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Midweek Edition Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Dog Gone Winlock Down to One Cop After Two Officers and Drug Dog Leave Senior Police Department in January Night Win Beavers Cut Down Net on Home Court After Clinching League Title / Sports

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Winlock police oicer Steve Miller Eye shares a moment with Misha, the department’s 4 1/2-year-old Belgian Chehalis Woman Who malinois, in November, two months before the pair left the city for the Up- Never Though She Could per Skagit tribal police. Their departure means the Egg City is down to one Create Jewelry Is Now a police oicer, Chief Terry Williams, al- though interviews are underway for a Sought-After Teacher / second beat cop. See Main 14 Life: A&E

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Master Composters to Present Workshop; Compost Bins Available to Attendees for $5 Calendar The Lewis County Master Ecology anyone attending will Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Composters will share their recipe be able to purchase a Geobin Today Dance night, Bob’s Blissful Band, for making rich, clean compost so composting bin for $5. area residents can get an early start Lewis County’s Master Re- Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffee- 7-9:30 p.m. house, 434 N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 on a bountiful garden. The group cycler Composters are volunteer 740-0492 Tai Chi exercise, 8:30-9 a.m. will present its free composting educators trained by Washing- Organizations Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. workshop, “Keys to Successful ton State University Extension Pinochle, 10 a.m. Composting,” at the Centralia and Lewis County Solid Waste Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Crafters 10 a.m.-2:20 p.m. Timberland Library on Saturday Utility staff. More about the pro- 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 “Hamburgers & Fixins” community from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. gram and composting is at lew- Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 lunch, noon, $5 The class will cover a variety iscountyrecycles.org. Support Groups Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, of techniques for creating com- The Centralia Timberland 785-4325 Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 post, the many types of com- Library is located at 110 S. Silver p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Nutrition lunch, noon-1 p.m. posting bins and worm com- St. For more information, con- N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, 736-9268 Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 posting. As part of a grant from tact the library at 736-0183 or Coffee klatch, 9 a.m. the Washington Department of visit www.TRL.org. Senior Centers Sewing and crafts, 10 a.m. Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Pinochle and Scrabble, 12:30 p.m. Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. Nutrition lunch, noon, suggested Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 donation $3 for 60 and over, under 60, Libraries Organizations $6.74, Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Open recreation, pool, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Toothsome Guessing Jar, for all ages, Lewis County Republican Central Com- “Soup Kitchen” enrichment lunch, Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Feb. 2-16, Centralia Timberland Library, mittee, dinner, 5:30-6:30 p.m., meeting, noon, $3 donation guess the number of goodies in the jar, 6:30 p.m., Kit Carson restaurant, Chehalis Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, Open pool, 9:30 a.m., Toledo Senior small prize awarded to winner, in cel- Center, 864-2112 Centralia Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Den- 785-4325 ebration of National Children’s Dental ny’s Restaurant, Centralia, 736-8766 Cook’s choice lunch, noon, 12:30 p.m. Acrylics classes, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., To- Health Month, 736-0183 ledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Bingo, 12:30-2 p.m. Keys to Successful Composting, 11 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Centralia Timberland Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Entertainment, presentation or mov- Saturday, Feb. 2 Library, Lewis County Master Compos- Lewis County Community Network ie, 12:30 p.m. ters will show successful composting Board, 3:30-5 p.m., second floor confer- techniques, Geobin composting bin Quilting project class, 3:30 p.m. ence room, Lewis County Public Health Team United Fastpitch available for $5, 736-0183 & Social Services Building, 360 N.W. Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 North St., Chehalis Zumba, 6-7 p.m to Host Fundraiser Senior Centers Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m. Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Senior Centers Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m Dinner at Moose Lodge Pancake breakfast, 7:30-10 p.m., pan- Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Quilt class, 1-3 p.m. The two 10U and the 12U cakes, sausage and juice or coffee, or Art class, 10 a.m. biscuits and gravy, $5 for adults, $3 for Bingo, 10 a.m. Team United fastpitch teams kids, $7 for both meals will be holding a chicken fried Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Friday, Feb. 1 Bluegrass jam and show, 2-9 p.m., Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m. steak fundraiser dinner starting 273-9336 Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Ribbon cutting, Debbie’s Boutique, at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Moose Morton Senior Center, 496-3230 Tai Chi exercise, 8:30-9 a.m. noon-1 p.m., 120A S. Tower Ave., Centra- Lodge in Centralia. Tickets are Community breakfast, 7:30 a.m.-10 lia, 748-8885 $10 and may be purchased by a.m., $6 Open recreation, pool 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Pasta feed, parents of W.F. West High calling 508-3170. Pinochle, 10 a.m. School Class of 2013, W.F. West com- Live music by Highway 12 East band, mons, during W.F. West-Centralia bas- Dinner includes chicken Sunday, Feb. 3 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. ketball game, $5 per plate fried steak, mashed potatoes, CCS nutrition lunch, noon, $3 dona- Organizations vegetable and a dinner roll. All Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo tion $3 proceeds will help fund the 2013 starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Olequa (Winlock) Senior Center, Libertarian Party of Lewis County, 7 fastpitch season for all three Jackson Highway, Chehalis 785-4325 p.m., PJ’s Pizza and Burgers, 1232 Alder teams. Dancing, Jack & the Roadrunners, Low impact aerobics, 9-10 a.m. St., Centralia 1:30-4:30 p.m., Swede Hall, Rochester, Dominoes, 10-11 a.m. Support Groups Randy Linder, classic rock, 9 p.m.-1 807-1761, 520-6518 Paper party, 11-a.m.-noon a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Ca- Super Showdown Party, 2 p.m., Scat- Cook’s choice lunch, noon-1 p.m. H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., sino, 273-2000, ext. 301 ter Creek Grill and Main Street Bar, Lucky Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Zumba class, 6-7 p.m. Games Day, 1 p.m., Matrix Coffee- Eagle Casino, Grand Mound, free boards, Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, random giveaways Packwood Senior Center, 494-6331 [email protected] house, Chehalis, traditional and modern board and card games, 740-0492 Coffee katch, 9 a.m. Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Senior Centers Mike Horn and Chey Soul, 8 p.m., Ma- Pinochle, 10 a.m. Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 Pinochle and board games, 1 p.m. Highway, Chehalis, 748-3401 trix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, $6, 740-0492 Super Bowl party, doors open at 2 Toledo Senior Center, 864-2112 Randy Linder, classic rock, 9 p.m.-1 Roller Derby doubleheader, Rainy p.m., bring snacks, beverages provided Pinochle, noon, $1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Ca- City Umbrella Corps vs. Lava City Smok- sino, 273-2000, ext. 301 ing Ashes and Rainy City Death Drops vs. Exercise class, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Oly Rollers Bella Donnas, 6 p.m., Roller- Open pool, 9:30 a.m. Senior Centers drome, Centralia, $12 presale (brownpa- Monday, Feb. 4 Water coloring, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. pertickets.com), $15 at door, kids 10 and Twin Cities Senior Center, 748-0061 under free, bring your own chair, party Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Cook’s choice lunch, 11:30 a.m. Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., afterward at El Amigo, 600 N. Tower Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Wood carving class, 1-3 p.m. Lunch, noon, $3 suggested donation Ave., Centralia $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 Quilting class, 5:30-7:30 p.m.

