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Playing a Starring Role Girls Wrestling Program W.F. West Product Katie Hankins Steps Into Bearcats Girls Team Going Strong in First the Spotlight at Lower Columbia / Sports 1 Year of Program With 20 Wrestlers / Sports 1 Medical, It’s Playtime at Mount Rainier Mental Health Expenses Drive Jail Cost Increase EFFECTS: Centralia Has Chosen to Contract With Yakima; Mason County Signs Deal With Lewis County By Natalie Johnson [email protected] Some of the same price in- creases busting the budgets of average citizens are also hitting the Lewis County Jail budget hard. As of this month, the jail in- creased its per night cost to con- Pete Caster / [email protected] tracted law enforcement agen- Andrew Wagner, of Auburn, sleds down one of three runs at the snowplay area at Paradise in Mount Rainier National Park on Monday afternoon. cies, such as the Centralia and Chehalis police departments, by 15 percent — from $52.50 to just By The Chronicle over $60 per day. Visitors at Mount Rainier National Park took advantage please see JAIL, page Main 14 of a little sunshine Monday to hit the slopes at the Paradise Snowplay area. This is the first year since Public Hearing 2014 that the area has been open, with a lack of enough snow pre- on Chehalis venting an opening last year. The Paradise Snowplay area Annexation is open from mid-December to late March, depending on sea- Brings in sonal conditions. It is located north of the up- Positive per parking lot at Paradise. The Snowplay Area is the one estab- Feedback lished place in the park where sledding is permitted. By Justyna Tomtas Only “soft” sliding devices [email protected] such as flexible sleds, inner tubes, and saucers are allowed. During a public hearing on No hard toboggans or runner a proposed annexation of prop- sleds are allowed. erty, the Chehalis City Council Plastic sleds are for sale at only received positive feedback. the Longmire General Store, The hearing concerned an open daily, and at the Jackson industrial annexation of about Visitor Center at Paradise, open 116 acres with an assessed value during the weekends and holi- of $23 million inside the Che- days. Snowshoers walk along the path at the snowplay area at Paradise in Mount Rainier National Park on Monday afternoon. halis Industrial Park. The area Outside of the park, sleds being considered for annexation and inner tube rentals are avail- is surrounded by Bishop Road, able at Whittaker’s Mountain- to carry tire chains inside the Interstate Avenue, Interstate 5, eering in Ashford. national park during the winter SEE MORE PHOTOGRAPHS Sturdevant Road, and a portion There is a National Park Ser- season, Nov. 1 to May 1. Additional photographs from the Paradise Snowplay are on of Ribelin Road. vice entrance fee for visitors to More information can be page Main 14. The entire gallery is online at www.chronline. drive up to Longmire and Para- found online at www.visitrain- com and www.seesouthwestwa.com. please see HEARING, page Main 14 dise. All vehicles are required ier.com.

The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Twisted Wreckage Feral Rabbits Deaths Lewis County Area Since 1889 No Injuries Rochester Foster, William “Bill,” 86, Follow Us on Twitter Centralia @chronline Reported Woman Lowe, Michael D., 63, Centralia After Captures Mays, Dorotha E., 84, Morton Find Us on Facebook Vehicle Animals Warburton, Robert “Bob,” 58, www.facebook.com/ Longview thecentraliachronicle Crashes in and Finds Strand, Leonard D., 74, Onalaska Centralia Driver, Joy E., 81, Pe Ell Homes Joyce, Twila (Belcher), 88, Port / Main 4 / Main 3 Orchard Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 PAGE TWO

News Daily Outtake: Running for Wrestling of the Weird Katz says there’s no evidence of Stolen Cheese Worth a homicide and that it appears the $70,000 Recovered In skull may have been purchased from a legal source and was being Milwaukee used for a religious ceremony. He MILWAUKEE (AP) — Police says it’s unclear whether animal have recovered about $70,000 worth remains were found. of cheese stolen from a suburban Milwaukee trucking company. Germantown police say on Runaway Cow Roped their Facebook page that the by New York City Police cheese was found in Milwaukee Friday evening. The Milwaukee Gets New Home Journal Sentinel reported that NEW YORK (AP) — A cow that no one has been arrested. was captured by police after flee- A 54-foot long trailer contain- ing from a New York City slaugh- ing the cheese was stolen early terhouse has been taken in by an Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Friday from D and G Transpor- animal sanctuary and renamed for The W.F. West girls wrestling team practices on Friday in Chehalis. . The story is available on the front of today’s tation in Germantown, which is rock legend Freddie Mercury. Sports section. See more photographs online at www.chronline.com and www.lewiscountysports.com. northwest of Milwaukee. Online video showed the A semitrailer used to steal brown and white cow trotting the trailer was recovered. Police said the empty trailer, which was past shops and restaurants on Notable Quote found around 10 a.m. Friday in Thursday afternoon. the Milwaukee area. The founder of the Skylands Animal Sanctuary in Want- age (WAHNT’-ihj), New Jersey, Figure Skating Mike Stura, picked up the cow “Honestly, I don’t even care to list any honors Friday morning in New York or awards I have received, because frankly Program Uses Picture and says he’s named the creature Of Wrong Twin City after the late lead singer of the I don’t think they are that important to the ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The band Queen. public in the first place.” event program for the U.S. Figure The cow was scheduled to be Skating Championships in Minne- killed on Friday. Instead, Fred- sota gained a bit of attention on social die rode through rush-hour traf- State Rep. Graham Hunt media for all the wrong reasons after fic in a trailer, then visited a vet, removed bio information after newspaper story St. Paul’s mayor noticed it features a before arriving at a farm. photo of the other Twin City. showed false claims on military record The program, which includes a Texas ‘Weather Nerd’ welcome letter from St. Paul Mayor (see page Main 7 for the full story) Chris Coleman, features a photo of Comes to NYC to See the Stone Arch Bridge — a landmark in neighboring Minneapolis. Storm Firsthand The mayor, who is used to the NEW YORK (AP) — Tex- Today in History perception that St. Paul is the lesser ans Steve and Kathleen Yarbor- of the Twin Cities, took it in stride. ough weren’t quite like the other Today’s Highlight in History: In 1939, during the Spanish the first European settlers. The He tweeted a photo of the mix-up on travelers stuck in New York this Civil War, rebel forces led by On Jan. 26, 1915, President Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Friday, writing, “Our plans to take weekend: They came to the city Gen. Francisco Franco captured Woodrow Wilson signed the “Phantom of the Opera” opened over @cityminneapolis have been because of the big snowstorm. Barcelona. at Broadway’s Majestic Theater. compromised.” Rocky Mountain National Park “I’m a weather nerd,” the In 1942, the first American In 1998, President Bill Clinton husband said in an upbeat tone Act, which created America’s 10th national park. Expeditionary Force to go to forcefully denied having an af- Monday as the couple waited Europe during World War II Skull Found at fair with a former White House for a return flight to Houston. “I On this date: arrived in Belfast, Northern Ire- intern, telling reporters, “I did LA-Area Spiritual Shop came out to see the storm.” In 1784, in a letter to his land. not have sexual relations with COMPTON, Calif. (AP) — Steve Yarborough, a Texas daughter Sarah, Benjamin In 1950, India officially pro- Authorities have found one hu- born and bred aviation data spe- Franklin expressed unhappiness claimed itself a republic as Ra- that woman, Miss Lewinsky.” man skull and eight containers cialist, said that in Houston, the over the choice of the bald eagle jendra Prasad took the oath of In 2005, A U.S. Marine heli- with potentially more at a Los closest he gets to snow is on the as the symbol of America, and office as president. copter crashed in western Iraq, Angeles-area shop that sells spir- aviation maps he pores over. stated his own preference: the In 1962, the United States killing 30 Marines and a Navy itual items. When he saw the weekend turkey. launched Ranger 3 to land scien- medic aboard. A man parked Los Angeles County sheriff’s storm building up, he said he In 1788, the first European tific instruments on the moon — his SUV on railroad tracks in Capt. Steve Katz says deputies and his wife booked a flight to settlers in Australia, led by Capt. but the probe ended up missing Glendale, California, setting off responded to the Compton busi- see it firsthand. They got onto Arthur Phillip, landed in pres- its target by more than 22,000 a crash of two commuter trains the last United Airlines flight to miles. ness Friday after a woman com- ent-day Sydney. that killed 11 people. (The SUV’s plained of animal cruelty. leave Houston for New York. In 1837, Michigan became the In 1979, former Vice President driver, Juan Alvarez, was con- When investigators arrived, “People thought we were cra- 26th state. Nelson A. Rockefeller died in Katz says they found a skull in- zy,” he said. “We played in the In 1870, Virginia rejoined the New York at age 70. victed of murder and sentenced side a pot. He says the coroner’s snow all day Saturday. Walked Union. In 1988, Australians celebrat- to 11 consecutive life terms.) office collected the skull and down Park Avenue in the mid- In 1925, actor Paul Newman ed the 200th anniversary of their Condoleezza Rice was sworn in eight other pots that may also dle of the storm. We walked all was born in Shaker Heights, country as a grand parade of tall as secretary of state, following contain skulls. over the city.” Ohio. ships re-enacted the voyage of her confirmation by the Senate. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Jan. 26, 2016 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. 100s 55.21 65.0 -0.23 90s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 77.74 85.0 -0.15 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 1.94 10.5 -0.06 50s Cowlitz at Randle 40s Rain Likely Scat'd Rain Cloudy Showers Likely Mostly Cloudy 8.22 18.0 -0.14 30s 52º 44º 56º 46º 52º 42º 48º 36º 46º 35º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s L 10.10 ---- -0.03 10s 0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:42 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:06 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 57 Moonrise ...... 8:17 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 39 51/45 36/29 Moonset...... 8:55 a.m. Normal High ...... 48 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low...... 35 51/42 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 60 in 1935 Seattle Anchorage 40/29 pc 37/31 mc Record Low...... 5 in 1950 54/47 Boise 41/28 s 44/29 pc Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 46/36 pc 42/26 pc Yesterday ...... 0.00" 50/47 39/33 1/31 2/8 2/15 2/22 Dallas 51/34 pc 52/33 s Month to date ...... 5.40" Tacoma Honolulu 81/70 s 80/70 s Normal month to date ...5.30" Centralia 53/46 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 59/40 s 61/41 s Year to date...... 5.40" 52/44 Yakima Nashville 44/28 sh 38/24 s Normal year to date .....5.30" Chehalis Allergen Today Wednesday Phoenix 64/43 s 65/44 s 38/34 Longview 51/44 Trees None None St. Louis 38/26 pc 38/26 s Salt Lake City 36/21 pc 38/24 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 50/45 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 58/48 pc 60/49 s Yesterday weather. 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It’s just too Woman; 18 Still much work.’’ Need Surgery By Jerre Redecker Edith Emerson Rochester resident The Olympian When a neighbor turned his domestic rabbits loose on the Rochester prairie last year and resources recommend finding a then moved away, Edith Emer- veterinarian who is experienced son was left with an emergency: with rabbits. Dozens of rabbits were freely Emerson needs about $1,500 breeding all around her home. to complete the neutering and The good news is, seven hopes that people will donate months later, all the surviving to Concern for Animals toward feral rabbits have been trapped that goal. alive, and there have been no The rabbits’ other needs — new litters for three months. cages, bedding, food and labor Emerson said she caught about — have been donated by other 50 rabbits and those rabbits had rabbit groups and volunteers, Tony Overman / The Olympian three litters. Emerson said. Edith Emerson checks on Quintessa, left, Guinevere and 18 other rabbits — the last remaining from 70 total — that she saved Many of the rabbits have been Between her trapping efforts last year from running loose near her farm in Rochester, shown here on Saturday. “This is just to save their lives, get them spayed, neutered and adopted, and predation by coyotes and placed and move on,” Emerson said. “This is not a rescue.” but 18 still need the surgery. dogs, Emerson hasn’t seen a feral “I can’t even start to adopt rabbit in months. Feral domestic them (out) until they’re fixed,” rabbits can become a huge prob- Rex-coated rabbits have a vel- Emerson said. She also helps lem. veteen-like fur. pairs of rabbits bond, because The area around the Micro- Emerson creates bonded they are more successful as pets soft campus in Redmond has pairs by putting a couple next to when adopted in pairs. been occupied by as many as each other. If they get along, she Emerson has been working 1,000 feral rabbits. And in north- puts them together for longer pe- through Concern For Animals, east Portland, a capture, spay riods. which has contracted a rate of and neuter effort removed 751 “They do very well that way. $80 for spaying or neutering. rabbits from the 22-acre Glendo- This way when they do get ad- Sarah Hinman, executive as- veer Golf Course and Park in the opted out, we don’t have to worry sistant at Concern for Animals, late 1990s. about them breeding, they live said the nonprofit gets a much- Emerson’s remaining rabbits longer, are healthier, cleaner and reduced rate for the surgeries, are black and white, brown and not so destructive,” she said which are significantly more white, lops and a few that look to Emerson said she won’t keep expensive than the same proce- be part Angora. any for herself. dures on cats. Emerson said the breeds are “What I need to do for me is Rabbits can be sensitive to Polish cross, English lops and to get them adopted. It’s just too anesthesia, and most rabbit-care rexes. much work.” Edith Emerson snuggles with Treasure at her farm in Rochester on Saturday. News in Brief dependence and security,” Eric dren and families have a memo- Chehalis will hold an open house on Sunday, Jan. 31, and the open Trials in Abused Mendelsohn, NHI’s CEO and rable experience. The center is and school-wide mass on Sunday house will be held afterwards Bucoda Dog Case president, said in a press release. over 2,000 square-feet with three as part of Catholic Schools Week in the school at approximately “We are excited to announce this visitation rooms. recognition. 11:30 a.m. Postponed to March new relationship.” Reliable Enterprises was The theme for the week, The public is encouraged to By The Chronicle Village Concepts operates founded in 1977 and offers af- which spans Jan. 31 to Feb. 6, is attend. The trials for two defendants about 15 senior living communi- fordable housing, employment “Communities of Faith, Knowl- St. Joseph Catholic School in an animal cruelty case that ties in Washington. services and five Lewis County edge, and Service.” is located at 123 SW Sixth St. in centers around a dog in Bucoda NHI is a real estate invest- Head Start sites. Mass will begin at 10:30 a.m. Chehalis. have been postponed yet again. ment trust that specializes in Connecting Families Visita- The trials, which have been sale-leaseback, joint-venture tion Services partners with Lew- PACIFIC NORTHWEST and other types of discretionary is County Head Start, ECEAP, reschedule numerous times, ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA were set to take place on Jan. 25. senior housing investments, ac- and INTOT. Now, the status hearings for cording to the press release. It is REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! the defendants have been set based in Murfreesboro, Tennes- St. Joseph School n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers for March 16, and the trials for see, and was incorporated in 1991. 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 March 21 in Thurston County to Hold Mass, Open Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) Superior Court. n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers

Drivers Can Expect CH553604ic.sw Robert Leatherman, 52, and House for Catholic 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation Jeffrey Gavin, 45, both of Bucoda, Delays on U.S. Schools Week Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 are charged with first-degree an- By The Chronicle imal cruelty and second-degree Highway 12 at White More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 animal cruelty, respectively. Pass This Week St. Joseph Catholic School in Leatherman was the owner of By The Chronicle the dog, and Gavin was respon- sible for shooting the dog, other- White Pass area motorists wise known as Wolfy. on Monday likely noticed travel The dog was determined to restrictions on U.S. Highway 12 be an extreme case of abuse after due to construction. a necropsy completed in Novem- Work to install a new culvert ber stated the dog “suffered long at milepost 154 is expected to oc- standing neglect.” cur daily through the week. Once attention was brought Flaggers are directing traffic to the dog’s health on social me- through a single lane both east dia, Gavin shot the animal sev- and west of the pass near the ar- eral times. The necropsy showed eas recently repaired following a the dog experienced a slow death. December storm that washed out Prior to its death, there was evi- the road in two areas. dence of starvation shown in the At times, the road could be necropsy, and the dog had mag- closed for up to 30 minutes. got-infested wounds. Both defendants entered not Reliable Enterprises guilty pleas in May 2015. The case gained international Welcomes New Program Lower your interest rate. attention on social media sites in By The Chronicle Increase your happiness rate. October of last year. Reliable Enterprises will offer a new program in Lewis County, Woodland Village in the “Connecting Families Visita- tion Services,” and the Dorothy Chehalis Purchased and Donald Smith Family Visi- for $9.8 Million tation Center. Lola Smith Toloba is the pro- By The Chronicle gram manager. National Health Investors Toloba currently supervises Inc., of Tennessee, purchased over 30 visitation specialists who Woodland Village, a 98-unit in- set up visits with birth parents, fos- dependent living facility in Che- ter parents, social workers, guard- halis, for $9.8 million earlier this ian ad litems and attorneys, per month. court order through referrals from Trade your sad-face high interest rate for a happy-face rate from TwinStar Credit Union. The total investment for NHI Children’s Administration Social Transfer your balances to our Visa Platinum card at the super-low promotional rate includes $350,000 for capital im- Workers, stated a press release. provements. Visitation specialists coordi- of 0.99% for 12 months. And you’ll pay no balance transfer fees. Unleash your LOL! NHI leased the community nate and provide transportation Contact TwinStar today, this special ofer ends March 9, 2016. Call 800.258.3115, to a partnership between Mara- to and from the visit location, visit a branch or apply online at TwinStarCU.com. thon Development and Village supervise interactions between Concepts Retirement Communi- children and their parents, and ties for a period of 15 years. The intervene if necessary for the Centralia Chehalis Morton Onalaska initial annual rate of the lease is wellness and safety of the child. 7.25 percent, with annual escala- Professional court reports are tors from 2 to 3 percent. written by the specialists, docu- *0.99% Promotional APR for Visa Platinum | 1.99% Promotional APR for Visa Platinum Rewards. APR = Annual percentage rate. Promotional “Village Concepts has ex- menting what occurs at each visit. APR applies to balance transfers posted to a Visa Platinum or Platinum Rewards account between January 10, 2016 and March 9, 2016.

Promotional APR balance transfer balance as of March 9, 2016 will be subject to the Promotional APR for 12 months, or through March 9, 2017. CH553236cz.cg tensive experience in providing The D & D Family Visitation Ater March 9, 2017 the non-promotional APR in efect for balance transfers will apply to any remaining balance. Balance transfers posted to a senior living community man- Center offers child-friendly visi- Visa Platinum or Platinum Rewards account prior to January 10, 2016 or ater March 9, 2016 will be subject to the non-promotional APR which agement and a commitment to tation rooms filled with games, is currently: 6.0% – 8.0% APR. Non-promotional balance transfer rates depend on credit card type and are subject to change. All loans OAC. providing each resident with in- toys and activities to help chil- Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 LOCAL County Commissioners Approve Development Agreement With Benaroya Specifying Road Requirements at Proposed Winlock Industrial Park

