game, Sands alleg- the mother said. edly boarded a Rainier School Following Volleyball The victim has needed on- District bus, stood at the top of Game in Onalaska going counseling following the the stairs, and forced the girls assault. getting on the bus to “squeeze By Stephanie Schendel “My daughter trusted the around him,” according to court [email protected] adults assigned to her by the documents. A 52-year-old former school school,” she said. Sands, who has a history of bus driver from Rainier will She also read a statement bipolar disorder, depression and serve five months in jail for as- from her daughter, who was not suicidal thoughts, was generally saulting two women and three present. well-liked in the community, his girls at a high school volleyball The teenager still has night- attorney, Paul Strophy, told the game in Onalaska last fall. mares about the assault, as well judge. Kenneth Sands pleaded guilty as trust issues with older men, The day of the incident, to five misdemeanor counts of according to the teen’s letter. Sands was in a demented state Pete Caster / [email protected] fourth-degree assault with sexu- “Most nights I wake up cry- of mind, Strophy said. He was Kenneth Sands, of Rainier, is cufed by Lewis County Jail staf after being sen- al motivation in early May. Lewis ing and shaking,” she wrote. suffering from a combination of tenced to ive months in jail on Tuesday in Superior Court at the Lewis County Law County Superior Court Judge Though Sands, as well as lack of sleep and too much caf- and Justice Center in Chehalis. James W. Lawler on Wednesday all of the victims, live in Rain- feine. sentenced Sands to serve five ier, the incident took place in Sands also recently had months. The rest of his five-year Onalaska following a volleyball changed his bipolar medicine, Strophy said. “The fact that he has a bipolar sentence will be suspended. match at Onalaska High School which may have been a con- Lawler said while he did take disorder is not a defense,” Lawler “I regret the events that hap- last October. tributing factor to his behavior, Sands’ mental health in consid- said. pened on October 18,” Sands During the game, Sands sat Strophy said. eration for his sentencing, it did Corrections officers took said in court Tuesday. in the stands and repeatedly “His behavior that day was not mitigate the circumstances Sands into custody immediately The mother of one of the touched a 46-year-old woman completely out of character,” of the assault. following the sentencing. Orcutt Aims to be Centralia Public Works Starting Present in New District Rain Garden Construction VISIBILITY: Former 18th By Kyle Spurr allows high volumes of water to District Representative [email protected] run through it, will be added by the rain gardens. Now in the 20th Two roadside rain gardens “There is a benefit to all of us,” ‘‘There is a benefit to ‘‘... I will be very along Center Street between Pearl Bianca Fortis Ashmore said. “And we are not much present in Street and Tower Avenue are under just throwing money at it.” all of us. And we are [email protected] the district so I can construction and will be complet- The total cost of the project is not just throwing Ed Orcutt has roughly ed within the month, according to estimated to be $649,056. Fund- 100,000 new people to meet. know people, know Centralia’s Stormwater Operations ing from the state Legislature money at it.’’ The Kalama Republican cur- Manager Kim Ashmore. covers 75 percent of the project, what their concerns The two rain gardens are a rently serves in the 18th District in and the city will pay the remain- Kim Ashmore part of a larger project that will the state House of Representatives, are and make sure ing $162,264. Centralia stormwater operations but new district lines moved him add more rain gardens to exist- Ashmore said between volun- manager into the revised 20th, which com- they’re comfortable ing sidewalks along North Tow- teers and donations, the city should prises most of Lewis County. er Avenue from Maple Street be able to cover the additional He’ll be run- contacting me when north to Second Avenue. funds for materials, hiring con- ning against they have an issue.’’ Ashmore said the rain gar- tractors and the labor of removing Public Works Director Kahle John Morgan, dens, which act as vegetated buf- the sidewalk and replacing it. Jennings told The Chronicle in a Rochester fer strips, treat dirty runoff wa- The rain garden project is a May. “But it’s really low-impact Republican Ed Orcutt ter before it reaches China Creek. part of the city’s commitment to development that the Depart- who owns John running for District Representative Any pollutants would be cap- low-impact development, Ash- ment of Ecology is encouraging Morgan Truck- tured by the soil and filtered out more said, and to show the public municipalities to implement as ing. of the water. how rain gardens can improve a treatment for stormwater. We Orcutt has Ed Orcutt Along with the vegetation, water quality. thought this would be a good made a con- 18th District Ashmore said pervious concrete, “They’re called rain gardens opportunity to test this low-im- certed effort to Representative a special type of concrete that in simple terms,” Centralia pact development technology.” be present in the couraged,” he said. “I’m really new district, such as marching in looking forward to representing Rochester’s Swede Days parade people in both of the counties.” and Winlock’s Egg Days parade. Orcutt said he’ll have to be “That’s just kind of my style brought up to speed on some is- anyway,” he said. “Even in a non- sues, such as flooding. election year, I will be very much But the “base” issues — tax present in the district so I can issues, property rights and Sec- know people, know what their ond Amendment rights — are concerns are and make sure the same, he said. they’re comfortable contacting “That will ease the transition me when they have an issue.” considerably,” he said. He said he’s gotten a good re- Morgan could not be reached ception from the people he’s met for comment. in Lewis and Thurston Counties. ••• “I’m really pleased and en- Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245 Local News in Brief By The Chronicle able to get through the lingering snow to higher elevated stretch- Centralia Man Gets Gun es of Forest Road 25, which pro- vides access to the east side of Pulled on Him Mount St. Helens from the north. A Centralia man called police “It gives us a venue for the after someone drove up next to tourist trade we’ve become reli- him in a car, pulled out a pistol, ant upon,” Lewis County Com- then pointed it at him Tuesday eve- missioner Lee Grose said about ning, according to police reports. Forest Road 25 in the release. “The only information we “Not to mention, I use this road have is that there is not a lot of quite often myself to visit family information,” said Centralia Sgt. in White Salmon. It cuts an hour Carl Buster. and a half off the trip.” The incident occurred on the 400 block of West Summa Street PFD Meeting Canceled in Centralia at 7:02 p.m. The vic- tim then fled the area and went The regular board meeting of to Chehalis before he called the the Lewis County Public Facili- police, Buster said. ties District scheduled for July Buster said police may have 10 has been canceled due to a located a suspect, but the victim lack of business. wasn’t completely sure what the suspect looked like, so police are Space Available at still unsure of the suspect’s identity. The incident is still under in- Tenino Summer Camp vestigation, Buster said. Space is still available for the Thurston County Recreational Services Hand in Hand Summer Benham Creek Bridge Camp at the Tenino Quarry Pool. and Forest Road 25 The day camp program is for disabled and non-disabled Open Near Mount St. youths ages 6 to 13, as well as the Helens day camp for disabled teens ages 14 to 21. The Tenino Quarry Forest Road 25 is open be- Pool camp is July 23-27. tween Cougar and Randle, The cost is $145 per week or Wash. but Forest Road 99 to $125 for a three-day flex week, plus Windy Ridge and other Mount a one-time $30 registration fee. St. Helens attractions remain All field trip fees and a camp closed due to snow conditions, T-shirt are included. according to a Gifford Pinchot For more information on the National Forest press release. day camp programs and for regis- Construction crew com- tration, contact the Thurston Coun- pleted the replacement of Ben- ty Recreation Services office, located ham Creek Bridge on the north at 5033 Harrison Ave. in Olympia, end of Forest Road 25 last week, call (360) 786-5595 or visit the web- and since then crews have been site at www.thurston-parks.org. • Main 5 LocaL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012

Lewis county Locals: george andrews Centralia Man Designs Buildings Here and All Over the World eXperienced: 86-Year-Old plans for a 14-foot boat for a school project and later built the Uses His Skills for Lewis boat himself. County Floodplains By 1943, Andrews had to put his drawing on hold to serve in by Kyle spurr the army during World War II. [email protected] A photo of Andrews with his army battalion hangs on the George Andrews, 86, arrives wall in his office. He served in at his West Coast Mills office in Chehalis every weekday at 5:30 the Battle of Okinawa and re- a.m., where he works as an in- turned home in 1945 with an dependent designer and consul- interest in airplanes. tant, and doesn’t leave until 4:30 He then finished high school, p.m. learned to fly a PT-19 airplane “On the weekends, I draw and worked as a builder. on the dining room table,” An- While building homes in drews said. Centralia, Andrews found work at Farwest Homes in Chehalis, Pete Caster / [email protected] Andrews, who has designed George Andrews, 86, poses for a portrait while talking to a reporter at his oice at West Coast Mills in Chehalis on Tuesday. residential and commercial where he began his designing career. Andrews is an independent designer and has designed more than 500 houses during his career that has taken him as far buildings for more than 60 years, away as American-Somoa. has worked in Japan, Alaska, Andrews made his first trip American Samoa and cities to Japan in 1972 and has since Andrews even built his own throughout the Northwest. made over 50 more trips over- home by Plummer Lake on ce- Seven projects sit in folders seas. dar pillars 22 years ago. on his desk this week, with the Working on homes in Japan After briefly retiring in 1985, furthest one from Ketchikan, and Alaska is where Andrews Andrews said he may retire for Alaska. learned to design in floodplains, good in the next year or two. “I can design in my sleep,” which has helped him with Retirement would give An- buildings around Lewis County, Andrews said. “It just comes drews more time with his fam- he said. natural to me. I can draw any- ily and a chance to return to his where, on the kitchen table or in Andrews is currently over- interest in flying. In his office, the office.” seeing the design of a Boistfort Andrews, who has completed Valley home being built on eight Andrews has a World War II-era more than 500 projects in his cement pillars. model plane. life, moved to Chehalis at age 10 Andrews said he uses his Andrews, who still has a from Knox, N.D., with his fam- experiences of building on the pilot’s license, said he dreams ily in 1935. Alaskan tundra and tsunami- about flying a plane like the During eighth grade, An- prone areas of Japan to guide model by his desk. drews said, he found his passion him in building on Lewis Coun- “The best thing in life to do is George Andrews, 86, points to one of the many pictures on his oice wall in Che- for designing when he drew up ty floodplains. fly,” he said. halis on Tuesday. regional news in brief Congress Cuts Conservation gregoire releases riage as between a man and a woman is not getting enough $500,000 for signatures to qualify for the bal- lot alongside the state’s marriage Fund from Transportation Bill tsunami debris referendum. OLYMPIA (AP) — Gov. Initiative sponsor Stephen LeWis county projects Chris Gregoire is releasing Pidgeon told The Olympian that iMpacted: Chehalis $500,000 from her emergency the effort is about 140,000 signa- ‘‘It’s critically important that these types of fund to address costs associated tures short. He concedes that it Pool Affected with potential debris washing up will not qualify. projects get funded for the benefit of our on the state’s beaches from the Voters will still decide a ref- by bianca fortis Japanese tsunami. erendum on the state’s new gay [email protected] regional aquatic facility.’’ Gregoire said Tuesday that marriage law. Opponents of gay The future of Lewis County the money will be released to marriage collected enough sig- parks projects may be threat- bob nacht the state’s Military Department natures to force that vote. ened after the Land and Wa- Chehalis community development director Emergency Management Divi- ter Conservation Fund was sion, which is coordinating the cut from a $120 billion federal state’s response to the debris. transportation bill that Con- meet that requirement. despite the result of the trans- The state Department of Ecology has already allocated gress passed last week. Nacht said it’s the only public portation bill, the push to keep $100,000 from its litter cleanup The fund was established in outdoor pool in a 25-mile radius. conservation funds isn’t over. “It’s critically important that account for tsunami debris re- 1964 as a way to benefit recre- It could still survive if Con- these types of projects get fund- moval, but Gregoire says there ation and conservation projects gress supports it in its annual ed for the benefit of our regional appropriations process. has been a steady stream of de- around the country with funds aquatic facility,” he said. “It’s “We’re continuing to ask Con- bris showing up on beaches and generated by oil and gas royal- important to keep it open and gress to provide enough funds to costs to remove it are climbing. ties. The fund is authorized to functional, but it’s increasingly get these projects in Washington receive up to $900 million per difficult to do that.” on their feet,” she said. year, although it often receives Lewis County has benefited Nacht wrote a letter to Rep. Washington Marriage less. from the grant in the past; it was Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, initiative Won’t Qualify This year the city of Cheha- used two years in a row to help asking her to support the fund. lis applied for a $250,000 grant develop a community park proj- “I understand the federal for ballot to renovate its community pool; ect in Mossyrock. government has as many prob- OLYMPIA (AP) — A Wash- the city council designated the Rebecca Sutherland, the lems as anybody, but these types ington initiative to define mar- pool to be one of the city’s pri- leader of that project said gov- of programs are funded from orities. ernment grants are very impor- dedicated accounts set up many “Being a priority, it certainly tant to rural communities. years ago for these purposes,” goes at the top of the list,” Che- The community has raised Nacht said. “It’s important our halis Community Development $45,000 on its own, but that’s elected officials at the federal Director Bob Nacht said. “But not enough to complete the proj- level recognize that these propri- the issue is we don’t have suf- ect. etary funding sources are used ficient funding to do anything “Without the grant this proj- for what they were designed for. other than keep the doors open. ect never would have happened,” It’s certainly important at the lo- We can’t fix things as they may she said. “We never would have cal level to have funding sources break. A lot of it is held together been able to get this project off available.” with band-aids and bubble gum.” the ground.” ••• The grant must be matched; Hannah Clark, a spokesper- Bianca Fortis: (360) 807-8245, the Chehalis Foundation son for the Washington Wildlife twitter.com/biancafortis and face- pledged another $250,000 to and Recreation Coalition, said book.com/biancafortis

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By Stephanie Schendel Sgt. Jim Shannon [email protected] Centralia Police Department Almost 1,000 sausage patties, 125 pounds of pancake flour and 18 gallons of pasteurized eggs the banks of the lake watching fed about 1,000 people Wednes- the boats zoom in circles. day during the free pancake Chigo said Independence breakfast, which was the kickoff Day was her favorite holiday, Holly Pederson / For The Chronicle event of Summerfest. and that she liked it even more Parade goers line Tower Avenue in Centralia Wednesday afternoon at the annual Summerfest Parade. People began lining up at than Christmas. about 6:20 a.m., nearly 40 min- “I like lighting the fireworks,” utes before they began serving she said. food, said Lee Coumbs, one of Another popular event at the coordinators of the breakfast. Summerfest was the “I Ran From 7 a.m. to about 11 a.m., a long line of people wrapped From the Cops” 8K run, which around, waiting for their free attracted about 200 participants. food. Prior to the start of the 8K, Sierra Pacific Foundation Sgt. Jim Shannon told runners donated the money for the food to run as if the police were chas- this year, he said. ing after them. Summerfest had a number of “I want you to run for all free activities for the community you’re worth,” he said. including hay rides, a historical Dave Romans, the owner of military display, wheelbarrow Pearl Street Market, donated the races as well as remote-con- cash prizes for the Run From the trolled boat races on the lake. Cops 8k race. The motivation Mimi Chigo, 6, said her fa- behind the cash prizes, he said, FOR MORE PHOTOS: vorite part of Summerfest was was to get more people to do it. Including Summerfest, Parade watching the remote-controlled “I didn’t want to see it fail, so I Conner Harris, 3, Chehalis, covers his ears as a loud truck travels the parade route boat races on the lake. Her fam- put more incentive behind it,” he and Demolition Derby, go to during the annual Summerfest parade in Centralia Wednesday. ily was one of many that sat on said. www.chronline.com. Civilians Get Sweaty for July 4 SWAT Team Challenge By Stephanie Schendel “My dog is probably the only [email protected] thing faster than that,” Ramirez said, referring to his police dog, AN OFFICER’S BEST TIME About a dozen people sweat- K-9 Lobo. Centralia Police Officer, and ed, grunted and groaned as they Voetberg said the last time did their push ups, pull ups and SWAT team member, Ruben he ran was in May. He said Ramirez said his best time for sit ups during the SWAT team he chose to participate in the challenge Wednesday morning the SWAT fitness challenges SWAT team challenge because was in 2004. “It was a long at Fort Borst Park. he liked the camaraderie be- time ago when I was young,” The SWAT team challenge is tween competitors and because Ramirez said. the fitness test SWAT team mem- it sounded fun. • 1 ½ mile run: 9:57 bers need to pass in order to be Voetberg said he didn’t think • 75 push ups on the squad, said Centralia Po- have any gameplan before start- • 80 sit ups lice Chief Bob Berg. In order to ing the fitness challenge. • 21 pull ups pass the SWAT team fitness test, “I didn’t think about pacing one must complete 35 sit ups in myself at all,” he said. RESULTS less than a minute, a 1.5 mile run, The pull ups, the last part six pull ups and 35 push ups. The first place winner of the of the fitness test, are one of 2012 SWAT team challenge was Stephanie Schendel / [email protected] Members of the Centralia the most difficult parts of the Luke Potter, an electrician from Centralia Police Oicer Ruben Ramirez, left, demonstrates a proper situp with his SWAT, dressed in camo and test, Ramirez said. SWAT team Centralia. son, Bo, center, during the SWAT Team Challenge on Wednesday at Fort Borst Park SWAT t-shirts, led the event. members need to be able to do at • 1 ½ mile run: 8:09 in Centralia. About a dozen people attempted the physical challenge required to “People train for this each least two with their full pull ups • 102 push ups qualify as a SWAT team member. year,” said Centralia Police Of- wearing their SWAT gear, which • 44 sit ups ficer Ruben Ramirez. weighs about 45 pounds. • 21 pull ups For the 1.5-mile run, the fast- The first place winner of the Look for our Thursday est time was completed by Elisha SWAT team challenge was Luke Voetberg, a 21-year-old musi- Potter, an electrician from Cen- commentary by Bill Moeller cian and barista from Cuppa Joe, tralia. This year was Potter’s winning first place in the fitness who ran it in 7 minutes and 44 third time participating in the challenge. One year he placed seconds. challenge, and his second time second. Demolition Derby Doesn’t Disappoint

Joe Payne rounds the irst turn in front of a packed grand stand during a heat race in the 2012 Summerfest July 4th Demolition Derby at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis on Wednesday.

Pete Caster / [email protected] Katie Rider, of Chehalis, waves the checkered lag declaring the winner of a heat Taylor Gearhart in the No. 13 car and Ashley Brown, the No. 17 car, vie for irst place race at the 2012 Summerfest July 4th Demolition Derby at the Southwest Wash- in a heat race at the 2012 Summerfest Demolition Derby on Wednesday at the ington Fairgrounds on Wednesday in Chehalis. Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 • Main 7

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Dennis R. Waller, President, CEO J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 Christine Fossett, Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Announcing a Declaration of Interdependence On this July Fourth, I was four genera- we’re on together. ing for extended family mem- Independence is worth celebrat- less impressed by the fireworks tions of family A few weeks ago in church, bers and dealing with recent ing on July 4, but that historic sepa- above me than in the web of friends, I was my pastor gave us an African tragic deaths in his family. ration is only a part of our story. relationships that sustain the impressed once proverb that illustrates the Although he was not a large I propose that July 5 be world around me. again with how point: “He who runs alone travels man physically, I was impressed known as Interdependence It’s noteworthy that our na- mutual support quickly. He who runs with others by his broad shoulders. Day in commemoration of the tion’s founding document, the and encourage- travels far.” This man is carrying his own endless small ways that we can Declaration of Independence, ment make life During a Sunday school mar- children and the children of oth- begins with a collective state- so much richer riage class, my wife and I sit next ers. I thought of him on Indepen- support one another and work ment made by “one people.” That and stronger. By Brian Mittge to different people each week and dence Day. Times are hard for all together to renew and replenish still rings true 236 years later. Through editor-in-chief see many examples of people of us, and he has been touched by this country and these commu- Our future as a nation and a tighter and who are working hard in their these economic difficulties. He nities that we love. county depends on us constantly laughter, we created stronger own lives to improve the spheres perseveres, and our community We truly are in this together. renewing those ties that connect bonds in a world that seems around them. is better because of his quiet work. ••• us in social and political bonds bent on tearing people apart. One man who sat near us in When and if we all try to im- Brian Mittge is editor-in-chief toward a more perfect union. In a time of separation, we church a few weeks ago seemed prove the space around us and of The Chronicle. Contact him On Independence Day, as still can learn, teach, support to carry a heavy burden but the ties among us, the entire with comments and news tips at my wife, children and I shared and enjoy each other on this only shared it when we asked. American enterprise is buoyed [email protected] or (360) a meal and an afternoon with mighty rush through life that He opened up to us about car- and strengthened. 807-8234. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Treading the Line Between Conservative and Liberal I know that there are some he nearly always appeared in people who feel that I tend to be public without a tie and jacket, a little left of center, politically. and with his top shirt button Then there are some readers of unbuttoned, and that President this column who are convinced Obama wasn’t really a U. S. citi- that I’m a LOT left of center. I zen, that Romney had saved jobs guess it all boils down to where instead of outsourcing them to you figure the center line is. We India, and Obama should have all like to believe it’s “where we pulled us out of the recession are.” quicker. So imagine my surprise But seriously folks, as Bob when I was told recently that I Hope used to say, party affilia- was a registered Republican! tion hardly matters here at the Here’s the way it began. A local level. It’s only in the state pleasant-appearing young Legislature and beyond that a gentleman (and, candidate has to toe the party at 84, I consider line, or lose any chance of get- anyone under ting any of his or her projects the age of 65 to approved, or lose any chance of be young) came getting financial assistance for to our door and re-election. asked for my On the city council level, support in his party lines were abandoned in effort to be- order to vote for what was best Letters to the Editor By Bill Moeller come a precinct for the city in the long run. I and central banks are in con- students who are have completed committee- can’t remember if I may have Like Ninevah, stant covert control of the White the seventh through 11 grades. person. He seemed slightly sur- mentioned this in a previous Americans Must Repent House, the Congress, and the It costs a lot of money to prised that I felt I had to ask him column, but if we look at past To the editor: judiciary, even as this nation’s attend a college, university or what party he was representing, county commissioners we’d infrastructure deteriorates and trade school. Where are your and after he replied “Republi- probably find that Democrat Jonah, a prophet in the Old Testament., was sent by God to living standards plummet. children going to get this mon- can” I answered that I was born Harold Cooper was more Rhetoric, repression and ey if the Centralia High School and bred as a dyed-in-the-wool conservative in the long run Nineveh to warn of pending judg- ment because of their wickedness. reduced wages are what the Dollars for Scholars Foundation Democrat. than, say, Republican Joanne masses of everyday people re- goes out of existence? He said something to the Schwartz. Both served the peo- God spared Nineveh because they repented. God’s word to Jonah in ceive while the corporate CEOs, After 15 years of granting effect that that couldn’t be, that ple of Lewis County well. banking and political elite rake scholarships to students graduat- I was on his list as a registered In this next election, we the last chapter was an insight into mindset of the people: “... (people) in billions upon billions of dol- ing from CHS, there is talk going Republican, and showed me know, of course, that two Re- lars in blood money as they around the community that this a printout where, indeed, my publicans will be the only can- that cannot discern between their right hand and their left hand ... .” develop and perfect ever more locally operated and supported, name appeared. He had ob- didates for a seat on the County sinister and devastating hideous non-profit, tax-exempt scholar- tained the list at the Republican Commission. I know them both. I propose that America is replicat- ing Nineveh. devices and killing machines — ship foundation has run out of headquarters, so he assumed it In a small community such as volunteers and it could fold. The USA is, in reality, a one- to the scourge of humanity. must be genuine. ours, that’s not uncommon. The foundation was started party corporatist (fascist) state There is no war, Syria/Iran I made a mental note to check For many years I served with in August 1997 by 16 public- whose very existence is, more being the next planned engage- at the elections counter in the Ron Averill on the county’s Sol- spirited individuals who saw a then ever, perpetuated by a con- ment, that the corporate/mili- county auditor’s office. I learned id Waste Advisory Committee, need for an organized scholar- scious deliberate denial of reality, tary elite do not support — for that while the office did supply and know him to be a dedicated, ship program for Centralia stu- even in the face of the obvious. whether any war is won or lost, the names of voters by precinct, talented and capable steward of dents as they complete their high Our nation’s internal and ex- this avaricious corporate/mili- they did not have lists of regis- the public’s resources. But I’ve school education. Most of these ternal political, economic and tary elite wins. tered voters by political party. known Edna Fund for years as individuals did not have children military policies have nothing They smugly and arrogantly I can only assume here that well, and was one of the early attending the Centralia schools. whatsoever to do with “democ- wrap themselves in apparent since the candidate had gotten people encouraging her run for Like most of the volunteers, my racy,” “justice” or “human rights,” political expediency under the his list through the party head- a position on the City Council. wife and I had children who had quarters, he probably thought and everything to do with ex- cover of grotesquely distorted She would (or, possibly, will) be patriotism — sanctimoniously already attended college. it was a compilation of party hard to replace on that body. ploitation, hegemony, deceit and Six or seven years ago, the members instead of registered control of the many by the few. financially enriching them- I wish politics was easier. selves while bathing in the pre- foundation was honored as one precinct voters. So, I had to face ••• No amount of rationality can of only three scholarship founda- the fact that I wasn’t really a Re- change or ameliorate this fact. cious irreplaceable blood of ev- Bill Moeller is a former enter- tions in the state of Washington to publican, after all. Every day, American’s of all eryday people of this nation and tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city that of people around the globe. have raised more than $1 million. Darn, and for a few days council member, paratrooper and colors are the de facto cannon In May 2011, the total schol- there had I found myself think- fodder of the corporate/military This is the corporate trough pilot living in Centralia. He can be from which the politicians of arships awarded also reached $1 ing that Mitt Romney was reached at bookmaven123@comcast. Democratic and Republican million. This money has come truly just one of us guys since net. Party war mongers. As the ad- this nation drink and to which they are beholden. from fundraisers and generous age states: “Killing one person donations from people in our is murder — killing 100,000 is We must end this hypocrisy First Amendment Center Quote of the Day in America and repent, as did community. This can not con- foreign policy.” tinue if there are no volunteers Moreover, it is utterly ab- Nineveh, or face the wrath of God. America has been warned, working for the foundation. “The First Amendment’s protection of free surd and delusional to expect Please don’t let the Centralia “change” to come by electing a as was Nineveh. What will you personally do with this warning? High School Dollars for Scholars speech cannot hinge entirely on the reaction different party to run the White Foundation die due to lack of in- House since both candidates terest. It is up to you to keep it run- of a listener to a person’s speech. If that are owned by the powers that Dick Knolls Centralia ning. To volunteer, all you have to were the case, the First Amendment would be. Systematic change will only do is contact the foundation at P.O. come when the people of this Box 1104, Centralia, WA 98531 or be only as strong as the weakest, or at least nation dispense with myths, Don’t Let Dollars phone Centralia High School for face reality and take back their more information. the most thin-skinned, listener in a crowd.” country by a thorough house for Scholars Die cleaning and the termination of To the editor: Bill Leth Rosemary Pooler the un-Federal Reserve. This letter is directed to the par- past president and 10-year foundation U.S. appellate judge, 2012 As it stands, corporations ents of Centralia School District board member