The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Forecast map for Jan. 31, 2013 Gauge Flood 24 hr. Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change 110s Chehalis at Mellen St. H 100s 56.51 65.0 -0.06 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 80s 75.55 85.0 +0.19 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.17 10.5 +0.16 L 50s Cowlitz at Randle H 40s Rain Likely Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 6.39 18.0 +0.41 30s Cowlitz at Mayfield Dam 51º 39º 49º 36º 47º 39º 47º 38º 48º 42º 20s 5.76 ---- +0.04 10s H

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Centralia Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:36 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:15 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 48 34/24 Moonrise ...... 10:46 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 45 48/41 Moonset ...... 9:19 a.m. Normal High ...... 49 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low ...... 36 50/40 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 61 in 1995 Seattle Anchorage 32/22 pc 33/24 mc Last New First Full Record Low ...... 10 in 1980 50/43 Boise 41/21 mc 40/21 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg 2/3 2/10 2/17 2/25 Boston 54/28 rs 35/19 s Yesterday ...... 0.28" 50/40 44/27 Dallas 64/38 s 61/48 s Month to date ...... 2.96" Tacoma Pollen Forecast Honolulu 79/68 s 81/68 s Normal month to date . . .6.30" Centralia 51/41 Las Vegas 65/48 s 65/48 s Year to date ...... 2.96" 51/39 Yakima Allergen Today Friday Nashville 43/22 s 29/19 s Normal year to date . . . . .6.30" Chehalis Trees None None Phoenix 70/45 s 73/50 s 48/30 Grass None None Longview 50/39 St. Louis 30/6 mc 22/22 pc Area Conditions 48/37 Weeds None None Salt Lake City 44/27 mc 41/23 pc We Want Your Photos Vancouver Shown is today’s Mold None None San Francisco 61/43 s 62/44 pc weather. Temperatures Washington, DC 45/31 s 39/24 mc Yesterday Portland 48/37 The Dalles are today’s highs and CitySend in your weather-relatedHi/Lo Prcp. photo- 49/32 tonight’s lows. graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 49/39 World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 61/46 sh 62/47 mc New Delhi 72/47 pc 74/48 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 37/25 mc 37/18 s Paris 54/45 ra 52/40 ra Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; Bremerton 51/41 ra 51/39 pc Spokane 38/31 rs 37/24 pc London 51/43 sh 46/37 ra Rio de Janeiro 86/74 pc 86/74 s r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Ocean Shores 51/42 ra 52/41 pc Tri Cities 51/31 mc 44/28 pc Mexico City 76/43 pc 77/45 pc Rome 63/43 pc 60/44 pc sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Olympia 50/40 ra 52/36 pc Wenatchee 39/30 mc 42/27 s Moscow 29/26 sn 34/27 sn Sydney 83/70 s 77/71 ra

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Currently, Valley View received a the facility serves 1,157 patients $644,126 federal grant last May to rebuild the current Toledo with 3,935 appointments a year. clinic that has an uneven foun- The current clinic, built in dation, damaged roof and inad- 1950, has a floor damaged by dry equate drainage. rot, poor roof construction that Valley View Health Center Ex- leaks water, and needs electrical ecutive Director Steve Clark said work, Clark said. the total budget to rebuild the To- Clark said Valley View is ledo clinic is about $800,000, in- deciding whether to use the old cluding the grant money. clinic as office space or sell it to Clark said he hopes to have recoup the cost of construction. the construction finished and the Valley View was awarded the new clinic open by September. $644,126 Health Resources and Service Administration Capital Once a contractor is selected, work will begin on an open lot at Development-Building Capacity Courtesy 119 S. Ramsey Way in Toledo, a Grant on May 1. Valley View is This artist’s rendering shows the soon-to-be built Valley View Health Center building to be constructed at 119 S. Ramsey Way couple blocks down from the cur- one of four Washington com- in Toledo. rent location on 401 Cowlitz St. munity healthcare centers to re- Clark said the new clinic will ceive the grant. Act and the 2009 American Re- in Chehalis, Centralia, Win- is for dental care only and the be 3,346 square feet and have six The grant funding is from covery and Reinvestment Act. lock, Onalaska, Morton and Raymond clinic provides both exams rooms, a waiting room, the 2010 federal Affordable Care Valley View also has clinics Raymond. The Morton clinic medical and dental services. ‘Good Samaritan’ Praised for Racing to Help Paramedics News in Brief By Stephanie Schendel Centralia Police Bump [email protected] Up Patrols to Deter Centralia police will nomi- nate a Vancouver, Wash., wom- Gang-Related Graffiti an for the department’s Good By The Chronicle Samaritan award after she came Centralia police will be doing to the aid of AMR paramedics additional patrols in an attempt who were attacked while at a gas to battle a recent boost in gang-re- station Saturday. lated graffiti throughout the city. The woman, Victoria Disney, The police department has a 49-year-old social worker, can received between 10 and 15 re- be seen in the Chevron’s surveil- ports of graffiti during the past lance video footage sprinting Courtesy week, said Centralia Sgt. Carl across the gas station property Victoria Disney, right, runs to summon help as an Olympia man ights paramedics on Saturday at a Centralia gas station. Buster. Most of the incidents to call for help. She then raced have occurred on Tower Avenue. back to the scuffle to assist in can Medical Response para- the man, and Disney joined the going to get hurt,” said Sgt. Carl “We are ramping up patrols in subduing an Olympia man who medics who were filling up their fight to subdue him, which took Buster of the Centralia Police the area in response to the graf- apparently randomly attacked ambulance with gas near the several people, police, and ulti- Department. “She put aside her fiti,” Buster said. paramedics Saturday afternoon. Interstate 5 northbound onramp mately pepper spray and a Taser own safety to protect others.” Police have suspects identi- The man, 47-year-old Wade on Mellen Street in Centralia, for him to be detained. Buchanan was arrested for fied whom they believe to be re- C. Buchanan, was filling his car according to police. The man al- “She didn’t hesitate and she two counts of second-degree sponsible for the vandalism, and up with gas when he suddenly legedly hit and bit the paramed- got right in the mix of it when assault and one count of third- they are actively seeking them, turned and charged at a Ameri- ics. The medics struggled against she thought those medics were degree assault. he said. alentines Day V Dinner Thursday, February 14th Served from 4:00 - 9:00 p.m. in our Prime Rib & Steakhouse Filet Mignon & Skewered Shrimp For Two $49.95 Filet Mignon Paired with Shrimp Skewers Marinated in Tequila & Lime. Served with Grilled Fingerling Potatoes, Fresh Vegetables & Baked Alaska for Dessert. Reservations recommended (360) 273-2000. Dinner for Two Special Includes 50% of Selected Wines $5 free play for current members $10 free play for new members

