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SWW Fair Antique Chehalis Commission Chimney Eyed Questions Elected as Bird Habitat Officials After Firing of Manager ECONOMICS: Interim Fair Manager Suggests More Self-Produced Events to Improve Finances By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] Members of the Southwest Washington Fair Commission say they have been wanting to make improvements to the facilities for the past few years. Last month, the Board of County Commissioners fired Southwest Washington Fair Manager Gale Sobolesky because the elected officials said they wanted to make changes, structurally and fiscally. At a Wednesday meeting with county commissioners Gary Stamper and Edna Fund, Fair Commission members said their ideas for improvements previously didn’t seem to make it to the elected officials, or they Pete Caster / [email protected] were told there was no money Top: In a still image from a video, Vaux’s swifts congregate inside a chimney in Washington. Chimneys have become preferred sleeping spaces for mass numbers available. of the birds as they migrate. Above: An unused smoke stack sits at Heritage Restoration on the 1500 block of National Avenue in Chehalis on Tuesday afternoon. please see FAIR, page Main 14 FOWL: Audubon Members Seek to A familiar towering chimney in Cheha- survival,” said Larry Schwitters, who has lis once used to ventilate a brick kiln may been instrumental in studying and tracking Attract Vaux’s Swift, a Bird that soon become a kind of bird hotel twice a the Northwest’s population of Vaux’s swift Most School Congregates by Thousands year for migrating Vaux’s swift — a small, in recent years. “We’ve also discovered that sparrow-like bird native to the Northwest. there’s only a dozen or so chimneys that Measures By Natalie Johnson “It has become, so it seems, that chim- [email protected] neys are kind of essential to this species’ please see CHIMNEY, page Main 14 Passing in Special Election Sheriff’s Office Assists Prosecutor in Inquiry on Witness Who Lied By The Chronicle Voters in Lewis, Thurston FALLOUT: Sheriff Says He’s The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office con- qualifications as an expert witness and ad- and Grays Harbor counties confirmed this week that it is assisting Prosecu- viser to the Prosecutor’s Office. sidered school and fire district ‘Heartbroken’ After News That tor Jonathan Meyer in investigating wheth- “We’re still in the fact-finding part of this replacement levies for this year’s Toni Nelson’s Testimony Has er a long-time expert witness and victim and still looking into the matter,” Sheriff February special election. advocate lied about her qualifications on Rob Snaza told The Chronicle Tuesday. “It’s Turnout in Lewis County Come Under Question and off the witness stand. touchy. We’ve known Toni for a long time. was 37.82 percent, Thurston Meyer told The Chronicle this week that It’s just unfortunate.” County was 33.55 percent and By Natalie Johnson prominent East Lewis County community ELECTION, [email protected] member Toni Nelson misrepresented her please see WITNESS, page Main 14 please see page Main 14

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News Daily Outtake: Taking a Stroll of the Weird ed Monday and charged with as- Boston Program Allows sault with a deadly weapon with- Smokers to Vote With out intent to kill after Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Their Butts officials say he threw a 3.5-foot BOSTON (AP) — The city of alligator through a Palm Beach Boston is trying to rid the streets County Wendy’s drive-thru of unsightly cigarette butts by window in October. He’s also placing special receptacles in charged with illegally possess- high traffic areas that will al- ing an alligator and petty theft. low smokers to vote on a simple Jail records show he was released question. on $6,000 bail Tuesday. He was The butt receptacles, with ordered to have no contact with two disposal holes each, will be animals. placed in seven areas of the city. Wildlife officer Nicholas Each is decorated with a Guerin said in his report that question that has two possible James drove his pickup truck answers. For example, one butt to the window at about 1:20 receptacle asks smokers: “Which a.m. Oct. 11. After an employee superpower would you want?” handed James his drink, he Pete Caster / [email protected] Smokers can deposit their butts threw the alligator through the A woman strolls along the walking path around the Chehalis-Centralia Airport on a sunny Tuesday evening in Chehalis. in an opening for “Flight” or for window and drove off. No one See more photos from the spring-like weather on page Main 7. “Invisibility.” was hurt. Guerin captured the The receptacles, which are alligator and released it into the costing the city about $3,000, are wild. Guerin said James was part of the Neat Streets program. tracked down through video surveillance and a purchase at a Notable Quote neighboring convenience store. Thousands of Guerin wrote that James ad- Thumbtacks Found in mitted throwing the alligator in a December interview. He said “There have been no sex offenders that have been posing as California Dog Park James told him he had found the HERCULES (AP) — Police alligator on the side of the road transgender people to get into bathrooms.” say they have stepped up patrols and put it in his truck. and are considering putting James’ mother, Linda James, Pramila Jayapal cameras to try to catch who- told WPTV that her son’s ac- ever is spreading thousands of tions were a “stupid prank.” state senator thumbtacks across a Northern “He does stuff like this be- California dog park. cause he thinks it’s funny,” she (see page Main 11 for the full story) KNTV reported Wednes- said. She said he meant no harm day dog owners have picked up and had “no problem turning between 3,000 and 5,000 tacks himself in.” No one answered from the Ohlone Dog Park and the door at homes listed to the a nearby creek in Hercules over James family. Phones listed to Today in History the past three weeks and handed the family were disconnected. them over to police. James P. Ross, a retired scien- Today’s Highlight in History: In 1929, the Lateran Treaty tobiography of reclusive billion- was signed, with Italy recogniz- aire Howard Hughes. Dog owners say they clear tist at the University of Florida’s On Feb. 11, 1812, Massachu- ing the independence and sover- In 1986, Soviet dissident Na- one area of tacks only to come Department of Wildlife Ecology setts Gov. Elbridge Gerry signed eignty of Vatican City. tan Sharansky was released back the next day and find more and Conservation, said a 3.5- a redistricting law favoring his In 1937, a six-week-old sit- by the Soviet Union after nine tacks strewn in the same place. foot alligator would likely weigh Democratic-Republican Party years of captivity as part of an Anthony Hayes brings his about 20 to 30 pounds, and its — giving rise to the term “gerry- down strike against General East-West prisoner exchange. dog to the park and says people hard body could deliver quite a mandering.” Motors ended, with the com- have even found thumb tacks in jolt if it struck someone. pany agreeing to recognize the In 1990, South African black United Automobile Workers activist Nelson Mandela was the water bowls. He said the gator’s bite would On this date: Hercules Police have posted be comparable to a dog’s and Union. freed after 27 years in captivity. notices alerting people to be cau- would be unlikely to cause seri- In 660 B.C., tradition holds In 1945, President Franklin D. In 2012, pop singer Whitney tious and asking anyone who ous injury or snap off a finger, that Japan was founded as Jim- Roosevelt, British Prime Minis- Houston, 48, was found dead may have information to call although it could tear tendons. mu ascended the throne as the ter Winston Churchill and So- in a hotel room in Beverly Hills, them. Perhaps the biggest concern country’s first emperor. viet leader Josef Stalin signed the California. would be infection if a bite went In 1858, a French girl, Berna- Yalta Agreement, in which Sta- In 2013, Pope Benedict XVI untreated, he said. dette Soubirous (soo-bee-ROO’), lin agreed to declare war against announced his resignation dur- Fries With That? Man “The alligator would be un- reported the first of 18 visions of Imperial Japan following Nazi ing a routine morning meet- Accused of Tossing Gator likely to ‘attack’ people and a lady dressed in white in a grot- Germany’s capitulation. ing of Vatican cardinals. (The more likely to be in a highly to near Lourdes. (The Catholic In 1963, American author 85-year-old pontiff was succeed- at Drive-Thru traumatized and frightened de- Church later accepted that the and poet Sylvia Plath was found ed by Pope Francis.) WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. fensive mode,” he said. “It could, visions were of the Virgin Mary.) dead in her London flat, a sui- Ten years ago: Vice President (AP) — Alligators have been and quite likely would, snap and In 1862, the Civil War Battle cide; she was 30. Dick Cheney accidentally shot used as shoes, briefcases, uni- lunge at anyone approaching of Fort Donelson began in Ten- In 1972, McGraw-Hill Pub- and wounded Harry Whit- versity mascots, lunch and now, it closely and could project its nessee. (Union forces led by Brig. lishing Co. and Life magazine tington, a companion during a authorities say, a deadly weapon. head and jaws 12 to 18 inches in Gen. Ulysses S. Grant captured canceled plans to publish what weekend quail-hunting trip in Joshua James, 24, was arrest- most any direction.” the fort five days later.) had turned out to be a fake au- Texas. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Feb. 11, 2016 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 51.85 65.0 -0.07 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s L 80s H 75.28 85.0 -0.01 70s H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.15 10.5 +0.08 50s Cowlitz at Randle Rain Likely Rain Likely Showers Likely Rain Likely Cloudy 40s L 7.86 18.0 +0.13 30s 56º 48º 55º 44º 52º 44º 55º 47º 56º 45º Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 20s 12.36 ---- +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 ...... 7:21 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:31 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 63 Moonrise ...... 9:02 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 43 55/47 37/35 Moonset...... 9:45 p.m. Normal High ...... 51 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 36 52/45 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 65 in 1952 Seattle Anchorage 37/28 pc 38/35 mc Record Low...... 13 in 1933 56/48 Boise 46/34 mc 53/36 pc Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 29/11 sn 25/15 s Yesterday ...... 0.04" 55/47 42/35 2/15 2/22 3/1 3/8 Dallas 69/39 s 68/44 s Month to date ...... 1.02" Tacoma Honolulu 84/71 s 85/71 s Normal month to date ...2.03" Centralia 55/47 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 75/48 s 74/50 s Year to date...... 8.21" 56/48 Yakima Nashville 39/21 mc 44/22 pc Normal year to date .....8.53" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 84/52 s 85/52 s 49/36 Longview 57/48 Trees Low None St. Louis 28/17 pc 35/13 mc Salt Lake City 43/27 s 46/29 pc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 58/48 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 67/51 s 64/52 s Yesterday weather. 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Market • Chehalis CH553656cbw.jd • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 Herrera Beutler’s 'Miracle Baby' Gets Kidney Transplant SURGERY: commonly referred to as Potter’s a speedy course of recovery as and from DC for votes,” she said. network of providers to help sequence (or syndrome), Herrera we are anxious to bring every- Earlier this month, Herrera medically complex children. She Congresswoman’s Beutler said. Abigail’s survival of one back home,” Herrera Beu- Beutler announced she is expect- also is working on legislation to Husband Provides the often-fatal tler said. “We are told to expect ing a son. help parents “understand the syndrome gar- Abigail to have a lot more energy The couple had been waiting limitations and benefits of pre- Kidney for Daughter nered national and spunk, which is really hard for Abigail to grow big enough to natal screening provided during By Lauren Dake attention. to imagine because it doesn’t feel be able to accommodate a kidney. pregnancy.” Daniel Beu- like she could possibly fit more “Dan, Abigail and I are “Abigail appears to be per- The Columbian tler, the girl’s vivacity into that little body.” thrilled to finally be at this step. fectly positioned to receive this U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beu- father and Her- Herrera Beutler won’t be trav- Dan really is my hero and Abi- kidney, which we believe will last tler’s “miracle baby” received a rera Beutler’s eling to Washington, D.C., while gail’s champion. For the past two her for a very long time. That is husband, was her family is in the hospital re- years he has stepped out of law a testament to God’s amazing kidney transplant, the Congress- Jaime Herrera-Beutler woman announced in a Face- the kidney do- congresswoman covering. school in order to manage her blessing on her life — and to book post on Wednesday. nor. “I will communicate with my nightly dialysis and daily medi- her father’s dedicated and loving Abigail was born three Herrera Beu- staff, monitor district residents’ cal needs,” Herrera Beutler wrote. care. His love and selflessness months premature, weighing 2 tler wrote it was a “smooth, no- priorities and weigh in with con- Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, is have allowed me to continue to pounds, 12 ounces and without drama procedures” and both gressional leadership on their serving her third term in Con- do what we feel called to do — kidneys. She was the first baby Abigail and Dan are recovering. behalf. After that initial period, I gress. She recently co-sponsored serve Southwest Washington in to survive bilateral renal agenesis, “Of course we are praying for will begin again to commute to a measure to create a nationwide Congress,” Herrera Beutler said. Episcopal Priest in Chehalis Speaks on Divide Over Acceptance of Gays SERVING COMMUNITY: St. Timothy Focuses on Helping People, Not Dwelling on Divide in Communion By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] Last month, the archbishops of the Anglican Communion voted to temporarily kick the American branch of the Com- munion, the Episcopal Church, out of its international association to a degree for its acceptance of gays and lesbians. Two-thirds of the 37 leaders of the Communion voted for the censorship, suspending the Epis- copal Church from voting and decision-making for the next three years. While the decision is said to have derived from the Episcopal Church’s decision in July of last year to allow its priests to perform same-sex marriages, Father Joe Mikel, priest at St. Timothy Episcopal Church in Cheha- lis, agrees with the Episcopal Church’s acceptance. “If you’re gay, a lesbian, transgender human being, do I throw Pete Caster / [email protected] you on the ash heap of life?” Father Joe Mikel poses for a portrait at St. Timothy Episcopal Church in Chehalis on Tuesday afternoon. The Anglican Communion voted to censure the Episcopal Mikel asked. “Are they human Church from voting for three years because of its liberal stance on same sex relationships. beings? Do they need love? Do they long for inclusion and for- giveness … just like me?” local community,” Mikel said. decades, since the 1970s. One some Episcopal churches in dained a lesbian. Mikel has been preaching at Instead of dwelling on the of the major turning points that the U.S. to split and form other Mikel said the divide is essen- St. Timothy for the past couple divide in the church, St. Timo- began to create a divide between churches and move to other de- tially between Western and East- months. He said he doesn’t see thy focuses on helping people, the Communion and the Episco- nominations, Mikel said. ern cultures. The Communion the sense in the division and including providing its Mobile pal Churches was in 2003 when After that, the Anglican has about 85 million members in believes that all humans should Ministry, which feeds the hun- the New Hampshire diocese af- Communion told the American 165 countries. be loved. But he said at his level, gry on Saturdays at the Salvation firmed Gene Robinson, an open- branch not to ordain any more Mikel thinks the Episcopal he doesn’t have much of a say in Army parking lot in Centralia. ly gay man, as bishop. gay bishops until it could be dis- Church will find a way to stick larger church matters. Mikel said the discussion The election of Robinson set cussed. The U.S. branch didn’t together and the American “I’m just a local guy in a little of sexuality has been a topic for off “shockwaves” and caused listen, and a few months later or- branch will not split off. Majority of Lewis County Employees Trained on New Email Retention Practices NEW POLICY: Officials Muir estimates she will con- 10 million email backlog to thin tinue to audit 10 email accounts out the system, Wohld said they Hope to Turn Off System per month. Any county employ- are unsure when that could hap- Capturing Deleted ‘‘We’re paid professionals. If you can’t ee’s email could be audited. pen. properly manage your email, we’ll get you While policy changes regard- The county recently received Emails Next Month ing record retention are still be- a public records request that is By The Chronicle the training you need so you can.’’ ing drafted, Wohld and Muri said expected to take years to fulfill Lewis County employees an employee will have multiple requiring staff to sift through heading a renovation of the Steve Wohld chances to pass audits before their and redact thousands of emails county’s record retention poli- IT Services manager email will be shut down. and other records. cies are so far pleased with the “It will be serious. They won’t Muir said a full-time public progress made. have county email,” Wohld said. records employee has been ap- Only about 2 percent of pertaining to meeting times or county, and a handful of employ- “... We’re paid professionals. If proved for the sheriff’s and pros- county employees still need to office events. ees’ emails were recently checked you can’t properly manage your ecutor’s offices and the jail. The take the online training regard- “Kind of the muck that we can to ensure they are not deleting email, we’ll get you the training county commissioners have been ing record retention, according get rid of that really is not county records that need to be kept. you need so you can.” discussing hiring another for Karri Muir, clerk for the Board business … our solution never Muir and Wohld audited If employees are questioning other county records. of County Commissioners, and really tackles the 5 or 10 percent each other’s emails as well as oth- whether to delete an email, just Lawmakers on the House Steve Wohld, IT services man- of email that is work product. er employees. keep it, he said. General Government & Infor- ager. We’re just going to keep all that “We want to make sure we’re Wohld said the plan is to stop mation Technology Committee The training, which ends stuff,” Wohld said. practicing what we preach,” capturing emails at the end of passed a bill limiting public re- with a multiple-choice test, The approval to delete some Wohld said. the first quarter in March, but cords requests on Monday. teaches employees about what emails makes employees respon- All deleted emails were tran- before that happens the new pol- Muir said she would like to records are, and after passing the sible for their own records and sitory; none were deleted that icy has to be approved. see lawmakers disallow requests test, employees are given the OK aims to decrease the number of shouldn’t have been. Under pre- It will likely include policy for for “any and all” records and in- to delete transitory emails. overall county emails being re- vious practices all emails were text messages, which is expected stead require requests to be more Transitory records are those tained. captured, which has resulted in a to tell employees to only send specific. that are non-formalizing or Currently the deleted emails backlog of more than 10 million transitory texts. “It would help so much,” Muir policy-setting such as messages are still being captured by the emails. As far as going through the said. News in Brief Comedian Amir K to cultural upbringing. his stand-up, but is also an ac- W.F. West Knowledge Isabel Vander Stoep and Tessa Amir was recently a semi- complished actor. He won a SAG Wollan. Perform at Centralia’s finalist on the latest season of award for his role in the Oscar- Bowl Team Advances Knowledge Bowl is an aca- “Last Comic Standing” and a winning film “Argo” and recent- demic competition where each Fox Theatre cast member on ly starred in Alexander Aja’s lat- to State team has the opportunity to an- By The Chronicle MTV’s “Jerks est film “The Pyramid.” By The Chronicle swer 250 questions in a variety of Historic Fox Theatre Resto- with Cameras.” Admission for the show is $15 After placing fifth in the re- categories. rations and Mackinaw’s Restau- Some of Amir’s per person, $18 the day of the gional tournament and second With 15 seconds to respond, rant will be presenting the next other credits in- show. Presale tickets are avail- in the 2A division competition, the team hits a buzzer if they Hub City Comedy Show at the clude stand-up able at Holley’s Place and online the W.F. West Knowledge Bowl have the answer. A point is re- Centralia Fox Theatre at 8 p.m. performances at hubcitycomedy.com. team will advance to the state warded for a correct answer. Friday, Feb. 19. on AXS TV’s There will be wine and beer Knowledge Bowl tournament, Amir K will headline this “Gotham Com- available for the those 21 and according to the school district. evening of comedy. Amir K is Amir K edy Live,” CBS’s over. The state competition will be Church an Iranian/American comedian comedian “Comics Un- For more information, con- on March 19 at Arlington High News based in Los Angeles. leashed” and tact the Fox Theatre at (360) School in Arlington. His comedy is a blend of “Stand Up & De- 623-1103 or visit www.centra- The team consists of Captain in The Chronicle liver” on NuvoTV. character work, storytelling and liafoxtheatre.com or www.hubci- Mary Lalone, Rory Slattery, Alex Saturday improvisation shaped by a multi- Amir K is best known for tycomedy.com/. Schwiesow, Matthew Zylstra, Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 LOCAL Former Tenino Police Chief Running for County Commission SEEKING OFFICE: John deeper into it, the more I'll for- MORE INFORMATION mulate a more steadfast opinion Hutchings Hopes John Hutchings’ campaign on it," he said. to Replace Cathy website for his bid for the Thurston County Commission An Independent Wolfe, Who Is Not is www.votehutch.com. Seeking Re-election Hutchings said he will run as an Independent. By Steven Wyble Hutchings also filed a tort "I've made very political deci- claim last June seeking $850,000 For The Chronicle sions in my career, but I've never for "special and general damages." been a politician," he said. "I see Former Tenino Police Chief that there's a political component John “Hutch” Hutchings is run- Community Health to every decision that's made, no ning for Thurston County Com- Hutchings said he believes matter what business you're in, missioner in District 1. the entire county's community and there are issues in the Dem- Since last April or May, sev- health needs to be looked at. ocratic and Republican party I eral Thurston County residents Community health encompasses equally like or dislike. So for me have approached Hutchings it's not about politics or party, encouraging him to run for the public safety issues, such as the safety of its roads and bridges, he it's about people and policy. It's Thurston County Commission, about making the right decision he said. said. It also means providing adequate access to mental health re- on the specific issue at the right He hadn't given it much time that's best for everybody. I thought, but when Thurston sources, providing resources for people suffering from chemical don't just go right down any one County District 1 Commissioner party line. I'm not beholden to a Cathy Wolfe announced her re- dependency, tackling problems facing youth, and implementing party." tirement, more people encour- Hutchings has proven lead- aged him to run, and he decided innovative justice measures, he said. ership in various law enforce- to think it over. ment roles, and has made some Wolfe's work on mental Former Tenino Police Chief John “Hutch” Hutchings. One issue that shouldn't be political, he said, is ensuring the profoundly critical decisions health over the years seemed throughout his career, he said. like something he could con- county's environmental health. lice officers in crisis intervention following council meetings. "I don't see that as a left- or "I have proven to have grace tinue, Hutchings said. The last under fire, and I'm not afraid to 15 years of his law enforcement and deescalation of people suf- In April, after demands for right-driven issue," he said. "I see make tough decisions when they career involved training officers fering from mental illnesses, the Brodersen to resign, the coun- it as a human issue. We need to need to be made," he said. "I hold to work with people with mental release states. cil issued a 3-2 vote of no confi- restore and protect our lakes and myself exceptionally accountable illnesses. In 2011, he co-authored dence. waterways and habitat." and responsible for what I do "I thought, that's kind of a nat- a book on crisis intervention Brodersen said he had no in- Regional economic develop- and what I say. But this is more ural progression," he said. training with a mental health tention of resigning and would ment would be another prior- professional from Shoreline. continue his search for a new po- ity for Hutchings if he is elected. than about just education and Hutchings earned a bach- lice chief. Brodersen was defeat- The county needs to work with experience. It's about character Qualifications elor’s degree from The Evergreen ed by challenger Wayne Fournier its regional partners, such as the and integrity, and I have shown Hutchings has 35 years expe- State College and a master of arts in November. Port of Olympia and neighboring the integrity and character to rience working as a police officer, from Chapman University. He is Hutchings filed a defamation counties, to ensure there is man- stand up, but also to be excep- supervisor and chief. He spent 27 a former Fulbright scholar. lawsuit against Brodersen and aged growth between habitat and tionally collaborative and form- years in the Olympia Police De- He has volunteered with the city of Tenino last October. economic survival, he said. ing a long-lasting, sustainable partment before retiring in 2012. Community Youth Services and The lawsuit does not specify an Hutchings said he's still relationship with people, groups, He was charged with creating has served on the board of TO- amount. studying whether it’s possible to organizations and communities." the Olympia police downtown GETHER! The target of the suit is a balance environmental and eco- Hutchings said he looks for- walking patrol and brought nu- Hutchings was most recently press release issued in March by nomic goals, or if the state or fed- ward to being an elected official merous groups together to ad- chief of the Tenino Police De- Brodersen explaining his reason- eral government is making that who represents the people. His dress downtown social issues, partment. He was fired by then- ing for Hutchings’ termination. impossible. whole career has been about ser- and was the drug court’s liaison mayor Bret Brodersen last March. According to the complaint, “the "I'm unable to determine vice to others, he said. with the police department, ac- Community members took statements were published with whether the state, or whether "After 35 years of being in cording to a press release. the streets to protest Hutchings' knowledge of their falsehood the federal government is driv- public service, it's another way Since 2001, he coordinated termination and many expressed and/or with reckless disregard ing this, pushing this agenda on I can serve the people in a com- the training of hundreds of po- displeasure with the decision in for the truth.” Thurston County. … As I dig pletely different capacity," he said. Packwood Airport Remains Closed After Non-Injury Airplane Wreck in October SINKHOLES: Rotting Tree port is paying for the repairs. The project will bring the airport The sinkholes in the runway up to Federal Aviation Adminis- Stumps Paved Over in are caused by rotting stumps that tration standards by widening it 1940s Caused Problems ‘‘I’m just looking forward to opening … were paved over when the airport to 60 feet and providing 250-foot hopefully in the summer of this year. It’s going was first built in 1948 as an emer- safety zones at each end of the at Rural Runway gency strip on the west side of the 2,360-foot-long runway. By Kaylee Osowski to be quite a draw for people.’’ Cascade Mountain Range. The runway will be complete- Mason said the largest sink- ly torn up and the old asphalt [email protected] Larry Mason hole the airport has had was 3 will be recycled. Two inches or Repairs continue on a two- airport manager feet in diameter and 18 inches more of new asphalt will be laid seat homebuilt airplane that hit deep. If a plane had hit that, the down, which should be in good a sinkhole on the Packwood Air- aircraft would have been de- condition for 25 to 30 years, Ma- port runway in October of last grades are made. runway, which Mason said re- stroyed, Mason said. son said. year. The pilot in the October quires the whole engine to be Lewis County took over the “I’m just looking forward The airport has remained wreck wasn’t injured, but Mason torn down. airport, which was previously to opening … hopefully in the closed since the wreck, and Larry said the closure is a safety pre- Some of the parts from the owned by the Washington State summer of this year. It’s going to Mason, airport systems manager caution, so no more planes can homemade plane are no lon- Department of Transportation, be quite a draw for people,” Ma- for the Packwood Airport and come in and risk hitting a sink- ger made, but a mechanic at the in the 1980s. son said. the Ed Carlson Memorial Field- hole that could injure or kill pi- Chehalis-Centralia Airport is This spring or summer, con- The FAA is funding 90 per- South Lewis County Airport in lots or passengers. working on the aircraft. struction on the multi-million cent of the project, and the WS- Toledo, said he believes it should The propeller of the plane The insurance for the Lewis dollar airport runway rebuild is DOT and Lewis County are each remain closed until planned up- in the October crash struck the County-owned Packwood Air- expected to begin, Mason said. contributing 5 percent. News in Brief nick wrote in the decision. the Lewis County Courthouse. The American Red Cross stat- The information includes Salkum Man’s Rape Castillo-Lopez asked a differ- The final workshop on ed in a press release that blood Social Security numbers, dates Convictions Upheld ent judge to approve the motion March 19 will be from 10 a.m. products are routinely trans- of birth, Apple Health client ID again on July 3, 2014, and his to 5 p.m. in the meeting room fused to patients with cancer and numbers and private health in- on Appeal request for a continuance was in the Vernetta Smith Chehalis other diseases, premature babies, formation. By The Chronicle again denied. The appeals court Timberland Library. organ transplant recipients, and According to the Washington The Washington State Court ruled that this decision was also The first workshop aims to accident and trauma victims. Health Care Authority, one em- of Appeals upheld a Salkum correct, saying that any benefit of build a foundation for the re- Volunteer blood donors are ployee improperly forwarded a man’s 2014 convictions for five a continuance to Castillo-Lopez maining workshops, create a re- the primary source of blood used spreadsheet containing the pri- counts of second-degree rape was outweighed by the detriment gional identity and story for mar- for transfusion, and the blood vate information seeking tech- of a child in a decision released it would be to the child victim. keting and determine a vision for needs to be accessible before it is nical help from another worker. Tuesday. future years. needed to help save lives. The breach was discovered dur- Raul Castillo-Lopez was ac- Workshops on In the second workshop par- With less than 38 percent of ing a whistleblower investigation cused of raping a 12-year-old ticipants will learn about the- the nation’s population eligible into misuse of state resources. girl on a number of occasions. A Developing Agritourism matic storytelling and create to donate, only a fraction of jury found him products and itineraries. those do so, stated the release. Single Day of Smelt guilty and he in Lewis County Planned The third workshop will Any healthy person age 18, or was sentenced By The Chronicle consider strategies to connect to 16 and 17 with signed parental Season Nets More Than to 500 months, Lewis County residents inter- the tourism supply chain, learn consent, and weighing at least or more than 41 ested in rural tourism have the about techniques for effective 110 pounds may be eligible to do- 160 Violations years, in prison. opportunity to attend four work- networking and discuss social nate blood. Valid identification is LONGVIEW (AP) — Castillo- shops in February and March to media strategies. required for all donations. Though this year’s smelt fishing Lopez made a learn more about agritourism In the final workshop attend- The Sharon Care Center is season was only one-day long, motion June 19, and the opportunity to develop ees will create an action plan, de- located at 1509 Harrison Ave. many for dippers netted more Raul Castillo-Lopez velop a timeline to reach goals in Centralia. More information serving sentence 2014, to substi- the industry in the county. than 160 violations. tute a new at- Each workshop is six hours and outline steps for the com- can be found by calling 1 (800) Smelt season opened and torney for his long and aims to bring together munity and stakeholders to take. RED-CROSS or by going online closed Saturday. During the day court-appointed counsel, Sam farmers, related stakeholders and Interested stakeholders are to www.redcrossblood.org. Use 68 people were cited for exceed- Groberg, provided the new attor- elected officials to develop tour- asked to RSVP by Feb. 19 to Har- sponsor code “SharonCareCen- ing the legal catch limit. ney was allowed to delay the trial ism products, businesses and a ry Bhagwandin, Lewis County ter” to schedule an appointment. The Department of Fish and to prepare himself. marketing strategy, according to agritourism project coordinator, Wildlife also issued 94 warnings, Superior Court Judge James a press release. at [email protected] or (360) Data Breach Affects mainly for dippers who started Lawler said he would allow the The workshops build on one 701-9932. before the 7 a.m. start time. substitution, but not the contin- another, so participation in all 91,000 Washington Minor infractions can cost uance, according to the court of four is encouraged and all will Blood Drive Scheduled $150 or more, while larger offens- appeals decision. include a locally-sourced lunch Medicaid Clients es mandate a court appearance. Castillo-Lopez argued that from Lewis County farms. for Sharon Care Center OLYMPIA (AP) — State offi- Smelt have been listed as threat- the trial court therefore abused The workshops will be held in Centralia cials say a data breach has affect- ened under the federal Endan- its discretion. The appeals court on Feb. 27, March 5, March 12 ed 91,000 Washington Medicaid gered Species Act since 2010. This disagreed. and March 19. By The Chronicle clients. Two state employees have year’s smelt season was limited to “Trial courts have discretion The first three workshops A blood drive will be held at been fired for improperly han- one day, but Fish and Wildlife of- to manage their docket and deny will begin at 9 a.m. and end at Sharon Care Center in Centralia dling personal information of ficials say they may extend it to a continuances in order to do so,” 4 p.m. and will be held in the on Thursday, March 3, from 11 people enrolled in Washington second day if the run size appears appeals court Judge Rich Mel- ground floor meeting room of a.m. to 4 p.m. Apple Health. to be large enough. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 $150,000 Bail Set for Randle Man Charged The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. With Rape, Communicating With Minor MISSED OR LATE PAPER? Delivery deadlines: JAILED: Sheriff’s Office is Pass High School for a reported Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. rape. School staff showed him Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. Continuing to Investigate Missed papers will only be credited up to 2 weeks, Facebook posts by Hardman PLEASE call us immediately Monday - Friday at Man’s Relationship With Schmitt that reportedly involved 360-807-8203 or leave us a message on our after hours students at the school. line at 360-807-7676 Other Women Tuesday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. The alleged victim of the rape, Thursday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. By Natalie Johnson 19, told deputies that Hardman Saturday ...... 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. [email protected] Schmitt strangled her once and sexually assaulted her on two TO SUBSCRIBE A Randle resident charged occasions while they were in a Tuesday with rape and assault To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation dating relationship, according to stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- is being held on $150,000 bail in court documents. tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. the Lewis County Jail. Through the investigation, 1203. Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Nickolas J. Hardman Schmitt, English learned that Hardman TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 21, was arrested at 6:52 p.m. Schmitt might have been corre- Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit Tuesday, according to Lewis sponding over social media with www.chronline.com. County Jail records. Natalie Johnson / [email protected] a 13-year-old girl. English inter- Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. He was charged Wednesday Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager Nickolas Hardman Schmitt makes an appearance in Lewis County Superior Court viewed the girl, who told him in Lewis County Superior Court Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 on Wednesday afternoon at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Hardman Schmitt asked her to with two counts of third-degree [email protected] rape for two incidents between have sex with him, according to court documents. OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS July and November of 2015, sec- nications over social media with asked for bail at $10,000, saying Hardman Schmitt was origi- 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia ond-degree assault with sexual a 13-year-old girl who told inves- the risk to the community could Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. motivation for an incident in tigators that Hardman Schmitt be mitigated with protection or- nally charged Tuesday in Lewis November 2015, and felony com- asked her to be “friends with ders. County District Court with a SUBSCRIPTION RATES munication with a minor for im- benefits,” according to court Lawler disagreed, and set bail gross misdemeanor charge of Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 moral purposes for incidents be- documents. in accordance with the prosecu- communicating with a minor Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 tween October 2015 and January Lewis County deputy pros- tion’s request. He also imposed for immoral purposes. It was Home delivery 2016. ecutor Sara Beigh asked for sexual-assault protection orders dismissed in District Court and One month ...... $12.90 Hardman Schmitt is ac- $150,000 bail Wednesday, citing and ordered Hardman Schmitt recharged as a felony in Supe- Three months ...... $35.15 rior Court along with the other Six months ...... $65.15 cused of raping and assaulting the severity of the allegations. to stay away from areas where One year ...... $122 a 19-year-old woman he was in “The state’s concern here is children congregate if he posts charges Wednesday. By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States a relationship with in the 200 community safety,” she said. bail. Deputies are continuing to One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 block of Silverbrook Road in Defense attorney Joely On Feb. 8, Deputy Tim Eng- investigate Hardman Schmitt’s Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 Randle. O’Rourke, representing Hard- lish with the Lewis County Sher- relationships with other women, Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 He is also accused of commu- man Schmitt for his first hearing, iff’s Office responded to White according to court documents. One year ...... $194 / $227.45 Online subscriptions to chronline.com One day ...... $2 One month ...... $8 Lewis County Man’s Conviction in Wire Theft Case Overturned One year ...... $84 Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. By The Chronicle “We hold that the trial court to wire sold at a metal recycler, of the three crimes. Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- The Washington State Court erred in refusing to give Bass’s which led investigators to Bass. The appeals court disagreed scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or proposed jury instructions on Bass allegedly admitted remov- on this argument, saying that when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances of Appeals has overturned a 2014 may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers Lewis County conviction for second degree trafficking in sto- ing the wiring from the house. evidence presented showed that in Education. first-degree trafficking in stolen len property,” wrote appeals court Bass reportedly testified at Bass should have known his property in a case involving wire judge Bradley A. Maxa. “Accord- his trial that he believed the for- friend who gave him permis- BACK ISSUES theft, according to an opinion ingly, we reverse Bass’ conviction mer owner of the home had giv- sion to enter the house no longer Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are available at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks published Tuesday. for first-degree trafficking in en him permission to strip it of owned it, and that he planned to old are $2 per issue. The appeals court upheld stolen property and remand for a recyclables, and said he did not take the property anyway. Chad Colton Bass’s 2014 convic- new trial of that charge.” know the house was now owned Bass’ appeal also argued that THE NEWSROOM tions for second-degree burglary Judge Richard Brosey presid- by a bank after foreclosure pro- the jury should have been in- For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact ed over the original case. ceedings. structed that since the house was the appropriate person listed below. and third-degree theft charges, EDITOR but ordered a new trial for a con- In December 2013, a city of He was eventually convicted abandoned, he had legal a de- Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 viction for first-degree traffick- Centralia employee found a live of second-degree burglary, third- fense for trespassing. The court [email protected] ing in stolen property, based on service wire from a power pole degree theft and first-degree ruled that if the trial judge erred Sports Editor the trial court’s refusal to allow a had been cut with a hatchet or a trafficking in stolen property. in not giving that instruction to Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 jury to consider a lesser charge of machete near a house. In his appeal, Bass also ar- the jury, it was a harmless error [email protected] second-degree trafficking in sto- The employee was able to gued that the state did not have because the jury did not discuss Visuals Editor Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 len property. match the cut end of the wire enough evidence to convict him trespass charges. [email protected] Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, West and Central Lewis County Communities News in Brief Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 contact Detective Jamey Mc- must be 18 years of age or older, from the last mill entrance to the [email protected] Coroner Identifies Body Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, Ginty at (360) 748-9286. a resident of Lewis County and Napavine city limit, is currently East Lewis County Communities Found Near Toledo be able to pass a criminal history structurally unsound. Dameon Pesanti ...... 807-8237 [email protected] By The Chronicle background check. For more information, call Sheriff’s Office to Host To sign up, contact Capt. (360) 880-6137 or email bmor- Education, Business, South Thurston County The Lewis County Coro- Dusty Breen at (360) 740-1327 or [email protected]. Communities, Napavine Gun Safety Class Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 ner’s Office has identified a man at dustin.breen@lewiscountywa. found dead Feb. 4 on Mandy By The Chronicle [email protected] gov. Lewis County Government, Legislature, Road in Toledo as Patrick Pem- The Lewis County Sheriff’s If more than 25 people sign Tourism, Religion, berton, 48, of Tumwater. Office plans to host Citizen Fire- up, a lottery-style drawing will South Lewis County Communities The cause of death is multiple arm Safety Class from 9 a.m. to determine the participants. Kaylee Osowski ...... 807-8208 blunt force injuries to the head, 1 p.m. March 26 at the Lewis [email protected] Those chosen for the class will be Feb. 5 - Feb. 11 Sports, News and Photography neck, torso and extremities, and County Law and Justice Center. notified no later than March 4. the manner of death is pending This is the first time the Sher- Alvin and he Chipmunks Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 Depending on interest from Roadchip [email protected] further investigation, according iff’s Office has hosted the class. the community, the Sheriff’s Death Notices, What’s Happening, to Chief Deputy Coroner Dawn The training will provide $4 • PG • 12:00 am & 3:00 pm Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices Office might schedule future Sat Only Harris. residents with an opportunity to classes. 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Prosecutor Takes Righteous Action in Face of Dishonesty Lewis County Prosecutor State Court of Appeals and the rather than keep it under wraps At this juncture, it would be Jonathan Meyer spoke to a gath- Our Views state Supreme Court, informing or speak of it only in law and prudent to examine the process ering of area Boy Scouts in Cen- viding testimony as an expert them that his office is attempt- justice circles. in which the Prosecutor’s Office tralia last week about the impor- witness for the Lewis County ing to compile all cases where “We presented perjured testi- vettes and presents expert wit- tance of taking the right path. Prosecutor’s Office. It was a her false testimony may have mony,” Meyer said. nesses during trials. It’s likely He was quick to note that the revelation that could impact been a factor. It’s worth noting that is a Meyer has already placed the correct way of doing things is the outcomes of dozens of cases, As Meyer noted, it’s likely that figurative “we.” process under more intense not always the easiest way. many of which were focused on the outcomes of the cases were All of the testimony in ques- scrutiny. That’s when, without speak- men accused of sexual crimes. not changed by Nelson’s un- tion was delivered prior to his Nelson’s actions are painful ing her name, he first told the “We were advised that we truthful claims about her qualifi- election to the Prosecutor’s Of- for many to contemplate. It’s dif- story of Toni Nelson, an East only need to tell the people that cations as an expert witness. fice in 2010. ficult to imagine why she felt the Lewis County woman beloved this person testified against … The point, though, is that it’s Overall, the matter has been need to lie. The only certainty and admired by many for her but that’s not the standard we not his job to substitute his opin- handled well. Meyer did not is that she did more harm than tireless volunteer efforts and expect,” Meyer told the Boy ion for that of the juries, as he publicly announce the issue via a good in doing so. cancer survival. Scouts. told The Chronicle Monday. press release, but he was certain- We’re thankful Meyer chose Unfortunately, as he had Instead, the prosecutor It’s an apparent testament to ly willing to provide a full expla- to shine light on the matter, not learned a week or two before, reached out to all courts in Meyer’s character that he elected nation to The Chronicle after his because it was easy, but because Nelson had also lied while pro- Lewis County, the Washington to speak publicly of the matter talk with local Boy Scouts. it was the right thing to do.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Is Ancient Paratrooper Growing Soft and Maudlin in Old Age? The other morning, while washing breakfast dishes at the sink, an old song started running through my head. Remember “Old Shep,” you fellow codgers? It was first recorded by Red Foley back in 1935, two years after he had written it. Yep, I remembered the song, but started drawing a blank on most of the lyrics after the first couple of lines. By the way, a lot of other singers liked it well enough to record it, too: Hank Snow, Johnny Cash, Walter Brennan and even Elvis, among others. But what were those forgotten lyrics? Wikipedia to the rescue! I started to read them, and then it happened. As I read, my eyes began stinging and puddling up. I wasn’t crying, mind you. I wasn’t. Really. Al- though Zelda jumped into my lap to see why I was making those funny noises. It’s strange, but it never created that same reaction 70 years ago when Letters Bob Muntz and I used to sing it on the By Bill Moeller school bus some mornings. That was a Heaven is a Real Place Yes, you and me and everyone I see a huge problem with medi- remarkable bus; there was lots of sing- else who believes in the son of God, cal research in this country. Money Ever think about what heaven ing. I’m sure that’d be forbidden today. Some of us were Jesus. That’s the ticket. He knows and politics are in control. Govern- might be like? All right now, I know old enough to have already been recruited into various you, is in heaven right now and ment, the FDA and AMA are ap- what some of you are thinking. Nev- beckons you to join him. For ‘heav- church choirs; the rest looked forward to the one hour a parently tied together to control ertheless, check this out. It only en’s sake,’ my friend, don’t turn your research! Why would they want a week when we got to request songs out of “The Golden takes a minute. Then see what you back on him. cure to a multi-billion dollar a year Book of Song.” think. When you someday take your income — no way! Even the bus driver chimed in on his favorites, and I’ve recently been told there is no last breath here on Earth wherever Several years ago I met a man who someone always saw to it that one of those just happened heaven. No kidding! And some of you are, it’s like passing through a spent 15 years working for a phar- to be begun. By good fortune he was also our teacher you might agree, but I’ve been told doorway into the next room and maceutical company. He told me he starting in the sixth grade, when our original two-room there is and have believed this all my greeted by a host of loved ones who would like to write a book about what school was in the basement of our church. life. Like you, we have never been have been awaiting your “home- was going on but knew he couldn’t as That driver, Mr. Kirsten, was beloved by all who knew there but I’m a firm believer there is coming” with open arms. this would put his life and his fam- him, old and young. Unfortunately, those in our class such a place. Is that hard to take? I’ve been ily’s life in jeopardy. His wife, a family didn’t have his guidance in our last years, because he If there isn’t, then can all those be- told it’s a better place to be than here physician, nodded in agreement. lievers or Christians that number in and your life here is nothing more died before we graduated. Many European and Asian coun- the millions, more like billions that than a shadow compared to what it There’s not enough room here to print the whole song, tries are researching cures and hav- have gone on before us, be wrong in will be like in heaven. And I’m looking success. It is claimed by some which began this column, but you can easily find it on- their way of thinking? Something to ing forward to that. How about you? that when President Reagan was in line. Just type in “Lyrics, Old Shep.” think about here is you’re breathing It’s very possible, you know, and my office he underwent a cancer “cure” I’ll tell you what: I’ll meet you at Denny’s some morn- as you read this, right? friends and I would love seeing you in Germany. We may see a cure come ing, and if you can recite or even read the lyrics of all As simple as a task that seems to there too. It’s as good a place as any from a country other than ours. seven verses without the assistance of a hankie or back be, do you think you could do that to get acquainted! There are many alternative ther- of a sleeve, I’ll pay for your senior breakfast! This offer is on the moon or anywhere else in the apies being researched that have a limited to two participants. universe for that matter, in just what Art Reynolds profound effect on cancer cells but Oh, I wanted to add that since I’d mentioned my old you are wearing right now? No way! Chehalis do not result in life-altering side ef- buddy, Bob, I should at least send him a first draft of this As a matter of fact, you would only fects and yet have proven successful. column. He emailed me back immediately, and confessed last as long as you can hold your Questioning Treatment Why aren’t we hearing more about that every time he sang the song around the house, his breath. After that, it’s ‘sayonara!’ Let these? Could it be because they are me tell you, that’s not much to look of Cancer in U.S. inexpensive and provide no huge wife, Shirley, cried. forward to. Do I have a high five on I’ll admit, there’ve been several instances in my life “CANCER.” This is one of the financial benefit to the big pharma? that? most despicable, insidious words in An organization to take note of where my eyes have puddled up. They all coincided with So what are we looking at here? the English language, in my opin- is Bastyr Integrative Oncology Re- carrying a beloved pet into a veterinary facility to put For starters, this Earth of ours is the ion. It has been around for eons with search Center in Seattle. They prac- a terminally ill companion “to sleep.” What a strange perfect place for us in our universe, little signs of abatement. How many tice alternative treatments that are phrase that is, “put to sleep.” Wouldn’t “to kill a friend” and can you imagine for a moment have been touched by this terrible far more successful than standard be closer to it? If you’ve ever had to do it, isn’t it pretty that it was designed and created spe- disease? It seems that nearly all of procedures. close to how you felt? cifically for you, my friend? It was, us have been at one time or another. I have listed a few books that dis- There was Lady, a collie-chow mixture that a friend for you and me and everyone else My wife, mother, father and sister cuss some alternative methods for rescued and convinced us to bring with us when we who inhabits this planet. were all afflicted by cancer — so I treating cancer. Check them out — moved into Lewis County over 55 years ago. We never And do I dare go a step farther by have strong feelings and thoughts they may make a difference in your regretted it. Like Shep, she eventually became old, and mentioning that all mankind, and about the current “cures” the public life? our forefathers, were created too. Any our favorite veterinarian, Dr. Werty, said that an episode is subjected to. (1) Cancer – Reversing Protocol, idea by who or what? Whoa! Hard to The “good ol’” American treat- she’d had a few days earlier may have been a stroke and by Dr. Mark Stengler. (2) The One- digest? Hold on, there’s a little more ment is to “sock it to ’em” with doses she lost her sense of direction, because one day instead Minute Cure, by Madison Cavana- and becomes even more interesting of radiation and chemotherapy. In ugh. (3) Tomorrow’s Cancer Cures of moving away from my pickup as I was backing out of and involves you. Imagine that! many cases the side effects can be Today, by Dr. Allan Spreen. (4) The the driveway she walked right into the back of my front Yep, this Earth and mankind was horrendous, making the quality of Oxygen Prescription — The Miracle wheel. The bump broke my heart. OK, dammit, I cried. created by, some say, “the man up- life miserable. Recently a close friend of Oxidative Therapies, by Nathan- ••• stairs,” in short, God. Not only that, of mine underwent chemo and radi- iel Altman. Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, mayor, bookstore owner, he created heaven long before the ation. After only two treatments he city council member, paratrooper and pilot living in Centralia. Earth and for what purpose? You, said “No more, I would rather die.” Jim Stafford He can be reached at [email protected]. my friend! He died two months later. Adna