By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] Lewis County commission- ers signed an agreement Monday with Bellevue-based developer the Benaroya Company outlin- Courtesy Photo ing expectations for work to the Despite the severe damage to the vehicle, no injuries reported following a Saturday crash. company’s Winlock Industrial Park. The development agreement provides design requirements for road construction and improve- Chehalis Fire Department: No Injuries in ments on the 320-acre property. Benaroya’s attorney, Don- ald E. Marcy, of Cairncross & Hydroplane-Related Interstate 5 Accident Hempelmann in Seattle, said the agreement allows Benaroya to By The Chronicle Interstate 5 in Centralia. The driver of a sedan hydroplaned, The car flipped and landed move forward with predictability No injuries were reported Chehalis Fire Department re- causing the car to hit a cement on its roof, according to the Che- and certainty. in an accident Saturday that sponded to the crash at 9:27 a.m. barrier separating the right lane halis Fire Department. “We think that this is a good was apparently caused by a car just north of Exit 82 on I-5. of the freeway from the Harrison No injuries were reported. thing for Lewis County and pro- hydroplaning on northbound They learned that a female Avenue onramp. The car was severely damaged. vides another great site for eco- nomic development to occur in the county,” Marcy said. News in Brief The Winlock Industrial Park is in the city’s urban growth area, Winlock Group Asks ning Commission will hold a applications for a permanent re- “Everybody was just as happy and Lewis County has oversight public hearing on Wednesday, placement, for which Anderson as could be,” he said. of transportation improvements Council About Possible Feb. 17, to accept public testimony can apply. Sierra Pacific spokeswoman and utility placement. Rate Reduction to on proposed permanent zon- Anderson and Walton have Lisa Perry said the company ex- Commissioner Bill Schulte ing regulations for state-licensed stepped into the interim posi- pects the agreement to be final- said the main concern with the Encourage Business marijuana producers, processors tions following the firings of ized within 30 days. project is safety, and the Winlock- and retailers. former director Michael Strozyk Perry said the company, area residents don’t want truck Development Planning commissioners will and former 911 Center manager which purchased the camp- traffic from the industrial park By The Chronicle take comments on the proposal Craig Larson. ground property from Murray traveling by the middle and high The Winlock Improvement to permanently add chapters to The county commissioners Pacific lumber company last schools on North Military Road. Network, which began meeting the Thurston County Zoning Or- have signed nondisclosure agree- fall, served an eviction notice to The road designs specified in about seven months ago, wants dinances for the unincorporated ments regarding the firings, but the Lions Club, which leases the the agreement aim to keep traffic to better the town though mul- Lacey Urban Growth Area, for according to minutes from a Jan. space, to make sure everything away from the schools. tiple aspects. the Tumwater UGA Zoning Or- 8 meeting with area fire and po- complied with county codes. A traffic impact analysis es- One of the organization’s goals dinance and the Olympia UGA lice chiefs, the first responders More details about the agree- timates that the project could is to bring businesses to the small Zoning Ordinance. said issues have been ongoing ment will be available when it’s create 8,800 in new daily vehicle city, and it believes that lower wa- Amendments are also pro- and not resolved with the 911 finalized, Suter said. trips, with about 2,600 of those ter and sewer rates and hookup posed to the State Environmental Center. He added that rates are going being truck trips. costs would help the cause. Policy Act review to require mari- up from $105 per month to $125 The agreement calls for the Fred Terry, with the network, juana producers, processors and Lion’s Den Campground due to the arrangements. construction of Mickelsen Park- inquired at the Monday night retailers with new buildings over Proceeds from the camp- way off of state Route 505 into city council meeting if fees could 8,000 square-feet to submit an en- in Mineral to Open ground go toward charitable the property, which would be the be waived, reduced or paid over vironmental checklist for review for Season; Tentative causes in the community. main truck route through the time for new businesses. at time of land use application. property. City Attorney Erin Hillier The hearing will be at 7 p.m. Agreement With Sierra Previous engineering designs said the rates couldn’t be waived on Feb. 17 in the County Court- called for Mickelsen Parkway to because that would be consid- house building one, room 152, Pacific Reached be five lanes for 1,300 feet. ered unlawful gifting of public at 2000 Lakeridge Dr. SW in By The Chronicle ARE YOU “In my opinion a lesser road- funds, and Clerk Tedi Curry said Olympia. The public is invited Campers can get ready to pull way section may be adequate the city can’t finance to have cus- to attend, and written comments their RVs into the Lion’s Den TRACTION depending on the development,” tomers pay over time. can be submitted in lieu of testi- campground in Mineral again County Public Works Director Toward the end of 2015, the mony at the hearing by email to this year. READY? Tim Elsea said. council raised the total water Kraig Chalem, associate planner, The Mineral Lion’s Club and He said the options for the and sewer billing rates for cus- at [email protected] Sierra Pacific Industries timber width of the road are being left tomers and increased the cost to or mailed to Thurston County company have reached a tenta- open, but would need to be sup- hookup to the system. Resource Stewardship Depart- tive agreement to keep the camp- ported by a travel analysis by ment, Land Use and Permitting, Terry told The Chronicle he ground open. PASSENGER Benaroya. ATTN: Kraig Chalem, 2000 Lak- understands that the rates are Dick Suter, with the Lions GREAT BUY! According to the agreement, high to pay bills for infrastruc- eridge Drive SW, Olympia, WA Club, said the tentative agree- STARTING AT six accesses will be allowed on ture, but the organization is try- 98502. ment was recently reached, and North Military Road, all but one ing to develop the town’s econ- The deadline for written com- the club started taking reserva- 99 access will be limited to passen- omy; if the council reduced the ments is 4 p.m. on Feb. 17. tions for the season at the begin- 39 ger and two-axle vehicles. One hookup costs, it could help. At the end of the public hear- ning of the year. access can be used by truck traf- ing, planning commissioners may Low Cost All-Season Design “It never hurts to ask,” he said. “Until the meeting at the tail CH552760cw.ke chose to recommend the board of Tread design may vary. fic turning north onto North He said the Improvement end of December, it was still up Your size in stock. Call for size & price. Military Road to avoid traveling Network wants to work with the county commissioners to adopt in the air,” Suter said. by the schools. city and other organizations in the regulations as proposed, rec- Suter said “everybody was 736-6603 The agreement also outlines town to improve Winlock and ommend adoption with suggest- tickled” when he announced • 1211 Harrison • Centralia improvements to North Military plans to do some fundraising to ed amendments, or they may re- they would be open for business 748-0295 Road, including widening and achieve its goals. quest staff to make changes to the for the season via Facebook. • 36 N. Market • Chehalis sidewalk construction by the “If we’re successful, it will be proposal and schedule another schools. good for everyone,” he said. meeting or public hearing. According to the agreement, More detailed information the state could require a truck about the proposal can be found climbing lane on state Route Winlock Council to online at www.thurstonplanning. Longview 505 and traffic signals or round- Interview Applicants for org. abouts and three intersections. Any related rules or regula- Open Seat Next Month Radiologists County Commissioners P.S. Inc. tion changes the county makes By The Chronicle MRI during the duration of the agree- Hire Former Army ment will not apply to the project. The Winlock City Council Elsea previously told The plans to interview applicants for Officer, Pilot as Interim Longview Chronicle that along with the an open council seat prior to its 911 Center Manager road improvements, getting sew- next meeting. Radiologists er and water from Winlock to Seven citizens have applied By The Chronicle the property will also be a chal- for the seat vacated by Sam Pat- A retired U.S. Army officer offers “Healthy lenge for the developers. rick at the city’s Jan. 11 meeting. and pilot will be leading Lewis In 2011, Lewis County award- Mayor Lonnie Dowell said County’s 911 Center for the next Savings” Call ed the city of Winlock $246,300 in Patrick resigned because he six months. distressed counties funds to go to- moved out of the city limits. County Commissioner Bill ward sewer and water line exten- Patrick is also a police officer Schulte said Dave Anderson, of today for your sions to the industrial park. Some with the city of Toledo, which Toledo, has agreed to serve as the of those funds have been used. also provides services to Winock. interim manager for the center cash discount Commissioner Edna Fund The interviews are expected to under interim Central Services said the commissioners will do begin at 5 p.m. on Feb. 8 at city Director Steve Walton. what they can to appeal to law- hall. Schulte said Anderson has a makers to help the city of Win- background running 911 centers lock get sewer and water to the Thurston County to as well. industrial park. The Board of County Com- Now Serving Two Locations: The agreement follows the Hold Public Hearing on missioners approved a resolu- 910 S. Scheuber Rd. | Centralia, WA 98531 | (360) 736-0200 CH552507cz.cg company’s attempt to auction Marijuana Regulations tion to hire Anderson as a casual 700 Lincoln St. Ste. 100 | Kelso, WA 98626 | (360) 425-5131 off the property in October 2015. employee at $28.64 per hour on The property didn’t sell at the By The Chronicle Monday. www.longviewradiology.com auction. The Thurston County Plan- The county will be taking • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 Winlock Man Charged for Child Porn Headed The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. to Western State Hospital Due to Incompetency MISSED OR LATE PAPER? 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Visit www.ecy.wa.gov/pro- board members will meet at 9 Visuals Editor “We want to be as prepared as grams/spills/spills.html for more a.m. Feb. 11 to determine the sta- Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 Health Center in Chehalis possible in the event of an emer- information. tus of provisional, challenged and [email protected] gency,” Ward said. “This testing rejected ballots. The board will Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, Under Investigation will be invaluable as we evaluate certify the election on Feb. 19. West and Central Lewis County Communities Canvassing Board to Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 By The Chronicle how to make our campus as safe [email protected] The Chehalis Police Depart- as possible.” Convene for Election Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, To sign up to receive Centra- East Lewis County Communities ment is investigating at least By The Chronicle two thefts at Valley View Health lia College emergency alerts, visit Dameon Pesanti ...... 807-8237 The Lewis County Auditor’s [email protected] Center in Chehalis. www.centralia.edu/admin/ser- vices/it/e2campusinst.html. Office is preparing for the Feb. 9 Jan. 22 - Jan. 28 Education, Business, South Thurston County At 3:14 p.m. on Jan. 19, police special election. 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[email protected] ployee was accused of making partment of Ecology is updating house in room 128 to begin the CH552498bw.ke numerous charges on a compa- 5:30 pm Death Notices, What’s Happening, three oil transportation rules and canvass for the election. Members Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices ny credit card, according to the is inviting the public to provide and clerks will be sworn onto the Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 Chehalis Police Department. input at upcoming workshops. [email protected] board, and clerks will begin pro- Hunger Games-Mockingjay Part 2 Both incidents are still under The first rule would create a cessing returned ballots. [email protected] investigation. No further infor- new law for notice requirements $4 • PG-13 • 9:00 pm [email protected] The process is open to the Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues., Wed. Thur. mation was available. for facilities getting crude oil by public. The clerks will meet as Church News rail and pipelines. 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A second workshop will be A Simple Song by held from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Sales Director At 10 a.m., the college will Russ Mohney tests its e2campus system, which Wednesday at Ecology’s eastern Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 region office 4601 N. Monroe St., [email protected] provides text messages and other Circulation Manager alerts to subscribed users and its Spokane. Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 on-campus computer network Contingency planning re- [email protected] alert system. quirements for railroads trans- Specialty Publications Manager, Family At 10:30 a.m., the college will porting oil in bulk is under con- $ 99 Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 28ea [email protected] test an external siren system it’s sideration in the second rule. + Tax considering for the new Trans- A workshop is scheduled for $ 99 Design Director Alta Commons Building. A large 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday 12 ea Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 + Tax [email protected] siren will be put on a lift at the at Ecology’s eastern region of- Our Hometowns Volume 1-3 construction site and a series fice and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Feb. 1 LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC of tones and voice alerts will be at Ecology’s Lacey headquarters PRESIDENT, COO broadcast across campus. The and via webinar wadismeetings. Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 test is estimated to take no more webex.com, meeting number [email protected] $ 95 Business Manager than 30 minutes. 923 118 345, password oilspills16. Book Only 12ea “We’re testing the sound pen- The third rule would update + Tax Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 $ 99 + Tax [email protected] ea etration across campus to de- law for oil-spill contingency 9 Director of Production and IT termine how well it works for planning standards for pipelines. 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Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 LOCAL Sheriff’s Office Looks for Leads in Bishop Road Burglaries By The Chronicle According to a news release, and shop had been rummaged and wheels for a Honda, as well To report theft, vehicle The Lewis County Sheriff’s the Sheriff’s Office has been in- through. as a computer tower and monitor, prowls, or burglary in the area, Office is looking for informa- vestigating the incidents, but in- According to a report from were reported stolen from the or suspicious people, vehicles or tion from the community after vestigators believe there may be the Sheriff’s Office, investigators 1400 block of Bishop Road. activity, call the Lewis County a series of burglaries have been more reported burglaries, thefts, were not able to locate any fin- At 2:45 p.m. on Jan. 13, 12 Sheriff's Office at (360) 748-9286 reported in the Bishop Road area or suspicious incidents in the gerprints or suspect information, firearms, a hunting bow, four and report the incidents. near Chehalis in the past month. area. and suspended the case pending rifle scopes, tools and ammuni- If you see a theft in progress, The Sheriff’s Office has re- At 10:54 a.m. on Dec. 21, the further information. tion were reported stolen from call 911. ceived reports of burglaries Dec. Sheriff’s Office received a report Investigations are still active the 2000 block of Bishop Road. To provide information on 21 in the 1700 block of Bishop of the first of the three burglaries on the other two incidents. The burglaries have all oc- the burglaries, call Deputy Jus- Road, on Dec. 30 in the 1400 block in the 1700 block of Bishop Road. At 6:23 a.m. on Dec. 30, items curred at night or in the early tin Rodgers at (360) 748-9286, of Bishop Road and on Jan. 13 in No property was taken, but a including a welder, cutting torch, morning, according to the Sher- or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800- the 2000 block of Bishop Road. resident reported that her car papers, a car battery, tools, tires iff’s Office. 748-6422. Bulls Keep on Bucking at Silver Creek’s Lazy HK Bar Ranch RODEO: Next Event, sponsored by the Brown Shack Tavern. Which Features “I'd say about half of our rid- Bull Riding and Live ers are locals, from just north of Tacoma to about Toledo,” said Music, Is Saturday Shelton. By Jordan Nailon Other riders come from as far away as Walla Walla or Bend, For The Chronicle Oregon. Once a month, the sound “The last one we did in De- of thundering hooves, clapping cember I had two PBR World chaps and regular old cowboy Finals bull riders show up,” said revelry washes over the sleepy Shelton, who proudly noted that East Lewis County community both of the prominent riders of Silver Creek. were indiscriminately bucked off The yee-haw ruckus ema- by his bulls. nates from the grounds of the If you're pondering making Lazy HK Bar Ranch when it the trek to Silver Creek, the own- open its gates to the public and er of the nearby Brown Shack lets its fleet of bucking bulls set Tavern, Roxy Gootgeld, says em- about kicking up dust, or mud phatically, "Yes, do it!" as is more often the case, in the The rodeo sponsor added, "A name of a little friendly competi- lot of my customers go and they tion. get their beer to go here." The next Lazy HK Bar Ranch Fliers for the Lazy HK Bar rodeo romp is slated for Satur- winter bull riding series boast day, and locals, whether they are Courtesy Photo that it is a “bring your own beer” grizzled riders or simply ready The Grinch, a Lazy HK Bar Ranch bull, is seen bucking in Corvallis Oregon, at the 2015 NPRA rodeo event. revelers, are welcome to join in The flier also notes that un- the festivities. derage drinking is strictly pro- “We like to do one once a depends on outside demand for grounds in Chehalis for its popu- that money goes into a jackpot hibited on the premises. month, at least,” explained the his rambunctious bulls. lar summer rodeo event, but the for the rodeo winner. Entry fees The cost to attend as a rodeo bull riding ringleader, Beau Shel- Shelton is regularly on the winter series draws a regular are $25 for beginners and $100 fan is $10 per person, and the ton. Shelton, 26, of Silver Creek, road, shuttling his beasts back crowd as well. Now in its third for the experienced set. first round of bull riding usu- raises the bulls and trains them and forth from professional ro- year of operation, the Lazy HK Shelton said that $5 is taken ally gets to bucking around 5:30 for competitions at the Lazy HK deos around the region. Mostly, Bar Rodeo winter series steadily off of each entry fee in order to p.m. The riding usually wraps up Bar Ranch, which belongs to his his animals go back and forth pulls in about 40 riders and up- pay for the care of the animals, around 7:30 p.m., but that's when grandparents, Harlan and Chris from the Lazy HK to Profes- wards of 200 spectators to the but the rest goes to the top three the live music starts up. Knowles. Harlan founded the sional Bull Riding events in Ever- monthly buck-off. finishers in each bracket. The “We always have a live band,” ranch in 1969 and he has had a ett and Portland, but he and his The rodeo, which is operated first-place winner receives 50 said Shelton. “So for 10 bucks it's hand in the rodeo business ever bulls hit other, less trodden trails under the name of the Lazy HK percent of the pot, while the a pretty fair deal.” since. as well. Bar Rodeo Company, offers both second and third place finishers For additional information Nowadays, it's Shelton who “I was in Albany, Oregon, on an experienced and amateur rid- cash out 30 and 20 percent of the on the Silver Creek rodeo, or to does most of the hands-on work New Year’s,” said Shelton. “Here ers bracket. pot, respectively. Perhaps more set up your own shot with the with the bulls. While Shelton in the winter, there's a lot of local “Anybody over 18 who has importantly, at the end of the bulls, check out the Lazy HK strives to put on a show in Silver PBR events.” enough experience to get on my winter series, the rider with the Facebook page (LazyHKBarRo- Creek each month, the timing of Shelton also provides bulls to bulls can ride,” noted Shelton. most total points will be award- deo) or contact Shelton directly the Lazy HK winter rodeo series the Southwest Washington Fair- Riders pay an entry fee, and ed a grand champion belt buckle, by phone at (360) 324-2664. News in Brief State Appeals Court defense. kane County Superior Court He also has a conviction for Court for two counts of first-de- The appeals court also ruled in 2000 of first-degree assault third-degree assault of a child gree statutory rape, again involv- Upholds Lewis County that the state did present enough as part of a plea agreement. He from 1997 for allegedly having ing 9- and 10-year-old girls. evidence for a reasonable jury to was accused of having an abu- sexual contact with a 9-year-old For more information, con- Assault on Police find Crossland guilty. sive sexual relationship with a girl. Officer Conviction 10-year-old girl that he was re- Bartz is required to register as tact Detective Jamey McGinty lated to, according to the Lewis a sex offender due to 1991 convic- or Field Operations Chief Bruce By The Chronicle State Patrol: Mossyrock County Sheriff’s Office. tions in Spokane County Superior Kimsey at (360) 748-9286. The Washington State Court Crash Caused by of Appeals recently upheld a FREE 2014 conviction in Lewis County Speeding PARKING ENTER TO WIN AT THE $10 VALUE Superior Court for an assault on By The Chronicle a police officer, saying the trial One person was injured in TH PRESENTED BY: court did not make an error, as a crash late Friday night near 29 ANNUAL the appellant argued. Mossyrock. Misty Cherie Crossland ar- The accident was caused HEAD & gued that the trial court “de- by speeding, according to the nied her constitutional right to a Washington State Patrol. The unanimous verdict,” denied her driver, Layla R. Horton, 22, of HORNS request to claim that intoxica- Mossyrock, was cited for first- tion played a role in the offense, degree negligent driving and for COMPETITION and argued that there was not not wearing a seat belt. enough evidence to support her At 11:16 p.m. on Friday, Hor- conviction for third-degree as- ton was driving east on U.S. sault. Highway 12 at Filbert Road On July 24, 2014, officers when the 2010 Hyundai Accent from the Centralia Police De- she was driving left the road to partment responded to a report the right. of a disturbance. 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He For more information about Head & Horns, call 541-530-2749. For complete contest rules and prize packages, fact that she was intoxicated. The is not currently show info, coupons, directions, and daily seminar schedules, trial court ruled Crossland was wanted by law enforcement. visit: www.thesportshows.com not impaired enough to use the Bartz was convicted in Spo- • Main 7 LEGISLATURE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 House Passes Bill Aiming to Fix Education Funding System PROPOSAL: Legislation cation. It also would ask school they do not have the capacity or day, House Bill 2366, moves onto of the bill, saying it was an at- districts for more details about political will to finish it during the Senate after a 64-34 passing tempt to appease the Supreme Would Create Taskforce the way they spend their local this year's legislative session. vote. All the no votes came from Court that would not succeed. to Help Make tax money to help lawmakers de- The Legislature has addressed Republicans. Before the vote, sev- "We could give them Czecho- termine how much of it is paying other issues cited by the court, eral lawmakers spoke against the slovakia, it wouldn't appease the District Less Reliant for things like including putting more than $2 measure, saying they did not want court," Manweller said, making on Local Levies teacher salaries Legislature billion into student transporta- to delay the work any further or a reference to the Munich agree- that the state 2016 tion, all-day kindergarten, small- handcuff future lawmakers. ment between European leaders By Donna Gordon Blankinship should be cov- er classes and classroom supplies. Rep. Matt Manweller, R-El- and Nazi Germany before World The Associated Press ering. But a bipartisan group convened lensburg, said instructing next War II. The levy is- by the governor has been work- year's Legislature to finish the House Majority Leader Pat SEATTLE — The Washing- sue is the last ing for more than a year to solve work was an inappropriate use of Sullivan, D-Covington, took is- ton House passed a bill Monday hurdle to bring- the overreliance on local school legislative authority. He said the sue with Manweller's argument. that would instruct the 2017 ing lawmakers levies and related questions con- 2009 Legislature did the same "This is not about appeasing Legislature to finish repairing into compli- cerning teacher pay. thing to current lawmakers by the court. This is about living up the way the state pays for public ance with the The Supreme Court has been passing bills to increase school to a promise we made to a mil- schools, another step toward an- Washington holding the state in contempt funding, decrease class sizes and lion school kids in 2009," Sulli- swering a state Supreme Court high court's because the Legislature has not end the overreliance on local lev- van said. decision and ending $100,000 a so-called McCleary decision, in made a plan for finishing the ies, which the high court ordered He pointed to other ways day in fines. which the justices said school McCleary work, which must be be enforced. the Legislature has fulfilled its The measure would set up a funding was not adequate or done by 2018. The court has been "It's ethically troubling that promises on school funding and task force to find a solution to uniform. It's also what lawmak- fining lawmakers $100,000 a day we would do to others what they said this last step is the one that the state's overreliance on local ers call the most challenging part since August. have done to us," Manweller said. will fix Washington's broken school levies to pay for basic edu- of the work, and they have said The proposal passed Mon- He also questioned the spirit school system. State Lawmaker Alters Bio After Questions Raised About War Record REP. GRAHAM HUNT: copy of his discharge papers. bon, the Air Force Expeditionary Whether he earned the med- Medal and the Air Force Achieve- Orting Lawmaker als aren't the only questions to ment Medal, according to the per- Removes Claims That have been raised about his mili- sonnel center. The achievement tary record. In May 2014, a dra- medal was earned while Hunt He Is a War Veteran, matic Iraq war photo was posted was at Prince Sultan Air Base in Received Three Medals to his Facebook page, showing Saudi Arabia in late 2002 and two kneeling U.S. soldiers, one early 2003 as part of the 363rd SEATTLE (AP) — A Wash- man consoling the other. Air Expeditionary Wing, accord- ington state lawmaker who The post said, "This picture of ing to a copy of the medal citation served in the Arizona Air Na- me was taken after a mortar at- supplied by Hunt. tional Guard has altered his tack in 2005," and added: "Back- But the Air Reserve Person- official online biography after ground has been modified, but I nel Center said Hunt's service re- a newspaper raised questions think combat camera captured cord does not indicate he earned about medals he previously the moment pretty well. I surely the Air Force Commendation claimed to have been awarded. have not forgotten that moment." Medal — a more prestigious Until recently, Republican But Hunt wasn't in the picture, award — or the Iraq or Afghani- Rep. Graham Hunt of Orting which was a doctored version of stan Campaign medals autho- listed three medals that a military Courtesy Photo a 2003 Associated Press photo- rized for serving in the U.S. war personnel center has no record of Republican Rep. Graham Hunt of Orting updated his online biography after a re- graph of two military policemen in those countries. him receiving, The Seattle Times port by The Seattle Times called his military service into question. from Ohio. The photo was later Maj. Heather Newcomb, pub- reported. A military spokeswom- removed from his account. lic-affairs director for the person- an cautioned that the center's re- of units he deployed with to said he never intended to mislead Hunt told the newspaper a nel center, said while medals and cords are sometimes incomplete, Iraq and Afghanistan, and he anyone about his military record. campaign volunteer had posted it citations are normally a part of but Hunt nevertheless deleted declined to elaborate on service- "Honestly, I don't even care to without his knowledge. a veteran's service records, they references to the Air Force Com- related injuries for which he said list any honors or awards I have Military records show Hunt are not always up to date if the mendation Medal, the Iraq Cam- he is receiving disability benefits. received, because frankly I don't served in the Air National Guard veteran did not submit required paign Medal and the Afghanistan Hunt, 36, heads U.S. Sen. Ted think they are that important to from 1998 to 2005, assigned to paperwork. Campaign Medal. Cruz's campaign in the state. He the public in the first place," he Sky Harbor Air National Guard Hunt's new online bio says He also deleted a reference to told the newspaper he did not said. Base in Phoenix, according to Lt. he served "tours of duty in sev- having been a "combat veteran" mean to list medals he had not Hunt said he's frustrated he Col. Belinda Petersen, a spokes- eral countries, including multiple of Iraq and Afghanistan. Hunt received and took down the ref- has been unable to locate docu- woman with the Air Reserve Per- tours to the Middle East." has described himself as hav- erences until he could find docu- ments proving he was awarded sonnel Center in Colorado. After He was appointed to the Leg- ing been "wounded in combat" mentation, which he said might the Afghanistan medal and the 2005, Hunt was a nonparticipat- islature in January 2014 to repre- but grows vague when asked for be lost in boxes or at a relative's commendation medal, but he de- ing reservist until 2010, when he sent the 2nd Legislative District details. He said he was knocked house. He agreed he had made a clined requests from The Seattle separated from the military. of south Pierce and Thurston down by explosions but cannot mistake in listing the Iraq medal Times to sign a waiver allowing Hunt achieved the rank of counties. He won election to a full remember where. He also says — mixing it up with a similarly fuller disclosure of his military staff sergeant. His awards include term in November 2014 and is up he cannot remember the names named award he did earn. He records, including a complete a small-arms marksmanship rib- for re-election this fall. News in Brief Washington Bill Would passing in the House on a vote Roach, of Sumner, denied the paign to defeat a measure that it dismissed. A message left with of 87-10, would take effect this allegations Monday and said that would have required labeling ge- GMA Monday was not immedi- Require Students school year. Owen was biased against her. netically engineered foods. ately returned. Lawmakers say the changes “The lieutenant governor is Ferguson’s office announced Ferguson sued the group in to Learn Cursive to the testing system would save politically motivated and always Monday that the state filed a mo- October 2013, alleging it collected OLYMPIA (AP) — Lawmak- the state millions of dollars. has been,” she said. tion for summary judgment with more than $11 million from its ers are considering a bill that Roach was banned from the Thurston County Superior Court members, placed those funds in would make the instruction of Senator Removed Senate Republican Caucus in on Friday. The attorney general’s a special “Defense of Brands” ac- cursive writing mandatory in all 2010 after leaders said she repeat- office says that the grocery asso- count and used them to oppose Washington state schools. From Task Force edly mistreated staff and should ciation also filed a motion Friday Initiative 522, without disclosing KING-TV reported that the get counseling to manage her seeking to have the case against the true source of the contributions. bill’s sponsor, Republican Sen. After Complaints anger. She was later allowed back Pam Roach of Auburn, says stu- OLYMPIA (AP) — Republi- into caucus. dents should be learning how to can Sen. Pam Roach was kicked This is not the first time read and write cursive because off of a legislative task force Owen, who also serves as the it’s “part of being an American.” Monday following complaints presiding officer overseeing the Most school districts in the that she verbally abused sex traf- Senate, has admonished Roach. By state give their teachers the op- ficking victims. Last year he sent her a letter re- No Charge for Appointment tion to include cursive in their The Seattle Times reported lated to her behavior in public Consultations curriculum. that Democratic Lt. Gov. Brad hearings, including an exchange A fifth-grade teacher in Olym- Owen sent Roach a letter remov- during a televised hearing in 1800 Cooks Hill Road, Suite A pia, Amy Koster, says she wants ing her from the Human Traf- which she noted campaign con- Centralia, WA 98531 students to learn cursive, but that ficking Task tributions made to her opponent there’s just not enough time to Force after he in her re-election bid. Your Local teach it. She says she has students heard about her learn it though homework assign- alleged conduct Prosthetic Limb ments, rather than in class. at a Dec. 14 State Attorney General Specialist State Superintendent Randy meeting of the Seeks Fines Against Dorn says there are other priori- panel. Providing all levels of ties that schools should be focus- Owen said Grocery Group for prosthetic devices ing on, such as students’ typing that those who skills. 2013 Election • Hi-Tech Pam Roach attended the • Myoelectrics CH552657cw.ke lawmaker meeting said OLYMPIA (AP) — Attorney House Passes Bill that Roach General Bob Ferguson is asking • Everyday Use made the vic- a court to penalize the Grocery That Would Cut High tims feel “vilified and mocked.” Manufacturers Association for “Locally Owned” “You attacked agency staff, violating the state’s campaign (360) 330-1602 School Science Test persons both present and absent, finance laws during a 2013 cam- SEATTLE (AP) — The Wash- stakeholders and persons who ington House has passed a bill have miraculously survived be- that would eliminate the need ing victims of trafficking,” his to pass a science test to graduate letter said. “Among other fic- from high school. tions, you claimed that sexually The proposal, House Bill trafficked and homeless youth 2214, would also discontinue the are deliberately trying not to fit tenth grade English and math in with their families by tattoo- exams in favor of the new tests ing their faces and getting pierc- based on the Common Core aca- ings. Without any apparent basis demic standards. you minimized the exploitation

It would also eliminate an of sexually trafficked minors CH552954BW.KE alternative to the high school ex- by alleging that they probably ams, a portfolio approach known spend their money on drugs, and as the collection of evidence. In- asked if the labor trafficked per- stead, students who don’t pass the sons were ‘illegals’?” exams would be required to take Those comments “diminish and pass another high school the horrors of trafficking by attack- class in the same subject area. ing its victims and consequently The changes in the bill, which erode support for the courageous now goes on to the Senate after efforts to combat it,” the letter said. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Orcutt’s Substitute Teacher Bill Makes Good Sense A wave of teacher retirements Fortunately, 20th District gust 2020. substitutes.” has created a new dynamic in Our Views Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, has About 98 percent of the The law reflects an easy, the education field. A substitute is normally paid again proposed legislation that state’s principals have said they common sense solution to a per- Recent graduates are moving $100 a day, which works out to would free up many teachers struggle to find substitute teach- vasive problem in the Evergreen directly into full-time teaching roughly $12.50 per hour. while preventing them from los- ers, and 80 percent take it a step State. positions rather than serving for It’s not the kind of windfall ing their benefits. further, admitting they’ve had to It was approved by the House a time as substitutes to build ex- that would lure a retired teacher, House Bill 1737 was passed hire under-qualified substitutes, in similar resounding fashion perience as they seek more stable whose benefits could be placed by the House Monday with a according to the Office of Super- in 2015, but the Senate never got employment. in jeopardy if they returned to 96-1 vote. intendent of Public Instruction. around to putting it up for a vote. In Washington, and other the workforce. It now heads to the state Sen- “This concerns our kids more We hope that this time the states, this has led to a shortage These retired educators rep- ate. than retirees,” Orcutt said in a state Senate will act quickly to of substitute teachers, according resent the best option in many The legislation would allow press release. “It is about chang- pass it into law. to the National Education As- cases, with their decades of retired teachers to work up to ing a policy that is preventing In a short session, this is an sociation. experience and knowledge on 630 hours per year without see- our schools from hiring highly easy and direct way of enacting The positions aren’t exactly how to control a classroom and ing their pensions suspended. experienced retired teachers to positive change in the education financially lucrative. properly educate students. It would go into effect in Au- come back to the classroom as system. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Raising Money at Burgerville, Basketball and Some Bingo

Although I gave up fast food (again) on New Year’s Day, I found myself at Burgerville Wednesday to support the grass- ‘‘Organizers want to roots organizers of Centralia’s Save The Outdoor Pool cam- keep the affordable paign. summer swimming The 55-year-old regional fast-food chain often joins with option available nonprofit organizations try- ing to raise money by giving for local youngsters them 10 percent of the profits — in large part to from sales during a four-hour window. Thursday night those keep them out of proceeds benefited the S.T.O.P. and Swim campaign to save dangerous rivers.’’ the Pearl Street Pool. Letters People in the Centralia com- running a cash machine at the ment error was 0.1 degrees C, ward. We surely don’t need so- munity donated concession stand during Toledo NRA Is Wrong; Some five times the supposed warming cialist silliness and idiocy. Vote more than 90 High School home basketball Control Needed claimed. Much more believable the socialist/Marxist Democrats percent of the games recently. I find the trouble with the satellite data show 2014 as third out in 2016. money to build Band teacher Kathy Welch National Rifle Association is that warmest since 1998. Expect the Veterans mailed a letter last fall asking John F. Cramer they are forgetting that “the right more GW lies for 2015. Memorial Pearl By Julie McDonald parents to attend a meeting to Onalaska to bear arms” was written over The reason for no Earth Street Pool. It sign up to run concessions as warming in 20 years is the sun 200 years ago when guns fired was completed in 1950 as a war a band fundraiser. When only heat output (total solar irradi- single shots and took some time Love INC a Blessing to memorial to commemorate the three parents showed up, I felt ance) varies cyclically about 0.5 to load. Today’s guns can fire off service of Centralia’s young men so bad I signed up for seven percent, i.e., is not quite a con- Our Community many rounds very quickly. during World War II. stints! She recruited other par- stant. We passed this cycle’s max- I’m not a gun person and be- Recently my parents have But 65 years takes its toll, ents by personal invitation. imum in the early 1990s and TSI had to move into Centralia from and the pool needs renovations. Although I’ve groused a bit, lieve that some control should be is now decreasing on the same in place. Randle due to my father’s ill The Centralia City Council it’s actually been fun to meet the curve as that for the Maunder health. The home they moved agreed in September to contrib- parents of other band students Sunspot Minimum (1645 AD to into unfortunately had no wheel- and bond over baking pretzels Ron Field ute $200,000 to the first phase of Morton 1715 AD), the coldest part of the chair access, which led to my fa- the project, which will include a and pizza sticks. 18th Little Ice Age in 7500 years. ther being house-bound. fountain and splash pad, land- Raising money for gradu- A decrease in TSI of only 0.16 My father is a veteran of both scaping, new restrooms, and ation parties and band trips is Global Warming Driven watts per square meter of Earth the Korean and Vietnam wars. a memorial area. S.T.O.P. and part of being a parent, and I love by the Sun, not Carbon surface since 1990, out of 1,366 Being confined to the house ad- Swim volunteers have already being a parent! watts per square meter, totally versely affected both my dad’s raised $400,000, according to That means I’ll be playing a Dioxide stopped global warming. Figueres, mental and physical well-being. President Phoebe Slusher, and lot of bingo in February. Obama, and Govs. Jerry Brown My mom was referred to Car- they need to make another On Feb. 5, THS band stu- You only need to tackle cli- and Jay Inslee don’t like zero mate change (euphemism for ol, of Love in the Name of Christ $100,000 by May to provide dents will host bingo games warming or cooling since it con- (Love INC). This organization is matching funds for $1 million in and a baked potato bar to raise global warming) if there is a tradicts their narrative and messes problem with global warming. a blessing to our community, and grants from the state Recreation money for their spring trip. up their socialist/marxist agendas. we were aware of all the wonderful and Conservation Office and The following night, Feb. 6, There is not now and will not be We now are entering the 19th a GW problem. GW is driven by work they do. Upon hearing of my the National Park Service. students participating in the 4-H Little Ice Age per astrophysicist parents’ situation, Carol contacted Organizers want to keep the Know Your Government pro- the sun, not carbon dioxide, as Habibullo Abdussamatov, head evidenced by 800,000 years of the Twin Cities Rotary Club. affordable summer swimming gram will host bingo at Boistfort of Solar research at the Pulkovo In no time the Rotarians option available for local young- Elementary School. KYG pro- records from Antarctic ice cores. Conservatory in St. Petersburg, The UN-International Panel came to my parents’ house, made sters — in large part to keep vides high school students state- Russia, and Solar research on plans to build a wheelchair ramp on Climate Change plus the UN- them out of dangerous rivers. As wide with the opportunity to the International Space Station, and started the project. A crew Framework Convention on Cli- volunteers pointed out, many of learn about political campaigns, Russian Section. Abdussamatov worked diligently in very inclem- mate Change ignores this since Centralia’s families don’t have elections, courts, the press, and published a paper on this subject ent weather to complete to job. it doesn’t match their narrative the money to join Thorbecke’s how bills become laws. in November 2013 to illumi- Their commitment to help others Fitlife Centers to use the indoor I was impressed to see four and mission. nate future climate for decision- and pride in the job they were do- pool near Fort Borst Park. They busy local women take time to At an economic forum in Da- makers (President Vladimir Pu- ing inspired everyone who wit- can pay the day-use fee, but the speak to the KYG participants vos Switzerland, the UNFCCC tin). Putin believed him. In 2014, nessed or heard about the project. Pearl Street Pool offers a closer, Thursday night about running director, Christiana Figueres, Putin seized Crimea and the This addition of a ramp has more affordable option for many political campaigns. They were: announced that her mission and warm water port of Sevastopol. done much to improve both of low-income families. • Lewis County Commis- near-term goal was to change the Ukraine is next. Obama will just my parents’ spirit during a peri- Philanthropists Gail and sioner Edna Fund economic development model play golf as usual. od that has been very difficult for Carolyn Shaw, along with the • Lewis County Assessor for the world from capitalism to Climate will be much colder both of them. Anyone who has Chehalis Foundation, gave Dianne Dorey, who serves as socialism and to use manmade with less sun heat. Growing gone through an illness with a money to renovate the Chehalis vice-chair of the Lewis County (anthropogenic) carbon dioxide crops will be difficult. Half of loved one knows how important Aquatics Center that bears their Republican Party global warming as the mecha- Europe and China (1280-1350 hope and optimism is. name. But small contributions • Carol Brock, chair of the nism with which to accomplish it. AD) died of starvation, cold and By making this ramp pos- from many people also add Lewis County Democrats President Barack Obama bubonic plague. sible, both Love INC and the up. So will the 10 percent from • Sheila Gray, WSU Exten- helped her at the Paris meeting Economics students know Twin Cities Rotary have given Burgerville for burgers, shakes sion Director in Lewis County, in December 2015. taxing carbon dioxide drives both to my parents. Our family and salads enjoyed last week. who ran for Centralia City There has been no GW since fuel/heating oil/propane prices can never truly express our grati- As the fundraisers continue, Council in 2012. the mid-1990s, regardless of up; the economy shrinks; unem- tude to these folks and can only I’ll do what I can to support the Thanks for teaching kids Obama and lackeys in NOAA ployment increases. People suffer “pay them back” by blessing oth- efforts. firsthand what it takes to run in and NASA massaging average much more. The governor and ers in our daily lives. Once again, an election. annual Earth temperature data state senators won’t feel the tax thank you, and may God bless Bingo Nights ••• and declaring 2014 as the warm- knife, you will. you all. Julie McDonald, a personal his- est year by 0.02 degrees C. How- We the people will need ev- Speaking of fundraisers, torian from Toledo, may be reached ever, their confidence was only ery bit of available energy in all Glenn Steinhorst I’ve spent a half dozen nights at [email protected]. 38 percent because the measure- forms at cheap prices going for- Centralia

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. • Main 9 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 Possible Just 5 of 77 Abusive Clergymen Were Convicted WESTERN WASHINGTON: Dennis Kemp, who served at the clergy were prosecuted. St. Monica Catholic Church in "No matter how many kids Seattle Archdiocese “This stuff is in my past, and that’s Mercer Island between 2002 and they assaulted, very few predator Recently Released 2007 — was accused of touching priests are ever prosecuted," said where I want to leave it.” an altar boy, but King County Dispenza, herself a survivor of a Names of Those Accused prosecutors declined to charge priest's sexual abuse. To increase of Sexual Abuse him. "It did not rise to the level such dismal prosecution num- Paul Joseph Conn of a criminal offense, based upon bers, lawmakers must "repeal the SEATTLE (AP) — It's possi- former priest arbitrary deadlines that stop vic- ble that just five of the 77 Catho- the information we had at the lic priests and clergy members in time," said King County Senior tims from exposing these preda- western Washington identified been prosecuted, the newspa- that's where I want to leave it," Deputy Prosecuting Attorney tors in court and increase penal- as likely sex abusers of children per said. For some offenders, a Conn told the newspaper. Lisa Johnson, who heads the of- ties for those who hide child sex were ever convicted. lack of information about their Four others — Edmund fice's Special Assault Unit. crimes," she said. The Seattle Times reported whereabouts or other details Boyle, Robert Brouillette, Louis Many cases of child sex Since the late 1980s, the Se- Sunday that it came to that con- makes it impossible to readily Ladenburger and George Silva abuse involving Catholic clergy attle Archdiocese has paid about clusion after analyzing a list pub- find a record of criminal charges. — all served in western Washing- surfaced years after the alleged $74 million in civil settlements lished this month by the Seattle And some cases go back decades, ton at times, but were convicted crimes occurred — and beyond for 392 claims of sexual abuse Archdiocese. The list includes before court records can be read- of sex crimes against children in the statute of limitations for fil- of minors, including at least $1.1 names of priests and other clergy ily found. other states. Boyle, now deceased, ing criminal charges, those fa- million paid to three of Boyle's who served or lived in western The archdiocese declined to retired from Mount St. Vincent miliar with the archdiocese's re- victims. Washington since the 1920s "for provide further identifying in- in Seattle in 1984 and spent a view said. Two of the priests mentioned whom allegations of sexual abuse formation for the listed clergy, total of about 15 years in the Se- "A lot of these were just not in the recently released report of a minor have been admitted, including middle names and attle Archdiocese. He pleaded prosecuted," said Kathleen served in Lewis County. Former established or determined to be dates of birth, which would have guilty in Nevada in 1987 to one McChesney, the consultant hired priest Leo Racine served at St. credible" following a two-year made it easier to check some of count of lewdness with a child by the archdiocese's law firm to Joseph Church in Chehalis from review by a consultant and an the names. It also hasn't publicly for exposing himself, according compile the list. "The allegations 1984 to 1985 and has since been archdiocese-appointed board. disclosed their case files. to news accounts and interviews. were either brought after the laicized, according to the arch- The newspaper said it could Conn was a 36-year-old priest Brouillette and Silva each was statute of limitations, or there diocese. Laicized means having find evidence of convictions for at the Queen of Angels church in assigned to O'Dea High School might not have been the proper been removed from the status of just five, and only one of those 1988 when he admitted to mo- in Seattle for a few years during investigations done." being a member of the clergy. — Paul Joseph Conn, who served lesting six altar boys between the their careers, and Ladenburger Mary Dispenza, Northwest James Toner served through at a Port Angeles church in the ages of 11 and 13, court records served four years at St. George director of the Survivors Net- St. Joseph in Pe Ell from 1926 to late 1980s — was convicted in show. Parish on Beacon Hill. work of those Abused by Priests, 1938 and is deceased, according Washington. More may have "This stuff is in my past, and Another priest on the list — said she's not surprised so few of to the archdiocese. Rent a Cabin in Winter? State Parks Agency Wants to Lure You In PLANS: Ike Kinswa winters are mild and some parks make a good escape from drizzly State Park in Lewis Seattle. Moran State Park on Or- County Among Those cas Island, for example, benefits from the Olympic Mountains Getting Cabins rain shadow, with nearly 250 By Tan Vinh sunny days a year. In the past two years, State The Seattle Times Parks has gradually adopted If you waver about an over- pieces of the lodging-industry night stay at a state park, what model. Gone are the days when would it take to twist your arm? families could hoard many More cabins along the lake? A prime cabins and campsites by loyalty rewards program? An In- making multiple reservations ternet special on a cottage? because they couldn’t decide Washington State Parks where to go, waiting until the last wants to do all that, and more, minute to cancel. to reduce high vacancy rates at The cancellation penalty now parks this time of year and help is steep enough — up to half the ease its budget crunch. cost of the reservation — to curb With a directive from the that practice, said Katie Man- Legislature to generate more rev- ning, the agency’s business de- enue and rely less on the state’s Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times velopment program manager, in general fund, the parks agency After arriving at the Dash Point State Park campground, the Thompson family starts unpacking their car and taking items charge of overhauling the lodg- plans to overhaul its archaic res- into a cabin they rented at the park in Federal Way. The family, who lives in Tacoma, are celebrating eight-year-old Simon’s ing system. ervation system to function, in birthday as well as just having a little family vacation. Children on the steps are (from left) Cecilia, 6; Marilyn, 2; Simon, 8: and And after years of setting some aspects, like the commer- Emilia, 4. Julianne, mom; and David, dad; are at right, close behind. campsite charges merely based cial lodging industry — offering on factors such as utilities — a last-minute discounts and creat- site with RV hookup, water and ing a customer database to at- additional revenues,” said Mark The report suggested, among wiggle room for variables such as electricity cost more than a bare- tract repeat visitors. O. Brown, secretary of the seven- other things, a loyalty program bad weather and high vacancy. bones site — the park system The agency is already add- member, governor-appointed to reward returning customers Through studying park op- now charges by location, with ing dozens of cabins in parks Washington Parks and Recre- — something akin to an airline erations in Texas, Wisconsin and higher rental rates for campsites where overnight rentals were ation Commission. “We have a frequent-flier program — and California, park managers here by a lake, or with mountain vis- already popular, and expects to mandate from the governor to be other “retention campaigns.” It concluded a database of park us- tas, and cheaper rates for sites build even more around Western more self-sufficient.” suggested offering off-season ers and cabin renters is needed to near a parking lot. Washington. The parks system, which re- specials, last-minute deals and create promotions to help keep At Dash Point State Park, To an existing inventory of ceived $94.5 million in general add-on packages. the state’s cabins near capacity in Federal Way, where the 138 100 cabins, yurts and cottages, funds in the 2007-09 cycle, got Park administrators are year-round. campsites are typically heavily the agency in recent months only $21 million in the current studying the logistics of all that. When a state park has a last- booked during summer, the five erected 14 cabins, spread among biennium. While some of that Major changes will have to wait minute cancellation for a popu- new cabins are already in de- Dash Point State Park, on South has been backfilled by sales of until 2017, when a contract ex- lar lakeside cabin, for example, mand, even in the off-season. Puget Sound; Millersylvania the Discover Pass, which the pires with Camis Inc., the na- park officials have no way to an- A week after opening in State Park, in Thurston County; Legislature created in 2011, park tionwide recreation manage- nounce that a prime rental has September, all the cabins were and Dosewallips State Park, on administrators said the onus still ment firm that handles the parks’ opened up. Nor do rangers have booked on weekends for weeks Hood Canal. Average cost of falls on them to find additional phone and Internet reservations. the power to offer last-minute in advance. the small, manufactured units: revenue. State Parks could then put out deals to get those vacancies filled, Among the early renters re- $32,000 apiece. A 23-page marketing report bids for a new contractor to run as in the private lodging industry. cently was Julianne Thompson, Another 18 are coming prepared by parks staff con- its redesigned reservation system, That problem is more pro- whose family of six lives just 25 this year at Hood Canal’s Bel- cluded that “the ability to be agency spokeswoman Virginia nounced in the offseason, when miles south of the park. fair State Park; Deception Pass competitive in the cabin market Painter said. the cabin-vacancy rate at some “I just started on my disserta- State Park on Whidbey Island; is critical. There are several com- parks is as high as 90 percent. tion, and I needed a break,” she Ike Kinswa State Park in Lewis petitors to choose from when Flexible Rates Coming said. “It’s reasonable. It’s not County; Twin Harbors State planning a cabin rental, so the Mild Winters Make It Feasible $200, just $50. We just wanted to Park in Grays Harbor County; ability to capture the customer, Rental fees on state park cab- find a place close by and get away and more at Dash Point State create direct and useful informa- ins, yurts and cottages are fixed, Park officials believe they from the daily grind — enjoy Park. tion and communication, and with peak summer rates of $65 can capture a larger share of the nature, enjoy some s’mores. We “We’re trying to push the en- stay competitive through pro- to $80 for a cabin, lower rates off-season lodging market, espe- plan to go down to the water and velope on yurts and cabins for motions will be the focus.” during the off-season, and no cially since Western Washington let nature drive what we will do.” News in Brief whose throat was cut at a motel in payers money for people to over- the department and that they be- reported that none of the fisher- Oregon Murder Klamath Falls early this month. see it and supervise workers. lieve she may have mental health men were injured when their 65- Suspect Arrested After Investigators said a witness told Everett lead prosecutor Hil issues that led her to bring the foot boat sank Sunday about 30 them the killing may have been Kaman says the work would be shotgun to the library. miles west of La Push. Washington Carjacking related to a noise complaint. a form of community restitution. The master of the boat called COUGAR (AP) — Authori- Coast Guard Rescues the Coast Guard and reported ties in Washington state say they Everett Considers Lynwood Library they were taking on water and arrested a man wanted for mur- Five From Sinking that the crew could not keep der in Oregon following a home- Work in Lieu of Jail Evacuated After Woman up with the flooding. The boat invasion robbery and a carjack- Boat Near La Push was carrying more than 70,000 ing Sunday. for Some Offenders Brings in Dog, Shotgun LA PUSH (AP) — The Coast pounds of Dover sole as well as The Cowlitz County Sheriff's EVERETT (AP) — Everett LYNNWOOD (AP) — A Guard rescued five fishermen af- about 800 gallons of fuel. Coast Office says it was responding to city officials are considering a woman with mental health prob- ter their boat sank off the coast Guard officials say a 200-foot-by- a call just outside Cougar, Wash- plan to have some low-level of- lems has been booked into the of La Push. 200-foot oil sheen was reported ington, that a man and woman fenders clean up the city instead Lynnwood jail after she brought The Peninsula Daily News at the location of the sunken boat. had broken into a home and as- of spending time in jail. her dog and a loaded shotgun saulted a resident when deputies KIRO-TV reported under a into the Lynnwood Library. PACIFIC NORTHWEST received another call — this time city proposal, cases of people fac- KOMO-TV reported that of a carjacking. ing potential charges or charges the library was evacuated Sun- ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA Police said they spotted the in municipal court would be re- day after the woman was found. REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! suspects in a car that had been viewed by city prosecutors for a Police had a brief standoff with n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers stolen from the Cougar-area work crew program instead. the woman, who officers say was 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation home and used a maneuver to If the city council approves talking to herself and pointing Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 disable the vehicle after a chase. the plan, those people would the weapon at the ground. Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers They arrested 36-year-old Mat- sweep sidewalks and clean Sgt. Jerry Riener says the 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation CH553606ic.sw thew D. Reyes and 31-year-old roads and storm drains. If they woman asked if they were really Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 Kareesa M. Dean. complete the program, charges police officers before finally set- Reyes was wanted in the kill- would be dropped. ting the shotgun down. Officers More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 ing of 57-year-old Rick Aston, The program would cost tax- say the woman is known within Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Car Left Running is Stolen Fence Damaged in Hit and Run County Jail. Officers learned Shoplifter Reported through a fingerprint check Rental Car Reported Stolen • At 12:46 p.m. on Saturday, • At 8:11 a.m. on Sunday, po- that the suspect’s real name • At 8:18 p.m. on Monday, police received a report that a lice received a report of a hit and • At 10:22 a.m. on Friday, po- is Patrick D. Tondre, 42. He police received a report of a green 1994 Infinity J30 four- run in the 400 block of South lice received a report of a stolen was arrested on two warrants shoplifter in the 1100 block of door was stolen in the 200 block King Street. A vehicle reportedly vehicle from the 500 block of East and on suspicion of obstruct- Harrison Avenue. - of Centralia College Boulevard. hit a fence earlier that morn- Summa Street. A company re ing a law enforcement officer. ported a suspect failed to return The car was left unoccupied and ing. Police reportedly found the running while parked on the vehicle later in the 400 block of Man Arrested on Assault Charge a rental car and did not respond Fence Broken to a letter demanding its return. street, according to the police Madison Avenue. The incident • At 10:40 p.m. on Monday, po- department. is still under investigation. • At 2:43 p.m. on Monday, lice received a report of an assault Batteries, Phones Taken police received a report that a in the 900 block of North Wash- Window Broken - Bicycle Taken person’s neighbor in the 400 ington Avenue. Lucas J. Davis, 26, • At 4:18 p.m. on Friday, po - block of Jefferson Street broke lice received a report of stolen • At 1:48 p.m. on Saturday, a • At 8:10 p.m. on Sunday, po their fence. please see SIRENS, page Main 13 batteries and track phones in the black Diamondback bicycle was lice received a report of a broken 1200 block of Harrison Avenue. reported stolen in the 600 block window on a business in the 100 of South Diamond Street. block of East Magnolia Street. Make This The Year You Pre-Plan Assault Under Investigation Officers Investigate Assault - Woman Arrested Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: • At 9:43 p.m. on Friday, an as Between Teens • Your family knows your wishes sault between a man and a wom- After Blocking Traffic • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues an was reported in the 900 block At 4:31 p.m. on Saturday, po- • At 8:31 a.m. on Monday, of H Street in Centralia. The inci- lice received a report of a woman police responded to a report of a • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided dent is under investigation. screaming and blocking traffic fourth-degree assault in the 800 • You have peace of mind knowing you have block of Eshom Road. A teen girl in the 600 block of North Tower given your family a loving git allegedly punched another teen girl Man Arrested on Assault Charge Avenue. Officers arrested Kay- Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning appointment or for - on Jan. 20. No arrests were made. • At 9:43 a.m. on Saturday, po- leigh S. McDaniel, 29, on suspi advice on how to start the conversaion about inal wishes lice received a report of an assault cion of disorderly conduct. Woman Arrested