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About Bill That Opens of state high- mph is a good idea.” Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, Roadways to ATVs ways where Lewis County officials prefer a ranking minority member the speed limit Bill Schulte Tim Elsea Rep. Ed Orcutt the existing law, which allows of the House Transportation By Lisa Broadt drops to 35 Lewis County public works R-Kalama counties greater flexibility in Committee, said he supports mph or less. commissioner director choosing which roads are used expanding ORV opportunities, [email protected] Lawmakers “If there’s an accident and by ORVs, according to Elsea. particularly if it takes pres- A soon-to-be-filed bill that who support the bill say it would the individual gets hurt and can Currently, a local govern- sure off private land owners. opens certain local roads to decrease off-roading that harms show that the road was not prop- ment may regulate the operation But, following the concerns off-road vehicles also could, po- the environment, particularly erly designed or maintained of ATVs on public lands, streets, expressed by Lewis County of- tentially, open Lewis County to on private property. for ORVs, the county’s got the roads or highways within its ficials, Orcutt will not support costly lawsuits, according to the But, according to county of- liability there — not the state,” jurisdiction by adopting regula- the bill “unless we get it right,” Lewis County Commission. ficials, Lewis County roads were Commissioner Bill Schulte said tions and ordinances — so long he said. The bill — a revised version not designed for ORVs, and the Monday morning. “The state as the regulations are not less Exactly when the bill will be of one considered but not passed new law could make the county would pass the law, and we’d get stringent than state law. filed is not yet known, according last year — allows all-terrain ve- vulnerable to lawsuits. left holding the bag. The new bill requires ORV to Orcutt. Randle Couple Hospitalized After Tree Falls on Vehicle; Accident Coincidently Mirrors 2009 Tragedy GROWING CONSEQUENCES: stopped at the intersection of the wife of Kwansok Kim, the “The tree that fell upon the ment of life, emotional distress Davis Lake Road and U.S. High- man allegedly killed by the Poll- claimants’ vehicle was negligently and expense associated with the Randle Couple, Lewis way 12 Monday evening when a man’s diseased alder tree in 2009. maintained by Lewis County, and destruction of her vehicle, accord- County Face Costly tree fell on their 2005 Ford Ex- The lawsuit, received by Lew- was the direct result of both Mr. ing to court documents. plorer, according to Washington is County Risk Management Kim’s death and Mrs. Kim’s in- Kim is seeking $2 million in Lawsuit for 2009 Death State Patrol. on Jan. 8, alleges that Kwansok juries,” according to a tort claim damages, according to her 2010 By Lisa Broadt Raymond, the driver, was Kim, Tacoma, was killed on Oct. filed by Pok Kim in April 2010. claim. transported to Morton General 13, 2009, when a tree along For- Pok Kim, the plaintiff, alleges “They’re suing us for a sig- [email protected] Hospital; Dalene was taken to est Road 23 fell on the vehicle negligence, wrongful death, bodi- nificant chunk of change, and In an odd twist of fate, a Harborview Medical Center in he was operating. Kim’s wife, ly injury and property damage. we’re saying: It’s not our road, it Randle couple whose family Seattle. Pok Kim, was “severely injured,” She makes claims for economic came from outside the easement owns the property from which Weather conditions caused during the Randle-area accident, loss to her husband’s estate — in- from a piece of private property,” an alder tree fell and killed a the accident, according to state according to court documents. cluding funeral expenses, medical Commissioner Bill Schulte said passing motorist in 2009 were patrol. Lewis County is liable, ac- and emergency response expense Monday. themselves injured in a falling The Pollmans — as well cording to the suit, because for and the loss of net accumulations A scheduling conference tree accident on Monday. as codefendant Lewis Coun- years the county and the U.S. For- of the estate — as well as claims for the case is slated for April 5 Raymond John Pollman, 58, ty —currently face a $2 million est Service have agreed to jointly for her own medical expenses, in Thurston County Superior and Dalene J. Pollman, 57, were wrongful death lawsuit, filed by maintain the East County roads. pain and suffering, loss of enjoy- Court. County to Approach Aerial Mapping From a Different Angle PICTOMETRY: New this over this amount of time.’ sor’s office will be able to com- There’s no real way to do that,” pare pictometry images and see Technology Will Aid he said. “But for the benefits how properties have changed. Numerous Local Entities we will receive for it, we believe, It’s good news for the county without a doubt, that it’s worth which, by closing up any gaps in By Lisa Broadt the money.” coverage, could increase its tax [email protected] revenue, but bad news for any PERHAPS THE MOST economi- taxpayer who hoped to hide a Lewis County is on track to cally beneficial application of new deck or swimming pool. purchase new mapping technol- Pictometry — and possibly the Pictometry does not capture ogy that, as early as this summer, one most likely to give citizens infrared images or images of a will allow county officials to ac- pause — is in the county asses- resolution high enough to detect cess detailed building and prop- sor’s office. faces or license plates. Pictom- erty data without ever leaving Courtesy of Lewis County Public Works Through Pictometry, the as- etry International Corp.’s library their offices. Above: sessor can calculate the dimen- of photos currently contains 145 Known as Pictometry, the An aerial photo of Skagit County shows the oblique angle provided by Pictometry, a system useful for governmental needs ranging from property tax as- sions of properties and struc- million images, captured in all technology combines aerial tures within inches — without 50 states and 148 countries and top-down and aerial oblique, or sessment to disaster response. Lewis County government is planning to purchase Pictometry images of the area. actually sending out a represen- territories, according to infor- side, images, with software that tative. And over time, the asses- mation provided by the company. measures criteria like height, Below: location and elevation, to build A standard aerial photo of the same building lacks the nuance and three- a three-dimensional map; in dimensional detail of Pictometry — but is also less expensive. Call foR a essence, a virtual Lewis Coun- fREE EstimatE! ty. About half of Washington’s 360-736-2500 counties — including Thurston, • Remodeling Cowlitz, Pierce and Yakima counties — already use the sys- • New Construction tem, which was developed and is maintained by Pictometry In- • Commercial & Residential ternational Corp., a private, New • Electrical York-based company. Data for Pictometry is gath- • Rooing ered via low-altitude flyovers. Lewis County plans to have one • Plumbing flyover, every three years, for the next nine years.