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Centralia Council Approves Nice Weather in Centralia-Chehalis Cell Tower at Borst Park 6-1 VOTE: Tower Would be to plant new trees for every tree removed. Located at South End of As part of the agreement, Ve- Park Near Arboretum rizon will pay the city a one-time fee of $2,000 and $1,200 a month, By Justyna Tomtas adding up to $14,400 a year. The [email protected] proceeds would go into the Park Improvement Fund, which is The Centralia City Council used for all city parks. at its Tuesday meeting approved The tower will have no over- a new Verizon cell tower at Fort head lines, and instead every- Borst Park. thing will be underground, Pier- The tower will be located on son said. the south end of the park near Because of the 90-foot-tall the arboretum. light poles in place by the ball- As part of the agreement, Ve- fields, Pierson said, the tower rizon will lease a 40-foot by 30- will not hinder the atmosphere foot area for its equipment and of the park. The location was tower. chosen because little to no resi- The tower will be a 150-foot dential homes will have a view steel monopole and will allow of the pole, he said. The exist- for co-location. Along with the ing tree cover in place along the tower, there will be a 12-foot by freeway will block the pole from 26-foot building with no fencing. view to those on the freeway. Pete Caster / [email protected] The building will be designed The building and tower will A motorcyclist maneuvers around a curve along Northwest Airport Road in Chehalis on Tuesday afternoon. to fit in with the Borst Home be built out of the floodplain, architectural theme, including Pierson said, and the ground will white hardy plank and a pitched likely be elevated to make sure roof. there are no issues associated The cellphone tower will be with floodwaters. equipped with an osprey nest Pierson said he will likely platform. Other work in the have to come back to the council area includes the repavement to ask for an additional easement and striping of the parking area for fiber optics. Two birds ly alongside an nearby. Another location discussed airplane preparing to land According to Community was next to Wheeler Field beat the Chehalis-Centralia Air- Development Director Emil hind the park storage building. port on Tuesday afternoon in Pierson, Verizon will be respon- The council approved the cell Chehalis. sible for the landscaping around phone tower with a 6-1 vote in the building and will be required favor. Attorneys File Brief in Flower Shop Owner's Appeal RICHLAND (AP) — Attor- ties Union in the case. Lawyers neys for a Richland flower shop for Barronelle Stutzman have owner who lost a lawsuit over her asked the state Supreme Court to refusal to provide services for a review her case. A decision is ex- same-sex wedding have filed a pected soon. Stutzman owns Ar- brief with the state Supreme Court. lene's Flowers in Richland, and The brief addresses some of says her religious beliefs prevent the arguments made by the state her from providing flowers for a and the American Civil Liber- same-sex wedding. CH553416cf.ke You Can’t Choose Your Family. Includes two dental cleanings, one dental exam, unlimited You CAN Choose Your RADIOLOGIST. digital x-rays, PLUS 10% oﬀ all services!