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By Mark Sherman Mexico’s next president has The Bank of England will The Associated Press boldly promised to halve the pump another $78 billion into number of kidnappings and WASHINGTON — Justice ‘‘What happened to the Eighth Amendment? murders during his six-year a stressed economy and the Antonin Scalia ended his 26th central bank of Europe cut its You really expect us to go through 2,700 pages?’’ term by moving law enforce- year on the Supreme Court with ment away from showy drug benchmark interest rate by a a string of losses in the term’s quarter of a percentage point. busts and focusing on protect- biggest cases and criticism that Antonin Scalia ing ordinary citizens from gangs. Beijing is cutting a key inter- he crossed a line from judging to Supreme Court justice est rate for a second time in a Yet Enrique Pena Nieto said politics. remarkably little specific about month to avert a significant Scalia’s downturn as its economy slows. referenced anti-free black laws bilt University law professor who his anti-crime strategy during willingness to the three-month campaign that Dow Jones industrial average of slave states as a precedent once served as a law clerk to Scalia. do battle with ended with his still-contested futures are up 26 points to 12,893. for state action on immigration. Separately, in defending the those on the victory in Sunday’s election. Standard & Poor’s 500 added 4 Both drew critical notice. tough Arizona law, Scalia’s writ- other side of an That ambiguity has fed fears points to 1,372 and Nasdaq futures “The president said at a news ten dissent refers to the laws of issue long has at home and abroad that Pena are up 4.75 points to 2,646.25. conference that the new pro- Southern slave states that ex- made him a Nieto might look the other way The Labor Department re- gram is ‘the right thing to do’ in cluded freed blacks to support magnet for crit- if cartels smuggle drugs north- leases its weekly unemploy- light of Congress’ failure to pass the notion that states had con- ics. But some ward without creating violence ment benefits report Thursday the administration’s proposed trol over immigration in the era of his recent re- Antonin Scalia in Mexico. Many analysts won- and economists believe that the revision of the Immigration Act. before Congress enacted nation- marks stood out Supreme Court der if Pena Nieto is holding back number of people seeking assis- justice Perhaps it is, though Arizona al legislation. Liberal commen- in the eyes of politically sensitive details of his tance has stabilized. may not think so. But to say, as tators seized on that reference as court observers. plans, or simply doesn’t know His dissent in the Arizona the court does, that Arizona a particularly bizarre twist in an contradicts federal law by en- otherwise angry opinion. yet how he’ll be prosecute the Romney’s Wife immigration case contained a next stage of Mexico’s drug war. harsh assessment of the Obama forcing applications of the Im- But Scalia’s supporters say Says Woman Being administration’s immigration migration Act that the president the justice is held to a differ- policy and prompted a public re- declines to enforce boggles the ent standard in the media than Head of Syria’s Observer Eyed For Ticket buke from a fellow Republican- mind,” Scalia said. other justices. Ginsburg, for in- WASHINGTON (AP) — Mitt appointed judge. The outcry over his reference stance, won wide praise when Mission Says Violence Romney’s wife says her husband Scalia’s aggressive demeanor to Obama’s announcement was she used her dissent in a sex dis- is ‘Unprecedented’ is thinking about picking a wom- during argument sessions even immediate and included a call crimination case in 2007 to urge by liberal Washington Post col- Congress to take action to undo DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) an to be on his ticket this fall. earned him some gentle teasing — The violence in Syria has Ann Romney says in an inter- from his closest personal friend umnist E.J. Dionne for Scalia to the court’s decision. resign. Conservative Judge Rich- During the three days reached unprecedented levels, view, “We’ve been looking at that on the court, Justice Ruth Bader the head of the country’s U.N. and I love that option as well.” Ginsburg. Speaking at a Wash- ard Posner of the 7th U.S. Circuit of health care arguments in Court of Appeals in Chicago, March, Scalia spoke more than observer mission said Thursday, She tells CBS News she ington convention, Ginsburg insisting there must be a cease- thinks the person selected for said the term’s high-profile cases who was appointed by President anyone else, mainly posing hos- Ronald Reagan, contributed this tile questions to defenders of fire in order for his teams to re- the No. 2 spot should be “some- may explain why Scalia “called sume their work. one that obviously can do the counsel’s argument ‘extraordi- passage to Slate magazine’s an- the law, according to a study of nual end-of-term discussion: the arguments. About 300 U.N. monitors job but will be able to carry nary’ no fewer than 10 times.” were sent to Syria to provide an through with some of the other Ten lawyers who appear reg- “These are fighting words. In an exchange with Solici- The nation is in the midst of a tor General Donald Verrilli Jr., unbiased look at the violence, responsibilities.” ularly before the Supreme Court, but they have been confined to The former Massachusetts including two former Scalia law hard-fought presidential elec- he left little doubt about what he tion campaign; the outcome is in thought of the eventual winning their hotels since June 15 be- governor, who was joined by his clerks, were interviewed for this cause of the bloodshed. wife for the interview, declined story and said they too had tak- doubt. Illegal immigration is a argument that the individual campaign issue. It wouldn’t sur- insurance requirement could “The escalation of violence, al- to describe the status of the en note of Scalia’s recent com- low me to say, to an unprecedented vice presidential search, saying ments. But mindful that they prise me if Justice Scalia’s opin- be found constitutional under ion were quoted in campaign Congress’ taxing powers. level, obstructed our ability to ob- “that’s something I’m keeping might appear before the high serve, verify, report as well as assist close with my team.” court or be in a position to sub- ads. The program that appalls “You’re saying that all the Justice Scalia was announced al- discussion we had earlier about in local dialogue,” Norwegian Maj. Romney did say — again — mit legal briefs, they all declined Gen. Robert Mood told reporters that, in his words, “As long as to be identified by name. most two months after the oral how this is one big uniform argument in the Arizona case. It scheme and the Commerce in the Syrian capital Damascus. I continue to speak about the Scalia, 76, has been a pow- More than 14,000 people have economy, I’m going to win.” erful voice and an entertaining seems rather a belated develop- Clause, blah, blah, blah, it re- ment to figure in an opinion in ally doesn’t matter. This is a been killed since the Syrian up- presence since he joined the rising began in March 2011, ac- high court in 1986. Especially the case,” wrote Posner, who had tax and the federal government Wildfire: Some Western taken Scalia to task in the past. could simply have said, without cording to activists. As the con- in dissent, he never has been shy flict grinds on, the violence has about explaining why his side Doug Kmiec, a conserva- all of the rest of this legislation, Cities Ban Fireworks become widespread and chaotic. had the better of an argument. tive legal scholar who backed could simply have said, every- Besides the government crack- on Fourth; Blazes Grow Measured by wins and losses, Obama’s election in 2008 and body who doesn’t buy health down on dissent, rebel fighters the court term did not end well served as his ambassador to insurance at a certain age will are launching increasingly dead- Throughout Region for Scalia. He was on the losing Malta, said, “To broadly assert, be taxed so much money, right?” ly attacks on regime targets, and DENVER (AP) — Parts of end of the court’s biggest cases as Justice Scalia seems to do in Scalia asked. several massive suicide attacks Colorado celebrated Indepen- involving health care, immigra- his Arizona dissent, that the Eventually, Verrilli said, “It this year suggest al-Qaida or oth- dence Day sans fireworks with tion, lying about military med- Obama administration’s en- is justifiable under its tax power.” er extremists are joining the fray. some communities banning als and prison sentences, both forcement priorities are ‘too lax,’ “OK. Extraordinary,” Scalia Syria severely restricts the the holiday displays to guard for crack cocaine offenders and substitutes the unelected Anto- said. media in the country, making against the further spread of juvenile killers. nin Scalia for the elected Barack The next day, he said the it difficult to gain a credible ac- wildfire across the region. The last words Scalia uttered Obama.” court should not have to go count of events on the ground. Though rain cooled Colo- in court this term dealt with his Scalia’s defenders say the through each and every page of rado’s blazes Wednesday, more disagreement with the court’s criticism is misplaced. They say the massive law to sort out what than a dozen wildfires elsewhere majority in a decision that wa- the justice was doing something stays and what goes should the Pakistani Official: First in the West chewed through tered down Arizona’s crack- much more familiar and common, justices invalidate the require- bone-dry timber and brush. down on illegal immigrants. attacking the majority opinion by ment that people carry insur- NATO Truck Has Crossed Wildfires in Wyoming, Utah Summarizing his views in Justice Anthony Kennedy. “He re- ance. Into Afghanistan After and Colorado sent haze and court, Scalia commented on ally wasn’t criticizing the Obama “What happened to the smoke across Colorado’s Front President Barack Obama’s re- administration’s position. He was Eighth Amendment?” Scalia 7-Month Closure Ends Range, prompting air-quality cent announcement changing just using it as a timely example of asked, referring to the Constitu- CHAMAN, Pakistan (AP) — health advisories as firefight- the deportation rules for some why he thought his position was tion’s ban on cruel and unusual The first truck carrying supplies ers warned of growing fires in children of illegal immigrants. the better one in the Arizona case,” punishment. “You really expect to American and NATO troops in sparsely populated areas. And in his written opinion, he said Brian Fitzpatrick, a Vander- us to go through 2,700 pages?” Afghanistan has crossed the Paki- stani border after a seven-month Consumers Asked to long closure of the supply routes by Eureka! Physicists Celebrate Pakistan ended earlier this week. Pay More For Milk The reopening is a rare bright spot in relations between the to Save Farms U.S. and Pakistan, which had MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Evidence of ‘God Particle’ closed the routes in retaliation for Consumers will pay a little more American airstrikes in November By John Heilprin the European Center for Nucle- had been purely theoretical, is for coffee and chocolate to ensure that killed 24 Pakistani border ar Research, or CERN, erupted regarded as key to understand- the farmers who produce those The Associated Press troops. Disagreements over is- in frequent applause and stand- ing why matter has mass, which foods get a fair wage, so why not GENEVA — Scientists at the sues like American drone strikes ask them to pay more for milk? ing ovations. Physicists who combines with gravity to give all and Islamabad’s alleged support world’s biggest atom smasher spent their careers in pursuit of objects weight. That is the notion behind a hailed the discovery of “the for Taliban militants still hamper program designed to raise mon- the particle shed tears. The idea is much like gravity a relationship vital to stabilizing missing cornerstone of phys- The new particle appears to and Isaac Newton’s early theo- ey for struggling New England ics” Wednesday, cheering the neighboring Afghanistan. dairy farms while educating share many of the same quali- ries. Gravity was there all the apparent end of a decades-long During the closure, the U.S. consumers about those family ties as the one predicted by Scot- time before Newton explained it. quest for a new subatomic par- was forced to use more costly businesses. Keep Local Farms tish physicist Peter Higgs and The Higgs boson was believed to ticle called the Higgs boson, or and lengthy routes through urges colleges, universities and others and is perhaps the biggest be there, too. And now that sci- the former Soviet Union. After “God particle,” which could help other institutions in New Eng- accomplishment at CERN since entists have actually seen some- months of back-and-forth ne- land to charge a little more for explain why all matter has mass its founding in 1954 outside thing much like it, they can put gotiation, Pakistan reopened milk, with the extra money go- and crack open a new realm of Geneva along the Swiss-French that knowledge to further use. the routes on Tuesday after Sec- ing to farmers in the region. subatomic science. border. The center’s atom smasher, retary of State Hillary Clinton It is among a number of non- First proposed as a theory in Rolf Heuer, director of the $10 billion Large Hadron apologized for the border deaths. government programs being set the 1960s, the maddeningly elu- CERN, said the newly discov- Collider, sends protons whiz- A paramilitary official at the up to try to preserve small, family- sive Higgs had been hunted by ered particle is a boson, but he zing around a circular 27-kilo- Chaman border crossing, Fazal operated farms as consolidation at least two generations of physi- stopped just shy of claiming meter (17-mile) underground Bari, said the first truck moved continues in the dairy industry. cists who believed it would help outright that it is the Higgs bo- tunnel at nearly the speed of across the border around noon While Vermont is best known shape our understanding of how son itself — an extremely fine light to create high-energy col- local time on Thursday. The for its milk and cheese products, the universe began and how its distinction. lisions. The aftermath of those Chaman border crossing in the dairy farms stretch across New most elemental pieces fit together. “As a layman, I think we did impacts can offer clues about province of Balochistan is one of England. But two-thirds have As the highly technical find- it,” he told the elated crowd. “We dark matter, antimatter and the two used by trucks carrying sup- closed in the past 30 years because ings were announced by two have a discovery. We have ob- creation of the universe, which plies to Afghanistan. The other low milk prices have made it hard independent teams involving served a new particle that is con- many theorize occurred in a called the Torkham crossing is for farmers to cover their feed, more than 5,000 researchers, sistent with a Higgs boson.” massive explosion known as the further north in the Khyber Pass, fuel and labor costs. the usually sedate corridors of The Higgs, which until now Big Bang. a high mountainous area. • Main 11 BUSINESS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012