The compiled information CH486817sl.cg will be utilized by a variety of 1807 Cooks Hill Rd. • Centralia, WA 98531 county and city entities, and 360-736-2500 • www.jensenhallconstruction.com proponents of the technology cessfully since 2005. I can say ‘I’m getting better License # JENSEHC947NU describe it as an efficiency tool “No one has ever backed fuel efficiency, so I can pay for with multiple applications. Fire- out (in Skagit County). It’s a fighters approaching a struc- very successful model,” Lewis ture fire, for example, could use County Public Works Director Pictometry’s multiple views to Tim Elsea said on Wednesday. Specializing in familiarize themselves with the “We’re spreading out the cost in structure’s roof type and ac- such a way that it’s equitable for ~ cess points, the grounds slopes everyone.” Family Medicine ~ and brush types surrounding Pictometry flights can be Children and Adults the structure, and the locations conducted at a variety of resolu- of hydrants and alternate water tions, and Lewis County plans to sources. Emergency manage- purchase high resolution images Don Allison, M.D. of 73 square miles — from the ment could use it to identify Family Medicine Physician evacuation and rescue locations; Tenino-area to the Chehalis-area public works could use it as a — that flank the populous I-5 cor-  safety and planning tool. ridor. The rest of the county will Daryl Conklin, PA-C be photographed in standard res- THE FIRST LEWIS COUNTY flyover, olution, though the exact break- Physician Assistant scheduled for this spring, will down may change as partners in cost about $157,000. That ex- the project request alterations. pense will be spread between the High resolution costs $394 Monday-Friday county and other entities that per square mile; standard reso- 8 a.m.-noon, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. wish to be involved. So far, the lution costs $61 per square mile. Lewis County assessor’s office, Lewis County has, in the past, Lewis County public works, the spent about $45,000-$55,000, sheriff’s office, the department every five years, to do high-res- of emergency management, the olution, top-down aerial photos PUD, the city of Centralia and for the Geographic Information Tacoma Power have committed System maps used by the public

to the project. works department. The benefits CH489925bw.db Lewis County based the cost of Pictometry’s oblique images Randle Clinic distribution system on one de- will, most likely, prove cost ef- 108 Kindle Rd. • Randle signed by Skagit County, where fective, according to Elsea. 360-497-3333 Pictometry has been used suc- “It’s not something where • Main 5 LocaL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 Second Chehalis Woman Pleads Guilty for Providing Alcohol to Teen the Night of His Death Last May: 22-Year-Old in relation to of supplying liquor to minors as of Busch beer, a 12-pack of Bud the party and wandered down a underaged a result of a plea agreement. Both Light, two bottles of Sky vodka the road where he was run over Chehalis Woman Pleads party last May charges are gross misdemeanors. and a bottle of Wild Turkey whis- by a Lincoln Navigator. Guilty to Reckless where a 16-year- The other 22-year-old Chehalis key for a group of teens on May The women didn’t know old W.F. West woman charged in the case, Me- 11 at the request of Day’s younger Gonzalez, or that he would be Endangerment and student left in- gan Day, also pleaded guilty to brother, according to the police at the house or drink the alcohol Providing Alcohol to toxicated and the same charges and was sen- report. During the course of the they bought, according to the was later run tenced to five days for each count investigation, which spanned police report. Minors over by a car. of providing alcohol to a minor, three months, both the women Authorities concluded that talia date by stephanie schendel Talia Date totalling 20 days in jail. were interviewed by police and while alcohol contributed to the was one of the provided alcohol A sentencing hearing has admitted to providing the alcohol. circumstances that lead to his [email protected] to minors two 22-year- not been set, but will likely take The two women did not re- death, his cause of death was A 22-year-old Chehalis wom- old Chehalis women accused place in a few weeks, according main at the party, but instead ruled an accident. an pleaded guilty to providing of providing alcohol to a group to Lewis County Deputy Pros- went to a bar, according to the It is unclear whether addi- alcohol to minors as well as of teens on May 11. She pleaded ecutor Brian Gerhart. police report. One of the teens tional people will be charged in reckless endangerment Tuesday guilty to seven counts of reckless The women both admitted to at the party, Tyler Shawn Gon- relation to the events of May 11 in Lewis County District Court endangerment and four counts police that they bought a 30-pack zalez, got sick, was told to leave or in the teen’s death. Centralia Man Convicted for 2007 Shooting to Receive New Sentence This Spring in Lewis County Court appeaLed: U.S. Court the state’s Wash- Tower taverns. Solis-Diaz didn’t Following his trial, Solis-Di- Court’s recent decision in Gra- ington Court of hit anyone, including his in- az unsuccessfully appealed his ham v. Florida, which ruled that of Appeals Ruled Appeals ruling tended target, but was convicted conviction, though he did suc- the Eighth Amendment forbids Last Fall That the last fall that his later that year after a eight-day cessfully challenge his sentence the sentencing of a juvenile of 92-year sentence jury trial on a series of assault last September. Former Centralia life without the possibility of pa- was unconstitu- charges and sentence enhance- Solis-Diaz was originally role if the offender did not com- High School Student’s tional. ments for gang-related activity sentenced to 1,111 months, ap- mit a homicide. Guadalupe and firearm use. proximately 92.5 years, in pris- The shooting was reportedly 92-Year Sentence Solis-Diaz Jr. Solis-Diaz once again ap- on, which was the high-end of in retaliation for an altercation Unconstitutional was 16 when guadalupe solis- peared in Lewis County Court, the standard sentencing range he sprayed bul- diaz Jr. after five years, last week to set for the six counts of first-degree between a Centralia man and by stephanie schendel lets along the sentence of a May 17 re-sentencing date. assault, one count of drive-by the street gang Little Valley Lo- 92.5 years to be kotes. The shooting was one of [email protected] east side of reduced Lewis County Deputy Prosecu- shooting, and one count of sec- Tower Avenue tor Sara Beigh said the reason ond-degree of unlawful posses- several that happened during The former Centralia High in downtown why his sentencing was set so sion of a firearm. the summer of 2007. School student convicted for the Centralia on Aug. 11, 2007. At far out was to give Solis-Diaz The justices of the Washing- Beigh said the prosecutor’s 2007 drive-by shooting in down- the time of the drive-by shoot- Jr.’s attorney adequate time to ton Court of Appeals remanded office does not yet know what town Centralia will be re-sen- ing, several people were stand- prepare for the re-sentencing Solis-Diaz to be resentenced they will recommend for sen- tenced this spring as a result of ing outside of both the Hub and hearing. in light of the U.S. Supreme tencing. news in brief public asked to Help about Reece, or the female he is Homeless