in the 800 block of South Street. in Vacant Home CH552520cw.ke Officers arrived and learned that Men Booked on Meth Charges OUR LEWIS COUNTY - - ARRANGEMENT OFFICE a man allegedly attacked his fe • Efren J. Arias, 34, of Centra- • At 1:40 p.m. on Monday, po 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 lice received a report of a woman male roommate, punching her lia, was booked on suspicion of Centralia, WA entering an abandoned home in while she was sleeping. Austin G. possession of methamphetamine - the 2200 block of Ninth Street. Oplinger, 21, was arrested on sus at 11:11 p.m. Saturday in the 200 For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 picion of fourth-degree assault, Beatrice B. Raley, 55, was cited on block of North Ash Street. suspicion of criminal trespass. domestic violence. • Jeffrey T. Larson, 26, of Che- halis, was arrested at 11:25 p.m. Suspicious Person Arrested on Realtor Reports Trespasser Sunday in the 1000 block of Scam- • At 11:18 a.m. on Saturday, mon Creek Road on suspicion of Warrants, Obstructing Charge police received a report of a tres- possession of methamphetamine. • At 10:01 a.m. on Monday, passer in an empty home in the police responded to the 1200 200 block of Tilley Avenue. A Thief Takes Security Cameras block of Lum Road to a report realtor reported that people were of a suspicious person who in the home’s garage. Zebediah • At 7:26 a.m. on Sunday, was apparently doing drugs S. Schoening, 38, was cited and security cameras were reported in public. The man allegedly released on suspicion of crimi- stolen from a building in the 700 gave officers a false name when nal trespass. block of Harrison Avenue. he was booked into the Lewis

at 11 a.m. on Friday, January 29, at Cla- Gold — $1,119 (Monex) Death Notices quato Cemetery. Arrangements are un- Silver — $14.49 (Monex) Newell Hoerling’s Mortuary has provided meaningful WILLIAM “BILL” FOSTER, 86, Centralia resi- der the care of Brown Mortuary Service, monuments and markers for all cemeteries since 1907. dent, died January 19, 2016 at Centralia Chehalis. We offer quality Granite, Bronze and Marble including TWILA (BELCHER) JOYCE, 88, former Roch- Corrections Providence Hospital. A Graveside ser- personalized designs and lettering, as well as grave site vice will be held at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, ester resident, died Dec. 19, 2015 at her ••• January 28, 2016 at Tahoma National home in Port Orchard. No services will repair and restoration. We invite you to discover what has Cemetery. Arrangements are under be held. Friends and family are encour- The Chronicle seeks to be accu- made us a family tradition for over 100 years. the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, aged to have a strong cup of coffee in rate and fair in all its reporting. If Winlock. her memory. you find an error or believe a news Newell-Hoerling’s CH552212cbw.cg MICHAEL D. LOWE, 63, Centralia resident, item is incorrect, please call the died at his home on January 20, 2016. newsroom as soon as possible at Mortuary Private services were held. Arrange- Lotteries 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 205 W. Pine Street Centralia, WA. 98531 • 360-736-3317 ments are under the care of Cattermole Monday through Friday. Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com Funeral Home, Winlock. Washington’s Monday Games DOROTHA E. MAYS, 84, Morton resident, Powerball: died at her home on January 20 , 2016. Next jackpot: $75 million Services are not planned at this time. Arrangements are under the care of Cat- Mega Millions: In Remembrance termole Funeral Home, Winlock. Next jackpot: $48 million ROBERT “BOB” WARBURTON, 58, Lotto: 03-04-28-35-42-48 OPAL MAY (SPARKS) LESTER Longview resident, died at his home Next jackpot: $5.4 million Sunnyvale, California beginning families of their own. She on January 16, 2016. Services are not Hit 5: 12-14-22-26-34 a marriage that would last 71 loved the weddings and her planned at this time. Arrangements are Next cashpot: $170,000 under the care of Cattermole Funeral years until Cliff’s passing in cream cheese mints became Match 4: 01-11-20-24 Home, Winlock. 2007. Daily Game: 5-0-1 a tradition at the receptions. LEONARD D. STRAND, 74, former Onalas- Keno: 03-12-14-15-16-27-31-35-38-45- After they were married, She was thrilled as the great- ka resident, passed away January 13, Cliff attended Washington grandchildren began to arrive. 2016 at Puget Sound Healthcare in 48-50-52-53-57-58-59-66-75-77 Olympia. A private service will be held State University. The irstAt last year count, there were 17 with at Alpha Cemetery. Arrangements are Opal stayed with her in-laws in another due in April. under the care of Cattermole Funeral Commodities Onalaska and the second year, Opal always loved sports, Home, Winlock. Gas in Washington — $2.22 (AAA of she went with Cliff to Pullman. following her grandchildren's JOY E. DRIVER, 81, Pe Ell, died Saturday, Washington) She worked in a little sandwich teams and then from afar, January 23, 2016 at Maple Street Manor Crude Oil — $31.42 per barrel (CME shop on the edge of campus the great-grandchildren. She in Pe Ell. A Graveside Service will be held Group) and used Cliff’s student pass to became an avid fan of the Seattle attend all the football games. Mariners and the Gonzaga They returned to California men’s basketball team in her for a time to work and save later years. If there was a game Opal May (Sparks) Lester, money to buy land on the Alpha on, she was watching it. Patty June (Bryson) Kerr 101, passed away peacefully Prairie. They soon moved back She also loved cribbage. She Jan. 19, 2016 in Yakima, to Onalaska and established a friends. She also spent many played it all her life and taught Washington. family ranch there raising cattle, years serving the needs of her it to the grandchildren. She Opal was born Sept. 24, sheep and hay. In 1948, they church, where she taught Sunday was always up for a game and 1914 on a ranch near Shoshone, welcomed their daughter Julie, school, worked on committees, nothing tickled her more than Idaho, the sixth of nine children followed four years later by their served food and assisted with winning. of Clayton B. and Olive May daughter Gayla. clean up duties. Patty enjoyed Opal was preceded in death (Shaw) Sparks. In 1923, the Opal was a leader for the capturing family moments in by her husband, Cliff; parents; family began the move to Alpha Better Bets 4-H club and history with her camera, as well sisters, Pearl Cleveland and Onalaska, where jobs were spent countless hours with Julie as reading, writing, gardening Ruby Meyer; and brothers, rumored to be plentiful. Since and Gayla at horse and livestock and caring for her house plants. Buster, Carl, Bert, Harold and all the houses in Onalaska were shows. She was a cook and then When she promised to pray for Bob. the head cook for the Onalaska you it was certain that she would occupied, their irst residence She is survived by daughters, that winter was a wooden School District for 18 years. follow through on them, making Julie (Dennis) Olsen of Curlew platform with a tent anchored on Many Onalaska School students her quite the prayer warrior. and Gayla (David) Guenther of top provided by the company. remember her homemade Patty and George would take Goldendale; eight grandchildren; Clayton Sparks became cinnamon rolls and other treats road trips together, visiting 17 great-grandchildren; younger acquainted with William F. that came with her smile and Patty June (Bryson) Kerr, age relatives and friends. She was brother, Don of Coquille, greetings as they passed through 81, passed away Jan. 18, 2016. a good friend, wife and mother. Carlisle, mill manager and son Oregon; and numerous nieces the lunch line. Opal was also She was born to Dwight Bryson She is greatly loved and will be of the founder of Onalaska. and nephews. a member of the Shoestring and Eva Ricketts Bryson. missed by all. Carlisle hired the Sparks family Viewing will begin at 3:00 Community Club, Alpha Grange She is survived by her A funeral service will be held to manage their planned farm. p.m., Friday Jan. 29, 2016 at and the Onalaska Presbyterian children, Mark Kerr, Elaine Feb. 3, 2016 at 1:00 p.m., at Opal and her brothers and Newell-Hoerling's Mortuary in Church. Hanger and husband, Ron, and First Baptist Church, Chehalis, younger sister delivered milk, Centralia. A memorial service is In 1994, Cliff and Opal sold Tom Kerr and wife, Suwimol; WA 98532. eggs and other farm produce to scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Jan. 30, grandchildren, Wenda Coronel, mill workers homes in a Model their place on the Alpha Prairie 2016 at the Shoestring Valley In lieu of lowers, memorials and joined their daughter, Julie Brian Hanger and Amanda and can be sent to Camp Bethel in T truck. Community Church, 104 Frase and her family on their ranch on Christine Gillman and husband, care of First Baptist Church Opal graduated with the Rd., Onalaska, WA 98570. the Kettle River outside Curlew, Jim; great-grandchildren, Russell in Chehalis or Possibilities class of 1933 from Onalaska Remembrances may be made High School. In school, she met Washington. She enjoyed the Coronel, Calvin Coronel, Eli Pregnancy Center, P.O. Box to Heartlinks Hospice, 3920 Clifton Lester. He was two years beautiful views and being a Gillman and Mia Gillman; 987, Centralia Washington Outlook Rd, Sunnyside, WA younger and so she had to wait part of life on the ranch until niece, Deb Palmer; and nephew, 98531. 98944 or to the Carl Sparks for him to graduate from high July 2015, when she moved to Rick Palmer. Arrangements are under the Memorial Scholarship care of the school. She always said he was the Landmark Care Center in Patty met and married George care of Cattermole Funeral Puyallup Schools Foundation, a handsome guy and all the girls Yakima. Kerr in Pullman, Washington in Home, Winlock. PO Box 55, Puyallup, WA liked him, so she had to keep a Opal delighted in her 1953 and they remained happily 98371. married for the next 62 years. close eye on him. In September four grandsons and four To view the obituary, please go to 1936, they were married at her granddaughters and watching She spent her life looking after chronline.com/obituaries. To view the obituary, please go to and caring for her family and older sister, Pearl’s house in them grow up, marry and start chronline.com/obituaries. • Main 11 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 DeBolt Proposes Chehalis River Basin Flood Reduction Office Under Ecology By The Chronicle habitat restoration projects in ing the office and guidelines in be done in preparation for a bill Chase Gallagher, spokesper- The Capital Budget Commit- the basin. place will make the allocation from the Washington Waters son for Ecology’s Southwest region, tee in Olympia will hold a public The hearing is scheduled process smoother, he said. Task Force, which DeBolt co- said an Ecology official will be tes- hearing today on a bill to create for 3:30 p.m. today in House The office will work with the chairs. The Task Force, created tifying in favor of the office, which an office focused on reducing Hearing Room B in the John L. Governor’s Work Group and last session, is considering how will be modeled after the Office of flooding risk in the Chehalis O’Brien Building in Olympia. won’t affect the Flood Authority, to fund infrastructure for flood Columbia River created in 2006. River Basin. Richard DeBolt, R-Chehalis, he said. It will allocate funding control, stormwater and water He said that having a specific The office, which would be bill sponsor, said funds for basin based on whatever projects are supply throughout the state. location for floodplain manage- under the state Department of projects will likely be approved approved. DeBolt said more staff won’t ment of the Chehalis Basin will Ecology, would handle funds for all at once with many organiza- DeBolt said creating the of- need to be hired in Ecology if the likely help to bring focus to goals long-term flood reduction and tions competing for money. Hav- fice is something that needs to bill passes. in the basin. News in Brief

ers’ retirement benefits in jeopardy. On April 26, a workshop 28 is called Small Business & the Historic Courthouse at 351 Orcutt Introduces The House passed the bill 96 titled WSDA: The Green Book Farm Tour Activities: Permits NW North St., Chehalis. Resolution Requiring to 1 on Monday. and You will be held. that are Needed. Call (360) 740-1212 to reserve The bill now awaits a hearing The May 24 topic has not yet All workshops are scheduled a seat; walk-ins are also welcome. Supermajority to in the Senate Ways and Means been determined. from 10 a.m. to noon in the ex- For more information call Raise Taxes Committee. The final workshop on June tension office’s meeting room in (360) 740-1214. House Bill 1737 would allow By The Chronicle retired teachers with early retire- If Rep. Ed Orcutt’s proposed ment provisions to work as sub- GLENN RICHARD GADEBERG resolution makes it through the stitutes up to 630 hours annually April 13, 1962 ~ Jan. 15, 2016 session, in November voters will without suspending their ben- of state but after leaving hole-in-one. He could do get to consider a constitutional efits. The provision would sunset the service decided to anything he set his mind to amendment to require a two- Aug. 1, 2020. move back to Washington and was always there to lend thirds vote by both the House “Rather than just having state. After a few years, a helping hand. Glenn was and Senate bodies to raise taxes. someone come in and man- they decided to live the rest very proud of his family, The Re- age a classroom of kids, this bill of their lives together in especially his two children. publican from would allow school districts to Everson, Washington. Glenn is survived by his Kalama intro- hire qualified substitute teachers Returning to Washington wife, Sherry Gadeberg; duced House and ensure students have a pro- state, Glenn worked for children, Craig Gadeberg Joint Resolution ductive education day,” Orcutt, various contractors and and Danielle Gadeberg; 4215 to make it R-Kalama, is quoted in a press eventually BP Cherry Point and two of his brothers, harder for the release. Reinery. After spending Mike Gadeberg and Kevin Legislature to Ninety-eight percent of 26 years at Cherry Point Gadeberg. increase taxes. school principals in Washing- working alongside everyone He was preceded in death Rep. Ed Orcutt Glenn Richard Gadeberg According to ton have indicated they were not only did they become by his parents, Robert R-Kalama passed away Friday, Jan. 15, a press release, struggling to find substitutes, coworkers and friends but and Gaye Gadeberg; 2016 in the arms of his loving Orcutt said that according to the Office of Super- they became his family. He brother, Doug Gadeberg; wife. He was a devoted, Washington state has seen six intendent of Public Instruction. loved his job and could not and granddaughter, Zaria initiatives to limit tax increases caring and loving husband, see himself doing anything Gadeberg. Eighty percent of the principals father, grandpa, brother and since 1993. reported hiring under-qualified else. A memorial service will be “Each time it was approved by uncle. He was born April Glenn and Sherry shared held Saturday, Jan. 30, 2016 substitutes. 13, 1962, the third of four the voters, and then overturned “This concerns our kids more their love for one another at 1:00 p.m. at Living Water by legislators or the courts,” he children to Robert and Gaye in a way that everyone Fellowship, 4767 Guide than retirees,” Orcutt said. “It is Gadeberg. He attended said. “I believe the citizens of about changing a policy that is around them could see. It Meridian, Bellingham, WA Washington state have earned Onalaska High School shone through their eyes 98226. With a reception to preventing our schools from hir- and Western Washington the right to permanently protect ing highly experienced retired and smiles when they immediately follow. University. After college, were around each other. You will be missed, for themselves with this common teachers to come back to the Glenn decided to join the They were each other’s you were dearly loved. But sense policy.” classroom as substitutes.” United States Air Force. He everything. They loved to we know you are enjoying In November 2015, voters ap- In 2015 the bill passed the served his country proudly travel together and every holding your granddaughter proved Initiative 1366 to cut the House, but the Senate didn’t take for four years. During those year on their anniversary again, catching up with state sales tax by 1 percent if law- a vote before the end of the session. makers don’t put the superma- four years, he served two they would spend a week in your parents and planning jority requirement in place. A tours in Saudi Arabia. Las Vegas, Nevada coming excursions with your King County Superior Court Discover Lewis County Glenn married Sherry J. home full of new stories brother. For we know you judge last week ruled the initia- Gadeberg May 26, 1984, with lots of pictures to share. will be waiting for us to be tive was unconstitutional. and County WSU with family and friends as He was always full of together, again. “The Legislature needs to use Extension Office Partner witnesses. Together, they life and laughter. You Please share memories at tax increases as a last resort,” had two children, son, Craig could always ind www.molesfarewelltributes. him Orcutt said. “Voters have con- for Six Workshops R. Gadeberg and daughter, either watching football, com. Danielle M. Gadeberg. sistently supported a two-thirds By The Chronicle the Seattle Seahawks was While Glenn was serving supermajority. ” his favorite or out on the To view this obituary, please go to Lewis County’s tourism pro- his country they moved out golf course, trying for his motion endeavour, Discover chronline.com/obituaries. Orcutt’s Bill Allowing Lewis County, and the county’s Washington State University ex- Schools to Hire Early tension’s workshop series kicks Retirement Teachers off this week. Six workshops are scheduled In Loving Memory of as Substitutes for 2016. The first is titled Tips & Passes House Tricks for a Successful Website and is scheduled for Tuesday. Zona Lorraine Harris By The Chronicle On Feb. 23, the partnership The House of Representa- will hold a workshop called tives overwhelmingly passed a Starting a Small Business: Where bill sponsored by Rep. Ed Orcutt to Begin. allowing school districts to hire The topic for March 22 is Un- teachers who retired early as sub- tangling Social Media: Facebook, stitutes without putting the teach- Instagram and More. LAURENCE LEE LOREE 1927 - 2016 worked for PUD and retired after 30 years in 1979. He married the love of his life, Mary Cowley, Aug. 22, 1947 Zona Lorraine Harris was born Dec. 1, 1935 to work until 1992, then she retired with 20 in Chehalis, Washington. to Leonard and Myro Sanderson in Wibaux, years at Rochester High School. She loved Laurence also was a Montana. She was the middle child of her antiques, she opened a shop after she retired. commissioned oficer brothers, Keith and Norris. Looking for work, This became a burden to her and soon closed for 30 years and worked Leonard moved his family to Lake Washington it. Leonard her father passed away in 1993 14 years as a forest patrol in 1942, gained employment on the docks as a as a result of a heart attack and moved Myro oficer. In addition, he carpenter for the war effort. to an assisted living host family in Kirkland worked as a projectionist She graduated high school in 1954 and and religiously visited her mother until she at the Chehalis/Centralia attended Central Washington University for succumbed to Alzheimer's shortly after. By drive-in for 10 years. a degree in English Literature. In 1958, she 2000 Zona's health began to decline. Since Laurence was a member met Ralph W. Harris, a U.S. Army veteran of Laurence Lee Loree, she still followed the Mariners baseball team, of the Masonic Lodge. He the Korean War, also working for a degree passed away peacefully Marc took her to the Mariner/Yankees game enjoyed spending time in teaching. They married in June of 1959, Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016 at the Kingdome.Epic, she was a Mariner fan on his Ham radio, which their honeymoon was spent in Las Vegas with in Centralia, Washington. ever since. Her best friend Dorothy Black, he operated since 1961, Ralph's sister, Lucille and her husband Hank. Laurence was born to also a teacher at Rochester High School, was hunting, ishing and They had a grand ol time! Gervase Patrick and piloting small aircrafts. always around to help her in all ways possible. Alvina Emily Loree Zona and Ralph took their irst teaching jobs Marc and Donna (Marc's wife) and Ryan Laurence was preceded at North Thurston High School. They rented a March 18, 1927 in would cook Thanksgiving dinner in her house in death by his loving place at Long Lake, east of Olympia. Those Centralia. when she could no longer use her kitchen wife, Mary; and son, three years there were some of the best years After graduating from Stewart. herself, just so she could have the feel of Adna High School, he of their lives. In 1961, Zona and Ralph bought Thanksgiving, Christmas was treated the same. He is survived by a home in Centralia. She started teaching completed one year of Howard passed August 2009 and Margaret daughter, Laura E. at Rochester High School, Ralph at Edison college in Centralia resides in Kent, Washington with her daughter. Bronson; sister, Lorraine School in Centralia. 1964, Marc was born and before proudly serving Zona had a long life, she passed quietly on Hill; three grandchildren, in 1965, Ryan their second child was born. our country in the United Jan. 6, 2016, surrounded by her family and best Joshua Loree, Michael Zona quit teaching for a time to raise the boys. States Army. While in Bronson and Sunny friend. the Army, Laurence In 1967, Zona, Ralph and the two boys moved Hougan; as well as seven to the house she lived at until recently. Zona She is survived by her brothers, Keith and was stationed at Fort great-grandchildren. Norris; sons, Marc and Ryan. Richardson, Alaska and and Ralph purchased the house from Margret No services are and Howard Lafontaine and they became fast Zona will be missed by all of her family, Fort Lewis, Washington scheduled. friends and all the students lives she touched. and received an Asiatic friends. They would take vacations together, Ralph, Zona and the boy's along with Marge A funeral service will be held Thursday, Paciic Service and To view this obituary, please go to chronline.com/obituaries. and Howard. Everyone was so joyous in those Feb. 11, 2016, 12:00 p.m. at Newell-Hoerling's Victory Medal. After Mortuary. A graveside to follow at Claquato the military, Laurence years. Howard's favorite phrase "lets poke a hole in the breeze"! Cemetery, Chehalis. Ralph passed away in January 1984. Marc Brown Mortuary Service went into the Army in 1983 and Ryan went on 229 North Market Blvd. To view this obituary, please go to chronline.com/ Condolences may be offered at to college after high school. Zona continued obituaries. Chehalis, WA 98532 www.brownmortuary.com (360) 748-4496 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Sanders Defends Call In New York Village, a Trail Israeli Woman, 23, to Raise Taxes Dies of Wounds From DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Palestinian Stabbing Bernie Sanders defended his call of Cancer Leads to Tap Water for raising Americans’ taxes in JERUSALEM (AP) — An Is- exchange for lower heath care By Mary Esch anecdotal evidence that they felt it since November and has agreed raeli woman died on Tuesday of costs, as he opened a candidate The Associated Press should be addressed. to pay for filtration to remove the wounds she suffered in a Palestin- forum Monday night that served “There’s always been talk chemical from the public water ian stabbing attack in a West Bank as a platform for Democratic HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. (AP) around town about how there’s a supply, he said. settlement the previous day, ac- presidential hopefuls to make a — After his factory worker father lot of cancer,” Hickey said. “When Hickey and Martinez, along cording to a Jerusalem hospital. closing argument to voters one died a painful death from kidney my dad, who didn’t drink or smoke, with Albany environmental law- Hospital spokeswoman Hadar week before the Iowa caucuses. cancer at age 68 in 2013, Michael was diagnosed with kidney cancer, yer David Engel, weren’t satisfied. Elboim identified the victim as “Yes, we will raise taxes,” said Hickey made it his mission to find that made it more personal.” They wanted people to be told not 23-year-old Shlomit Krigman. Sanders, an admission rarely out why so many people in his Dr. Marcus Martinez, the to drink the tap water, as well as a Police spokeswoman Luba heard in presidential campaigns. hometown along the Hoosic River family doctor for many of the vil- full investigation and remediation. Samri said Krigman was wounded “We may raise taxes, but we are were getting sick. lage’s 3,500 residents, added there Engel contacted Judith Enck, when two Palestinians went on a going to eliminate private health Two years later, the U.S. Envi- certainly seemed to be a high rate who heads the EPA region that stabbing rampage outside a mini- insurance premiums for individ- ronmental Protection Agency has of cancer there, particularly rare, includes New York. She issued a market in Beit Horon on Monday. uals and businesses.” warned residents of Hoosick Falls aggressive forms. The 44-year-old statement in December warning Another Israeli woman was mod- Sanders would replace the not to drink or cook with water Martinez himself is in remission residents not to drink or cook erately wounded before a security nation’s existing employer-based from municipal wells, and a plas- from aggressive prostate cancer. with village water. Until then, guard fatally shot both assailants, system of insurance with one in tics plant has agreed to install a $2 When the two men suggested state and village officials had told she said. Police found two home- which the government becomes million carbon filtration system at testing the village water supply, part- residents the water was unlikely made pipe bombs near the scene of a “single payer,” providing cover- the village water treatment plant. time Mayor David Borge at first re- to cause health problems. the attack, Samri said. age to all. It would eliminate co- Hickey’s campaign began with fused, citing state guidelines. New On Jan. 14, Enck and a panel of Security camera footage pays and deductibles, and Sand- suspicion about industrial pollution York state classifies PFOA as an “un- leading EPA scientists addressed showed the owner of the store us- ers’ argues, bring health care in the factory village near the Ver- specified organic contaminant” and a standing-room-only crowd at ing a shopping cart to prevent the spending under control. mont border. His father had worked doesn’t require testing for it. Hoosick Falls’ high school audi- two attackers from entering. A self-described democratic for 35 years at a plant that made The EPA has a non-enforce- torium. The same day, New York Samri identified the attackers socialist, Sanders cast his gov- high-performance plastics similar able guidance level of 400 parts officials asked the EPA to add the as Ibrahim Allan, who was in his erning philosophy Monday as to Teflon, so Hickey searched on- per trillion — roughly 4 teaspoons Saint-Gobain plant and other pos- 20s, and Hussein Abu Gosh, who one reflecting that “the right for line for “cancer” and “Teflon.” in enough water to fill a 10-mile sible sources of contamination in was a teenager. economic security should exist.” What he found: PFOA. string of rail tankers. Hoosick Falls to the Superfund The attack in Beit Horon, But he sidestepped a question Perfluorooctanoic acid, a water Hickey used his own money in priorities list. The state health de- which lies northwest of Jerusalem, about whether his policies would and oil repellent, had been used summer 2014 to have water from partment also recently announced is the third stabbing inside an Is- mean an era of big government. since the 1940s in products in- his kitchen tap and other sources plans to study cancer rates in the raeli settlement since last week. cluding non-stick cookware, stain- tested. The results showed PFOA village and vicinity. Krigman is the latest fatality in resistant carpeting and microwave at 540 ppt from Hickey’s home, “We are giving this contamina- four months of Palestinian attacks Grand Jury Indicts popcorn bags. Manufacturers exceeding the EPA’s guidance. Vil- tion problem a high priority,” Enck — mostly stabbings, shootings and Leader Behind Planned agreed to phase it out by the end of lage officials subsequently tested said. “A very detailed study of also car-ramming assaults — that 2015 shortly after DuPont reached the municipal supply and found groundwater is needed in Hoosick have killed 26 people on the Israeli Parenthood Videos a $16.5 million settlement with the PFOA at similar levels. Falls to know what we are dealing side. At least 149 Palestinians have AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A EPA over the company’s failure to Saint-Gobain Performance with and how to best address it.” been killed by Israeli fire, including Houston grand jury investigating report possible health risks associ- Plastics, part of a Paris-based global Engel said that the village’s 104 said by Israel to be attackers. undercover footage of Planned ated with PFOA. conglomerate, in 1999 became the plan to install filters at the water Parenthood found no wrong- A scientific panel that con- fifth owner of a plastics factory in plant is a good first step, but that UK Company Criticized doing Monday by the abortion ducted health studies as part of Hoosick Falls. It conducted tests in the long-term solution should be provider, and instead indicted a DuPont settlement of a West the summer of 2015 and reported a to establish new wells to replace for Asking Migrants anti-abortion activists involved in Virginia class-action lawsuit con- PFOA level of 18,000 ppt in ground- the contaminated ones. making the videos that targeted cluded there was a “probable link” water under its plant, 500 yards Kevin Allard, 58, who worked to Wear Wristbands the handling of fetal tissue in clin- between PFOA exposure and from the village’s main water wells. at the plastics plant in the 1980s, LONDON (AP) — A private ics and provoked outrage among kidney cancer, testicular cancer, “Saint-Gobain Performance said his mother died of pancreatic company that required asylum- Republican leaders nationwide. thyroid disease, high cholesterol, Plastics is committed to helping cancer at 54 and his father died seekers to wear red wristbands David Daleiden, founder of the ulcerative colitis and pregnancy- the village of Hoosick Falls with of thyroid cancer at 81. In 2006, a says it has dropped the practice Center for Medical Progress, was induced hypertension. this situation,” company spokes- 25-year-old friend of Allard’s son after facing heavy criticism. indicted on a felony charge of tam- In Hoosick Falls, nobody has man Carmen Ferrigno said. died of pancreatic cancer. Now, A statement from Clearsprings pering with a governmental re- ever scientifically documented While the source of the PFOA he worries about the health of his Ready Homes said it has decided cord and a misdemeanor count re- that the village has an unusually contamination hasn’t been identi- children, in their early 30s. to end the practice Monday. The lated to purchasing human organs. high cancer rate, but Hickey and fied, Saint-Gobain has been pay- “They grew up on that water,” policy had come under fire from Another activist, Sandra Merritt, a local doctor had heard enough ing for bottled water for residents he said. “That’s what concerns me.” legislators who warned it singled was also indicted on a charge of migrants out for possible harass- tampering with a governmental ment and abuse. record, which carries a maximum Big Snow Storm Hits the East Coast Clearspring holds a govern- penalty of 20 years in prison. ment contract to provide accom- It’s the first time anyone modation and meals to the asy- in the group has been charged lum-seekers at a facility in Cardiff, criminally since the release of Wales. Asylum-seekers are not al- the videos, which began surfac- lowed to work or to claim welfare ing last year and alleged that benefits but they are given food Planned Parenthood sold fe- and shelter. tal tissue to researchers for a The company said in a state- profit in violation of federal law. ment it will “look for an alterna- Planned Parenthood officials tive way of managing the fair have denied any wrongdoing provision of support” now that and have said the videos were the wristbands have been discon- misleadingly edited. tinued. The footage from the clinic in Some migrants have said Houston showed people pretend- wearing the wristbands has ex- ing to be from a company called posed them to abuse from local BioMax that procures fetal tissue residents. for research touring the facility. Questions about the policy Planned Parenthood has previ- follows news last week that some ously said that the fake company migrants elsewhere in Britain had sent an agreement offering to pay their doors painted red, making the “astronomical amount” of them targets for vandalism and $1,600 for organs from a fetus. racial abuse. The clinic said it never entered into the agreement and ceased Carolyn Kaster / AP Photo contact with BioMax because it The White House peeks over plowed snow on the White House grounds in Washington, Monday. East Coast residents Israeli Prime Minister was “disturbed” by the overtures. who made the most of a paralyzing weekend blizzard face fresh challenges as the workweek begins: slippery roads, Pledges Support spotty transit service, mounds of snow, and closed schools and government oices. Expert: Escaped For Settlements California Inmates Must After Eviction 10 People Have Died in Avalanches JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s Have Had Inside Help prime minister says his govern- SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — ment is committed to West Bank Three California inmates who Across West in the Last 10 Days settlements and will seek to ex- sawed through a metal grate, By Colleen Slevin er who was trapped survived. have died in avalanches in differ- pedite the legal process for set- tlers to return to two contested crawled through plumbing tun- In Montana on Saturday, one ent parts of the state this month, The Associated Press buildings in Hebron. nels and shimmied to freedom of three snowmobilers riding in the top layer of snow sat around down a rope made from bed lin- Benjamin Netanyahu’s com- DENVER (AP) — Ten people the Whitefish Mountains near Ol- for a while in dry, cold weather ens likely had help to pull off the ments Sunday came two days have died in avalanches across ney was killed after being buried. becoming sugary and unable daring plan and also benefited the West in the last 10 days, mak- after Israeli forces evicted dozens from the complacency of jail staff, The most common types of to adhere with the snow that of Jewish settlers who had moved ing this month the deadliest Janu- avalanches and reasons for them eventually fell on top, said Spen- security experts said Monday. ary for slides in nearly 20 years. into buildings near an important differ somewhat between the cer Logan, a forecaster with the The inmates vanished early Eleven people have died in shrine in the West Bank city Friday in a jail break eerily simi- slides throughout the whole Pacific Northwest, where larger state’s avalanche center. of Hebron. Authorities say the lar to the escape of two inmates month, including four over the snow storms followed by rain are “It’s the kind of recipe that’s buildings will remain shut until from an upstate New York prison weekend, for a total of 14 so far common, and the Rockies, where just waiting for someone to find the courts determine who owns last summer. Those men also cut this snow season, according to weak layers of snow hardened by the wrong spot and trigger an them. through a portion of wall hidden the Colorado Avalanche Infor- cold and dry weather can give out avalanche,” said Logan, who said The eviction provoked sev- under a bunk bed and used pip- mation Center, which tracks deep within the snowpack. How- more people have died in slides so eral members of Netanyahu’s ing and tunnels inside the facility slides across the country. ever, experts say that seemingly far this January since January 1997. nationalistic government to criti- to reach the outside. On Sunday, one person was small changes in conditions can The details of the Washing- cize Defense Minister Moshe The California inmates, in- killed and another was injured in make a big difference in risk and ton slide are still being investigat- Yaalon, who ordered the eviction. cluding one who is charged with Washington state in an avalanche that a long period without fatali- ed but it appears that two people Netanyahu insisted he sup- murder, were still at large Monday. near the Mount Baker ski area ties can give backcountry users a who were either snowboarding ports settlements but added that Jail officials did not realize they and two skiers died in Wyoming false sense of security. or skiing were buried in a small “we are a nation of law and we were missing until roughly 16 after being caught in a slide just January is often a time when slide when a larger slide was must respect the law.” hours after they were last seen be- outside the Jackson Hole Moun- those weak layers can cause somehow triggered, said Benj He says once the purchas- cause an evening headcount was tain Resort in a popular place for problems in the Rockies. In parts Wadsworth, executive director of ing procedures are clarified the delayed by an assault on a guard. out-of-bounds skiing. A third ski- of Colorado, where two people the Northwest Avalanche Center. homes will be populated. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 Canceled Washington Wedding Turns Reception Into Party for the Homeless MAKING THE BEST OF plastic curtains screen off rect- friends to assemble the centerpiec- angular areas, just big enough es and make sure everything was IT: Feast, Live Band for a mattress on the floor, grant- in order. and Dancing for ing a modicum of privacy to the Later, as children chased one families who sleep behind them. another across the dance floor, Ol- Homeless After Groom Upstairs, there’s a common area sen danced energetically with little Gets Cold Feet where the kids can play and watch 7-year-old Kaleiya Moore, who TV, and former offices repurposed wore a bright white party dress By Dominic Gates into makeshift bedrooms. and whose braids had been lov- The Seattle Times Before the families boarded ingly gathered into a garland by the buses, a team of hair stylists Grinnell’s stylists. SEATTLE (AP) — The three and makeup artists led by Lau- Olsen said her whole fam- long vehicles that pulled up to ren Grinnell, who runs Lala’s ily is at a loss to understand why the chic Sodo Park event venue Cuts salon in Queen Anne, had the wedding was called off. The were not limousines that had given makeovers to all who groom got cold feet, she said. glided over from some wealthy wanted a little primping for the Dana is “devastated,” McCary neighborhood, but battered yel- occasion. said. “But she is very strong.” low school buses that had labored As they beautified the women Lindsey Wasson / The Seattle Times via AP Everything was booked for the through the rain and darkness for and kids, Mary’s Place staff raid- occasion and it was too late to get a 10 miles down unlovely Aurora In this Saturday, Jan. 16, photo, server Vinay Pinto, of Herban Feast, brings plates ed their donated clothes racks of food to the table for Rebecca, right, and her son Emmanuel, 9, and niece Sarah, refund. Dana asked her mother if Avenue. for the best evening wear. Many she could find a way to donate the The people who spilled out 7, left, during a special, donated event for Mary’s Place families at Sodo Park in of the little girls were kitted out Seattle. evening to the neediest, to home- from the buses, half of them little with flouncy dresses left over less families. kids, were from the homeless from a recent holiday party. “I’m proud of her,” said Karen shelter called Mary’s Place. And Sarah said she’s always loved air- Manuel and Devonne, a young Olsen, who consulted her father. as they entered the softly-lit, high- planes and would like to work at couple from Spokane who also He volunteers as a cook at the ceiling hall to find large tables “It takes a big heart” Boeing. asked that their last name not be Compass Center shelter, and the set immaculately for dinner — At nearby tables, Zaneta Reid used, arrived at Sodo Park with plan was developed. complete with candles and floral Near the band, which had be- gun to play a mix of jazz and pop, and Charlotte Wheelock — two their son Darrian, 9. Karen Olsen preferred not to centerpieces — they stepped into Mary’s Place alumni who are now say how much money was spent someone else’s dream. 28-year-old twins Rebecca and Homeless since Dec. 1, they Sarah — they asked that their last staff members and particular suc- came to Seattle on the false prom- on the reception. For this was to have been cess stories — sat with their chil- But when a naive reporter sug- Dana Olsen’s wedding reception. names not be used because they ise of a job offer and a place to stay. felt ashamed of being homeless — dren. After their money dried up, gested it must have been “more Instead, it became a feast with Reid, here with her two young- than $10,000,” her expression re- a live band and dancing, a one- sat with their children, Emmanuel, they spent a few nights on the 9, and Sarah, 7, who wore a tiara. est boys, Zaire and Damon, said street before finding Mary’s Place. layed this was a serious underesti- night-only luxury for strangers she spent three weeks at Mary’s mate. Olsen had never met, a gift from Newly homeless, the women That break allowed Manuel to looked elegant, model-like in their Place in 2011 after fleeing domes- finally land a job, at a Quality Inn She said the preparations had her to families who have very little. tic violence. kept her busy all day, and almost, “I’m going to have a bad day,” borrowed clothes. downtown. “They’ve been more Orphans who grew up in New The organization helped her than amazing with me, understand- but not quite, free of sadness. she told her best friend Katie Mc- put a new life together. Two years “I feel good. This is a happy Cary, who was to have been her York, they said they have no fam- ing our situation,” Manuel said. ily. Sarah said they were once pros- ago, she married a military vet Manuel appreciated what thing going on here,” she said. “I maid of honor. “Other people now studying electrical engineer- paused at 4:30 though, and reflect- might as well have a good night.” perous and had done charity work. Dana Olsen had given them that They never expected to need char- ing — “an amazing man,” she said. ed,” referring to the hour the wed- Instead of getting married, evening. ity. They arrived in Seattle almost She lives in Lynnwood now and ding was planned. Dana spent the day hiking with her “It takes a big heart to give away a month ago with an expectation gives back by running counseling at Against the urgent requests dad near Palm Springs, California. to other people everything your that a contact would have a job the Mary’s Place day center. heart was in,” he said. from her girlfriends to go partying, and a place to stay. Neither ma- Wheelock said she was evicted Dana decided instead to spend a Pre-party primping terialized, a recurring story from from her home in Albuquerque, quieter day, hiking 6 miles to the those at the dinner. New Mexico, after her husband Mother’s help Pacific Crest Trail with her dad. The buses had set off Jan. 16 “People make promises, then you was paralyzed with a spine condi- “He’s a big teddy bear,” Karen from the Mary’s Place emergen- find yourself alone,” Sarah said. tion. Though both Dana, 29, and Olsen said. “He’s the perfect guy cy shelter on North 130th Street, Yet, she and her sister are de- Homeless for eight months, the man she was to marry were for her to be with today.” just off Aurora Avenue North. vout Christians, and Sarah ex- she, too, arrived in Seattle with a born in Seattle, they lived together Twins Sarah and Rebecca There, the nonprofit has been pressed confidence “the Lord will promise of a job opportunity that in Los Angeles. So Karen Olsen, made a point of bringing their kids granted, as a gift from the city not forsake us.” didn’t work out. She ended up in Dana’s mother, played an even over to Olsen to thank her person- of Seattle, a one-year lease on an This evening was a respite, a re- Mary’s Place. larger role than mothers often do ally. abandoned Pi Bank building, an minder that they once were not in Now she works at the shelter as in planning the wedding. Soon after, Olsen and her ugly, four-story monolith with need of shelter, she said. the employment coordinator and On the day of the party, Karen friends departed, leaving about coffin-shaped windows. Both women are hoping for has an apartment in a low-income Olsen was there early with maid- 100 people from Mary’s Place to On the ground floor, blue administrative or secretarial work. housing facility in Seattle. of-honor McCary and family enjoy the rest of their evening.