Business Profile: Adna Floral Adna Floral Nears Half-Century of Business FAMILY ENTERPRISE: Business May ABOUT THE BUSINESS Continue on to the Owners: Anthony and Re- Next Generation becca Terwilliger Business Name: Adna By Amy Nile Floral [email protected] Age of Business: Estab- lished in 1950 and owned by Adna Floral is gearing up for Terwilliger family since 1963 its annual end-of-the-season sale, Number of Employees: 8 a tradition at the family business Address: 132 B, Bunker dating back a half century. Creek Road, Adna Normally, the only way to Phone: (360) 748-3171 or find out about it is through word (360) 269-9264 of mouth. Email: [email protected] The second-generation fami- Facebook: http://www. ly business will hold its yearly 50 facebook.com/adnafloral percent off sale in the next few Hours: Open April 15 through the end of June days. The exact date will depend Monday through Saturday on when business starts to wind 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. down for the season. Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. “This year is a unique year be- cause a lot of people have waited until late in the season,” said owner Tony Terwilliger. shock when customers trans- Adna Floral, established in plant them to their home gar- 1950, has been in the Terwil- dens and the plants live longer. liger family for almost 50 years. Tony waters each plant by Back then, it was a wholesaling hand, often using up to 1,500 business that grew for many gallons of water a day. area vendors including Sunbird, “It’s a labor of love,” Rebecca Yardbirds, Kaija’s, Fullers and said. Pete Caster / [email protected] Pioneer West. Because the family does all of Tony Terwilliger and his wife, Rebecca, pose for a portrait in front of the Adna Floral sign. Clint Terwilliger passed the the labor themselves, they don’t company on to his son Tony, have much overhead and are about anything, including uri- who said he’d never run the able to keep prices low. nals and chicken feeders. family business when he met “Our prices and our quality The business even has a table his wife Rebecca, more than 20 bring people back,” Tony said. and chairs for people to sit at if years ago. “When a new customer comes they get tired while shopping, “They’re doing it right, mak- out, we’ve got a customer for life.” which comes especially in handy ing it grow,” Clint said. “It’s al- Unlike many box stores during Mother’s Day weekend, most doubled since they took it.” which buy from large commer- the busiest weekend of the year. Today, the couple and their cial nurseries, Tony insists his “It really looks like a circus,” three sons raise more than suppliers don’t use propagated Rebecca said. 50,000 plants a year. growth regulators. When plants The family faces their biggest The Adna Floral greenhouse, are sprayed with these hor- challenge that weekend: keeping which features more than 800 mones, they stay the same size products in stock for all the cus- flower baskets, runs from April instead of growing for a long tomers lining up down the road 15 through the end of June. time, he said. to make purchases. “Then we start all over again,” The business tries to buy as The couple said their boys Rebecca said. locally as possible, often getting are now great with the cus- The family then works on products from Washington and tomers because they have been Nita McCash, of Sliver Creek, pushes her cart through an aisle of Adna Floral on building projects, repairs and Oregon. working at Adna Floral since Monday in Adna. buys products for the next year. In addition to plants, Adna they were little. “We scour the countryside,” Floral features antiques, vintage “It’s not easy to transplant Rebecca said. jewelry, furniture, craft items, with kids in a backpack on your When the first plants arrive stepping stones, rugs, doilies, back,” Rebecca said with a smile. TOP 5 SELLING ITEMS in November, the family raises hankies, gardening supplies, She said she hopes her sons them in the 17 greenhouses they bird houses, carvings, signs and can take over the family busi- ACCORDING TO OWNER REBECCA TERWILLIGER have at their Adna residence. even vintage buildings. ness one day. 1. Combo baskets “We grow everything we sell,” “We do a lot of consignment “But we’re letting them 2. Premium annuals Rebecca said. “That’s where from local craftsmen,” Rebecca choose their own path,” she said. 3. Vegetable starts and bedding plants we’re unusual.” said. “We just have a little bit of “But the oldest has really shown 4. Shabby chic plant containers and vintage and antique The Terwilligers are cold everything.” interest this year.” items growers, meaning they grow in Rebecca has more than 200 ••• 5. Patio pots and color bowls local conditions so there is less vintage pots made from just Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Business Briefs Staples Holds Staples customers can get in- pleted a major renovation proj- Morgan Arts Centre at 190 Plo- volved by donating $1 or more at SEND US YOUR NEWS ect which included replacing mondon Road in Toledo. Fundraiser For any Staples store, with 100 per- Have a new product or ser- all flooring, cabinets, beds and School Supplies cent of the proceeds benefiting vice? Is your business reaching bedding. Uhlmann Ford’s students in need. an important milestone? Call For more information or to By The Chronicle For more information visit Chronicle Business Reporter make a reservation visit www. Sales Increase Amy Nile at 807-8235 or e-mail DoSomething.org and Sta- www.staplesforstudents.org. bestwestern.com. By The Chronicle ples are teaming up with teen her at [email protected] to actress and recording artist Bella get your news into The Chroni- Uhlmann Ford in Chehalis Thorne for a national school sup- Best Western Chehalis cle’s weekly business briefs. Lewis County Tourism saw a 35 percent sales increase ply drive to help kids in need. Earns 2012 TripAdvisor Industry Leaders in June versus the same period The drive encourages young peo- a year ago. The Ford Escape and hospitality excellence, is given F-series trucks lead the sales. ple to collect school supplies and Certificate of Excellence only to establishments that con- to Meet July 10 drop them off at any Staples, in- Ford also saw a 10 percent in- By The Chronicle By The Chronicle cluding at 1740 National Ave. in sistently achieve outstanding crease in sales across the region Chehalis, from July 1 to Sept. 15. Best Western Park Place Inn traveler reviews on TripAdvi- The White Pass Scenic By- in June compared to the same All school supplies and dona- & Suites Hotel in Chehalis has sor. Approximately 10 percent of way is holding the third tourism period last year. Fuel-efficient tions given locally will benefit received a TripAdvisor certifi- accommodations listed on Trip networking meeting for indus- vehicles such as the Focus, Ex- the Boys & Girls Clubs of Thur- cate of excellence. Advisor receive the award. try leaders in Lewis County on plorer and Fusion drove the ston County. The accolade, which honors The hotel recently com- July 10 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the sales increase. Northwest Business Briefs Free Seminar for Nonprofits week period that ended July 1 Costco Revenue Figure climbed 6 percent to $9.18 billion. Rises Three Percent to Be Held on July 19 By The Associated Press Nordstrom June THEFT PREVENTION: tices and Larry Petersen will discussion on fiduciary duties of Costco Wholesale Corp.’s Revenue Gauge Jumps Community Leaders cover theft from an insurance nonprofit board members, em- revenue from stores open at least SEATTLE — Department angle. bezzlement and fraud preven- a year rose 3 percent in June store chain Nordstrom Inc. said to Teach Nonprofit “Nationwide, there is a huge tion, director errors, red flags but fell short of Wall Street’s Thursday that its sales at stores increase in theft from non- and what to do if one suspects expectations. Analysts polled open at least one year rose Board Members to profit organizations. Eighty theft. by Thomson Reuters expected, 8.1 percent in June, helped by Protect Funds percent of thefts are by first- on average, a rise of 3.7 per- strong sales of handbags, jew- time criminals. The thief may “If you are a board member cent from the Issaquah, Wash., By Amy Nile of a nonprofit organization and elry and shoes. be your friend,” Panesko said. wholesale club operator. That's better than the 4.7 [email protected] “Whenever you have funds in your employee steals money, Revenue at stores open at percent increase that analysts Centralia College and Secu- the bank, someone is thinking you may have to pay it back out least a year is considered a key polled by Thomson Reuters rity State Bank are hosting a free about stealing those funds. It's of your own pocket. Every non- indicator of retailer health be- were expecting. lunch seminar on protecting the job of the board of direc- profit organization is a target cause it leaves out results from Nordstrom shares rose 51 funds for nonprofit board mem- tors to stop that theft before it for theft today unless the board locations that have opened or cents to $51.07 in morning trad- bers on July 19 from 12 to 1:30 happens.” members take steps to prevent closed in the last year. ing. They are trading closer to p.m. in the Science Center at the Panesko said he took a lead- it,” Panesko said. “Trusting Costco said revenue from the upper end of their 52-week college. ership role at the museum af- your organization’s leaders isn't established locations rose 3 per- range of $37.28 to $57.75. ter the former director, Debbie cent in the United States and 2 Lewis County Historical enough anymore.” Revenue at stores open at Knapp, allegedly stole more percent internationally. least a year is an important mea- Museum President John Pan- To sign up for this seminar esko will make a presentation than $137,000 from the organi- Excluding the impact of sure of a retailer's health because on the legal and practical as- zation. call (360) 330-2780 or email gasoline prices and foreign cur- it's unaffected by sales at stores pects of protecting nonprofit “I took this position to make [email protected] by July rencies, Costco said revenue that recently opened or closed. funds. Centralia certified public sure this doesn’t happen again,” 13. from stores open at least a year Total revenue for the five accountant Tom Bradley will he said. ••• climbed 5 percent. weeks ended June 30 rose nearly speak on best accounting prac- The seminar will include Amy Nile: (360) 807-8235 Total revenue from the five- 13 percent to $1.04 billion. Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 LOCAL Washington’s Annual Average Wage Increased in 2011 By Rolf Boone seeing strong growth in industries cause of the number of low-pay- opened on or after July 1. the data show. The state defines a The Olympian that tend to offer above-average ing jobs that were lost. Changes to the average annual green job as one that helps to in- pay, and that seems to be reflected There’s more good news if wage also are used to calculate em- crease energy efficiency, produce Washington’s annual average in last year’s earnings,” Employ- you’re collecting an unemploy- ployer unemployment taxes and renewable energy, or prevent, re- wage went up in 2011, according ment Security Commissioner Paul ment check after July 1 because worker compensation benefits. duce or clean up pollution. to data released by the state Em- Trause said in a statement. the annual average wage is used Meanwhile, a new Employ- Still, the study also found ployment Security Department. Three industries with the to calculate jobless benefits. The ment Security study has found that there is little difference between It rose 3.6 percent to $49,894 highest wage growth last year minimum weekly benefit will in- Washington jobs involved in de- the green and regular economies. in 2011 from $48,162 in 2010, were the information technol- crease $5 to $143, while the maxi- veloping or using environmentally “It appears the recession took while the average weekly wage ogy sector, company manage- mum benefit will rise $21 to $604. friendly products — also known at least some toll on green jobs, rose to $959 from $926. That ment and manufacturing. Those About 18 percent of jobless as green jobs —weren’t immune but how employers interpret increase was driven higher by a industries rose 9.5 percent, 7.9 benefits are paid at the maxi- from the slower economy. the definition may be another 7.5 percent rise in those earning percent and 5 percent, respec- mum rate and at 7 percent for Green jobs fell by an estimat- factor,” said Cynthia Forland, more than $75,000. tively. In 2010, annual average the minimum. The increase in ed 18,300 or 18 percent from two Employment Security research “Month to month, we’ve been wages rose only 2.1 percent be- jobless benefits applies to claims survey periods in 2009 and 2011, director, in a statement. Northwest in Brief That goat was killed by a ranger. a little-known practice, Oregon Only elderly or permanently the state at odds with the fed- Olympic National Forest social service officials are allow- disabled Oregonians who qualify eral government. California Trail Closed by Goats ing certain food stamp appli- for Social Security Disability In- and Washington defer to federal Street Racers Blamed in cants to deduct medical marijua- surance may file for the deduc- guidelines, which say the deduc- HOODSPORT (AP) — South Seattle Shooting na costs from their income when tion, according to the Oregonian. tion is not allowed. Olympic National Forest has qualifying for benefits. The Oregon deduction puts closed a trail near Hoodsport for SEATTLE (AP) — A driver two weeks because of aggressive who refused a street-racing chal- mountain goats. lenge was shot early Thursday in The forest says there were south Seattle. several encounters this week Police say he ignored a group with aggressive goats on the trying to wave him over for a Mount Ellinor Trail, 18 miles race. When he refused to stop, northwest of Hoodsport. The they got into two cars and fol- trail will be monitored, but there lowed him. A passenger in one are no plans now to kill the goats. car fired multiple shots, hitting Wildlife biologist Kurt Aluzas the victim in the upper leg. says the goats may be on the trails because of this year's deep snow- Oregon Allows Medical pack. In October 2010 an aggres- sive goat killed a Port Angeles Marijuana Deduction man in Olympic National Park. PORTLAND (AP) — Under Running: ‘I Will Make It’ Continued from front page more in order to raise money for various causes, including cancer and Alzheimer's research. HOW TO HELP “Cancer breaks your body,” The East Lewis County Relay Tom said, “but Alzheimer's for Life will take place July 13 steals your mind.” from 6 p.m. to midnight at the Next week’s 100-mile run Morton High School track.The will take him a little more than founder of Relay for Life, Dr. 24 hours to complete. He said he Gordon R. Klatt, will be a guest will leave Yakima at about 3 a.m. speaker at the event. July 12, and will arrive at 6 p.m. There will be a fundraiser the following day. for Tom’s run on Friday, July A support vehicle driven by 6, from 3 to 7 p.m. at Dick’s family and friends will follow Brewing Co., 3516 Galvin Road him for the full 100 miles to in Centralia. Dontations will be make sure he makes it. accepted, but are not required. During the trip, he plans on To donate toward Tom’s run, taking several breaks to stop, visit his Facebook page, “TRAC: walk a bit, drink water and eat. Tom Runs Against Cancer” or He will also change his shoes mail donations to: Relay For Life and socks during the break and PO Box 994 plans on using four to five pairs Morton, WA 98356 of tennis shoes, and double the amount of socks. He will not, however, sleep. “He wanted to do something Tom began training for the that had a big enough impact 100-mile run last November. and would generate enough Each day Tom wakes up at 3 a.m. buzz to show that when a per- to go on a run of about 7 to 13 son gets cancer, it’s something miles. During the weekends, he beatable,” said Tom’s son, Jeremy does his longer runs. Callas. Lewis County Sheriff Steve Two weeks ago, Jeremy drove Mansfield, who has worked with alongside of his father during a Tom for several years, said Tom’s 60-mile training run from Ya- ability and dedication to the run kima through White Pass. The is inspiring and incredible. original plan for that weekend “He is doing it for a really was to run 70 miles, but at about good cause and he is passionate,” 60 miles, once Tom reached Mansfield said. “This is one of the downhill portion of White the ways he communicates that pass, Tom fell asleep three times passion. This is how he tells his while running. That’s when they story, and it’s pretty remark- called it quits, he said. able.” During the run, everything Mansfield, who said he at- hurt, he said, his feet in particu- tends Relay for Life every year, lar. plans on attending next week’s Jeremy said when they Relay for Life to see Tom finish. reached mile 44, Tom turned to “I will make it,” Tom said. him and said, “Good news, only “Even if they have to drag my car- a marathon left to go.” cass around the track.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Mariners Offensive Woes Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Continue Golf Prep Football Calkins Qualifies for Junior World Championships Three New By Brandon Hansen Calkins described the Tum- time around I want to win and I feel them once he gets there. [email protected] water Valley Golf Course as a want to win a lot." The Chehalis student has been long, flat, bumpy course with The Junior World Champi- spending every day of the week Faces Join Brady Calkins is headed slow greens. The wind also onships will be July 10-13 at the golfing for five to six hours. back to Torrey Pines. played a factor. 36-hole course that hosted the "I need to go down there and The W.F. West High School Last month, Calkins won 2008 PGA U.S. Open. hit the ball straight and get it on Gridiron senior qualified for the Cal- the district qualifier, which was "It's a tough course," Calkins laway Junior World Champion- the greens," Calkins said. also held in Tumwater. It will be said. "It's very long and it breaks Calkins finished fifth at the ships last week at the divisional the second time that the golfer towards the ocean. Even when Coaching qualifier in Tumwater. Calkins heads to the Callaway Junior it doesn't seem like it, every- Washington State 2A Tourna- placed second in the 36-hole World Championships and the thing breaks towards the ocean. ment in 2012. He was also ap- tournament with two rounds of fourth time he's played at Tor- I know that now this year and I preciative of his two mentors, Ranks 71. rey Pines in San Diego. think I can make a good show- Jim Webster and Austin Abbott, "I played well but I think I "Last year, the tournament ing." for working with him the past By Aaron VanTuyl could have done better," Calkins was awesome," Calkins said. Calkins said he doesn't feel two years. [email protected] said. "I had to scrap out a little "It was so organized and it was any nerves before the tourna- "I just can't wait to swing Every summer, the school to post those scores." kind of overwhelming, this ment, but is sure that he will away," he said. districts' job openings boards come alive, and a few lucky in- dividuals are rewarded with the College Basketball right to call themselves a head coach. There's plenty of new faces joining the ranks for the 2012-13 school year, including three new head football coaches — at Roch- ester, Toledo and Winlock. Chris Barnes will take the reins of Rochester's football pro- gram. Barnes, the Warriors' of- fensive coordinator last year, is originally from Forks and gradu- ated from Washington State Uni- versity in 2006. He was an assis- tant baseball and football coach at Black Hills and teaches physi- cal education in the Rochester district. "I'm excited," he said. "The goal is to bring some pride back to Rochester High School." The team went 1-8 last season, but returns plenty of players. "They're working hard, lift- ing weights, and I couldn't be happier about it," he said. "I don't know how we'll be, but I do know they're working hard, and we'll go as far as they can take us." Barnes will be assisted by Larry Raines, A.J. Easley and Rob Bates. Jeremy Thibault is the new head coach in Toledo. The Indi- ans are coming off a trip to the State 1A quarterfinals under Ter- ry Holmes, who doubled as the Pete Caster / [email protected] coach and athletic director for W.F. West’s Riah Thomas runs downcourt during a game against North Thurston this season. Thomas, the 2012 Evergreen 2A Conference MVP, has signed on to play the past two seasons. for the Evergreen State College next season. Thibault, a 1996 Centralia High School graduate, has been happy with the team so far. "It's great," he said. "Every- W.F. West’s Thomas to Play for Evergreen thing's been laid out, and it's been an easy situation to walk By Brandon Hansen ment her senior season. She av- said. “I wanted to make sure coach Monica Heuer. Heuer into." The new Indian coach was [email protected] eraged 10.5 points a game and they knew everything that I has been coaching at Evergreen eight rebounds while adding didn’t.” for 11 years and recognized an assistant to former Centralia W.F. West High School’s 3.5 assists. It’s evident that Thomas saw Thomas’ talent watching dis- head coach John Schultz for 12 Riah Thomas always found a “Obviously, she’s probably the bigger picture for her Che- trict playoff games and Bearcats’ years, working mostly with the way to shine when the games as key a player as you can have,” halis teammates and the bas- practice. offensive line. were the most important. Now Weeks said. “She had the ability ketball program as a whole. She “Coach said that she really Winlock's new football coach isn't, in fact, anyone new. she’s headed to the bright lights to step up and have big perfor- also had all the appreciation in liked my passion and she said Mike Voie will be back on the of college basketball. mances on big stages. When the world for her coaching staff. that I could do what I do best: sidelines this season, and back at Thomas had an impressive you get to that level and every- Weeks said that a few weeks ago work hard,” Thomas said. the Cardinal head coachingjob prep basketball career thanks body has you scouted out, it’s when he was helping host a bas- Thomas in return said that to her knowledge of the game she enjoyed Heuer’s calm and he stepped away from in 2002, tough.” ketball tournament of over 50 after 13 years. and almost magic-like passing Weeks added that Thomas’ teams, Thomas texted him and relaxed demeanor as a coach. abilities. Now she’s taking that She also liked the Evergreen "I'm real excited about it. We showed her incredible basket- offered to help. haven't had great seasons over formula to Evergreen State Col- ball IQ by adjusting to what “I can’t think of a former campus. While Thomas initial- lege where she hopes to major ly was looking at several schools the last nine years or so, but I see teams would throw at her. player that has come down some potential," he said. "Tim in communications. to play basketball at, she said Thomas didn’t stop with her and helped us out,” Weeks said. Edmonds coached last year, and “She’s a kid that has gotten Heuer made her feel comfort- play out on the court. The low “We had 144 games at the tour- didn't leave my cupboard bare. I every ounce of performance out post player became a mentor to nament and she helped run the able. Heuer said that Thomas’ know he's worked hard for the of her basketball talent,” W.F. the underclassmen on the team, clocks. It was a big relief.” last couple years, and had some West girls coach Henri Weeks Weeks said, and almost served This came after just return- had an outgoing personality, was very articulate and knew really bad luck with injuries. It said. as another coach on the court. ing from a trip to Hawaii. Talk really depleted his forces." Thomas was a 2A All-State “I believe I missed some about a love for the game. what she wanted. She added Thomas would be a good fit at Voie, a 1970 Winlock gradu- player for the Bearcats and stuff when I was an underclass- Thomas’ passion for basket- ate and weight training teacher helped lead her team to a sixth- man and there weren’t people ball initially stood out to Ever- Evergreen. place finish at the state tourna- there to teach me,” Thomas green women’s basketball head please see THOMAS, page S3 please see COACHES, page S3

Fireworks The Final Word Fireworks show caps of Indepen- Manchester United Files for IPO in US dence Day celebra- TV’s Best Bet NEW YORK (AP) — Manchester flow as it tries to keep and acquire players tions after the Van- NASCAR Sprint Cup couver Whitecaps’ United plans to go public. In the United in an attempt to regain English and Euro- 1-0 victory over the States, to boot. pean titles. Daytona 400 Practice Colorado Rapids The record 19-time English champi- While the stock price and the number 1 p.m. ons filed a registration statement with the in a Major League of shares were not listed, the registration SPEED Soccer game on Securities and Exchange Commission on statement said the club hoped to raise a Wednesday in Com- Tuesday to hold an initial public offering merce City, Colo. of stock and become a listed company on maximum of $100 million — a place- the New York Stock Exchange. The deal holding figure that could change before David Zalubowski / The Associated Press could ease pressure on the club’s cash the offering becomes effective. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding COMMENTARY: Under the Open Sky Looking for a First Chance at Second-Chance Summer-Run Steelhead

DFW and USGS is their stomach. The fish are then working together trucked downstream to the I-5 Wover the summer to boat launch to be re-released conduct the Cowlitz Summer- back into the water. Run Steelhead Recycling Study, “This study will help us to a program that is being paid determine whether the recy- for by the very dollars we spent cling program is an efficient use to buy our salmon/steelhead of funds, if anglers are benefit- endorsement so we could legally ting from this second chance fish the Cowlitz River. at the fish, and if there are any As an angler negative impacts from the pro- who has yet to gram,” said Gleizes. land her first Eleven sites, each set up with steelhead, I’m radio receivers and solar power pretty wound panels, have been placed along up about the the river between the hatchery idea at getting and Longview. my first chance “Through the receivers we at a second- can track exactly where each ra- chance steel- By Kimberly Mason dio tagged fish is in the system,” head. said Gleizes. “Last week we fol- I spent Monday morning at lowed a fish as he was hauled up the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery the boat launch at Blue Creek — By Kimberly Mason / For The Chronicle in Salkum with Chris Gleizes, a probably from inside a boat.” At the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery on Monday, Chip Nissell, of Paciic States Marine Fisheries, holds a radio-tagged summer- WDFW biologist and member The Floy tagged fish, as they run steelhead while Mike Blankenship, a scientiic technician with WDFW, sets the Floy tag. of the Cowlitz evaluation team, are harvested by anglers, will to watch the team tag their also help the researchers to de- study — one was caught right tributaries, head further down- caught and call Chris Gleizes at second batch of summer-run termine where the steelhead are below the Barrier Dam. stream or even just hang around 864-6133 with the information. steelhead. going after they are dropped off “We want to see whether in the system all summer long,” Returned radio tags can be Through August, a total of downstream. the fish shoot right back up Gleizes said. reused and placed in another 500 steelhead will be tagged So far, 68 steelhead have the river and into the hatch- If you catch a tagged steel- fish, so please, make the call with Floy T-bar tags and 60 been recycled and five tagged ery, whether they stay low in head, note the tag number and and return the tag if you find or more of those fish will also fish have already been harvested the system, or move into other the location where the fish was one. carry radio tags, inserted into in the first two weeks of the

Fishing and Hunting Report Take Your Pick of Activities: Summer is in Full Swing

By Kimberly Mason For The Chronicle Whether you hike, fish, bird watch or just like to watch the wind blow the grasses and the rain dripping from the eaves — there are plenty of outdoor ad- venturing options out there.

Word on Birds There is a quartet of Com- mon Ravens “wonk, wonk, wonk”-ing around my farm. My best guess is that the two that are doing the most talking are the young fledglings. The cacophony of garbled chatter is

enough to drive anyone crazy, I By Kimberly Mason / For The Chronicle wouldn’t blame any raven par- Josh Carlton, Puyallup, pulled a 10-pound summer-run steelhead out of the Cowlitz River Monday morning using a bobber and a jig. Carlton hooked the ish at the ent for abandoning their young base of the gravel point below Barrier Dam. at this stage. I discovered a pair of Barn still closed due to snow, but FR Falls Dam; 33 spring Chinook and Wildlife (WDFW). “I ex- In Puget Sound, salmon fish- Owl chicks in my barn a few 25 has just opened up between adults and 17 jacks into the pect that will continue in July, ing seasons opened July 1 in ma- weeks ago. The white, fuzz- Cougar and Randle. Cispus River above the mouth when anglers should start find- rine areas 5 (Sekiu), 6 (eastern covered owlets are unnaturally The replacement of Ben- of Yellow Jacket Creek; and 71 ing more hatchery coho salmon Strait of Juan de Fuca) and 12 quiet compared to the other bird ham Creek Bridge on the north spring Chinook adults and 5 as well.” babies that inhabit my backyard. end of FR 25 was completed jacks into the upper Cowlitz Anglers fishing marine areas (Hood Canal – south of Ayock Every three or four days I peek on schedule, and crews have River at Packwood. Fifteen mini 1 and 2 can retain one Chinook Point). Marine areas 11 (Ta- in to check up on them. I stare at pushed through lingering snows jacks were released into Riffe as part of a two-salmon daily coma/Vashon) and 13 (South them, they stare quietly back at along high-elevations stretches. Lake at Mossyrock Park. limit. You must, however, re- Puget Sound) remain open. me. It seems an entire battalion On Friday, June 29, officials A total of 31 recycled and lease wild coho salmon. of Red-winged Blackbird fledg- Steve Thiesfeld, Puget Sound from Lewis County, Western tagged summer-run steelhead On the north coast, the Chi- salmon manager, said salmon lings has invaded my backyard Federal Lands Highway Divi- were transported to the lower nook selective fishery continues anglers fishing the inside por- feeders. I started seeing young sion and the Gifford Pinchot Cowlitz River and released at through June 30 in marine areas birds over a month ago, they are National Forest held a ribbon- the I-5 boat launch. This is the 3 and 4, where anglers have a tion of Marine Area 4 have done sending reinforcements to emp- cutting and dedication ceremo- second release of the 2012 sum- daily limit of two salmon. An- well, suggesting that fishing will ty the seed trays on a daily basis. ny for the new bridge. mer-run recycling study con- glers are required to release wild get off to a good start in the If this keeps up I may have to “It gives us a venue for the ducted by WDFW. Chinook and all coho during Strait of Juan de Fuca. “Early take out a loan to cover the cost tourist trade we’ve become reli- the selective fishery. of feeding them. indications look good,” he said. ant upon,” said Lewis County Beginning July 1, the tradi- I’ve heard a Lapis Lazuli has In the Salt “Anglers have done really well Commissioner, Lee Grose re- tional recreational fishery for been spotted at the Nisqually garding Forest Road 25, which All areas of Puget Sound ex- Chinook and hatchery coho got for Chinook during the ocean National Wildlife Refuge. If my provides access to the east side cept one open for crab fishing under way in marine areas 3 and selective fishery, and that could budget and the weather allows, I of Mount St. Helens from the Thursdays through Mondays 4. Anglers fishing marine areas stretch into the Strait.” hope to head up with the walk- north. “Not to mention, I use (the exception being Marine 3 and 4 will have a daily limit Farther south, fishing for ing tour next Wednesday at 8 Area 7 in the San Juan Islands). this road quite often myself to of two salmon, but must release hatchery Chinook in Marine a.m. The daily catch limit in Puget wild coho salmon. visit family in White Salmon,” Area 11 has been good, Thies- Sound is five Dungeness crab, Salmon fishing is open seven Grose added. “It cuts an hour feld said. “Westport is getting all Photography Workshop and a half off the trip.” males only, in hard-shell condi- days a week, except in Marine the attention, but the folks fish- At 10 a.m. on Saturday, July tion with a minimum carapace Area 2 where fishing is open 14, the Friends of Seminary Hill Rivers, Lake, and Streams width of 6¼ inches. Fishers may Sundays through Thursdays. ing the Tacoma area are doing Natural Area are sponsoring catch six red rock crab of either Halibut is still an option out pretty well,” he said. “There are a photography workshop with Last week Tacoma Power sex per day, provided those crab on the coast. Marine Area 1 is definitely some fish to be caught recovered 264 spring Chinook measure at least 5 inches across. Marlene Hodge. open for halibut fishing Thurs- in Marine Area 11.” For more information con- adults, 35 jacks, 12 mini jacks, Summer salmon anglers day through Saturday each ••• 652 summer-run steelhead have been reeling in bright Chi- week through July 14 or when tact Sandy Godsey, President, Kimberly Mason is a freelance Friends of the Seminary Hill adults, one jack and one winter- nook since mid-June. the quota is reached, whichever run steelhead at the Cowlitz “The Chinook selective fish- occurs first. The fishery will writer and photojournalist. Visit her Natural Area, 736-7045 or god- website The (Almost) Daily News [email protected]. Salmon Hatchery separator. ery got off to a quick start and reopen on Aug. 3 and continue Tacoma Power employees re- anglers have continued to do three days a week (Friday-Sun- (almostdailynews.com), find her on leased 65 spring Chinook adults well since,” said Doug Milward, day), until the remaining quota Facebook (Kimberly Mason – The Forest Road 25 Open and 10 jacks at the Day Use Park ocean salmon manager for the is taken, or Sept. 30, whichever Chronicle), call 269-5017 or email FR 99 to Windy Ridge is in Lake Scanewa above Cowlitz Washington Department of Fish occurs first. [email protected]. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 • Sports 3