Man airlifted afternoon near Doty, according drove away from the officer at travelling with, is urged to call to the Lewis County Sheriff’s high rate of speed, according to Look for 37-year-old Lewis County Crime Stoppers at With facial injuries Office. The passenger in the Morton police. The officer pur- 1-800-748-6422 or 911. vehicle, a 35-year-old Shelton sued the Honda that headed west suspected of identity after borst park assault woman, was airlifted to Harbor- on state Route 508 between 60 and theft and forgeries By The Chronicle view Medical Center in Seattle 80 mph in a 20-mph speed zone. sheriff’s office, with a possible lacerated liver By The Chronicle A 45-year-old homeless man The driver, 24-year-old Mi- overwhelmed with was airlifted to Harborview and a large cut to her forehead. chael P. Miller, attempted to The Lewis County Sheriff’s Medical Center with severe in- The man, 35-year-old Alonzo turn right onto a gravel and dirt Office is asking for the public’s concealed Weapons juries to his face after he was Sontiago Gonzole, was driving road, just past Bear Canyon, and help in locating a suspect who is permits, changes to assaulted in Fort Borst Park on the 400 block of Elk Creek lost control and drove up an em- believed to be involved in several Tuesday evening, according to Road at about 1:30 p.m. when bankment, according to Wash- identity theft cases and forgeries appointment system Centralia police. his car left the road, hit two trees, ington State Patrol. Miller then in both Lewis and Cowlitz Coun- then came to rest back on the By The Chronicle The victim appeared to be attempted to flee on foot before ty, according to the sheriff’s office. road, according to the sheriff’s highly intoxicated at the time, he apprehended by the officer. The man, identified as People interested in obtain- office. When deputies respond- and had serious facial injuries The Honda had been re- 37-year-old ing a concealed weapons permit ed, they said, Gonzole smelled and a broken nose, said Centra- Charles R. Re- or doing a gun transfer through like alcohol and had a difficult ported stolen out of Tenino, ac- lia Police Sgt. Stacy Denham. ece, is described the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- time keeping his balance. cording to Morton police. The The assault was reported at as a white man, fice will need to make an ap- He was transported to the car was damaged and was towed about 6:30 p.m. after the man left and is about pointment starting Friday. hospital then later booked into from the scene. the park and entered a nearby gas 5-foot-11 and The sheriff’s office expe- jail, according to the sheriff’s Miller sustained injuries station, Denham said. Doctors approximately rienced a huge increase in the office. He refused to cooperate and was transported to Morton at Providence Centralia Hospital 200 pounds, number of people wanting to ap- with police or give his name. General Hospital before he was told police his injuries were not according to plying for concealed weapons per- Gonzole has an Immigration booked into the Lewis County consistent with falling down. a post on the charles r. reece mits following the Sandy Hook and Customs Enforcement hold Jail for attempting to elude, po- suspected of ID Elementary School shooting as Police do not know how on him, which means he will be lice said. Lewis County theft, forgeries Sheriff ’s Office’s well as the federal government’s much time passed between the held in custody until his legal Facebook page. He has shaved or recent discussion about possible assault and the victim entering status has been determined. brown hair, with hazel eyes. Re- gun control legislation. The aver- the gas station, Denham said. ece also is known to use several age number of permits a day went Police saturated the area but randle Man crashes different aliases. from eight to an upward of 40. were unable to find anyone with Reece has ties to Toledo and Appointments can be made knowledge about the assault, car near Morton after Jan. 25 - Jan. 31 Castle Rock, according to the Monday through Friday between Denham said. The assault is still under investigation. police pursuit Wreck It Ralph post. He has also been spotted in 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., according to $3 • PG the Chehalis area. a press release from the sheriff’s By The Chronicle 12:00pm & 3:00pm (Sat &Sun), One of the cases police sus- office. Walk-ins will be accom- guatemalan arrested for Morton police arrested a Ran- Skyfall pect that Reece is involved in is a modated when possible; however, dle man for allegedly attempting $3 • PG-13 appointments will have prior- vehicular assault after theft at Chehalis Rentals, accord- to elude police in a stolen car on 5:30pm & 12:30pm (Wed Early Bird Matinee) ing to the post. Security surveil- ity. Applicants are also encour- doty-area dui crash Tuesday night after crashed into CH488151cz.cg lance photos show Reece driving aged to download the Concealed an embankment, according to Flight a 2002 white Ford cargo van with Weapons Permits from the sher- By The Chronicle Washington State Patrol and the $3 • R windows, with a Washington li- iff’s office website and fill it out Police arrested a Guatema- Morton Police Department. 9:00pm cense plate B70532K. He is also prior to their arrival. lan man in connection with $$Two Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, A Morton police officer was minor with parent at or before 6:00pm believed to be travelling with an Appointments can be make suspected vehicular assault after driving west on Division Avenue Minor with parent before 7 pm only $3 All Ages • Ages 3 and under are FREE unidentified woman. in person or by calling (360) he allegedly drove drunk and at about 9:20 p.m. when a red 1993 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia Anyone with information 748-9286. crashed into two trees Monday two-door Honda Civic abruptly (360) 736-1634 •

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Join Library District Cook said the idea of join- A White Pass teacher has been Rather Than Paying ing the TRL district has come selected as a Washington State Citywide Fee for Service up in the past, but nothing has Common Core Math Fellow. come of it, since the residents Dave Goodwin competed By Kyle Spurr ultimately have to vote on in- to become a teacher leader after [email protected] creasing their property taxes for being invited by the Office of Su- a library service they already are perintendent of Public Instruc- The Winlock City Council provided through the city’s cur- tion and the Association of Edu- this week discussed the possibil- rent contract. cational Service Districts. ity of annexing into the Timber- “I don’t know if that would fly “It’s an opportunity for these land Regional Library District, with the taxpayers,” Cook said. folks who were an idea that would save the city Before Winlock could be selected to work government money while in- annexed into the TRL District, on implement- creasing residential property the city council, Lewis County ing the state’s taxes if voters approved the an- Commission, TRL Board and standards,” nexation. the residents themselves would White Pass The city of Winlock currently all have to approve the request. School District contracts with the five-county Kleingartner said TRL will Superintendent library district for service, pay- send representatives down to Rebecca Miner ing $28,400 in city governmental Winlock to talk with the council