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HOME | CONSTRUCTION | BUSINESS CHEHALIS It’s Easy 714 W. Main Street • Liberty Plaza-Exit 77 START 360.740.0770 ONLINE! ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL Also TOLEDO, WINLOCK, TUMWATER & OLYMPIA CH553612cz.cg (360) 748 - 0961| [email protected] CH552218cbw.sw 123 SW 6th St. | Chehalis, WA 98532 • Main 11 LEGISLATURE / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 Washington Senate Takes a Detour on School Funding Plan NEW PROPOSAL: The bill still requires a vote on cause it doesn’t take an approach holding the state in contempt Although teacher pay would not the Senate floor before lawmakers that members of both parties because the Legislature has not be cut, everything above what is Republicans Seeking can compare it with a completely and both chambers can agree on. made a plan for finishing the paid for by state dollars would Solution That Would different approach approved by Sen. Bruce Dammeier, R-Puy- McCleary work, which must be need to fit in certain categories. the House last month. allup, disagreed, saying it is an done by 2018. The court has been Dammeier said lawmakers Keep Local, State and A biparti- improvement over the so-called sanctioning lawmakers $100,000 have known for years that the Federal Money Separate san group from compromise proposal because it a day since August, with the state should have been auditing both chambers Legislature addresses criticism that the pre- money to go into a special ac- school districts to find out if they in School Budgets met over the 2016 vious plan did not go far enough count for education. were using local levy dollars to By Donna Gordon Blankinship summer and toward solving the levy problem. The Senate bill approved in pay basic education costs. fall to work out The levy issue is the last hur- Ways and Means on Tuesday “It is illegal to use local levy The Associated Press a compromise dle to bringing lawmakers into would ask the Office of the Su- money for basic education,” he said. SEATTLE — The Washington on this issue. compliance with the Washing- perintendent of Public Instruc- Dammeier says these audits Senate has taken a detour on the The bill passed ton high court’s so-called Mc- tion to work with the state au- will help lawmakers figure out road toward meeting the Supreme by the House Cleary decision. It’s also what ditor to look at school district how much money they actually Court’s demand to fix the way the is similar to lawmakers call the most chal- budgets and give schools a new need to find to finish fixing the state pays for public schools. the language lenging part of the work. accounting system to keep state, school finance system. The Senate Ways and Means the task force The Legislature has ad- federal and local dollars separate. The Senate bill also gives law- Committee on Tuesday evening agreed to before dressed other issues cited by the Before classes begin in fall makers more time to figure out passed a new approach to deal- the session began. The Senate court, including putting more 2017, districts would be required how to replace local levy dollars ing with local levy dollars that bill takes a different approach. than $2 billion into student to start paying teachers and other with a statewide funding source. lawmakers said either makes Sen. Christine Rolfes, D- transportation, all-day kinder- instructional staff separately for The deadline in the Senate proposal more progress or wrecks the Bainbridge Island, said the new garten, smaller classes and class- anything that doesn’t qualify as is Dec. 31, 2017. The House requires Legislature’s chances of reaching bill won’t help lawmakers move room supplies. basic education, such as arts edu- the Legislature to finish this work a bipartisan deal this session. forward on the levy issue be- The Supreme Court has been cation or after school programs. by the end of the 2017 Legislature. Senate Rejects Reversal of Transgender Bathroom Rule By The Associated Press abuse the commission’s rule is to decide one way or another on OLYMPIA — Urged by law- unfounded, added Sen. Pramila the issue. makers who said the Legislature Jayapal, D-Seattle. In the House, efforts to re- must protect civil rights, Wash- “There have been no sex of- peal the rule have not succeeded. ington’s full Senate on Wednes- fenders that have been posing as House Bill 2782 that would ban day narrowly rejected a bill that transgender people to get into people from entering gender- would have repealed a new state bathrooms,” she said. segregated bathrooms that don’t rule allowing transgender peo- Sen. Marko Liias, D-Lynn- align with their male or female ple to use bathrooms and locker wood, told reporters after the “anatomy,” or “DNA,” as defined rooms in public buildings con- vote that he was disappointed the by the bill, won’t receive a hear- sistent with their gender identity. issue was debated on the floor if ing in the House Judiciary Com- Three Republicans, the it was likely to fail. mittee led by chairwoman Rep. chamber’s majority party, joined But considering the emotional Laurie Jinkins, D-Tacoma. debate the issue has prompted in many Democrats in rejecting the Baumgartner said without a the general public, the bill deserved measure on a 25-24 vote. change in state leadership, there Sen. Doug Ericksen, a Repub- discussion by the whole Senate, isn’t a next step in repealing the lican from Ferndale who spon- said Sen. Michael Baumgartner, a commission’s rule. sored the measure, argued dur- Rachel La Corte / AP Photo Republican from Spokane. ing debate on the floor that the Senators Wednesday watch the vote count on their computers on a bill that Baumgartner voted to repeal Sharon Ortiz, the director rule, created by the state’s Hu- sought to eliminate Washington’s new rule allowing transgender people to use the state’s rule, and is chair of the of the Human Rights Commis- man Rights Commission, leaves bathrooms and locker rooms in public buildings consistent with their gender Senate’s Commerce and Labor sion, has said the new rule was business owners unable to stop identity. The measure failed by one vote, with three Republicans joining Demo- Committee where hearings on a clarification of the state’s ex- men posing as transgender peo- crats to vote against it. Ericksen’s bill filled committee isting anti-discrimination law ple to sexually assault women in rooms and hallways with people. that added transgender people locker rooms. “I certainly was disappoint- as a protected class in 2006. The “Under this rule, practical- Many Democrats defended right protecting people from be- ed in the rule because it defi- commission was created by the ly, what can he do to be able to the state rule that went into effect ing uncomfortable, but there is nitely does put people at risk,” Legislature and is responsible protect his members that are un- on Dec. 26. Sen. Cyrus Habib, D- “a civil right to be included.” Baumgartner said, adding that it for administering and enforcing comfortable?” Ericksen said. Kirkland, said there is no civil The worry that people might shouldn’t be up to a commission that law. Federal Judge Gives State Time to Fix Competency Problems SEATTLE (AP) — A federal tion. They asked for an extension said in her order. judge said the only reason she so they could open a 30-bed fa- The agency failed to hire and won’t hold Washington state in cility at the former Maple Lane ‘‘While the CMS actions have hindered retain staff; failed to take appro- contempt for failing to provide School near Rochester, Reyes priate emergency actions; failed timely competency services is said in an email. It’s scheduled to compliance, failures by DSHS itself have to establish a forensic training because state judges have issued open in April, she said. program; failed to make evalu- dozens of contempt orders and “The Maple Lane facility will prevented it from achieving compliance.’’ ations available on weekends; imposed $1 million in fines, but provide 30 beds that are now failed to implement a data man- it hasn’t altered the state’s conduct. placed on hold at Western State Marsha Pechman agement system; and failed to Instead, U.S. District Judge Hospital so we can address safety U.S. district judge address a list of other problems, Marsha Pechman altered the and quality of care concerns at she said. permanent injunction and gave the hospital,” she said. Therefore, the court will step the Department of Social and Lawyers for the mentally ill “People have been spending after a judge’s order. She gave the in and force action, she said. Health Services until May 27 to defendants praised Pechman’s Pechman created a list of months in jail while their health state until Jan. 2 to comply. fix the problems that have forced ruling, issued on Monday. changes based on recommenda- gets worse and worse, and some Days before the deadline, mentally ill defendants to wait in “The state has failed to pro- tions from a court monitor who jails for months for competency vide leadership in addressing have died,” she said. “The state the state filed a motion asking has followed the case since the evaluations and treatment, as the serious problem of people hasn’t met its responsibilities, so for another five months. They injunction. long as a new set of interim dead- with mental illness in jails await- the court has made clear what it argued in part that inspections She also set a list of bench- lines and rules are met. ing competency services,” said has to do. We’ll be watching very by the Centers for Medicare & marks. Pechman said it’s necessary La Rond Baker, lawyer for the closely to see that the state actual- Medicaid Services found a list of By March 1, all competency to force the agency to follow a ACLU of Washington. “We are ly complies with the court’s order.” violations and the agency had to evaluations must be completed strict schedule because allowing gratified to see the court step- The lawyers filed a lawsuit focus its efforts on fixing those within 14 days for both state hos- it “to work according to a sched- ping in to provide a step-by-step against the agency in 2014, claim- problems or risk losing millions pitals. By April 1, those evalu- ule of their choosing has resulted roadmap of what the state needs ing that forcing the defendants of federal dollars. ations must be done within 10 in an increase in wait times.” to do to resolve this problem. to wait in jail for extended peri- Pechman said their excuses days and competency restora- Carla Reyes, assistant secre- People’s lives are at stake.” ods violated their constitutional fell short. tion treatment must be provided tary for the agency’s Behavioral Emily Cooper, a lawyer with rights. Pechman agreed and in “While the CMS actions have within 26 days, she said. Health Administration, said they Disability Rights Washington, April, she issued a permanent in- hindered compliance, failures By May 27, both evaluations are pleased that they have more said the conditions their clients junction saying the state must cut by DSHS itself have prevented it and treatment must be done within time to comply with the injunc- face have been appalling. the wait times down to seven days from achieving compliance,” she a week of a judge’s order, she said. News in Brief Child Find Screenings development level of their child/ from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the gym To start kindergarten in Sep- sion, which would first start off as children,” Aselton said in an • Mossyrock, (360) 983-3184, March tember, a child must be 5 years a subcommittee of the PFD until Scheduled for Children email. 29 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the library old by Aug. 31, 2016, and have it could reach nonprofit status. Professionals screen the chil- • Napavine, (360) 262-3345, April 27, up-to-date immunizations. The money would be used by Up to 5 Years of Age 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the gym dren for vision, hearing, motor • Chehalis Tribal Head Start, (360) the Sports Commission to give By The Chronicle coordination, speech and lan- 273-5514, March 21 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. PFD Chair: Tourism guidance and market the area Child Find screenings have guage, learning skills, and social at Oakville Elementary sports facilities. It would aim to been scheduled for rural schools and emotional behaviors. • Oakville, (360) 273-5946, March 21 Promotion Area Tax attract and promote sporting At the end of the screening, a from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the elementary events as well. in Lewis County. The screenings school are for children from birth to 5 psychologist or director reviews Could Fund Proposed “Between all the facilities in the results with the parents. • Onalaska, (360) 978-4115, March 24 years of age. from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the middle Sports Commission Centralia and Chehalis, sports is Each spring, staff with the The screening does not re- school gym huge. … We don’t have anything By The Chronicle Lewis County Special Educa- place regular medical care, but • Pe Ell, (360) 291-3244, April 19 from in the area that comes close to tion Cooperative teams up with provides the family with addi- 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the gym At the Centralia City Council that potential of bringing new In-Tot to conduct developmental tional information on the child • Toledo, (360) 864-4761, April 28 meeting on Tuesday night, a tour- money in,” Chaput said. screenings for children. and their development. from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the gym ism promotion area was proposed The Sports Commission was The service is free. • White Pass, (360) 497-7300, April 13 to help support the creation of a originally proposed as a county- The Individuals with Dis- from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the multipur- abilities Education Act requires Screening times are as fol- potential Sports Commission. wide effort, but Chaput said that lows: pose room all districts to have an annual • Winlock, (360) 785-3516, May 9 Todd Chaput, chairman of direction has changed to focus • Adna Kindergarten, (360) 748-7029, the Public Facilities District, solely on Centralia and Chehalis comprehensive Child Find sys- April 27, call for appointment, located at from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the gym. tem to ensure all children in the elementary school For additional information, said the creation of a TPA would for now. need of early intervention are • Adna Preschool, (360) 748-7029, parents or guardians should call add a $2 tax to occupied rooms Tackling the whole county located, identified and referred, May 4 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the el- their local school, or the Lewis of each lodging facility in Cen- would be too large of a task to said Juli Aselton, coordinator of ementary school County Special Education Co-op tralia and Chehalis. start off with, Chaput said, add- the screenings. • Boistfort, (360) 245-3343, April 21 at (360) 748-3384. To form a TPA, 60 percent of ing it would be easier to start The cooperative conducts the from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the library Participants are advised to the local motels and hotels would small and grow from there. screenings in 13 rural school dis- • Evaline, (360) 785-3460, May 3 from have to be in favor of the measure. City Manager Rob Hill told 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the multipurpose call their local schools to set up tricts. room an appointment for their birth The flat fee, similar to a lodg- the council he is supportive of “While this screening is for • Mary M. Knight in Mason County, to 5-year-old child. If living in a ing tax, would bring in $200,000 the TPA. He said more infor- early intervention, we encourage (360) 426-6767, April 26 from 9:30 a.m. to temporary situation, families may annually between the two cities. mation would be provided to and invite any family to partici- 12:30 p.m. in the elementary school contact the district where they are The funds would be allocated by the council, and an action item pate that would like to check the • Morton, (360) 496-5143, May 12 staying to attend a screening. the cities to the Sports Commis- would be presented in the future. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief USOC to Hire Fire Breaks Out at Infectious Disease Northern Mexico Prison; Specialists for Zika Deaths Reported By The Associated Press MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) The U.S. Olympic Commit- — A fire and riot broke out Thurs- tee will hire two infectious dis- day at a prison in northern Mexico, ease specialists to advise poten- and local media said numerous in- tial Olympians who are worried mates appeared to have died. about the Zika outbreak in Brazil. Rescue workers could be seen USOC CEO Scott Blackmun bringing injured inmates from sent a letter Wednesday to all pos- the Topo Chico prison in Monter- sible Olympians, acknowledging rey, at least some with burns. The the growing worries over the virus. number of dead was unclear. Of- “I know that the Zika virus ficials of the Nuevo Leon state outbreak in Brazil is of concern government declined to make im- to many of you,” Blackmun mediate comment, but said they wrote. “I want to emphasize that would make an announcement it is to us, as well, and that your later. well-being in Rio this summer is Images broadcast by Milenio our highest priority.” Television showed the fire con- The letter goes on to spell tinuing to blaze near dawn, with out much of the information a crowd of people bundled against that’s already been relayed by Ahn Young-joon / The Associated Press the cold gathered outside the pris- the World Health Organization South Korean vehicles returning from North Korea’s joint Kaesong Industrial Complex pass the customs, immigration and on. Some shook and kicked at the and the U.S. Centers for Disease quarantine oice near the border village of Panmunjom in Paju, South Korea, Thursday. North Korea on Thursday ordered a prison gates, demanding to be al- Control. The virus is spread by military takeover of the factory park that was the last major symbol of cooperation with South Korea, saying Seoul’s suspen- lowed in. mosquitoes. About 20 percent sion of operations at the jointly run facility was a “dangerous declaration of war.” of those infected display mild Russia Proposes March symptoms, including body aches and rash. But pregnant women 1 Ceasefire in Syria; and those considering getting US Wants It Now pregnant have greater reason N. Korea Orders Military for concern because the virus MUNICH (AP) — Russia has can cause microcephaly, a birth proposed a March 1 ceasefire in defect marked by an abnormally Syria, U.S. officials say, but Wash- small head. ington believes Moscow is giving Takeover of Shared Park itself and the Syrian government three weeks to try to crush moder- Several States Seek to CONFLICT: North Korea off that began with North Korea’s ried about losing credibility with ate rebel groups. Block 2nd Trimester nuclear test last month, followed clients because of the crisis. The United States has coun- Deports Hundreds of by a long-range rocket launch Yonhap news agency, citing tered with demands for the fight- Abortion Method South Koreans Who on Sunday that outsiders see as an unidentified military official, ing to stop immediately, the offi- JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Work at the Complex a banned test of ballistic mis- reported that South Korea bol- cials said Wednesday. Peace talks Abortion opponents in Missis- sile technology. South Korea re- stered its military readiness and are supposed to resume by Feb. 25. sippi, West Virginia and several By Ahn Young-Joon sponded Thursday by beginning strength along the western por- The talk of new ceasefire plans work to suspend operations at the tion of the border in the event other states are filing bills to ban The Associated Press comes as the U.S., Russia and an abortion procedure common- factory park, one of its harshest of a North Korean provocation. more than a dozen other countries ly used in the second trimester PAJU, South Korea — North possible punishment options. The report didn’t elaborate on meet in Munich to try to halt five that opponents describe as dis- Korea on Thursday ordered a South Korea said it would what that meant. Seoul’s Defense years of civil war in the Arab coun- membering a fetus. military takeover of a factory ban reporters from the border Ministry would only say that its try. The conflict has killed more Courts have already blocked park that had been the last ma- crossing on Friday. military has been on high alert than a quarter-million people, cre- similar laws that Kansas and jor symbol of cooperation with “I was told not to bring any- since the North’s nuclear test last ated Europe’s biggest refugee crisis Oklahoma enacted in 2015. South Korea, calling Seoul’s thing but personal goods, so I’ve month. since World War II and allowed The New York-based Center earlier suspension of operations got nothing but my clothes to North Korea’s Committee the Islamic State to carve out its for Reproductive Rights, which at the jointly run facility as pun- take back,” a manager at a South for the Peaceful Reunification own territory across parts of Syria represents abortion providers ishment for the North’s recent Korean apparel company at the of Korea said in a statement that and neighboring Iraq. in legal fights, says banning the rocket launch a “dangerous dec- complex, who declined to give the South’s shutdown of Kae- dilation and evacuation method laration of war.” his name, told The Associated song was a “dangerous declara- of abortion — commonly called North Korea said it was re- Press by phone before he crossed tion of war” and a “declaration Pakistan Army Confirms “D&E” — is unconstitutional be- sponding to Seoul’s shutdown to the South. of an end to the last lifeline of Death Sentences cause it interferes with private order by immediately deporting Chang Beom Kang, who has the North-South relations.” Such medical decisions. the hundreds of South Koreans been running an apparel com- over-the-top rhetoric is typical of for 12 Militants who work at the complex just pany in Kaesong since 2009, said the North’s propaganda, but the ISLAMABAD (AP) — Paki- across the world’s most heav- from South Korea that his com- country appeared to be backing stan’s powerful army chief, Gen. Trump and Sanders ily armed border in the city of pany has about 920 North Korean up its language with its strong Raheel Sharif, on Thursday con- Big Winners, Riding Kaesong, pulling out the tens of workers — who didn’t show up response. firmed death sentences awarded thousands of North Korean em- on Thursday — and seven South The statement also issued by military courts to 12 “hard- Voter Frustration ployees and freezing all South Korean managers at Kaesong. crude insults against South core terrorists” over their involve- MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) Korean assets. The North also He said one of his workers, Korean President Park Geun- ment in a series of attacks against — Republican Donald Trump said it was shutting down two who entered Kaesong earlier hye, saying she masterminded security forces, the military said. and Democrat Bernie Sanders crucial cross-border communi- Thursday, was about to cross the the shutdown and calling her a In a statement, it said the men rode a wave of voter frustration cation hotlines. border to return to South Ko- “confrontational wicked woman” included a Pakistani Taliban mili- with American politics to com- Hours after the North’s ex- rea with thousands of women’s who lives upon “the groin of tant, Muhammad Arbi, who abet- manding victories in Tuesday’s pulsion deadline, South Korea’s clothes produced at the factory. her American boss.” Such sexist ted the 2012 attack on a jail in the New Hampshire primaries, add- Unification Ministry, which But at the last minute the em- language is also typical of North northwestern district of Bannu. A ing crucial credibility to their up- is responsible for ties with the ployee had to drive back to the Korean propaganda. large number of militants man- start candidacies. North, said all of the 280 South factory to unload the clothes North Korea has previously aged to escape when a group of Sanders swept majorities of Korean workers who had been because of North Korea’s an- cut off cross-border communica- Pakistani Taliban armed with men, women, independents and at the facility had finally crossed nouncement that it would freeze tion channels in times of tension rockets, guns and grenades at- young people in his win over into South Korea. all South Korean assets there. with South Korea, but they were tacked the jail. Hillary Clinton, but faces chal- The North’s moves signifi- “I’m devastated now,” Kang later restored after animosities The military said two al-Qaida lenges in the more diverse states cantly raised the stakes in a stand- said by phone, saying he’s wor- eased. operatives and two militants from that come next on the primary an outlawed Sunni militant group calendar. Trump, appealing to were also included among the 12 voters seeking a political outsider, terrorists who were tried by the could benefit from the persistent Occupiers at Oregon Refuge Say military courts. The military has lack of clarity among the more said it gives a fair trial to all suspects mainstream Republicans strug- Pakistan has hanged nearly gling to challenge him. They Will Turn Themselves In 350 inmates, mostly routine crimi- Ohio Gov. John Kasich By Rebecca Boone and Lisa Baumann you’re going to murder us.” cer related to that standoff at his nals, since lifting a 2008 morato- grabbed second in New Hamp- The Associated Press “The only way we’re leaving ranch. rium on executions in 2014 after shire after pouring nearly all of his here is dead or without charges,” The FBI confirmed Cliven a Taliban attack on a school in campaign resources into the state. BURNS, Ore. — The last four Fry said, who told the FBI to “get Bundy’s was taken into federal the northwestern city of Peshawar Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio vied armed occupiers of a national the hell out of Oregon.” custody but declined to provide killed 150 people, mostly children. for third along with Ted Cruz, the wildlife refuge in eastern Oregon Fry and the three others are a reason or other details, saying Iowa caucus winner, ensuring all said they would turn themselves the last remnants of a group led further information would be would press on to the next voting in Thursday morning after law by Ammon Bundy that seized released by the U.S. Attorney’s 94-Year-Old Former contest in South Carolina. officers surrounded them in a the Malheur National Wildlife office in Las Vegas, which did Auschwitz Guard Goes tense standoff. Refuge on Jan. 2 to oppose fed- not respond to a phone call early The development came as eral land-use policies. The three Thursday. on Trial in Germany Congress Likely to Cliven Bundy — who led a Ne- others are Jeff Banta, 46, of Elko, Ammon Bundy had been de- DETMOLD, Germany (AP) Give Final OK to Local vada standoff with federal offi- Nevada; and married couple manding that the Oregon refuge — A 94-year-old former Aus- cers in 2014 and who is also the Sean Anderson, 48, and Sandy be handed over to locals. chwitz guard is going on trial Internet Tax Ban father of the jailed leader of the Anderson, 47, of Riggins, Idaho. A Nevada legislator, Michele on 170,000 counts of accessory WASHINGTON (AP) — Oregon standoff — was arrested Fry said Wednesday the Fiore, called the occupiers earlier to murder in western Germany, State and local governments in Portland. group was surrounded by ar- in the evening to try to get the accused of serving in the death would be permanently barred The four occupiers yelled at mored vehicles. occupiers to calm down. Fiore camp at a time when hundreds from taxing access to the In- officers to back off and prayed Cliven Bundy, the father said she could help them only if of thousands of Hungarian Jews ternet under a bipartisan com- with supporters over an open of occupation leader Ammon they stayed alive. were gassed. promise that Congress is a step phone line as the standoff played Bundy, flew into Portland In- “I need you guys alive,” said Former SS Sgt. Reinhold away from sending to President out on the Internet Wednes- ternational Airport Wednes- the Republican member of the Hanning maintains that he Barack Obama. day night via a phone line being day night and was arrested by Nevada Assembly who was in served in a part of the Auschwitz The Senate was expected to livestreamed by an acquaintance authorities. He was booked Portland earlier in the day to camp complex where no gassings vote Thursday to approve the of occupier David Fry. into the lockup just before 11 show support for Ammon Bundy, were taking place. Prosecutors language, part of a wide-ranging Fry, 27, of Blanchester, Ohio, p.m. according to Multnomah who remains jailed. Fiore told argue that all guards helped the measure that would also revamp sounded increasingly unraveled County Jail records. occupiers Wednesday night she camp function, and that during trade laws. as he continually yelled, at times The 74-year-old Nevadan was was driving to the refuge to try the so-called “Hungarian action” The Internet tax provision hysterically, at what he said was at the center of the standoff with to help negotiate their exit from in 1944 almost all were called had broad support, with few sen- an FBI negotiator. “You’re going federal officials over use of pub- the refuge. The occupiers prayed upon to help deal with the vast ators eager to oppose the bill and to hell. Kill me. Get it over with,” lic lands. The Oregonian reports with Fiore and others as the numbers of people arriving at open the door to taxing online he said. “We’re innocent people he now faces a conspiracy charge situation dragged on for hours the killing complex in Nazi-oc- access during an election year. camping at a public facility, and of interfering with a federal offi- Wednesday night. cupied Poland. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 • Main 13

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Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Batteries Taken lice received a report of a silver CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Pacific Avenue and Park Street. • At 3:01 p.m. on Tuesday, and black 1990 Honda Accord Mail Theft Reported stolen in the 1100 block of South Possible Identity Theft Reported police received a report that a Assault Reported, No Arrests • At 2:40 p.m. on Tuesday, marine battery was stolen from Pearl Street. • At 10:38 a.m. on Monday, a police received a report of a theft a backyard in the 2200 block of woman in the 900 block of South • At 3:42 p.m. on Tuesday, Market Boulevard reported that of mail from a mailbox in the North Tower Avenue sometime police received a report of a Woman Booked on Assault someone used her information 3000 block of Russell Road. since December. fourth-degree assault in the Charge to open an account for cable TV. • At 10:43 a.m. on Wednes- 1000 block of Southwest 20th Group Accused of Theft day, police received a report of • At 7:09 p.m. on Wednesday, Street. No arrests were made. a battery stolen from a parked police received a report of an as- One Arrested on Assault Charge Conspiracy sault in the 1500 block of Lewis car in the 300 block of West Pine • Tyson R.W. Studer, 27, of Burglary Reported • At 3 p.m. on Tuesday, po- Street. Street. Natasha M. Rider, 21, of lice received a report of a group Chehalis, was arrested at 3:02 Centralia, was arrested on sus- p.m. Monday in the 1400 block • At 5:33 p.m. on Tuesday, of people entering stores in the picion of fourth-degree assault, of Southwest Grandview Avenue police received a report of a bur- 1300 block of Lum Road plan- Vehicles Stolen domestic violence. on suspicion of fourth-degree glary in the 200 block of North- ning on stealing items. Officers • At 4:37 a.m. on Wednesday, assault, domestic violence, and west Chehalis Avenue. No ar- responded and detained four police received a report of a ve- Fence Damaged in Hit and Run interfering with the reporting of rests were made. people — two juveniles and two hicle theft in the 1400 block of domestic violence. ••• adults. One juvenile girl was ar- Harrison Avenue. A blue 1997 • At 6:44 a.m. on Thursday, By The Chronicle Staff rested on a Thurston County Nissan Altima four-door was police received a report of a hit warrant. The other three people taken. The car was not locked and run in the 800 block of Field Hit and Run Reported Please call news reporter Natalie were released pending further and a spare key was inside the Avenue. A driver reportedly • At 3:31 p.m. on Tuesday, Johnson with news tips. She can be investigation. car. struck a fence with his or her ve- police received a report of a hit reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ • At 2 a.m. on Thursday, po- hicle and drove away. and run near the intersection of chronline.com. Lewis County Superior Court Actions by Lewis County Su- count 1, 29 months on count 2, concur- months community custody on count $1,300 in fees. explicit conduct, (3) residential burglary, perior Court included the follow- rent, $2,400 in fees. 1, sentenced to 12 months in prison, 12 sentenced to 42 months in prison each ing defendants, charges and case months community custody on count 2, Held Jan. 12 on counts 1 and 2, 17 months on count 3, Held Dec. 31 sentenced to 364 days on count 3, con- concurrent, 36 months community cus- dispositions: current, $2,300 in fees. • William Robert Long, 40, Chehalis, tody on counts 1 and 2, $2,300 in fees. • Kyle Eugene Rogers, 34, Winlock, (1-2) 2 counts of delivery of a controlled • Richard Douglas Spencer, 33, Cen- Held Dec. 30 possession of a controlled substance, substance, methamphetamine, (3) tralia, failure to register as a sex offender, Held Jan. 13 • Garrett Allen Hylton, 21, Centralia, heroin, sentenced to 18 months in manufacturing of marijuana, (4) posses- sentenced to 30 days in jail, 12 months • Michael McDonald Jr., 48, Kent, pos- (1) failure to register as a sex offender, prison, 12 months community custody, sion of a controlled substance, felony community custody, $1,450 in fees. session of a controlled substance, meth- (2) possession of a controlled substance, fined $2,000, $1,400 in fees. marijuana, (5) possession of a controlled • David Roy Gibson, 44, Oakville, (1) amphetamine, sentenced to 12 months methamphetamine, sentenced to 45 substance, amphetamine, (6) manufac- first-degree theft, use of position of and 1 day in prison, 12 months commu- months in prison on count 1 , 24 months Held Jan. 5 turing of methamphetamine, (7) pos- trust, (2) forgery, use of position of trust, session of a stolen vehicle, sentenced nity custody, fined $2,000, $800 in fees. on count 2, concurrent, 36 months com- • William Frank Eberle, 52, Toledo, (1) sentenced to 90 days on each count, to 100 months and 1 day in prison each • Donald Bob Lindberg, 28, Chehalis, munity custody, fined $1,000, $1,500 in first-degree criminal trespassing, (2) concurrent, home detention authorized, on counts 1,2 and 6, 24 months each on (1) second-degree theft, (2) possession fees. possession of a controlled substance, $8,800 in fees. counts 3, 4 and 5, 57 months on count 7, of a controlled substance, metham- • Adam Charles Keppeler, 21, Spring methamphetamine, sentenced to 364 • Brandy Inara Rowan, 29, Yelm, (1) concurrent, 12 months community cus- phetamine, sentenced to 14 months Valley, California, theft of a motor vehi- days in jail with 364 suspended on first-degree criminal trespassing, (2) tody on each count 1 through 6, fined in prison on each count, concurrent, cle, sentenced to 165 days in jail, $4,195 count 1, sentenced to 13 days on count third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 $3,000, $2,700 in fees. 12 months community custody, fined in fees. 2, 12 months community custody, fined days in jail with 362 suspended on $1,000, $3,300 in fees. • Ronald Duane Wright, 44, Centralia, $2,000, $600 in fees. • Kly Bun Meas, 26, Rochester, (1) count 1, sentenced 364 days with 362 second-degree unlawful possession of • Suvonie Marie Misner, 35, Portland, (1) possession of a controlled substance, (1) first-degree criminal trespassing, (2) suspended on count 2, concurrent, a firearm, (2) possession of a controlled heroin, (2) possession of a controlled Held Jan 6 third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 $1,300 in fees. substance, methamphetamine, sen- substance, methamphetamine, sen- days in jail with 344 suspended on each • Rosa Maria Sanchez-Anderson, 24, tenced to 12 months and 1 day in prison tenced to 60 days in jail on each count, count, concurrent, home detention Chehalis, possession of heroin, sen- Held Jan. 7 on count 1, 12 months on count 2, con- concurrent, home detention authorized, authorized, fined $5,000 with $5,000 tenced to 3 months in jail, 12 months current, 12 months community custody 12 months community custody, fined • Darcie Nicole Negrete, 24, Centralia, suspended on each count, $1,410 in fees. $2,000, $1,500 in fees. community custody, fined $2,000, (1-2) 2 counts possession of a controlled on count 2, fined $1,000, $1,500 in fees. $1,000 in fees. • Carlos Daniel Linares, 21, East Hart- • Jennifer Evelyn Cecil, 29, Winlock, substance, heroin, (3) possession of a • Drake Alan Lorber, 25, Chehalis, pos- ford, Connecticut, first-degree theft, possession of a controlled substance, • Travis Gerald Frost, 29, Napavine, controlled substance, methamphet- session of a controlled substance, meth- sentenced to 30 days in jail, home de- sentenced to 2 days in jail, 12 months possession of a controlled substance, amine, sentenced to 12 months and amphetamine, sentenced to 223 days tention authorized, $6,641 in fees. community custody, fined $1,000, heroin, sentenced to 30 days in jail, 12 1 day in prison on count, 9 months on in jail, 12 months community custody, • David Charles Rahnert, 38, Centra- $2,004 in fees. months community custody, fined counts 2 and 3, concurrent, 24 months fined $2,000, $700 in fees. lia, possession of a stolen vehicle, sen- • Sasha Anne Morgan, 29, Tacoma, $1,000, $1,500 in fees. community custody, fined $4,000, • Brandon Lee Jones, 20, Centralia, (1) tenced to 45 days in jail, $2,400 in fees. second-degree assault with a deadly • Sarah Anne Chenoweth, 32, Centra- $2,800 in fees. second-degree dealing in depictions • James Darryl Stephen Jr., 33, Albany, weapon, sentenced to 25 months in lia, forgery, sentenced to 45 days in jail, of minor engaged in sexually explicit Oregon, second-degree malicious mis- prison, 18 months community custody, $800 in fees. Held Jan. 8 conduct, (2) first-degree possession of chief, sentenced to 60 days in jail, $2,508 $1,300 in fees. • Victoria Ann Cheney, 44, Centra- • Lance Jeffery Myhre, 37, Chehalis, depictions of minor engaged in sexually in fees. • Jack Ethan Grier, 38, Burien, (1) resi- lia, (1) second-degree assault of a child, possession of a controlled substance, dential burglary, (2) unlawful factoring (2) third-degree assault of a child, (3) methamphetamine, sentenced to 12 credit card or payment card transaction, attempted malicious prosecution, months and 1 day in prison, 12 months CARROLL MAJOR GRAY sentenced to 84 months in prison on sentenced to 47 months in prison, 18 community custody, fined $2,000, 1930 - 2016 wild blackberries and cutting irewood. Major loved to attend their you find an error or believe a news Death Notices Corrections item is incorrect, please call the grandchildren’s sporting • CHARLES McGOVERN, 88, Chehalis, died ••• newsroom as soon as possible at activities. He especially Friday, Feb. 5, at Chehalis West Assisted The Chronicle seeks to be accu- 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. liked wrestling and Living. No services are scheduled at this rate and fair in all its reporting. If Monday through Friday. girls’ fast-pitch and even time. Arrangements are under the di- attended the high school rection of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, girls’ state fast-pitch Centralia. • KATHARINA MARIE McKENNA, 27, Cheha- tournament. Major could lis, died Friday, Feb. 5, in an automobile Ray Hans talk to anyone about accident on state Highway 6 in Chehalis. anything. A celebration of life will be held at a later Gilbertson He was preceded in date. Arrangements are under the di- death by his parents, rection of Funeral Alternatives of Wash- Ray Hans Gilbertson, 76, ington, Centralia. passed away Thursday, Feb. 4, Major Gray, 85, of Arch and Ellie Gray; • RENA CATHERINE KARSUNKY, 67, Roch- 2016. He was born to Hans and Chehalis, Washington sisters, Thelma Allen and ester, died Friday, Feb. 5, at Providence Helvi Gilbertson as their only was born at home Oct. 30, Lillian Monroe; brother, Centralia Hospital. A celebration of life child May 23, 1939 in Chehalis, 1930 in Belah, Louisiana Houston Gray; son-in- will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, July 17, at Washington. to Arch and Ellie Gray. law, Dave Barlow; and Rochester United Methodist Church, He died at Providence daughter-in-law, Sandee 18206 Corvallis St. SW, Rochester. Ar- He was a lifelong Chehalis rangements are under the direction resident, where he graduated from Centralia Hospital, Feb. Gray. of Funeral Alternatives of Washington, W.F. West High School in 1957, 4, 2016. Survivors include his Centralia. married his wife, Judy and raised a Major attended school wife, Marion; daughters, • DEAN CHARLES CLEVENGER, 54, Mossyr- family of four children. He worked at Trout-Good Pine, Sue Barlow and Linda later years, he really enjoyed clam ock, died Tuesday, Feb. 2, at Providence for Boeing for a few years out of Louisiana. He was drafted (Andy) Styger; sons, St. Peter Hospital, Olympia. No services digging with his two best friends high school. From Boeing, he went into the U.S. Army in Wayne Gray (Pia), are planned. Arrangements are under Bill (Bumble) and Larry Lusk. to work at Weyerhaeuser, where 1950 and was stationed at Ken Gray (Pam) and the direction of Funeral Alternatives of Many people shared good laughs Washington, Centralia. he found his passion in the woods. Fort Lewis, Washington. Darrell Gray; sister- while enjoying his home brew, • RITA FAYE TENNISON, 47, Chehalis, died Ray worked as a timber cutter While serving his in-law, Mildred (Bud) during warm summer evenings out Friday, Jan. 29, at Providence St. Peter and learned to operate a shovel. country, he met and Enger. He was Papa to on the patio. Hospital, Olympia. A celebration of life After working 20 plus years at married Marion Lowry. grandchildren, Candace is planned for a later date. Arrange- Ray was preceded in death by Weyerhaeuser, he operated shovel They were married on and Matthew Barlow, ments are under the direction of Funer- his mother and father; son, Daniel; in three different logging camps in Samantha, Sheena and al Alternatives of Washington, Centralia. and grandson, Brandon. Halloween in 1952, when Alaska. Some of the best memories Shane Styger, Connor, He is survived by his wife, he had a 3 day pass. his grandchildren have are picking Blake, Austin, Kyle, Judy; daughter, Bobbi (Joe) They have been together Lotteries Grandpa up from the airport, where Darren and Rachel Ahmann; sons, Michael Gilbertson for 63 years. After his he would arrive with goodies Gray, Sasha Sellers and Washington’s Wednesday and Kenneth (Cindy) Gilbertson; discharge, they lived for and tip them to lug his bags to Jonathan Gray, Rylie and grandchildren, Chance, Tyler and two years in Louisiana, Games Grandma’s Cadillac. Easton Gray; and seven Jayme Ahmann, Andra (Mike) where their irst child was Powerball: 02-03-40-50-62, Ray always had a passion for great-grandchildren. He Hankins, Ridge Gilbertson, born. They moved back Powerball: 5, Multiplier:x2 fast cars. He picked up his future was Uncle Major to many Mackenzie and Cheyenne to Washington in 1955 by Next jackpot: $176 million wife from a dance hall in Adna in nieces and nephews Gilbertson, Gage, Gannon car. Mega Millions: his brand new 1957 Pontiac. Ray both in Washington and and Gracie Madill; two great- Major was a dairy Next jackpot: $87 million and Judy married April 3, 1959. Louisiana. grandchildren, Savannah and farmer on Newaukum Hill Lotto: 14-15-23-28-37-39 They had four children, Bobbi, A celebration of life Adelyn Hankins. until 1967. He then went Next jackpot: $6.2 million Mike, Danny and Kenny. He had will be held at Newaukum The family wants to give a to work for Washington Hit 5: 05-09-12-22-33 an extreme love for the outdoors. Grange Hall, Chehalis, special thanks to Hope McClothlen Water Power at natural Next cashpot: $170,000 It was common for the family to Monday, Feb, 15, 2016 for her helping hand in Ray’s last gas storage plant near Match 4: 08-15-19-20 be gone every weekend ishing, at 1:00 p.m. A potluck year. Ray will rest peacefully Napavine, Washington. Daily Game: 7-5-0 bird hunting with the family’s reception will follow. beside his beloved horses, Archie Keno: 08-09-13-15-17-23-28-29-30- Labrador Retrievers, trapping, He inished his working and BillyBob. career with WIDCO at In lieu of lowers, 42-44-50-53-55-60-62-64-68-75-77 hunting deer and elk, smelting, the family requests that A celebration of life will be the Centralia coal mine in camping and drag racing. The remembrances be made held Feb. 27, 2016 from 1:00 p.m. the carpenters’ shop. He camping memories continue on to the Bearcat Athletic Commodities to 3:00 p.m. at Ray and Judy's retired in 1990. with his grandchildren. He loved to Booster Club, 297 Middle Gas in Washington — $2.061 (AAA house, 137 Taylor Rd., Chehalis, Major and Marion take them down to the beach and Fork Road, Chehalis, WA of Washington) WA 98532. enjoyed traveling and up to the mountains on horseback. 98532. Crude Oil — $26.33 per barrel (CME going on drives. He Group) He taught them how to dig clams enjoyed planting huge Gold — $1,253 (Monex) and ish high mountain lakes. In his To view the obituary, please go to To view this obituary, please go Silver — $15.89 (Monex) chronline.com/obituaries. gardens, harvesting to chronline.com/obituaries. Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 FROM THE FRONT PAGE / NORTHWEST