lice received a report of a theft Chehalis, was cited on suspicion refer him to prosecutors on sus- Sheriff’s Office. Sirens in the 2600 block of Northeast of fourth-degree assault. picion of second-degree assault, Kresky Avenue in Chehalis. A domestic violence. At 10:25 a.m. Continued from page Main 10 former employee is accused of Accused Shoplifter Cited on Sunday, the Sheriff’s Office Laptops, Cash Stolen in Burglary making numerous charges on a received a report of a 55-year- • Deputies are investigating of Centralia, was arrested on sus- • At 12:17 a.m. on Sunday, po- company credit card. old woman being kicked by the a report of a burglary between picion of fourth-degree assault. lice received a report of a shop- lifter in the 1600 block of North- teen in the 100 block of Cline 8:50 a.m. and 5:10 p.m. Sunday in Vehicle Prowls west Louisiana Avenue. Ronnie Road in Randle. The teen was ar- the 100 block of Timberline Point Road in Packwood. Two laptops Transient Arrested • At 1:29 p.m. on Friday, a D. Strode, 33, of Longview, was rested and booked into the Lewis and $800 in cash were stolen. The for Allegedly Damaging Car vehicle prowl was reported in cited on suspicion of third-de- County Juvenile Detention Cen- ter on suspicion of fourth-degree total loss is valued at $2,375. • At 5:49 p.m. on Monday, the 400 block of Southwest 14th gree theft. Street. assault. Deputies also learned of Michael A. Kauer, 43, a tran- an incident at about 2 p.m. Fri- Accordions Stolen sient, was arrested on suspicion • At 6:13 p.m. on Sunday, po- Possible Attempted Gasoline day in which the teen allegedly of malicious mischief near the lice received a report of a vehicle Theft Reported • Two accordions were report- prowl near the intersection of slammed the woman into a wall edly stolen in a burglary from a intersection of Reynolds and • At 5:05 a.m. on Sunday, po- 11th Street and South Market and put his elbow on her throat. home between 3 p.m. Friday and Lum roads on suspicion of third- lice received a report of a suspi- Boulevard. The teen will be referred for a 3 p.m. Saturday in the 600 block degree malicious mischief for al- cious person in a black truck al- legedly breaking a car’s mirror. second-degree assault charge for of Nick Road in Centralia. The legedly trying to steal gasoline that incident, according to the Accused Makeup Shoplifter Cited in a parking lot. An officer re- items were worth $200. Wedding Ring Stolen • Melissa A. McAllister, 31, sponded and found that it was of Centralia, was arrested on unclear if any theft occurred. No • At 6:41 p.m. on Monday, po- • Educational Toys lice received a report of a stolen suspicion of third-degree theft arrests were made. and malicious mischief at 1:35 • Crafts for kids FREE GIFT wedding ring in the 1000 block • Board Games of B Street. p.m. Friday in the 1600 block of Person Reports Harassing WRAPPING! Northwest Louisiana Avenue Facebook Messages • Puzzles & More! after allegedly trying to steal CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT makeup. • At 8:01 a.m. on Sunday, a Text Harassment Reported person reported receiving ha- rassing and violent Facebook • At 3:13 a.m. on Friday, a per- Security Fence Damaged messages in the 400 block of son in the 1800 block of South- • At 4:27 p.m. on Friday, po- North Market Boulevard. west Snively Avenue reported lice received a report of mali- 15%OFF getting harassing text messages. cious mischief in the 1000 block MORTON POLICE DEPARTMENT COMPETITIVE One Item. of Southwest Interstate Avenue. PRICING! Shoplifter Gets Away A suspect reportedly cut wires Teens Caught with Marijuana Must show this ad at time of purchase. on a security fence and crawled • At 5:09 p.m. on Jan. 15, po- 360-688-3672

• At 12:24 p.m. on Friday, po- CH552936bw.cg lice responded to the 400 block lice received a report of a shop- under it. www.letsplaysomething.com of Main Avenue in Morton to lifter in the 1500 block of North- 214 2nd Ave NE a report of a group of juveniles west Louisiana Avenue. No Drivers Arrested on DUI Charge Napavine, WA 98565 smoking marijuana. Two teens arrests were made. • Dell J. Wilson, 49, of Pe Ell, were referred to Lewis County was arrested at 5:48 p.m. Friday juvenile court on suspicion of Assault Reported in the 900 block of Southwest possession of marijuana. • At 12:47 p.m. on Friday, po- William Avenue on suspicion of driving under the influence. 80% OFF lice received a report of a fourth- Hit and Run Reported • Jesse Lynn S. Ocamb, 24, of degree assault on Southeast Dob- • At 2:21 p.m. on Friday, po- son Court. Chehalis, was arrested at 5:13 RETAIL PRICES p.m. Saturday in the 1600 block lice responded to a report of a hit and run collision in the 100 block Kids Seen Throwing Rocks of Northwest Louisiana Avenue on suspicion of DUI. of Second Street in Morton. The Retail Price $149 STEEL OR • At 1:07 p.m. on Friday, police suspected vehicle is a beige sedan OUR PRICE received a report of several 7- or Man Cited on Assault Charge driven by a woman. Officers were FIBERGLASS 8-year-old children throwing unable to locate the vehicle. After Child Dials 911 CH552211cw.ke rocks near the road on Southwest PRE HUNG Chehalis Avenue, causing vehicles • At 7:39 p.m. on Friday, po- LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE lice received a report of an as- DOOR to have to swerve and stop. Teen Arrested on Assault Charge $79 sault in the 700 block of South- Former Employee Suspected west Adam Avenue. A small • Deputies arrested a 16-year- 4 ⁹/₁₆ EXTERIOR WALL child reportedly called 911 to old boy from Randle on suspi- in Theft report someone was hurting his cion of fourth-degree assault, • At 1:07 p.m. on Friday, po- mother. Adam L. Johnson, 26, of domestic violence, and plan to 1-800-600-6903 Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 FROM THE FRONT PAGE Playtime at Mount Rainier

Keegan Buck, 6, and his mother, Ruth Lynam, of Lacey, scream as they collide with the wall on one of three sled runs at the Paradise snowplay area in Mount Rainier National Park on Monday afternoon.

People play in the snow at Paradise in Mount Rainier National Park on Monday afternoon.

Karen Latta, 16, of Auburn, launches a snow ball at Vance Latta, center, and An- Pete Caster / [email protected] drew Wagner as they sled down one of three runs at the snowplay area at Paradise Adam Scholze, of Spanaway, walk with his 19-month-old daughter, Zoe, on his shoulders at the snowplay area at Paradise in in Mount Rainier National Park on Monday afternoon. Mount Rainier National Park on Monday afternoon.

Randy Mueller, chief execu- and he said the county fully sup- annexation area have submitted some of those to the city through Hearing tive officer for the Port of Che- ported the annexation. “no protests.” the interlocal agreement. halis, submitted a written com- By annexing some of the The UGA has been co-man- Now, with the agreement Continued from the front page ment in favor of the annexation. property in the city’s UGA, the aged with Lewis County through coming to an end, the county The comment, read into the re- city will be able to broaden its tax an interlocal agreement since will be in charge of accepting Located within the Chehalis cord by Chehalis Mayor Dennis base and bring in additional rev- 2006; however, that agreement and processing applications for Urban Growth Area, the annexa- Dawes, stated the port believes enue. The move is the first step will come to an end Feb. 1, re- properties located within the tion is phase one of the city’s plan the annexation, and similar fu- in the city’s plan to diversify its verting the management of the Chehalis Urban Growth Bound- to annex portions of the UGA into ture ones, are consistent with the tax base. UGA to solely the county. ary. The city will only be in the city limits, a plan that is esti- port’s adopted comprehensive The property makes up a por- Schulte said the agreement charge of water or sewer permits. mated to take approximately five plan, moving the community in tion of the UGA, which is almost will lapse after the city and coun- A permit technician and a years, according to Chehalis City a positive direction. equal in size to the current city ty could not come to terms on city/county planner have been Manager Merlin MacReynold. “Taking a step forward is a limits of Chehalis and includes the agreement. hired on by the county to handle “Our city has been having bold visionary move in the right land from Interstate 5 to the “There seems to be a philosoph- the increased workload. discussions about annexing that direction and we compliment the northeast of Jackson Highway, to ical difference that we couldn’t Schulte said that although industrial property to ourselves city for doing it,” Mueller wrote. the Newaukum River and land quite bridge,” Schulte said. the county and the city may not for about 40 years,” MacReyn- “We look forward to the day when east of Kresky Avenue. The county sent a letter, agree on how to manage the old told The Chronicle. “I’m very the entire Chehalis community The public hearing was ex- dated July 31, 2015, to Chehalis UGA, resulting in the lapse of pleased that we are at the point in the UGA is brought into the tended to the next council meet- stating it intended to terminate the interlocal agreement, he said now to begin to take formal ac- city limits of our home.” ing on Feb. 8. the agreement. the two parties have worked suc- tion to begin that annexation ... County Commissioner Bill No vote is needed for the an- Schulte said the county always cessfully on a number of projects Our long term is to stair step our Schulte was the only member of nexation since over 60 percent of was responsible for all the duties they both agree on, including the way to the edge of the UGA.” the public to speak at the hearing, the impacted properties in the within the UGA, but delegated Arkansas Way project.

“We try and do as good a job as charged with a misdemeanor or with a misdemeanor we’d go Jail we can,” he said. “If someone has LEWIS COUNTY JAIL TO gross misdemeanor, Rethwill said. broke in a matter of months.” insurance or something … we try HOUSE MASON COUNTY If those inmates need care at a Pe Ell looked into contracting Continued from the front page and get insurance involved.” hospital, the county pays for the with neighboring Pacific Coun- The county is required to pay PRISONERS; $440,000 visit upfront, then asks the arrest- ty for jail services, but learned Increased expenses, such as for medical expenses for any in- ing agency for a reimbursement. they charge about $5 more per mental health care costs more IN REVENUE EXPECTED mate charged with a felony. Personnel costs have also day than the Lewis County Jail, than six times what they were five “If they’re here for a felony, re- FROM AGREEMENT steadily increased, starting at Hartnett said. years ago, have driven the need to gardless of what agency brings By The Chronicle just over $4.1 million in 2011 and Chief Glenn Schaffer of the increase prices, according to the them in, we cover the costs,” increasing to almost $4.9 million Chehalis Police Department said Lewis County Sheriff’s Office. Mason County criminals Rethwill said. housed in the Lewis County Jail in 2016. his agency has no immediate plans “For the most part, on the west State law allows the county this year could bring in an esti- “Your biggest expense in any to follow Centralia’s lead and look side of the mountains, the Lewis to ask the arresting agencies to mated $440,000. organization is your people, but for cheaper options for housing County Jail is one of the cheaper reimburse them for that amount. The sheriff’s offices for Lewis it’s your most important re- post-conviction inmates. He said facilities to house inmates,” Un- “At this point in time we’re not and Mason counties are entering source,” Rethwill said. the Chehalis Police Department dersheriff Wes Rethwill said. exercising that,” he said. an interlocal agreement for the has previously had agreements If the Sheriff’s Office decided Mason County Sheriff’s Office to AFTER THE JAIL raised its rates, with other jurisdictions. house 20 to 30 prisoners month- THE JAIL LAST increased its per to change their policy and ask the city of Centralia voted to “ … (B)ut the rates for Lewis night charge three years ago, ly for $60.38 daily per inmate. contract agencies, such as Pe Ell, Undersheriff Wes Rethwill send some post-conviction in- County were so competitive from $50 to $52.50 per night — a for reimbursement on medical mates to the Yakima County Jail and shipping people out of town 5 percent increase. said the agreement came up expenses for inmates with felony near the end of 2015, so the esti- in an effort to save money. The wasn’t very convenient, so we “The cost of conducting busi- charges, the small city would not mated revenue was not included Yakima County Jail charges stuck with Lewis County,” he said. ness goes up,” corrections Chief be able to afford it, said Pe Ell in the budget for 2016. $54.75 per day. Schaffer said he has looked at Kevin Hanson said in an email. Marshal Mike Hartnett. The agreement is effective “Everybody has to work with- offers from the Yakima County “Our market analysis showed we “It would be above and be- through the end of 2016. in their budgets that they have,” Jail and others. were one of the cheapest contract yond what the town had to af- The Board of County Commis- Rethwill said. “I think for Cen- “We compared the rates and agencies in western Washington ford,” he said. sioners approved the agreement tralia, the reason why they did we would save a little bit of mon- and a 15 percent increase still put It’s not just the increasing cost at its Monday meeting. it is short term. They can afford ey … but I don’t think we have us at a competitive rate.” of medical and mental health the cost that we provide here … the number of bed days Cen- In the past five years, ex- care that drives up the cost of same thing.” for housing an individual for a tralia has,” he said, meaning it penses for the jail have steadily long period of time, it might be might not make as much finan- incarceration, Rethwill said. It’s The actual cost to house an risen. Medical expenses have in- a little cheaper to (go to Yakima).” cial sense for Chehalis to follow also everyday needs such as elec- inmate for a day is more than creased from $360,000 in 2011 to tricity, water, food and personal For small agencies, such as Centralia’s lead. $90, Rethwill said. $414,000 budgeted for 2016. items such as towels, bedding the Pe Ell Marshal’s Office, pay- Schaffer added that the deci- Mental health expenses cost and toothbrushes and tooth- “We try and be as reasonable ing to house inmates at all is a sion to house post-conviction in- the jail $40,000 in 2011, and are paste for inmates. as we can … to shave as many major strain on its budget. mates out-of-county moves them projected to cost $259,000 this year. “Obviously with all those pennies as they can in as many Hartnett said his agency bud- far away from their families and Rethwill said the jail tries to things — last time you went to areas as they can,” he said. gets $1,000 annually for jail costs. could result in extra personnel reduce its costs when it can and the grocery store you probably The county also covers the “We don’t house a lot of pris- and transportation costs. has contracts for reduced rates didn’t see a lot of reduction in cost of in-house care by medi- oners,” he said. “If we put ev- “Which is absolutely the op- with area hospitals. cost,” Rethwill said. “We see the cal staff at the jail for inmates erybody in jail that was charged posite of cost effective,” he said. 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Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations S.T.O.P. and Swim Volunteers Take Over Burgerville Voice of the People

Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation.

Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page respond to 34-year sentence for Brenda Wing, who was implicated in the death of a 3-year-old boy left in her care:

Kay Clark Land: That is nowhere near enough time or harsh enough for what she did. Her and her husband need to be locked in a dungeon and key thrown away. First do to them what they did to him. Why? What could a little boy do to make you treat him that way? You are disgusting. Not sick, you knew what you were doing. Thank God you won’t have the ability to hurt your own children. May they go to a family with love and hugs. To erase the memories and pictures in their heads of what you did to that little boy will take forever for them.

Janie Foulke It is about time criminals got sentences that were more than just a slap on the wrist. She is scum and a bottom feeder. She should have gotten a sentence that was equal to what she did to the little defenseless boy. Not a sentence that the taxpayers have to pay out of pocket to enforce.

Maile Lakely: Again I say, she should be in- carcerated for as long as this child is deceased. Oh, that’s right. Dead is forever.

Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page respond to continued standoff at Oregon wildlife refuge:

Brady Smith: If the government would Courtesy Photo just cut off these “Militia’s” welfare, they would S.T.O.P. and Swim volunteers gathered at Burgerville in Centralia Jan. 20 to raise money for the closed Pearl Street Pool. A have to leave immediately! Irony is everything portions of the sales went to the group. According to the group, attendees included board members Phoebe Slusher, Shelly in this misguided mission. Shupp, Darlene Stuart, Joyce Hoerling, Anicee Calhoun, Mary Kurtzbein, and volunteers Joyce Barnes, Debra Lee Curtright Mitchell, Pat Slusher, Roger Stewart, Harland Forest and Jacob Frakes. Mayor Bonnie Canaday, Commissioners Bill Schulte and Edna Fund, and City Manager Rob Hill were also among the attendees.