NBA Enforcers Win Centralia Summer Slam D-Will Signs With Brooklyn NEW YORK (AP) — Deron Williams is moving to Brooklyn with the Nets, instead of back home to Dallas. The All-Star point guard said on his Twitter page Tuesday night that he “made a very tough decision today” and posted a pic- ture of the Nets’ new team logo that accompanies their move from New Jersey to Brooklyn. A person with knowledge of the decision said Williams told the team he was accepting their five-year contract worth $98 mil- lion. The person confirmed the agreement on condition of ano- nymity because contracts can’t be signed until July 11. Williams, the top free agent available, chose to stay with the Nets over signing with the Mav- ericks, who hoped they could convince him to come back to the area where he grew up. It’s a huge triumph for the Nets as they prepare to move into the new Barclays Center to start the 2012-13 season. They gave up an enormous package to Jonathan Meyer / Courtesy Photo get Williams in a surprising Feb- The 10U Centralia Police Enforcers fastpitch team won the Centralia Summer Slam championship last weekend, going undefeated in the process. Players from ruary 2011 trade, sending prom- left to right, in the front row: Haley Kooi, Alayna Miller, Sophie Duffy, Emily Meyer, Kendal Summers and Desaree Brower. In the middle row: Bailey Lester, Kianna ising forward Derrick Favors, Battiste, Arianna Good, Kennedy Porter, Rylee Peters and Marissa Russell. In the back row: assistant coach Katrena Ash, assistant coach Paul Strophy and coach point guard Devin Harris, two Jonathan Meyer. Not pictured: assistant coach Mike Duffy. first-round draft picks and cash to the Utah Jazz. But it was worth it for the Nets, who needed a franchise player with them to build buzz Former WSU Player Steps Into Broadcast Booth for their move to New York. Williams wanted to make a By Percy Allen “That’s what I’m hoping to do quick decision before he reports The Seattle Times now.” to training camp in Las Vegas A month ago, they gath- with the U.S. men’s basketball The dots connecting his past ered for the first time in Coeur team on Thursday. He met with align perfectly, even if his foot- d’Alene, Idaho, at a WSU func- both teams Monday, the day ball career had been imperfect. tion. after free agency opened, and Standing outside Garfield “It was a here-we-go kind of made his Twitter posting at High School, where he was a star feeling,” McIntyre said. “Shawn about 7 p.m. ET. quarterback two decades ago, showed me the ropes and intro- Williams’ decision comes a Shawn McWashington recalls duced me around. We were kind day after the Nets agreed to a deal the tiniest details of his former of the newbies and Bud and Bob with Atlanta for All-Star guard life. made us feel very welcomed.” Joe Johnson, and amid reports “I could step out on that field Said McWashington: “It was they are still hoping to make a right now and run our old of- great banter among everybody. deal with Orlando for Dwight fense,” he said. “I’ve always been Great charisma between the four Howard. Brooklyn also has a deal that way about football. I just of us.” in place to re-sign versatile free love the game so much. McWashington spoke with agent forward Gerald Wallace. “From the time I was 8 to 25, I former Washington basketball Just two years after a 70-loss immersed myself in football and player Jason Hamilton, who also season, the Nets will have one became a student of the game. returned to his alma mater as a of the NBA’s best backcourts Football was my life. It gave me commentator, partnering with By John Lok / The Seattle Times and are poised to make a quick everything.” legendary broadcaster Bob Ron- Shawn McWashington, former Garfield High and Washington State standout, will move up the Eastern Conference And now the game has given deau. join Bob Robertson and Bud Nameck in the booth. standings. him a new start. Hamilton’s advice: Be your- switched to receiver. at Florida State before working Dirk Nowitzki and the Mav- Nearly 15 years after Mc- self. ericks had spoken openly about Washington caught his last pass “For the listeners, Bob Rob- His early college career fea- in higher education at FSU, Tu- tured as many drops on the lane and Florida International. their desire to bring Williams for Washington State in the 1998 ertson is really going to be their back to North Texas, where he Rose Bowl, the Fab Five receiver eyes to what’s happening on practice field as catches on Sat- McWashington returned to urday. He started as a junior, but Seattle nearly three years ago to starred at The Colony High will return to Pullman this fall the field, so I want to be able to School. Mark Cuban’s team nev- as a radio color analyst. evoke some of the emotion of it wasn’t until his senior year take a job as an insurance broker that everything clicked. at Marsh & McLennan Com- er made much attempt to defend He wasn’t the obvious choice the game,” McWashington said. its 2011 NBA title, letting key to replace former Cougars coach “I want to be able to explain to McWashington caught 33 panies, and was content sup- passes for 597 yards and three porting the Cougars behind the players such as Tyson Chandler Jim Walden in the broadcast listeners and give them an idea and J.J. Barea leave through free booth, but athletic director Bill of what it’s like from a player’s touchdowns. He describes scenes before Moos called. WSU’s storybook 10-2 season as “I’ve really been thrust back agency so the Mavs could save Moos said McWashington, who perspective. What they’re think- money for this summer. earned a communications de- ing and what they’re feeling. his 15 minutes of fame. Led by into the spotlight and if you strong-armed quarterback Ryan know me, I’ve never really been But Dallas could only offer gree from WSU, was his first “We’ll talk about X’s and O’s Williams a four-year deal worth choice. and why a play does or doesn’t Leaf and a quintet of talented re- comfortable with that,” he said. ceivers, a high-powered offense “But it’s been great. I’ve received about $75 million under the “Ever since I’ve got the job, work, but we’ll also talk about terms of the new collective bar- carried WSU to the Rose Bowl, over 200 calls, emails and texts we’ve re-imaged every phase of the players in an in-depth man- gaining agreement. And with snapping a 67-year drought. from people really excited about Cougar football, from our head ner. Talk about his high-school the Nets’ flurry of moves, may The Cougars lost 21-16 to the program. I’ve immersed coach to our stadium and uni- career. About what he’s been not even be able to offer a better Michigan, which finished unde- myself in everything WSU. I’ve forms,” Moos said. “This is the going through in the past week team anymore. read Mike Leach’s book. latest step. It’s a good team that during practice. About what feated and claimed The Associ- Williams averaged 21 points “The outcry of support from will help us appeal to a younger that player’s goal and aspirations ated Press national champion- and 8.7 assists last season and fan base.” are and try to give the listener ship. Cougar Nation has been phe- had a 57-point game. One of the McWashington, 37, makes an in-depth view of what’s going “Shawn knows what it’s like nomenal. I appreciate it.” league’s top point guards since his first serious foray as a com- on with the guys on the team.” to win at the highest level at McWashington said he isn’t entering the NBA as the No. 3 mentator and joins a three-man In many ways, McWashing- WSU and I’ll admit that’s one of overly concerned about his pick of the Jazz in 2005, he was crew that features legendary ton has been preparing for his the reasons he was very appeal- broadcast team, but worries ahead of his competitors when play-by-play man Bob Robert- new job his entire life. ing,” Moos said. about the Cougars. last season started after playing son. He’s a second-generation McWashington, who went “If I had to predict, I would in Turkey during the lockout. Longtime WSU broadcaster Cougar whose father, Ammon undrafted, played for five teams say they’ll finish 6-6,” he said. “I The Jazz decided to deal him Bud Nameck, who had been the McWashington, played running (Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh think offensively they’re going at the 2011 deadline after a clash sideline reporter, moves to the back on the Cardiac Kids team Steelers, Amsterdam Admirals, to do some great things. They’ll with former Utah coach Jerry booth. Jessamyn McIntyre, a in 1965 that finished 7-3, includ- Edmonton Eskimos and BC Li- put up some big numbers. De- Sloan, and without knowing if 710 ESPN producer, will replace ing four fourth-quarter come- ons) in three leagues and three fensively it could be a struggle Williams would stay there long- Nameck on the field. back victories. countries before retiring in 2001 early on. term. “The times in my career After starring at Garfield after an Achilles injury. “But I think they’ll put up a when I’ve been successful, I’ve High, Shawn McWashington He earned a master’s degree lot of points. It should be a lot had great people around me received scholarship offers in education and administration of fun to watch. I know I’ll have and we’ve embraced the team from Oregon, Wyoming and at WSU and worked toward a fun and I just hope people enjoy Coaches concept,” McWashington said. Idaho but chose WSU, where he Ph.D in athletic administration what we’re doing on the radio.” Continued from Sports 1 Thomas: Geoduck-to-Be Happy With Support in Chehalis at the school, was also the head coach at rival Toledo for two Continued from Sports 1 ing a rash of injuries. Thomas began playing com- inspiration from her teammate years in the mid-2000s — an ex- perience he enjoyed. “We have a good group of re- petitive basketball in fourth Lauren Fisher. Fisher came back “I was really impressed with turners and we’ve added a cou- grade and said her dad, former "At Toledo, it was like I was her ability, the way she uses her from a torn ACL to play for the ple of junior transfers,” Heuer Centralia basketball star Tracy at the dance and everything, but body, how tough of rebounder I was dancing with the wrong said. “I believe she will be able to Thomas, has been a source of in- Bearcats this season. Thomas she is and the work she does added that her mother, Amy girl," he joked. "Now I've got my inside,” Heuer said. “We utilize help us this year.” spiration team back, and it just seems right our talents and our four and Thomas said that she’s going “I’ve always wanted to be Ashmore, never missed a game. to me. I think we can get some- fives have traditionally been to work on expanding her game just like him even though now “There was so much support thing done, here, too." able to face the basket. She will for the college ranks. I have one more MVP award from the people in Chehalis and Note: A second feature on “I’m not very tall but I’m not than him,” Thomas said with a have the opportunity to do that.” even in Centralia,” Thomas said. new local coaches, focusing on Evergreen made the playoffs short,” she said. “I’m going to try laugh. “He’s the more athletic basketball, will be published in last season despite not having a and broaden my shooting abil- one though.” “The coaching staff was also Saturday's edition of The Chron- pure point guard and experienc- ity.” Thomas said she also got amazing, I’ll never forget them.” icle. Sports 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 SPORTS

MLB

By Elaine Thompson / Associated Press Seattle Mariners catcher Jesus Montero crouches behind the plate against the Baltimore Orioles in the second inning during a baseball game, Wednesday in Seattle. Montero was injured and left the game in the ifth after taking a foul ball directly into the face mask on his helmet. The Orioles won 4-2. Jesus Montero Dizzy After Suffering ‘Very Mild’ Concussion, but Should be OK

Elaine Thompson / Associated Press CONCUSSION: After Foul Seattle Mariners’ Michael Saunders walks past his bouncing helmet after he slammed it down after striking out as Baltimore Orioles catcher Matt Wieters heads to the Tip Off Facemask, dugout in the ifth inning during a baseball game Tuesday in Seattle. Mariners Catcher Will Go on Seven- Day Disabled List Frustration Mounts for M’s By Larry Stone The Seattle Times SLUMP: Mariners In the clubhouse after Fall to Baltimore 4-2, Wednesday’s game, Jesus Mon- tero said he was “still dizzy” as Hitting Just .194 as a result of the wicked foul tip off a Team at Safeco his facemask in the fifth inning. Montero suffered what man- SEATTLE (AP) — Hector ager Eric Wedge called “a very Noesi might have finally pitched mild concussion.” Wedge doesn’t his way out of Seattle’s rotation. believe Montero will have to go Not that he got any help from on the new seven-day disabled the Mariners’ equally struggling list for players with concussions. offense. Franklin Gutierrez is currently Former Seattle prospect on that list and out at least until Chris Tillman gave up just two the All-Star break. hits in 8 1-3 innings, and Noesi “We don’t think it’s anything was handed his major league- similar to Gut, but we’re going leading 11th loss in Baltimore’s to evaluate him tomorrow and 4-2 win over the Mariners on make that decision,” Wedge said. Wednesday afternoon. Montero appeared to lose his Making his first start of 2012 balance as he was being exam- after being recalled from the ined by trainer Rob Nodine. The minors, Tillman took a shutout Mariners pulled him and put in into the ninth before giving way Miguel Olivo behind the plate to to closer Jim Johnson, who re- finish the game. corded his league-high 25th save, “He was just a little bit off, a and Baltimore took two of three little bit dizzy,” Wedge said. “Rob in the series. did the test. We didn’t feel com- “We didn’t put ourselves in fortable pushing him through position to hit the ball hard and that.” get a chance to get anything Montero said he thinks he’ll going,” Seattle manager Eric be fine. Wedge said. “That guy com- “It happens. It happens to ev- manded the ball game against Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press ery catcher,” he said. “It wasn’t us.” good that it hit my face. I felt Baltimore’s Adam Jones, an- Seattle Mariners shortstop Munenori Kawasaki forces out Baltimore Orioles’ Wilson Betemit at second base in the seventh inning during a baseball game Wednessday in Seattle. dizzy. Thank God nothing hap- other former Seattle prospect, pened. The catcher always gets added his 20th homer of the sea- that, so we have to be tough. You son with a shot into the upper fore closing out the victory. bringing him back to Baltimore hasn’t met projections. Tillman have to fight. It’s hard.” deck in left field in the second Before the ninth started, after the break. was just 3-5 with a 5.52 ERA in Montero dropped in order inning off Noesi. Not only was Saunders had Seattle’s only hit “What he did today is not new 13 starts with Baltimore in 2011 Before the injury, Montero its Jones’ 20th long ball, it was when he singled up the middle ... this is not uncharted territory and 8-8 with a 3.63 ERA at Tri- had been struggling mightily at the 20th homer given up this just out of J.J. Hardy’s reach with for him. It’s just it would be if he ple-A Norfolk this season. the plate. He had just one RBI in season by Noesi. one-out in the fourth inning. can consistently do it,” Orioles “I faced him last year and he June, and was 3 for 27 (.111) on Tillman (1-0) struck out manager Buck Showalter said. If Noesi (2-11) has a spot in never had him sit at 93 to 95 the homestand. Seattle’s rotation after the All- seven and walked two and his Tillman was once a top “I know he’s frustrated. I velocity hovered in the mid-90s prospect in the Mariners’ farm miles per hour,” Saunders said Star break is one of the main of Tillman. “He was throwing know he’s fighting it right now,” questions for Seattle to address. even into the ninth inning. He system before being shipped strikes, mixing his pitches ... Wedge said before the game. It was the fourth straight start had never gone more than 7 1-3 along with Jones and three oth- and he did a good job not leav- “But like I’ve said so many times, with Noesi giving up at least innings in a major league start, ers to Baltimore in 2008 in ex- and I think time will prove this seven hits and he has not left a but after retiring the first 10 bat- change for Erik Bedard, a trade ing any over the plate.” to all: to go through this kind of game with the lead since May 17 ters Tillman set down 15 of the that backfired on the Mariners. Davis and Andino added struggle, it’s going to ultimate- against Cleveland. He has not final 20 batters he faced. Both Jones has developed into an All- RBI singles for the Orioles, who ly be part of who you are as a won since May 6. of the runs Seattle scored in the Star, while Bedard spent four in- won two straight for the first complete player in the end once “We are in a process of evalu- ninth were unearned. jury-plagued seasons in Seattle’s time since June 16-17. Since tak- you’ve figured it out. You have ating everything. I’ve been very After Wednesday’s game, the organization. ing two of three from Atlanta in to go through this. He’s a young clear. I’ve been very patient and Orioles optioned Tillman to Tillman was a bit of a wild mid-June, the Orioles are just hitter up in the big leagues play- Double-A Bowie, with the intent card in the deal. He was highly I think we’ve been patient as an 5-10. Meanwhile, Seattle has ing consistently for the first time, organization, but there is a time of starting him early next week regarded by the Mariners, but and he’s going through his strug- during the All-Star break then his career with the Orioles won just one series since early and place to make some chang- June. gles right now.” es as we head into the break,” “Every position player out Montero dropped down to Wedge said. “We’re going to seventh in the order on Wednes- there has a job to do and they evaluate where we are with ev- day. Asked in general if he felt erybody.” UPCOMING GAMES are not getting it done right it was better for young players Where Seattle is offensively is now,” Wedge said. “It’s obvious.” to fight through their struggles at the bottom of baseball when it Notes: Seattle C Jesus Mon- in the majors rather than going comes to hitting at home. After July 6 @ Oakland, 7 p.m. tero left in the fifth inning after down to the minors to work on Wednesday’s loss, the Mariners July 7 @ Oakland, 7 p.m. taking a foul ball from Andino things, Wedge replied: are hitting just .194 at Safeco July 8 @ Oakland, 1 p.m. off the facemask. Montero was “I can tell you this: If I felt Field and their only runs came July 10 MLB All-Star Game down on a knee for several min- that was the best thing for them, thanks to Robert Andino’s care- I would have already done it. It July 13 vs. Texas, 7 p.m. utes and was wobbly when he less error in the ninth that likely first stood up. Wedge said Mon- doesn’t mean we won’t do it. But cost Tillman his first complete July 14 vs. Texas, 6 p.m. tero had a mild concussion. ... we don’t feel that’s where we are game. right now. July 15 vs. Texas, 1 p.m. Baltimore 2B Brian Roberts was Andino’s error allowed Mi- “There’s multiple reasons to chael Saunders to reach and was July 16 @ Kansas City, 5 p.m. sent back to Baltimore for more send a guy out, but the bottom followed by John Jaso’s double July 17 @ Kansas City, 5 p.m. examination of his groin injury line for me is what’s going to on Tillman’s 125th pitch. Till- July 18 @ Kansas City, 5 p.m. that landed him on the 15-day get the young man to be the big- man was pulled and Johnson July 19 @ Kansas City, 11 a.m. DL on Tuesday. ... The Orioles league hitter or player as quickly gave up an RBI groundout and improved to 16-3 in games as possible. What’s going to be RBI single to Justin Smoak be- where Jones homered. the best path for him.” SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 • Sports 5

Major League Soccer

DRAW:Winless home.” inbut the goalSeattle was waved off when By Michael Magnum / The Associated Press Sounders Tie Seattle Sounders goalkeeper Bryan Meredith (35) dives for the ball after a shot Seattle (7-5-6) dropped to Saborio was ruled offside on the Real Salt Lake to 0-4-5 during its winless stretch, from Real Salt Lake during their MLS soccer match, Wednesday, July 4, 2012, in play. Sandy, Utah. Extend Franchise- but was still happy enough to get “Maybe with a different ref- Record Winless Streak a road point while struggling. eree, we would have won the “We want to be a tough team game,” RSL midfielder Kyle to Nine Games to beat,” Seattle coach Sigi Beckerman said. “We scored Schmid said. “We’ve gotten back a legit goal that was called off- SANDY, Utah (AP) — Real to that.” Salt Lake drew 0-0 with Seattle side that wasn’t offside. So that’s ‘‘We need to score one goal, you Salt Lake (10-6-3) controlled tough to take when we’re work- on Wednesday night, snapping a possession most of the first half ing so hard to put the ball in the know, to win games. This is going to three game losing streak and ex- and used crisp, accurate pass- tending the Sounders’ franchise- ing to try to create some scoring back of the net.” be our homework for the next record winless streak to nine chances though none resulted in For Seattle, the next goal go- games. goals. It was more of the same ing forward is to get the offense game at home.’’ “We are looking at the posi- in the second half as Salt Lake to match the level the defense tives in this game,” RSL coach pressed the attack and tried to showed against RSL. Jason Kreis said. “That was our position itself for a score more “We need to score one goal, Freddy Montero, Seattle Sounders forward first shutout in a long time, and aggressively than Seattle. Alava- you know, to win games,” Seat- we’re controlling the rhythm ro Saborio tapped in a cross deep tle forward Fredy Montero said. and the game and being the ag- into the box from Chris Wingert “This is going to be our home- gressors like we need to be at in the 52nd minute for Salt Lake, work for the next game at home.” NBA Lakers Get Steve Nash from Suns BLOCKBUSTER TRADE: Los Angeles Lands All-Star Point Guard, Move Could Help Them Lure Dwight Howard

By Mike Bresnahan Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Lakers added their point guard of the future by tak- ing one of the best ever, plucking Steve Nash from the Phoenix Suns for a slew of draft picks. Nash brings instant life to a Lakers offense that was mori- bund last season, possibly push- ing them into the upper reaches of the Western Conference, if not the entire NBA, yet again. It took the Lakers almost 20 years to find a point guard as dynamic as Magic Johnson, but they did it. And it took eight months for the Lakers to finally use the $9 million traded-player excep- tion they acquired from Dallas for Lamar Odom. Did they ever. It was just enough to sign the future Hall of Famer for $9 million in the first year of a three-year contract worth about $27 million. The Lakers cannot officially acknowledge the deal until the free-agency morato- By Matt York / The Associated Press rium ends July 11. In this April 25, 2012, file photo, Phoenix Suns’ Steve Nash leaves the court after an NBA basketball game against the San Antonio Spurs in Phoenix. Nash’s agent Bill It’s a deal that presumably Duffy said Wednesday, July 4, that the two-time MVP point guard is going to the Los Angeles Lakers in a sign-and-trade deal with the Phoenix Suns. makes the Lakers more attrac- tive to Orlando center Dwight ond in 2007. the deal by appealing to Suns ex- met his salary request was to ab- Nash isn’t an accomplished Howard, primarily because the He averaged 12.5 points ecutives to take the Lakers’ offer. sorb him into the Odom traded- defender, making coach Mike ball will move more on offense. last season and his 10.7 assists Had he gone to Toronto or New player exception, allowing them Brown’s job more intriguing on Kobe Bryant won’t have the ball a game trailed only Boston’s York as a free agent, the Suns to acquire a player making $9 that end of the court. Known as in his hands as often with Nash Rajon Rondo. The Suns, how- would have received nothing in million or less next season. The a defensive coach, Brown will in the fold. ever, finished 10th in the West return. Lakers had until December to need to come up with a plan to Howard has one year re- and failed to make the playoffs, “I approached them and use it. incorporate Nash’s shortcom- maining on his contract with continuing their quiet existence asked if they would be willing In essence, Nash signed the ings. Orlando, but he has asked to be since advancing to the confer- to do a sign-and-trade deal with three-year deal with Phoenix In many other ways, though, traded. Andrew Bynum would ence finals in 2006. L.A. because it is very important and was immediately traded to Nash will be a contributor. He be the centerpiece in such a Nash was a free agent after to me to stay near my children the Lakers. He made $11.7 mil- has a reputation as a classy indi- trade. spending the last eight seasons and family,” Nash said in a state- lion last season, his 16th in the vidual and fan favorite. Suns fol- The Lakers gave up four in Phoenix and was offered a ment. “They were very appre- league. lowers probably will be irritated draft picks to get Nash; first- three-year deal with the Toronto hensive and didn’t want to do it. The Lakers struggled im- and second-rounders next year, Raptors for about $36 million. Fortunately for me, they recon- mensely on offense last season, they lost one of their best players a second-round pick in 2014 The New York Knicks were also sidered. They saw that they were going 13 consecutive games in ever, not to mention to a Pacific and another first-round pick in chasing the services of the cre- able to get assets for their team January without breaking 100 Division rival. 2015. The Lakers also included ative pass-first point guard who that will make them better, as- points as “Slowtime” replaced Lakers point guard Steve an unspecified amount of cash has excellent touch from three- sets they would not have other- Showtime. They broke 100 only Blake has two more years on his believed to be about $3 million. point range (career 42.8 percent). wise had and it made sense for three times in 12 playoff games. contract and is penciled in as Nash, 38, is fifth on the While most Lakers follow- them to do a deal that helps their Nash should help change Nash’s backup. Ramon Sessions NBA’s all-time list with 9,616 ers held their breath for a How- team get better.” that. will not be re-signed after de- assists. Right above him is John- ard trade, the team pushed for The Lakers were so far over He’s durable despite his age, clining a one-year player option son (10,141). Second all-time Nash on Tuesday, quietly pre- the luxury-tax threshold that missing an average of 4.3 games for $4.55 million last month. in free-throw percentage (90.4 paring their offer for the peren- the most they could offer Nash a season since 2005. He missed The Lakers had also been in percent), Nash won the league nial All-Star. It was accepted less as a free agent was $3 million, four games last season, seven contact with representatives for most-valuable-player award in than 24 hours later. the “mini” mid-level exception. the year before that and one in Chauncey Billups but will not 2005 and 2006 and finished sec- Nash helped consummate The only way they could have 2009-10. pursue him any longer. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 SPORTS