News in Brief Outside Investigator Bartlett, a partner at the firm of two deaths have been tied to the Inslee announced Wednes- a national organization, provid- Davis Wright Tremaine, before early releases. day that Millar, who is currently ing technical assistance to state into DOC Probe Meets the Senate Law and Justice Com- the Deputy Secretary for the transportation agencies in sev- mittee Wednesday night was the state Department of Transporta- eral states. With Lawmakers first public meeting with him Acting Secretary tion, would replace Lynn Peter- Inslee spokeswoman Jaime OLYMPIA (AP) — An out- since he was hired at the end of to Department of son, who was ousted by the Sen- Smith said that Millar will serve side investigator hired by a Senate last month. ate when majority Republicans in the role “for the foreseeable panel to assist that chamber’s in- Bartlett said his main role is Transportation Named and a Democrat who caucuses future” and said that Millar’s ap- quiry into the erroneous early re- to assist with the Senate Law and OLYMPIA (AP) — Gov. Jay with them took the rare move of pointment is not subject to con- lease of thousands of prisoners in Justice Committee’s probe into to Inslee has appointed Roger Mil- rejecting her gubernatorial ap- firmation since he’s in an acting Washington state told lawmakers a software coding error that led lar to serve as acting secretary pointment. role. Inslee has not yet selected a his team has reviewed more than to the early release of up to 3,200 of transportation following the According to the governor’s new secretary, said Smith, who 54,000 documents so far. prisoners since 2002 because of Senate’s firing of the previous office, prior to joining the agency, did not give a timeline on when The brief appearance of Mark miscalculated sentences. At least secretary. Millar served as vice president of that could occur.

• Morton School District Re- • Pe Ell School District Re- • Rochester School District tenance and Operation Levy — Election placement Levy — Yes: 452 votes, placement Levy (multi-county Replacement Levy (multi-county Yes: 1,476 votes, 70.72 percent; 68.8 percent; No: 205 votes, 31.2 measure, Lewis County results measure, Thurston County re- No: 611 votes, 29.28 percent Continued from the front page percent only) — Yes: 283 votes, 70.75 per- sults only) — Yes: 1,860 votes, • Napavine School District cent; No: 117 votes, 29.25 percent 62.4 percent; No: 1,121 votes, 37.6 Grays Harbor was 31.46 percent. Southeast Grays Harbor County Replacement Levy — Yes: 565 • Rochester School District percent The results will be certified • Oakville School District Re- votes, 58.25 percent; No: 405 Replacement Levy (multi-county • Tenino School District Re- on Feb. 19. placement Levy (multi-county votes, 41.75 percent measure, Lewis County results placement Levy — Yes: 1,328 Below are the preliminary re- measure, Grays Harbor County • Oakville School District Re- only) — Yes: 32 votes, 59.26 per- votes, 57.86 percent; No: 967 sults for the levies as of Wednes- results only) — Yes: 156 votes, placement Levy (multi-county cent; No: 22 votes, 40.74 percent votes, 42.14 percent day. measure, Lewis County results • West Thurston Regional 50.15 percent; No: 155 votes, • Fire Protection District only) — Yes: 6 votes, 46.15 per- Fire Authority (Rochester) Main- 49.84 percent Lewis County 10-Packwood Replacement EMS cent; No: 7 votes, 53.85 percent tenance and Operation Levy — • Rochester School District • Chehalis School District • Onalaska School District Levy — Yes: 253 votes, 75.52 per- Yes: 2,040 votes, 75.11 percent; Replacement Levy, multi-county Replacement Levy — Yes: 1,837 Replacement Levy — Yes: 879 cent; No: 82 votes, 24.48 percent No: 676 votes, 24.89 percent measure, Grays Harbor County votes, 61.4 percent; No: 1,155 votes, 63.93 percent; No: 496 • West Thurston Regional results only) — Yes: 4 votes, 100 votes, 38.6 percent votes, 36.07 percent South Thurston County Fire Authority (Littlerock) Main- percent; No: 0 votes, 0 percent

Sedro-Woolley, Monroe, Selleck swifts and after talking with the Chimney and Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Audubon members, Godfrey Black Hills Audubon mem- said he warmed to the project. Continued from the front page bers started scoping out Chehalis “It’s kind of exciting,” he said. for swifts, since it sits between shelter the vast majority of the Lewis-McChord and the swifts’ ON SATURDAY, Audubon mem- birds in this species.” next known stop in Portland. bers plugged up a large hole near Members of the Pilchuck and “They were checking out the the base of the chimney, in an ef- Black Hills chapters of the Na- birds at the train station and we fort to make it more hospitable tional Audubon Society worked found out that Chehalis does for the birds, who seem to prefer over the weekend to make im- have swifts but they weren’t nec- enclosed spaces, Schwitters said. provements to the unused an- essarily going to the same place “We tried to sprinkle some tique chimney, which sits on … and the numbers as the years swift poop in it so it would smell property owned by Heritage went on dropped,” Schwitters like home to them,” he said. “We Restoration on North National said. “So we kind of lost track of didn’t get that done.” Avenue in Chehalis. where the Chehalis swifts were. Audubon members plan to Starting in mid-April, vol- We figure it’s a good place for continue making preparations unteers plan to use recordings swifts to be.” for the birds’ migration in com- of swift calls to try to attract the Deb Nickerson, president of northward-migrating birds to ing weeks. Black Hills Audubon, which cov- When the birds start migrat- the chimney, where they will stay ers Lewis, Thurston and Mason for a few days to rest before either ing north, starting in mid-April, Courtesy Photo counties, first scouted the Heritage volunteers plan to play a record- continuing north or finding a From left, Deb Nickerson, Craig Merkel, David Frye and Larry Schwitters work to Restorations chimney as a possible more permanent residence in the ing of a swift call for 30 minutes plug a hole in the side of a chimney on National Avenue in Chehalis, in an efort to location for the birds to rest. at dusk every night for up to six area for the spring and summer. “I’d just been thinking about make it better habitat for migrating Vaux’s swift, a bird that sleeps in large groups weeks in an effort to attract the As they migrate, the birds it and wanting to take it on to see in chimneys and similar structures. birds, Nickerson said. congregate by the thousands if we could … make it a place for Before roosting for the night, each night, huddling close to- swifts to roost when they’re on the birds usually circle the area gether to share their body heat. birds have been known to inhabit They’re part of the fabric of life — their way,” she said. “It seems they have a hard Nickerson said Schwitters for about 20 minutes, calling working chimneys, dying by the they matter,” he said. to fellow swifts. The Audubon time conserving their body heat. thousands when an unwitting The birds spend the winter in took the initiative to set up meet- They’re not able to fluff up like ings with Heritage Restoration members are hoping to simulate maintenance worker fires up a southern Mexico or Costa Rica, that with the recording. They’ll most birds do,” said Schwitters, a boiler for the first time in the fall and in the spring start migrating to discuss using the chimney for member of the Pilchuck chapter the project. track the birds as they head as they migrate south. as far north as the Yukon. Once north from Oregon to gauge the of the Audubon society who is “Like most species, they’re in they settle in a location, some “At first I didn’t know what to helping with the project to devel- best time to play the call. danger,” he said. “There are more of them in Washington, pairs of think about it,” said Kevin God- op the Chehalis chimney as pos- “It’s kind of a long shot,” Schwit- critical endangered species. They birds live in chimneys and lay frey, president of Heritage Resto- sible new habitat for the species. ration. “The first thing that goes ters said. “Let’s say 40 percent pos- are not officially endangered, but eggs in nests stuck to the inside In the past, the birds used to through my mind is I don’t need sibility. It’s something that’s never congregate in large, hollow, old- they are in danger.” of chimneys. 1,000 birds in my parking lot.” been tried with this species.” growth trees, but as that habitat Schwitters said various esti- “Chehalis probably has birds Heritage Restoration sits on a However, the technique has has become more scarce along mates place the total number of in residential chimneys,” Schwit- site once used as a brick-making been used on other swift species their migration routes, the birds Vaux’s swifts at between 200,000 ters said. “One chimney, one nest, business. That enterprise shut effectively, he said. adapted to new sources of shel- and 340,000. usually just Mom and Dad and down more than 40 years ago, but “I think what we’ll do definite- ter and now settle primarily in “We’ve had a fifth of the pop- five or six young.” some evidence of its operations, ly is keep going. Even if it doesn’t chimneys and other enclosed ulation in one chimney, which Schwitters and Audubon re- including the one standing chim- happen this spring we’ll try it brick structures that can soak up makes them particularly vulner- searchers have tracked the birds ney, still remain, Godfrey said. again in the fall,” Nickerson said. heat during the day. able,” he said. along their West Coast migrato- “We never took the chimney Nickerson is looking for lo- Because of that vulnerabil- ry route, and have identified four down because it was a part of … cal volunteers to help with the FINDING SUITABLE chimneys to ity, it’s important to provide new chimneys hosting large popu- Lewis County history,” he said. project. To volunteer, contact the inhabit is sometimes a problem. habitat for the birds, he said. lations of migrating birds in “It’s definitely a conversation piece.” Black Hills Audubon Society at Schwitters said the migrating “They’ve got a right to live. Washington. They are located in After some research on the [email protected].

helping us try to figure out how tified teacher. She also testified under oath on the witness stand, zenship Service Medal in 2010. Witness widespread this issue is,” Mey- that she was working on a mas- four times. She was involved in She has been affiliated with the er said. “We’re not looking to ter’s degree. In reality, the pros- as many as 63 cases over 20 years, Human Response Network, the Continued from the front page file charges, but if information ecutor said, she has a two-year he said, all of which may be af- Youth Advocacy Center and comes up that leads us to believe college degree. fected by the allegations. Fresh Start LLC. She was a mem- The Sheriff’s Office is assist- there was criminal activity that Meyer discovered the alleged “She’s been a huge advocate ber of the Lewis County Bar Legal ing in the Prosecutor’s Office’s investigation occurred, we’ll look into that.” lies after someone came forward for children,” Snaza said. “I Aid, was an advocate for victims by checking its Nelson’s attorney, Shane with information, and he con- don’t want to take away the good of domestic violence and sexual own records to O’Rourke, said Wednesday that firmed them after an interview things she’s done for people.” assault at the White Pass Com- see how many it’s good news for his client that with Nelson in late January. Snaza said he was “heartbro- munity Services Coalition and cases Nelson investigators are not currently Meyer has notified all courts ken” over the allegations. was nominated for the Washing- was involved pursuing specific charges. in Lewis County, state appeals Nelson is a cancer survivor ton State Jefferson Award. in, and whether Meyer told The Chronicle and supreme courts, local attor- who co-founded the East Lewis “Good people make bad deci- she provided this week that Nelson told his neys and defendants and families County Relay for Life. She has sions sometimes. This unfortu- false informa- office she was a registered nurse, who could be affected by the issue. been involved with the Lewis nately is one of those incidents,” tion to the agen- Toni Nelson had a nursing degree from Boise He told The Chronicle Nel- County Sheriff’s Office’s Shop Snaza said. “I hope her testimony cy directly. being State University, had a degree in son testified as an expert witness, With a Cop program and was … alone as an expert hopefully “They’re investigated education and that she was a cer- listing her inflated credentials awarded the Sheriff’s Office Citi- did not convict someone.”

Julie Balmelli-Powe suggested Fair Commission member makes money, the majority of Part of the issue with bring- Fair there was either a lack of funding Tammy Remund said it was events held at the grounds do ing in larger events or holding support or lack of follow up by insulting that the commission not. The events that generate an events at the same time as an- Continued from the front page now former director of central wasn’t consulted about the per- income include the monthly Wes other venue, Remund said, is that services Michael Strozyk, who sonnel changes. Knodel Gun Show and the com- the area lacks lodging for out-of- Fair Commission member was fired around the same time She added that the Fair Com- munity garage sales, along with a town visitors. John Lucas said Sobolesky, who was replaced by Lee Coumbs, a as Sobolesky. mission has been working to im- couple others. Stamper said while he hasn’t previous fair manager and a cur- The director of central ser- prove its facilities since 2012, but Coumbs said the fair has the previously met with the Fair rent Centralia city councilor, did vices oversees the fair, the 911 the county hasn’t been financial- potential to become more eco- Commission, the county com- everything she could, but was center, facilities and information ly supportive. nomically sound through self- missioners support the group always blocked from making technology services. “It’s been very difficult,” Re- produced shows and events. He and the fair. improvements due to a lack of fi- County Budget Administra- mund said. said he has some ideas, including “It’s part of our culture in nancial support from the county. tor Steve Walton is serving as the The fair commission holds taking on Garlic Fest and host- Lewis County,” Stamper said. Fellow Fair Commission interim central services director. fundraisers to support the ing a Halloween event. No decisions were made member Gary Vetter questioned Walton said he will ensure the grounds and events and has been “We’re surviving right now,” Wednesday, but the group dis- why the county commission- Fair Commission’s ideas make it discussing grant opportunities Fund said, adding that the eco- cussed looking into privatizing ers are voicing their support and to the county commissioners. to make improvements. nomics need to improve and the the fair or making it a non-profit making changes now, noting that The group was never provided Remund said some people buildings need to be upgraded. organization. for the past four years the county with enough information to be don’t want to donate to improve Fund said she wants the fair Coumbs said there could be hasn’t been providing the same fi- productive, Balmeli-Powe said. the fair because it is supposed to and events that take place on the opposition from the public if the nancial support it previously did. “The whole commission wants be supported by taxpayer funds. fairgrounds to be a main event fair is privatized, but the idea Fair Commission member to bring new life,” she added. While the annual fair itself off of Interstate 5. could be explored further. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 • Main 15

Columns, Celebrations, Voices Community Conversations Honor Rolls W.F. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Dobyns, Jasper Ellingson, Alyssa Simpson, Shane Sims, Trinatie Following are members of Ely, Daniel Ford, Jacob Ford, Ra- Snider, Margarett Soto, Victoria Voice of the People the W.F. West High School first- chel Freeman St. Catherine, Tiara Stidham, Jes- semester honor roll: Lauren Godfrey, Taylor Gonia, sica Street, Norma Vazquez, Ryan 4.0 Grade Point Average McKenzie Hall, Hannah Harmon, Vibbert, Zachary Wolfe, Jonathon Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day Victoria Hernandez, Logan Hicks, Young through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and Seniors: Nathan Anglin, Ra- Faith Jordan, Myra Kalich, Abby the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of fael Arceo, Niko Bhagwandin, Link, Damien Lopez, Jack Mal- the recent highlights of conversation. Jordan Bryant, Hannah Cum- NAPAVINE MIDDLESCHOOL lonee, Elizabeth March, Dylan Following are members of mings, Hannah Freeman, Dale Martin, Miranda McCants, Jil- Hannum, Madeline James, Elijah the Napavine Middle School Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page react to news lian McCarthy, Shay McCarthy, first-semester honor roll: that East Lewis County woman lied on the stand while testi- Johnson, Grant Mason, Adam Ivan Mendez, McKenzi Murden fying for the Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office: Schwarz, Alexander Schwiesow, Morgan Nichols, Gabriel 4.0 Grade Point Average Rory Slattery, Brandon Smith, O’Neil, Alan Pierson, Joseph Eighth-graders: Nathaniel Mariah Smith, Ruthann Swart, Powe, Jacob Prigmore, Mad- Serl, Chloe Stewart, Lela Stewart Holly Kathleen Stewart: This is such a Tomi Tanaka, Garrett Yarter heartbreaking story. The fact is she really did eleine Roy, Anton Schilter, Luke Seventh-graders: Amber Engel Juniors: Kaelen Bach, Chloe Schwarz, Justin Schwiesow, Alex- help people but had to lie to get there. I don’t Bradley, Shannon Flexhaug, Kim- personally know her but I hope the courts al- ander Sells, Cassandra Shipman, Superintendent’s List berly Frazier, Allison Haakenson, Colby Shoemaker low her to tell her side of the story and that Andrew Mann, Jordan Norquist, (3.510-3.99 GPA) people in the community forgive her for lying Marie Sinok, Brittany Sny- Andrew Painter, Elijah Robinson der, Mason Stark, Skyler Tanaka, Eighth graders: Trevor Keys, but remember that her heart was in a good Sophomores: Alexis Akins, Jacob Kinswa, Caleb Perz Stew- place. Matti Taylor, Emma Tufts, Jew- Katherine Amrine, Matthew Av- eliana Walker, Jordan Waring, art, Emma Ross, Yoselyn Sando- ery, Nathan Avery, Katrina Bray, Tierra West, Katherine White, val Amador, Trinity Underhill, Bennett Bull, Zi (Tina) Y. 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Andrew Gregory, MacLain Hack Advertising Sales Representative Kyndra Haller, Joseph Ham- mer, Jamie Hawley, Kendall Hoff- • Story: Prosecutor: Expert Witness, Prominent man, Michael Hoover, Justine Jessica Collins Community Member Lied on Stand Hunt, Alexandra Johnson, Chris- Job title/position: Sales Rep. topher Labarre, Shasta Lofgren, for The Chronicle Madison Marquez, Tyler Mason, Nickname You Go By: Jessie USER NAME: profinchehalis Isabel Nanco, Tysen Paul, Colton Department: Advertising Pruitt, William Radtke Jr., Grace Wow. Maybe there should be more in-depth research Facility : Pearl St. Redmon into people who are expert witnesses. Even as simple as High School/ College: Onalaska HS checking their educational claims. 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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl District 2B, 2A Brackets / Phone number: 807-8229 Sports 4,5 & 7 Sports e-mail: [email protected] 2B Boys Basketball Cold Shooting Dooms Trojans in 44-43 Season-Ending Loss DISTRICTS: Rainier loser-out District 4 2B Boys Bas- ketball Tournament action. Sinks 10 3s in 44-43 Pe Ell went 20 of 63 from the Consolation Win; field for a 32 percent clip, while Rainier was just a few points Onalaska Beats Ilwaco, better at 34 percent — but the 25-24, to Stay Alive Mountaineers had 10 triples fac- tored into the mix. By Aaron VanTuyl “I felt like we left a lot of buck- [email protected] ets on the floor,” Pe Ell coach ROCHESTER — The Tro- Justin Phelps said. “Really, I felt jans just left a few too many like we had a lot of lay-ins and points on the court. Jump shots, opportunities, and it felt like we just didn’t capitalize when it free throws, 3-point attempts came to that.” and, most frustratingly, layups — Plenty of those opportuni- a few too many missed the mark ties came from the Trojans’ work here Wednesday. on the glass, where they out- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] And those misses gave a long- rebounded Rainier 40-24. Tyler Pe Ell’s Tyler Shepherd (center) ights with Rainier’s Dillon Stancil (23) and Keaton Carlson (11) in Rochester during District 4 bombing Rainier squad just 2B tournament action Wednesday night. enough room for a 44-43 win please see TROJANS, page S7

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Brandon Hansen / [email protected] W.F. West’s Brandon White drives to the basket during the Bearcats’ District 4 2A pigtail game against Aberdeen. White inished with a game-high 16 points including two free throws that gave the Bearcats a 42-41 lead with ive seconds left in the game. Bearcats Take a Step Towards Districts PIGTAILS: White’s FTs Seal 42-41 were a nice confidence boost. “I’m glad I sank those and got a little Win Over Aberdeen; W.F. West redemption,” said White, who missed Faces Washougal Tonight for a a freebie in the final seconds of what turned out to be a one-point loss to rival Spot in Districts Centralia last Thursday. “After Centralia, By Aaron VanTuyl it definitely hurt, and I put some more time into shooting free throws, so I was a [email protected] lot more confident.” Just the process of getting into the dis- White finished with a game-high 16 trict tournament is a tedious one for W.F. points, and W.F. West was able to come West — though Tuesday night’s win pro- out on top in the same situation that end- vided a nice big highlight, particularly for ed its winless campaign a year ago. sophomore forward Brandon White. “It’s way overdue,” W.F. West’s first- White knocked down a pair of foul year coach Chris White said. “We feel shots with 5 seconds left, giving the like we’ve been waiting for a night like Bearcats their final lead in a 42-41 win this, where things go our way, and it was over Aberdeen in Chehalis. really cool to have Brandon get redemp- The win marks the halfway point in tion with those free throws at the end.” W.F. West’s two-game journey to the Senior Adam Schwarz added 13 District 4 2A Boys Basketball Tourna- points and 11 rebounds for the Bearcats, ment, the second half of which comes in including a leaning 30-foot 3-pointer at another play-in game Thursday, also in the third-quarter buzzer that quelled an

Chehalis, against Washougal. 8-0 Aberdeen run. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] And for White, the final free throws please see BEARCATS, page S4 W.F. West’s Dakota and Nolan Hawkins celebrate their postseason victory against Aberdeen.