Melissa Rodgers Williams: When children throw temper tantrums, the best thing to do is ignore them. They only fuss and fume when Ongoing library programs: Story Times someone is watching. Readiness for reading and Parents and caregivers are en- school, positive experiences couraged to join in. among families and friends, and Centralia Timberland Li- growth in the connection be- brary: Tuesdays, 10:30-11 a.m., Chronline Comments tween libraries, learning and joy: January 19-May 10 these are some of the objectives Chehalis Timberland Li- The following comments were submitted by of library story time programs brary: Fridays, 10-10:30 a.m., readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are avail- for children from birth to kin- January 29-April 29 able for reading online. dergarten. Following are the reg- Packwood Timberland Li- ular story time program series brary: Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m.- being held this season at local noon, February 17, March 16, • Story: Green Hill Counselor Pleads Timberland Regional Libraries. April 20 & May 18 Not Guilty to Sex With Student Book Babies Family Story Time USer Name: jeremaid For infants from birth to 24 For children age 6 and Why should a female be working with male inmates, or months, accompanied by a par- younger and their families; all males with female for that matter. It is illogical and looking ent or adult caregiver. Join in ages are welcome. Join in a pro- for trouble. programs of very short stories, gram of stories, rhymes, songs MISSED songs, rhymes, and play and dis- and movement games. • Story: Washington Lawmakers cover the joy of language with your baby. Afterwards adults can Mountain View Timber- Begin Hearings on Gun Control Bills visit while babies play with toys land Library: Thursdays, 11:45 YOUR and sturdy books. a.m.-12:15 p.m., February 4 & 18; USer Name: ResidentStranger March 3 & 17; April 7 & 21; May 5 & 19 The same argument can be made for almost anything in Chehalis Timberland Li- Salkum Timberland Li- the house - poisons, knives, sharp objects, glass, swimming brary: Wednesdays, 10-10:20 PAPER? pools, hot tubs, ladders, the roof, cars, motorcycles, etc... a.m., January 27-April 27 brary: Fridays, 10-10:45 a.m., all cause lots of injuries and if we banned/eliminated them January 8-May 20 could be argued would be safer. If we all lived in padded mother Goose Play Group Winlock Timberland Li- rooms locked up, no one gets hurt is the extreme example brary: Fridays, 10:30-11:15 a.m., of this. Life is risky for everyone - it’s the nature of the world For birth to 6, accompanied January 15-May 13 by a parent or adult caregiver. Call and there is no changing that. We live in a fallen world, pe- riod...no law is going to fix that. We lock our guns up in Join in songs, rhymes, stories, Sensory Friendly Story Time the house tight, we can’t get to them to protect ourselves group games and free play. Chat 360-807-7676 For Preschool to grade 5. against those that mean to do us harm. If that law comes with other caregivers as children with free police protection at everyone’s house, I can see explore books, toys and blocks. Enjoy stories, songs and move- it would help but that’s not realistic. Bottom line this is just Arrival & departure times flexible. ment games that are especially Leave a message another attempt by illogical gun haters on our 2nd amend- welcoming to children on the with the day ment rights that should be rejected. Centralia Timberland Li- autism spectrum or with other brary: Thursdays, 10:30-11:45 special needs. You’ll enjoy a safe, missed including • Story: New Downtown a.m., January 21- May 12 non-judgmental environment, a schedule board for following your name, Chehalis Bus Stop Proposed Toddler Story Time along and a sensory-sensitive en- vironment. address and USer Name: bonnie jean kay For 2 year-olds, accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver. Centralia Timberland Li- phone number. To my knowledge there are no other public restrooms Programs include simple stories, brary: Fridays, 10:30-11:30 a.m., in downtown Chehalis. I’m sure that Sweet Inspirations, and rhymes, songs and movement February 5 and March 4 Market Street Bakery would not appreciate more people games that children and adults After hours coming off the streets to use their restrooms. We really can enjoy together. Bilingual Story Time is checking should have a public restroom more centrally located in Chehalis, not get rid of the only one we now have available. Centralia Timberland Li- For children ages 3 to 6. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl CFAC’s Athletes of the Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Week Saturday’s 2B Girls Basketball Napavine Beats Adna for 12th Straight C2BL Win By The Chronicle victory and 12th straight league ers from Grace Hamre — who fourth quarters.” Freebies Put Toledo Past MWP victory, keeping Napavine atop scored 8 of her 12 points in the Shanay Dotson led Adna NAPAVINE — The Tigers MORTON — Poor free- the C2BL girls hoops standings. first half — the Tigers led 42-21 with 18 points while Devanie did what they’ve done all sea- throw shooting doomed Mor- “We were able to get out by halftime. Kleemeyer had 15 points. Mol- son —come out of the gates ton-White Pass here Saturday to a big lead in the first “We just shot the ball re- lie Olson added 10 points for running — and overwhelmed night in a 52-49 C2BL girls half,” Napavine coach Jeremy ally well in the first two quar- Napavine. the Pirates early in a 63-48 Cen- hoops loss to Toledo. Landram said. “We came out in ters,” Landram said. “Maddie The Tigers (13-2, 12-1 league) tral 2B League victory here on The Timberwolves jumped the first half and played pretty Thompson, Jenna Sisson and host Pe Ell Tuesday, while Adna Saturday. Melissa Lee scored out to a 9-0 lead, but were 25 points and helped lead the well.” Becca Snaza did a great job on (10-5, 9-4 league) plays at Moss- Tigers to their seventh straight Sparked by two 3-point- defense for us in the third and yrock. please see GIRLS, page S3

Saturday’s College Basketball Prep Wrestling Bearcats Win King of the Hill Title By The Chronicle TUMWATER — W.F. West had three individual champi- ons and ran away with the team title here Saturday at Black Hills High School’s King of the Hill wrestling tournament, edging second-place Graham-Kapowsin by over 60 points. Damon Thomas won the 138 title, beating Auburn Moun- tainview’s Joey Santos — the top ranked 138-pounder in the 3A class — in overtime for the championship. Michael Anderson was voted the tournament’s Most Out- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] standing Wrestler, winning all four of his matches via pin, in Lower Columbia’s Katie Hankins waits during taking the 152 crown, and Will a pause in the Red Devils’ win over Centralia Alexander took first at 126 for on Saturday night. Hankins, a sophomore the Bearcats. from Chehali, is averaging 15.7 points and “Overall, I thought it was 7.5 rebounds a game for LC. good. It was our last tournament of the year, so we’re just kind of trying to keep the rust off before the postseason,” Bearcat coach Jamie Rakevich said. “I thought our kids competed pretty well.” Role Player to Starring Role please see BEARCATS, page S3 W.F. West Product Katie Hankins in the Spotlight at LC Saturday’s By Aaron VanTuyl Red Devils Top Centralia 2B Boys Basketball [email protected] Saturday night was a home- in Matchup of West Big Fourth Powers coming, of sorts, for Katie Han- kins, and the 2014 W.F. West Region Leaders, 65-58 Ony Past Winlock High School graduate was just a By Aaron VanTuyl tad bit nervous. [email protected] By The Chronicle “I haven’t really been stressed ONALASKA — The Loggers for a game all year, even though The Red Devils always had struggled to score in the first and we’ve played some tough teams,” the answer. third quarters, but put up 20 in Hankins, a starting forward Centralia came close on Sat- the fourth frame to rally past for Lower Columbia College’s urday night, in a meeting of Winlock in a 40-31 Central 2B women’s basketball team, said. the two first-place teams in the League boys basketball contest “But obviously, coming home NWAC West Region women’s here Saturday. and playing in Centralia, where basketball standings. Every The win gives the Loggers a I know I’m going to have a lot of time, however, Lower Columbia one-game lead — and the poten- family and friends here, is a little — and Chehalis product Katie Hankins — managed to respond, tial tiebreaker — over Winlock difficult. So I was a little nervous.” Centralia’s Tiana Thompson (left) switches with teammate Susan Kenney for eighth and final C2BL berth (center) as Lower Columbia’s Katerina Brejchova (14) dribbles around a into the District 4 tournament, please see BLAZERS, page S3 please see HANKINS, page S4 screen from Katie Hankins (12) Saturday in Centralia. which starts Feb. 8. Onalaska managed just 4 points in both the first and third quarters, and trailed 22-20 head- Prep Wrestling ing into the final stanza. “The kids were able to make some plays down the stretch,” Bearcat Girls Wrestling Team Logger coach Dennis Bower said. “I’ve got to give Winlock credit. Nick (Bamer) has done a great Going Strong in First Year job with that program. They By Luke Kilgore Bearcat girls wrestling team. took the lead in the third quar- [email protected] The squad is coached by ter, and it looked like it could go Tony Arredondo, a man with either way.” The idea of having a girls wrestling in his blood. Arre- Jacob Modica led Onalaska wrestling squad, separate from dondo was one of the found- with 13 points, and Jack Beck the boys roster, has gradually ers of the Twin City Wrestling scored 11 with back-to-back become more and more of a re- Club — an institution formed in 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, ality in high schools. Today, the 1977 where all comers, age 4 to along with drawing a key charge. idea has become commonplace, 18, could participate and learn Wyatt Dean led Winlock with local schools like Centra- from supervisors and their peers. with 11 points, and Dawson Hall lia bringing girls programs to The seasoned coach has seen added 8. prominence with state tourna- several decades of wrestling and Onalaska (4-11, 3-10 league) ment contenders. has witnessed the progression hosts Toledo on Wednesday. This season W.F. West joined of women’s wrestling as it has Brandon Hansen / Winlock (4-11, 2-11 league) hosts [email protected] those ranks, with 20 girls turn- evolved to what it is now. Members of the W.F. West girls wrestling team stretch prior to a practice last ing out to be a part of the first please see C2BL, page S2 Tuesday in Chehalis. The irst-year program has 20 participants. please see WRESTLING, page S5

Caught The Final Word Centralia College’s Katie WSU Hires Shephard as Inside Receivers Coach Whitten reacts TV’s Best Bet PULLMAN (AP) — Washington receiving group that caught 290 passes for after a foul call College Basketball on Saturday State has hired JaMarcus Shephard as 48 touchdowns. in an NWAC inside receivers coach, replacing David Shephard began his coaching career Indiana at Wisconsin West Region Yost. in 2005 at Northrop High School in Fort 4 p.m. Coach Mike Leach said Shephard matchup Wayne, Indiana. He has also coached at ESPN against Lower spent the past two seasons as the receivers DePauw University. Columbia. coach at Western Kentucky. Last season, Western Kentucky fin- From 2007-11, he worked at the Na- ished fourth in FBS in passing average at tional Center from Drug Free Sport in Brandon Hansen / [email protected] 372 yards per game. Shephard coached a Kansas City, Missouri. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 SPORTS

Community First Auto Center Athletes of the Week

MelissA lee MiChAel Anderson school: napavine (Jr.) school: W.F. West (Jr.) sport: Basketball (F) sport: Wrestling (152) lee averaged 21 points a game Anderson had four pins and was in C2Bl wins over Toledo, named Most outstanding Wrestler onalaska and Adna last week. at Black hills’ Tourney saturday.

Winners of the CFAC Athlete of the Week award can stop by the CFAC ofice (at 1051 NW Louisiana Ave. in Chehalis) to receive their certiicate, gift card and commemorative hooded sweatshirt. Sweatshirts will be available soon. Call the CFAC ofice at (360) 748-3512 for more information.

NBA C2BL C2BL Boys Basketball Standings Continued from Sports 1 Team Lg. Ov. Toutle Lake the same night. Morton-WP 13-0 14-1 Toledo 10-3 11-4 Tigers Too Much for Adna Napavine 10-3 12-3 in 56-48 Win Mossyrock 8-5 20-5 Adna 7-6 8-7 NAPAVINE — The Tigers Toutle Lake 7-6 7-7 were able to pull ahead in the Pe Ell 5-8 7-8 second quarter and held onto Onalaska 3-10 4-11 that lead for most of the second Winlock 2-11 4-11 half en route to a 56-48 Central Wahkiakum 1-12 1-12 2B League win over Adna here on Monday. Peyton Stanley led Napavine Central 2B League win after with 22 points and helped the fending off a ferocious Pe Ell Tigers win their 10th league comeback. Dustin Lusk scored game of the season. 20 points for the Trojans, but “It was a well-played game that couldn’t make up for Toutle by both teams and it was pretty Lake shooting 50 percent from close the whole way,” Napavine the field. coach Rex Stanley said. “We “We played four quarters were just able to keep that cush- and that was good to see,” Pe ion most of the second half.” Ell coach Justin Phelps said. Napavine outscored Adna “They just played a better game. 15-7 in the second quarter for a I thought we did a really good 27-21 halftime lead. job on the defensive end but they Tanner Rigdon led Adna were just so efficient.” with 16 points, and Garrett Trot- Pe Ell trailed 29-17 at half- ter added 13 points and 11 re- time, but outscored the Ducks by bounds. Wyatt Stanley had 12 6 in the third quarter and at one points and nine rebounds for the point trailed by only 2 points. Tigers, while Chase Van Wyck “I was proud of the fact that also hauled in nine rebounds. they battled back,” Phelps said. “Chase has been nursing a “I was proud we didn’t shut down sore ankle for most of the sea- and fought through it.” son but he’s put together a good Lusk hit four 3-pointers for week against Onalaska and Pe Ell, while Kaelin Jurek added Adna,” Stanley said. “He’s start- 7 points to the Trojans’ efforts. ing to heal up and that’s nice to “Lusk showed up for us, big,” have down the stretch.” Phelps said. “Every one of those Napavine (11-3, 10-3 league) 3s were big shots.” hosts Pe Ell on Wednesday. Pe Ell (7-8, 5-8 league) plays Adna (7-7, 6-6 league) hosts at Napavine on Wednesday. Mossyrock the same night. Note: Toutle Lake’s Dylan Iverson and Pe Ell’s Kaelin Jurek Morton-White Pass Wins Ninth won the sportsmanship awards Straight, Tops Toledo for this contest. MORTON — Toledo gave Nelson Drops 36 in Vikings Win Morton-White Pass the chal- lenge it wanted before districts, MOSSYROCK — The Wah- but the Timberwolves still came kiakum defense focused on Ja- away with a 69-52 Central 2B ron Kirkley, leaving Danny Nel- League victory here on Saturday. son to reap the rewards to the tune of a career-high 36 points Morton-White Pass’ ninth- Marcio Jose Sanchez / The Associated Press straight win kept the T-Wolves in a 77-46 Mossyrock win here Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry (30) scores past San Antonio Spurs' Danny Green (14) and Tony Parker (9) during the undefeated in league play. in Central 2B League boys hoops irst half of an NBA basketball game Monday in Oakland. “It had a district feel to it and action on Saturday. both teams played really well,” Coming into this game, I Morton-White Pass coach Tony spoke with Jaron about finding Gillispie said. “Toledo came out shooters in rhythm,” Mossyrock Warriors Blow Out Spurs, 120-90 in the second quarter and shot coach Kelly Ross said. “When really well. Joe Wallace had a he got the ball, he drew two or THRASHING: Matchup the field, including 6 for 9 from ing away from the ball, Curry great shooting night for them three defenders and Danny was his personal 3-point range that shook free of Leonard and with open on a consistent basis.” and kept them in the game.” of Top Two Teams in stretched out to near the center some separation hit a 3-pointer Jaron Kirkley ended the Wallace, who finished with court logo. night with 13 points, but his big- NBA Doesn’tLive Up to in the second quarter to give the 24 points, sparked the Indi- The reigning MVP hit back- gest contributions came on the Its Billing; Curry Scores Warriors a 19-point lead. ans, who were down 18-10 after to-back 3-pointers in the third LaMarcus Aldridge was held the first quarter. Toledo trailed playmaking end of the offense with six assists. As a team, the 37 in Three Quarters quarter — the second of which to five points and three rebounds Morton-White Pass just 32-28 at came from 27 feet away — to on 2-for-9 shooting while facing the half. Vikings finished with 20 assists By Diamond Leung on the evening. give the Warriors a 76-56 lead. the defensive challenge put up by The Indians couldn’t keep The Oakland Tribune Nelson went 5 of 9 from be- Curry's shots had the effect Green. the Timberwolves at bay for long, of a battering ram, as even the as Morton-White Pass won the yond the 3-point arc and 10 of 12 OAKLAND, Calif. — The The Warriors got off to a fine on the inside. He also added 10 Golden State Warriors ham- proud Spurs (38-7) could not start against the Spurs, taking a third quarter 18-11 and pulled hold back the Warriors. Dray- further away in the fourth. Re- rebounds to his totals. mered the San Antonio Spurs 62-47 halftime lead after leading “We shared the ball so well with such force that Stephen mond Green's 3-point play made by as many as 19 points in the ece Wallace scored 14 points for it a 21-point advantage. Brandon Toledo, but three different Tim- and it was really nice to see,” Curry didn't even set foot on the first half. Ross said. “Everybody else did court in the fourth quarter. Rush hit a shot from long dis- Curry in the first quarter berwolves finished in double tance to push the lead to 22. Cur- digits. their job and Danny made a liv- Curry and the Warriors were scored 15 points and had three ing out of it. The kids put in so done putting the finishing touch- ry's 3-point play made it 23. steals, as the Spurs committed Kaleb Poquette led Morton- The Spurs, playing without much work this last year that it es on the masterpiece. They won eight of their turnovers that led White Pass with 23 points, while Tim Duncan because of right brother Matt Poquette had a doesn’t really surprise me.” in a 120-90 thrashing Monday to 15 Warriors points. Due to the ball movement, night, treating the vaunted Spurs knee soreness, wilted and com- double-double with 17 points mitted a whopping season high Curry used his behind-the- and 11 rebounds. Gage LaClef every active Vikings found their as if they were any other oppos- back dribble to free himself from way on the scoring list. Bo Miles ing team coming into Oracle of 26 turnovers that were turned added 15 points. into 32 Warriors points. Patty Mills for a floating layup, “That’s Gage’s fourth game chipped in five assists and 11 Arena to face annihilation. The Warriors solidified their and then Shaun Livingston went with around 15 points and he’s boards for Mossyrock. Curry needed only three place as the scariest team in the coast-to-coast for a dunk that really been helping us in scoring Joey Moore led the Mules quarters to pour in 37 points in NBA, notching their third win of gave the Warriors a 53-37 lead. and taking part of the load off with 23 points. the first meeting between the Ross noted that the Vikings two Western Conference powers at least 30 points in the past four Livingston finished with 13 Kaleb,” Gillispie said. points on 6-for-6 shooting, in- Morton-White Pass (14-1, play at their optimum level in their battle for supremacy. games. This one came against when Kirkley focuses on more of Never had two teams with the league's top defense, and it cluding 11 of those points in the 13-0 league) plays at Wahkia- second quarter. kum on Wednesday. a facilitator role. greater winning percentages met marked the Warriors' second- “As much as people think he’s this deep into the NBA regular largest win against the Spurs all- Green finished with 11 points, all about scoring,” Ross said of season, but it was the Warriors time. nine rebounds and six assists. Trojans Fall to Ducks Kirkley. “When he focuses on (41-4) who scored the knockout Kawhi Leonard scored 16 Green, Klay Thompson and PE ELL — A Toutle Lake being a total team player, that’s blow between heavyweights and points for San Antonio, but the Andrew Bogut joined Curry on miss was a rarity on Saturday when our team plays at its best.” led at one point in the game by reigning Defensive Player of the the bench for the entire fourth night against the Trojans, as the Mossyrock (10-5, 8-5 league) 33 points. Year was among the Spurs who quarter as the Warriors went Ducks came away with a 60-46 plays at Adna on Wednesday. Curry was 12 for 20 from was victimized by Curry. Mov- into it leading 95-66. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016

College Basketball Slape won the 132-pound Wrestling bracket, beating Monroe's Brock Rice 15-0 in the title Continued from Sports 1 match. Braxton Dowell was a Levi Walters (113), Mi- winner at 138, with a 9-5 win chael Matagi (145), Brendan over Monroe's Rory Felder in Spahr (182) and Hunter Arre- the finals. dondo (285) each finished sec- Ashton Dowell won at 145, ond for the Bearcats. Braden with a second-round pin of Bostwick (195) took third, Monroe's Stephen Lettrell for Logan Sigler (138) finished the championship. fourth and Drew Alexander Fields won at 160, pinning (160) and Tyler Pallas (220) all three of his opponents in a each finished fifth. grand total of less than three W.F. West will host rival minutes. Centralia on Thursday for Also for Adna, Aaron Sla- an Evergreen 2A Conference pe (126) took second, Corbin dual meet and senior night Balzer (132) took third, Levi festivities. The varsity match Becker (145) finished third, is set to start at 7 p.m., and and Skyler Smith (220) fin- will be preceded by a girls ished third. dual match. Becker and Smith are both first-year wrestlers, Adna McAllister, Smith, Finch Win coach Craig Ferrier pointed for Centralia out. LONGVIEW — Centralia “It’s nice to see them work had three individual champi- hard in practice and have ons here Saturday at the R.A. it paying off by placing in a Long Invite wrestling tourna- tournament,” Ferrier said. “As ment. a whole, the entire team has Mykka McAllister won been wrestling well as we be- the 120-pound bracket, Chris- gin to turn things up a notch tian Smith won at 160 and Joe for the postseason.” Finch was a champion at 182. Antill won the 120 bracket, Andrew Anderson (126) beating Wahkiakum's Jacob and Tristan Dickey (152) each Creed 24-8 in the finals, and finished third for the Tigers. Noonan won the heavyweight “Our guys competed division for the Beavers, with well, again showing a lot of a second-round pin of Wah- growth,” Centralia coach kiakum's George Crow in the Scott Phillips said. “I am hap- finals. py about the way our guys Tenino finished fifth as a Brandon Hansen / [email protected] finished, winning all of our team, with Cutter Copeland Centralia’s Vidal Griin shoots a jumper against Lower Columbia on Saturday in Michael Smith Gymnasium. finals matched.” (106) taking fourth, Stuard Centralia wrestles in an Barta (182) taking third, Tyr- Evergreen 2A Conference ick Weyrauch (195) finishing dual meet at rival W.F. West second and Lower Columbia Surges Past Trailblazers on Thursday. Adna will wrestle its fi- By The Chronicle nal 2B league match on Fri- The Tiger girls wrestlers The Trailblazers came out competed at the Jaguar Invite day in Ilwaco. Tenino will host Eatonville in an Ever- with a spirited effort, but NWAC on Saturday at Emerald Ridge West Region rival Lower Colum- High School on Saturday, green 2A/1A League dual on Wednesday. bia was able to pull away in the where Jordan Christin won second half for a 74-65 victory the 170-pound champion- Saturday in Centralia. ship. Tyler Jorgenson finished Three Locals Reach Finals at The win kept Lower Colum- co-fifth (145), and Veronica Rubber Chicken Invite bia undefeated in league play Chigo was fourth (110). with a 5-0 record, while drop- Centralia’s boys and girls KALAMA — A trio of lo- cal grapplers made the finals ping the Blazers to 1-4. will wrestle at the Washing- Joshua Broughton posted a ton Invite on Saturday. here Saturday at Kalama's 16- team Rubber Chicken Invite double-double with 13 points wrestling tournament. and 11 rebounds for Centralia Four Pirates, Two Beavers Win Rochester's Jacob Paris but that wasn’t enough to keep at Willapa Harbor Invite took second at 120 pounds, pace with the Red Devils, who RAYMOND — The Pi- while Toledo/Winlock's Dal- shot 50 percent from the floor Centralia’s Dane Fjeld (right) tries to corral a loose ball against Lower Columbia on rates had four individual ton Yoder was second at 220. after halftime. Saturday. Centralia led 26-25 at the in- champions here Saturday to Toledo/Winlock's Seth Nich- Palu-Thompson led the Red with five rebounds and three as- ols was also a runner-up, at termission, but Lower Columbia finish fourth, as a team, at the Devils with 21 points each. sists. Willapa Harbor Invite wres- 285. outscored the Trailblazers by 10 Vidal Griffin notched 11 tling tournament. Rochester's Adrian Ne- points the rest of the way. Centralia (1-15, 1-4 league) Matthew Slape, Ashton grette (145) and Jacob Binion Lawrence Russell and Keun points for the Trailblazers along hosts Green River on Wednesday. Dowell, Braxton Dowell and (285) were each co-fifth, and Tanner Fields all came out Toledo's Seth Lindsey (182) on top for Adna, while Riley was co-fifth. Noonan and Jordan Antill Rochester will host Elma were both winners for Tenino. in an Evergreen 2A/1A The Pirates scored 127 League dual on Wednesday. team points with just six Toledo/Winlock will wrestle wrestlers’ points counting to- at Ilwaco's mix-and-match wards that total. event on Friday.

Girls C2BL Girls Basketball Standings Continued from Sports 1 Team Lg. Ov. outscored 17-14 in the fourth Napavine 12-1 13-2 quarter — and went 9 of 26 from Toutle Lake 12-1 13-1 the foul line in the loss. Adna 9-4 10-5 Toledo’s Anna Tauscher, Hal- Wahkiakum 9-4 10-5 ey Tauscher and Alyssa Ewers Morton-WP 8-5 10-5 combined to go 18 of 26 from Onalaska 6-7 7-8 the foul line in the second half, Toledo 5-8 6-9 and the Indians were 20 of 32, Winlock 3-10 4-11 Brandon Hansen / [email protected] total, from the line. Pe Ell 1-12 1-14 Centralia’s Susan Kenney takes the ball upcourt as Lower Columbia’s Sam Boyce (left) and Carissa Cannon (right) defend on “It’s been our Achilles heel Mossyrock 0-13 1-14 Saturday in Centralia. all season,” MWP coach Tom lead back at 10. tralia squad with just seven Griffith said. “We just couldn’t “They basically just shot bet- Blazers Centralia, again, rallied, with players suited up, five of whom keep up with their great free- ter than us, and were able to Sydnie Cole-Vogler sandwiching are freshmen. throw shooting.” beat us up and down the court,” Continued from Sports 1 3-pointers around an LCC free “We’re still learning, just still Ewers finished with 16 points Mossyrock coach Darin Bullock throw, but Cole-Vogler’s fifth trying to find ourselves. It’s been to lead Toledo, while Anna said. and stayed atop the standings and final foul put Toutle Lake that way the last three or four Tauscher added 13. Paige Moorcroft added 6 with a 65-58 win at Michael product Bailey Hockett on the games, we’re just not in sync,” Haley Kolb led MWP with 15 points for Mossyrock (1-14, 0-13 Smith Gymnasium. foul line with 1:20 left, where Schutz said. “I hate to say it, but points and eight boards. Chris- “We competed tonight. We league), which plays at Adna to- she converted 1 of 2 to put the we’re still trying to find our- tine Robbins added 11 points just didn’t execute as well as I’d night. Devils’ cushion at 3. selves a bit.” and eight rebounds. like in certain aspects,” Blazer The Blazers’ 3-point attempt Susan Kenney finished with Morton-White Pass (10-5, Duryea’s Bucket Seals Win for coach Shane Schutz said. “But 8-5 league) hosts Wahkiakum I can’t discourage how hard we was off on the other end, setting 17 points to lead Centralia, on 6 tonight in Randle. Toledo (6-9, Loggers fought, and we put ourselves in a up Hankins’ key foul shots. of 9 shooting from the floor. 5-8 league) hosts Onalaska, also ONALASKA — The Log- position to win.” Alisha Sorenson added a late “Every time she got open, she tonight. gers slipped past Winlock, 30-28, Hankins finished with 26 bucket for the Blazers, but Hock- knocked it down, so credit her here on Saturday thanks to a key points on 11 of 18 shooting, and ett went 4 of 4 from the stripe in for that,” Meadors said. “We just play late in the fourth. hit a pair of free throws to give the last 30 seconds for the final needed to limit how many looks Souvenir Goes Off as Mules Beat margin. she got, and I think we did that, Mossyrock Nicolle Duryea swiped the the Red Devils a 5-point lead ball, drove down court and with 51 seconds to play. “Centralia plays so hard, you as much as possible.” MOSSYROCK — Peyton scored at the last second to give Lower Columbia stretched just know you’re going to be in Cole-Vogler tallied 11 with Souvenir scored 36 points, and Onalaska the Central 2B League its lead to 10 on a Hankins for a dogfight,” LCC coach Chad 13 rebounds, and Sorenson add- Wahkiakum ran past Mossy- girls hoops victory. jumper with 7:43 left to play, but Meadors said. “What we did re- ed 11 points and seven boards. rock, 65-39, here Saturday in Duryea finished with 11 back-to-back buckets by Molly ally well tonight was execute. Katie Whitten tallied five re- C2BL girls hoops action. points, while Maggie Howsden Cooper brought the Blazers back Offensively, we got the shots bounds and five assists, while The Mules stretched out a 34- led Winlock with 8. within 6 at 53-47 and prompted where we wanted to get them.” Tiana Thompson added 8 points, 17 lead by halftime, then added Onalaska (7-8, 6-7 league) a full-court press from Centra- The Red Devils worked out six rebounds and four assists. 21 in the third quarter. plays at Toledo tonight. Winlock lia. of a zone defense nearly the The loss drops Centralia to Lainee Grose led Mossyrock (4-11, 3-10) plays at Toutle Lake, The Devils, though, broke entire game, forcing 23 Blazer 4-1 in league play (13-7 overall) with 23 points, but the Vikings also tonight. the press, and Hankins dished turnovers and making work- will host Green River in an- shot just 29 percent from the Note: Toutle Lake beat Pe Ell, off to Keahi-lele Roy and scored ing the ball into the paint dif- other West Region matchup on field. 50-20, on Saturday. on the next possession to put the ficult — particularly for a Cen- Wednesday. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 SPORTS

Prep Girls Basketball Beavers Blow Past Spartans 51-19 By The Chronicle Centralia picked up the 47-35 TENINO — The Beavers put victory — their eleventh of the the clamps on Forks, notching a season — behind 18 points and 51-19 Evergreen 2A/1A Division eight rebounds from Alyx Fast. victory here on Monday. Kaylee “It was a struggle in the first Schow led Tenino with 12 points, half when they came with their while Felicia Grubbe added an- halfcourt trap,” Centralia coach other 11 points. Doug Ashmore said. “We had “We had some buckets fall, plenty of opportunities but just there was some good rebounding couldn’t hit anything.” and we were running plays hard,” The Tigers were 6 of 20 in the Tenino coach Tano Bailon said. first half, but led 7-3 after one “It was good to see all things quarter and 15-13 at halftime. clicking.” “We made some adjustments Forks scored just 3 points at halftime and the girls re- in the first quarter and trailed sponded,” Ashmore said. the Beavers 28-12 at halftime. Centralia went on a 15-5 run Tenino went on a 17-2 run in the in the third quarter and held on third quarter to ice the win. for the win. Both Madi Crews Keilah Dowies came back and Ellie Corwin added 12 from injury and put in 4 points points. Crews also had six assists for the Beavers, while Merissa and five rebounds. Corwin post- Richardson had 9 points and ed a double-double by adding 10 Rhian Mathis added 7. rebounds. Tenino (2-12, 2-9 league) “Our bench is also doing a hosts Seton Catholic on Tuesday. nice job contributing,” Ashmore said. “There’s no drop-off defen- Tigers Adjust, Down 3A Kelso sively and they do all the little KELSO — It wasn’t pretty in things.” the first half, but the Tigers got Centralia (11-6, 1-2 league) the job done against nonleague plays at Evergreen 2A Confer- 3A foe Kelso here on Monday. ence foe Black Hills on Friday. NFL Police Recommend Charges Against Seahawks FB Derrick Coleman Brandon Hansen / [email protected] BELLEVUE (AP) — Police lighter, a glass spoon pipe with Lower Columbia’s Katie Hankins guards Centralia’s Tiana Thompson Saturday night at Michael Smith Gymnasium. recommended felony charges of tarry residue, one open bag vehicular assault and hit-and- of "synthetic cannabinoid" and Bearcats to a state championship and I’ve always had older girls run against Seattle Seahawks three unopened bags of "synthet- Hankins her senior year, Hankins headed to guide me — or just older girls fullback Derrick Coleman on ic cannabinoid" in Coleman's down Interstate 5 to Lower Co- that were so scoring-minded.” Monday for an October car crash truck after the crash. Police said Continued from Sports 1 lumbia College, where coach The key, Meadors said, was after which he acknowledged Coleman showed signs of being Chad Meadors was — and, more helping Hankins realize that smoking synthetic marijuana. impaired during field sobriety Hankins scored 26 points — importantly, is — happy to have she wouldn’t be playing against one off her career high — and The King County Prosecu- tests, but blood tests taken sev- her aboard. a front line of 6-foot-3 players tor's Office confirmed having re- eral hours after the crash did went 11 of 18 from the field, with Hankins is 16th in the every day, in practice or on the nine rebounds, as her Red Dev- ceived the charging recommen- not show the drug Coleman ac- NWAC in scoring, at 15.7 points court. Working with LCC as- dations from the Bellevue Police knowledged taking. ils won, 65-58, in a battle of the a game, and shooting 52.2 per- sistant Darren Schwegler helped two best teams in the NWAC Department after completion of Coleman's attorney, Steve cent from the field. Only three her find her own identity in the the investigation. There was no Hayne, said Monday that video West Region. players in the entire NWAC are post, and build on a solid fresh- “She’s a great kid. Obviously, timeline given on when the pros- he took of Coleman at the jail scoring more, and more effi- man campaign — 5.5 points, 4.4 ecutor's office may reach a charg- following the crash showed he we don’t like seeing her in a Red ciently, than Hankins, who has rebounds a game — to come Devil uniform, but if there’s an- ing decision. was lucid and did not appear im- scored in double-figures every into her own as a sophomore. According to the police re- paired. Hayne said the 101-page other program that she needed game and leads the 13-8 Red Hankins also credits im- to play for, it’d be LC,” Blazer port, Coleman told police he had report released by Bellevue Po- Devils in scoring (15.7 a game) proved conditioning and confi- smoked "Spice" — lumped in as lice was intended to make Cole- coach Shane Schutz said. “She and rebounding (7.5). dence for the improvement. played well in front of her home synthetic marijuana — about an man look bad, calling it a "mani- How important is she? “It’s a lot different for me, but hour before the crash. Coleman's festo." crowd, and that’s all the effort Against Highline last Wednes- I think I’ve been able to take on that she’s put in to become a bet- truck was traveling at 60 mph in "Why are they putting all of day, Meadors said, Hankins the role, and I’ve done the job, a 35 mph zone and hit a Honda this stuff in (the report) that is ir- ter basketball player.” picked up two quick fouls and for the most part, this season,” If there were any nerves, they Civic. relevant and prejudicial?" Hayne sat out the majority of the first she said. “As long as I stay out of Coleman's foot remained said. certainly weren’t warranted. Es- half. The Red Devils trailed by foul trouble.” pecially not the way Hankins on the accelerator for several Prior to the crash, traffic 16 at halftime, but came back to seconds after the initial impact cameras in the area twice cap- has been playing. HANKINS HAS NO win, 57-51. definite plans with the Civic, driving it 260 tured Coleman driving out of his “We had a hard time playing for playing once her time’s up THE BIGGEST ACCOLADE of Han- feet down the road until it was lane. Witnesses described Cole- through other people,” Meadors in Longview, beyond finding a pushed off the roadway, up a hill man as "aggravated" and "inco- kins’ prep basketball career at said. “For her to come out and situation with which she’s happy. and flipped over, according to herent" following the accident W.F. West came in her senior get out to a good start, for us Meaders, though, said there’s the police report. The driver of and said he fled barefoot despite season, when she was voted to to come out and emphasize no doubt Hankins can play at the Civic suffered a broken col- being told to stay, according to the Evergreen 2A Conference’s making it a point to get her the the next level. larbone and a head injury. the report. Police discovered All-League team. ball — we can really play at full “Finding a 6-foot post player Synthetic marijuana is not Coleman a short distance from The All-League second team, strength, and be as good as we that can fill it up — she’s shoot- actually marijuana, but typi- the crash and described him as to be specific. can be, if we’re playing through ing 53 percent from the field, cally consists of designer drugs clam and cooperative. Such was life for a 5-foot-11 her.” and most of her game is in that — sometimes similar to amphet- Coleman just completed his forward in Chehalis at the time; It’s high praise for a high mid-range, she’s super effective amines — sprayed onto plant fourth season with the Seahawks Hankins, in her last two seasons, school role player — which Han- there — that’s unheard of,” he matter, then smoked. and is a restricted free agent this played with three forwards — kins is quick to admit she was. said. “This is not your normal Police said they discovered a offseason. Nike McClure, Tiana Parker “In high school, I was kind post player. We’ll have no prob- and Julie Spencer — who would of hanging out. I’d get a few lem finding a (NCAA Div. 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Women’s College Basketball UW Women Enter AP Top 25 for First Time Since 2003 SEATTLE (AP) — Washing- ton coach Mike Neighbors has the Huskies back in the Top 25 for the first time in nearly 13 years. They entered The Associated Press women's basketball poll on Monday at No. 25, buoyed by a four-game winning streak. It's the first appearance for the school in the poll since March 3, 2003. "Ten years ago I could beat them on breaking news," Neigh- bors said of sharing the news. "They will probably know before I tell them. We'll talk about it, keep it in perspective, do some- thing fun with it. We're off today but we'll have a group text mes- sage or something like that." Washington has been on quite a run lately, knocking off UCLA and USC last weekend — the first sweep of ranked teams since 2001. Led by the nation's