Wednesday’s Mariners Box Score Sports Briefs BAL (44-37) 012 010 000 — 4 7 2 Napavine Hosting Kids Basketball Camp SEA (35-49) 000 000 002 — 2 3 0 By The Chronicle ORIOLES AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG MARINERS AB R H RBI BB SO #P AVG OBP SLG Napavine High School will host a boys and girls X Avery LF 3 0 0 0 0 2 13 .238 .307 .375 I Suzuki RF 4 0 0 0 0 1 13 .262 .290 .356 basketball camp, for kids in grades 4 through 8, from M Saunders CF 4 1 1 0 0 0 21 .257 .317 .425 J Hardy SS 4 0 0 1 0 2 11 .234 .269 .396 July 16 to 19. C Wells LF 4 0 0 0 0 2 17 .255 .333 .412 C Davis RF 4 0 1 1 0 0 25 .274 .317 .483 The camp will run from 9 a.m. to noon, with a J Jaso DH 3 1 1 0 1 2 22 .280 .378 .464 registration fee of $50. Each player will receive a camp A Jones CF 4 1 1 1 0 1 12 .297 .339 .551 K Seager 3B 3 0 0 1 1 0 17 .241 .307 .423 basketball. J Thome DH 3 0 0 0 1 1 16 .143 .250 .143 J Smoak 1B 4 0 1 1 0 0 11 .205 .270 .333 B Ryan PR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .182 .285 .271 The camp will emphasize fundamental basketball M Wieters C 4 0 1 0 0 1 9 .247 .331 .431 J Montero C 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 .245 .281 .376 skills, and will feature drills, games and competitions. W Betemit 3B 3 0 0 0 1 1 18 .261 .325 .438 M Olivo C 3 0 0 0 0 2 12 .207 .226 .372 For more information or to obtain a registration R Flaherty PR-3B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .198 .229 .231 D Ackley 2B 3 0 0 0 0 0 8 .238 .319 .334 form, contact Dan Schutz at (360) 262-9134 or Chante' Evander at (360) 402-3597. A $10 deposit is required M Reynolds 1B 4 2 2 0 0 1 18 .212 .335 .380 M Kawasaki SS 3 0 0 0 0 0 10 .185 .254 .200 Totals 32 2 3 2 2 7 133 for planning purposes. R Andino 2B 3 1 2 1 0 1 13 .233 .298 .321 Totals 32 4 7 4 2 10 135 Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA H Noesi (L, 2-11) 5.0 7 4 4 0 4 1 80-56 5.77 Sports on the Air Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA S Delabar 2.0 0 0 0 1 4 0 23-15 4.15 B League 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 13-8 3.50 C Tillman (W, 1-0) 8.1 2 2 0 2 7 0 125-79 0.00 L Luetge 0.2 0 0 0 1 1 0 13-8 1.66 FRIDAY, July 6 J Johnson (S, 25) 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 8-4 1.24 S Kelley 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-3 3.38 AUTO RACING Totals 9.0 3 2 0 2 7 0 133-83 Totals 9.0 7 4 4 2 10 1 135-90 11 a.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole qualifying for Subway Jalapeno 250, at Daytona Scoreboard Beach, Fla. 3. Jose Bautista, TOR 64 San Antonio at Washington, 4 p.m. 57 Victor Gonzalez Jr. 27 1 p.m. MLB 4. Adam Dunn, CHW 60 Connecticut at Tulsa, 5 p.m. 58 Angela Cope 24 SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole quali- Major League Baseball Standings 5. Josh Willingham, MIN 59 New York at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. 59 Kelly Bires 22 fying for Coke Zero 400, at Daytona Beach, Fla. AMERICAN LEAGUE 60 David Green 22 EAST W L PCT GB Wins 61 Bill Prietzel 17 4:30 p.m. NY Yankees 49 32 .605 - 1. David Price, TAM 11 62 Tim Bainey Jr. 16 ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Sub- Baltimore 44 37 .543 5 1. Matt Harrison, TEX 11 63 John Young 16 way Jalapeno 250, at Daytona Beach, Fla. Tampa Bay 43 39 .524 6.5 3. Chris Sale, CHW 10 RACING 64 Jamie Mosley 15 Boston 42 40 .512 7.5 3. Yu Darvish, TEX 10 NASCAR 65 Alex Kennedy 11 BOXING Toronto 42 40 .512 7.5 5. Justin Verlander, DET 9 2012 Sprint Cup 66 Charles Lewandoski 10 7 p.m. CENTRAL Driver Standings 67 Matthew Bell 10 ESPN2 — Featherweights, Cristobal Cruz (39- Chicago Sox 44 37 .543 - ERA 1 Matt Kenseth 633 68 John Jackson 10 Cleveland 42 39 .519 2 1. Jered Weaver, LAA 2.13 2 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 622 69 Matthew Carter 9 13-3) vs. Javier Fortuna (19-0-0), at Las Vegas Detroit 40 42 .488 4.5 2. Chris Sale, CHW 2.19 3 Jimmie Johnson 610 70 Kyle Kelley 9 CYCLING Kansas City 36 44 .450 7.5 3. C.J. Wilson, LAA 2.33 4 Greg Biffle 608 71 Michael Guerity 9 5 a.m. Minnesota 35 46 .432 9 4. Justin Verlander, DET 2.58 5 Denny Hamlin 565 72 Matt DiBenedetto 8 5. David Price, TAM 2.82 WEST 6 Kevin Harvick 565 73 Ryan Ellis 5 NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 6, Epernay Texas 50 32 .610 - 7 Clint Bowyer 557 74 Joey Logano 0 to Metz, France Saves LA Angels 45 37 .549 5 8 Martin Truex Jr. 556 75 Brad Keselowski 0 1. Jim Johnson, BAL 25 GOLF Oakland 41 42 .494 9.5 9 Tony Stewart 545 76 Kurt Busch 0 Seattle 35 49 .417 16 2. Fernando Rodney, TAM 24 10 Brad Keselowski 537 77 James Buescher 0 5:30 a.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE 3. Chris Perez, CLE 23 11 Carl Edwards 503 78 Nelson Piquet Jr. 0 TGC — European PGA Tour, Open de France, EAST W L PCT GB 4. Jonathan Broxton, KAN 20 12 Kyle Busch 495 79 Denny Hamlin 0 Washington 47 32 .595 - 5. Rafael Soriano, NYY 19 second round, at Paris 13 Paul Menard 477 80 Michael McDowell 0 NY Mets 44 38 .537 4.5 14 Kasey Kahne 463 81 Kyle Busch 0 Noon Atlanta 42 39 .519 6 National League 15 Ryan Newman 463 82 Kasey Kahne 0 TGC — PGA Tour, The Greenbrier Classic, Miami 39 42 .481 9 Batting Average 16 Joey Logano 463 83 Paul Menard 0 Philadelphia 37 46 .446 12 1. Andrew McCutchen, PIT .360 17 Marcos Ambrose 456 second round, at White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. 84 Mark Martin 0 CENTRAL 2. Carlos Ruiz, PHI .357 18 Jeff Gordon 453 85 Kevin Harvick 0 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 45 36 .556 - 3. Melky Cabrera, SFO .354 19 Jamie McMurray 431 86 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 0 Cincinnati 44 37 .543 1 4. Joey Votto, CIN .350 20 Jeff Burton 428 ESPN2 — USGA, U.S. Women’s Open, sec- St. Louis 43 39 .524 2.5 4. David Wright, NYM .350 21 Juan Montoya 417 87 Brendan Gaughan 0 ond round, at Kohler, Wis. Milwaukee 38 43 .469 7 22 Aric Almirola 406 88 David Ragan 0 4:30 p.m. Houston 32 50 .390 13.5 Home Runs 23 AJ Allmendinger 400 89 Parker Kligerman 0 Chicago Cubs 31 50 .383 14 1. Ryan Braun, MIL 23 24 Kurt Busch 356 90 Tony Stewart 0 TGC — Champions Tour, First Tee Open, WEST 2. Carlos Beltran, STL 20 25 Bobby Labonte 353 91 Ty Dillon 0 first round, at Pebble Beach, Calif. LA Dodgers 46 37 .554 - 3. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 19 26 Regan Smith 349 92 Joey Coulter 0 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL San Francisco 45 37 .549 .5 4. Carlos Gonzalez, COL 17 27 Mark Martin 341 93 Josh Wise 0 Arizona 39 42 .481 6 4. Jay Bruce, CIN 17 28 Casey Mears 323 94 John Wes Townley 0 4 p.m. San Diego 33 50 .398 13 29 David Ragan 293 95 Tony Raines 0 ROOT — Seattle at Oakland Colorado 31 50 .383 14 RBIs 30 David Gilliland 280 96 Miguel Paludo 0 1. Carlos Beltran, STL 63 31 Travis Kvapil 256 97 Scott Riggs 0 MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at Tuesday’s Games 2. Ryan Braun, MIL 59 32 Landon Cassill 246 98 Jennifer Jo Cobb 0 Boston or Tampa Bay at Cleveland Cleveland 9, L.A. Angels 5 3. Jason Kubel, ARI 58 33 Dave Blaney 228 99 J.J. Yeley 0 TENNIS Minnesota 8, Detroit 6 3. Carlos Gonzalez, COL 58 34 David Reutimann 219 100 Scott Speed 0 Toronto 6, Kansas City 3 5. David Wright, NYM 55 35 J.J. Yeley 117 101 Johnny Sauter 0 5 a.m. Tampa Bay 7, N.Y. Yankees 4 36 David Stremme 111 102 David Reutimann 0 ESPN — The Championships, men’s semifi- Chicago White Sox 19, Texas 2 Wins 37 Brian Vickers 106 103 Donnie Neuenberger 0 nals, at Wimbledon, England Oakland 3, Boston 2 1. R.A. Dickey, NYM 12 38 Michael McDowell 89 Baltimore 5, Seattle 4 2. Gio Gonzalez, WAS 11 39 Ken Schrader 73 Milwaukee 13, Miami 12, 10 innings 3. Madison Bumgarner, SFO 10 40 Josh Wise* 66 SATURDAY, July 7 Washington 9, San Francisco 3 3. Cole Hamels, PHI 10 41 Tony Raines 61 Pittsburgh 8, Houston 7 3. Lance Lynn, STL 10 42 Brendan Gaughan 50 GOLF AUTO RACING Atlanta 10, Chicago Cubs 3 43 Terry Labonte 42 PGA Tour 5 a.m. ERA N.Y. Mets 11, Philadelphia 1 44 Michael Waltrip 40 2012 Money Leaders SPEED — Formula One, qualifying for Brit- 1. Brandon Beachy, ATL 2.00 Colorado 3, St. Louis 2 45 Stephen Leicht* 40 1 Tiger Woods $4,220,398.00 2. Ryan Dempster, CHC 2.11 ish Grand Prix, at Towcester, England San Diego 9, Arizona 5 46 Scott Speed 36 2 Jason Dufner $4,077,013.00 L.A. Dodgers 3, Cincinnati 1 3. R.A. Dickey, NYM 2.15 47 Scott Riggs 28 1 p.m. 4. Ryan Vogelsong, SFO 2.26 3 Bubba Watson $3,732,778.00 48 Boris Said 15 4 Hunter Mahan $3,582,211.50 ESPN2 — American Le Mans Series, North- Wednesday’s Games 5. Johnny Cueto, CIN 2.35 49 Hermie Sadler 13 5 Matt Kuchar $3,325,351.80 N.Y. Yankees 4, Tampa Bay 3 east Grand Prix, at Lakeville, Conn. 50 Robby Gordon 11 6 Rory McIlroy $3,164,700.00 Oakland 3, Boston 2 Saves 51 Bill Elliott 7 7 Zach Johnson $3,084,941.00 4:30 p.m. Cleveland 12, L.A. Angels 3 1. Craig Kimbrel, ATL 23 52 Tomy Drissi 6 8 Phil Mickelson $2,857,371.30 Baltimore 4, Seattle 2 2. Joel Hanrahan, PIT 21 53 Stacy Compton 5 TNT — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Coke Zero 9 Webb Simpson $2,771,721.50 Detroit 5, Minnesota 1 2. Santiago Casilla, SFO 21 54 David Mayhew 4 400, at Daytona Beach, Fla. 10 Rickie Fowler $2,731,568.80 Toronto 4, Kansas City 1 4. Jonathan Papelbon, PHI 18 55 Chris Cook 2 11 Justin Rose $2,636,249.50 BOXING Chicago White Sox 5, Texas 4, 10 in- 4. Frank Francisco, NYM 18 56 Trevor Bayne 0 nings 57 Sam Hornish Jr. 0 12 Carl Pettersson $2,459,112.80 7 p.m. Washington 9, San Francisco 4 58 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 0 13 Luke Donald $2,299,506.00 HBO — Super middleweights, Kelly Pavlik Philadelphia 9, N.Y. Mets 2 59 Mike Bliss 0 14 John Huh $2,211,079.50 (39-2-0) vs. Will Rosinsky (16-1-0); champion Pittsburgh 6, Houston 4 60 Austin Dillon 0 15 Ben Curtis $2,185,923.80 Miami 7, Milwaukee 6, 10 innings SOCCER 61 Robert Richardson Jr. 0 16 Bo Van Pelt $2,128,121.50 Nonito Donaire (28-1-0) vs. Jeffrey Mathebula Chicago Cubs 5, Atlanta 1 Major League Soccer Standings 62 Elliott Sadler 0 17 Johnson Wagner $2,107,868.00 (26-3-2), for WBO/IBF junior featherweight title, St. Louis 4, Colorado 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE 63 Reed Sorenson 0 18 Kyle Stanley $2,093,946.30 at Carson, Calif. L.A. Dodgers 4, Cincinnati 1 GP W L T Pts 64 Joe Nemechek 0 19 Martin Laird $2,028,834.00 San Diego 8, Arizona 6 D.C. 18 10 5 3 33 65 Danica Patrick 0 20 Jim Furyk $1,970,840.10 CYCLING Kansas City 17 10 5 2 32 66 T.J. Bell 0 21 Mark Wilson $1,953,639.40 5 a.m. Thursday’s Games (PST) New York 17 9 4 4 31 67 Cole Whitt 0 22 Bill Haas $1,887,862.40 Minnesota (Diamond 7-3) at De- Chicago 17 8 5 4 28 68 Mike Skinner 0 23 Steve Stricker $1,862,017.00 NBC — Tour de France, stage 7, Tomblaine to troit (Porcello 6-5), 10:05 a.m. Houston 17 6 5 6 24 69 Timmy Hill 0 24 Dustin Johnson $1,836,152.00 La Planche des Belles Filles, France Texas (M.Harrison 11-3) at Chica- Columbus 15 6 5 4 22 70 Tim Andrews 0 25 Graeme McDowell $1,827,484.00 9 a.m. go White Sox (Quintana 3-1), 11:10 a.m. New England 16 5 7 4 19 71 Brian Simo 0 26 Marc Leishman $1,772,306.50 Tampa Bay (Hellickson 4-4) at Montreal 19 5 11 3 18 72 Jeff Green 0 27 Keegan Bradley $1,764,634.60 NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 7, Tom- Cleveland (Tomlin 4-5), 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia 15 4 9 2 14 73 Mike Wallace 0 28 Brandt Snedeker $1,757,814.50 blaine to La Planche des Belles Filles, France Kansas City (Hochevar 5-8) at To- Toronto FC 16 2 10 4 10 74 Kenny Wallace 0 29 Lee Westwood $1,692,789.00 (same-day tape) ronto (H.Alvarez 5-6), 4:07 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE 30 Kevin Na $1,690,805.30 Baltimore (Arrieta 3-9) at L.A. An- San Jose 18 11 4 3 36 2012 Nationwide Series 31 Ernie Els $1,644,658.40 GOLF gels (Richards 2-1), 7:05 p.m. Real Salt Lake 19 10 6 3 33 Driver Standings 32 Robert Garrigus $1,585,776.00 5 a.m. Miami (Buehrle 7-8) at Milwaukee Vancouver 17 8 4 5 29 1 Elliott Sadler 552 33 Ben Crane $1,567,147.90 TGC — European PGA Tour, Open de France, (Fiers 3-2), 11:10 a.m. Seattle 18 7 5 6 27 2 Austin Dillon* 548 34 Louis Oosthuizen $1,549,652.10 Houston (B.Norris 5-5) at Pitts- Colorado 17 7 9 1 22 3 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 531 35 Jonathan Byrd $1,486,315.00 third round, at Paris burgh (Karstens 1-2), 4:05 p.m. Los Angeles 18 6 10 2 20 4 Sam Hornish Jr. 521 36 John Rollins $1,420,187.10 Noon San Francisco (M.Cain 9-3) at Chivas USA 16 5 7 4 19 5 Justin Allgaier 481 37 Matt Every $1,365,896.50 CBS — PGA Tour, The Greenbrier Classic, Washington (Detwiler 4-3), 4:05 p.m. Portland 16 5 7 4 19 6 Cole Whitt* 472 38 D.A. Points $1,345,313.30 Chicago Cubs (Garza 4-6) at At- FC Dallas 18 3 9 6 15 7 Michael Annett 455 39 Charlie Wi $1,284,669.30 third round, at White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. lanta (Minor 4-6), 4:10 p.m. 8 Mike Bliss 391 40 Ryan Palmer $1,277,511.60 NBC — USGA, U.S. Women’s Open, third Philadelphia (Hamels 10-4) at N.Y. 9 Danica Patrick 369 Tuesday’s Games 41 Spencer Levin $1,240,910.50 round, at Kohler, Wis. Mets (Dickey 12-1), 4:10 p.m. Chicago 0, Houston 0 10 Brian Scott 353 42 Michael Thompson $1,215,965.90 Colorado (Friedrich 4-5) at St. Portland 2, San Jose 1 11 Joe Nemechek 342 43 Brian Davis $1,193,320.30 3:30 p.m. Louis (Lynn 10-4), 5:15 p.m. 12 Tayler Malsam 340 44 Charley Hoffman $1,191,112.00 L.A. Dodgers (Eovaldi 0-5) at Ari- TGC — Champions Tour, First Tee Open, Wednesday’s Games 13 Mike Wallace 320 45 Peter Hanson $1,181,677.30 zona (Miley 9-4), 6:40 p.m. 14 Jason Bowles* 311 second round, at Pebble Beach, Calif. Vancouver 1, Colorado 0 46 Adam Scott $1,180,899.30 Cincinnati (Latos 7-2) at San Diego Philadelphia 2, Los Angeles 1 15 Jeremy Clements 301 47 Ken Duke $1,170,420.00 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (Volquez 5-7), 7:05 p.m. Seattle 0, Real Salt Lake 0 16 Erik Darnell 267 48 Padraig Harrington $1,150,762.00 Toronto FC 1, FC Dallas 0 17 T.J. Bell 221 9:30 a.m. 49 Cameron Tringale $1,132,217.80 Friday’s Games (PST) Kansas City 3, Montreal 0 18 Johanna Long* 215 50 John Senden $1,089,171.80 MLB — N.Y. Yankees at Boston Kansas City at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. 19 Timmy Hill 188 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Saturday’s Games (PST) 20 Kenny Wallace 183 N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Houston at Kansas Sity, 5 p.m. 21 Eric McClure 183 WGN — Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets Minnesota at Texas, 5:05 p.m. San Jose at FC Dallas, 6 p.m. 22 Trevor Bayne 180 TRANSACTIONS 4 p.m. Toronto at Chicago White Sox, Portland at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. 23 Brad Sweet* 173 ROOT — Seattle at Oakland 5:10 p.m. Vancouver at Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m. 24 Jamie Dick 142 Wednesday’s Sports Transactions Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 7:05 p.m. Colorado at Seattle, 8 p.m. 25 Morgan Shepherd 141 BASEBALL FOX — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at Seattle at Oakland, 7:05 p.m. 26 Ryan Truex 136 American League Boston, Atlanta at Philadelphia, or Minnesota at Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. 27 Danny Efland 132 Baltimore Orioles: Optioned RHP Texas Colorado at Washington, 4:05 p.m. 28 Blake Koch 132 Steve Johnson to Norfolk (IL) and RHP San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 4:05 29 Josh Richards 126 7 p.m. WNBA Chris Tillman to Bowie (EL). Recalled p.m. 30 Jeff Green 122 RHP Chris Tillman from Norfolk. MLB — Regional coverage, Cincinnati at San Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 Women’s National Basketball Associa- 31 Casey Roderick* 119 Boston Red Sox: Optioned RHP p.m. 32 Joey Gase* 118 Diego or Baltimore at L.A. Angels tion Standings Clayton Mortensen to Pawtucket (IL). Milwaukee at Houston, 5:05 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE 33 Benny Gordon* 116 Selected the contract of RHP Justin MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE Miami at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. W L PCT GB 34 Robert Richardson Jr. 96 Germano from Pawtucket. 4:30 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Connecticut 10 4 .714 - 35 Travis Pastrana 87 Chicago White Sox: Placed RHP Cincinnati at San Diego, 7:05 p.m. Chicago 8 5 .615 1 ½ 36 Tim Schendel 81 ESPN2 — Rochester at Long Island Jesse Crain on the 15-day DL, retroac- Indiana 8 5 .615 1 ½ 37 Kyle Fowler 76 tive to June 24. Recalled RHP Deunte MOTORSPORTS League Leaders Atlanta 7 8 .467 3 ½ 38 Kevin Lepage 72 American League New York 5 9 .357 5 39 Reed Sorenson 69 Heath from Charlotte (IL). 1 p.m. Batting Average Washington 3 10 .231 6 ½ 40 Ryan Blaney 67 Cleveland Indians: Activated NBCSN — AMA Motocross, at Buchanan, 1. Mike Trout, LAA .343 WESTERN CONFERENCE 41 Steve Arpin 62 DH Travis Hafner from the 15-day DL. Mich. 2. Paul Konerko, CHW .333 Minnesota 13 2 .867 - 42 Daryl Harr 61 Placed OF Shelley Duncan on the pater- 3. Austin Jackson, DET .329 Los Angeles 10 6 .625 3 ½ 43 Mike Harmon 51 nity list. SOCCER 4. Joe Mauer, MIN .327 San Antonio 8 5 .615 4 44 Chase Miller 51 Kansas City Royals: Recalled 8 p.m. 5. Adrian Beltre, TEX .325 Seattle 7 8 .467 6 45 Ron Fellows 42 RHP Nate Adcock and RHP Louis NBCSN — MLS, Colorado at Seattle Phoenix 4 11 .267 9 46 Max Papis 41 Coleman from Omaha (PCL). Desig- Home Runs Tulsa 2 12 .143 10 ½ 47 Matt Frahm 40 nated OF Mitch Maier for assignment. TENNIS 1. Jose Bautista, TOR 27 48 Jacques Villeneuve 39 Optioned RHP Vin Mazzaro to Omaha. 6 a.m. 2. Josh Hamilton, TEX 26 Tuesday’s Game 49 Tim Andrews 38 Minnesota Twins: Selected the 3. Adam Dunn, CHW 25 San Antonio 82, Phoenix 81 50 Jeffrey Earnhardt 37 contract of RHP Casey Fien from Roch- ESPN — The Championships, women’s 4. Curtis Granderson, NYY 23 51 Darrell Wallace Jr. 35 ester (IL). Optioned RHP Nick Black- championship match, at Wimbledon, England 5. David Ortiz, BOS 22 Thursday’s Games (PST) 52 Steve Wallace 33 burn to Rochester. WNBA BASKETBALL Minnesota at Los Angeles, noon 53 Brad Teague 31 New York Yankees: Claimed OF RBIs San Antonio at Indiana, 4 p.m. 54 Tanner Berryhill 31 Darnell McDonald off waivers from 7 p.m. 1. Josh Hamilton, TEX 74 55 Derrike Cope 29 Boston. Designated RHP Chris Schwin- ESPN2 — Seattle at Los Angeles 2. Miguel Cabrera, DET 68 Friday’s Games (PST) 56 Kenny Habul 28 den for assignment. 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Four Turns Tracks on Tap PLAY NICE, BOYS Brad Keselowski SPRINT CUP SERIES 1 and Juan Pablo Montoya traded paint Track: Daytona International Speedway during Friday’s first practice at Ken- Race: Coke Zero 400 tucky. The contact knocked Ke- The Bluegrass Deuce Location: Daytona Beach, Fla. selowski into the wall and into a When: Saturday, July 7 backup car. He expressed his dis- TV: TNT (6:30 p.m. EST) pleasure by bumping Montoya’s Banking/Turns: 31 degrees Banking/Tri-Oval: 18 degrees Chevy entering Turn 3 later in the day. Banking/Backstretch: 3 degrees “I’m not going to be pushed around,” 2011 Winner: David Ragan Keselowski said. “And that’s one code Crew Chief’s Take: “Daytona typically con- that I’m going to continue to live by.” jures images of speed, but a winning race- When Montoya was asked what hap- car is one that handles well. Although the pened, he replied, “I would like to track won’t lose grip like it did on the old know as well.” surface, it’s still a relatively narrow track, SHOCKING TURN OF EVENTS Kyle which will force drivers to mind their man- 2 Busch led a race-high 118 laps at ners — whether they’re running in a pack Kentucky but fell victim to a broken or in two-car tandems. NASCAR’s rules dis- shock that relegated him to a 10th- couraging two-car drafting may work for place finish. It was the fourth straight much of the race, but when it’s ‘money week Busch’s team has had equip- time,’ those guys will pair up, and the duo with the most momentum will win.” ment failures, the other three coming in the form of blown engines. NATIONWIDE SERIES POINTS LEADER NO MORE Austin Track: Daytona International Speedway 3 Dillon’s first Nationwide Series victory Race: Subway Jalapeno 250 When: Friday, July 6 in the Feed the Children 300 at Ken- TV: ESPN (7:00 p.m. EST) tucky Speedway came at a price. The 2011 Winner: Joey Logano right rear of Dillon’s car was found to ASP, Inc. Brad Keselowski flies the American flag during his victory lap at Kentucky Speedway. not meet the minimum height require- CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES ment in post-race inspection. In turn, Track: Iowa Speedway Dillon has been docked six points while Brad Keselowski takes had up to this point,” Wolfe said. That is the only thing that matters.” Location: Newton, Iowa his crew chief, Danny Stockman, has third win of 2012 at “Not only did we have really high Keselowski’s ranking inside the Race: American Ethanol 200 been fined $10,000. Car owner temperatures, but having trouble on top 10 coupled with his three wins When: Friday, July 14 Richard Childress blamed the infraction Kentucky Speedway the first lap of the racetrack always would place him first if the Chase TV: SPEED (8:00 p.m. EST) on a jack bolt that came loose. sets you back. were seeded today. And as Tony 2011 Winner: Matt Crafton “One thing about all the guys on Stewart proved last season, it’s all BREAKOUT Twenty-two year-old By MATT TALIAFERRO the Miller Lite team is it seems like about performance in the form of Classic Moments 4 James Buescher has recorded three Athlon Sports Racing Editor we’re able to find another level to race wins once the playoffs begin. NASCAR touring series wins in 2012 Daytona International Speedway work when it comes to adversity. I “You’ve got to win races (in the — one at Daytona in the Nationwide If there were any doubts about Before there was Trevor Bayne, before Series and two in the Truck Series, Brad Keselowski’s title chances, he think you see that with the driver as Chase),” Keselowski explained. there was Derrike Cope, there was Greg the most recent a win on Thursday in put them to bed last weekend at well. You look back to last summer “You’ve got to have fast cars when Sacks. Kentucky. Prior to this season, Kentucky Speedway. when ‘Bad Brad’ had a broken foot the Chase starts, with great reliabil- Sacks scored one of the most unlikely Buescher, who made his debut in Keselowski, who battled what he — we were able to take that and I ity and great execution. It’s going to wins in NASCAR’s Modern Era when he both series in 2008, was winless. referred to as “reliability issues” early don’t know if he thrives off of that take all three, and those three are drove DiGard Racing’s R&D car to a win in in the season, scored his series-lead- or what, but it seems like when going to win races. I think you’ve the 1985 Pepsi Firecracker 400. ing third win of 2012 in the Quaker some people might think we’re got to go out and win races.” The initial plan for the No. 10 team was to Sprint Cup Standings State 400 on Saturday. And his No. 2 down and out, we’re able to find a Winning races is something the test new shock packages throughout the race. But when it was apparent that DiGard’s whole other level to compete and driver in only his third full season on DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND team had to battle through a week- Chevy was racier than most, crew chief Gary 1. Matt Kenseth (1) 633 — end’s worth of adversity to get it. find ourselves in Victory Lane.” the Sprint Cup circuit has done in Nelson made the decision to race for the 2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (1) 622 -11 Keselowski wrecked on the first Keselowski was quick to stress abundance lately. Since June 2011, win. And in a time and place when Bill El- 3. Jimmie Johnson (2) 610 -23 lap of practice, forcing the team to that what happened in the past will he has taken six checkered flags in liott’s No. 9 Thunderbird was all but unbeat- 4. Greg Biffle (1) 608 -25 prep a backup Dodge in 100-degree stay there, as his team, which fin- NASCAR’s premier series, just one able, that was quite a gamble. 5. Denny Hamlin (2) 565 -68 heat. As he sat on the grid prior to ished fifth in the 2011 Chase, looks shy of Stewart’s seven. And perhaps When Elliott ducked onto pit road for fuel 6. Kevin Harvick 565 -68 Saturday’s race, he discovered his for additional wins to pad a potential most impressive, they’ve come on with nine laps remaining, Sacks inherited 7. Clint Bowyer (1) 557 -76 the lead. However, with a faulty radio, he be- 8. Martin Truex Jr. 556 -77 steering wheel was broken, necessi- first-round seed in the Chase. varying types of race tracks, with a lieved he was racing the lapped car of Terry 9. Tony Stewart (2) 545 -88 tating a last-second change before “I think looking ahead means try- victory on the plate track at Tal- Labonte for the win. Only after he got past 10. Brad Keselowski (3) 537 -96 the green flag flew. And if things ing to make sure we just stay in the ladega, two short-tracks triumphs at Labonte on the final lap and pulled into Vic- ^ CHASE FOR THE SPRINT CUP ^ weren’t difficult enough, his gas tank top 10 (in points),” Keselowski said. Bristol, intermediate wins at Kansas tory Lane did he realize differently. 11. Carl Edwards 503 -130 went dry just before his final pit stop. “I think you all got the points back- and Kentucky and on the 2.5-mile 12. Kyle Busch (1) 495 -138 Through it all, Keselowski and his wards — you look at who is leading flat triangle in Pocono. Athlon Fantasy Stall 13. Paul Menard 477 -156 Paul Wolfe-led Penske team perse- with most points earned; that don’t That sort of versatility — paired 14. Kasey Kahne (1) 463 -170 vered, claiming the point on lap 212 mean anything. with a penchant for delivering when Looking at Checkers: Dale Earnhardt Jr. 15. Ryan Newman 463 -170 and leading the rest of the way to best “The only thing that means anything the spotlight is at its most intense was second at DIS in February and he’s 16. Joey Logano (1) 463 -170 Kasey Kahne, Denny Hamlin, Dale is what’s going to restart when the and a team brimming with confi- running well everywhere at the moment. 17. Marcos Ambrose 456 -177 Earnhardt Jr. and Jeff Gordon. Chase is going, when it starts. That’s dence — could find the 28-year-old Pretty Solid Pick: Tony Stewart always 18. Jeff Gordon 453 -180 “It was probably the toughest shows up on the beach in July. 19. Jamie McMurray 431 -202 going to be based off of who is in the as a favorite when the Chase begins Good Sleeper Pick: 20. Jeff Burton 428 -205 weekend as a team that we’ve ever top 10 and who has the most wins. in September. Clint Bowyer has no wins in Daytona, but he’s Nationwide Standings ■ On Saturday, Denny Hamlin, driver for the 15. We’ve got a lot invested in Joey. I think right usually close. DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND team’s No. 11 FedEx Toyota, tweeted that he had now he's stepping up, and we want him to be Runs on Seven 1. Elliott Sadler (2) 552 — signed an extension with the company he’s been with us.” Cylinders: Brad 2. Austin Dillon (1) 548 -4 with since his promotion to Cup Series racing in 2005. Speculation that Matt Kenseth will join the operation next sea- Keselowski: Six Daytona points- 3. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (3) 531 -23 “IT’S OFFICIAL. I’ve signed an extension with @JoeGibbsRac- son has run rampant throughout the garage since he an- 4. Sam Hornish Jr. 521 -33 paying starts, 5. Justin Allgaier 481 -73 ing. Happy to know where my future is. Excited for tonight and nounced last week that he would not return to Roush Fenway zero top 10s. 6. Cole Whitt 472 -82 beyond with my team,” Hamlin’s message read. Racing in 2013. Whether Gibbs starts a fourth team or replaces Insider Tip: The 7. Michael Annett 455 -99 As for JGR’s free agent driver, Joey Logano, Joe Gibbs stated Logano with Kenseth remains a question. Roush cars have 8. Mike Bliss 391 -163 prior to Saturday’s Quaker State 400 that, “We’re working real Asked about Home Depot’s sponsorship and if it was linked to been very strong on 9. Danica Patrick 369 -185 hard right now on extending him and his relationship with us. Kenseth, Gibbs said, “Everything else is kind of up in the air the plate tracks this 10. Brian Scott 353 -201 We’ve had a great relationship — signed him when he was for us right now.” season.