Rushing the Court The Final Word Warriors’ Kerr expected to coach Wednesday against Suns TV’s Best Bet By Diamond Leung Warriors beat the Rockets and appeared College Basketball San Jose Mercury News uncomfortable during a brief postgame news conference. Kerr is 8-0 this season Gonzaga at Portland PHOENIX — Warriors coach Steve following a leave of absence caused by 8 p.m. Kerr is expected to be on the bench for complications from an offseason back Brandon Hansen/ ESPNU [email protected] Wednesday’s game against the Phoenix surgery. W.F. West’s student section rushes the court after Suns after not feeling well after the War- Kerr said Wednesday that he felt their team’s 42-41 victory over Aberdeen Tues- riors’ win over Houston in Oakland on “pretty well.” After the Warriors face the day night in Chehalis. Brandon White hit two free Tuesday. throws with ive seconds to go for the win. Suns, Kerr will travel to his home in San Kerr said he had a headache after the Diego for the All-Star break. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Indian Tribes Seek to Restore Columbia Salmon Runs By Nicholas K. Geranios The Associated Press SPOKANE — Some North- west Indian tribes in the next 20 years want to achieve a long-held dream: restoring wild salmon runs above the giant Grand Cou- lee Dam. The construction of Grand Coulee in the 1930s blocked salmon runs that historically ran into the millions of fish each year, killing what had been a way of life for Indian tribes in the region. For decades, tribes were told it would be too expensive to try and restore the runs. But new technology, including so-called "salmon cannons," has raised hopes among tribal members. "The cost of doing something like this is not as expensive as one thought," said John Sirois, of Upper Columbia United Tribes, which is taking the lead in the effort. "We used to think it would cost too much." A decision on whether to proceed with the initial study in this effort is expected this spring. Salmon runs on the upper Columbia and its tributar- ies were blocked first by Grand Coulee Dam, which was built in the 1930s, and later by Chief Joseph Dam, which was built downstream in the 1950s. Both dams were built without fish lad- File Photo / The Associated Press ders and killed a 10,000-year-old In this June 1, 2011 ile photo, water is seen being released through the outlet tubes at Grand Coulee Dam, Wash. Some Northwest Indian tribes in the next 20 years Native American fishery. want to achieve a long-held dream: restoring wild salmon runs above the giant Grand Coulee Dam. The construction of Grand Coulee in the 1930s blocked salmon runs Salmon have cultural and that historically ran into the millions of ish each year, killing what had been a way of life for Indian tribes in the region. religious significance for North- west Indian tribes, and the runs in the upper Columbia River were huge. A Look at Restoring Wild Salmon Runs on the Columbia River "From Kettle Falls and mov- By Nicholas K. Geranios do." ing up, it was one of the largest The Associated Press Five tribes are involved in runs on the entire West Coast," the effort to restore the runs: Sirois said. "It's in the millions of SPOKANE — The hope the Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, fish." of restoring wild salmon runs Kalispel, Kootenai and Colville. Five tribes in the region have above the giant Grant Coulee banded together in the effort to Dam would take a step closer restore those runs. They are the to reality if the decision is THE STUDY Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Kalis- made to proceed with an initial The Northwest Power and pel, Kootenai and Colville tribes, study on the issue. Conservation Council, which said Sirois, a member of the Salmon runs on the upper is charged with ensuring an Colvilles. Columbia River and its tribu- affordable power system while The goal is to conclude all taries were blocked by Grand enhancing fish and wildlife in the required studies within five Coulee Dam, which was built the Columbia River Basin, has years, and have salmon spawn- in the 1930s, and by Chief Jo- requested a feasibility study on ing above Grand Coulee Dam seph Dam, which was built restoring the salmon runs. The in 20 years, "within our lifetime," downstream in the 1950s. Both council will decide this spring Sirois said. were built without fish ladders Rick Bowmer / The Associated Press whether to proceed with the Grand Coulee Dam is the and killed a 10,000-year-old In this June 27, 2012, ile photo, a Chinook salmon, second from the bottom, initial $200,000 study. If ap- largest hydropower producer in Native American fishery. swims with sockeye salmon at the Bonneville Dam ish-counting window proved, the initial study is to be the nation, generating enough A look at the issue and con- near North Bonneville, Wash., on the Columbia River. Some Northwest Indian completed by next year. energy to supply 2.3 million siderations: tribes in the next 20 years want to achieve a long-held dream: restoring wild households with electricity for salmon runs above the giant Grand Coulee Dam.The construction of Grand one year. The dam is a mile Coulee in the 1930s blocked salmon runs that historically ran into the millions QUESTIONS across and 550 feet tall. FISH LADDERS of ish each year, killing what had been a way of life for Indian tribes in the Major questions include Killing the salmon runs was a It's too soon to determine region. whether salmon could survive "tragic and historical wrong that if fish ladders, the traditional dams. The cannons are being "I try to figure out liter- in the greatly changed habitat was done to native peoples," said above the dams. Researchers method by which fish swim tested by the state Department ally what were they thinking," Donald R. Michel, executive di- up and through dams, will be would have to confirm that of Fish and Wildlife and are Sirois said. rector of the united tribes. the solution, John Sirois, of Up- salmon could survive before The U.S. Bureau of Reclama- per Columbia United Tribes, relatively cheap, Sirois said. any restoration effort could tion, which operates Grand Cou- said. When Grand Coulee was Fish could also be collected WHY TRIBES CARE begin. lee, remains neutral on the ef- originally built, the fish ladders and trucked around the dams The creation stories of The study proposal is for fort to restore salmon runs, Tim required to get fish through the for release downstream, Sirois tribes in the region are similar, only the U.S. side of the bor- Personius, the deputy regional dam were considered too tall to said. But that method does not with the Creator making salm- der. But some of the adult fish director, said. But the agency be effective. work well with baby salmon on to serve as a staple in the would likely swim into Cana- does support initiating feasibility One possible solution is that are migrating to the ocean, diet of the people, Sirois said. dian waters, and that could studies on the topic, he said. the use of so-called salmon he said. "We have the responsibil- become an issue as the two "When the study is complete, cannons, which are essentially The original dam builders ity and the duty and honor to countries renegotiate the 1964 Reclamation will evaluate it with pneumatic tubes in which air should have tried harder to take care of them," Sirois said Columbia River Treaty, which regional partners and stakehold- pressure is used to lift and make passageways for fish, he of salmon. "That's at the very governs hydropower and flood ers and decide what if anything shoot salmon through the said. heart of what we are trying to control on the river. to do next," Personius said. Reestablishing a Pronghorn Population on the Reservation By Justus Caudell southwest corner of the reserva- native species on the Colville In- The Tribal Tribune tion. dian Reservation.” Some of the animals jumped In 2008, wildlife officials re- NESPELEM — During ar- from the trailers, said those pres- introduced bighorn sheep on the chaeological digs behind Chief ent, some peeked out tentatively reservation, and in 2014, the de- Joseph Dam in the 1970s and first, then stepped from the trail- partment allowed the first hunt 1980s pronghorn bones were reg- ers to walk in small lines away of bighorn through lottery sys- ularly found at traditional camp- from the Colville Tribal Fish & tems for tribal members. sites dating back nearly 10,000 Wildlife officials. The ultimate goal with the years, according to tribal history Forty of the pronghorn were pronghorn is to establish a and archeology officials. fitted with GPS/VHF transmit- strong population that will sus- At campsites along the river, ting collars wildlife officials say tain subsistence hunting oppor- pronghorn would likely have will be used to identify habitat tunities, said Whitney, but only been brought in from the neigh- usage, along with daily and sea- the animals’ success rates will boring plateaus and grasslands sonal migrations of the animals. determine a hunt. where tribes spent parts of each The release represents rees- The immediate hurdle for the year, said officials. The silt and tablishment of an animal tribal pronghorn will be to become sediment along the river pre- officials say was extirpated familiar with the new habitat, served the bones much longer from the traditional lands of the said Whitney, who noted wild- than the wind and sun beaten Colville tribes over a century ago. life staff’s job will be to monitor environments where pronghorn “Any time a wild creature the animals over the next several roamed. (Tumi’xh) can be reintroduced years—“Where they go, what Early Thursday morning, to its native habitat, that is a habitat they use,” said Whitney, Jan. 28, Colville tribal biologists good thing,” said Randall Fried- “figure out why they die, if they released 52 pronghorn from the lander, CTFW director. predated upon. Monitor fawning back of silver livestock trailers— “It’s about restoration,” said rates.” The Tribal Tribune motors still hot from the over- Richard Whitney, tribal wild- “We tried to release them Justus Caudell / night drive from Nevada—into life manager. “This is a primary where they should be at this time Colville Tribal Fish and Wildlife’s Kodi Jo Jaspers and Jarred Erickson help process tribally owned mitigation lands goal of the wildlife program, to a young pronghorn at the Nevada catchsite where tribal biologists worked with near Tumwater Basin in the restore native and desired non- please see PRONGHORN, page S3 Nevada wildlife oicials to relocate 52 animals to the Colville Reservation. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Hunting & Fishing Report Nailon: Quick Reactions to the Recent Spat of Warm Weather The weather has been out of beasts took their turn scooping has scheduled a public meeting ture out of the general seasons Stevens Pass was even warmer, character in recent days remov- them from the water. Seals, sea in Olympia for March 1 in or- in search of black bear, turkeys, topping out at 45-degrees with ing its overcoat and reminding lions and eagles had the first shot der to discuss salmon forecasts deer, elk, moose, mountain goats light rain on Wednesday. All the many of the tantalizing charms at the tiny fish but on Saturday and the season-setting process. and bighorn sheep. The num- way up north Mt. Baker was a of spring and summer. Sunday humans were allotted their shot. Attendees will be able to speak ber of permits available for each poached 50 degrees on Wednes- the temperatures hovered near A six hour dip over the week- with fishery managers about species varies wildly from more day while Hurricane Ridge was 60, Monday we went past that end was a bit slower in results preseason forecasts and partici- than 18,000 for deer and as few hovering around 37-degrees mark and Tuesday the mercury but equal in effort to the best pate in work sessions focused on as 22 for mountain goats. These with no new snow to show. settled in around 70-degrees. dip from last year but the vast conservation ideas and options permits are amongst those is- Shorts and sunglasses made rare majority of dippers still man- for salmon fisheries. The meet- sued via a weighted lottery that offseason appearances and bro- aged to bucket a ten pound limit. ing will run from 9 am through rewards return applicants with WILDLIFERS hemian tank tops were adorned Reports from the river bank re- 3 pm in room 172 of the Natu- more ping pong balls. to those “Warsh-ingtonians” vealed that some folks did have ral Resources Building at, 1111 As tedious as the government The Colville Tribes of central that live by the motto, “Sun’s out, to move around a bit to find the Washington Street S.E., Olympia. mandated paperwork process Washington have recently rein- guns out!” fish though, with the best hauls can be (see: Always is), the re- troduced the long gone antelope Taken as a whole, the scene coming from between Lexington HUNTIN’ ward for having your figurative to the state’s wildlife lineup. An- was enough to inspire uncon- and Camelot, just below Castle ducks in a row if well worth the telopes, the fastest land mammal trollable fits of dance amongst Rock. Those netters averaged Targets may be limited dur- laborious eyebrow furrowing in North America, were released sun revelers and poetic raptures one to five pounds per dip. The ing the dark winter of hunting and painful paper cuts. Once the back in January. Now at least 52 from one notoriously five o’clock season but there is still much to hustle and bustle of hunting sea- WDFW estimates that about be done. Some of the offseason of the pronghorn ungulates are shadowed pho- 3,000 dippers tried their luck son returns, along with a fresh roaming wild. tographer and work can be fun, like plotting wave of enthusiasm, it is too late during the one day dip. No other new adventures and acquiring One century ago antelope Visuals Editor at smelt dips are planned for the to line up any of these special were harangued nearly to extinc- The Chronicle. new gear for next season’s adven- hunting opportunities and you’ll Cowlitz River at this time and all tures. tion in the wild west. Overhunt- Freshly escaped other waters in Washington are likely wish that you had more ing and extensive habitat loss from his dank Mostly though the offseason closed to eulachon smelt harvest- hunting days in your pocket. pushed the animals to the brink cave in the an- ing. work is a real drag because it is That’s not to say that hunting nals of the of- Getting back to bigger fish, of the blasted paper variety. The success is impossible without before reintroduction efforts be- fice in favor of last week on the Cowlitz the various permit applications and one, or all of the available spe- gan boosting their numbers. If the budding raffles employed by the WDFW successful Washington will be WDFW tallied 31 bank anglers in order to dole out limited cial/multiple season permits, but and bucolic By Jordan Nailon with one spring Chinook and they certainly buoy the odds. one of the last states to bring an- sensory of Fort hunting opportunities can be a telopes back. jnailon@ two winter steelhead bonked real Rubik’s cube of confusion Hunters who are willing to Borst Park, the chronline.com in the box. One wild steelhead bite the bullet at the kitchen ta- Previously, the Yakima Na- one and only for new hunters, or even expe- tion and an outdoors group was released. Out in the current, rienced hunters who are sim- ble will likely find their reward Pete Caster offered forth the fol- four boat anglers showed one out in the field and they’ll laugh introduced about 100 of the lowing bleeding pulp words: “A ply new to the rules that govern bonked winter steely. Steelhead Washington’s hunting grounds. as they try to decide which was animals near Toppenish in 2011 trio of squirrels hangs out on a were caught throughout the river harder; Filling out the reams of but that effort has so far failed large tree. … Young adults look Some hunts are open to the gen- while the springer came from the erally licensed public and others required paperwork or packing to take hold. If those two ef- at their cell phones as they walk lower reaches. their newfound quarry out of the forts can manage to gain a clo- along. … A seagull floats in the are subject to drawings based on According to the Lunkers random chance lotteries. Then wild country. ven hoof hold, then once again final sliver of sunlight.” Sunlight. Guide the Lewis River was slow Prospective hunters can file Camera. Action. It’s poetry in again, some of the lotteries even there may be some idyllic home last week for harvesting fish, al- have a weighted point system their permit paperwork online on the range where the deer and motion, and freeze frame. though wild steelhead have been at, https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/, While the sun reaches peak which incrementally improves the antelope play. As always, sel- providing some catch and re- a hunter’s odds of winning with by phone at 1-866-246-9453, or intensity midday it is the first lease opportunities. A creel sam- through any retail license vendor. dom will be heard a discourag- ringing note of sunrise that every application that they sub- ing word. ple conducted by the WDFW mit. brings me the most joy. Sunrises confirmed the skinny run. The CLAMMIN’ In other wild news, 2015 was are nature’s reward for rising First on the radar for anxious the deadliest year on record in WDFW checked 32 bank anglers hunters with rapidly deteriorat- with the roosters. Almost any with just two wild steelhead re- The great late-winter clam regard to shark attacks. At least old body can watch a sunset. It’s ing cases of cabin fever is the dig of 2016 is still spurting along. leased and two whitefish released. deadline to apply for the spring 98 shark attacks were reported like showing up for the final act There were no boats observed. Four more weeks of digging op- worldwide in the last year with of the play and expecting to com- black bear hunt. Applications portunities are still covered in That WDFW creel report for that hunt are due by Feb. 29 a minimum of six deaths. Brave prehend the meaning. Admir- also noted four hatchery steel- Long Beach sand and diggers and as is typical for these permit were just recently gifted another Pacific Northwest beachgoers ing the Omega of sunset while head kept and 11 wilds released have little to fear besides the cold eschewing its Alpha makes the scenarios, hunters are required short set of (proposed) digging for 46 bank anglers on the Ka- to purchase a special permit ap- though, as Florida (30) account- assumption that the end was the lama River while 12 boat anglers dates at Copalis Beach. point entirely. As if a symphony plication, a 2016 hunting license The digs at Copalis are sub- ed for the lion’s share of shark at- kept three hatchery steelies and and a black bear species option tacks in the U.S. was condensed to a final crash- released two wilds. Twelve bank ject to a final round of marine ing chord, or a dance pared back in order to qualify. Simply buy- toxin testing. The upcoming dig anglers on the Coweeman River ing in and applying does not to a finishing move and a prede- released four wild steelhead for at Copalis is tentatively sched- termined endpoint on the floor, guarantee success though since uled on the following dates, their efforts. the permit winners are selected or a life judged on a person’s Looking west to the Cheha- pending favorable marine toxin parting words and demeanor via fickle ping pong balls, or results: Pronghorn lis system the prospects are re- some other secret system. from their deathbed. ally pulsing. In the words of the • Feb. 19, Friday, 4:33 p.m.; 0.0 I once knew a man who sat on A total of 345 black bear per- feet, Copalis Continued from Sports 2 Lunkers Guide, “Wow is the mits will be issued for grounds in the sea shore draped in a medita- word,” when it comes to the Che- • Feb. 20, Saturday, 5:17 p.m.; tive mood. He waited for the sun western Washington while 509 -0.1 feet, Copalis of the year,” said Whitney, “[but] halis itself. “Great numbers of permits will be assigned to east- this whole first season, they will to sink into the dark waters be- steelies (are) being caught by the To the south, Long Beach will tween here and there, but as the ern Washington. Permit winners remain open through March 10 be stretching their legs, finding plunkers and (it) will be (only) a should be notified by mail no sky grew dark and the crowded matter of time before it will be for diggers looking to stock up what’s here.” beach dissipated the man turned later than March 31. on the succulent bivalve. Dig- “They’re home range should fishable from a floating device.” Adding to the tiresome sit around to see what might be The Humptulips has been in- ging is best one to two hours expand out quite a ways.” sneaking up behind him. To his down legwork is the necessity for prior to the evening low tide and undated with wild fish according hunters to arrange access to ap- The tribal mitigation area astonishment it was the setting on days when the tide is one foot where the animals were released to the folks at the Lunkers Guide plicable hunting grounds before or lower. No digging is allowed sun, settling into the jagged ho- but the Wynoochee is a differ- is primarily shrub-steppe habitat rizon of America. The oblivious actually finding out if they have before noon. ent story indeed. According to won the lottery. As the WDFW with draws and drainages that man was, of course, sitting on the Lunkers report the ‘Nooch is, “Diggers should always check the east coast, staring into what noted in a press release, “Hunters the weather before heading to supports riparian vegetation, ac- “definitely on fire.” Water levels should be aware that private tim- cording to a release. The primary he thought was the future, but it were a bit high but visibility was the beach and be mindful of was really the past. The future berland owners in some hunt ar- surf conditions while digging,” vegetation is bitterbrush, sage- good and the most successful eas are limiting access or charg- slipped away while he was wait- anglers were predominantly side said Dan Ayres, coastal shellfish brush with undergrowth of na- ing for the end. ing fees for access. If you cannot manager for the WDFW, in a tive perennial grasses and forbs. drifting cured eggs. The Lunk- secure access in advance, do not press release. In this wayward waltz of time ers report added, “As the waters The shrub and grass species we must be sure to dance while apply for these hunts.” The next week of digs at Long drop remember to stay off the The ubiquitous timber com- provides adequate high-quality the music is playing and ditch Beach will adhere to the follow- forage, states the release, as well holes and cast far if you want to pany of Rayonier holds many of ing schedule: the cellphones at every chance. put any fish in your boat.” as thermal and hiding cover. After all it’s better to dance with the keys to prime hunting ar- • Feb. 11, Thursday, 8:34 p.m.; Out on the Skookumchuck eas on and around the Olympic -0.1 feet The wildlife area also provides the one that brought you than to the winter steelhead are current- cut in just before the chord. Peninsula. Hunters selected for • Feb. 12, Friday, 9:17 p.m.; 0.6 adequate water sources for the ly crowded into the little river. the Copalis black bear hunt in feet pronghorn. “This little system was stuffed FISHIN’ particular will need to acquire a • Feb. 13, Saturday, 10:04 p.m.; The tribe first considered full of winters,” noted the Lunk- recreational use permit from the 1.4 feet reestablishment of a resident Steelhead and an early ar- ers Guide. “Focus on the upper timber company by calling (855) • Feb. 14, Sunday, 10:58 p.m.; pronghorn population 15 years riving envoy of spring Chinook stretches from the hatchery to 729-9453 during regular busi- 2.2 feet the deadline.” The Newaukum ago, said Whitney. are finally starting to pick up ness hours or by visiting their • Feb. 15, Monday, 12:16 p.m.; In 2004, tribal biologists the pace on the lower Columbia River is also said to be chock full website at, www.rayonierhunt- 1.1 feet River system. The recent bout of of steelhead, although river ac- ing.com/. If the Kapowsin Tree completed a habitat study in the • Feb. 16, Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.; Tumwater Basin area, but the warm and dry weather has been cess can be a challenge. If you Farm is closer to your preferred 1.0 feet an immense help in getting river can make it to the river one of grounds you will need to contact • Feb. 17, Wednesday, 2:40 program was forced to wait. channels back into shape and it the best methods to try is to float Hancock Forest Management by p.m.; 0.7 feet The Yakama Nation worked would not be surprising to see eggs or jigs. calling (800) 782-1493, in order with Sierra Club International a strong push of new salmonids Looking back to the Colum- to purchase an access permit. SNOWIN’ to plant 99 pronghorn onto the writhing up streams when the bia River sturgeon season is in a Any assortment of legal mod- Yakama Reservation, and on- next wave of water comes falling state of flux. February 8 was the ern firearms, bow and quiver The past week has been sub- line sources state reproduction from the sky and rushing toward final day for sturgeon retention or musket can be utilized by par for powder heads but sun has been documented, but some in the Bonneville Pool, but an- bunnies have been abundant on the sea. properly licensed and permitted of the animals have evidently Smelt were present in the glers there kept about one legal hunters during the spring black area slopes. Record high tem- lower Columbia River last week size fish for every eight rods last bear hunt, however, bait boxes peratures put a hurtin’ on fresh moved from the reservation to and the comprehensive Lunk- week. In the Dalles Pool boat an- and hound dogs are not allowed. snow early this week and groom- the east and south. ers Guide noted that “a few glers are still catching legal size Black bear special permit ap- ers have been hard pressed to For the Colvilles, a recent re- Springers” were caught around fish with nearly half of the har- plications require a correct hunt keep up. Still, those that like lationship with the state of Ne- Longview. The method of choice vest quota guideline accounted choice number and can be sub- spring-like conditions have been vada spawned the new effort. for salmon anglers on the big for. Things have been slower in mitted on the WDFW website or frolicking in the unseasonably In Nevada, the animals were river seems to be trolling cut the John Day Pool where only 26 by calling 1-877-945-3492. warm conditions. captured through an aerial net- plugs stuffed with herring be- of the 500 allotted sturgeon have Next on the to-do list for White Pass was experiencing ting program from a number of hind a flasher. The Washington been harvested so far this season. SAD-suffering sidelined hunters sunny skies Wednesday with an herds. Both Nevada and tribal bi- The WDFW also reported Department of Fish and Wildlife is the multi-season permit dead- paradoxical temperature inver- ologists drew blood for DNA and confirmed that the first spring that walleye fishing has been line on March 31. A multi-season sion that had the mercury climb- Chinook breached Bonneville “fair to good in The Dalles and permit allows hunters to prowl ing to 45 degrees at the summit disease testing, conducted body Dam on Feb. 4. It was reportedly John Day pools,” recently. In with any legal weapon during but just 35 degrees at the base of condition checks and checked a 30-inch long, chrome headed The Dalles pool one bank angler the corresponding general sea- the runs. age and temperature. wildling. kept three walleye while 27 boat sons. By obtaining a multiple- Every other peak in the re- The does are likely all preg- Up river in the dam pools anglers kept 39 walleye. Boat an- season permit hunters increase gion was subject to similar con- nant, said Whitney. the effort and results have var- glers at John Day were catching their odds of success since they ditions midweek. Mt. hood was “I know they are going to be ied. No effort for steelhead was nearly one walleye per rod. are able to prowl during a wider between 44 and 36-degrees with of interest,” said Whitney. “It’s observed by the WDFW last Trout fishing continues to spectrum of the overall hunting a dash of wind Wednesday while important to know the least week at Bonneville but boat an- provide excellent angling op- season. The cost for the various Crystal Mountain was warm amount of disturbance will help glers in The Dalles and John portunities for those that may be multi-season permits fluctuates with a drizzle. However, Crystal to ensure that the reintroduction Day Pools managed to haul in a river shy. On Feb. 1 the WDFW depending on the specific spe- was the only peak with a chance fair amount of steelies. However, stocked Klineline Pond and Bat- cies combination desired. of snow popping up on the week- is more successful. The last thing most of those fish were wild and tleground Lake in Clark County Lastly, the deadline for vari- end forecast. we want is 100 people up there had to be released. with 1,800 and 3,000 “catcahble ous special hunt permits lies Snoqualmie Summit ranged trying to find them and some- The Cowlitz River welcomed size” rainbow trout respectively. in wait in the tall grass of May from 30 to 39-degrees on how push them out of the area the main run of smelt up its Peering off the waters and 20. Special hunt permits allow Wednesday with a fair amount of they should be in because they’re gauntlet last week before local into the boardroom, the WDFW hunters the opportunity to ven- slush puddling up the mountain. scared.” Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 SPORTS

College Track & Field District IV 2A Girls Basketball Tournament: Feb. 12-20 Gaffney, Double Elimination Hockinson EvCo Seeds Loser 1 Winner 1 1. Black Hills Top 3 to Regionals Game 1 2. W.F. West Brooks- 7 p.m., Feb. 12 3. Centralia Winner 5 at Chehalis 4. Tumwater Johnson Shine Game 5 W.F. West Winner 7 Game 9 TBD, Feb. 15 Game 7 to regionals at WSU’s TBD, Feb. 17 Site TBD TBD, Feb. 15 Winner 9 at Centralia Loser Out at Mark Morris or W.F. West Tumwater or RA Long Cougar Invite Loser Out Loser 8 Game 2 By The Chronicle 7 p.m., Feb. 12 Game 12 at Longview PULLMAN — Regyn Gaff- Loser 2 Winner 2 Championship ney and Alissa Brooks-Johnson Third Place Mark Morris Friday, Feb. 19 Game 11 both had solid outings for Wash- 6 p.m. First/ TBD, Feb. 20 ington State at St. Martin’s Second at Mark Morris University here Centralia Friday and Sat- or neutral site Loser Out urday at the Loser 3 Game 3 Winner 3 Cougar Indoor 7 p.m., Feb. 12 at Washougal Invitational Loser 7 track meet. Game 6 Washougal Winner 8 Winner 10 Game 10 TBD, Feb. 15 Game 8 Brooks- TBD, Feb. 15 to regionals Johnson, a ju- TBD, Feb. 17 Site TBD Alissa Brooks-Johnson at Centralia Loser Out at Mark Morris or nior from Pe WSU track or W.F. West Woodland RA Long GSHL Seeds Ell, won the Ridgefield 27 Loser Out 1. Mark Morris women’s pen- Game 4 7 p.m., Feb. 12 2. Washougal tathlon on Fri- Play-in game Winner 6 7 p.m., Feb. 10 at Tumwater day in the first Loser 4 Winner 4 3. Hockinson at Tumwater Black Hills 4. Woodland day of action at Winner is EvCo 4 the Cougar In- Tumwater 53 vite. She scored a career-best 4,101 points in the event — the Regyn Gaffney WSU track third-best total in school his- District IV 2A Boys Basketball Tournament: Feb. 11-20 tory, and currently the 12th-best Double Elimination EvCo Seeds R.A. Long nationally — to secure the win. Top 3 to Regionals Loser 1 Winner 1 1. Tumwater The 2015 PAC-12 outdoor Game 1 2. Black Hills heptathlon champ ran the 7 p.m., Feb. 13 3. Centralia 60-meter hurdles in 8.81 sec- Winner 5 at Tumwater 4. W.F. West Game 5 onds (second place), set a four- Game 9 Black Hills inch personal-record in the TBD, Feb. 16 Game 7 Winner 7 TBD, Feb. 18 Site TBD TBD, Feb. 16 high jump at 5 feet, 9¼ inches Winner 9 at Centralia at Mark Morris (first), threw the shot put a Loser Out or WF West Pigtail Winner or RA Long personal-record 39-8½ inches Loser Out (first), set another PR in the Loser 8 Game 2 long jump at 18-4½ (second), 7 p.m., Feb. 13 and ran the 800 in 2 minutes, Loser 2 at Longview Winner 2 19.8 seconds (first). Third Place Mark Morris Game 12 Game 11 Gaffney, a freshman from Championship First/ 7:45 p.m., Feb. 20 Adna, won the 400 meters in a Friday, Feb. 19 Second personal-record time of 58.97 at Mark Morris 8 p.m. or neutral site Centralia at St. Martin’s seconds on Saturday, and joined Loser Out Dominique Keel, Danielle Loser 3 Game 3 Winner 3 Darden and Christiana Ekelem 7 p.m., Feb. 13 at Woodland to win the women’s 4x400 relay Loser 7 Game 6 Woodland in 3:51.49. Winner 10 Game 8 Gaffney edged out Central Game 10 TBD, Feb. 16 TBD, Feb. 18 Site TBD TBD, Feb. 16 Winner 8 Washington University’s Ashley at Centralia Loser Out at Mark Morris Harmon, who finished in 59.62, Washougal or WF West Hudson’s Bay or RA Long for first in the 400. Loser Out Play-in game Game 4 GSHL Seeds The Cougars are back in ac- 7 p.m., Feb. 13 7 p.m., Feb. 11 Winner 6 1. Mark Morris tion on Friday and Saturday, at at Tumwater at Chehalis Loser 4 Winner 4 2. Woodland the Don Kirby Elite meet in Al- Winner is EvCo 4 buquerque and the Husky Clas- Tumwater 3. R.A. Long sic at the University of Washing- W.F. West 4. Hudson’s Bay ton in Seattle.