Dave Goodwin funds per year, according TRL said. Washington and residents and answer ques- “We are State Common spokesperson Jeff Kleingartner. tions to see if annexing would be thrilled that Mr. Core Math Kleingartner said Raymond the right step for the city. Goodwin has Fellow is the only other city that con- “At this point we have pro- been recognized tracts with TRL. The other 17 vided some information on the for his expertise in the math- cities in the region that can con- process and we are finding out ematics arena.” tract have decided to annex into they want some more informa- Goodwin’s participation will the district instead. By annexing, tion from us,” Kleingartner said. allow him to bring knowledge city residents pay property taxes and support to the district, Min- directly to the district. At right: Eric Ode, a children’s author er said. Winlock Mayor Glen Cook and songwriter from Sumner, performs As a fellow, Goodwin will said the council on Monday for a crowd of kids at the Winlock help build teacher leaders in tossed the idea of annexing Timberland Library in December. The math and English language arts around, but no action was taken. Egg City has had a library for years, and across all regions of Washing- Cook said the idea was present- that wouldn’t change under a proposal ton, create a statewide educator ed as a way to reduce the city’s being discussed by the mayor and City networking and resource access expenditures on the budget. Council, but how citizens and the city system, use teachers’ voices to If the city did annex into the pay Timberland for its services could implement efforts and build op- TRL district, Cook said, the city shift if the city annexes into the ive- portunities to engage teachers. would save the $28,000 annually county library district. Brian Mittge / [email protected] News in Brief at michael_wagar@transalta. New Voter Registration com or at TransAlta’s main of- for School Election fice in Centralia. To buy one using a debit or ® Closes Monday credit card, you need to go to By The Chronicle the Hanke House at Centralia BEST BUY The registration deadline College, located at 600 Centralia for all new registration within College Blvd., or by calling 736- Evaline, Napavine, Onalaska, 9391 ext. 290, or visiting founda- SCHOLARSHIP Toledo, and White Pass school [email protected]. districts is Monday for those Tickets are also on sale wanting to vote in Feb. 12 levy at Joe’s Outdoor Shop at the measures. Lewis County Mall, the Ethel PROGRAM Individuals who are not Market, Wholesale Sports currently registered in Wash- Outdoors Outfitters in Lacey, ington state may register in Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis, Awarding $1.1 million in scholarships to teens person up to 8 days prior to the Four Corners Market in Castle election — in other words, this Rock, Salkum Market in Sal- coming Monday. Registration kum, Fischer’s Shopping Cen- must be in person at the Lewis ter in Randle, Tri-Mountain County Auditor’s Office, locat- Sports in Morton, Blanton’s Market in Packwood, Hed- ed in the County Courthouse den’s Pharmacy in Tenino, the at 351 N.W. North St. in Che- Gun Shop in Longview, and at halis. Office hours are Monday Stanley’s Store in Ethel start- through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 ing Friday. p.m. This raffle and elk hunt is The Auditor’s Office is avail- in honor of Sherwood, a well- 1100 able for assistance to individuals known manager at TransAlta, APPLY BETWEEN SCHOLARSHIPS with disabilities, and the elderly, who died while hunting for DECEMBER 26, 2012 $ for registration and voting. elk near Mount St. Helens in OF 1000 EACH For more information call 2011. 740-1278, 740-1164 or toll free & FEBRUARY 15, 2013 WILL BE AWARDED within Lewis County, 1-800- 562-6130 ext. 1278 or 1164. Lewis County Residents Receive Scam Phone Students in grades 9–12 Tickets for Dave Calls Requesting Credit living in the U.S. & Puerto Rico Sherwood Memorial Card Number are eligible to apply. Scholarship Elk Hunt By The Chronicle Raffle On Sale Friday Local police would like to Students who demonstrate By The Chronicle remind the community not to give out their credit card in- good grades, commitment Ticket sales for the Dave formation over the phone to Sherwood Memorial Scholar- automated systems. Chehalis to community service and/or ship Elk Hunt police have been contacted by FOR STUDENTS raffle will be- a number of people reporting work experience are eligible IN GRADES 9-12 gin on Friday at an automated message that has outlets in Lewis, been calling both home and cell to apply. Thurston, and phones, telling them that their Cowlitz coun- JP Morgan Chase card had been ties. suspended. Tickets cost The number, which shows $25 and the Dave Sherwood up on caller ID as a string of 0s, winner will be namesake of asks people to enter their credit allowed to hunt scholarship hunt card number, expiration date for a big bull and pin number. elk on TransAlta’s Centralia While the Chehalis Police mine lands in November. Department has not received The drawing will take place any criminal reports of the on May 1 at the Hanke House phone scam, Chief Glenn Schaf- on the Centralia College cam- fer said the department has spo- pus. ken to several people who con- The winner is responsible tacted police concerned about for buying a Washington state the scam. hunting license and tag, and will “People just need to know be accompanied by a TransAlta that there is never any circum- Apply online at http://PR.BBY.com representative during the hunt. stance where you enter that into Tickets can be purchased by the phone,” Schaffer said. BEST BUY, the BEST BUY logo and the tag design are trademarks of BBY Solutions, Inc. cash or check through either This appears to be a nation- © 2012 BBY Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. Sandy Yanish at sandy_yanish@ wide issue, not just a local one, transalta.com or Michael Wagar he said. CH489012cz.cg • Main 7 LocaL / LegisLature The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 Rep. Gary Alexander Named Tax Dollars Go to Thurston County Auditor Dry Cleaning, Art By The Chronicle 2nd District, and has worked for next year he will evaluate his By Mike Baker stands to reason that they’re not Rep. Gary Alexander, the 12 years at the Thurston County ability to serve two offices — the The Associated Press going to be too frugal with the Olympia Republican who rep- Auditor’s Office. full-time auditor position and state or the federal budget.” OLYMPIA — A few days resented Lewis County in the Thurston County Commis- the part-time job in the Legisla- after Washington lawmakers Legislature for years, has been sioner Cathy Wolfe on Tuesday ture. Right now, though, Alex- deMocratic Sen. Rodney Tom, approved a budget deal to lower appointed Thurston County said that Alexander’s qualifica- ander said he is ready to hit the who lives in the wealthy enclave state spending last year, small- Auditor. tions, including his experience ground running. of Medina and recently built government Rep. Gary Alex- Alexander in the auditor’s office, made him “I have some very important a coalition with Republicans ander got $40.60 worth of dry was selected by the best choice for the position. plans. That includes moving to to install himself as majority cleaning done. the Thurston “Our job is to find the person as much of a paperless office as leader, purchased various books that we feel has the best qualifi- we can,” he said. “Also we