Truck Standings ASP, Inc. DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND 1. Timothy Peters 306 — 1. Jimmie Johnson Lost a shot at the win during the final restart in Kentucky when he picked up trash on his tires. Managed 2. Justin Lofton (1) 302 -4 to rebound to sixth after a quick backslide, his 13th top 10 of the season. 3. Ty Dillon 302 -4 2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. Was never a factor for the win at Kentucky, but ran consistently in the top 10 most of the evening 4. James Buescher (2) 297 -9 before climbing to fourth at race’s end. 5. Parker Kligerman 272 -34 3. Matt Kenseth A classic Kenseth performance, he was invisible all Saturday afternoon, but popped into the top 10 6. Matt Crafton 264 -42 after the sun went down and drove to seventh, retaining the points lead. 7. Joey Coulter 256 -50 8. Ron Hornaday Jr. 253 -53 4. Tony Stewart There’s a sizeable gap between the top 3 and the rest of the field. Smoke was the victim of electrical 9. Nelson Piquet Jr. 249 -57 demons in his ignition system and is most likely cursing NASCAR’s EFI system today. 10. Miguel Paludo 231 -75 5. Denny Hamlin Fifth- and third-place runs bookend 34th- and 35th-place showings. When he stays out of the wrecks and the suspension holds up, he’s a contender. Throttle Up/Throttle Down 6. Clint Bowyer String of top 10s ended at Kentucky when Bowyer became the victim of Ryan Newman and Joey Logano’s dust-up on the front stretch. CASEY MEARS Junior has ranked 7. Greg Biffle Was a 10th- to 12th-place car until he thought his tire went down late. The pit stop resulted in a 21st- among the top 5 in the point stand- place showing and a drop in the point standings, to fourth. ings all season and has only two fin- 8. Brad Keselowski Wins at Bristol, Talladega and Kansas prove that this team is capable of winning on any type of track ishes outside of the top 15 in 17 and at any time. Confidence has to be boiling over heading back to the beach. Cup starts in 2012. He was fourth at Kentucky on Saturday 9. Kasey Kahne A loose wheel cost him a lap early in the going at Kentucky. Kahne soldiered on though, and had an evening. absolute rocketship at the end of the race, when he claimed second. 10. Martin Truex Jr. The 1-to-2-mile intermediate tracks have been where Truex and crew have flexed their NAPA-supported RYAN NEWMAN Since running muscle this season. Though not a contender for the win at Kentucky, the eighth-place run sufficed. 12th or better with a win in four 11. Jeff Gordon Stop the press: Jeff Gordon did not have any fluky problems on Saturday. The result: fifth-place. of the season’s first six races, Newman has averaged a 20.2-place 12. Kevin Harvick How Harvick has managed to stay around sixth in the standings is a mystery. finish in the last 11 events. 13. Joey Logano Note to Joey: Newman outweighs you by probably 75 pounds. Let it go, man. 14. Kyle Busch Kyle’s game of Duck, Duck, Goose continues with “Engine, Engine, Engine, Shock!” Compiled and written by Matt Taliaferro. 15. AJ Allmendinger Back-to-back top 10s a good sign as the circuit prepares to enter the second half of the season. Follow Matt on Twitter @MattTaliaferro or email at [email protected] Jimmie Johnson ASP, Inc. Just off the lead pack: Marcos Ambrose, Carl Edwards, Mark Martin, Jamie McMurray, Paul Menard Sports 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 SPORTS

MLB Ready to Start EXCITED: Mariners’ First- someday and signing his con- tract. He’ll be off this weekend Round Draft Pick Mike to the Golden Spikes Award Zunino Begins Pro Career ceremonies, where Zunino is a finalist for the award given SEATTLE (AP) — At this to the top college player. After point, Mike Zunino just wants that comes a trip to the All-Star to get through the whirlwind Game in Kansas City, Mo. of being honored for his college And that travel is after Zuni- career so his pro career can be- no has already made a pair of gin. trips to the Midwest to accept It’s coming very soon for the Dick Howser Trophy and the Seattle Mariners’ latest top Johnny Bench Award for his prospect. stellar college career at Florida. “It’s very surreal,” Zunino Zunino hasn’t played since said. “I’ve been dreaming about June 18 when the Gators were this since I was a little kid and eliminated from the College I’m just extremely thrilled to World Series and the break — have this opportunity. ... I’m despite all the travel — has just looking forward to playing been welcome. Zunino played and making an impact.” 66 games his junior season for The Mariners introduced the Gators and hit .322 with 19 Zunino on Tuesday, a day after homers and 67 RBIs. The hom- the No. 3 overall pick in June’s ers and RBIs are equal to his amateur draft signed his con- sophomore season when Zuni- tract with Seattle. And within no was the Southeastern Con- the next two weeks, Zunino is ference player of the year. likely to be making his pro de- It’ll be about a month be- but playing for Single-A Everett tween his final game with the in the Northwest League. Gators and his likely debut in That’s a significant change the Mariners farm system. from previous years when it was “It’s exciting to know there is rare for top prospects to sign in room for advancement but that enough time to get shipped off is up to these guys here and to for some schooling in the mi- myself. I need to go out and play nors before the end of the sea- well and prove to them that I’m son. Changes in the collective capable of playing at the highest bargaining agreement moved level,” Zunino said. up the signing deadline and Zduriencik is not putting a made locking up draft picks timeline on how quickly Zuni- simpler for clubs. The result for no will be moved through the Seattle is that Zunino could get Mariners farm system. Seattle about six weeks of minor-league By Elaine Thompson/AP Photo has a history of struggling to Seattle Mariners irst-round draft pick Mike Zunino heads to a batting cage during the team warm-up Tuesday, July 3, 2012, experience that will only help in find catchers in the draft, ei- the process of trying to get him before a baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles in Seattle. Zunino was introduced by the Mariners a day after the team ther giving up on them too soon locked up the No. 3 overall pick in June’s amateur draft. one step closer to the majors. (Jason Varitek) or having them “You look at the amount of bust (former first-round pick guys we’ve already signed, the Jeff Clement). Zunino was just number we had signed in the the third catcher ever taken in first week, I do think the new the first round by the Mariners. ZUNINO HAS BITE... CBA had an awful lot to do “That is the most challeng- with that,” general manager ing position on the field. ... The Jack Zduriencik said. “In terms thing we really liked about this Here’s how Mike Zunino did during his of this particular player, Mike particular player is he has all final season at the University of Florida... he wanted to get out and play. those other types of skills it He was like, ‘Hey, I’m ready to takes,” Zduriencik said. “He’s a BATTING AVERAGE .322 go. You took me (No.) 3 in the good receiver, he’s smart, he’s DOUBLES 28 country, I’m ready to start my intelligent, he called his own HOME RUNS 19 career.’” game in college. His college Zunino’s trip to Seattle this coaches had great confidence RBI 67 time was brief and included in him so from our standpoint ON-BASE % .394 taking in a couple of games at we think he’s going to be a little what he hopes is his home park more advanced.”

Commentary Kelley: Sounders to Toughen Up and Perform verything good the Sounders would be able to scored five goals in the 2-2 U.S. Soccer wanted a team injury to Keller’s would-be Sounders have done since score from anywhere. They draw that felt like a loss. other than the Sounders to win replacement Michael Gspurn- Etheir birth four years ago could finish better than any of More disturbing, the the Open Cup, was really bad ing is part of the reason for the seemed designed for this run. their predecessors. It was easy Sounders are playing without form and reflected the team’s disorganization. But it isn’t the The 2012 season would be their to have visions of bunches of any fire, or any discipline. misplaced sense of entitlement. only reason. Year of the Cup. 3-nil wins. They have been intimidated Look, this is the most tal- Besides Keller, the team They made the dramatic This was a team built to by bigger and stronger teams ented team in the Sounders’ also is missing Taylor Graham, trade for win something more than U.S. like Real Salt Lake and Sport- four-year history, but it’s the Nate Jaqua, James Riley, Tyson goal-making Open Cups. This was the best ing Kansas City and they’ve least likable. It’s almost as if Wahl and Mike Fucito, all im- machine Ed- team money could buy. reacted to that intimidation the front office modeled its ap- portant character guys. They die Johnson But the Sounders haven’t immaturely. proach to building this team understand what it takes to win and he was lived up to their billing as they They have been issued three after the New York Cosmos of in MLS. They are invested in expected to head into Wednesday night’s red cards, tying them with Real the old North American Soc- the community and the league. link up with game at Real Salt Lake. This Salt Lake and Philadelphia cer League. Gather up as much All the new Sounders, ex- Fredy Montero team that was built to win a for second-most in the league. talent as possible and ask the cept for defender Marc Burch, to form one title hasn’t won a league match They’ve had players suspended coach to find a way to get them don’t seem to share that sense of the most Steve Kelley since May 9. It is winless in its for six straight games and to play as a unit. of commitment to the com- dynamic scor- The Seattle past eight MLS games. someone suspended in eight of But the Sounders aren’t the munity or the league. On the ing tandems Times The Sounders have been the past 10. Cosmos, and MLS isn’t the field, Montero has reverted to in Major League Soccer. They shockingly sloppy in the back. It is a team that is as psy- NASL. MLS is a lunch-bucket his old now-you-see-him-now- would be the Wade and LeBron Yes, Saer Sene definitely was chologically fragile as it is phys- league. The teams that win are, you-don’t ways. He disappears of American soccer. offside on the first New Eng- ically soft. It’s whining when for the most part, workmanlike for long stretches and he hasn’t In March the idea of a Fab land goal Saturday night, but it should be winning, and that and unglamorous. Work rate linked well with Johnson. Fer- Four — Johnson, Montero, there were so many mistakes whining started at the top. trumps glitter. MLS is more nandez has been wildly erratic Mauro Rosales, Alvaro Fer- in Seattle’s central defense that Coach Sigi Schmid’s rant bruising than beautiful. when he’s gotten his chances nandez — was thrilling. The the Revolution should have last month, saying he believed These Sounders don’t get to play and it seems as if he’s that. They’ve come into too always hurt. many games looking smug, This has been a remarkable acting like all they have to do franchise. It has given the city a to win is show teams the names lift when it needed it the most. on the backs of their uniforms. Its following is as loyal as any There is a leadership gap Seattle has seen. And the bond with this team. The Sounders between the community and have a character deficit in their the team is as solid as any in locker room. They miss retired American sports. keeper Kasey Keller. Watching This is franchise worth them this season, a fan wishes rooting for, but this is a team Keller would return, in the that has been hard to love. locker room and in goal. Someone needs to light a fire. A Keller organized the back. leader needs to emerge because He was the defensive coach the dream of an MLS Cup is on the field. The lingering hip fading fast. By Michael Dwyer/AP Photo Andy Rose and the Seattle Sounders haven’t won a MLS match since May 9 after one of the best starts in franchise history. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 Life:A&E “Wonderland! ” Generates Serious Summer Fun in Morton Kids Theater Program Tells Lewis Carroll Inspired Tale By Carrina Stanton into an already whimsical story. tic light saber-wielding knights. For The Chronicle “Wonderland!,” which plays And the R&B and hip-hop in- July 13-14 at the Roxy, is a mod- spired music adds a levity as Her actors may be young ern musical adaptation of Lewis well, said assistant director Fio- and up against a tight practice Carroll’s “Through the Looking na Thornton. schedule, but Rebecca Rogers Glass.” “It’s so much kids playing,” said the upcoming performance Set on a giant chess board, Thornton said. “It has a impro- of “Wonderland!” at Morton’s it follows Carroll heroine Alice visational feeling to it. Alice is Roxy Theater will be anything in her quest to reach the eighth the most sane person on stage but child’s play. square and become a queen. and she has kind of a focused “I think audiences will be Rogers said she chose the point of view but everyone else surprised with all the talent play because it married her two on stage is insane. It’s kind of a these young children have and main passions: improvisational crazy, chaotic feeling.” how much we’ve been able to theater and working with Thirty-one youth, ages 6 to accomplish in getting others out children. 18, most of them from East Lew- of their shells,” said Rogers, who is County, comprise the cast of is directing the play. “Wonderland!.” For the ninth year of the Koen Ross, 9, of Morton, Roxy’s OnStage summer youth will play the White King, Red drama camp, organizers have Knight and Improbability. chosen to tackle a “There’s Though this is Ross’ first year as zany very little part of the OnStage program, it look actors leav- will be his third play at the Roxy. ing the stage in Ross said he thinks the wacky this play so all take on a classic tale will be fun the costume for audience members of all and prop ages. changes “I think they will enjoy how by and backwards things are in Won- derland!,” Ross said. Though the end product of a public performance is certainly the ultimate goal of the On- Pete Caster / [email protected] large Stage program, Producer Becky Martha Sturgeon works on getting Kailey Holbrook, 8, and Joy Basaraba, 12, in have to Coleman of Fire Mountain Arts key during their rehearsal of “Wonderland!” at the Roxy Theater in Morton. take place Council said benefit for local on the stage kids cannot be overlooked. program will also be part of since. in front of the Her daughter Lexie Cole- the “Wizard of Oz” cast. “Theater has allowed me to audience so man, 8, Morton, has been part “It’s just really lovely to see speak my mind in regular life it feels very of the program for the last three them grow up and see what and find confidence in myself,” improvised,” summers. She will play a Dixie they’re capable of,” Rogers said. Thornton said. Rogers said. Chicken and Unicorn in “Won- Thornton, 23, of Olympia, The Roxy’s production of “Wonder- derland!,” which will be her sev- is one of the products of the “Wonderland!” is made pos- land!” in- enth time on the Roxy stage. OnStage program. She started sible by a grant from the Char- cludes all of “This program is where she in the program when she was lotte Martin Foundation. A the classic gets to shine,” Becky Coleman 16 and then came back after Rice Bowl Grant from the Se- Carroll said of her daughter. “Her larg- she turned 18 to help with the attle Archdiocese helped with charac- er than life personality gets to summer program. She said she food expenses for the campers ters such shine rather than “Lexie, tone was a shy teenager who came during the three-week camp as Al- it down’ or ‘Lexie, keep quiet’ out of her shell on the stage. and Hampton Lumber pro- ice, the like she hears elsewhere. This is She has now taken part in nu- vided scholarships for three Mad Hat- where she sparkles.” merous theater productions campers this year. ter and Many of their young actors the Red come back year after year and IF YOU GO Queen also go on to take part in other What: but adds dramatic productions. "Wonderland!" When: 7 p.m. July 13 and 2 p.m. July 14 some new Roger’s sister, Lynne Ol- ones such There will be a special Mad Hatter Tea Party at 12:30 p.m. July 14 at mos, one of the founders of the the Tiller Art Center next door to the Roxy. Tickets are $15 per person as Hump- Roxy’s summer theater pro- ty Dumpty and include the performance. Guests should wear their best hat for gram, is currently directing the chances to win prizes. and plas- Centralia College East’s produc- Where: Roxy Theater, 233 West Main St., Morton tion of “Wizard of Oz” which Cost: Tickets are $8 per person and are on sale at www.mortonroxy.org Makayla Shear, 9, shakes her ist as she rehearses her role of a White Pawns for will play Aug. 3-12 at the Roxy. or at the BCJ Gallery from 11 a.m. To 5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday the Roxy Theatre's summer youth theatre program's rendition of "Wonderland!", a Rogers said some of the young Info: (360) 496-0541 play based on the writings of Lewis Carroll which will run until July 13. actors from the summer drama This Week’s Arts and Entertainment Guide Upcoming Events: Chinese Choir, Folksinger Tribute and Strings Camp By The Chronicle Tuesday, July 10 Allen, of Seattle, and Murlin, of Port- and sometimes childlike. Their website is Check today’s community calendar land, will sing Guthrie’s songs with gui- www.thewanderersfolk.com. The Woody on page Main 2 for events coming up this tars and banjo and classic brother-style Guthrie website, with a link to the Centen- weekend, then pull out your long-term Chinese Choir harmony. The show highlights Guthrie’s nial website, is www.woodyguthrie.org. calendar and note these upcoming events to Sing in Centralia life and some of his best songs and quotes. The Winlock Timberland Library is in the weeks ahead. Audience members of all ages will be located at 322 First St, Winlock. For more The Qingyijiang Choir, from Leshan, encouraged to sing along in true folk era information, contact the library at 785- Sichuan, China, will be performing at 7 “hootenanny” style. 3461 or go to www.TRL.org. Monday, July 9 p.m. at Centralia College’s Corbet Theatre Guthrie was born on July 14, 1912, in Tuesday and at 7 p.m. Wednesday at West- Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors open at Okemah, Okla. In song, ballad, prose and 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 p.m.; food available, minster Presbyterian Church, Chehalis. poetry, Guthrie chronicled the Great De- Nazarenes to Celebrate Choir members have participated in a 736-9030 pression, the dust storm period, the build- Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., ‘Red, White and True’ wide variety of domestic and international ing of the Grand Coulee Dam and World Boistfort Street, downtown Chehalis, 740-1212 or The Centralia/Chehalis Women’s cultural exchanges and competitions and War II. He rambled from Oklahoma to [email protected] Connection will be hosting a luncheon will bring with them many unique choral Texas, California, New York, Portland, works. Monday at the Centralia Church of the Florida, and back to New York where, The choir will be competing in Cincin- Wednesday, July 11 Nazarene. stricken with Huntington’s chorea, he nati before coming to Centralia. Title of the luncheon is “Red, White died on Oct. 3, 1967. Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo starts 6:30 One of the singers, Deng Lan, is mar- and True.” As a songwriter, singer, social com- p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, 3397 Jackson Highway, ried to a Chehalis resident, Peter Yao, the Chehalis Speaking will be Celeste Ivy, director mentator and champion of the disenfran- owner of Pacific Gymnastics Training chised, Guthrie’s influence on popular Young Professionals Lewis County Networking of the Possibilities Pregnancy Center, for- Center. Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside Golf Club Roof Top Bar, merly the Pregnancy Crisis Center. culture is still felt today. Many of the 3,000 Chehalis, (206) 293-6126 No tickets are being sold, but dona- songs he wrote are folk song standards of Inspirational speaker will be Linda Re- tions to help defray travel costs for the Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, American music, including “Pretty Boy 434 N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, 740-0492 inhardt, Vancouver, Wash., a writer and group are encouraged. dramatist whose passion is working with Floyd,” “Pastures of Plenty,” “Hard Trav- Open house, Lydens Specialty Machine, 11 elin,’” “Talking Dust Bowl Blues,” “De- a.m.-4 p.m., 161 Hamilton Road N., Chehalis, (360) post-abortive women. 345-1010 Cost is $12, which includes the lunch. Folksingers to Celebrate portee,” “Roll On Columbia,” “The Sink- A complimentary nursery will be provid- ing of the Reuben James,” “Vigilante Man,” ed by reservation. Mothers are asked to Anniversary of Guthrie’s Birth “Do Re Mi,” “Union Maid,” “This Train Is Thursday, July 12 bring a sack lunch for each child; juice and Folksingers Carl Allen and Bill Mur- Bound For Glory,” “Oklahoma Hills” and crackers are provided. lin, known as The Wanderers, will be cel- “Riding In My Car.” Northwest String Camp Reservations may be made by calling ebrating the life and musical Allen and Murlin will sing many of Audrey, 748-6751, or June, 262-3296. NEW legacy of Woody Guthrie these, along with “This Land is Your Land,” Set for July 12-14 during the centennial year of the song that has become for many the un- Instruction in stringed instruments Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Eagles, his birth with a free concert at the Win- official American national anthem. Allen, will be given Thursday through Saturday, quarter-pound hamburgers, $1.50, other menu lock Timberland Library Tuesday at 6:30 as Woody, will deliver some of Guthrie’s items, 736-1146 p.m. most memorable remarks— wry, funny please see CALENDAR, page Life 2 Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 LIFE