he drove to his right and drew a — hitting 5 — which was a far 2A Girls Basketball Bearcats two-shot intentional foul from cry from the 30 they fired up in Aberdeen’s Mark James — and Thursday’s loss to Centralia. The Continued from Sports 1 inspiring plenty of consternation win also snapped a 10-game los- from the Grays Harbor fans. ing streak for the Bearcats, who With two seasons on the line, “I certainly felt like he got host Washougal at 7 p.m. Thurs- the game naturally got heated tackled,” Chris White said. “You day night. in the end. The Bobcats opened don’t know if you’re going to get “The coaches and I have felt the fourth quarter on a 10-0 run that call, but I liked how Bran- all along that we’re a very capable to stretch their first lead of the don was attacking.” team, and it’s been a challenge to game at 37-34, only to have a put- The foul count, at that point, build the kids’ self-confidence,” back from White and a layup by was 7-3 in Aberdeen’s favor, Chris White said. “This is a step Adam Schwarz put the Bearcats meaning W.F. West had posses- in the right direction, and hope- in front. sion with five seconds left and fully we can keep this ride going.” Aberdeen’s Victor Gomez Aberdeen had to foul on three Nole Wollan added 7 points straight inbounds plays to put scored twice on barreling drives for W.F. West, including back- a Bearcat on the stripe. By that to the hoop, though Schwarz fin- to-back 3s in the second quarter. point there was only 1.8 sec- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ished inside with 1:10 left to play onds left on the clock, and after Dakota Hawkins scored 4 with Centralia’s Madi Crews is presented with a game ball to commemorate her 1,000th to cut the lead to 41-40. a missed free throw — and an six rebounds, and Gomez led career point for the Tigers, last Friday prior to a home game against W.F. West. The Bobcats then lost the ball Aberdeen with 14 points. Crews was voted the co-MVP of the Evergreen 2A Conference. Aberdeen timeout — the Bobcats Notes on a drive to the hoop, only to were only able to get off a run- : Aberdeen went 12-2 have the Bearcats throw it away ning 3-pointer that was well off in Evergreen 2A/1A League play on the other end, after which a the mark. (15-5 overall), splitting the league foul put Gomez on the line for a “I’m just excited to keep play- title with rival Hoquiam, to meet Centralia’s Crews Voted 1-and-1. The junior missed the ing,” Brandon White said. “All the qualifying criteria for Tues- first shot, with Schwarz grab- I was thinking was that I just day’s pigtail game against W.F. bing the rebound and giving the wanted to extend the season West. … Washougal beat Ridge- Evergreen 2A Co-MVP Bearcats plenty of time to burn even longer, so it was good.” field, 57-45, on Tuesday night By The Chronicle while looking for a last shot. The Bearcats shot 16 of 45 (35 in its regular-season finale, and Evergreen 2A Conference Centralia guard Madi Crews The ball wound up in White’s percent) from the field, but at- to finish fifth in the final GSHL Girls Basketball hand on the right wing, where tempted just 13 from long range standings. was voted the co-MVP of the Evergreen 2A Conference, in the 2016 All-League EvCo’s all-conference girls bas- CO-MVPS: 2A Boys Basketball ketball teams released this week. Emma Duff, Black Hills Crews, a four-year starter, av- Madi Crews, Centralia Black Hills’ Mickelson Tabbed EvCo MVP eraged 13.1 points, 4.5 assists, 4.2 steals and 4.7 rebounds a game COACH OF THE YEAR By The Chronicle for the Tigers, who finished third EvCo 2A Boys Basketball 2015-16 All-League Team Alyssa Vogt, Tumwater Black Hills' TJ Mickelson was in the league standings and open voted the Evergreen 2A Confer- MVP COACH OF THE YEAR the postseason with a first-round FIRST TEAM ence's boys basketball MVP after TJ Mickelson, Black Hills Thomas Rowswell, Tumwater District 4 tournament game at Shasta Lofgren (11), WF West Washougal on Friday. leading his Wolves to a second- FIRST TEAM HONORABLE MENTION Alyx Fast (12), Centralia Crews shared the MVP award Lindsey Nurmi (10), Black Hills place finish in the league's final Christian Peters, Centralia Jewell Day, Black Hills with Black Hills junior Emma Sierra Snyder (11), Tumwater standings. Spencer Dowers, Tumwater Weston Vandenhazel, Tumwater Duff, who led the Wolves to a 6-0 Mackenzie Bergquist (12), Tumwater Mickelson, a junior point Jacob Gibbons, Tumwater Deter Voetberg, Centralia record in EvCo play. guard, averaged 21.4 points a Nolan Wasson, Centralia Cade Otton, Tumwater Centralia senior guard Alyx SECOND TEAM game for a Black Hills team that Adam Schwarz, WF West Dakota Hawkins, WF West Fast and W.F. West junior guard went 3-3 in EvCo play. Lexi Strasser (11), WF West Shasta Lofgren were both first- Maisy Williams (9), Black Hills Centralia's Christian Peters points a game, and was also a (9.3 points a game) and W.F. team picks, along with Black scored 15.6 points a game and Julia Johnson (10), WF West first team pick. Spencer Dowers West's Dakota Hawkins were Hills’ Lindsey Nurmi and Tum- Brooke Hare (11), Tumwater was voted to the all-league first water’s Sierra Snyder and Mack- and Jacob Gibbons, from league- both honorable mention picks. team, along with teammate No- enzie Bergquist. champion Tumwater, rounded As the EvCo has just four teams, lan Wasson (7.9 points a game). W.F. West’s Lexie Strasser water’s Alyssa Vogt was voted W.F. West's Adam Schwarz out the first team. its coaches opted not to vote on and Julia Johnson were both sec- led the Bearcats in scoring at 15.8 Centralia's Deter Voetberg an all-league second team. ond-team selections, and Tum- the league’s Coach of the Year. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016

District IV 2B Girls Basketball Tournament: Feb. 9-20 Double Elimination First Round C2BL Seeds Top 6 to Regionals 7 p.m., Feb. 9, at 1. Napavine Loser 15 bottom team 2. Toutle Lake Loser 21 3. Wahkiakum Game 17 4. Adna Feb. 15 Game 25 Winlock 14 5. Morton-WP Winner 17 1 p.m. Winlock Ilwaco 6. Onalaska Feb. 19 Game 1 Montesano Game 9 7. Toledo Winner 25 6:30 p.m. Ilwaco 63 Game 13 8. Winlock Rochester Winner 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 13 Winner 13 6:30 p.m. Montesano (to regional) Game 23 Montesano 1 p.m. Winner 23 Feb. 17 Rainier 28 (to regional) 6:30 p.m. Rainier Adna Game 2 Black Hills Adna 59 Game 21 Loser 16 Feb. 17 Game 18 Tumwater Winner 21 Winner 18 Feb. 15 Onalaska 53 6:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Life Chr. Onalaska Game 28 Game 3 Third/ Montesano Game 14 Feb. 20 Game 10 Fourth Life Christian 51 Feb. 13 1 p.m. Winner 10 Feb. 12 Winner 14 Rochester W.F. West 8 p.m. (to regional) 7 p.m. Montesano North Beach 13 Game 29 N. Beach Toutle Lk. Feb. 20 Game 4 W.F. West First/ Toutle Lake 53 6 p.m. Second

Toledo 31 Toledo Raymond Loser 22 Game 5 Game 11 Raymond 59 Game 15 Winner 11 Feb. 12 Feb. 13 Winner 15 Winner 26 Game 26 (to regional) Feb. 19 6:30 p.m. Montesano Game 19 8 p.m. Rochester 5:30 p.m. Feb. 15 Ocosta 36 Rochester Winner 19 Wahkiakum 4 p.m. Ocosta Game 6 Winner 22 Montesano Game 22 Winner 24 Wahkiakum 60 Feb. 17 (to regional) Loser 13 Tumwater 8 p.m. Game 24 Morton-WP 43 Loser 25 Feb. 17 Tacoma Bapt. Morton-WP 8 p.m. Game 7 P2BL Seeds Black Hills Game 12 Tacoma Bapt. 34 Game 16 Winner 16 Game 27 Winner 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 13 (to regional) 1. Ilwaco Feb. 20 8 p.m. 2. Raymond Rochester 3. Life Christian 1 p.m. Game 20 Rochester 4 p.m. Fifth/ Rochester Winner 20 Feb. 15 Chief Leschi 36 4. Tacoma Bapt. Chief Leschi Napavine 5. Rainier Sixth 5:30 p.m. Game 8 Montesano 6. Ocosta Napavine 69 7. North Beach Loser 26 Loser 14 8. Chief Leschi

Tuesday’s 2B Girls Basketball District Openers: Lorton, Dotson Leads Pirates Past Rainier; Ony Tops LCA in OT By The Chronicle Saturday, at 4 p.m. in Rochester. The Loggers’ main opposi- wolves’ 40 rebounds. showed,” Ashmore said. “But Il- ADNA — Shanay Dotson tion came in the form of posts “She absolutely dominated waco really has everything you and Kenya Lorton had big games, Seagulls Swoop in for Win Over Courtney Youngblood and Alys- the boards, which is a change for need, shooters and post people and Adna crushed Rainier, 59-28, Toledo sa Donaldson, who made it a long her,” MWP coach Tom Griffith that can really play. They’re here Tuesday in the first round of night on the glass for Onalaska. said. “She’s 5-foot-10 — fairly tall good.” the District 4 2B Girls Basketball RAYMOND — The Toledo “We had some difficulties re- — but not a brute, build-wise. She Winlock will travel to Mon- Tournament. offense chose an inopportune bounding on both ends against just really did a great job tonight, tesano on Friday for a loser-out Lorton scored 20 with six re- time to struggle as Raymond them,” Onalaska coach Dracy on both ends of the floor.” affair against Rainier, slated for a bounds, while Dotson added 19 piled on the points in a 59-31 In- McCoy said. “They had quite a Center Christine Robbins, 6:30 p.m. tip. with five boards. dians loss in 2B District 4 cross- few putbacks.” meanwhile, led MWP with 15 The game was tied at 12 after over action here on Tuesday. Donaldson scored 11 points points. a quarter, with the Pirates trail- Haley Tauscher and Alyssa while Youngblood put up a team- “We really wanted to empha- ing 8-0 early on. Ewers led the Indians with 9 high of 15 points along with Alea size, the last couple games, the “After a timeout we went out points. Toledo only managed Yun. inside-out — get Christine a look and just started pressuring,” to break double-figure scoring Nicolle Duryea led the Lady inside first,” Griffith said. “It’s Adna coach Chris Bannish said. in the fourth quarter, while the Loggers in their effort, scoring really worked out for us pretty “Once we got that first basket to Seagulls outscored the Indi- 22 points and snagging seven well.” go, and were able to get into our ans 39-18 in the first half to put rebounds. Duryea, as well as Haley Kolb and Krystal pressure, they didn’t handle it things out of reach early. Ronnie Kinsman, hit some key Wright each added 7 points for MWP, with Sharon Hazen chip- very well.” “I thought we matched up 3-pointers down the stretch, in- ping in 6. Adna, though, led 28-16 at fine with them,” Toledo coach cluding a game-tying trey from halftime and exploded for 20 Duryea to force overtime. Morton-White Pass (12-9) J.B. Ewers said. “We just couldn’t will take on Napavine on Satur- points in the third, with Dotson put the ball in the basket. We got “Ronnie and Nicolle came out scoring 9. and hit clutch 3s for us,” McCoy day in the district quarterfinals, lots of good shots and they just at Rochester at 4 p.m. “Dotson’s really been playing wouldn’t fall while Raymond said. “All of the girls just played well down the stretch here,” Ban- with a lot of pride and effort to- shot very well.” Fishermen Drop Cards, 63-14 nish said. “She’s getting healthy.” At the epicenter of the ef- night.” Rainier also turned the ball ficient Raymond offense was While the two senior guards ILWACO — The Fishermen dominated the scoring sheet, over 27 times, with Lili Glover Karlee Freeman. Freeman, who dominated the Pacific 2B League Maddy Dalsted was making coming off the bench to snag five averaged just under 20 points with a 10-0 record. They showed steals. That helped Adna attempt plays, tallying 10 assists and Winlock just how dominant they per game in the regular season, three steals to go along with her 74 field goals, while the Moun- scored a game-high 29 points for can be with a 63-14 win here in MISSED taineers managed just 38. 4 points. Onalaska went 9 of 14 District 4 girls basketball cross- the Seagulls. from the free throw line, but, for- Peyton Dungan, a 6-foot-4 Another area where the Indi- over action on Tuesday. senior post, led Rainier with 12 tunately, the made buckets came ans were outmatched was inside In the first quarter alone, Il- points. at opportune times down the where the Seagulls bullied their waco outscored an entire game’s YOUR Adna (15-6) will take on Il- stretch to allow the Loggers to worth of production for the Car- opposition to get more rebounds waco on Saturday at 1 p.m. in hang on for the win. dinals. A 30-2 first frame had Montesano. and throw the defense off bal- In her two-year tenure thus spelled doom for Winlock before ance. far, this was the greatest effort they had even reached halftime. “They played way more physi- PAPER? Tigers Trump Chief Leschi that McCoy has seen to date, and The Fishermen followed it up cal and we kind of crumbled a it couldn’t have came at a better with a 20-6 second quarter to NAPAVINE — There’s been bit under their physical pressure,” time. hold a remarkable 50-8 lead at little that can slow down Cen- Ewers said. “This was the hardest I’ve the break. tral 2B League champion seed Toledo will now fight to stay seen them play in my two years “We watched a bit of film on Napavine and the first round of alive in a loser-out affair against of coaching,” McCoy said. “I them, but they were far better Call the District 4 2B Girls Basketball Ocosta at Rochester High School couldn’t be prouder of the girls.” than what we watched. They Tournament was no exception. on Friday, scheduled for a 6:30 The Lady Loggers will need came out on fire in the first half,” 360-807-7676 The Tigers jumped out to a 36-14 p.m. tip. all the effort they can muster Winlock coach Scott Ashmore halftime lead and never looked “We just need to let this one go as they will face a lethal Toutle said. “We got enough shots off back in a 69-36 victory over Pa- and get over it,” Ewers said. “We Lake squad on Saturday at 7 p.m. in the first half, but we didn’t hit Leave a message cific 2B League No. 8 seed Chief need to get back to what we were in Rochester. anything.” Leschi here on Tuesday. doing well two weeks ago. Friday At the end of the night, the with the day Melissa Lee led Napavine will be a new day.” Dotson, MWP Put Away Tacoma Cardinals had hit just 6 of 42 with 24 points while Grace missed including Baptist shots from the field (14 percent) Hamre added 18 points. Loggers Clip Eagles in OT while Ilwaco shot just over 50 “It was a good way to come out TACOMA — Sierra Dotson percent from the floor. Maken- your name, and get a good win,” Napavine TACOMA — Despite a size had a monster game on the glass, zie Kaech led the Fishermen with address and coach Jeremy Landram said. and home court disadvantage, and Morton-White Pass held off 19 points and Hannah Ellsworth Napavine outscored Chief Onalaska managed to get the Tacoma Baptist here Tuesday, 43- added 15. phone number. Leschi 22-10 in the third quarter. job done, edging Life Christian 34, in the first round of the Dis- Jazmin Ramirez led Winlock Mollie Olson added 11 points for Academy 53-51 in overtime here trict 4 2B Girls Basketball Tour- with 8 points, earning praise the Tigers. in a District 4 2B Girls Basketball nament. from Ashmore. Napavine (18-2, 17-1 league) Tournament matchup on Tues- Dotson scored 6 points and “The girls were nervous, After hours will play Morton-White Pass on day. hauled in 19 of the Timber- scared and excited and it really is checking messages Sports Briefs Tuesday & Thursday USC’s Haden Hospitalized of his tenure, was hospitalized Haden was walking to Heri- to Haden, who then walked up- 5:00 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday and is scheduled to tage Hall after attending a meet- stairs to his office, where he was and Saturday LOS ANGELES (AP) — Re- undergo an unspecified proce- ing elsewhere on campus when evaluated further before being 7:30 a.m to 10:30 a.m. tiring USC Athletic Director Pat dure in the next few days, a per- he felt lightheaded, a university transported from campus, ac- Haden, beset by recurring health son with knowledge of the situa- spokesman said. cording to Tim Tessalone, USC’s CH547464ac.sw issues during the last few years tion said. Medical personnel attended sports information director. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports Briefs Preps Riverside Chr. 61, Cascade Chr. 32 Bellarmine Prep 75, Spanaway Lake 65 9. Elma 16-3 22 10 Selkirk 61, Odessa-Harrington 35 Curtis 83, Kentlake 45 10. Kalama 16-4 21 NR Chehalis Soccer Sign-Ups End Feb. 15 Local Prep Schedule Shorewood 53, Meadowdale 46 Federal Way 78, Yelm 41 Others receiving votes: Mount Baker Thursday, Feb. 11 Sunnyside 55, Eisenhower 47 Kentridge 69, Kent-Meridian 64 15. Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 3. Seattle By The Chronicle Boys Basketball W. F. West 42, Aberdeen 41 Kentwood 58, Emerald Ridge 41 Academy 1. Dist. 4 2A Play-In Washougal 57, Ridgefield 45 Olympia 70, Todd Beamer 50 The registration period for Chehalis Youth Soc- Washougal at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Wellpinit 69, Curlew 57 Puyallup 59, South Kitsap 55 Division 2B Wilson Creek 55, Moses Lake Chr. 49 Timberline 50, Thomas Jefferson 45 1. Okanogan (9) 20-0 90 1 cer’s spring leagues will end on Feb. 15. Local Results Woodland 60, Hockinson 45 2. Ilwaco 19-2 77 2 The program will offer U8 to U16 leagues for boys Tuesday’s Results 1A SCAC District 5 GIRLS BASKETBALL 3. Napavine 18-2 75 3 and girls. Boys Basketball First Round Forest Ridge 51, Bear Creek School 39 4. Mabton 18-2 58 5 Registration is entirely online, and can be per- At Chehalis Connell 58, Granger 50 Northwest School 44, Annie Wright 30 5. Toutle Lake 18-2 49 4 BEARCATS 42, BOBCATS 41 La Salle 68, Royal 64 Oak Harbor 43, Everett 33 6. LaConner 16-4 32 7 formed at www.chehalissoccer.org. Positions are Aberdeen 6 12 9 14 —41 Naches Valley 57, Kiona-Benton 48 Overlake School 51, Bush 23 7. Friday Harbor 14-3 26 NR also available for coaches. Practices will start around W.F. West 12 12 10 8 —42 Zillah 76, Columbia (Burbank) 31 Pomeroy 57, Oakesdale 37 8. St. George’s 18-5 21 T10 Aberdeen (41) — Roiko 12, Camp- 1B Tri-District St. John-Endicott/Lacrosse 62, Liberty Christian 48 9. Davenport 16-5 20 6 March 1, and games will be played mostly on Satur- bell 9, James, Devine, Collett, Gomez 14, Play-In 10. Waterville 16-3 12 9 days. The league plays a six-week season. Castleberry-Taylor 4, Craig 2 Shoreline Chr. 61, Clallam Bay 47 2B District 5/6 Others receiving votes: Lind-Ritzville/ FG: 16 of 48 —.334 FT: 6 of 12 2A District 5/6 First Round Sprague 11. Adna 10. Raymond 7. Wah- —.500 Reb. 29 (Castleberry-Taylor 9) First Round Lake Roosevelt 37, Waterville/Mansfield 36 kiakum 4. Colfax 3. W.F. West (42) — N. Hawkins Ellensburg 60, Ephrata 44 Twin Cities Babe Ruth Holding Sign-Ups 2, Yarter, A. Schwarz 13, Wollan 7, D. Toppenish 69, Prosser 68 2B Northeast District 7 Division B Hawkins 4, White 16, Boman, Cooper 3A Greater Spokane District 8 Consolation Semifinal 1. Colton (7) 19-1 78 1 By The Chronicle First Round Davenport 49, NW Christ. (Colbert) 43 FG: 16 of 45 —.356 FT: 5 of 11 2. Sunnyside Christian (1)20-0 72 2 The Twin Cities Babe Ruth baseball organization —.454 Reb. 25 (Schwarz 11) Rogers (Sp.) 59, Mt. Spokane 57, OT Liberty (Spangle) 48, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 35 3. Tulalip Heritage 20-0 66 3 3A Kingco District 2 4. Republic 19-1 53 4 will hold registration sessions for the upcoming sea- Girls Basketball Semifinal 2B Northwest District 1 5. Almira Coulee-Hartline19-2 44 5 son on Feb. 23, 25 and 29. At Adna Bellevue 71, Juanita 65 First Round 6. Evergreen Lutheran 16-1 38 6 PIRATES 59, MOUNTAINEERS 28 Mercer Island 51, Lake Washington 32 LaConner 48, Darrington 11 7. Touchet 14-4 30 7 The Tuesday, Feb. 23, sign-ups will run from 6 to Rainier 12 4 4 8 —28 3A Metro District 2 8. Neah Bay 12-4 20 8 8 p.m. at Borst Kitchen 1 at Fort Borst Park in Cen- Adna 12 16 20 11 —59 Second Round 3A Metro League 9. Moses Lake Christian Academy11-1 Rainier (28) — Anderson 8, Guiz- Blanchet 76, Ballard 61 Semifinal 16 NR tralia; the Thursday, Feb. 25 sign-ups run from 6 to zetti 2, Frances 2, Holmes 4, Dungan 12 Chief Sealth 52, Roosevelt 48 Blanchet 38, Lakeside (Seattle) 35 10. Selkirk 13-6 14 9 8 p.m. in the V.R. Lee Building at Recreation Park in FG: 12 of 38 —.316 FT: 4 of 8 —.500 Franklin 81, Bainbridge 47 Rainier Beach 44, Chief Sealth 41 Others receiving votes: Pateros 5. Clal- Chehalis; and the Monday, Feb. 29 sign-ups run from Reb. N/A Lakeside (Seattle) 62, Ingraham 41 Seattle Prep 44, Holy Names 33 lam Bay 2. Mt. Rainier Lutheran 2. Adna (59) — Lorton 20, Hammer 4A Greater Spokane District 8 West Seattle 53, Roosevelt 39 6 to 8 p.m. at the Quesadilla Factory in the Fairway 3, Dotson 19, Rolfe 1, Kleemeyer 12, El- First Round Shopping Center. Players from either city can sign up wood 4 University 60, Ferris 51 4A KingCo FG: 21 of 74 —.284 FT: 10 of 20 4A KingCo First Round at any of the aforementioned locations. —.500 Reb. 32 (Rolfe, Lorton 6) First Round Bothell 74, Redmond 41 College Basketball Players must be 13, 14 or 15 before May 1 to play. Bothell 67, Skyline 47 Eastlake 70, Skyline 41 The registration fee is $150 per player, and checks can At Napavine Issaquah 53, Inglemoor 49 Inglemoor 57, Newport 49 NCAA Div. I Men’s Basketball TIGERS 69, WARRIORS 36 Redmond 53, Newport 51 Woodinville 64, Issaquah 45 The top 25 teams in The Associ- be made out to Twin Cities Babe Ruth. Woodinville 87, Mount Si 58 Chief Leschi 8 6 10 12 —36 ated Press’ college basketball poll, with State Basketball Polls The league is also looking for team managers. Any Napavine 17 19 22 11 —69 first-place votes in parentheses, records GIRLS BASKETBALL By The Associated Press Chief Leschi (36) — Upshaw 5, through Feb. 7, total points based on 25 interested parties can contact Wendy Beairsto at (360) Almira/Coulee-H. 67, Inchelium 29 BOYS Watters 16, Stafford 8, Desosi 2, Ridou points for a first-place vote through one 508-6535 or email [email protected]. Anacortes 54, Sedro-Woolley 32 Division 4A 2, Campbell 1, Degree 1 Archbishop Murphy 58, Cedarcrest 39 School Rec Pts Lst point for a 25th-place vote and previous FG: 14 of 47—.298 FT: 7 of 16—.438 Arlington 78, Marysville-Getchell 36 1. Federal Way (10) 21-0 100 1 ranking: Reb: N/A Asotin 47, Tri-Cities Prep 44 2. Gonzaga Prep 19-1 81 4 Rec. Pts Prv Napavine (69) — White 6, Dickin- Burlington-Edison 82, Ferndale 45 (tie) Curtis 20-2 81 2 1. Villanova (32) 20-3 1,566 3 son 2, Hamre 18, Olson 11, Bornstein 8, Sports on the Air Freeman 44, Deer Park 21 4. Union 18-2 68 5 2. Maryland (13) 21-3 1,499 4 Lee 24 Glacier Peak 64, Edmonds-Wdwy 54 5. Cascade (Everett) 19-1 66 3 3. Oklahoma (7) 19-3 1,472 1 FG: 27 of 58—.465 FT: 7 of 11—.636 Kennewick 52, Hanford 35 6. Issaquah 18-3 47 6 4. Iowa (11) 19-4 1,471 5 THURSDAY, Feb. 11 Reb: N/A Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) 57, Colville 31 7. Bellarmine Prep 17-3 34 7 5. Xavier 21-2 1,382 6 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Lakewood 60, Granite Falls 38 8. Central Valley 16-4 22 10 6. Kansas (1) 19-4 1,311 7 At Raymond Lynden 50, Squalicum 43 9. Lewis and Clark 16-4 18 9 7. Virginia (1) 19-4 1,223 9 2 p.m. SEAGULLS 59, INDIANS 31 Lynnwood 60, Shorecrest 30 10. Kentwood 17-4 15 8 8. Michigan St. 20-4 1,144 10 Toledo 9 9 2 11 —31 ESPNU — St. Francis (Pa.) at Robert Morris Moses Lake 53, Eastmont 26 Others receiving votes: Richland 10. 9. North Carolina 19-4 1,136 2 Raymond 20 19 17 3 —59 4 p.m. Moses Lake Chr. 55, Wilson Creek 10 Olympia 4. Mead 3. Woodinville 1. 10. West Virginia 19-4 1,082 14 Toledo (31) — A. Tauscher 3, Ewers Newport 46, Chewelah 40 11. Oregon 20-4 905 16 CBSSN — E. Kentucky at Morehead St. 9, H. Tauscher 9, Cline 4, Bowen 6 Oak Harbor 39, Everett 38 Division 3A 12. Miami 18-4 826 17 FG: N/A FT: 13 of 24 —.542 Reb: ESPN — Florida St. at Syracuse Omak 66, Cascade (Leavenworth) 13 1. Garfield (8) 18-2 96 2 13. Louisville 19-4 819 19 N/A Pateros 45, Entiat 34 2. Bellevue (2) 20-1 87 3 14. Iowa St. 17-6 781 13 ESPN2 — UConn at Temple Raymond (59) — Freeman 29, M. Ridgefield 42, R.A. Long 37 3. Rainier Beach 16-4 84 1 15. Texas A&M 18-5 663 8 Collins 3, Gardner 12, Newman 9, Fle- ESPNU — VCU at Massachusetts Riverside 39, Medical Lake 35 4. Auburn Mountainview 19-1 72 4 16. SMU 20-2 593 12 metis 4, K. Collins 2 6 p.m. Sehome 48, Bellingham 44 5. Peninsula 18-2 57 5 17. Arizona 19-5 497 23 FG: N/A FT: 11 of 20 —.550 Reb: Shorewood 68, Mountlake Terrace 30 6. Lincoln 17-3 47 6 CBSSN — Illinois St. at Evansville N/A 18. Purdue 19-5 456 18 Stanwood 85, Marysville-Pilchuck 21 7. Edmonds-Woodway 18-2 42 7 19. Dayton 19-3 413 24 ESPN — Iowa at Indiana Sunnyside 49, Eisenhower 25 8. Wilson, Woodrow 16-4 24 9 At Tacoma 20. Providence 18-6 349 11 Taholah 59, Lake Quinault 29 (tie) Cleveland 18-4 24 8 ESPN2 — Oregon at California LOGGERS 53, EAGLES 51 (OT) 21. Baylor 17-6 333 15 Walla Walla 54, Pasco 47 10. Shadle Park 14-6 6 10 Onalaska 15 9 5 12 12 —53 22. Kentucky 17-6 228 20 ESPNU — Radford at UNC-Asheville West Valley (Yakima) 48, Davis 36 Others receiving votes: Prairie 5. West 23. Southern Cal 18-5 225 — Life Christian 13 10 4 14 10 —51 1A Northwest District 1 Seattle 3. Kamiakin 2. O’Dea 1. 7 p.m. Onalaska (53) — Duryea 22, Dal- 24. Texas 16-7 199 — Semifinal 25. Wichita St. 17-6 132 21 PAC-12 — Washington State at Colorado sted 4, Kinsman 14, Hoyt 3, Masciola 6, King’s 67, Mount Baker 29 Division 2A Pannkuk 4 Others receiving votes: South 8 p.m. Lynden Chr. 48, Nooksack Valley 31 1. River Ridge (5) 18-1 91 1 Carolina 128, Indiana 91, Notre Dame FG: 18 of 58 —.310 FT: 9 of 14 1B Northwest Tri-District 2. Lynden (4) 19-1 90 3 ESPNU — Gonzaga at Portland —.643 Reb: 23 (Duryea 7) 75, San Diego St. 22, Duke 14, Seton Play-In 3. Clarkston (1) 19-1 89 2 Hall 14, Gonzaga 10, LSU 10, VCU FS1 — Oregon St. at Stanford Life Christian (51) — Ricker 2, Clallam Bay 43, Northwest Yeshiva 27 4. Squalicum 17-3 63 4 Brooks 3, Chapman 5, Yun 15, Young- 10, Valparaiso 9, Stony Brook 8, Saint GOLF 2A Great Northern League 5. Pullman 17-3 60 5 Mary’s (Cal) 6, Saint Joseph’s 5, UNC blood 15, Donaldson 11 First Round 6. Selah 18-2 55 6 Wilmington 4, Hawaii 3, Utah 3, Chat- Noon FG: 20 of 69 —.290 FT: 8 of 20 Cheney 50, Pullman 38 7. Mark Morris 17-3 39 7 tanooga 2, George Washington 2, UCo- —.400 Reb: N/A Clarkston 48, West Valley (Spokane) 20 8. Anacortes 14-6 24 8 GOLF — PGA Tour, AT&T Pebble Beach Na- nn 2, Michigan 1, Monmouth (NJ) 1. 2B Southwest District 4 9. North Kitsap 17-4 18 9 tional Pro-Am, first round, at Pebble Beach, Calif. At Tacoma First Round 10. Wapato 16-4 13 NR NCAA Div. I Women’s Basketball NBA BASKETBALL T-WOLVES 43, CRUSADERS 34 Adna 59, Rainier 28 Others receiving votes: Clover Park 4. Morton-WP 10 10 7 16 —43 Ilwaco 63, Winlock 14 Tumwater 2. Aberdeen 1. Shorecrest 1. The top 25 teams in The Associ- 5 p.m. Tacoma Bapt. 9 9 10 6 —34 Morton/WP 43, Tacoma Baptist 34 ated Press’ women’s college basketball TNT — New Orleans at Oklahoma City Morton-White Pass (43) — Kolb 7, Napavine 69, Chief Leschi 36 Division 1A poll, with first-place votes in parenthe- Wright 7, Hazen 6, Smathers 2, Dotson Onalaska 53, Life Chr. Academy 51 1. Lynden Christian (6) 19-1 95 T1 ses, records through Feb. 7, total points WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6, Robbins 15 Raymond 59, Toledo 31 2. Zillah (4) 20-1 94 T1 based on 25 points for a first-place vote 3:30 p.m. FG: 16 of 48 —.333 FT: 9 of 18 Toutle Lake 53, North Beach 13 3. King’s 17-3 80 3 through one point for a 25th-place vote BTN — Penn St. at Michigan St. —.500 Reb. 40 (Dotson 19) Wahkiakum 60, Ocosta 36 4. King’s Way Christian 15-2 71 4 and previous ranking: Tacoma Baptist (34) — Van Lieu 3A Greater Spokane District 8 5. Freeman 17-3 47 9 Rec. Pts Prv 4 p.m. 10, Leaman 3, Brooks 12, Kitselman 1, First Round 6. University Prep 15-3 40 6 1. UConn (32) 22-0 800 1 SEC — Mississippi St. at Texas A&M Pascua 8 North Central 46, Shadle Park 44 7. Vashon Island 16-4 32 5 2. South Carolina 22-0 765 2 FG: 14 of 51 —.275 FT: 5 of 15 3A Kingco League 8. Mount Baker 14-7 28 7 3. Notre Dame 23-1 739 3 5:30 p.m. —.333 Reb. 27 (Van Lieu 8) Semifinal 9. Hoquiam 16-4 20 NR 4. Baylor 23-1 699 4 BTN — Ohio St. at Iowa Bellevue 80, Lake Washington 35 10. Overlake School 15-4 19 10 5. Maryland 21-2 660 5 At Ilwaco Mercer Island 56, Juanita 32 Others receiving votes: Seattle Acad- 6. Texas 21-1 653 6 6 p.m. FISHERMEN 63, CARDINALS 14 3A Metro League emy 18. Medical Lake 4. Connell 2. 7. Ohio St. 18-4 599 7 SEC — Tennessee at Vanderbilt Winlock 2 6 6 0 —14 Second Round 8. Oregon St. 20-3 580 9 WINTER SPORTS Ilwaco 30 20 11 2 —63 Chief Sealth 57, Eastside Catholic 51 Division 2B 9. Arizona St. 20-4 518 8 Winlock (14) — Howsden 2, Holy Names 56, Bainbridge 44 1. Brewster (10) 20-0 100 1 10. Florida St. 19-4 515 10 5:30 p.m. Ramirez 8, Hammond 4 Seattle Prep 48, Ballard 32 2. Morton-White Pass 19-1 87 2 11. Mississippi St. 21-4 485 11 NBCSN — USSA U.S. Grand Prix, Big Air at FG: 6 of 42 —.143 FT: 2 of 2 —1.000 4A Greater Spokane District 8 3. NWC (Colbert) 20-2 78 3 12. Louisville 18-6 418 13 Reb: N/A First Round 4. Life Christian 20-2 74 4 13. Stanford 19-5 389 15 Fenway, at Boston Ilwaco (63) — Ellsworth 15, Ban- University 48, Gonzaga Prep 37 5. Ocosta 20-1 60 5 14. UCLA 17-6 366 14 nister 10, Kulm 2, McMillan 4, Pierson 4A Southwest District 4 6. Liberty (Spangle) 19-3 44 6 15. Texas A&M 16-7 354 12 4, Kaech 19, Benenati 3, Jacobson 6 FRIDAY, Feb. 12 First Round 7. Warden 17-3 43 9 16. Florida 19-4 305 22 FG: 26 of 51 —.510 FT: 7 of 12 Battle Ground 47, Mountain View 41 8. LaConner 16-4 19 NR 17. Michigan St. 18-5 286 17 AUTO RACING —.583 Reb: N/A Union 41, Evergreen (Vancouver) 31 9. Friday Harbor 15-5 14 8 18. Kentucky 16-6 231 18 2 p.m. 10. Toledo 16-5 11 7 19. Miami 20-4 219 16 Wednesday’s Games Wednesday’s Statewide Prep Scores Others receiving votes: St. George’s 5. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Sprint Boys Basketball 20. Oklahoma St. 18-4 202 25 BOYS BASKETBALL Napavine 4. Lake Roosevelt 4. Kittitas 3. 21. Oklahoma 16-6 132 20 Unlimited, practice, at Daytona Beach, Fla. At Rochester Archbishop Murphy 59, Cedarcrest 32 Okanogan 3. Mossyrock 1. MOUNTAINEERS 44, TROJANS 43 22. South Florida 16-6 115 19 3:30 p.m. Shorewood 52, Everett 50 23. DePaul 19-7 84 — Pe Ell 8 17 6 12 —43 Division B FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, Sprint Rainier 8 16 10 10 —44 24. West Virginia 18-6 80 — 1A Northwest District 1 1. Almira Coulee-Hartline (8) 21-0 80 1 25. Tennessee 14-9 49 23 Unlimited, final practice, at Daytona Beach, Fla. Pe Ell (43) — Arrington 6, Jurek 6, Semifinal 2. Seattle Lutheran 19-1 72 2 Others receiving votes: Missouri Smith 3, McCalden 7, Shepherd 8, Lusk King’s 73, Mount Baker 34 3. Garfield-Palouse 15-2 60 3 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 35, Colorado St. 23, Syracuse 23, BYU 9, Toepelt 4 Lynden Chr. 64, Cedar Park Chr. (B) 58 4. Neah Bay 15-2 39 T4 20, Duquesne 12, Washington 12, Geor- 4 p.m. FG: 20 of 63 —.317 FT: 2 of 8 —.250 5. Republic 18-3 37 6 gia 9, UTEP 6, Albany (NY) 5, George Reb. 40 (Shepherd 11) 2A Great Northern League 5. Shorewood Christian 16-3 37 T4 ESPN2 — Dayton at Rhode Island Rainier (44) — Bichler 20, Eyga- First Round 7. Wellpinit 15-4 35 7 Washington 3, Minnesota 3, Purdue 3, ESPNU — Ohio at Buffalo Arkansas St. 1, Green Bay 1, Oregon 1. broad 5, Devan Stancil 7, Dillon Stancil Pullman 70, Cheney 43 8. Orcas Christian 15-1 34 8 6 p.m. 12 West Valley (S) 64, East Valley (S) 51 9. Selkirk 15-1 16 10 FG: 15 of 44 —.341 FT: 4 of 7 —.571 10. Lummi 14-6 8 NR ESPN — UCLA at Arizona Reb. 24 (Devan Stancil 5) 2A West Central / SeaKing (tie)Liberty Christian 13-5 8 NR ESPNU — Monmouth at Rider First Round Others receiving votes: Evergreen Lu- NBA At Montesano Clover Park 78, Olympic 66 theran 6. Sunnyside Christian 6. Yaka- COLLEGE HOCKEY LOGGERS 25, FISHERMEN 24 Liberty 72, Tyee 40 ma Tribal 2. NBA Standings 3:30 p.m. Onalaska 5 7 4 9 —25 Lindbergh 63, Sammamish 47 All Times PST Ilwaco 7 6 8 3 —24 NBCSN — Maine at Notre Dame North Kitsap 60, Washington 40 GIRLS EASTERN CONFERENCE Onalaska (25) — Duran 2, Modica Renton 62, Bremerton 53 Division 4A DRAG RACING Atlantic Division 8, Graham, Swett 4, Whitney 4, Wells, River Ridge 79, Kingston 49 1. Central Valley (9) 20-0 90 1 7:30 p.m. Huffman 2, Beck 5 Steilacoom 55, Port Angeles 43 2. Moses Lake 19-0 72 2 W L Pct GB FG: N/A FT: 3 of 6 —.500 Reb. N/A White River 74, Highline 62 3. Bothell 19-1 70 3 Toronto 35 17 .673 — FS1 — Circle K NHRA Winternationals, Ilwaco (24) — Tapio 10, Kaino 6, 4. Todd Beamer 18-2 64 4 Boston 32 23 .582 4½ qualifying, at Pomona, Calif. (same-day tape) Schrenk, Mendoza, Bannister 3, Lazaro 2B District 5/6 5. Lewis and Clark 16-4 48 5 New York 23 32 .418 13½ 5, Tynkila, Aguaryo GOLF Oroville 49, Mabton 46 6. Chiawana 19-2 47 7 Brooklyn 14 40 .259 22 FG: N/A FT: 2 of 4 —.500 Reb. N/A Warden 75, Liberty Bell 70 7. Skyview 16-4 36 6 Philadelphia 8 45 .151 27½ 12:30 a.m. 8. Camas 17-3 27 8 GOLF — European PGA Tour, Tshwane Women’s College Basketball 2B Northeast District 9. Kentlake 17-4 25 9 Southeast Division At Tacoma Consolation Semifinal 10. Snohomish 17-3 10 NR Atlanta 31 24 .564 — Open, second round, at Waterkloof, South Africa TRAILBLAZERS 72, RAIDERS 55 Davenport 59, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 53 Others receiving votes: Kentridge 3. Miami 29 24 .547 1 4:30 a.m. Centralia 20 12 20 20 —72 Liberty (Spangle) 63, Springdale 40 Bellarmine Prep 2. Woodinville 1. Charlotte 27 26 .509 3 Pierce 12 14 18 11 —55 Washington 23 27 .460 5½ GOLF — European PGA Tour, Tshwane Centralia (72) — Whitten 10, 2B Northwest District 1 Division 3A Orlando 23 29 .442 6½ Open, second round, at Waterkloof, South Africa Cole-Vogler 3, Kenney 9, Sorensen 22, First Round 1. Lynnwood (7) 20-0 88 1 Central Division Thompson 6, Cooper 22 Friday Harbor 59, Orcas Island 38 2. Bellevue (2) 20-0 83 2 9 a.m. FG: 28 of 70—.400 FT: 11 of 13— LaConner 75, Concrete 42 3. Arlington 20-0 67 3 Cleveland 38 14 .731 — GOLF — Champions Tour, ACE Group Clas- .846 Reb: 46 (Sorensen 11, Cooper 10) 4. West Seattle 20-0 66 4 Indiana 28 25 .528 10½ sic, first round, at Naples, Fla. Pierce (55) — Rogers 9, Wilson 12, 2B Southwest District 4 5. Auburn Riverside 20-0 50 5 Chicago 27 25 .519 11 Navarro 2, Polk 12, Hammon 13, Mar- North Beach 65, South Bend 39 6. Blanchet 19-1 43 7 Detroit 27 27 .500 12 Noon tin 7 Rainier 44, Pe Ell 43 (tie) Lincoln 19-1 43 6 Milwaukee 21 32 .396 17½ GOLF — PGA Tour, AT&T Pebble Beach Na- FG: 15 of 56—.268 FT: 17 of 24— Toutle Lake 55, Raymond 33 8. Mercer Island 17-3 24 8 WESTERN CONFERENCE .708 Reb: 41 (Rogers 13, Hammon 12) 9. Prairie 17-3 17 10 tional Pro-Am, second round, at Pebble Beach, 3A Metro District 2 10. Wilson, Woodrow 16-4 14 9 Southwest Division Calif. Statewide Results Franklin 85, Chief Sealth 45 Others receiving votes: None. San Antonio 45 8 .849 — NBA BASKETBALL Tuesday’s Scores Lakeside (Seattle) 62, Blanchet 43 Memphis 31 22 .585 14 BOYS BASKETBALL Division 2A Dallas 29 26 .527 17 4 p.m. Almira/Coulee-Hartline 69, Cusick 32 Semifinal 1. East Valley (Spokane) (6) 18-2 81 1 Houston 27 27 .500 18½ ESPN — NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, at Anacortes 67, Sedro-Woolley 38 Garfield 80, Cleveland 52 2. Burlington-Edison (3) 18-2 80 2 New Orleans 20 32 .385 24½ Archbishop Murphy 59, Cedarcrest 32 Rainier Beach 67, West Seattle 57 3. Lynden 18-2 72 4 Toronto Northwest Division Cascade (Leavenworth) 50, Omak 49 4. Ellensburg 18-2 70 3 6 p.m. Chiawana 49, Pasco 45 3A West Central/Southwest 5. White River 17-3 50 5 Oklahoma City 39 14 .736 — Davis 56, West Valley (Yakima) 54, OT First Round 6. Selah 17-3 45 7 Utah 26 26 .500 12½ TNT — NBA All-Star Rising Stars Challenge, Entiat 72, Pateros 26 Auburn Mountainview 58, Auburn 39 7. Archbishop Murphy 14-3 36 6 Portland 26 27 .491 13 USA vs. World, at Toronto Ferndale 68, Burlington-Edison 52 Enumclaw 52, Columbia River 51 8. Black Hills 17-3 25 8 Denver 22 32 .407 17½ SOCCER Freeman 78, Deer Park 46 Foss 42, Prairie 40 9. Anacortes 13-7 11 10 Minnesota 17 37 .315 22½ Granite Falls 58, Lakewood 57 Kennedy 70, Kelso 42 10. Port Angeles 18-3 10 9 11:30 a.m. Pacific Division Jackson 81, Mariner 61 Lincoln 69, Hazen 51 Others receiving votes: Clarkston 6. W. FS1 — Bundesliga, Schalke 04 at F.S.V. Mainz Kamiak 65, Cascade (Everett) 59 North Thurston 59, Auburn Riverside 49 F. West 5. Washougal 3. Mark Morris 1. Golden State 48 4 .923 — Kennewick 59, Hanford 44 Peninsula 62, Mount Tahoma 37 L.A. Clippers 35 18 .660 13½ WINTER SPORTS Lake Stevens 63, Mount Vernon 50 Wilson 68, Sumner 46 Division 1A Sacramento 22 31 .415 26½ 6 p.m. Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) 90, Colville 33 1. Lynden Christian (7) 19-2 88 1 Phoenix 14 40 .259 35 NBCSN — USSA U.S. Grand Prix, Big Air at Lynden 73, Squalicum 70 4A Southwest District 4 2. La Salle (2) 19-1 81 2 L.A. Lakers 11 44 .200 38½ Mark Morris 74, R.A. Long 64 Semifinal 3. King’s 17-4 68 4 Fenway, at Boston Medical Lake 59, Riverside 30 Evergreen (Vancouver) 69, Camas 65 (tie) Montesano 18-2 68 3 Thursday’s Games WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Monroe 50, Snohomish 45 Union 83, Battle Ground 73 5. Granger 17-3 47 8 Moses Lake 49, Eastmont 43 6. Zillah 16-4 28 9 Washington at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. Newport 64, Chewelah 47 4A West Central District 3 7. LaCenter 18-2 27 5 New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. FS2 — Villanova at St. John’s Republic 54, Valley Chr. 40 First Round 8. Bellevue Christian 18-2 26 7 • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016