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] top scorer Kelsey Plum, the Members of the W.F. West girls wrestling warm up at a practice last Tuesday in Chehalis. The irst-year program has 20 participants. Huskies are one victory short of matching last season's squad that Association for the last decade. ning.” or four girls still here after four won 16 of its first 20 games. Wrestling Dodd’s daughter, Alexis, is cur- Of the 20 girls, only three weeks,” Dodd said. “Here we are To achieve that mark, Wash- rently on the roster. had prior wrestling experience, about three weeks away from ington will have to figure out Continued from Sports 1 What is now 20 wrestlers but the majority were already in- postseason and we still have 18 a way to beat No. 16 Stanford on Friday night. The Huskies stated two last season with just volved in other athletics. Many wrestlers. That’s a testament to “With the trend of USA wres- haven't won there since 1999, one two: 130-pounder Cassandra saw wrestling as a chance to them and the administration for tling, girls wrestling has be- of only four victories ever on the Shipman and 125-pounder reach and maintain proper con- supporting the program.” come a big part of it now,” Ar- road against the Cardinal for the Kayla Weed. Practicing with the ditioning for whatever other In a document describ- redondo said. “We recently went boys at the time, Shipman made sports they may be involved in. school. to a tournament in Kelso and ing the outlook of this season’s "They're coming off a loss and her way into the state tourna- “I think that as girls see the squad, Arredondo predicted there were 400 girls. I was over- ment while Weed was a state opportunities that are available I'm sure they'll have 100 percent whelmed seeing that many. It’s a solid postseason run for the focus," said Neighbors, who has alternate. to them and look at wrestling as girls. He also stated that from only going to get bigger.” Before Arredondo had even an opportunity not a disadvan- been the head coach for three Joining Arredondo on the the very first practice, the girls years at Washington. "Stanford's been approached for the coach- tage to them, they’re going to “have shown that they are very coaching staff is George Dodd, ing position, the team had al- use that to an advantage for oth- used to playing ranked teams, it competitive and eager to learn.” won't add anything to them that a man that Arredondo remem- ready been formed and commit- er sports,” Dodd said. “We have Not only does the program we are ranked." bers coaching as a 9-year-old ted, with Shipman and Weed a lot of girls that are involved in promote yet one more posi- After Friday's game, the Hus- in the same mezzanine of W.F. to thank. The two girls were other sports and they’re using kies will face California on Sun- West High School that the girls instrumental in the establish- this as a catalyst as well.” tive outlet and conditioning for practice in today. other sports, it also has trans- day. They've only swept that road ment of the team, recruiting 18 The program didn’t come trip once and that came back in “Yeah, me and Tony have others to join the roster for the to be without a certain amount lated well to the classroom and come full circle,” Dodd said. an overall better attitude in the 1987. inaugural season. Weed noted a of skepticism. Arredondo and UConn remained No. 1 after “We’ve always kept in con- relationship between herself and Dodd credited the adminis- girls. tact over the years, and when “The teachers have even come two more wins by an average of other female competitors across tration for their support, but 54 points. The Huskies are fol- I got this offer to come coach I up to us and said they notice a schools — a culture that she said there was early skepticism lowed by South Carolina, Notre thought it would be a great op- wanted to recreate with a team about how long the roster would difference in the girls,” Arre- dondo said. “What it does is it Dame, Baylor and Maryland. portunity to help him out.” of her own. stay robust. Now outfitted with Texas, Ohio State and Arizona builds self-esteem. There are a Dodd has never been a “We’re all really close and brand new uniforms and equip- State stayed in their positions as stranger to a wrestling mat, still supportive,” Weed said of her ment, the Lady Bearcats team lot of things these girls can do the top eight teams in the poll re- grappling to this day. He has friendships with wrestlers from has proven doubters wrong thus that they never really knew they mained unchanged. spent 20 years as a wrestling of- other schools. “We’re all going far since its inception. could. It teaches them there isn’t With Washington entering ficial and has been part of the for the same cause, no matter “We had someone say that anything they can’t do with the the poll, the Pac-12 conference the WIAA Wrestling Officials what the school, and that’s win- there were only going to be three right mindset.” has five teams ranked again. Arizona State leads the way at College Basketball No. 8. The Sun Devils, who are unbeaten in conference play this season, are followed by No. 9 Or- Poeltl, Utah Holds Off Washington in Overtime 80-75 egon State, No. 15 UCLA and No. 16 Stanford. By Tim Booth points for Washington before USC spent one week in the The Associated Press fouling out late in regulation Top 25 meaning half the league and Noah Dickerson added 14, has been ranked this season. SEATTLE — In the bigger but the Huskies dropped into a picture of what Larry Kryst- tie with Oregon for the top spot kowiak has built at Utah it might in the conference with Utah in not seem like much of an accom- a group of six teams sitting one College Basketball plishment. game behind the leaders at 4-3. For the Utes, pulling off a "Utah is a team that we talk- Oklahoma Stays weekend road sweep of confer- ed about that you have to liter- ence games for the first time No. 1 in AP Poll, since becoming members of the ally take the game from them," Pac-12 was a big deal. Washington coach Lorenzo Ro- North Carolina "I talked about let's do what- mar said. "They won't hand it Right Behind ever we can necessary within the over to you. And we weren't able rules to do something our pro- to do that." By The Associated Press gram hasn't done before," Kryst- Oklahoma, despite kowiak said. "It's a little bit ironic, OVERTIME losing to Iowa State last this was our first road win ever a Bonam and Potelt combined week, remains No. 1 in few years back and now we man- for the first six points of over- The Associated Press col- aged to get a couple of W's." time for Utah, and a free throw lege basketball poll. Un- Jakob Poeltl scored 29 points like last week, when the and grabbed 10 rebounds, Lo- from Jordan Loveridge gave the Utes a 73-69 lead with 2:08 left. Sooners were a unani- renzo Bonam had two key bas- mous No. 1, North Caro- kets early in overtime, and Utah Andrews added free throws for the Huskies and after Bonam’s lina is a close second. knocked Washington from first Oklahoma (16-2) re- place in the Pac-12 with an 80-75 drive rimmed out, Malik Dime’s rebound dunk pulled Washing- ceived 36 first-place votes overtime win on Sunday night. from the 65-member na- Poeltl and the Utes (15-5, 4-3 ton even at 73. Poeltl hit a pair of tional media panel on Pac-12) overcame awful shoot- free throws with 53 seconds left Monday, seven more than ing in the first half to complete a for a 75-73 lead and Washington sweep of the Washington schools failed to get a shot on its next the Tar Heels (18-2), who and hand the Huskies just their possession during a scramble for remained second. second conference loss. But they the loose ball. Iowa jumped from The Associated Press needed an extra five minutes af- Elaine Thompson / Kuzma split a pair of free ninth to third, the Hawk- ter David Crisp's 3-pointer with Washington’s Andrew Andrews, left, fouls Utah’s Kyle Kuzma on a shot in overtime throws with 21 seconds left, giv- eyes’ highest ranking 16.5 seconds left in regulation Sunday in Seattle. Utah won 80-75. ing the Huskies a chance to tie, since January 1987. They but Murray’s 3-point attempt were followed by Kansas tied the game at 66. spark early in overtime scoring conference play, while backcourt The Utes won their third was short. Poeltl added four and Texas A&M, which is on a pair of drives to put Utah in mate Dejounte Murray struggled straight since getting routed at more free throws in the final 10 at its highest ranking ever. front. Poeltl's free throws with 53 with just eight points on 4-of-16 home by Oregon. seconds for the final margin. Villanova, Xavier, Mary- "We've found a little bit of a seconds left gave the Utes a 75-73 shooting. Murray did have 13 re- land, West Virginia and lead and Utah made 7 of 8 at the bounds and six assists. rhythm and we're more confi- TIP-INS Providence round out the dent on offense and we're back to free-throw line in the final min- Andrews and Murray were Top Ten. what we used to do getting stops," ute of overtime to hold on. averaging nearly 45 points per WASHINGTON: Donaven Dors- Wichita State, Oregon Poeltl said. "It's going a lot better Andrew Andrews led Wash- game combined in conference ey, who had not scored in eight and Notre Dame — all of now." ington (13-6, 5-2) with 17 points play coming into the game. games, hit the Huskies first whom have been ranked Poeltl made 8 of 14 shots before fouling out late in over- "It's not like you're going to 3-pointer of the game and had during the season — are and was tremendous at the free- time, but the Utes were outstand- shut those guys out but for each five points in the first half. ... the week’s newcomers throw line where he made 13 of ing in slowing down the high- of them to have two points at Andrews topped the 1,500-point replacing Butler, South- 16 attempts. Bonam added 12 est-scoring guard combo in the halftime I thought was big," mark in his career, becoming the ern California and South points and Kyle Kuzma finished Pac-12. Andrews was held under Krystkowiak said. 12th player in school history to Carolina. with 11. Bonam gave the Utes a 24 points for the first time in Marquese Chriss scored 15 reach the mark. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 SPORTS

Scoreboard —.500 Reb. N/A Rainier Christian 51, Crosspoint 35 Atlanta 27 19 .587 — Sports on the Air Preps Mossyrock (39) — Nichols 3, Reardan 35, Wilbur-Creston 32 Miami 24 21 .533 2½ Local Prep Schedule Moorcroft 6, Schultz 3, Grose 23, Nel- Richland 66, Pasco 37 Charlotte 21 23 .477 5 TUESDAY, Jan. 26 TUESDAY, January 26 son 1, Carlson 3 River View 44, Wahluke 33 Washington 20 22 .476 5 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Boys Basketball FG: 12 of 41 —.293 FT: 4 of 10 Rogers (Spokane) 69, Medical Lake 67 Orlando 20 23 .465 5½ 3:30 p.m. Centralia at Kelso, 7 p.m. —.400 Reb. N/A Selah 65, Othello 20 Central Division FS1 — Creighton at Georgetown Prairie at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Selkirk 51, Columbia (Hunters) 9 Cleveland 31 12 .721 — Girls Basketball At Morton Shorecrest 62, Shorewood 54 Chicago 25 19 .568 6½ 4 p.m. W.F. West at Prairie, 7 p.m. INDIANS 52, TIMBERWOLVES 49 Southridge 59, Kennewick 56 Detroit 24 21 .533 8 CBSSN — Memphis at UCF Rochester at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. Toledo 9 14 12 17 —52 St. George’s 42, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 40 Indiana 23 21 .523 8½ ESPN — Indiana at Wisconsin Seton Catholic at Tenino, 7 p.m. Morton-WP 15 10 10 14 —49 Sunnyside 64, Eastmont 48 Milwaukee 19 27 .413 13½ ESPN2 — Texas Tech at Oklahoma Onalaska at Toledo, 7 p.m. Toledo (52) — Bacon 7, A. Tauscher Sunnyside Christian 55, Mabton 50 WESTERN CONFERENCE Adna at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. 13, Ewers 16, H. Tauscher 7, Kline 2, Taholah 69, Mary Knight 41 Southwest Division ESPNU — Florida St. at Boston College Pe Ell at Napavine, 7 p.m. Bowen 7 Toledo 52, Morton/White Pass 49 San Antonio 38 7 .844 — ESPNEWS — Kansas St. at West Virginia Winlock at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. FG: 15 of 45 —.334 FT: 20 of 32 Toutle Lake 50, Pe Ell 20 Memphis 26 20 .565 12½ SEC — Mississippi St. at South Carolina Wahkiakum at Morton-White Pass —.625 Reb. 31 (Bowen 9) Valley Christian 61, Inchelium 30 Dallas 25 21 .543 13½ 5:30 p.m. (at Randle), 7 p.m. Morton-White Pass (49) — Kolb Wahkiakum 65, Mossyrock 39 Houston 25 22 .532 14 FS1 — Xavier at Providence 15, Hazen 8, Goble 2, Smathers 3, Arm- Wapato 64, Prosser 48 New Orleans 16 28 .364 21½ WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27 strong 7, King 3, Robbins 11 Waterville/Mansfield 36, White Swan 22 Northwest Division 6 p.m. Men’s College Basketball FG: 18 of 55 —.327 FT: 9 of 26 Wenatchee 63, Eisenhower 13 Oklahoma City 33 13 .717 — CBSSN — SE Louisiana at Texas A&M-CC Green River at Centralia, 8 p.m. —.346 Reb. 35 (Robbins, Kolb 8) Zillah 44, Granger 43 Portland 20 26 .435 13 ESPN — Georgia at LSU Women’s College Basketball Utah 19 25 .432 13 ESPNU — Florida at Vanderbilt Green River at Centralia, 6 p.m. At Napavine Denver 17 28 .378 15½ SEC — Tennessee at Alabama Boys Basketball TIGERS 63, PIRATES 48 College Basketball Minnesota 14 32 .304 19 Rochester at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. Adna 12 9 13 14 —48 Pacific Division 8 p.m. Toledo at Onalaska, 7 p.m. Napavine 19 23 12 9 —63 NCAA Div. I Men’s Basketball Golden State 41 4 .911 — ESPNU — San Diego St. at Nevada Mossyrock at Adna, 7 p.m. Adna (48) — Glover 2, Lorton 9, The top 25 teams in The Associ- L.A. Clippers 28 16 .636 12½ NBA BASKETBALL Pe Ell at Napavine, 7 p.m. Dotson 18, Rolfe 4, Kleemeyer 15 ated Press’ college basketball poll, with Sacramento 20 23 .465 20 4:30 p.m. Toutle Lake at Winlock, 7 p.m. FG: 13 of 43—.302 FT: 17 of 24—.708 first-place votes in parentheses, records Phoenix 14 31 .311 27 Morton-White Pass at Wahkiakum, Reb: N/A through Jan. 24, total points based on 25 L.A. Lakers 9 37 .196 32½ NBA — Oklahoma City at New York 7 p.m. Napavine (48) — White 8, Hamre points for a first-place vote through one 7:30 p.m. Wrestling 12, Olson 10, Bornstein 8, Lee 25 point for a 25th-place vote and previous Sunday’s Games NBA — Dallas at L.A. Lakers Eatonville at Tenino, 6 p.m. FG: 24 of 52—.462 FT: 10 of 20—.500 ranking: Houston 115, Dallas 104 NHL HOCKEY Elma at Rochester, 6 p.m. Reb: N/A Rec. Pts Prv Toronto 112, L.A. Clippers 94 1. Oklahoma (36) 16-2 1,592 1 Boston 112, Philadelphia 92 4:30 p.m. THURSDAY, Jan. 28 Women’s Basketball 2. North Carolina (29) 18-2 1,586 2 Brooklyn 116, Oklahoma City 106 NBCSN — Chicago at Carolina Girls Basketball At Centralia 3. Iowa 16-3 1,473 9 7 p.m. Morton-White Pass at Adna, 7 p.m. RED DEVILS 65, TRAILBLAZERS 58 4. Kansas 16-3 1,369 3 Monday’s Games NBCSN — Colorado at San Jose Mossyrock at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. L. Columbia 17 13 15 20 —65 5. Texas A&M 17-2 1,332 10 Cleveland 114, Minnesota 107 TENNIS Toledo at Winlock, 7 p.m. Centralia 12 11 17 18 —58 6. Villanova 17-3 1,261 4 Boston 116, Washington 91 Toutle Lake at Onalaska, 7 p.m. Lower Columbia (65) — Selava 3, 7. Xavier 17-2 1,186 5 Miami 89, Chicago 84 6 p.m. Napavine at Wahkiakum, 7 p.m. Hankins 26, Brejchova 7, Roy 11, Boyce 8. Maryland 17-3 1,111 7 Houston 112, New Orleans 111 ESPN2 — Australian Open, men’s & women’s Wrestling 2, Hockett 5, Cannon 5, Chartraw 6 9. West Virginia 16-3 1,105 6 Memphis 108, Orlando 102, OT quarterfinals, at Melbourne, Australia Centralia at W.F .West, 7 p.m. FG: 22 of 56 —.393 FT: 15 of 20 10. Providence 17-3 1,005 16 Detroit 95, Utah 92 WINTER SPORTS —.750 Reb. 42 (Hankins, Brejchova 9) 11. Virginia 15-4 903 13 Atlanta 119, Denver 105 11:30 a.m. Local Results Centralia (58) — Whitten 3, Cole- 12. Michigan St. 17-4 869 11 Golden State 120, San Antonio 90 Monday’s Results Vogler 11, Kenney 17, Sorenson 11, 13. SMU 18-1 838 8 NBCSN — FIS Alpine Skiing, World Cup: Girls Basketball Thompson 8, Cooper 8 14. Iowa St. 15-4 792 19 Tuesday’s Games Men’s Slalom, at Schladming, Austria At Kelso FG: 22 of 71 —.310 FT: 3 of 6 —.500 15. Miami 15-3 753 15 L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 4 p.m. TIGERS 47, HILANDERS 35 Reb. 46 (Cole-Vogler 13) 16. Louisville 16-3 719 17 Phoenix at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Washington at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27 17. Baylor 15-4 594 13 Centralia 7 8 15 17 —47 Miami at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kelso 3 10 5 17 —35 Men’s Basketball 18. Arizona 16-4 502 12 Oklahoma City at New York, 4:30 p.m. Centralia (47) — A. Fast 18, Crews At Centralia 19. Indiana 17-3 466 25 Orlando at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. 4 p.m. 12, Blaser 2, Atkins 3, Corwin 12 RED DEVILS 74, TRAILBLAZERS 65 20. Kentucky 15-4 403 23 Sacramento at Portland, 7 p.m. BTN — Rutgers at Michigan FG: 18 of 42—.429 FT: 8 of 13—.615 Lower Columbia 25 49 —74 21. Purdue 17-4 328 22 Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. CBSSN — DePaul at Butler Reb: 35 (Corwin 10, Fast 8) Centralia 26 39 —65 22. Wichita St. 14-5 151 — ESPNU — Texas A&M at Arkansas Kelso (35) — Roggow 2, Norman 7, Lower Columbia (74) — Solomon 23. Oregon 16-4 149 — Wednesday’s Games Phoenix at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Thomson 10, Haase 1, Harmen 3, Kinch 2, Bobo 7, Palu-Thompson 21, Barton 24. Duke 15-5 145 20 FS1 — St. John’s at Seton Hall Denver at Boston, 4:30 p.m. 6, Cotton-Welch 2, Lord 5, Johnson 10, 25. Notre Dame 14-5 136 — 6, Joy 6 Philadelphia at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. SEC — Auburn at Mississippi FG: 10 of 49—.204 FT: 13 of 18— Russell 21 Others receiving votes: Dayton 77, Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. .722 Reb: 27 FG: 23 of 65—.354 FT: 26 of 33— South Carolina 74, Saint Mary’s (Cal) Houston at San Antonio, 5 p.m. ESPNEWS — Tulsa at Houston .788 Reb: 46 (Russell 10) 42, Pittsburgh 38, Southern Cal 27, But- L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, 5 p.m. At Tenino Centralia (65) — K. Griffin 6, ler 26, Clemson 18, VCU 17, Hawaii 9, Charlotte at Utah, 6 p.m. 6 p.m. BEAVERS 51, SPARTANS 19 Broughton 13, V. Griffin 11, Therrien 1, Valparaiso 9, UConn 5, Utah 5, UAB 4, Dallas at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. FS1 — Stetson at Marquette Forks 3 9 2 5 —19 Ehrhorn 9, Warner 13, Fjeld 3, Fjeld 9 Chattanooga 2, Colorado 1, Grand Can- ESPNU — Baylor at Oklahoma St. League Leaders Tenino 15 13 17 6 —51 FG: 19 of 60—.317 FT: 22 of 27— yon 1, Michigan 1, Navy 1. Points SEC — Missouri at Kentucky Forks (19) — Henry 3, Kratzer 2, .815 Reb: 44 (Broughton 11) 1. Stephen Curry, GS 30.1 CBSSN — Loyola of Chicago at Wichita St. Baar 2, Goodlance 2, Woodruff 3, Le- NCAA Div. I Women’s Basketball 2. James Harden, HOU 27.5 ons 7 Prep Statewide Prep Scores The top 25 teams in The Associated 3. DeMarcus Cousins, SAC 26.7 BTN — Purdue at Minnesota FG: N/A FT: 3 of 9—.333 Reb: N/A Saturday’s Scores Press’ women’s college basketball poll, 4. Kevin Durant, OKC 26.6 8 p.m. Tenino (51) — Letts 2, Gubbe 11, BOYS BASKETBALL with first-place votes in parentheses, 5. LeBron James, CLE 25.0 ESPNU — California at Utah Mathis 7, Richardson 9, L. Dowies 2, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 61, Curlew 36 records through Jan. 24, total points CBSSN — Boise St. at UNLV Wachter 4, K. Dowies 4, Schow 12 Asotin 66, Dayton 54 based on 25 points for a first-place vote Assists 1. Rajon Rondo, SAC 11.6 FG: N/A FT: 12 of 17—.706 Reb: Bear Creek 53, Bellevue Christian 26 through one point for a 25th-place vote GOLF 2. Russell Westbrook, OKC 9.7 Bickleton 54, Klickitat/Glenwood 27 and previous ranking: 3 a.m. N/A 3. Chris Paul, LAC 9.7 Cashmere 58, Cascade (Leavenworth) 35 Rec. Pts Prv 4. John Wall, WSH 9.7 GOLF — European PGA Tour, Commercial Saturday’s Results Cle Elum/Roslyn 65, Goldendale 45 1. UConn (32) 18-0 800 1 5. Ricky Rubio, MIN 8.6 Bank Qatar Masters, first round, at Doha, Qatar Boys Basketball Colton 53, Touchet 52 2. South Carolina 19-0 765 2 5 p.m. At Onalaska Connell 90, Royal 67 3. Notre Dame 19-1 739 3 Field Goal Percentage LOGGERS 40, CARDINALS 31 Crosspoint 57, Rainier Christian 41 4. Baylor 19-1 700 4 1. DeAndre Jordan, LAC .719 GOLF — Asian Tour, SMBC Singapore Open, Winlock 2 8 12 9 —31 Davenport 60, Kettle Falls 43 5. Maryland 17-2 659 5 2. Hassan Whiteside, MIA .613 first round, at Singapore 3. Dwight Howard, HOU .612 Onalaska 4 12 4 20 —40 Davis 76, Moses Lake 51 6. Texas 18-1 651 6 4. Enes Kanter, OKC .559 8:30 p.m. DeSales 66, Prescott 52 7. Ohio St. 15-4 592 7 Winlock (31) — Dean 11, Hall 8, 5. Kenneth Faried, DEN .536 GOLF — European PGA Tour, Commercial Patching 7, Garibay 3, Gonzales 2, Mill- East Valley (Spokane) 53, Clarkston 51 8. Arizona St. 17-3 582 8 Bank Qatar Masters, second round, at Doha, Qa- er East Valley (Yakima) 60, Ellensburg 57 9. Oregon St. 16-3 539 11 Rebounds FG: 10 of 40 —.250 FT: 8 of 17 Eastmont 71, Sunnyside 63 10. Texas A&M 14-5 473 13 1. Andre Drummond, DET 15.4 tar —.470 Reb. 28 (Dean, Garibay 5) Entiat 51, Riverside Christian 36 11. Florida St. 16-4 467 14 2. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 13.3 NBA BASKETBALL Onalaska (40) — Modica 13, Beck Friday Harbor 72, Darrington 16 12. Kentucky 14-3 434 9 3. Dwight Howard, HOU 12.1 5 p.m. 11, Whitney 7, Swett 3, Huffman 3, Gra- Garfield-Palouse 55, Liberty Chr. 47 13. Mississippi St. 17-4 408 10 4. DeMarcus Cousins, SAC 11.4 5. Hassan Whiteside, MIA 11.2 ESPN — Houston at San Antonio ham 3, Duran Ilwaco 75, Northwest Chr. (Lacey) 45 14. Louisville 14-5 352 17 15. UCLA 14-5 317 20 7:30 p.m. FG: 14 of 38 —.368 FT: 6 of 11 Inchelium 59, Valley Christian 46 Blocks —.545 Reb. 25 (Swett 8) Kamiakin 47, Hanford 43 16. Stanford 15-5 290 12 1. Hassan Whiteside, MIA 3.85 ESPN — Dallas at Golden State Kennewick 57, Southridge 43 17. Miami 17-3 240 16 2. Anthony Davis, NO 2.47 NFL FOOTBALL At Morton Kiona-Benton 60, Columbia (Burbank) 45 18. Michigan St. 14-4 219 21 3. DeAndre Jordan, LAC 2.21 4:30 p.m. TIMBERWOLVES 69, INDIANS 52 La Salle 51, Naches Valley 41 19. Tennessee 12-6 209 18 4. Serge Ibaka, OKC 2.20 ESPN2 — Pro Bowl Draft, at Honolulu Toledo 10 18 11 13 —52 Lake Roosevelt 66, Bridgeport 48 20. South Florida 13-5 193 15 5. Pau Gasol, CHI 2.15 Morton-WP 18 14 18 19 —69 Lapwai, Idaho 58, Pomeroy 35 21. Oklahoma 13-5 143 19 NHL HOCKEY Steals Toledo (52) — Hansen 8, R. Wal- Medical Lake 55, Rogers (Spokane) 49 22. Missouri 16-4 140 23 5 p.m. 1. Russell Westbrook, OKC 2.46 23. DePaul 15-6 123 24 lace 14, J. Wallace 24, Vermilyea 6 Morton/White Pass 69, Toledo 52 2. Kyle Lowry, TOR 2.23 NBCSN — Philadelphia at Washington FG: 18 of 50—.360 FT: 7 of 8—.875 Mossyrock 77, Wahkiakum 46 24. West Virginia 16-4 108 25 3. Ricky Rubio, MIN 2.21 7:30 p.m. Reb: 24 (Hansen 7) Northwest Chr. (C) 64, Springdale 32 25. Washington 15-4 80 — 4. John Wall, WSH 2.15 Morton-White Pass (69) — K. Oakesdale 50, St. John-E/Lacrosse 40 Others receiving votes: Florida 46, 5. Chris Paul, LAC 2.08 NBCSN — Colorado at Los Angeles Poquette 23, Elledge 4, Hart 8, M. Po- Odessa-Harrington 52, Northport 35 Green Bay 34, George Washington 18, TENNIS quette 17, Erskine 2, LaClef 15 Onalaska 40, Winlock 31 Purdue 17, Oklahoma St. 15, Duke 10, 5:30 p.m. FG: 22 of 46—.478 FT: 21 of 33— Prosser 74, Wapato 67 UTEP 10, San Diego 9, Colorado St. 8, ESPN2 — Australian Open, women’s semifi- .636 Reb: 27 (M Poquette 11) Pullman 74, West Valley (Spokane) 48 BYU 7, Albany (NY) 2, Syracuse 1. NHL nals, at Melbourne, Australia Quincy 58, Grandview 39 NHL Standings Richland 83, Pasco 34 At Napavine EASTERN CONFERENCE TIGERS 56, PIRATES 48 River View 66, Wahluke 54 Atlantic Division THURSDAY, Jan. 28 Adna 14 7 10 17 —48 Seattle Academy 75, Overlake School 68 NFL W L OT Pts COLLEGE BASKETBALL Napavine 12 15 15 14 —56 Selah 81, Othello 28 Florida 28 15 5 61 National Football League 4 p.m. Adna (48) — Young 3, Weed 8, Selkirk 53, Columbia (Hunters) 12 Detroit 25 16 8 58 Wild-card Playoffs Trotter 13, Rigdon 16, Apperson 2, In- Shorecrest 59, Shorewood 56, OT Boston 26 17 5 57 CBSSN — Robert Morris at Mount St. Mary’s Saturday, Jan. 9 gle 4, Moon 2 St. George’s 67, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 65 Tampa Bay 26 18 4 56 ESPN — Cincinnati at UConn Kansas City 30, Houston 0 Montreal 24 21 4 52 FG: 21 of 53 —.396 FT: 5 of 14 Sunnyside Christian 54, Mabton 53, OT Pittsburgh 18, Cincinnati 16 Ottawa 23 20 6 52 ESPN2 — Notre Dame at Syracuse —.357 Reb: 29 (Trotter 11) Taholah 72, Mary Knight 39 Sunday, Jan. 10 Toronto 17 20 9 43 ESPNU — Iowa at Maryland Napavine (56) — D. Stanley 1, W. Toutle Lake 60, Pe Ell 46 Seattle 10, Minnesota 9 Buffalo 19 26 4 42 4:30 p.m. Stanley 12, P. Stanley 22, Filley 14, Pur- Walla Walla 56, Chiawana 45 Green Bay 35, Washington 181 Metropolitan Division vis 5, C. Van Wyck 2 Warden 53, Tonasket 42 Washington 35 8 3 73 FS1 — UAB at Western Kentucky FG: 20 of 53 —.377 FT: 8 of 15 Wellpinit 57, Cusick 44 N.Y. Rangers 27 17 5 59 6 p.m. Divisional Playoffs —.533 Reb: 38 (W. Stanley, VanWyck 9) Wenatchee 55, Eisenhower 33 N.Y. Islanders 25 16 6 56 Saturday, Jan. 16 BTN — Ohio St. at Illinois White Swan 59, Waterville/Mansfield 48 New Jersey 25 19 5 55 New England 27, Kansas City 20 Pittsburgh 23 17 7 53 CBSSN — SE Missouri at SIU-Edwardsville At Pe Ell Wilbur-Creston 60, Reardan 46 Arizona 26, Green Bay 20, OT Carolina 22 20 8 52 DUCKS 60, TROJANS 46 Zillah 93, Granger 59 ESPN — Michigan St. at Northwestern Sunday, Jan. 17 Philadelphia 20 18 8 48 Toutle 12 17 12 19—60 ESPN2 — Oregon at Arizona Carolina 31, Seattle 24 Columbus 18 27 5 41 Pe Ell 8 9 18 11—46 GIRLS BASKETBALL Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 WESTERN CONFERENCE ESPNU — Richmond at George Washington Toutle Lake (60) — Hoff 17, Gra- Almira/Coulee-Hartline 66, Curlew 13 Central Division ROOT — Santa Clara at Gonzaga benhorst 6, Swanson 4, Risner 5, Buck Archbishop Murphy 38, Bellevue Chr. 34 Chicago 33 15 4 70 Conference Championships 7 p.m. 4, Porter 1, Jorgenson 12, Adams 2, Iver- Auburn 32, Nathan Hale 22 Dallas 31 14 5 67 Sunday, Jan. 24 son 9 Chiawana 95, Walla Walla 64 St. Louis 28 16 8 64 FS1 — Washington at UCLA AFC Minnesota 23 17 9 55 FG: 19 of 37—.514 FT: 17 of 24— Cle Elum/Roslyn 54, Goldendale 37 7:30 p.m. New England at Denver, 12:05 p.m. Colorado 26 21 3 55 .708 Reb: N/A Colton 58, Touchet 55 (CBS) Nashville 22 18 8 52 PAC-12 — Washington State at USC Pe Ell (46) — Arrington 6, Jurek 7, Columbia (B) 34, Kiona-Benton 25 NFC Winnipeg 21 24 3 45 8 p.m. Smith 3, Shepherd 5, Lusk 20, Toepelt 5 Connell 63, Royal 23 Arizona at Carolina, 3:40 p.m. (FOX) Pacific Division FG: 15 of 38—.395 FT: 12 of 21— Cusick 68, Wellpinit 57 Los Angeles 30 15 3 63 ESPNU — Loyola Marymount at BYU .571 Reb: N/A Davenport 48, Kettle Falls 40 San Jose 25 18 4 54 GOLF Pro Bowl DeSales 65, Prescott 21 Arizona 24 19 5 53 Sunday, Jan. 31 8:30 a.m. At Mossyrock East Valley (Spokane) 53, Clarkston 51 Vancouver 20 18 11 51 At Honolulu Anaheim 21 18 7 49 GOLF — LPGA Tour, Pure Silk Bahamas VIKINGS 77, MULES 46 Ellensburg 44, East Valley (Yakima) 33 Team Rice vs. Team Irvin, 4 p.m. Calgary 21 23 3 45 LPGA Classic, first round, at Paradise Island, Ba- Wahkiakum 10 20 33 46 —46 Friday Harbor 43, Darrington 20 (ESPN) Edmonton 19 26 5 43 hamas Mossyrock 15 39 55 77 —77 Garfield-Palouse 45, Liberty Chr. 42 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Wahkiakum (46) — Grandview 52, Quincy 25 Noon L. Brown Super Bowl for overtime loss. Ilwaco 66, Northwest Chr. (Lacey) 50 6, Moore 23, Ferguson 2, Z. Brown 10, Sunday, Feb. 7 GOLF — PGA Tour, Farmers Insurance Tuesday’s Games Quigley 5 Kamiakin 70, Hanford 34 At Santa Clara, Calif. Open, first round, at San Diego La Salle 49, Naches Valley 40 Anaheim at Boston, 4 p.m. FG: 15 of 43 —.349 FT: 13 of 22 TBD, 3:30 p.m. (CBS) 5 p.m. —.591 Reb: 21 Mariner 60, Overlake School 24 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Mossyrock (77) — Mendoza 4, Mead 56, West Valley (Yakima) 51 Chicago at Carolina, 4:30 p.m. GOLF — Asian Tour, SMBC Singapore Open, Nelson 36, Miles 3, Kirkley 13, Munoz Monroe 59, Kennedy 32 Columbus at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. second round, at Singapore 5, Coleman 2, Clevenger 11, Allen 3 Moses Lake 54, Davis 30 NBA Buffalo at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL FG: 29 of 64 —.453 FT: 12 of 28 Mount Vernon Chr. 36, Cedar Park Chr. (MT) 26 Toronto at Florida, 4:30 p.m. Arizona at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. —.429 Reb: 42 (Miles 11, Nelson 10) N. Idaho Chr., Idaho 35, Chr. Heritage 22 NBA Standings Nashville at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Napavine 63, Adna 48 All Times PST TNT — New York at Toronto Colorado at San Jose, 7 p.m. Girls Basketball Northwest Chr. (C) 47, Springdale 37 EASTERN CONFERENCE 7:30 p.m. Anaheim at Boston, 4 p.m. Atlantic Division At Mossyrock Oakesdale 59, St. John-Endicott/La- New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. TNT — Chicago at L.A. Lakers MULES 65, VIKINGS 39 crosse 48 W L Pct GB Chicago at Carolina, 4:30 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Wahkiakum 17 17 21 10 —65 Odessa-Harrington 40, Northport 32 Toronto 29 15 .659 — Columbus at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. 4 p.m. Mossyrock 7 10 10 12 —39 Onalaska 30, Winlock 28 Boston 25 21 .543 5 Buffalo at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Wahkiakum (65) — T. Elliott 4, Orting 48, Auburn Adventist 35 New York 22 24 .478 8 Toronto at Florida, 4:30 p.m. BTN — Northwestern at Ohio St. Souvenir 36, Mace 10, M. Elliott 3, Pea- Pullman 55, West Valley (Spokane) 45 Brooklyn 12 33 .267 17½ Arizona at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. 6 p.m. cock 6, Leitz 2, Hanson 4 Puyallup 35, Olympia 33 Philadelphia 6 39 .133 23½ Nashville at Vancouver, 7 p.m. SEC — Tennessee at Mississippi St. FG: 25 of 60 —.417 FT: 8 of 16 Rainier 56, Clatskanie, Ore. 39 Southeast Division Colorado at San Jose, 7 p.m. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 • Sports 7