want Then he made sure taxpayers from Amazon.com and got re- County Com- paid the bill. mission from cations to hit the ground run- to streamline our elections pro- imbursement for a Bose headset ning and to fill that office be- cess so that we get as much of Alexander, the Republican that cost $164.20. Senate Demo- a pool of three budget writer in the state House, to fill the seat tween now and the certification the elections results as possible cratic Leader Ed Murray got of the elections this fall, and I am on election night.” billed more than $500 worth of coverage for his home Internet vacated by Kim dry-cleaning fees to the state over gary alexander convinced Gary Alexander has Real estate agent Carol Per- ($50 per month) and home of- Wyman, who the past two years, according to appointed to the best qualifications to do that,” son and Yelm Mayor Ron Hard- fice telephone ($50 per month), was elected an Associated Press analysis of auditor Wolfe said in a news release. ing also were recommended and in addition to the cellphone that Washington thousands of expense reimburse- Secretary of State in November. The newly appointed auditor interviewed for the job. Harding he and many other lawmakers ments. He wasn’t alone: Seven expense. He currently serves as a Repub- will face an election next No- on Monday withdrew his name Democrats and 12 Republicans lican legislator representing the vember and said that over the from consideration. in the Legislature requested and house repuBLican Leader rich- received compensation totaling ard deBoLt, of Chehalis, mean- more than $5,600 for dry clean- while, filed for only about $100 ing since the start of 2011. in total expenses over two years Washington State Lawmakers — all tied to travel. House Speaker LawMakers are aBLe to get tax- Frank Chopp, D-Seattle, used his payer-covered compensation for account mostly to expense costs what the Legislature deems legiti- related to his district office. Rack Up Hefty Cellphone Bills mate business expenses tied to the job. That includes common rep. Larry haLer, R-Richland, By Mike Baker matter. He later said that it was submitted monthly bills of $55 costs of being a lawmaker, such expensed more than $600 in The Associated Press done in error and said he plans for a data plan, bringing his total as travel around the district to membership dues for business to reimburse the state for the to about $130 a month. meet with constituents, parking OLYMPIA — During last organizations in the Tri Cities. money paid to cover his wife’s Tom said he got the $74.50 fees for meetings, office supplies Rep. Jamie Pedersen, D-Seattle, year’s wrangling with budget bill. number by estimating how and rent for district offices. purchased $383.25 in artwork troubles, Washington state “Thanks for bringing this to much of his calling was for leg- It also includes a variety of for his office in March of last Sen. Jerome Delvin racked up a my attention,” Kline said. islative use and that it wasn’t an expenses with less-explicit ben- year, also when lawmakers were cellphone bill that would make effort to avoid the $75 disclosure efits for taxpayers, including struggling to balance the budget. most users recoil — $309.21 in a other LawMakers consistently rule. He also said he reported the iPhones, picture frames, art- Pedersen said the art — a single month. posted bills for around $130 to data plan information separately work, expenses for meetings painting of the Montlake Bridge The bill wasn’t unusual for $150, which would make the because that’s how he believed it with lobbyists and dues to pro- done by a Seattle artist — was Delvin, who submitted the costs plans extremely costly. Verizon was supposed to be done. fessional organizations like the like other furniture that law- for taxpayers to cover. The Re- and AT&T, for example, offer a “They are two different conservative American Legisla- makers need to make their of- publican from Richland regu- smartphone plan with unlim- things,” Tom said. tive Exchange Council. fices comfortable and inviting. larly posted cellphone bills sur- ited calling, unlimited texting Tom, who lives in the wealthy He noted that he doesn’t typi- passing $180 a month during and a comfortable 4GB of data enclave of Medina, also got re- aLexander said he only sub- cally use his full allotment for re- the past two years, with some for $110 plus taxes and fees. imbursed $328.49 for an iPhone mits dry cleaning receipts that imbursable expenses, which has jumping much higher and one House rules explicitly say in 2011. are above and beyond the ex- been $6,500 in recent years. topping out at $382.75. that members must estimate penses he has outside of his leg- Delvin said the higher bills islative work. He said the job, es- their legislative usage and get sen. don Benton, R-Vancouver, Murray, the top Democrat in were typically from when he was pecially when the Legislature is reimbursed for those portions introduced legislation this week the state Senate, said he uses his travelling, but he acknowledged so that the state isn’t paying the meeting, requires him to use a lot own money to cover a number of that he may need to reassess the in an effort to corral overall more dress shirts and sport coats. cost of personal or campaign state spending on cellphone use. expenses related to his legislative AT&T plan that gives him 700 calling, and those parameters “I don’t think that’s an un- work. He bemoaned the focus minutes a month. His proposal would place new reasonable expense to be reim- lead some lawmakers to submit rules on the circumstances un- on reimbursements. “There’s probably a cheaper monthly bills for only $45 or bursed for,” Alexander said. der which state agencies can give “It’s why we have trouble re- plan out there,” Delvin conced- $50. When senators submit their After an AP reporter ques- out devices to their employees. cruiting candidates who aren’t ed. bills, they sign under penalty of tioned him about how it aligns “The state shouldn’t be pro- rich, old and retired,” said Mur- perjury that they are making a with a limited-government mes- ray, who is from Seattle. records oBtained by The As- claim for “necessary legislative viding you with a cellphone un- sage, Alexander said he would less it’s necessary for you to per- Haler said he wouldn’t be sociated Press under public re- business expenses.” explore ways to keep his expens- part of the business organiza- form the functions of your job,” cords laws show that a variety Delvin said it was his under- es down. tion if it wasn’t for his work in Benton said. of lawmakers have consistently standing that the phone can be “I’m always looking for ways the Legislature. Tom said his submitted hefty cellphone bills used for any type of calls. He He said the measure would that we can do it by example,” expenses were all important that stretched beyond the nor- also regularly received expenses not apply to lawmakers, since said Alexander, who is from to his legislative work, such as mal cost of even some of the of around $163 every month for they get reimbursed and are not Olympia. books on policy and a headset most generous wireless plans. phone and Internet service in issued phones by the state. for phone conversations. Others seemed to submit ex- his home office. stephen eLLis, vice president penses carefully crafted to avoid a poLicy deveLoped last year of the group Taxpayers for Com- each LawMaker typically disclosure rules. Many other LawMakers ap- by the state Office of the Chief