District IV 2B Boys Basketball Tournament: Feb. 8-20 Double Elimination First Round C2BL Seeds Top 6 to Regionals 7 p.m., Feb. 8, 1. Morton-WP Loser 15 at low seed 2. Toledo Loser 21 3. Mossyrock Game 17 4. Napavine Feb. 15 Game 25 Onalaska 25 Onalaska 21 5. Toutle Lake Winner 17 2:30 p.m. Life Chr. 6. Adna Feb. 18 Rochester Game 1 Game 9 Game 13 7. Pe Ell Winner 17 6:30 p.m. Life Christian 57 Rochester Onalaska Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Winner 13 8. Onalaska Montesano Rochester (to regional) Game 23 5:30 p.m. Winner 23 Feb. 16 Ilwaco 39 (to regional) 6:30 p.m. Ilwaco 24 Napavine Game 2 Black Hills Napavine 71 Game 21 Loser 16 Feb. 16 Game 18 Tumwater Winner 21 Winner 18 Feb. 15 Adna 75 6:30 p.m. 4 p.m. N. Beach 65 Adna Game 28 Game 3 Third/ Rochester Game 14 Feb. 20 Game 10 Fourth North Beach 63 Feb. 13 2:30 p.m. N. Beach Feb. 10 Winner 14 Montesano W.F. West Montesano (to regional) 2:30 p.m. South Bend 27 Game 29 S. Bend 39 Toledo Feb. 20 Game 4 W.F. West First/ Toledo 55 8 p.m. Second

Pe Ell 37 Pe Ell 43 Ocosta Loser 22 Game 5 Game 11 Ocosta 69 Game 15 Rainier Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Winner 15 Winner 18 Game 26 (to regional) Feb. 18 Rochester Montesano Game 19 8 p.m. 4 p.m. Feb. 15 Rainier 43 Rochester Winner 19 Mossyrock 5:30 p.m. Rainier 44 Game 6 Winner 22 Rochester Game 22 Winner 24 Mossyrock 52 Feb. 16 (to regional) Loser 13 Tumwater 8 p.m. Game 24 Toutle Lake 55 Loser 25 Feb. 16 Toutle Lk. 55 Ch. Leschi 8 p.m. Game 7 Game 16 P2BL Seeds Black Hills Game 12 Chief Leschi 63 Winner 16 1. Life Christian Game 27 Toutle Lk. Feb. 13 (to regional) Feb. 10 2. Ocosta Feb. 20 Rochester Rochester Game 20 3. North Beach 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 4. Chief Leschi Fifth/ Rochester Winner 20 Feb. 15 Raymond 32 Sixth Raymond 33 Morton-WP 5. Ilwaco 7 p.m. Game 8 6. Rainier Rochester Morton-WP 66 7. South Bend Loser 26 Loser 14 8. Raymond

Trojans Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Pe Ell’s Red Arrington (3) tries to Continued from Sports 1 save a loose ball as Rainier’s Todd Shepherd, a senior in his fi- Eygabroad tries to prevent him nal game, led the way with 11 from doing so Wednesday night in boards. Rochester. Rainier’s shooting, though, was the difference. The Moun- taineers went 10 of 23 from long range, with McKoy Bichler knocking down six and scoring 20 points to lead the way. Bichler had 15 in the first half, after which Pe Ell held a 25- 24 lead. He closed out the third frame with his final 3, putting the Mountaineers up 34-31. Todd Eygabroad knocked in a 3 with three minutes left to play to give Rainier the biggest lead of the game at 42-36, though Cody Smith responded with Pe Ell’s only 3 of the game — in nine attempts — to close the gap. Kaelin Jurek scored on the next possession to make it a 1-point game, and Shepherd bulled his way to an and-1 bucket with two minutes left to put Pe Ell back in front, 43-42. Rainier’s Devan Stancil, however, found a path to the hoop and scored with a minute left. The teams swapped fruit- less possessions and Pe Ell got a decent look at a midrange jumper with a few seconds left, though it missed the mark and landed in Mountaineer hands. After a quick foul, Rainier missed the front end of a 1-and-1 free throw situation with 1.8 seconds left, and the Trojans were unable to grab the rebound and get a desperation shot off. Dustin Lusk led Pe Ell with 9 points, and Austin McCalden added 7. Red Arrington and Ju- rek each scored 6. It was the final game for Trojan seniors Shepherd, Lusk, Arrington, Cody Smith, Colin were rare — very rare, indeed go in the game and — in a sea- Hanson, and Dalton Toepelt. — as Onalaska found a way to son that has seen the Loggers “I’m really proud of those take the lead in the final seven struggle to score — found a way Women’s College Basketball guys this year. No matter what, seconds and come away with a to come up with clutch baskets. through thick and thin, they 25-24 District 4 Boys Basketball “In my mind I was think- Lady Blazers Power Past Pierce always worked their hardest,” Tournament victory over Ilwaco ing I don’t know how we can Phelps said. “It’s tough to see an in loser-out consolation action even score points but to the kids By The Chronicle 26 at halftime, led by 8 points athletic group like that go, espe- here Wednesday night. cially for how much talent that credit, they found a way to win,” TACOMA — The Lady after the third quarter and “Naismith probably turned Bower said. Blazers scored 20 points in outscored Pierce 20-11 in the you know you have. over in his grave, but then again, “To fall short like that, it’s Jack Beck laid the ball up in three of four quarters while final stanza. probably not this is probably the the Ilwaco zone on a pass from downing Pierce College 72- Pierce shot 27 percent pretty rough,” he added. way it’s supposed to be played,” Modica, then hit a 3-pointer 55 in NWAC West Region from the field and was led The Trojans finish the season Onalaska coach Dennis Bower women’s hoops action here by Quashaya Hammon’s 13 with a 7-15 record, after qualify- said, joking about peach baskets with 55 seconds to play. Matt ing for districts as the No. 7 seed on Wednesday. Alisha So- and the early days of the game. Swett hit a free throw to tie points and 12 rebounds. out of the Central 2B League. things up with 20 seconds left, rensen scored 22 points and Katie Whitten scored 10 Jacob Modica led the Log- hauled in 11 rebounds, while Rainier will play another los- before Modica was able to notch points and Susan Kenney er-out game on Monday, against gers with 8 points, while Ilwaco’s teammate Monty Cooper also Tapio was the game’s leading the go-ahead charity shot after scored 22 and collected 10 re- added 9 points for the Trail- the loser of Saturday’s Napavine/ being fouled in the high post. blazers. Whitten also added 8 Life Christian quarterfinal. scorer with 10 points. The Fish- bounds. erman had the lead at halftime Onalaska (6-16) will play los- Centralia forced 20 turn- assists, while Kenney dished er of Saturday’s Ocosta/Mossyr- out six assists. Loggers Sink Fisherman in Low- — a blistering 13-12 advantage overs to score 28 points, while — and went on an 8-4 run in the ock quarterfinal in Rochester on shooting 40 percent from the Centralia (17-7, 8-1 league) Scoring Affair third quarter. Onalaska trailed Monday at 2:30 p.m. in another field. The Lady Blazers led 32- hosts Tacoma on Saturday. MONTESANO — Points by 5 points with two minutes to loser-out game. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 SPORTS

College Basketball UNC Coach Roy Williams ‘Doing Well’ After Vertigo Attack By Andrew Carter coach the Tar Heels on Sun- The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) day when they play Pittsburgh at the Smith Center. UNC has North Carolina coach Roy an off day Wednesday and Williams was “doing well” Williams told his staff to ex- after a vertigo attack forced pect him in the office in the him to miss most of the sec- afternoon, Kirschner said. ond half of the Tar Heels’ 68- Williams collapsed amid 65 victory at Boston College a vertigo attack with about 14 on Tuesday night. The team { minutes remaining in the announced Williams’ health game Tuesday at Boston Col- update through its Twitter ac- lege. It happened after Wil- count after its flight back to liams addressed an official North Carolina. during a timeout. Williams Steve Kirschner, a team spun around quickly, walked spokesman, said Wednesday to the UNC bench and slowly that he expects Williams to collapsed into a seated posi- lead practice on Thursday and tion.

Kelvin Kuo / The Associated Press In this Jan. 30 ile photo, Washington head coach Lorenzo Romar, center, talks with his team during a break in play in the irst half of an NCAA college basketball game against Southern California in Los Angeles. Whistles have become the soundtrack for Washington basketball. The Huskies lead the country in number of players to foul out and are well on their way to seeing the most players foul out of any team in the past 20 seasons. Dubious Record: UW May See Most Players Foul Out By Tim Booth The Associated Press SEATTLE — Along with ‘‘The nature of how we play, it’s an a renewed excitement around aggressive style defensively, the surprising success this season for Washington has come a we’re going to foul.’’ soundtrack. Whistles. Lots of whistles Lorenzo Romar that at times have drowned out University of Washington basketball the energized crowds out to see the young and exciting Huskies, who sit in fourth place in the Pac- ends of the floor that has made According to STATS, 167 12 more than halfway through them successful under Romar's teams in the country have had the conference season. tenure. Part of that is constantly fewer than 10 foul outs during Washington has seen 40 play- switching assignments on the the season. Michigan, which ers foul out in 23 games. That's defensive end because the Hus- plays in one of the more physical the most in the country and not kies' athleticism allows them to conferences in the country, has by a small margin. The next clos- guard nearly anyone on the floor. yet to have a player foul out this est is Northern Colorado with 23. Freshman Matisse Thybulle, season. And the Huskies are starting at 6-foot-5, has often found him- Meanwhile, Chriss has fouled to tread into record territory. Ac- self guarding players in the post out 12 times himself, including cording to STATS, only two oth- with a 6-inch height advantage. eight in conference play. CH554376cbw.sw er teams in the past 20 seasons Same is true for athletic forward "We are a different team with have had 40 or more players foul Marquese Chriss, who often Marquese in the game, there's no out in a season. Siena had 43 in ends up outside trying to stay in question about it," Romar said. 2013-14 and Bowling Green had front of shorter, shiftier guards. As much as fans enjoy derid- 41 in 2005-06. But in a season in which an ing Pac-12 officiating, this foul- Right behind that pair is emphasis was placed on officials ing issue is mostly isolated to the Washington. But with seven calling even the slightest hand Huskies. Eight of the 12 teams in regular season games remaining checks and bumps, the Huskies the conference go into this week — beginning Wednesday night at have struggled with being overly with fewer than 10 disqualifica- Utah — and at least one in the aggressive at times. tions. The Pac-12 is ninth in the from The Chronicle Pac-12 tournament, the Huskies "I don't think there is a time country in total personal fouls are likely to set a new mark. we don't have to talk about it. We called and sixth in total disquali- Not necessarily the kind of have to continue to address it fications, although those num- record they were looking to set because it is a balance," Romar bers jump to seventh and third before the season began. said. "It is a balance of a, 'Go, go, respectively when accounting "The nature of how we play, go, attack and then show your just for conference games. it's an aggressive style defensively, hands, don't attack.' You have to So far the Huskies have been we're going to foul," Washington constantly talk about that. I do able to find success despite the coach Lorenzo Romar said. "But think sometimes it does affect foul problems. See a photo you like in the paper? we have to stay away from the our ability to defend because to "It's just more players are step- ones that we can control." defend the way that we want we ping up," Washington guard An- Therein is the crux of Wash- feel like if we do that, if I am up drew Andrews said. "Anytime

ington's problem. and I am guarding the ball and a player gets in foul trouble the ePRints They have returned to the ag- he makes one drive, one quick next person coming in steps up gressive, attacking style on both move I'm going to foul him." and kind of fulfills that void." Get a quality print to keep!