NFL Broncos Scramble to Super Bowl in 20-18 Win Over NE DENVER (AP) — When a 27-for-56 day for 310 yards and Peyton Manning was watching two picks. games from the locker room a After giving it up twice on few months ago, none of this downs inside the Denver 20 seemed possible. late in the fourth quarter, Brady Manning lobbed a 40-yard pass to a dou- back on the field, ble-covered Gronkowski on playing the role fourth-and-10 to keep the late of the most deco- TD drive going. rated game man- But the Broncos barely held ager in history. on, and the franchise is now Manning headed to its eighth Super Bowl. churning his 39-year-old legs The last trip was ugly — a 43-8 around right end for a 12-yard loss to Seattle two years ago. gain and a first down. His 17-for-32 performance Manning back in the Super Sunday was not Vintage Man- Bowl. ning. But 17 completions were The strangest season of No. enough, and the two most im- 18’s Hall of Fame-ready career portant were touchdowns to will play itself out all the way to Owen Daniels, the tight end who the last game. Manning and the has played his whole career with Denver Broncos are heading to Kubiak. the Super Bowl, thanks to his ef- “He understands where he is ficient offense and a big-play de- and what we’re trying to do of- fense that saved a 20-18 victory fensively,” Elway said of his veter- over Tom Brady and the New an QB, who has a chance to walk England Patriots on Sunday. off a champion, the way No. 7 “It’s been a unique season,” did. “He has always been a great Manning said. “And this game game manager, but even more so today was a unique football now.” game.” Manning was far from per- Manning’s third-quarter fect. A dump-off screen to Ron- scramble for a first down — nie Hillman went backward, and “The run,” he called it, using air Chris Carlson / The Associated Press New England’s Jonathan Freeny quotes — might be the most cel- Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning waves to spectators following the AFC Championship game between the recovered. Two plays later, the ebrated scramble by a Broncos Denver Broncos and the New England Patriots, Sunday in Denver. The Broncos defeated the Patriots 20-18 to advance to the Patriots were on the board — but quarterback since John Elway Super Bowl. with six points, not seven, be- helicoptered in the Super Bowl, cause of Gostkowski’s miss. 18 years ago. It was certainly the tie. The Patriots had to go for 2 the onside kick and the celebra- difference. Another possible fac- A strange twist? Yes, but the most unexpected. Broncos are used to those by now. because Stephen Gostkowski tion began. tor: Bill Belichick’s decision to “He’s going to do what he has Manning’s scramble was a pushed an extra point to the Manning improved to 6-11 in pass up short field-goal attempts to do to win,” Broncos coach 180-degree difference from last Gary Kubiak said. “He’s one of right in the first quarter — his his vaunted series against Brady, twice in the fourth quarter while January, when he pulled up and the greatest competitors ever in first miss in 524 tries. but 3-1 with the AFC title on the trailing by eight. threw in the playoff loss against this league.” “All day, these guys put their line. Manning surpasses Elway “Because of the scoring situa- the Colts despite a huge swath of That play helped flip the field bodies and lives on the line, and as the oldest quarterback to take tion in the game,” Belichick said. open space in front of him. Some early in the second half for the for me to come out here and miss his team to the Super Bowl. The They’ll have the winter to de- thought his career might be over Broncos (14-4). Then, defense a kick, it’s a nightmare scenario,” Broncos will play Carolina, a 49- bate it in New England. after that game. saved the day. Gostkowski said. 15 winner over Arizona in the In Denver, the season goes on. Nope. Not after this one, ei- Manning’s fourth trip to the That left it to one play, and af- NFC game. Whether it’s been Manning ther. There’s at least one more Super Bowl wasn’t wrapped up ter the Broncos took a timeout to New England (13-5) came up lining up under center, or Brock game in his future — Feb. 7 in until cornerback Bradley Roby give DeMarcus Ware time to rest short and won’t get a chance to Osweiler, who took snaps while Santa Clara, California. picked off Brady’s pass on a and get back in the game, Aqib go back-to-back and win a fifth Manning was injured for six “I’ve really tried to take it one 2-point attempt that would have Talib stepped in front of Brady’s Lombardi Trophy. weeks, the Broncos have depend- week at a time all season long, tied it with 12 seconds left. pass and deflected it skyward. The Patriots lost their last ed on a defense that gave up the through the injuries and all the Brady hit a double-covered Roby, who forced the game- two regular season games to fewest yards in the NFL. things that have gone on,” Man- Rob Gronkowski in the back of changing fumble in last week’s squander home-field advantage. Von Miller finished with 2 ning said. “I’ve stayed in the the end zone on fourth down victory over Pittsburgh, made In a game that came down to 1/2 sacks and an interception. moment. Stayed patient. That’s from the 4 to set up the potential the pick. The Broncos recovered one play, that may have made a The Broncos harassed Brady into served me well.” Newton, Panthers Rout Cardinals, 49-15 For NFC Title

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — 10-0 lead. Superman is bringing his cape Nearly as swiftly, it was 17- and his pen to Super Bowl 50. 0. Newton fired a dart to Philly He’s leaving behind his camera. Brown. Another botched tackle, “Yeah, we are going to the Su- this one at the Carolina 47 by per Bowl. We are not going just Rashad Johnson, left Brown with to take pictures,” Cam Newton nothing but unprotected turf. said Sunday after leading the Arizona finally moved into Carolina Panthers into the big Carolina territory, only to see game with a 49-15 rout of Ari- Kawann Short sack Palmer and zona for the NFC championship. strip the ball. “We are trying to finish this thing The Cardinals kept trying, off.” and put together a 79-yard scor- That would be against Peyton ing drive on which David John- Manning and the Denver Bron- son starred after an ignominious cos in two weeks. start. He was plastered by All- “Playing the sheriff,” Newton Pro linebacker Thomas Davis said of Manning. “We’re going for a 6-yard loss on the first play to live in the moment right now. of the series, then came back to We’re going to be excited.” gain 25 yards, including a 1-yard Newton threw for two touch- TD dive. downs and ran for two others, Davis, who already had six and Carolina’s big-play defense tackles, left with a broken right stifled Arizona’s top-ranked of- forearm during that drive. fense. The 49 points were the “I will do whatever it takes (to most for an NFC title game win- play),” he said of the Super Bowl. ner. Peterson made a huge muff The NFL’s new top man at trying to field a punt later in the quarterback — Newton is an All- second period. Jonathan Stewart Pro this season — goes against ran for 17 and 23 yards — more five-time MVP Manning. Caro- missed tackles by the Arizona lina is favored by four points. “We’ve been dreaming about defense — and Newton leaped to this moment since Day 1,” New- extend the ball over the goal line ton said. “Our pen has a lot more from the 1. He followed with a dab or ink left.” Chuck Burton) / The Associated Press two, handed the ball to a fan in It will be Newton’s first trip Carolina Panthers’ Cam Newton celebrates after the NFL football NFC Championship game against the Arizona Cardinals, the end zone, and ran to the side- to the Super Bowl and the sec- Sunday in Charlotte, N.C. The Panthers won 49-15 to advance to the Super Bowl ond for the Panthers (17-1), who line to chants of “MVP! MVP!” lost to New England 12 years posed like a superhero, dabbed a er uncomfortable in the pocket The scoring started quickly, There were plenty more of ago. Denver, of course, has made bit, and pointed the Panthers to- and turning Larry Fitzgerald, as it did for the Panthers against those during the trophy cel- a habit of going to Super Bowls, ward the Bay Area. the star of last week’s overtime the Seahawks. Newton hit four ebration, and fans danced in the reaching it for a record-tying Newton finished with 335 victory against Green Bay, into passes for 35 yards on their open- stands as the loudspeaker played eighth time. yards passing and 47 rushing as a virtual non-entity. It led the ing drive and Graham Gano hit “Shout.” And while the Broncos’ de- Carolina won its 13th straight league with 39 takeaways, and at from 45 yards for a 3-0 lead. Palmer was performing like fense carried it past New Eng- home game, including three in times it made an Arizona team Criticized for being too con- anything but an MVP. land 20-18 for the AFC crown, the playoffs. that gained more yards than any- servative against Green Bay, On Arizona’s first play af- Carolina’s D was just as destruc- One of his biggest helpers was one look amateurish. Palmer let it fly from the out- ter Peterson’s muff, Palmer was tive. It picked off Carson Palmer Ted Ginn Jr., who was dumped “We wanted to come out and set. He just connected too many sacked and fumbled. Newton four times, forced two fumbles by the Cardinals after last season. play a complete game and I think times with the Panthers. gave it back when Peterson by him, and never let up the as- Ginn had a 32-yard punt return the guys up front played excep- “I kept digging us in a hole picked him off and ran 72 yards sault. to set up his weaving 22-yard TD tional,” linebacker Luke Kuechly and we just couldn’t come out of to the Carolina 23 — and Palmer Special teams also had a run, and chased down All-Pro said. “There was pressure all day.” it,” Palmer said. gave that one back with a weak takeaway, and when Carolina cornerback Patrick Peterson to Capping the barrage was Ginn’s 32-yard punt return throw Kurt Coleman intercepted grabbed a 24-7 halftime lead prevent a second-quarter touch- Kuechly, who returned an inter- set up the Panthers at the Ari- in the end zone. this time, it didn’t back off, as it down. He also had 52 yards on ception 22 yards for a score. The zona 49. Six plays later, he took At one point, the Cardinals did in nearly blowing a 31-point two receptions. 49 points were the most this sea- a pitch from Newton, headed had turnovers on three consecu- margin a week ago vs. Seattle. “Yes, it was personal,” Ginn son for Carolina, which led the left and broke a tackle by Justin tive plays: the muff, Palmer’s When Newton flew into the said. “My team knew it was per- NFL with 500. The last time a Bethel. Just as quickly as he was fumble, and Coleman’s first of end zone for a 12-yard third- sonal.” team scored as many in a confer- surrounded by red shirts, the two picks. quarter touchdown — no, he Carolina’s defense did the ence title game was 1990: Buffalo swift Ginn emerged to cut across “We’re Thieves Avenue,” Cole- didn’t have the cape on — he rest, most notably making Palm- 51, the Raiders 3 in the AFC. the field into the end zone for a man said. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 SPORTS

College Football NFL Florida State Settles Suit With Jameis Winston Accuser

By Brendan Sonnone Orlando Sentinel (MCT) ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida State has reached a settlement with Erica Kinsman, the woman who ac- cused Jameis Winston of sexual as- sault, and she has agreed to drop a Title IX lawsuit against the univer- sity. FSU will pay Kinsman $250,000, according to a release from the uni- versity. The school will pay her at- torneys an additional $700,000. “Although we regret we will never be able to tell our full story in court, it is apparent that a trial many months from now would have left FSU fighting over the past rather than looking toward its very bright future,” FSU President John

Thrasher said in a statement. “We Oscar W. Gabriel / The Associated Press have decided to instead move for- In this Feb. 20, 2015, aerial ile photo taken from the window of a commercial airliner, the site of the former Hollywood Park horse-racing track stands in Ingle- ward even though we have full faith wood, Calif. NFL owners voted Tuesday night, Jan. 12, 2016, to allow the St. Louis Rams to move to a new stadium at the site just outside Los Angeles, and the that the ultimate outcome of a trial San Diego Chargers will have an option to share the facility. The Oakland Raiders, who also wanted to move to the area, could move to Los Angeles if San Diego would have been consistent with the doesn’t, Commissioner Roger Goodell said. previous law enforcement investi- gations and retired Supreme Court Justice Major Harding’s findings in the student conduct hearing.” Furillo: Raiders Conceivably Could Move to Sacramento Kinsman’s attorneys stated the By Andy Furillo didn’t go anywhere, and Han- gether, and you’ve got enough shown expertise on profes- lump sum payment of $950,000 The Sacramento Bee (MCT) sen’s public image — around to build a 55,000-seat stadium, sional basketball retention. Its is the largest in history to a single here, anyway — wound up Carmichael Dave’s thinking minor-league baseball team is plaintiff to settle Title IX discrimi- Now that nothing but the figuratively shackled neck to goes. one of the most successful in nation claims of this kind for a Super Bowl lies between us and wrist in wooden stocks and Between Sacramento, Reno, America. The area is well po- school’s indifference to a plaintiff’s the rest of our lives, it is time to bombarded with the overrip- the East Bay and the no-man’s sitioned to accommodate the sexual assault. talk about the Oakland Raid- ened fruit from which the Big land everywhere else, there are greater Northern California “I’ll always be disappointed that ers’ future and an outer-limit Tomato takes its name. plenty of people to fill the park, sports market. In fact, the Stro- I had to leave the school I dreamed scenario that includes a home Secondly, Carmichael Dave and there are plenty of trains nach Group, which owns Santa of attending since I was little,” Kins- in Sacramento. is not out to steal anybody’s and roads and an international Anita, almost got us a race- man said in a statement. “I am The chance is small, the team. He became a star fight- airport to get them here. track once in Dixon. It would happy that FSU has committed to likelihood tiny as an atom fall- ing another guy’s grab. He’s not While Carmichael Dave be nice if they tried again but continue making changes in order ing in the universe. But there about to go two-face on Oak- has demonstrated a knack for amended that plan to put it at to ensure a safer environment for all are serious people who con- land. shaping outcomes, he still is Cal Expo instead. students. My hope is that the federal firm it as a theoretical possibil- “I do not want to do to Oak- only a superfan-turned-talk- Now for the cold water: investigation of my complaint by ity, and there is one local talk- land fans what Seattle and show-host. When it comes to The MLS, in Dolich’s observa- the Office of Civil Rights will pro- radio personality who threw it Anaheim tried to do to the moving teams and building tion, is not terribly interested duce even more positive change, not out there on Twitter, and on his Kings,” he said. stadiums in Northern Califor- in sharing stadiums with NFL show. just at FSU, but across the country.” All Dave is doing is talk- nia, the man to talk to is sports teams. “Carmichael Dave” Wei- Kinsman, under the name “Jane ing up a Northern California consultant Andy Dolich. The “I don’t see it happening” in glein says his listeners and escape route for the Raiders former executive with the A’s, the railyard, Dolich said. Doe,” filed a federal civil lawsuit followers have responded against FSU in January, stating should they fail to make a deal 49ers and Golden State War- He thinks the best spot for in “overwhelmingly positive” in Oakland. On Monday, the riors believes talk of the Raid- a Raiders stadium in Sacra- that the school violated her Title IX tones since he floated the idea rights by not appropriately inves- Raiders and the O.co Coliseum ers-to-Sacramento is interest- mento would be the hole in a couple weeks ago about the people are supposed to begin ing, and, although unlikely, the ground next to Sleep Train tigating an incident in December Raiders teaming up with Re- 2012 during which she said she was talks on a lease that will keep not at all crazy. Arena, a project that likely public FC to build a football/ the team there for at least one “I don’t think there’s any- would cost more than $1 bil- raped by Winston. The state attor- soccer stadium in the railyard. ney’s office did not charge Winston, more year. Their long-range thing that can be defined as lion. No way anybody is get- “When you have the oppor- solution remains a work in crazy in sports,” Dolich said. ting any more public money FSU’s starting quarterback, with a tunity to back two for the price crime and retired Florida Supreme progress, with cities like San “Could the Giants a long time to build stadiums around here of one, you go for it,” Dave says. Diego, Santa Clara, San Anto- ago have built essentially a pri- Court justice Major B. Harding de- anytime soon, according to the First of all, do not dismiss nio and Portland identified as vately financed ballpark right Dolich analysis, which means termined during a hearing in De- anything Carmichael Dave potential future homes for the on the bay, and would it turn Mark Davis would have to cember 2014 there was not enough says or does, especially if you’re Raiders. into one of the most beautiful bring in a billionaire partner. evidence to indicate Winston violat- a hedge fund billionaire. If Carmichael Dave thinks and respected baseball ven- Dolich doesn’t see that happen- ed the FSU student code of conduct. you do, you’re likely to have Sacramento belongs in the mix. ues in North America? Was it ing, either. Kinsman participated in a docu- your plans flyswatted into the He notes that $226 million crazy when people said no way So it was an intriguing mentary and granted interviews, cheap seats. Just ask Chris in private money already has could the 49ers move from San thought, the Sacramento Raid- publicly identifying herself as Win- Hansen, the money man who been corralled to build a sta- Francisco and build a $1.4 bil- ers, and thanks to Carmichael ston’s accuser. tried to steal the Kings from dium in the railyard when Re- lion stadium in Santa Clara Dave for giving it voice. As for Kinsman, a former student at Sacramento a couple years ago. public FC graduates to Major and still call themselves the NorCal Raiders fans, it looks FSU, stated in her complaint that He came out of it bloodied by League Soccer. Raiders owner 49ers? No, that’s not crazy. Is like you’re going to have O.co coach Jimbo Fisher and associate Carmichael Dave in Weiglein’s Mark Davis is standing at the it crazy that the Golden State Coliseum for another year. athletics director Monk Bonasorte coast-to-coast bus tour to edu- touch line with another $300 Warriors could overcome some When they finish working out knew of the sexual assault allega- cate NBA fans across the coun- million throw-in, while the significant legal hurdles and the new lease, the next step for tion in 2013. Attorneys represent- try on why the Kings should NFL drops $300 million more build a billion-dollar-plus are- Davis and the politicians will ing the school maintained the claim stay in Sacramento. into the coffin corner at North na in Mission Bay?” be to figure out a way to gut was “insufficient to establish actual Bottom line: The Kings Seventh Street. Put it all to- Sacramento already has and remodel the place. knowledge on the part of FSU,” as- serting there was no way for Fisher and Bonasorte to know that the If Panthers Win Super Bowl, They Should be Considered One of NFL’s Best Ever woman accusing Winston of rape By Scott Fowler when he leaped high to inter- was an FSU student and that neither The Charlotte Observer cept Carson Palmer right after Fisher or Bonasorte can be consid- Cam Newton was intercepted, ered an “appropriate person” under No, they won’t go unde- was superb. Title IX. feated. The Panthers lost that • Luke Kuechly recovered a Thrasher said FSU’s primary chance when they laid an egg fumble and also had an inter- reason for reaching a settlement in Atlanta in December. ception Sunday night — those with Kinsman was to avoid “mil- But if the Panthers beat were just two of the seven lions of dollars in additional litiga- Denver Feb. 7 and convincing- turnovers the Panthers forced tion expense.” ly win the Super Bowl in Santa Arizona into. Fans drowned Clara, Calif., they deserve to be “We have an obligation to our out his brief speech during the known as one of the best teams students, their parents and Florida trophy ceremony with cries of ever. taxpayers to deal with this case, as “LUUUUKE.” we do all litigation, in a financially A victory over the Broncos would push Carolina to an 18-1 • Kuechly was obviously responsible manner,” Thrasher said. concerned that fellow line- “With all the economic demands we mark, which would tie for the best record over a 19-game sea- backer Thomas Davis broke face, at some point it doesn’t make his right arm during the game, sense to continue even though we son (when the Miami Dolphins went undefeated in 1972, they saying afterward that Davis are convinced we would have pre- was “one of the best players vailed.” only had to win 17 games). Underrated for much of the on our team but a better per- FSU has implemented several Bob Leverone / The Associated Press son.” Davis said he will play in season, the Panthers will be a The Carolina Panthers’ Josh Norman (24) signals for crowd noise during the measures to enhance its response to favorite to win the Super Bowl the Super Bowl against Denver, sexual assaults since 2013, includ- irst half of an NFL divisional playof football game against the Seattle Se- however, and I would certainly over Denver. They don’t have ahawks, Sunday in Charlotte, N.C. The Panthers won 31-24. ing the hiring of a full-time Title the notoriety of the 1985 Chi- bet on him doing so. IX director. The university is being cago Bears or a few of the other • Kudos to safety Tre Bos- • The Panthers’ Philly and “sent me back out to the investigated by the Office for Civil teams, but you don’t go 17-1 by ton, who had an interception Brown (113 yards) had more Rights of the U.S. Department of accident. If the 2015 Panthers wolves” after one unproduc- and a fumble recovery Sunday Education. Kinsman’s complaint to make it to 18-1, though, they receiving yardage than Fitzger- tive year. Ginn had an incred- night and also played well in the department sparked the federal deserve to be ranked among ald, Michael Floyd and John ible game against his old team, relief of Roman Harper (eye in- investigation in March 2014. the top half-dozen teams to Brown put together (90 yards). saving a touchdown on Patrick jury). The Panthers disguised Kinsman is still engaged in a ever play in the NFL. We all saw that coming, right? Peterson’s interception return, their injury-plagued secondary lawsuit against Winston, who re- Here are some other ob- • Wide receiver Ted Ginn scoring on a 22-yard return very well. It was another great cently completed his rookie season servations I made during Sun- Jr. had a score to settle against and catching two other passes coaching job by defensive coor- with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. day’s game: Arizona, saying afterward: for 52 yards. dinator Sean McDermott, who Kinsman is suing Winston for sex- • I never thought I’d see “Yes, it was personal.” Ginn said • Kurt Coleman now has probably should have gotten a ual battery, and Winston is counter- Larry “Legend” Fitzgerald after the game he felt that the nine interceptions this season head-coaching job for 2016 but suing Kinsman for defamation. drop passes like he did Sunday Cardinals in 2014 “deep down when you include the playoffs. — luckily for the Panthers — night. didn’t feel like I could do it” The one just before halftime, appears to be sticking around. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016

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motion and spirit, dance, stunting and leader- Toledo Cheerleader to ship skills. Kayla said she is looking forward to get- Attend Selective ting more experience and learning from col- lege coaches at the camp. ‘Premier College-Prep The camp costs around $4,000, which in- cludes plane tickets, food, a room, the camp Cheer Camp’ in Hawaii itself and excursions on the islands. Murphy said they are looking for corpo- By Kaylee Osowski rate sponsors and plan to do some fundraising [email protected] so Kayla can attend the camp. Kayla Bauter began cheerleading at The first-year cheerleading adviser said age 5. she would like to go as an observing coach to She could do a backflip when she was bring that knowledge back to the squad at To- 9 years old. ledo, but it’s also $4,000 for her to attend. The now 17-year-old from Toledo will Kayla, a senior at Toledo, plans to attend be heading to a weeklong cheerleading Centralia College after graduation, and wants camp in Hawaii this summer. to keep cheerleading in her life. Out of 500 nominees from across She plans to help Murphy coach next year’s the nation for CheerHawaii USA, 125 squad. cheerleaders were chosen, three were This was actually Kayla’s first school year from Washington state, and Kayla is on the cheer squad at Toledo, which has cheer- one of them. leaders for football and basketball. “It was pretty exciting to hear that Kayla’s family moved to Toledo from Sol- she actually was chosen out of the dotna, Alaska, the summer before Kayla’s cheerleaders,” said Tina Murphy, junior year. The school holds tryouts for the cheerleading adviser at Toledo following school year in the spring, not the High School. summer, so she missed them. Murphy nominated Kayla for While living in Alaska, Kayla traveled the camp because she uses her around the state and to Hawaii and Oregon full potential, is outgoing and is a for competitions. good leader. The Toledo squad attended a National “She just gives it her best,” she Cheerleaders Association camp in Olympia said. last summer, where Kayla was named an All- Kayla said being accepted to American cheerleader and was asked to join the camp has been a nice recog- the NCA staff at camp this summer. nition for the work she’s put into As an All-American cheerleader, Kayla cheerleading for 12 years. could have participated in parades and com- CheerHawaii will be celebrating petitions with the squad, but didn’t due to the its 15th annual summer invitational cost. camp this summer and is the “pre- Kayla also plays softball and soccer at Toledo. mier college-prep cheer camp,” ac- Anyone interested in making a donation to cording to its website. help Kayla attend CheerHawaii USA can call The camp in June focuses on cheer Murphy at (360) 520-3177.

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Magnolia St., Centra- Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., In this program, actors, artists, danc- lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3521 ers, musicians and vocalists share Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- Tuesday Quilting Rebels, 10 a.m.-2 their talents to brighten the winter. Support Groups ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- Public Agencies p.m., Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl St., The program also raises funds for arts coda, (360) 736-6717 Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., Centralia, (360) 736-4671 NAMI Lewis County Connections programming. Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Tickets are $9 for adults ($10 at the Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 County Courthouse, agenda available 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical door) and $5 for children. [email protected] Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 at http://goo.gl/agwWM, (360) 740-1120 Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for Lewis County Republican Club, Visit http://www.mortonroxy.org/ Lewis County Community Network first Tuesday, potluck, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., St. people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., lunch served at noon, Woodland Es- for more information. Board, 3:30-5 p.m., second floor confer- Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 1826 SW 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- tates, Chehalis, (360) 740-9868 ence room, Lewis County Public Health Snively Ave., Chehalis, (360) 880-5134 sored by Human Response Network, S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst & Social Services Building, 360 NW Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- Mid Winter Arts Fest to North St., Chehalis (360) 748-6601 Support Groups Second Chance/Lewis County Brain 3827 or (360) 736-4163 Feature Area Artisans Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call (360) Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Libraries Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., 864-4341 or (360) 983-3166 for meeting 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) An exhibition of 10 artisans Bethel Church, for mothers with chil- location 520-0772 in this region will be on display Learn About Your Library Card, for all dren pregnancy through 6 years old, Men’s Fraternity Authentic Man- Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, 6 during the Mid Winter Arts Fest ages, noon, Centralia College East, 701 sponsored by Chehalis MOPS (Moth- hood, 6 p.m., Lewis County Gospel p.m., Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- Airport Way, Morton ers of Preschoolers), (360) 520-3841 or Mission, 72 SW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, tralia, (360) 330-0564 4-9 p.m. Saturday at Newaukum (360) 864-2168, email chehalismops@ (360) 880-3029 Lewis County Democrats, 6 p.m., Healing Arts, Onalaska. gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/ Carpenters Hall, 417 N. Pearl St., Centra- Artists whose works will be Organizations chehalismops lia, (360) 978-5190 on display include: Lewis County Republican Central NAMI Lewis County Connections Wednesday, Jan. 27 • Christopher Hodge, wood- Committee, dinner, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities working meeting, 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Support Groups 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, (360) [email protected] • Diane Newby, glass starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 “Up From Grief,” for those grieving 736-4500 Al-Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6 p.m., Jackson Highway, Chehalis the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 • Gary and Gary Jr. Verona, Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Open mic, 6-10 p.m., Jeremy’s Farm p.m., Morton Community Methodist fine wood boxes Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) (360) 736-8104 or (360) 736-6439 to Table, 476 W. Main St., Chehalis, (360) Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) • Hannah Johnson, mixed 748-1753, [email protected] Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for 748-4417 330-2640 media Writer’s Forum, 7-9 p.m., 4162 Jack- people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 • Jai Bhagwandin, beadwork son Highway, Chehalis, (360) 262-0525 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 • Jennica Burnett, acrylics Chehalis-Centralia Optimists, 6:30 sored by Human Response Network, Highway 12, Rochester, (360) 273-9884 N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) (360) 748-6601 Blood drive, by Bloodworks North- 736-9268 • Koya Johnston, watercolor 807-4733 Second Chance/Lewis County Brain west, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., St. Timothy Episco- Us Too Southwest Washington Pros- • Maia Johnson, textiles Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call (360) pal Church, 1826 SW Snively, Chehalis, tate Cancer Support Group, 7-8 p.m., • Miriam Feldman, acrylics 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) 864-4341 or (360) 983-3166 for meeting for appointment or more information, Mother Joseph Room, Providence Cen- The free event will include 520-0772 location visit http://www.bloodworksnw.org. tralia Hospital, (360) 388-6271 snacks and refreshments. Art- GriefShare, grief recovery seminar ists’ works will be available for and support group, 7-9 p.m., Mountain Tuesday, Feb. 2 View Baptist Church, 1201 Belmont Ave., Public Agencies Friday, Jan. 29 purchase. Centralia, child care provided through Riverside Fire Authority Board of Newaukum Healing Arts is Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors fifth grade, (360) 827-2172 Commissioners, 5 p.m., Headquarters Oregon Trail music and dancing, located at 1770 State Route 508. open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Men’s Fraternity Authentic Man- Station, 1818 Harrison Ave., Centralia, open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., p.m.; food available, (360) 736-9030 hood, 6 p.m., Lewis County Gospel (360) 736-3975 or sslorey@riversidefire. Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank Health and Hope Medical Out- Mission, 72 SW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, net Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 (360) 880-3029 • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 How to Get Hash Browns Perfectly Crispy

By James P. DeWan Chicago Tribune One thing I’ve said exactly 6 gajillion and 11 times is, there are more bad examples of food out there than there are good examples. Today’s topic, hash browns, is no exception. Too often, what should be a crispy, creamy, perfectly seasoned, standalone dish is reduced to little more than a bland and mushy ketchup delivery system. Let’s see what we can do to fix that.

to start with raw potatoes, the other is OK, now let’s get to the actual mak- Michael Tercha / TNS Why You Need to start with previously cooked potatoes, ing. I figure one big potato makes enough to Learn This typically boiled or baked. I’m in the raw for two servings of hash browns. If you’re camp, though I’ve had some great exam- making a lot, keep potatoes in acidulated ples from the cooked camp. If you start water until it’s time to cook. That will Doyou eat breakfast? with cooked potatoes, you can pretty keep them from discoloring. much cut the cooking time in half. For 1. Peel your potatoes and shred them Well,then, say no more. my money, though, I think you get a with the largest hole of your grater. If somewhat more crispy product by start- you’re going to cook them right away, put ing with raw. them in a paper towel or clean dish towel Next, there’s the fat. Remember that and ring out as much water as you can. The Steps You Take fat serves a number of functions, includ- This will help them crisp up more quickly. ing heat transference, non-stickitude 2. Heat your nonstick skillet over a Now, before we start, let’s get our and, perhaps most important, flavor. medium to medium-low flame. While terms straight so we know exactly what For the first two functions, any fat or oil it’s heating, season your potatoes with salt we’re talking about. When I think of will work. For the last function, though, and anything else you might be adding hash browns, I think of golden brown I would recommend lard, bacon fat or (pepper, for example). Start with raw potatoes (Russets) and cakes of pan-fried shredded potatoes. clarified butter. (You can use whole but- 3. Now, for most sauteed items, I add grate them. (Don't cube or slice; Some people also include preparations ter, but, because it has milk solids, you just enough fat to coat the bottom of the that's for home fries.) where the potatoes are cut into small or run a great risk of it burning.) pan. For hash browns, I add a little more medium dice, or even thin slices, but The last necessary ingredient is salt. Po- to make sure they really don’t stick and to now you’re straying into home fries terri- tatoes without salt are like chimps without add a little more flavor. Michael Tercha / TNS 4 tory. For today, then, we’ll grab our grat- bananas — just a little bit sad. . Add enough grated potatoes that ers and go with shredded. Now, you add other stuff as well, like a you can press them into a circle covering Also, remember that hash browns are little minced onion, as long as you take care the whole pan. How thick a layer? Excel- pretty much just potatoes. If you start add- not to let it burn. For garlic, my inclination lent question. The thinner the layer, the ing binders, like egg or flour, well, now would be to crush a couple cloves and saute more crispy the whole thing will be. If we’re talking potato pancakes or latkes. them slightly in the hot fat BEFORE you you mound your potatoes more thickly, Those are terrific, too, mind you, but add the potatoes. Then, remove the garlic the interior will be soft and white while they’re not hash browns. and add the potatoes. That way you get the the exterior is all nice and crispy. I’m flavor without the risk of burning. not about to tell you which way is better. Let’s take a You can also add herbs or spices. A lit- That’s your choice. Aren’t you glad we’re tle rosemary is nice, as is a bit of paprika. not living in the Stalin-era Soviet Union? quick look at the But, with all this stuff, I prefer it simple: po- Cook them over medium low heat until tatoes, fat and salt — yum. the bottom is golden brown and crispy, 5 ingredients: to 10 minutes. Flip the hash browns and do the same on the other side. Serve im- Start with plenty of fat. Butter is a great One last thing: the pan. mediately, because they’ll lose their crisp choice for lavor, but you may want to Of course, there’s the potatoes. What if you try to hold them. use clariied butter to prevent burning. kind of potatoes depends on whom you ask. Personally, I prefer Russets, the Diners mostly make their hash best-known variety of which are called browns on a flat top griddle. For the home Michael Tercha / TNS Idaho potatoes. James Beard, the legend- cook, I think a good, nonstick pan works ary food writer, preferred waxy or new best. Some people love cast iron, too, but potatoes which have less starch. Clearly, those things are so heavy, it makes it hard they’ll both work with slightly different to flip the hash browns like you could if results. You can decide for yourself. you’re using a light nonstick. If you’re going Regardless of the type of potato, to flip it with a spatula anyway, go ahead there seem to be two general schools of with the cast iron. That’s probably what thought on Planet Hash Brown. One is Abe Lincoln would have used.