Calendar: Upcoming Events Twitter at T90Market Continued from page Life 1 Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., July 12-14, at the Northwest Tenino, 273-8793 String Camp, being held at Photography workshop, 10 a.m.-5 Cooks Hill Community Church, p.m., Marlene Hodge, Seminary Hill Centralia. Natural Area, Centralia Lessons will be given in fiddle, Tours, Borst Home, Carriage House piano, guitar, mandolin and Hands On Museum and One Room School House, 1:30-3:30 p.m., free ad- cello. Also, there will be evening mission, 330-7662 jams and concerts. Camp instructors will be Frazer Wambeke, Elisha and Sunday, July 15 Liddy Voetberg, Katie Sterland, Selah Newkirk, Caleb Engell, James Meyers, Jamie Conzatti Country Singer Mark and Ben Booher. Chesnutt Coming Registration is taken online at www.nwstrings.com. Other in- to Toledo formation is available by calling Harry’s Place, a bar and grill 748-4891 or emailing nwstring@ in Toledo, will host country mu- gmail.com. sic singer Mark Chesnutt to play on July 15 at 3 p.m. as part of the town’s Cheese Days festivities. Friday, July 13 The tickets are $25 and can Oregon Trail music and dancing, be bought online at harrys-place. open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., com or at Harry’s Place in Toledo. Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 The phone is 864-2700. Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Chesnutt was dubbed the Pete Caster / [email protected] Cities Senior Center “hillbilly messiah” by a music Music Director Martha Sturgeon encourages, from left, Asia Angel, 7; Taylor Koreis, 7; Reia Ladson, 8; Ben Ross, 6; and Makay- Potato and taco salad bar, open to everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Se- critic after he made his national la Shear, 9, to listen in to what Janae Lowe, who is playing the Red Queen, has to say during rehearsal for the Roxy Theater’s nior Center, Winlock, 785-4325 debut in 1990 with the single summer youth theatre program’s presentation of “Wonderland!.” Historic Lewis County Farmer’s Mar- “Too Cold at Home.” ket, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of Pearl and More than 30 of Chesnutt’s halis, $6, 740-0492 halis, [email protected] Wine tasting, noon-4 p.m., Scatter Maple streets, Centralia, 736-8977, lew- singles have since reached Community Farmers Market, 10 Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., Saturday, July 21 Tenino, 273-8793 iscountyfarmersmarket.org the U.S. Billboard Hot Coun- a.m.-3 p.m., Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, 740-1212 or www.commu- Multiclass reunion, Mount St. Hel- Backfire Band, 8 p.m., Riverside Golf try Songs chart and eight have Club, 1451 N.W. Airport Way, Chehalis, Historians to Stage nityfarmersmarket.net ens (Winlock) High Schools Classes 21 and over, no admission charge topped it. Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 of 1971-73, noon, Fort Borst Park, His hits include “Bubba Shot Centralia. Wine tasting, noon-6 p.m., Scat- ‘Battle of Chehalis’ p.m., Tenino Elementary School, visit ter Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., the Jukebox,” “Goin’ Through www.teninofarmersmarket.org, on Tenino, 273-8793 the Big D” and “It’s a Little Too The Veterans Memorial Mu- Facebook at TeninoFarmersMarket Late.” seum will continue its sesquicen- and Twitter at T90Market Monday, July 23 Backfire Band, 9 p.m., Little Red His first three albums, “Too tennial commemoration of the Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Barn Restaurant and Lounge, 6222 Saturday, July 14 Civil War with a staging of the Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Cold at Home,” “Longnecks 197th Ave. S.W., Rochester, 21 and and Short Stories” and “Almost “Battle of Chehalis” Saturday and $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 Sunday, July 21 and 22. over, no admission charge Seattle to Portland Goodbye” have all made RIAA Wine tasting, noon-4 p.m., Scatter platinum status in the U.S. The battle will be conducted Creek Winery, 3442 180th Ave. S.W., Bicyclists to Pass Chesnutt is selling his latest by the Washington Civil War Tenino, 273-8793 Tuesday, July 24 Association, with participation Through Twin Cities album “Live from the Big D” via Reunion, Mount St. Helens (Win- Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, his website and fan club. by the Northwest Civil War lock) High School Class of 1972, 6 doors open at 4:30 p.m., game starts The Centralia-Chehalis area Council. p.m.-midnight, Kelso Red Lion at 6:30 p.m.; food available, 736-9030 is the midpoint for the Seattle to Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo More than 500 historians Community Farmers Market, 11 Portland Bicycle Classic, a ride starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 from Oregon and Washing- a.m.-4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, through Washington into Or- Jackson Highway, Chehalis ton will be taking to the field in Sunday, July 22 740-1212 or info@communityfarmers- market.net egon on Saturday, July 14, and battle. In addition, there will be Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Sunday, July 15. Monday, July 16 a civilian encampment to learn starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Riders and support crews about what life was like in the Jackson Highway, Chehalis spend the evening in our area Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors 1860s. please see EVENTS, page Life 7 to relax, sleep, and to be enter- open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 For more details, contact the tained. You’ll often find live per- p.m.; food available, 736-9030 Veterans Memorial Museum, formances and specialty events Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia 740-8875, or email the museum Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, that occur in conjunction with $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 at [email protected]. this famous bicycle tour. For Ribbon cutting, Pacific Athletic Cen- more information, call 748-8885. ter, noon-1 p.m., 2091 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, 345-1583 Children Invited to Toledo Cheese Days Explore Seminary Hill Coming July 14-15 Tuesday, July 17 Natural Area One of the gateways to Mount Napavine Planning Commission, 6 Barbara Fandrich, Margie Joy St. Helens, Toledo celebrates its p.m., 407 Birch Ave. S.W., Napavine, 262- Murray and retired forester Mar- 3547, ext. 213 shall Murray will serve as guides historic community heritage Lewis County Interlocal Organiza- every year with Toledo Cheese as children explore the flora of tion of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., Centralia’s Seminary Hill Natu- Days. Various events including Fire District 15 main station, 864-2366 a parade and several cheese- ral Area Saturday, July 21. themed events. For more infor- Children up to mation, call 864-4391. Wednesday, July 18 age 12 and their NEW parents are wel- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo come to participate. starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, Annie Henry to 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis They will make forest notebooks filled with samples of the flora Entertain at Matrix Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu they find. All materials will be Fiddle player and singer An- items, 736-1146 provided, and activities will vary nie Henry is coming to the Ma- Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix by the age of the child. trix Coffeehouse at 8 p.m. Satur- Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- The event, sponsored by the day, July 14. halis, 740-0492 Friends of the Seminary Hill Henry, a Pacific Northwest Natural Area, will start at 10 a.m. native, has been entertaining Thursday, July 19 Meet at the main entrance to the audiences for 10 years with her natural area, located at the park- unique mix of Celtic, folk and Open mic, 5:40 p.m. signup, 6:30- ing lot at the corner of East Lo- contemporary music, both tra- 10:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 cust and Barner Drive. ditional and original. Trained by N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, 740-0492 Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix some of the best, she has compet- Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- ed and won awards for her fiddle Friday, July 20 playing at regional and national levels. Her pure voice and guitar spin stories new and old, and her Visiting Nurses Plan fiddle is sure to get every toe in Fundraising Golf the house tapping. She is in production on her Tournament debut solo CD. The Visiting Nurses Foun- dation will be holding its 14th Benefit planned for annual golf tour- nament on Friday, Centralia Resident NEW July 20, at Riverside A benefit garage sale/bake Golf Club, Cheha- sale is being held for Centralia lis. resident Patrick Players will be greeted by a NEW Teitzel from 9 a.m. continental breakfast for the reg- to 6 p.m. July 14 at istration that begins at 7 a.m. A 2911 Sandra Ave., Centralia. shotgun start begins at 8:30 a.m. Teitzel, who is undergo- Golfers will have a light lunch at ing chemotherapy, is fighting the turn and end the day with a Hepatitis C and cirrhosis of the southern style slow smoked bar- liver. He contracted the hepati- becue, prizes and awards. tis through a blood transfusion The purpose of the tourna- when he was a baby. ment is to raise funds for care, Teitzel is married with four programs and equipment that children, ages 11 to 3. benefit local home health and hospice patients. The founda- Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix tion is hoping to raise more than Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- $25,000. halis, [email protected] Cost is $110 per player, golf Toledo Saturday Market, 10 a.m.- cart included. 3 p.m., Second and Cowlitz, Toledo, 864-2121 To register, call the founda- Community Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- tion at 623-1560. 3 p.m., Pearl and Maple streets, Centra- lia, 740-1212 or www.communityfarm- Backfire Band, 9 p.m., Little Red Barn ersmarket.net Restaurant and Lounge, 6222 197th Ave. S.W., Rochester, 21 and over, no ad- Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 mission charge p.m., Tenino Elementary School, visit www.teninofarmersmarket.org, on Mark Broz and Alan Sparling, Matrix Facebook at TeninoFarmersMarket and Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 • Life 3

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations

Voice of the People Onalaska FFA Takes Honor at State

Where is the most exciting place you have The Onalaska FFA Ag Issues Forum Career Development Event Team took irst place at ever traveled to? a competition during the Washington State FFA Convention on May 11. It addressed the ramiications of the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Wolf Management Plan. Before competing at state, the students did many presentations around the county for groups such as the Lewis County Farm Bureau, Lewis County Democrats and Lewis County Republicans. The students will represent Washington state at the FFA national convention in Indianapolis, Ind., in October. Shown, from left, are team members Bryson Blair, Danyelle Duryea, Erin “Disneyland.” Wrzesinski, Thomas Petrino, Coleman Rogers and Elizabeth Beck. Darlene Pittsley Winlock, pet accessory maker Photograph submitted by Elizabeth Beck, Onalaska FFA Honor Rolls CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL Joon Yu, Clark Randall, Jaycee Tiana Greene, Mackenzie Was- strom, Roberto Servellon Following are members of Foster, Christian Castillo-Co- son, Austin Alexander, Rashay Juniors: Brooke Lutman, the Centralia High School sec- rona, Nicholas Radach, Riley Reading, Jessica Sanchez, Ma- Jake Riccardo, Zachary Bo- ond semester honor roll: Scherer, Brayden Eiland, Jesse leah James, Lalana Merrill nagofski, Katie Mitchell, Mor- 4.0 Grade Point Average Scherer, Nathan Cearley, Drew Freshmen: Gavin Kerner, gan Harris, Sarah Miller, Alex Fagerness, Haleigh Haight- Jordan Lambert, Katty Morales- Daarud, David Finch, Payton Seniors: Tyana Andrews, Gilkey, Brittany Neeley, Alondra Felix, Samantha Burkhardt, Zandofsky, Karissa Teeter, Trev- Jessica Bol, Armando Del Real, Villanueva, Jonathan Arias-Rus- Mirka Infante, Austin King, or Baumann, Leticia Arteaga- Anthony Evans, Carlei Fisher, sell, Sofia Sanchez-Muir, Ann Stacy Wright, Linsey Sturdivant, Campos, Sara Atkinson, Tyler Megan Helm, Brett Johnson, Marie Nugent Tyana Emery, Tanner Zandofsky, Pogue, Alysa Andrews, Tanner Djordje Kasovic, Joey Kelly, Re- Courtney Holt-Light, Eliza- Johns, Tyler Millius, John-Mi- “The Grand Tetons.” becca Lima, Kyle Messal, Akash 3.20-3.59 GPA beth Rico, Yanet Flores-Marti- chael Ver Valen Puri, Stephen Thomas, Kather- nez, Connor Simons, Kaitlyn Sophomores: Sophia Weber, Angela Cone ine Vonrotz, Kyle White, Ga Yu Seniors: Dalton Meek, Centralia, retired Whalen, Conner Westenhaver, Ty Housden, Julia Rivera, Court- Juniors: Miriam Ash, Ivan Chantay Anderson, Dakota Hal- Keysha Griffith, Emily Powers, ney Roberts, Jallicynn Clark, Camorlinga, Alyx Chamberlain, stead, Katie Hammons, Ashley Jessica-Rose Reyna, Kyle Teeter, Loren Hernandez, Tiana Greene, Anda Christian, Jonathan Curf- Renshaw, Brayden Mettler, Ana Aaron Pullin, Cheyenne Wad- Mackenzie Wasson, Austin Al- man, Dominika Fackovcova, Rivera, Kirsten Fahnholz, Bry- dington, Morelia Ayala, Kyzer exander, Rashay Reading, Jessica Molly Fraley, Rachel Gilligan, cen Tippett, Janita Mckeever, Bailey-Combs, Linda Bradford, Sanchez, Maleah James, Lalana Tysa Hazelwood, Erin Lund, Parker Schnider, Cole Hous- Suzette Cisneros, Melizabeth Merrill, Monica Morales, Ricki Quartney Meade, Don Partain, den, Brisleyni Ojeda Moreno, Rico, Sydney Lane, Tanya Lange, Smith, Amyjo Kiser, Kayna Al- Amanda Perdue, Bailey Peters, Izamar Garcia, Hunter Brown, Ayla Overman, Jennifer Hatch, len, Shaina Demonbrun, Angel Jacob Peterson, Parker Pock- Kevin Ackerman, Ryker Grons- Rosa Hinzpeter, Levi Parker, Ramirez, Brianna Wasylchak, lington, Austin Ramirez eth, Marissa Schmidt, Thomas Taylor Bell, Alexis Stone, Angel Cody Bickle, Anamaria Abarca, Sophomores: Lillian Al- Ahrens, Emily Sanders, Curtiss Verduzco, Karissa Thomas, Ma- Kaleb Baldwin, Kyle Helland, bright, Edith Almanza Fuerte, Buchanan, Scharise Hill, Deiyn ria Weber, Conner Hunt, Austin Chelsea Jones, Austin Lindgren, Tyler Beairsto, Mary Brown, Shepard, Ana Rivera, Elizabeth Davis, Chaim Smith, Jimena Al- Yesenia Figueroa-Torres, Mad- Alex Cowin, Elizabeth Essert, Tarman, Rainey Pelzel, Katia manza Arroyo, Alondra Toledo, eleine Coombs, Le’mina Mcnair, “Panama City, the Christopher Martin, Nicholaus Mora, Zachery Brotherton, Paul Perry Vicars, Austin Duprey, Daniel Lopez, Byron Cerrano Martin, Ashley Phelps, Anna Teeter, Estefanny Almanza, Lau- Samantha Eavey, Jennifer Gon- Cantarero country. Not the Scheibmeir, Zane Wakefield, ren Chambers, Mallissia Han- zalez-Palomares, Brandin Spare, Freshmen: Kendall Dennis, city in Florida.” Collin Westenhaver son, Kimberly Oster, Adam Keith Koenen Norton Barrett, Mathew Miller, Freshmen: Alex Lopez- Wright, Ashley Subitch, An- Sydney Creel, Bra-Shanna Isaa- Roman, Euchari Majors, Jacob drew Pullin, Tyler Collins, Juan cson, Violeta Dominguez, Gar- Dawne Hotchkiss Martinez Sierra, Bennett Fife, 3.00-3.199 GPA Centralia, crafts maker Monohon, Alexie Naumann, rett Grubbs, Crisbeth Apanti- Arianne Pittman, Jacob Sutton, Elizabeth Vonseggern, Tyler Seniors: Davis James, Jenifer pan-Cirilo, Emily Schori, Nolan Danner Taylor, Emily Vaughan Alverson, Jose Calderon, Cody Beattie, Miranda Meaker, Shel- Aleman, Tristan Stone, Ryan Klickman, Rachel Wood, James Crowston-Sikel lene Graham, Travis Larson, Yahn, Christina Harding, Dylan Iselin, Samuel Juarez, Joseph Juniors: Alejandro Carey, Shaquille Kainz, Robert Bier Jr., Henderson, Brady Pickernell, Brown, Ryann Chamberlain, Kelli Hill, Anthony Sandoval, Cody Kirkbride, Jordan Con- Julie Hawkins, Aree Little-Bredl, Mali Christian, Shelby Duffy, Latasha Burleson, Chin-Chieh ner, Kolin Schinnell, Yolanda Monserrat Mojica, Kayla Sims, Maxwell Dulin Huang, Erika Brower, Michelle Fernandez, Conner Kohlmeier, Christina Vertz, Athena Wag- Fraley, Aaron Berg, Justin Rey- Tiffany Ticknor, Gary Duprey, ner, Kevin Wang, Colton Chris- 3.6-3.99 GPA na, Nathan Nokes, Kassandra Morgan Hunter, Hayley Mark- tensen, Thomas Perkins Gnepper, Bryant Croy, Katilyn Seniors: Kaitlyn Ahnstrom, Gabbard, Michael Stuart, Wil- Tyler Richardson, Thang Tu- liam Neely, Olivia Burgess, Ste- ang, Calvin Wallace, Mykala vie Heidemann, Julian Del Real, Anglin, Blair Fagerness, Megan Jeremy Jerome, Larissa Ledl, “To Oregon to Kerner, Rebecca Shelley, Jacob Abigail Conzatti, Brody Parnel, Payne, Myriah Sims, Sean Ket- Katelyn Wilson, Patricia Garcia, pick peaches.” chum, Cody Johnson, Fernando Mary Bilodeau, Jodee Beckwith, Contreras, Zorana Mitic, Bran- Cassandra Light, Sierra Land- Elle Kesting don Reetz, Ryan Willis, Andrew sidel, Julian Tartios, Jose Barron Grand Mound, student Elam, Piang No, Hannah Baker, Sophomores: Taylor Can- Miakah Nix, Matthew Alviar, field, Israel Contreras-Maldo- Emily Smith, Jake Kiser, Hallie nado, Joseph Blaser, Lleoniza Simons, Jade Deguise Vasquez, Michaela Castorena, Names in the News Juniors: Bryson Cawley, Emma Payne, Ali Senter, Whit- Miguel Flores-Martinez, Sey- ney Saunders, Katie Landry, erle Braaten, David Mawamba, Garret Marlantes, Connor Nel- Tillson Graduates Sarah Schori, Matthew Lloyd, son, Kyleigh Shannon, Ben- Summa Cum Laude Quinsee Amburgy, Hannah jamin Yandrich, Lily Highet, Shute, Makayla Piepgras, Shai- Teran Stark, Anna Marie Bales, From Nashville School anna Buckley, Taylor Hansen, Emma Parrish, Robin Cruz, Erin Tillson, Mossyrock, Derek Putman, Kendyl Decker, Sarabi Castillo, Kayleen Reiter, graduated sum- Lilybeth Ramirez, Zach Harg- David Coyne, Veronica Julio, ma cum laude er, Morgan Ashmore, Alyssa Travis Larson, Mary Sweeney, from Trevecca Conroy, Juan Hiraldo, Jasmine Baylor Scott, Emily Johnson, So- Nazarene Uni- Squibb, Sasha Henson, Bri- phia Weber, Ty Housden, Julia versity, Nash- anna Haller, Shannon Wachter, Rivera, Courtney Roberts, Jal- ville, Tenn., in Brianna Elliott, Emily Scherer, licynn Clark, Loren Hernandez, May. Elizabeth Nugent, Brianna Roal, She was in- Michaela Shilley, Abby Slorey, ducted into the Haylee Bash, Zackery Miller, Honors Society Erin Tillson Justin Morris, Yenni Sevilla- the night before Honored at Pineda, Nathan Winkle, Na- graduation. Till- graduation thaniel Humphreys son is working on her master’s Sophomores: Taylor Win- degree in music education. sett, Shayna Woods, Michaela Tillson is the daughter of Pat- Hall, Rachel Mecham, Kassidy rick and Tracey Tillson, Mossy- Spittle, Heidi Elwanger, Cory rock. Richardson, Patrick Neely, Ciara Pedersen, Jessica Roal, West- ley Hunter, Mary Muir, Abbie Duarte, Maxx Waring, Winter Knowlton, Janet Grim, Nicho- las Bash, Courtney McCann, Rilee Kostick, Abigail Stoeckler, Mckailey Fast, Mackenzie Kelly, Zachary Chance, Jordan Mills, Kendra Land, Calla McElvain, Tyler Stedham, Justin Rayles, Madeline Shriver, Leah Ander- son Please Recycle Freshmen: Serena Wallace, This Newspaper Ciara Kimball, Brianna Sprouse, Chandler Johnson, Tucker Mcauley, Macoy Gronseth, Ho Life 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 HISTORY

THE LONG VIEW: Glimpses of East County History Morton Grew Where Four Trails Came Together Editor’s note: LaVonne M. children could follow the farm- town site. Trails came from Bear rived. The first ones homestead- ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sparkman, now 82, began collect- er‘s plow and find arrowheads. Canyon, from Ríffe (a town now ed in the Davis Lake Valley. ing stories of East Lewis County The next people in the valley under the lake), from Glenoma About the naming of the By LaVonne M. Sparkman to preserve memories that died were trappers; they trapped bea- and from Mineral. town of Morton, there are two For The Chronicle with each old-time settler. “My ver, mink, and muskrat to sell to Of course, those towns stories. life has meaning,” she told The the Hudson's weren‘t there then. I am a writer — a late One says that when the bloomer of a writer, since I Chronicle, “because I left these Bay Company People came looking for free people here wanted a post office, stories that would have been lost which bought or very cheap land. They were didn’t start writing seriously they sent in the name "McKin- otherwise.” She has agreed to furs. The men always looking for a better place until 22 years ago, when I share selections from her collec- had a camp in to live. In 1862, the Homestead ley." The postal department said was 60 years old. Since then tion with Chronicle readers each Highland Val- Act was passed that allowed it was already taken and they I have written numerous ar- Thursday. ley across the people to stake out 160 acres of said it would be “Morton” after ticles, personal essays, histo- highway from government land. When they the vice president, Levi P. Mor- ry stories and poems. Most The history of the Morton the Roadhouse. improved it by clearing the trees, ton. of the history stories are area began with the Cowlitz By LaVonne M. When the planting grain and gardens, and The other version says that compiled in six books, most Sparkman Indians who were all around early settlers building homes, they got their Henry Clay Temple, one of the of which are still available at this valley, but mostly they lived came, east of deed, called a "patent," from the first pioneers, suggested the the Lewis County Historical along the Cowlitz River. Before Morton in the valley, Davis Lake president. name "Morton.” It is not known Museum and Book ‘n’ Brush. pioneers came to live here, the was a fairly big lake, but it was If the land belonged to now which is the correct story, I grew up in Salkum, gradu- Native Americans hunted in partly drained in the early 1900s Northern Pacific Railroad, the but the first post office was es- ated from Mossyrock High this valley. by deepening Lake Creek. Now settlers had to buy it. It had been tablished in 1889. School, attended Wil- The sites of the Sentry and the lake is small and hard to get given to NP by the government lamette University and Another story about the Bailey stores was swampy and to. Sometimes boys catch frogs so that they would build rail- graduated from Centralia early days says the homestead- the Indians used the willow and there and do some fishing. roads through the wilderness. It College. I married Elmer serviceberry shrubs that grew To reach the valley the first was cheap with the usual price ers claimed, “The trees were so Sparkman in 1949 and we there for making baskets and pioneers walked Indian trails of $1.25 an acre, but it took a lot thick that there was no place to raised a daughter and a poles. They hunted here, too. that some places weren‘t even of land and work to support a look but up!” son. We lived in Mineral for ••• After Lake Creek was deep- wide enough for a horse. Four family. seven years then 51 years in ened by the early settlers to trails came together at the pres- The first few pioneers came LaVonnne M. Sparkman has Morton. I’ve now lived more make the ground drier, it was ent Morton location which here at the end of the 1870s, but written six books of East Lewis than three years in Centralia. farmed. When a farmer plowed, made it a natural place for a during the 1880s many more ar- County history. ON THIS DAY IN LEWIS COUNTY HISTORY 1890 — Greased Poles and cil said firecrackers could be City of Tacoma, and reimburse- Fourth of July Parade featured a Send Wheelbarrow Races exploded after 7 p.m. on paved ment would be made for Lewis unique political message: "UN- streets. The first Fourth of July County costs so far incurred on incorporate Pe Ell NOW!!" Us You r celebration in Centralia since the replacement. City of Taco- Dan and Marie Hazelbrook ma would start building a new the state of Washington had taped a sign to the side of their 1933 — Tuberculosis Patients bridge two miles down the road. been promoted from a territory Find Home 1939 Dodge when it drove Photos through the parade. the year before saw “base ball” The Lewis County Com- games, wheelbarrow races, a missioners voted to transform 1981 — Volcano Float Gets a The Dryad couple, who and greased-pole tourney, running the McCormick Lumber Com- Little Too Hot owned land in Pe Ell, were races, egg races, and an oration pany’s property near Pe Ell into In Oakville's annual parade, upset about a deadlock in the by Gov. Ferry. a tuberculosis sanitarium for a Mount St. Helens float built to city council about extending a Stories The founder of Centralia, local citizens. emit smoke stole the show when sewer line to their property. The George Washington, partici- A large expense was paid by it burst into flames in front of Hazelbrooks said their message If you’d like pated in the celebration. the county to send 90 patients the viewing stand. received a lot of thumbs up in After the parade, the crowd to Pierce and Grays Harbor Paul Singleton wasn't able the parade from angry citizens. to share met in the city park, where counties, as well as Portland. to put out the flames in his cre- your locally a platform had been erected ation, and the parade floats be- themed story, for the speakers and honored hind were shrouded in its black 2006 — Knapp New Director of guests, including George Wash- 1958 — Bridge Red Tape Cut smoke. Finally the Oakville Fire Lewis County Historical Museum photograph (with ington and other early pioneers. During this week in July Department was called to the On July 5, 2006, Centralian Later a baseball game be- 1958, City of Tacoma and Lewis caption), or a scene. Debbie Knapp was hired as tween Centralia and Bucoda County agreed to a solution for Their pumper and crew the new director of the Lewis combination of was held, with Bucoda winning the Tilton River Bridge. Lewis were able to save the truck, but 20 to 5. County was preparing to re- County Historical Museum. both, email your all that remained of the volcano With her extensive manage- Another activity was young place the 1948 Bailey Bridge on were a few charred scraps of items to Editor- rial experience including the boys trying to ride wild ponies the river. However, the bridge newspaper and foam insulation. in-Chief Brian in George Washington’s pasture. would be 100 feet under water managing of a cemetery and a when the Mayfield Dam was hospital admissions department, Mittge at 1986 — Man Killed After Release 1909 —More Than 5,000 completed. she was selected to fill the posi- bmittge@ City of Tacoma officials From Jail tion. Come to Chehalis chronline.com came to Lewis County and After being released from Knapp shared, “I think Chehalis officials were signed an agreement to pay jail the day before, a 38-year- maybe the reason the position or bring them by pleased with the turnout of $180,000 annually in lieu of old Chehalis man was shot and interested me is because of my the front desk. over 5,000 for the July 5 (held taxes for the Mayfield and killed in the 1100 block of South interest in history and railroads, on a Monday) celebration. Only Mossyrock dams. Tower Avenue, Centralia. Later and the desire to get involved Be sure to leave three arrests were made during Hours later in Olympia, his body was found in the park- in the community. That experi- us your name, the day, for “plain drunkenness. Lewis County and City of Taco- ing lot of the state Social and ence will help me. It will be a “The natal day birthday was ma officials met with represen- phone number Health Services building on challenge, but I am ready for it." appropriately observed,” The tatives of the state department Kresky Avenue in Chehalis. and mailing Chehalis Bee-Nugget wrote. of highways, U.S. Bureau of (Six years later, Knapp was The Chehalis city council Public Roads, and the attorney accused of draining the mu- address so we had passed an ordinance of no general’s office to form another seum’s endowment fund. She can return the firecrackers. However, the fire- agreement. 1996 — Unconventional awaits trial in October, 2012, works dealers were not happy The Bailey Bridge would Message in a Political Parade accused of stealing at least photo to you. about the decision, so the coun- be reinforced with steel by the The second-annual Pe Ell $137,000 from the museum.)