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Editor: Eric Schwartz Southwest Washington Phone number: 807-8224 Life e-mail: [email protected] Seniors

Cutting a Rug, Building a Community

Patrons of the Twin Cities Senior Center dance to the music of Jack and the Road- runners on Thursday, Jan. 14, in Chehalis.

Pete Caster / [email protected] Jack and the Roadrunners, consisting of Bill Panter, left, on harmonica, Lanny West, center-left, on bass guitar, Jack Crocker, center-right, on saxophone, and Crocker’s sister, Fern Mohoric, on piano, perform at the Twin Cities Senior Center on Thurs- day, Jan. 14, in Chehalis. 24 Hour Care of Adults SENIOR CENTER: Musicians Have Given “It makes people happy, that’s what I enjoy most,” West said. in a Caring Home Atmosphere Their Time for 30 Years Taking a break from cutting a rug, Larry Geor- By Carrina Stanton oge, Rochester, and his wife, June, said they dance at the senior center every week and at Swede Hall On Site RN Owner For The Chronicle at least twice a week. Larry said he also recom- On Thursdays, the Twin Cities Senior Center is mends the Friday night dances at the senior cen- Linda Amondson-Muller,RN/RND always filled with seniors who gather to listen and ter. He said dancing is great exercise, great enter- dance to the music of Jack and the Roadrunners. tainment and a great way to socialize. For some it’s exercise. For others a social out- “I love to dance and you get to visit with friends Open Visitation ing. Many love the nostalgia. And for most, it’s all and Jack plays fantastic music,” he said. of those things and more. Fellow dancer Genevieve Wilson, Chehalis, “This place saved my life,” remarked one dancer has been coming to the senior center for about when asked what the gatherings mean to him. 11 years and said she tries not to miss a Thursday 4 Homes to Serve Dancing with Jack and the Roadrunners has dance. It is the music that draws Wilson. She said the Centralia/Chehalis Area been a weekly staple for dance music at the Twin she loves listening to the old tunes and they are all Cities Senior Center for many years. Front man so easy to dance to. Jack Crocker, saxophone, and his sister, Fern Mo- “It’s the older dance music and I was born and horic, piano, said they don’t know exactly how raised doing that,” she said. long they’ve been Jack and the Roadrunners, but Community is another thing that motivates the duo have been lending their musical talents in many who attend the Thursday gatherings, said Pearl Steig, Chehalis, who often sings a few stan- some capacity to the Twin Cities Senior Center for dards with Jack and the Roadrunners. about 30 years now.

“I love the music and the dance gets me out of CH554210jc.cg Lanny West, bass guitar for Jack and the Road- the house,” she said. runners, echoed the sentiment of the rest of his Doris Keep, Chehalis, said she visits the Twin Cit- bandmates, that volunteering to provide music for ies Senior Center at least twice a week and usually the Twin Cities Senior Center is something they love to do. please see DANCING, page Life 3 John Mansield, M.D. Board-Certiied Urologist Dr. Mansield is available for appointments in Morton General Hospital’s speciality clinic by calling 855-425-3720 (appointment line only)

521 Adams Ave. • Morton, Wash. CH553470bw.cg 360-496-5112 A guest singer performs with Jack and the Roadrunners on Thursday, Jan. 14, at www.mortongeneral.org the Twin Cities Senior Center in Chehalis. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016 LIFE Community Calendar Thursday, Feb. 11 Ribbon cutting ceremony, Mays HAVE AN EVENT YOU (Leudinghaus) bridge replacement project, 1:30 p.m., coffee and cake WOULD LIKE TO INVITE served after ceremony at 427 Leuding- THE PUBLIC TO? haus Road, (360) 740-2660 Submit your calendar items to Newsroom Assistant Doug Public Agencies Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the Centralia Planning Commission, 6 week before you would like p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. them to be printed. He can be Maple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7671 reached at calendar@chronline. com or (360) 807-8238. Please Libraries include all relevant information, Paul Dunn / For The Chronicle as well as contact information. Brian Tyrrell, Centralia College professor of drama and theatre, rehearses a scene Friday night as the father in the play “Eu- Mother Goose Play Group, for chil- Events can also be submitted rydice. “ dren birth-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia at www.chronline.com Make It @the Library, for adults, 2 p.m., Tenino Editor’s Best Bet Junior PageTurners, for children Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 grades 1-3, 3:30 p.m., Winlock a.m., Salkum College to Offer Performances of ‘Eurydice’ The Knitting Circle, for adults, 4 p.m., Preschool Story Time, for children Salkum 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis Centralia College Theatre this month will be with her father, who’s also dead. Bilingual Story Time, for children 3-6 presenting “Eurydice,” a play by Sarah Ruhl. Unfortunately, she doesn’t recognize him (she’s years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia’ Performances will be Thursday through Sun- been dipped in the river of forgetfulness) and the Organizations Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 day and Feb. 18-20. Thursday performances will be father must endeavor to re-educate her, which he Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., a.m., Winlock at 7 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sun- does. All is seemingly well until Orpheus, her hus- Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- Teen Book Club, for teens, 3:30 p.m., ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- Winlock day, Feb. 14, at 2 p.m. at Wickstrom Studio Theatre. band, travels to the underworld to save her and coda, (360) 736-6717 Based on a Greek myth, “Eurydice” is the now she’s faced with the dilemma of having to United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., Organizations story of two young lovers who are “separated” on choose between father and husband. Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, their wedding day. 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Seventh St., second Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 floor, Bucoda, (360) 736-6717 Build and Play Saturday, for children, Organizations Public Agencies Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the 10:30 a.m., Centralia American Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Valentine Crafts, for children grades Centralia Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Napavine Planning Commission, 6 Lutheran Church, 2190 Jackson High- Support Groups 1-6, 11 a.m., Randle Denny’s Restaurant, Centralia, (360) p.m., 407 Birch Ave. SW, Napavine, (360) 736-8766 262-3547, ext. 213 way, Chehalis, September-May, (360) H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., A Chocolate Tasting Party!, for adults, White Pass Historical Society, 7 p.m., Lewis County Interlocal Organiza- 740-5899 Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 2 p.m., Salkum S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, old Packwood Elementary School, tion of Fire Districts 2, 15 and 7, 7 p.m., Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- [email protected] Packwood, “Out and About Wilderness Fire District 15 (Winlock) main station, (360) 864-2366 3827 or (360) 736-4163 Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., Organizations Photos,” by Russ Gibbs, (360) 494-4007 large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., or (360) 494-4031 Lewis County PUD Commission, 10 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Prairie Steppers Square and Round 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pacific Dance Club, 7-8 p.m. Plus, 8-10:30 p.m. Ave., Chehalis, (360) 748-9261 or (800) 520-0772 Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, www. Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) Mainstream, potluck at break, Oakview 748-1753, [email protected] 562-5612 Lewis County Beekeepers Associa- gracefoursquarechurch.com Grange, Centralia, (360) 736-5172 or Pe Ell Town Council, 6 p.m., City Hall, tion, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, Room 103, Chehalis-Centralia Optimists, 6:30 (360) 273-4884 (360) 291-3543 Centralia College, (360) 740-1212 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) Gluten Intolerance Group of Lewis 807-4733 Friends of the Oakville Timberland Saturday, Feb. 13 County, 10 a.m., Providence Centralia Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Library, 2:30 p.m., Oakville Timberland Hospital chapel conference room, (509) Libraries Library 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) Historic Fox Theatre 230-6394, [email protected], 520-0772 Preschool Story Time, for children http://goo.gl/bWXTmr 3-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Support Groups Restorations to Launch Makers Unite — Share Your Work, for Libraries all ages, 5:30 p.m., Winlock “Up From Grief,” for those grieving 2016 Movie Season Support Groups PageTurners Book Discussion, for the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 All Timberland libraries closed, Presi- Alzheimer’s caregiver support group, dents’ Day adults, “The Good Rain: Across Time p.m., Morton Community Methodist With ‘Jurassic Park’ 10:30 a.m-noon, Centralia First United and Terrain in the Pacific Northwest,” by Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Historic Fox Theatre Res- Methodist Church, 506 S. Washington Timothy Egan, 5:30 p.m., Centralia 330-2640 torations kicks off its 2016 Fox Ave., Centralia, (360) 628-4980 Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Tuesday, Feb. 16 (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Theatre Film Series on Saturday Organizations Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and with 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. showings open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., enter at rear of church, (360) 520-4889 Sunday, Feb. 14 of “Jurassic Park.” p.m., food available, (360) 736-9030 Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 This year’s series will include Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Health and Hope Medical Out- (360) 748-1753, [email protected] p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Oscar winners like “Cabaret” starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) and “A Streetcar Named De- Jackson Highway, Chehalis p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- 736-9268 sire” as well as family favorites Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3521 Support Group for Parents Who such as “An American Tail” and Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- income is less than 200 percent of the Tuesday Quilting Rebels, 10 a.m.-2 Have Lost a Child, 6:30-8 p.m., house sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal poverty level, (360) 623-1485 p.m., Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl St., next to the Centralia Church of the Naz- “Home Alone.” Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 Advanced Composting, 6 p.m., con- Centralia, (360) 736-4671 arene parking lot, (360) 880-0041 The stars shine bright on the GriefShare, a video seminar focus- ference room, Chehalis Timberland Li- Adna Grange, 7 p.m., 123 Dieckman big screen at the Fox with Judy ing on helping people who have lost a brary, sponsored by WSU Lewis County Road, Adna, (360) 748-6068 Garland, Marilyn Monroe, Pat- loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Shoestring Val- Master Recycler Composters, (360) Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Friday, Feb. 12 rick Swayze, Johnny Depp, Mol- ley Community Church, 104 Frase Road, 740-1216 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical ly Ringwald, Tom Hanks, Boris Onalaska, (360) 623-0194, http://svc- AAA Driver Improvement Program, Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Evergreen Playhouse Karloff, Bella Lugosi, Buster Ke- church.com/griefshare/ defensive driving skills, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., first Tuesday, potluck, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., St. aton, Jack Nicholson, Bill Mur- “Laura Ingalls Wilder: Voice of the Prai- Woodland Estates Retirement Center, Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 1826 SW to Present Play About rie,” 2 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, 226 W. 2100 Woodland Circle, Chehalis, $18, Snively Ave., Chehalis, (360) 880-5134 ray, Marlon Brando and many Center St., Centralia, adults $10, children operated by American Driving Services, Lewis County Genealogical Society, Laura Ingalls Wilder more. $8 (brownpapertickets.com) (800) 462-3728 7 p.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church, 2190 Also included is the annual Love It Up!, all day, White Pass Ski Jackson Highway, Chehalis “Laura Ingalls Wilder: Voice midnight showing of the cult Area, http://goo.gl/I2WybC of the Prairie,” a dramatic play classic, “The Rocky Horror Pic- Tea Time in Toledo, 2 p.m., Toledo for young audiences, will be ture Show,” on Friday, June 10. Senior Center, 150 Coal St., $15, reserva- coming to Centralia’s Evegreen All showtimes for the series tions required, (360) 864-2112 Center of Excellence for Playhouse Friday through Feb. (except “Rocky Horror”) are Sat- 28. urdays at 2 and 7 p.m. at the Fox Organizations Hip & Knee Replacement From “The Little House of Theatre in downtown Centralia, Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- SERVING LEWIS COUNTY SINCE 1973 the Prairie” to her rise as a liter- 123 S. Tower Ave. ary star, this play about Wilder spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson As an additional treat at Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or • Total Joint Replacement • Hand Surgery brings insight to the beloved many of the films, Fred Beeks email [email protected] children’s books and celebrates will be on hand to play the • Minimally Invasive Procedures • Foot & Ankle Surgery a remarkable life. 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Many Factors Play Into Increased Heart Disease ADVICE: Dear Abby Risk for Those with Rheumatoid Arthritis Best Friend Is Ready for From Mayo Clinic News Network Dear Mayo Clinic: Is it true that people with rheumatoid arthritis have a higher risk More Than a Simple of heart disease? How are the two conditions related? Is there a way to lower the risk? A: Studies have shown that if you have Kiss Goodnight rheumatoid arthritis, your risk of developing heart disease is two to three times higher than DEAR ABBY: “Roger” and I and I think you do — then it’s time people who do not have the disorder. Although have been seeing each other for two for you to move on. the exact connection between the two condi- years. (We are both 50.) He is very tions is unclear, a number of factors seem to handsome. We go to movies, ride play into the increased heart disease risk. Reg- our bikes togeth- DEAR ABBY: My mother ular check-ups, tests to check for heart prob- er, work out at won’t stop nagging me about mar- lems, lifestyle changes and being able to rec- the gym and at- riage. She insists that I “must” be ognize symptoms of heart disease can all help tend other events. married by the age of 22 and have manage the risk. He calls me ev- kids by 25, which I think is incon- Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory ery night, sends ceivable. Abby, I’m only 17. Mar- disease that causes swelling. It often affects the emails during the riage and boys are the last things on small joints in the hands and feet and causes day — even calls my mind. joint tenderness, pain and stiffness. But the me when he’s I have told her that her “talks” disorder can go beyond the joints, too, and on a break from By Abigail Van Buren make me uncomfortable and I that is part of the connection to heart disease. work. don’t plan on getting married any- The inflammation of rheumatoid arthritis He never asks me to pay for time soon (if ever), but she won’t may cause changes within the walls of your ar- anything and sends me flowers on let up. She keeps saying she knows teries. That can make the arteries narrow, low- special occasions. He will kiss me she’s right, and that when I’m 22 I’ll ering blood flow and raising blood pressure. goodnight, but he has never held thank her, which I know isn’t going my hand or been affectionate in to happen. Other than this, she’s Also, plaque can build up in the arteries — a Photo courtesy Fotolia / TNS any other way. People we see think great and we don’t have any other condition called atherosclerosis. One in three women die each year of heart disease and we’re married or seriously dating problems. Atherosclerosis is related to the typical risk stroke, according to experts. factors for heart disease: high blood pressure, and have asked about it. He tells She has been saying this a lot high cholesterol, diabetes and smoking. But in them we just “hang out” and that recently because I’m going off to people with rheumatoid arthritis, inflamma- he’s just a friend. college this year, and that’s where tion may also trigger plaque formation. Rheu- they will lead to heart problems. Roger says he’s seeing only me, she thinks I’ll find a husband. How matoid arthritis can affect the heart muscle, Managing the inflammation of rheuma- but he’s on a dating website every can I get through to her? — VIR- night instant messaging younger too, making it stiff and reducing its ability to toid arthritis carefully can make a difference, GIN TERRITORY women and talking to them for effectively pump blood. That makes the heart too. For example, if steroids are part of your DEAR VIRGIN TERRITORY: more prone to heart failure. hours. I know it because one of my It would be interesting to know why treatment plan, they should be used for the girlfriends is on the same site and Drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis shortest amount of time possible, at the lowest your mother feels this way. Could can raise your risk of heart disease. For ex- checked it out for me. she have been born and raised in a dose possible. My friend says Roger is a good ample, steroid medications are very effective Make sure you understand the symptoms culture in which early marriage and at decreasing inflammation. However, in high companion and I should stay with motherhood are expected of women? that may signal heart problems. In some peo- it. But I’m attractive and accom- doses over a long period of time, these medi- ple who have rheumatoid arthritis, symptoms With her mindset, I don’t cations can raise blood pressure, contribute to plished. I think I deserve a fuller re- think you will “win” an argument of heart disease may not show up in the same lationship with someone who is less weight gain and raise cholesterol levels. All of way as they do in other people. Ask your doc- with her over this. Be patient with these side effects can increase the likelihood of platonic. Abby, what do you think? tor about symptoms to watch for. her and when she raises the subject, heart problems. Nonsteroidal anti-inflamma- — HANGING UP ON HANGING Finally, work to maintain overall heart point out that women of your gen- tory drugs often used to ease joint pain have OUT eration are expected to complete health. Follow a heart-healthy diet, get to been shown to have negative effects on blood DEAR HANGING UP: Roger their education and be able to sup- and stay at a healthy weight, reduce stress, get pressure and overall heart disease, as well. has made it no secret that he’s com- port themselves financially before enough sleep and exercise regularly. Exercise Because people with rheumatoid arthritis fortable with the relationship as it is they marry in case the need arises are at high risk for heart problems, ongoing can be challenging if your joints hurt from and doesn’t intend for it to progress. later (i.e. divorce or widowhood). monitoring is key. Imaging exams and blood rheumatoid arthritis. If so, consider working It appears the two of you are best It’s a fact. Women in the United tests can help identify stiffness in the heart with a physical therapist or an exercise physi- friends. (Nowhere did you mention States — particularly college-edu- muscle and arteries, as well as early signs of ologist to find the best exercise for you. that you are in love with him.) cated women — are now marrying artery blockages. If tests reveal these or other If you have rheumatoid arthritis, ask your I do think that after all this and having children later than they signs of heart disease, your health care pro- doctor about your risk for heart disease. Tak- time you should ask him why the did a generation ago. vider can be proactive about treating them ing that risk into consideration, set up an on- relationship hasn’t become sexual. ••• promptly. going care plan to monitor both your arthritis The answer may be that Roger is Dear Abby is written by Abigail It is also important to keep an eye on tra- symptoms and your heart health. If possible, impotent, asexual or he’s just not Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- ditional heart disease risk factors, such as include a cardiologist and a rheumatologist on interested in you that way. If that’s lips, and was founded by her mother, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. If they your care team. Together, they can help you OK with you, then continue what Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at rise, then you may need treatment to help keep lower your heart disease risk while managing appears to be a pleasant relation- www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, them under control, making it less likely that rheumatoid arthritis. ship. However, if you need more — Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Movies Sports Kids Bets SATURDAY EVENING February 13, 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 Saturday 6:00pm Mi- Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Scandal A case could lead to a national How to Get Away With Murder Annal- 20/20 ’ (CC) KOMO 4 News Castle “One Man’s ABC 4 4 chelle Esteban, Russ Bowen. (N) ’ (CC) crisis. ’ (CC) ise works toward recovery. (CC) 11:00pm Treasure” NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Laura McKenzie’s Raw Travel (N) Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 - Holt Traveler (N) ’ (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Made Hollywood Hollywood Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) › The Pink Panther 2 (2009, Comedy) Steve Martin, Jean Reno. News Hiring America Access Hollywood ’ (CC) Republican Debate GOP primary candidates discuss issues. 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(N) ’ (CC) Younger Heart Bones “Spaceman in a Crater” A body Elementary A killer famous for biting his Person of Interest “All In” Finch and Q13 News at 9 (N) Washington’s Everybody Loves Paid Program Paid Program Anger Manage- MNT 10 10 is found in a crater. ’ (CC) victims. ’ (CC) Reese head to Atlantic City. ’ (CC) (CC) Most Wanted (N) Raymond (CC) ment (CC) Mike & Molly ’ Mike & Molly ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Rizzoli & Isles “We Are Family” A com- The Closer “Hostile Witness” A case is The Good Wife “Getting Off” Defending Band in Seattle Family Guy ’ CW 11 11 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) munity parade turns deadly. ’ jeopardized. (CC) an adultery website owner. (CC) Antiques Roadshow “Pittsburgh” Dia- Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- As Time Goes By As Time Goes By The Vicar of Dib- Vicious Ballroom Red Dwarf “Dimen- Red Dwarf Battle Doctor Who (Part Doctor Who (Part PBS 12 12 mond ring; club and pipe. (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) “The Picnic” “White Hunter” ley ’ (CC) dancing class. ’ sion Jump” at Waxworld. ’ 1 of 4) 2 of 4) NASCAR Racing Sprint Unlimited. (N) Just for Laughs Just for Laughs Just for Laughs Just for Laughs Modern Family Modern Family Q13 News at 10 Washington’s Animation Domination High-Def “Axe FOX 13 13 (S Live) Gags ’ (CC) Gags ’ (CC) Gags ’ (CC) Gags ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (N) (CC) Most Wanted Cop”; “Golan the Insatiable.” IND 14 14 Frances and Friends Family Worship Center Service The church of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. Crossfire Service Jimmy Swaggart Taken from services recorded live. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Al- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Si- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A ION 15 15 severed finger belongs to a baby. ’ leged sexual assault. ’ (CC) lence” Murdered transsexual. ’ “Chameleon” Female serial-killer. ’ “Deception” Seduction of stepson. sadist tortures a senile old woman. IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone The Green Room Hillsong TV Joel Osteen The Green Room The Ramp Global Ventures Acquire the Fire KATU News at 6 John Denver, Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Scandal A case could lead to a national How to Get Away With Murder Annal- 20/20 ’ (CC) KATU News at 11 Castle “In Plane ABC 22 22 (N) ’ (CC) Louis Armstrong ’ (CC) crisis. ’ (CC) ise works toward recovery. (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Sight” ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Northwest Back- Grants Getaways Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 - Holt roads 11 (N) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Durmiendo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) Crónicas de Sábado Sal y Pimienta Durmiendo Noticiero FOX 27 27 NASCAR Racing Sprint Unlimited. (N) Paid Program Paid Program ››› Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011, Science Fiction) James Franco, Fre- 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Axe (S Live) ida Pinto. A medical experiment results in a superintelligent chimp. Cop”; “Golan the Insatiable.” The First 48 Deadly pizza delivery; At- The First 48: Love Kills Killing of a Dal- The First 48: Love Kills A young wom- The First 48: Innocence Lost Young The First 48: Innocence Lost Murder The First 48: Love Kills A 20-year-old A&E 52 52 lanta murder. ’ (CC) las couple. ’ (CC) an is shot in broad daylight. ’ thugs terrorize a neighborhood. (N) at a roadside taco stand. (N) (CC) single mother disappears. (CC) The Walking Dead The Walking Dead “A” Many paths col- The Walking Dead “No Sanctuary” The The Walking Dead “Strangers” Rick The Walking Dead The gang faces a The Walking Dead “Slabtown” Another The Walking Dead AMC 67 67 “Us” (CC) lide. (CC) true motives of the Terminans. leads a risky mission. (CC) nasty group. (CC) group of survivors. (CC) “Self-Help” APL 43 43 Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Dogs 101: New Dogs 101: New Yankee Jungle “Birth and Rescue” Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Dogs 101: New Dogs 101: New BET 56 56 ›› Madea’s Family Reunion (2006, Comedy) Tyler Perry, Blair Underwood. ›› Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, James Earl Jones. (CC) ›› A Thin Line Between Love and Hate (1996) BRAVO 66 66 Vanderpump Rules “The Bitch Is Back” Vanderpump Rules Jax must answer Vanderpump Rules “Pucker & Pout” ›› Stepmom (1998, Drama) Julia Roberts, Susan Sarandon, Ed Harris. A woman tries hard to make ›› Stepmom Jax winds up in jail. to the law. Katie launches her site with a party. her lover’s children accept her. (1998, Drama) CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Winnipeg Jets at Edmonton Oilers. From Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta. (N) (S Live) (CC) Post Show CBC News The Tudors Henry feels his age. ’ CMT 61 61 › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder. (CC) ››› Gran Torino (2008, Drama) Clint Eastwood, Christopher Carley. A veteran faces his longtime prejudices. (CC) Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “MGM Grand” ’ Undercover Boss “1-800-Flowers” Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “MGM Grand” ’ Drop Your CIZE! Blade Extrav CNN 44 44 The Sixties “The British Invasion” The Sixties CNN Republican Debate Special (N) (Live) The Sixties The Sixties World War III. CNNH 45 45 The Sixties “The British Invasion” Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files CNN Republican Debate Special (N) The Sixties The Sixties World War III. COM 60 60 › Good Luck ›› Employee of the Month (2006, Comedy) Dane Cook, Jessica Simpson, Dax Shepard. Two store ›› 50 First Dates (2004, Romance-Comedy) Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. A › Big Daddy (1999, Comedy) Adam Chuck (2007) clerks vie for a coveted award. man falls for a woman who has short-term memory loss. Sandler, Joey Lauren Adams. (CC) DIS 41 41 Girl Meets World Girl Meets World Girl Meets World Liv and Maddie Mark & Russell’s Wild Ride (2015) Joey Bragg. (CC) K.C. Undercover Liv and Maddie Bunk’d ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Best Friends Diesel Brothers “The Hole-y Grail” An Diesel Brothers A quad cab Dodge with MythBusters “Failure Is Not an Option” Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Edition A Naked and Afraid Surviving the rainfor- Naked and Afraid “Colombian Conflict” DSC 8 8 off-road mobile service station. a 12-valve. ’ (CC) Adam and Jamie drift on dirt. bigfoot believer afraid of the dark. ’ ests of Nicaragua. ’ (CC) The Colombian jungle. (CC) E! 65 65 Keeping Up With the Kardashians ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Adrian Grenier. A re- ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Adrian Grenier. A re- Scott finally goes into rehab. (CC) cent college graduate lands a job at a fashion magazine. (CC) cent college graduate lands a job at a fashion magazine. (CC) College Basketball Texas at Iowa State. From Hilton Coli- SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 seum in Ames, Iowa. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball College Basketball Gonzaga at Southern Methodist. (N) (Live) Basketball NBA Tonight (N) 30 for 30 (CC) NBA Tonight FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) The Greg Gutfeld Show (N) Red Eye With Tom Shillue Justice With Judge Jeanine The Greg Gutfeld Show Red Eye With Tom Shillue FOOD 35 35 All-Star Academy All-Star Academy “Frenemies” All-Star Academy All-Star Academy All-Star Academy All-Star Academy “The Finale” FREE 39 39 ›› You Again (2010) Kristen Bell, Jamie Lee Curtis. › Bride Wars (2009, Comedy) Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway. ›› 27 Dresses (2008, Romance-Comedy) Katherine Heigl, James Marsden. Premiere. FX 53 53 ››› Captain America: The First Avenger (2011, Action) Chris Evans, Hayley ››› Iron Man 3 (2013, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle. A powerful enemy tests Tony Stark’s The People v. O.J. Simpson: Ameri- Atwell. Captain America battles the evil HYDRA organization. ’ (CC) true mettle. ’ (CC) can Crime Story ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Third Round. Golf Central PGA Tour Golf Champions: ACE Group Classic, Second Round. PGA Tour Golf A Country Wedding (2015) Jesse Met- Appetite for Love (2016, Romance) Taylor Cole, Andrew Walker. A woman must Valentine Ever After (2016, Romance) Autumn Reeser, Eric Johnson. Premiere. The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 calfe, Autumn Reeser. (CC) convince her ex-beau to sell his restaurant. (CC) A woman finds love and her true calling in life. (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Fixer Upper A family-sized house. Fixer Upper A home in Waco, Texas. 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NBCS 34 34 College Hockey Women’s Soccer CONCACAF Olympic Qualifier -- United States vs Mexico. 2016 Youth Olympic Games Premier League Match of the Day (N) (Live) Crystal Palace NICK 40 40 Nicky, Ricky Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ (CC) Thundermans Nicky, Ricky Bella, Bulldogs 100 Things Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Snapped “Mandy Smith” (CC) Killerpost An “unfriending.” Killerpost “Jackson & Bargo” (CC) Killerpost “Ludemann; Wade” (N) Snapped “Jordan Shaver” (CC) Killerpost “Ludemann; Wade” ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Bensinger Halls of Fame College Basketball Loyola Marymount at Saint Mary’s. (N) (Live) College Basketball San Diego at San Francisco. 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(CC) (DVS) on (1987) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show Adventure Time Adventure Time Dragon Ball Z Kai King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 truTV Top Funniest “Best Day Ever” Those Who Can’t Those Who Can’t World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... USA 58 58 ›› Safe Haven (2013, Romance) Josh Duhamel, Julianne Hough, Cobie Smulders. A woman with a › The Best of Me (2014, Romance) Michelle Monaghan, James Marsden, Luke Bracey. Premiere. Colony “Geronimo” Geronimo’s identity dark secret falls in love with a widowed father. (CC) (DVS) Former high-school sweethearts have a hometown reunion. (CC) (DVS) is revealed. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 I Love New York I Love New York Ex-girlfriends dish. 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