Add enough grated potatoes to the skillet that you can press them into a circle covering the whole pan. Cook them over medium low heat until the bottom is golden brown and crispy, then lip to crisp the other side.

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‘Punk’ and ‘Alvi’ Set to Climb Seminary Hill Washington State HISTORY

HistoryLink.org Earthquake of Enormous Magnitude Hits the Pacific Northwest Coast On Jan. 26, 1700, at about 9:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time a gigantic earthquake occurs 60 to 70 miles off the Pacific Northwest coast. The quake violently shakes the ground for three to five minutes and is felt along the coastal interior of the Pacific Northwest including all counties in present-day Western Washington. A tsunami forms, reaching about 33 feet high along the Wash- ington coast, travels across the Pacific Ocean and hits the east coast of Japan. Japanese sources document this earthquake, which is the earliest documented historical event Western Washing- ton. Other evidence includes drowned groves of red cedars and Sitka spruces in the Pacific North- west. Indian legends corroborate the cataclysmic Native Americans Attack Seattle On the morning of Jan. 26, 1856, after months of raids and clashes with federal troops in south- ern King County and in Thurston County, Native Americans attack Seattle. Previously warned by friendly Indians, most settlers had barricaded themselves in a blockhouse. The attackers are driven off by artillery fire and by Marines from the U.S. Navy sloop-of-war Decatur, anchored in Elliott Bay. Two settlers and an unknown number of raiders perish in the all-day “Battle of Seattle.” Liberty Arch Monument Gate at Camp Lewis is Completed On Jan. 26, 1918, the workers who have built Camp Lewis (which will later become Fort Lewis and then Joint Base Lewis McChord) in Pierce County complete a lasting monument — an arched, stone-and-wood main gate to the camp, designed by noted Spokane architect Kirtland Cutter (1860-1939). The workers have raised money for materials and donated their time to erect it. The gate features two stone columns topped with timber bastions, with a cross member completing the arch. Its design recalls early Pacific Northwest blockhouses. In 1957, construction of Interstate 5 will force the relocation and rebuilding of the historic structure at a site near the base’s Meriwether Lewis monument.

Submitted by Deloris Duke / for Our Hometowns This 1925 photo shows Roy “Punk” Joy and Alva “Alvi” Yeager riding hill Love Israel Family Gives Up All Its Seattle Properties climbing bikes on Seminary Hill. They were part of a big biking group in in an Out-of-Court Settlement Centralia. On Jan. 26, 1984, the Love Israel Family, Washington’s largest and best-known countercultural commune, gives up all its Seattle properties in an out-of-court settlement. Founded on Queen Anne Hill in October 1968, the religious group led by a man who calls himself Love Israel has owned or occupied some 15 houses and other properties on the Hill and seemed to be thriving. But this past summer several elders just beneath Love Israel in the hierarchy led a revolt that led to about two-thirds of the members leaving and also to a law suit. In that suit Daniel Gruener (re- cently known as Richness Israel), sought restitution for approximately $1.3 million that Gruener, an heir to DuPont Company fortunes, claimed he had given the Family during his dozen years as a member. The case was scheduled to be heard in King County Superior Court, but a day of negotiations between the dissidents and loyal Family members produced a late evening settlement. Gruener would receive the Seattle properties, and a few other individuals would regain properties they had given the Family, while Love Israel and a hundred or so loyal followers retained a Sno- We’ll help your business stand homish County parcel of almost 300 acres they called the ranch. Seattle Hip-Hop Duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Perform Their Gay-Rights out from the crowd! Hit “Same Love” at the 56Th Annual Grammy Awards NEW LOCATION! On the Sunday evening of Jan. 26, 2014, Macklemore (Ben Haggerty, b. 1983) and Ryan Lewis Inside The Chronicle (b. 1988) present their pro-marriage-equality anthem “Same Love” to a massive global television 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia audience at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. The hit tune, adopted as a theme song by the 2012 campaign for Washington’s Referendum 74, which success- 360-736-6322 fully enacted same-sex marriage in the state, is nominated for a Song of the Year award. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 • 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 Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016 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 Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

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ADVICE: Dear Abby Unplanned Pregnancy Can Become Welcome Surprise Michael Tercha / TNS My own mother DEAR ABBY: When I was a junior announced she was in high school, my mother told me pregnant with my she was pregnant. I was disgusted baby brother when and angry, and I told her so. As Baked Alaska Recipe: she was 42 and my I reflect back on it, I’m mortified sister and I were that I could be so cruel. After giv- A Delicious Constant in A in college. Now, 46 ing it more thought, I realized I was years later, I can say annoyed to think my parents were Changing World he is one of the best sexual beings. things that ever hap- By Abigail Van Buren Teenagers that age are just com- pened to our family. ing to terms with their own sexuality. He took great care of They can also be somewhat selfish both my parents as they grew older and By Leah Eskin and self-absorbed. While it may be a er “cell change.” Consider “climate was with them when each passed away. family matter to some extent, it really Chicago Tribune change.” Change, once a light- My sister and I are very close to him, is between the mother and father. hearted switch, now serves as grim even though we nicknamed him “the My little brother is very close to Change used to be good. Re- euphemism. Change is not good. crown prince” and teased him because me now and, more important, close member? “Change is good” cham- It’s bad, in disguise. that’s how my parents treated him. to my children, who are nearer in age pioned motion indiscriminately. I hope “Expecting’s” daughters to him. I hope that mother won’t let Times still change. Even the glib will eventually embrace this great gift. But times change. Now we prefer to the temporary opinion of the daugh- sorts who shrug at melting glaciers If they don’t, they may miss out on a ters ruin a beautiful experience of a stay put. “It is what it is” celebrates can change. Last December, ev- wonderful experience and a lot of love. shared love. stasis. eryone on earth — pretty much — — ELDER SISTER OF THE CROWN — CHERYL IN CALIFORNIA “Change” has changed. Consid- agreed to cool climate change. PRINCE DEAR ABBY: “Expecting” should DEAR ELDER SISTER: Thank you ask her daughters to be a part of the for your letter. Readers wrote to share baby’s life, such as going to doctor’s their personal experiences as you did. appointments, picking out clothes, Most agreed that having a child with BAKED ALASKA decorating the room, giving name older parents and siblings can be a life- suggestions and having them partici- changing event. Read on: Prep: 30 minutes DEAR ABBY: I was a surprise baby. pate in a baby shower. My birth mother was 40 and my birth — STEPHANIE IN ILLINOIS Bake: 3 minutes DEAR ABBY: When my mother Makes: 8 servings father was 67. My sisters were 15 and 16. The older one was not happy; the was 42, my baby brother was born. I This glacier stays cold, even under broiling heat. younger one loved having a baby sister. was 17 when I became his nanny and As fate would have it, my mother learned how to take care of a baby. Pound cake (buy this) died when I was 7 years old. My father It was an experience that made me Ice cream (buy this) was too old to care for a child, so my more mature. After I married, I was older sister, the one who hadn’t been never able to have my own children. Meringue (make this — recipe follows) Please don’t listen to your daugh- ½ thrilled with my arrival, and her hus- 1. Cut: Tip the pound cake on its side and slice into -inch thick planks, start- band became my “parents.” Not every ters. I know what it’s like. Perhaps ing from the side that was originally the bottom. Use a biscuit cutter to cut day was perfect, but my life was very they are jealous that they have to eight 3-inch circles from these planks. Line up the circles on a baking sheet. blessed. share their parents. My mom and 2. Freeze: Drop one classic dome-shaped scoop of ice cream on each circle, My sister, whom I called Momma, dad were the oldest parents at PTA leaving ¼-inch cake border bare. Freeze 1 hour or, covered with plastic, up became ill in her 60s, and my brother- meetings, graduations, etc., but they in-law, whom I called Daddy for the rest were proud of my younger brother. to 1 day. of his life, also had health problems. I Many times people thought they 3. Cover: Smooth meringue all over the ice cream, leaving the cake sides bare. became their “legs” for many errands. were the grandparents. We shared Go ahead and lavish with swirls and spikes — this is the fun of meringue. When Daddy died I became Momma’s many laughs during those years. — Feel free to freeze (uncovered) for several hours or move on to the next step. primary caregiver. EILEEN IN WEST VIRGINIA ••• 4. Bake: Slide the baking sheet into a 500-degree oven just until the meringue I would like those two girls to know turns golden brown, about 3 minutes. (Alternatively, use a kitchen torch.) that the little “intruder” may just be the Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van one who takes care of them someday. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, Don’t worry; this process releases very little carbon. Enjoy right away. I’m shocked that the parents would even and was founded by her mother, Pauline Meringue: In the bowl of an electric mixer, briefly whisk 4 egg whites and 1 entertain the idea of giving the baby Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.Dear- cup sugar. Set the bowl over a pan of simmering water and whisk until whites away. Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, reach 165 degrees. Pull pan off the water. Use the whisk attachment of the — JUDY IN LOUISIANA CA 90069. mixer to whip to billowy, glossy peaks.

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(CC) Celebrity Name Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang American Idol Vocalists come to Hol- Hell’s Kitchen “16 Chefs Compete” A Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 FOX News at Modern Family FOX 13 13 Game ’ (CC) “My Hero” (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) lywood to perform. (N) ’ (CC) communication challenge. (N) (CC) 11 (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Worship Service FWC Music Frances and Friends Current events from a biblical. FWC Music Family Worship Center FWC Music Law & Order “Fixed” A motorist strikes Law & Order “Mammon” Detectives Law & Order “Ain’t No Love” Shooting Law & Order “Fluency” Fake flu vac- Law & Order “Obsession” A talk-show Law & Order “The Sixth Man” A man is ION 15 15 a child-murderer. ’ (CC) suspect the victim’s wife. ’ (CC) death of a rap legend. ’ (CC) cine. ’ (CC) host is shot to death. ’ (CC) found strangled. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Marcus and Joni It’s Supernatural! The Oil Israel Z. Levitt Presents K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer Marcus and Joni Joni Lamb Table Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune The Middle ’ (CC) The Goldbergs Modern Family ’ blackish “Charlie in American Crime Taylor tries to return to KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) Charge” ’ normalcy. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) The Mysteries of Laura Convicted kill- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Chicago P.D. “Natural Born Storyteller” KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) ers escape from prison. ’ (CC) “Patrimonial Burden” (CC) (DVS) A young boy is found dead. 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n Muchacha italiana viene a casarse Antes Muerta que Lichita (N) Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) American Idol Vocalists come to Hol- Hell’s Kitchen “16 Chefs Compete” A 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) lywood to perform. (N) ’ (CC) communication challenge. (N) (CC) (N) Raymond (CC) Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty “Alan in Charge; Renaissance Men” Alan is hired to work at Duck Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ A&E 52 52 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) “Drone Survivor” Commander. (N) ’ (CC) “Flock and Key” (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007, Action) Bruce Willis, Justin Long, Timothy ›› Red Dawn (1984, Action) Patrick Swayze, C. Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson. High-school guerril- ›› Sniper (1993, Action) Tom Berenger, Billy Zane, J.T. Olyphant. America’s computers fall under attack. (CC) las take on invading Soviet troops. (CC) Walsh. Marine sniper hits Panama with D.C. bureaucrat. APL 43 43 Tanked “Chicago Bull Boom Box” Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters: Out on a Limb Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) BET 56 56 House of Payne House of Payne Tyler Perry’s House of Payne (CC) House of Payne House of Payne Zoe Ever After Zoe Ever After Criminals at Work (N) Criminals at Work Vanderpump Rules “Leis, Liquor and Vanderpump Rules “The Bitch Is Back” The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Atlanta Newlyweds: The First Year Rob and Watch What Hap- Newlyweds: The BRAVO 66 66 Lies” The crew heads to Hawaii. Jax winds up in jail. “Busted BBQ” “Beauties & the Beat” Ro go to Florida. (N) pens: Live (N) First Year CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Laughs: Gags Coronation Street Dragons’ Den (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) X Company “Creon Via London” (N) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› National Lampoon’s European Vacation (1985) Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo. (CC) Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank ’ (CC) Restaurant Startup (N) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Restaurant Startup Nutri Ninja! All in One CNN 44 44 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) CNN Newsroom Live (N) CNN Newsroom Live (N) Newsroom Amanpour (N) CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files CNN Newsroom Live (N) CNN Newsroom Live (N) Newsroom Amanpour (N) Futurama ’ (CC) Futurama “Jurassic South Park (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) South Park “Trap- South Park “C... South Park (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Daily Show The Nightly Show COM 60 60 Bark” (CC) per Keeper” Magic” (CC) With Trevor Noah DIS 41 41 Liv and Maddie Girl Meets World Austin & Ally ’ Mako Mermaids K.C. Undercover K.C. Undercover Liv and Maddie Bunk’d ’ Best Friends K.C. Undercover Girl Meets World Liv and Maddie Dual Survival Stranded pair try to sur- Dual Survival Surviving the woods of Dual Survival: Untamed “Long Way Dual Survival Grady and Bill commune Survivorman: Wild Instincts The Dual Survival Grady and Bill commune DSC 8 8 vive the winter. ’ (CC) Northern Maine. ’ (CC) Home” The survival team is tested. with animals. (N) ’ (CC) mountains of Transylvania. (N) (CC) with animals. ’ (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) (CC) Just Jillian Jillian travels to the U.K. for Just Jillian “Comedy of Errors” Jillian Total Divas Nattie’s worst fears come E! News (N) (CC) E! 65 65 Khloé struggles to finish her book. work. (CC) goes to NYC. (CC) true. (CC) NBA Basketball Houston Rockets at San Antonio Spurs. NBA Basketball Dallas Mavericks at Golden State Warriors. From Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 From the AT&T Center in San Antonio. (N) (Live) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 Pro Bowl Draft 2016 Australian Open Tennis Women’s Semifinals. From Melbourne, Australia. (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Basketball FAM 39 39 ››› Casper (1995) Christina Ricci. ›› Dark Shadows (2012) Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer. Vampire Barnabas Collins emerges in 1972 Maine. Recovery Road “Blackout” ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Mystery Diners FX 53 53 › That’s My Boy (2012, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, Leighton ›› The Internship (2013, Comedy) Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, Rose Byrne. Old-school salesmen ›› The Internship (2013) Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson. Meester. A young man’s estranged father tries to reconnect with him. finagle internships at Google. Old-school salesmen finagle internships at Google. GOLF 70 70 Golf Asian Tour: SMBC Singapore Open, First Round. (N) (Live) European Tour European PGA Tour Golf Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, Second Round. From Doha Golf Club in Doha, Qatar. (N) (Live) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle “Wheel The Middle “The The Middle “The The Middle “Dollar The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) of Pain” Name” ’ (CC) Bachelor” (CC) Days” (CC) “The Operation” ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Property Brothers “Diane & John” Property Brothers “Anna & Peter” Property Brothers “Angela & Ro” Property Brothers (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) HIST 37 37 American Pickers “Shock Value” ’ American Pickers “Texas Hold ’Em” American Pickers ’ (CC) American Pickers “This One Stings” Pawn Stars (N) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars (CC) LIFE 51 51 Little Women: LA “Truth and Lies” Little Women: LA (CC) Little Women: LA (CC) Little Women: LA “MotoCrossed” Little Women: Atlanta “Twerk Off!” Little Women: Atlanta “Twerk Off!” MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Greatest Party Teen Mom Catelynn and Tyler tie the knot. ’ (CC) The Challenge:The Bloodlines The Bloodlines Greatest Party NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey Philadelphia Flyers at Washington Capitals. NHL Hockey Colorado Avalanche at Los Angeles Kings. From Staples Center in Los Angeles. NHL Overtime (N) NFL Turning Point (N) ’ Men in Blazers NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Thundermans Make It Pop (N) Thundermans Henry Danger ’ Nicky, Ricky Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Prancing Elites ›› Letters to Juliet (2010, Drama) Amanda Seyfried, Vanessa Redgrave, Christopher Egan. Finding My Father “Danielle & Dax” Rich in Faith (N) Rich in Faith (N) ›› Letters to Juliet (2010, Drama) ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Air Force at New Mexico. (N) (Live) Bundesliga Soccer Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Borussia Dortmund. Bundesliga Soccer Eintracht Frankfurt vs VfL Wolfsburg. SPIKE 57 57 › G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) ›› Iron Man 2 (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle. The superhero must forge new alli- › G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009, Action) Channing Tatum, Dennis Quaid. Channing Tatum, Dennis Quaid. ’ ances and confront a powerful enemy. ’ Elite soldiers battle a corrupt arms dealer named Destro. ’ SYFY 59 59 ››› Twister (1996) Helen Hunt. (CC) Face Off “Wanted Dead or Alive” Face Off “Child’s Play” (CC) Face Off “Lost Languages” (N) (CC) The Magicians (CC) Face Off “Lost Languages” (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Steven Furtick Living Proof The Blessed Life John Gray World Drive Through Steven Furtick Jesse Duplantis GregLaurie.TV Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The La- Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan Carol Burnett; Eric Andre; Brad TBS 55 55 Switch” ’ (CC) bel Maker” (CC) Race” ’ (CC) Scofflaw” (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Wenzel. (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life “June’s Story” June eats to cope with her son’s death. (N) My 600-Lb. Life “June’s Story” June eats to cope with her son’s death. ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Bettie Jo’s Story” My 600-Lb. Life “Chay’s Story” ’ Castle “A Death in the Family” A plastic Castle “Deep in Death” A dead man is Castle “The Double Down” Castle bets Castle “Inventing the Girl” A model’s Castle “Fool Me Once” An Arctic ex- Castle “When the Bough Breaks” A TNT 54 54 surgeon is brutally murdered. tangled in tree limbs. (CC) (DVS) with Esposito. ’ (CC) (DVS) corpse appears in a fountain. ’ plorer dies. ’ (CC) (DVS) career-changing opportunity. ’ TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! World of Gumball We Bare Bears Adventure Time King of the Hill Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (N) (CC) Wild Things With Dominic Expedition Unknown (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Carbonaro Eff. Billy-Street Billy-Street NCIS “Brothers in Arms” Director’s con- NCIS “About Face” Jimmy Palmer is tar- NCIS “Choke Hold” A research scientist NCIS “The San Dominick” A vessel is Suits “Blowback” Mike is under investi- Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 tact is killed. ’ (CC) (DVS) geted by a killer. ’ (CC) (DVS) is murdered. ’ (CC) (DVS) commandeered by pirates. ’ gation. (N) (CC) (DVS) “The Late Show” “The Help” ’ VH1 62 62 Mob Wives “Cabin in the Woods” Mob Wives “Hamptons Hangover” Mob Wives (N) ’ (CC) Mob Wives ’ (CC) ›› Sixteen Candles (1984) Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall. ’ (CC)

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING January 28, 2016 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Beyond the Tank Squatty Potty; Wick- My Diet Is Better Than Yours “Run for Your Life; The Final Weigh In” (Season KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) ed Good Cupcakes. (N) ’ (CC) Finale) Contestants run a 5K. (N) ’ (CC) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) KING 5 News (N) Evening (N) (CC) You, Me and the Apocalypse A comet The Blacklist “The Vehm” A lethal Shades of Blue The crew tests Lo- KING 5 News (N) Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt (CC) (CC) heads towards Earth. (N) group is resurrected. (N) ’ (CC) man’s loyalty. (N) ’ (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) OK! TV (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) Ac. Hollywood Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) KING 5 News at 9 (N) (CC) KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) The Dr. Oz Show ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at CBS Evening The Insider (N) Entertainment To- The Big Bang Life in Pieces ’ Mom ’ (CC) Angel From Hell Elementary “Alma Matters” Murders KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6PM (N) (CC) News/Pelley ’ (CC) night (N) (CC) Theory ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) linked to a for-profit college. (N) ’ 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) This Old House This Old House A Place to Call Home Sarah leads the Doc Martin Louisa and Martin attened Mercy Street “The Haversack” Emma Rick Steves Europe Marathon Rick PBS 9 9 “True Colors” (N) (N) ’ (CC) charge to rescue James. (N) ’ therapy. (N) ’ (CC) nurses her wounded friend. Steve’s favorite European loop. Two and a Half Two and a Half The Simpsons The Simpsons Modern Family Modern Family Q13 FOX News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (Part 1 MNT 10 10 Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Regrets Only” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) of 2) (CC) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Mike & Molly ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Kendra The 100 “Wanheda: Part Two” Bellamy 2 Broke Girls “And Mike & Molly “Mike Family Guy “Sav- Family Guy “The CW 11 11 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) recovers an important memory. (N) and Kane try to rescue Clarke. the It Hole” the Tease” ing Private Brian” Story on Page 1” Nature Animals lure in their next meal. D-Day 360 Technology re-creates D- Angle of Attack Innovations in U.S. Angle of Attack Innovations in U.S. Men Who Sailed the Liberty Ships Navy Heroes of Normandy Operation PBS 12 12 ’ (CC) Day landscape. ’ (CC) naval aviation. Navy aviation. ’ (CC) (CC) Neptune-Overlord. ’ (CC) (DVS) Celebrity Name Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang American Idol “Hollywood Round No. 2” Hollywood Week continues. (N) ’ (CC) Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 FOX News at Modern Family FOX 13 13 Game ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) 11 (N) (CC) “Regrets Only” IND 14 14 FWC Music Frances and Friends Current events from a biblical. FWC Music Jimmy Swaggart Taken from services recorded live. Blue Bloods “Domestic Disturbance” Blue Bloods “Old Wounds” Erin faces Blue Bloods A bride is murdered on her Blue Bloods “Risk and Reward” A de- Blue Bloods “Greener Grass” Danny Blue Bloods “Nightmares” Garrett ION 15 15 Linda returns to work. ’ (CC) off with her ex. ’ (CC) wedding day. ’ (CC) tective is captured by a drug lord. protects Erin’s key witness. ’ (CC) shares a secret with Frank. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Empowered By the Spirit The Blessed Life Mark Chironna Hank and Brenda K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer Empowered By the Spirit Joni Lamb Table Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Beyond the Tank Squatty Potty; Wick- My Diet Is Better Than Yours “Run for Your Life; The Final Weigh In” (Season KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) ed Good Cupcakes. (N) ’ (CC) Finale) Contestants run a 5K. (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) Inside Edition (N) You, Me and the Apocalypse A comet The Blacklist “The Vehm” A lethal Shades of Blue The crew tests Lo- KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) heads towards Earth. (N) group is resurrected. (N) ’ (CC) man’s loyalty. (N) ’ (CC) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n Muchacha italiana viene a casarse Antes Muerta que Lichita (N) Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) American Idol “Hollywood Round No. 2” Hollywood Week continues. (N) ’ (CC) 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 “The Graveyard Shift” The The First 48 Gun violence in the Big The First 48 “Secrets and Lies” A mur- The First 48 Stabbings in New Orleans Nightwatch The EMTs and police of- The First 48 Drive-by shooting victim in A&E 52 52 killing of a Cleveland store clerk. Easy. ’ (CC) der victim’s friends hide a secret. and Atlanta. (N) ’ (CC) ficers stay busy. (N) ’ (CC) Dallas. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ›› Red Dawn (1984, Action) Patrick Swayze, C. Thomas Howell, Lea Thomp- ››› Bad Boys (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. Two Miami cops attempt to ››› The Italian Job (2003) Mark Wahlberg. A thief and his son. High-school guerrillas take on invading Soviet troops. (CC) recover stolen police evidence. (CC) crew plan to steal back their gold. (CC) APL 43 43 North Woods Law ’ (CC) Wild West Alaska “Pony Express” Wild West Alaska “Pizza Madness” Alaska Proof (N) Alaska Proof (N) Alaskan Bush People ’ (CC) Wild West Alaska “Pizza Madness” BET 56 56 Martin ’ (CC) Martin ’ (CC) Martin “Kill Him With Kindness” ’ Martin ’ (CC) Zoe Ever After Zoe Ever After Zoe Ever After Criminals at Work Husbands- Ho. Husbands- Ho. Top Chef “Big Gay Wedding” Chefs Top Chef “Banannaise” The chefs cook Top Chef “Back in the Day” Show cel- Top Chef “Where’s the Beef?” Chefs Recipe for Deception Chefs face off in Watch What Hap- Top Chef (CC) BRAVO 66 66 cater a wedding for gay couples. up high-end tacos. (CC) ebrates its 10th anniversary. (CC) strive to create “food porn.” a charity edition. (N) (CC) pens: Live (N) CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) 22 Minutes (CC) Coronation Street The Nature of Things (N) ’ (CC) Great Barrier Reef (N) (CC) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Party Down South (N) Redneck Island Players fight it out to claim victory. (N) Down South CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank ’ (CC) The Profit “240 Sweets” The Profit “Vision Quest” Restaurant Startup Restaurant Startup Coin Collecting Coin Collecting CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360: Post Debate Special (N) (Live) CNN Newsroom Live (N) Newsroom Amanpour (N) CNNH 45 45 Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files AC 360: Post Debate Special CNN Newsroom Live (N) Newsroom Amanpour (N) Futurama ’ (CC) Futurama “Less South Park Ski trip South Park (CC) Tosh.0 “Skate- Tosh.0 “Face Bum- Tosh.0 The nation- Tosh.0 “U-S-A Workaholics “Save Idiotsitter “Funeral” The Daily Show The Nightly Show COM 60 60 Than Hero” (CC) to Aspen. boarding Fail” per Smash” al anthem girl. Chant Fail” (CC) the Cat” (N) With Trevor Noah DIS 41 41 Girl Meets World Best Friends Austin & Ally ’ Mako Mermaids Cloud 9 (2014) Dove Cameron, Luke Benward. ’ (CC) Liv and Maddie Best Friends K.C. Undercover Girl Meets World Liv and Maddie Fast N’ Loud Richard and Aaron reach Fast N’ Loud A 1932 five-window Ford Fast N’ Loud The ’32 five-window Ford Diesel Brothers “Hell Camino” The Diesel Brothers “Truck vs. Train” Heavy Fast N’ Loud “Big, Bad C-10 Build” A DSC 8 8 Burt Reynolds. ’ (CC) Coupe. ’ (CC) Coupe. ’ (CC) Muscle buys a battered El Camino. D ignores budget restrictions. 1976 Chevy C-10 short bed. (CC) Total Divas Nattie’s worst fears come E! News (N) (CC) Keeping Up With the Kardashians The Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With Total Divas “First E! News (N) (CC) E! 65 65 true. (CC) family helps Scott. (CC) Khloé struggles to finish her book. the Kardashians Look” (N) (CC) College Basketball Michigan State at Northwestern. From Welsh-Ryan Arena in SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Evanston, Ill. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball Oregon at Arizona. (N) (Live) 30 for 30 Basketball NBA Tonight (N) Jalen & Jacoby X Games Extra FAM 39 39 ›› Dark Shadows (2012, Comedy) ››› Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. Harry sets out to destroy the secrets to Voldemort’s power. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 Republican Presidential Primary Debate From Des Moines, Iowa. (N) (Live) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Chopped Chopped “Let’s Do Lunch” Chopped “Brunch Battle” Kids Baking Championship Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FX 53 53 ›› Knight and Day (2010, Action) Tom ››› The Avengers (2012, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo. Superheroes join forces to save the Baskets “The Baskets “Renoir” Baskets “The › The Bench- Cruise, Cameron Diaz. ’ (CC) world from an unexpected enemy. Trainee” (N) Trainee” warmers (2006) GOLF 70 70 Golf Asian Tour: SMBC Singapore Open, Second Round. (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf Farmers Insurance Open, First Round. From Torrey Pines Golf Course (South) in San Diego, Calif. Golf Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing The Middle ’ (CC) The Middle “Halle- The Middle “The The Middle “The The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 “Adrenaline” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) lujah Hoedown” Ditch” ’ (CC) Graduation” (CC) “Job Hunting” ’ “Blind Ambitions” HGTV 68 68 Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (N) Flip or Flop (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop (CC) HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Being Evel (2015) The life and legacy of legendary daredevil Evel Knievel. ’ (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LIFE 51 51 Project Runway: Junior (CC) Project Runway: Junior “OOTD” Project Runway: Junior (CC) Project Runway: Junior The final designers head home. Child Genius: Battle of the Brightest TBA MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness “Maria Menounos” Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Greatest Party Broke Game Ridiculousness NBCS 34 34 Nitro Crazy Train Nitro Circus Crazy Train ’ Nitro Circus Crazy Train ’ Nitro Circus Crazy Train ’ Nitro Circus Crazy Train ’ NFL Turning Point ’ Men in Blazers NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Thundermans Make It Pop (N) Thundermans ›› Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004) Freddie Prinze Jr.. ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Love Happens (2009, Romance) Aaron Eckhart, Jennifer Aniston, Dan Fogler. ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff, Jennifer Coolidge. (CC) ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff. (CC) ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Santa Clara at Gonzaga. (N) (Live) Bensinger College Basketball Pepperdine at San Diego. (N Same-day Tape) The Game 365 College Basketball ’ ’ ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 ›› Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009, Science Fiction) Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel. Sam Wit- Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Lip Sync Battle Transformers: wicky holds the key to defeating an ancient Decepticon. ’ (N) ’ Revenge SYFY 59 59 ››› Evil Dead 2 ›› Blade: Trinity (2004) Wesley Snipes. Blade and a pair of vampire slayers battle Dracula. ›› From Dusk Till Dawn (1996, Horror) Harvey Keitel, George Clooney. (CC) John Carpenter TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (CC) Acts of God Steven Furtick Bless the Lord Amazing Facts Creflo Dollar The Song War & Recovery Seinfeld “The Kiss Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The 2 Broke Girls (CC) 2 Broke Girls (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Conan Jack Black; Rob Kazinksy; Ty TBS 55 55 Hello” (CC) Beard” ’ (CC) Doorman” (CC) Jimmy” ’ (CC) (DVS) (DVS) Theory “Pilot” ’ Theory ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Dolla $ign. (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 Extreme Weight Loss “Nyla” A 435-pound woman works to get healthy. Skin Tight “Lindsey and Derek” ’ My 600-Lb. Life: Supersized (CC) Extreme Weight Loss “Nyla” A 435-pound woman works to get healthy. NBA Basketball New York Knicks at Toronto Raptors. From NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Los Angeles Lakers. From Staples Center in Los Angeles. (N) (Live) Inside the NBA (N) (S Live) (CC) NBA Basketball New York Knicks at TNT 54 54 Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario. (N) (CC) (CC) Toronto Raptors. (CC) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! World of Gumball We Bare Bears Adventure Time King of the Hill Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Cleveland Show American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Monument (N) Mysteries at the Monument (CC) Mysteries at the Monument (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit WWE SmackDown! (N) ’ (CC) Colony “98 Seconds” Katie questions Law & Order: Special Victims Unit USA 58 58 “Pure” Missing teenager. ’ “Night” Serial rapist. (CC) (DVS) her commitment. (N) “Blood” Assault and carjacking. ’ VH1 62 62 Mob Wives (CC) Stevie J & Jos Love & Hip Hop “Fallout” ’ Love & Hip Hop “Ups & Downs” ’ K. Michelle ››› Drumline (2002) Nick Cannon. Rivalry between two drummers threatens a college band.