Yesterday’s News State School Trio Sought (As printed in The Daily Chronicle on July 5, 1951) Three members of the State Training school band fled from institutional officials while the group was taking part in a Fourth of July program at Oakville Wednesday afternoon, Superinten- dent Robrt Venemon said Thursday. The boys, ages 14, 15 and 16 years, were last seen watching a baseball game at Oakville just before the band returned to Chehalis. Members of the school bond of honor society, school of- ficials, and the Oakville marshal took part in the search that followed but the students could not be found. Venemon said a thorough search of the area was made and was being continued Thursday. The missing youths are listed from Seattle, Wenatchee and Yakima. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 • Life 5

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Chris Cassatt & Gary Brookins FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 6  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 COMICS

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

SHOE by Chris Cassatt & Gary Brookins FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 7 ENTERTAINMENT The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012

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Events: Upcoming Activities Continued from page Life 2 sign up as an individual or team Wednesday, July 25 may go to the tournament page Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo at http://www.golfdigestplanner. starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, com/cgi/page.cgi?_id=236478. 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis The tournament also is look- Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix ing for volunteers to help on Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- halis, 740-0492 the course and sponsors to help with the cost of the tournament. Those interested should view the tournament home page and Thursday, July 26 follow the tabs to your interest at http://www.golfdigestplanner. com/21566-PMSI/index.html. Bluegrass Band to The PAC Kids Scholarship Perform at Roxy Fund has been established to pro- Mark Phillips and IIIrd Gen- vide financial assistance to fami- eration Bluegrass Band makes at lies that otherwise would not be able to participate in sports de- stop at Morton’s Roxy Theater as The Chronicle / file photo part of its national tour July 26. velopmental programs. The PAC is located at 2091 Jackson High- A Chronicle reporter drives a BMW 635 through a RallyCross course set up at the Port of Chehalis Saturday afternoon as he The band is a talented group nears an electronic timing mechanism near the course’s end. of award-winning musicians way, Chehalis. who perform hard-driving tra- Open mic, 5:40 p.m. signup, 6:30- Proceeds from the Four calling Kevin Flynn at (360) 295- Social party games, 1-3 p.m., Matrix ditional bluegrass and blue- 10:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Square Mile Music Festival will 0873. Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Che- grass-gospel music. Young and Prindle St. go to the Tenino School District halis, [email protected] energetic, the band consistently Fundraiser, benefit for Jim Valley, and Tenino Quarry Pool. Toledo Saturday Market, 10 a.m.- entertains audiences all over the who is being treated for autoimmune Rallycross Events Near 3 p.m., Second and Cowlitz, Toledo, The Adam Craig Foundation 864-2121 United States and Canada. disease called Wegener’s vasculitis,“The Jerk,” 7 p.m., Fox Theatre, Centralia, $10 is producing the show. It was cre- Jackson Highway Community Farmers Market, 10 a.m.- Based out of Norman, Okla., per person, doors open at 6:15 p.m., ated after Tenino native Adam 3 p.m., Pearl and Maple streets, Centra- the band was originally formed (360) 269-8300 Craig Seaunier moved to Nash- Coming to Chehalis lia, 740-1212 or www.communityfarm- in 1995 by Mark Phillips and his ville and found success in the Four rallycross events will ersmarket.net father, Wayne Phillips, and the music industry. be held near the intersection of Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 band’s sound has evolved into a Friday, July 27 p.m., Tenino Elementary School, visit Maurin Road and www.teninofarmersmarket.org, on blend of traditional and original Oregon Trail music and dancing, the Jackson High- open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., NEW Facebook at TeninoFarmersMarket and bluegrass music. New Music Festival to way in Chehalis July Tickets for the 6 p.m. perfor- Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 Twitter at T90Market 28-29. mance are $15 and $5 for stu- Feature Tenino Native Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Four Square Mile Music Festival, 6 Senior Center, 748-0061 The four competitions, Satur- p.m.-midnight, Tenino City Park dents 21 and under. The first Four Square Mile Historic Lewis County Farmer’s Mar- day and Sunday morning and af- Backfire Band, 4 p.m., Chehalis Car Music Festival will take place Fri- ket, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., corner of Pearl and ternoon, are over a timed course Show, no admission charge day, July 27, and Saturday, July 28, Maple streets, Centralia, 736-8977, lew- on grass, with a maximum speed Pacific Mobile iscountyfarmersmarket.org in conjunction with Tenino’s Or- of approximately 35 mph. egon Trail Days celebration. Sunday, July 29 Structures Hosting Golf Most street-legal vehicles are The event in the Tenino City eligible, with the exception of Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Tournament Park will be 6 p.m. to midnight Saturday, July 28 convertibles. Drivers may have a starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Pacific Mobile Structures both days. Headliner for both Jackson Highway, Chehalis is hosting its third annual golf nights will be the Adam Craig Gravity Races Coming passenger with them. Passengers tournament Tues- Band (formerly TelluRide) from to Vader between 12 and 18 must have pa- NEW day, July 26, at Riv- Nashville, Tenn. Both nights will rental approval. Monday, July 30 erside Golf Club in feature local beers and wines for Vader will hold Gravity Races, The winner of each competi- Chehalis. purchase and local food vendors similar to a soap-box derby, Sat- tion is the one with the highest Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia average time over five runs. Tro- Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, This year, proceeds from Simply Organic Cafe and Big urday, July 28. The race is open $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 the tournament will go toward T BBQ. The Adam Craig Band to all, and the city is looking for phies will be awarded to the win- the Pacific Athletic Center Kids played at the Tenino Wine and vendors. ners. Scholarship Program. Music Festival (Wino in Teni- Kids can build a vehicle with Registration fees, taken the Tuesday, July 31 The event will include a four- no) in 2009, making it the most a parent to race in three classes day of the race, are $30 for Sports person scramble, box lunch and successful in the event’s history, — derby cars, scooters and skate- Car Club of America members Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors and $35 for non-members. This open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 an awards reception following bringing more than 3,000 people boards. The race will cost $10 per p.m.; food available, 736-9030 fee is charged for each session. the golf tournament. Entry fee is into Tenino. The weekend’s event participant. Community Farmers Market, 11 $75 for individuals or $300 for a will begin Friday night with local Vader is inviting other area Additional information may a.m.-4 p.m., Boistfort Street, Chehalis, team of four. beers and wine available for pur- towns to participate. Additional be obtained by calling Maxmil- 740-1212 or info@communityfarmers- Those who would like to chase. information may be obtained by ian Macdonald, 748-8578 market.net Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 5, 2012 ENTERTAINMENT

Ministry of Gossip Today's Movie Princesses Want More Than a Prince LOS ANGELES (AP) — setting the stage for the classic only. That hasn’t gone away, “The story is not about the ideas. Princesses still have to be For modern movie princesses, literary convention of the prin- but now it can also be through circumstances surrounding beautiful and attractive to men, looking pretty and marrying a cess to get a modern makeover. a skill or encountering a chal- her,” Sarafian said. “She makes and the stories’ central conflicts prince isn’t enough. “It is time for a new para- lenge that traditionally we’ve the core decision that throws still pit women against each Take “Mirror Mirror,” where digm,” said “Brave” producer heard in stories about men.” things off.... and it’s not some- other. Snow White rescues her prince Katherine Sarafian. “We’ve got In developing Princess Me- thing else really saving her. “They’re empowered, but from an evil spell, or “Snow an opportunity to make more rida’s story in “Brave,” Pixar Even though there is a little they still have a nemesis and White and the Huntsman,” characters that are relatable to writers and artists thought magic in the story, she is really she’s female,” Sternheimer said. where she becomes the hunter modern girls” and audiences at more about character than gen- the driving force.” “The battle between women is who avenges her father, marries large. der, Sarafian said. They consid- And she does it all in a dress. so central in pop culture. Any none of her suitors and confi- These empowered young ered Merida’s motivations, her “Merida is not trying to pass ‘Real Housewives’ franchise is a dently runs her kingdom alone. princesses point to a gradual frustrations and what makes herself off as anything other battle between women.” Further upending the Cin- undoing of the so-called Cin- her brave. than a girl,” the producer said. “I think it’s a challenge to derella syndrome at a theater derella syndrome or Cinderella “If you focus on her being a “She just wants to be her own feminism,” she continued. “Ob- near you this weekend is Pixar’s complex, a theory developed in girl, it’s easy to get stuck in the person.” viously feminism can’t really first ever female protagonist, the early 1980s that says that, trappings and rules and what Rupert Sanders, the direc- work because women can’t get the feisty Scottish Princess Me- like Cinderella, many women a princess movie dictates,” the tor of “Snow White and the along.” rida of “Brave,” who demands seek something external — producer said. “We strip out Huntsman” released earlier this But at least at the movies to forge her own independent such as a rich and handsome gender, princess, fairy tale and month, said the heroic journey this summer, everyone can see future. She’s also a far better prince — to change their lives just focus on character.” of his princess (played by Kris- shot than any of her would-be and harbor a deep desire for de- Merida, voiced by Kelly Mac- ten Stewart) makes her “almost they can be powerful, indepen- princes. pendence. donald, is a headstrong teenager the female Luke Skywalker.” dent princesses. This new breed of big-screen “It’s not enough for women in 12th century Scotland with The princesses’ desire to “My hope is that it’s not just princess not only reflects the in the 21st century just to sit a mane of fiery red curls and a shape their own lives rather a moment; It’s the new phase independence — and athleti- around and wait and be pretty,” temperament to match. Though than rush into marriage reflects of things that become a new cism — of young women today, said Karen Sternheimer, a pro- her mother lovingly prepares a real trend of women marrying reality,” the “Brave” producer but also Hollywood’s increasing fessor of sociology at the Uni- her for her royal role, the young later or not at all, Sternheimer said. “My goal is for it not to willingness to tell their stories. versity of Southern California. princess is more interested in said. It’s also a concept familiar be exceptional. Let’s get to the The success of “Bridesmaids,” “An empowered heroine encoun- sword fighting, archery and rid- to teenagers today, who often place where it’s like breathing, ‘’The Girl With the Dragon Tat- tering a challenge reflects the ing her horse through the forest. think about work and college where we take it for granted, too” and “The Hunger Games” whole mythology of individual- When she blatantly defies an before wedding bells. like women voting, and boys showed us that audiences re- ism. What’s new is the means ancient tradition, she jeopardiz- But the stories of these em- and girls will come to the mov- spond to well-drawn heroes, of achieving success. It used to es the future of her family and powered princesses still adhere ies for good stories, regardless regardless of their gender, thus be through beauty or marriage the kingdom. to some less-than-empowered of gender.” ADVICE: Dear Abby Successful Career Change Sours Longtime Friendship DEAR ABBY: I am 39, mar- She and her family barely make I should mention that Bar- of your friendship with Barbie But this week she came in wear- ried, and a professional woman ends meet. Although we have bie’s parents are still willing to must change. If the relationship ing them again -- so evidently, with a good income. My best been like sisters since childhood, send her through college or a is to continue, you will have to she didn’t get the message. friend, “Barbie,” and I both went I now feel as if I must walk on tech school, even at the age of 39, forgo the shopping trips together Please help. Thank you. — to work after eggshells around her — guarding but she chooses not to make the and any references to your new ANNE IN MISSOURI high school my conversation lest I mention a effort. — TIRED OF FEELING lifestyle. Otherwise, they will be DEAR ANNE: Because your without com- new purchase or having time off. APOLOGETIC perceived as bragging, and the employee didn’t take the hint, you pleting our edu- If something does slip out, Barbie comparisons may be painful to must be more direct with her. Ex- cation. However, becomes defensive and sarcastic. DEAR TIRED: When your her. Be prepared to be sensitive to plain that you expect her to dress after several Abby, I shouldn’t have to friend commented that it must be that, or move on. more carefully for work because: years I decided apologize for my new lifestyle. I nice to be able to buy something DEAR ABBY: I am the own- 1. Her attire represents the image to go to college worked hard to make a change frivolous, you had an opening to er of a small boutique for women. of the shop, and 2. a salesperson and get a de- for myself. What can I do? I really tell her that before you earned My only full-time employee is ev- who is sharply dressed inspires gree so I could like her, but this is becoming dif- your degree you couldn’t either, erything an employer could ask customers to shop. Then tell her change careers. By Abigail Van Buren ficult. which was one of the reasons you for. However, she often comes in EXACTLY what you expect from It turned out to An example: We went shop- decided it was time to change looking like she just crawled out her, and offer to help her coor- be one of the best decisions I ever ping last week. She bought only a your life by returning to school. of bed and doesn’t own an iron. dinate some acceptable outfits -- made. My income has more than gift she had to have for a birthday Your friend is fortunate she has What can I say to help her perhaps by giving her a discount doubled. -- nothing for herself. I felt uncom- parents who are able (and will- become more aware of her ap- on some items from the store. Barbie is obviously jealous fortable with my purchases, even ing) to pay for her college educa- pearance? I don’t want to hurt If that doesn’t work, consider of my new life, which affords me though they weren’t extravagant. tion. How sad that she lacks the her feelings. I jokingly told her putting together a “uniform” for opportunities to travel, take vaca- She made a comment to the effect determination and drive to get to “retire” a pair of slacks she fre- her to wear when she’s working. tions, and have the money to buy that “it must be nice to be able to one. quently wears because they are It’s what some of the top design- things I couldn’t afford before. buy something so frivolous.” As things stand, the nature too tight and the rear end is shiny. ers have done in their stores.

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House “Paternity” Brain disease. ’ (CC) Bones “Two Bodies in the Lab” Brennan Bones A death at a rock ‘n’ roll fantasy Q13 FOX News at Cops ’ (CC) Live From Daryl’s Live From Daryl’s Cheaters His wife’s self-destructive MNT 10 10 is the target of a shooting. camp. ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) House ’ (CC) House ’ (CC) behavior. ’ (CC) New Adventures ’Til Death “Baby The Office “Booze The Office “The NUMB3RS “Old Soldiers” Money from The Unit “Sub Conscious” Kim dis- Criminal Minds “Brothers in Arms” A It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny C W 11 11 of Old Christine Steps” ’ (CC) Cruise” Injury” ’ (CC) D.B. Cooper heist is found. ’ cusses details. ’ (CC) serial killer targets police officers. in Phila. in Phila. Antiques Roadshow Folk-art ship Doctor Who “The Doctor Who “The As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- Are You Being Are You Being The Red Green The Red Green PBS 12 12 model; gaming table. ’ (CC) Sea Devils” Sea Devils” “The Mini Series” (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) Served? ’ Served? ’ Show ’ (CC) Show ’ (CC) MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Cops Domestic Cops ’ (CC) According to Jim Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang Q13 FOX News at Washington’s The Finder “The Inheritance” Walter FOX 13 13 Boston Red Sox. (S Live) (CC) disturbances. ’ ’ (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted looks for murderers. ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Invicta Watches Renato Watches Renato Watches Renato Watches Psych “Think Tank” Shawn and Gus join Psych A shark attack. ’ (CC) Psych “Mr. Yin Presents...” Shawn is Psych Shawn and Gus search for a Psych A lawyer’s assistant was ab- Psych “The Polarizing Express” What ION 15 15 a think tank. ’ (CC) targeted by a killer. ’ (CC) daughter. ’ (CC) ducted. ’ (CC) life would have been like. (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth Hagin Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Gospel Music Hillsong (CC) End of the Age Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 World’s Greatest Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Ball Boys ’ (CC) Ball Boys ’ (CC) Castle The death of a famous dog KATU News at 11 Comedy.TV ’ ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) Pillow! “Sand & Sea” Helping a boy with a blood disorder. trainer. ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Inside Edition Grants Getaways America’s Got Talent Hopefuls perform Law & Order: Special Victims Unit The The Firm “Chapter Twenty-One” Mitch NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) Weekend (N) ’ in Las Vegas. ’ (CC) team looks for a missing teen. struggles with the Walker case. 11 (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero Aquí y Ahora (SS) Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Paid Program Paid Program Cops ’ (CC) FOX 12 News at 8 Law & Order “Wager” A ballplayer’s 10 O’Clock News (N) The Finder “The Inheritance” Walter FOX 27 27 Boston Red Sox. (S Live) (CC) O’Clock (N) gambling father dies. ’ (CC) looks for murderers. ’ (CC) A&E 52 52 ››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins. Premiere. An ››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. An innocent man enters history from Longmire “Dog Soldier” Several foster innocent man goes to a Maine penitentiary for life in 1947. (CC) the ’50s to the ’90s. (CC) children are abducted. (CC) The Walking Dead The Walking Dead “What Lies Ahead” Rick leads the group The Walking Dead Rick discovers a The Walking Dead “Save the Last One” The Walking Dead “Cherokee Rose” The Walking Dead Hershel disagrees A MC 67 67 “TS-19” out of Atlanta. (CC) possible safe haven. (CC) Shane is trapped in a school. Shane makes a deadly sacrifice. with the group’s plan. (CC) APL 43 43 My Cat From Hell “Cat Fight!” ’ It’s Me or the Dog (N) ’ (CC) My Cat From Hell (N) ’ Bad Dog! “Down and Dirty Dogs” ’ Tanked: Unfiltered (N) ’ Bad Dog! “Down and Dirty Dogs” ’ BET 56 56 ›› Video Girl (2010) Meagan Good, Ruby Dee. (CC) The BET Awards 2012 Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj and Kanye West. (CC) ››› Coming to America (1988) (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey ››› The Fifth Element (1997, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, Ian Holm. Premiere. A ››› The Fifth City Ramona and Heather clash. “Public Displays of Rejection” “Temporary Shrinkage” New York cabby tries to save Earth in 2259. Element (1997) CBUT 29 29 National Marketplace ’ Calgary Stampede Rangeland Derby and Rodeo Wrap-Up. (N) (CC) Short Film Faceoff (N) ’ (CC) News CBC News: the fifth estate ’ (CC) Comedy Festival C M T 61 61 Legally Blonde 2 ››› Pretty in Pink (1986) Molly Ringwald, Jon Cryer. Premiere. ’ ›› Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003) Reese Witherspoon, Sally Field. ’ (CC) Pretty in Pink ’ CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Princess ’ Princess ’ How I, Millions How I, Millions The Suze Orman Show (CC) Princess ’ Princess ’ Insanity Workout! Ninja Kitchen CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Presents (CC) CNNH 45 45 CNN Presents (CC) Piers Morgan Tonight The Investigators Body of Evidence Body of Evidence Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom (N) COM 60 60 ›› Ace Ventura: ›› Accepted (2006, Comedy) Justin Long, Jonah Hill, Blake Lively. A college ›› Semi-Pro (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Woody Harrelson, André Benjamin. A ›› Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) Pet Detective reject and his friends create a fake university. (CC) ’70s-era musician buys a basketball league’s worst team. (CC) Will Ferrell. A NASCAR driver has a new rival. (CC) D I S 41 41 Austin & Ally ’ Shake It Up! ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Good-Charlie Good Luck Charlie ’ (CC) Gravity Falls ’ Pair of Kings ’ Pair of Kings ’ Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Shake It Up! ’ MythBusters “Bouncing Bullet” Taking MythBusters Jumping from a building, Man vs. Wolf Wolf and human co-existence. (N) ’ (CC) MythBusters Hollywood lighting myth; MythBusters “Flying Guillotine” Using MythBusters Pain DSC 8 8 aim at a ricochet myth. ’ (CC) in bubble wrap. ’ (CC) stopping cars. ’ (CC) the explosive C4 to cook with. ’ tolerance. (CC) E! 65 65 Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians ›› Shallow Hal (2001, Romance-Comedy) Gwyneth Paltrow, Jack Black. A su- Keeping Up With the Kardashians The Soup Chelsea Lately Dominican Republic vacation. Scott feels like an outcast. perficial man now sees only the inner beauty of a very fat woman. Scott feels like an outcast. 2012 World Series Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 of Poker ESPN2 33 33 MLL Lacrosse SportsNation (N) WNBA Basketball Seattle Storm at Los Angeles Sparks. (N) (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) 30 for 30 (CC) Softball FAM 39 39 ››› Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe. ››› Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. Bunheads “Pilot” ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Out of Work Journal Editorial FOX News Watch Justice With Judge Jeanine Out of Work Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Restaurant: Impossible Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Iron Chef America FX 53 53 UFC 148: Silva vs. Sonnen II - Prelims ›› Spider-Man 3 (2007, Action) Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco. Peter Parker falls under the influence of his Anger Manage- Anger Manage- BrandX With Rus- Louie “Telling (N) (Live) dark side. ment ment sell Brand Jokes/Set Up” GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf ›› Caddyshack (1980, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield. Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Champions: Nature Valley First Tee Open, Second Round. From Pebble Beach, Calif. ’ ’ ’ HALL 19 19 ›› Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (2005) ››› The Parent Trap (1998, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid, Natasha Richardson. Reunited twin girls try to get Frasier “My Fair Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt. (CC) their parents back together. (CC) Frasier” ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Junk Gypsies (N) Mom Caves (N) Design Star (CC) Great Rooms High Low Proj. House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) L I FE 51 51 ››› My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997) Julia Roberts, Cameron Diaz. (CC) › Bride Wars (2009) Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway. Premiere. (CC) ››› Father of the Bride (1991, Comedy) Steve Martin, Diane Keaton. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Special Investigation Lockup Lockup: Raw “Predatory Behavior” MTV 63 63 The Real World Laura and Trey kiss. Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness ›› Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (2005) Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Walter Alza. ’ NBCS 34 34 2012 Tour de France Stage 7. ’ (CC) MLS Soccer Colorado Rapids at Seattle Sounders FC. From CenturyLink Field in Seattle. (N) Game On! Adventure Sports Adventure Sports NICK 40 40 Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) How to Rock ’ Big Time Rush iCarly ’ (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Yes, Dear (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Cruel Intentions (1999, Drama) › The Sweetest Thing (2002) Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate. ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. Sweet Home R O OT 31 31 Mariners Access Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics. From O.co Coliseum in Oakland, Calif. (Live) Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Portland Timbers at Real Salt Lake. SPIKE 57 57 ››› Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi (1983, Science Fiction) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie ››› Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi (1983, Science Fiction) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. Luke and his allies have a confronta- Fisher. Luke and his allies have a confrontation with Darth Vader. ’ tion with Darth Vader. ’ SYFY 59 59 Dawn-Dead ››› Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) Harrison Ford, Kate Capshaw. (CC) ››› Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989, Adventure) Harrison Ford, Sean Connery, Denholm Elliott. (CC) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Not a Fan Travel the Road › Left Behind (2000, Suspense) Kirk Cameron, Brad Johnson. Live at Oak Tree Virtual Memory ’ ’ TBS 55 55 Friends (CC) Friends (CC) Seinfeld “The Ci- Seinfeld “The Con- The Big Bang The Big Bang ›› The Longest Yard (2005, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds. Prisoners train for ›› The Replace- gar-Store Indian” version” ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) a football game against the guards. (CC) ments (2000) (CC) TLC 38 38 Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (N) ’ Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Dateline: Real Life Mysteries (CC) Addicted “Amanda” ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup Series: Coke Zero 400. From Daytona International ››› The Firm (1993, Drama) Tom Cruise, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Gene Hackman. A law-school grad signs on with a sinister ››› Crazy Heart (2009) Jeff Bridges, Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla. (N) (Live) (CC) Tennessee firm. (CC) Maggie Gyllenhaal. Premiere. (CC) TOON 42 42 MAD MAD ›› Hoodwinked! (2005, Comedy) Voices of Anne Hathaway, Glenn Close. Home Movies ’ King of the Hill King of the Hill Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Hot & Spicy Paradise (CC) Bacon Paradise (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures Savannah, Ga. Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) TRUTV 49 49 NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup Series: Coke Zero 400. (N) (Live) (CC) Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick Lizard Lick NCIS “Heartland” Secrets about Gibbs’ NCIS “Silent Night” Suspect is presumed NCIS “Murder 2.0” A murderous psycho- NCIS “Jet Lag” An assassin targets a NCIS “Broken Arrow” Dinozzo’s father Necessary Roughness “Wide Deceiver” USA 58 58 past are revealed. ’ (CC) dead. ’ (CC) path taunts the team. (CC) key witness. ’ (CC) helps investigate. ’ (CC) Dani evaluates a new recruit. VH1 62 62 Mob Wives Chicago ’ ›› Fools Rush In (1997) Matthew Perry, Salma Hayek. Premiere. ’ Single Ladies “No Ordinary Love” Single Ladies “Ex Factor” ’ Single Ladies ’

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