mon Sense, said the idea that totals between $10,000 and Some lawmakers got com- peared to file bills that avoided Information Officer encourages lawmakers should spend pub- $25,000 in expenses each year, pensation for large portions of disclosure rules. Both chambers agencies to ensure that govern- lic money to decorate their of- including per diems during the the family plans that they shared require legislators to submit a ment-issued devices are neces- fice or keep their clothes clean session, postage, printing, travel with others. Records show that receipt as proof when their bills sary for business needs. It also is beyond the pale. He said that and the more generic category Sen. Adam Kline, D-Seattle, re- go over $75. Sixteen lawmakers offers guidance for agencies that while the amount of money may of office expenses. Legislators ceived full compensation for his regularly submitted bills be- want to give employees a month- be small in comparison to the earn a salary of between about entire family plan that he shares tween $74 and $74.99. ly stipend to defray the cost of a budget at large, the expenses of- $42,000 and $50,000, and many with his wife. Senate Majority Leader personal phone instead of giving fer a chance for taxpayers to get a maintain external jobs. Rodney Tom, a Democrat, was them a state-issued device. glimpse at how lawmakers oper- Washington lawmakers are after an ap reporter asked among those who filed receipts That suggested stipend for ate. currently looking to fill a rough- Kline about the expenses, such right under the disclosure voice and data is $40 a month for “We see it as a lens into how ly $1 billion shortfall and look- as one monthly bill that was threshold. He submitted bills state workers. they approach the budget,” Ellis ing to add another $1 billion to $193.48 for two phones, Kline each month for $74.50 for his Benton bills the state $150 said. “If they’re profligate with education in the coming legisla- said he was checking into the cellphone. But he also separately each month for his cellphone. their own spending in offices, it tive session. news in Brief Will & Estate Planning state health ment report from March 27 Santa Lucia Coffee in Centralia showed Leal-Lopez was booked on Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m. Concepts...a Free for the alleged burglary after the All members must submit a department Since 1865 neighbor reportedly had clan- photo and pay $10 for each piece Informational Seminar suspended credential destinely videotaped Leal-Lopez of artwork they submit to AR- of chehalis nurse stealing the medication from Trails. Wednesday, February 6, 2013 the residence on the 400 block of Membership dues of $85 are By The Chronicle 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Southwest William Avenue. to be paid at the general meeting Vancouver Corps Community Center The state Secretary of Health The victim said the theft had in April. 1500 NE 112th Avenue, Vancouver, WA suspended the credential of cer- been going on for several months Members on sabbatical must tified nursing assistant Brandee and so surveillance was set up. pay dues of $40 by the same date. L. Leal-Lopez on Dec. 27 for Leal-Lopez earned her certi- Thursday, February 7, 2013 For questions, email Hamil- 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at least two years following a fied nursing assistant credential ton at jeannehamilton484@msn. charge of alleged burglary, ac- on June 12, 2001. com. Centralia Corps Community Center cording to an announcement 303 N. Gold, Centralia, WA this week from the Department application presented by of Health. packed hearing Chris Anderson & Kurt Burger The state Nursing Assistant deadline for artrails on grays harbor The Salvation Army, Planned Giving Directors Program charged Leal-Lopez, 29, Chehalis, with unprofession- Members is friday oil terminal al conduct on Nov. 16. By The Chronicle ABERDEEN (AP) — A Seminars provide answers to practical questions: Leal-Lopez allegedly entered Those interested in becom- standing room only crowd of ■ How can I maximize the inheritance to my heirs? her neighbor’s home without hundreds of people attended a ing a member of the 11th annual ■ Can I make more today, while leaving more for others? permission, broke into a safe, ARTrails this year must submit meeting in Aberdeen Wednes- stole a pack of cigarettes, and an application by Friday. day night to discuss plans for an ■ What tax changes will affect you and your family? stole and ingested Vyvanse, a The application form can be oil terminal at the Port of Grays ■ Can I use tax laws to my advantage? controlled stimulant used to downloaded from the ARTrails Harbor. ■ Power of Attorney or guardianship? Or both? treat attention deficit hyperac- website, www.artrailsofsww.org. KXRO reports most of the ■ What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a Living Trust? tivity disorder, from the neigh- Applicants can send the form question from the crowd dealt bor’s supply, according to the to P.O. Box 1628, Centralia, 98531. with ecological impacts and the ■ Is it better to make gifts now or after death? state charging document. New ARTrails President increased rail traffic from oil ar- ■ Are there pitfalls to IRAs? Leal-Lopez can not petition Jeanne Hamilton said both old riving by train in tanker cars. ■ Does Community Property title have advantages? for reinstatement of her creden- and new members must submit Port Executive Director Gary tial for at least two years from an application by Friday to be Nelson said if all three proposed Those who attend can order their free Will Planning Kit. CH489015sl.cg the suspension date, the charg- entered into ARTrails this year. projects were completed they To reserve your place call 800-859-5066 ing document said. New members are required to would add more than 100 per- or email [email protected] A Chehalis Police Depart- attend the orientation meeting at manent jobs. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013

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 Brian Mittge, Editor-in-Chief Memorials of Yesteryear Help Us Better Live Today

Life is for the living, as the rine Kemp, who worked at the In Chehalis, another worthy undergo risks to protect our life, saying goes, but it’s also true that Our Views college from 1932 to 1968, said project is also under way. A me- liberty and safety. an understanding of the past for several years, and has now about building Centralia College morial to law enforcement of- Even during these tough eco- helps enrich the present as we reached a critical mass of sup- during its early days. ficers who have fallen in the line nomic times, these are worth- look toward the future. port to move forward. Likewise, the principal of of duty is being built. This will while projects and deserve sup- With an eye to bringing the Kemp and Corbet — whose the new college in those days, also be a statue, a physical pres- port from those with the ability best parts of our shared heritage names also live on at the college’s Margaret Corbet, so inspired ence to remind us of people who to give. forward, several big projects are oldest instructional building and her students that they dedicated left this world too soon as they Those interested in help- set to memorialize people whose in its grand theater — made a the yearbook to her in 1927 and worked to keep us safe. ing with the Corbet and Kemp lives deserve to be remembered huge mark on this community. again in 1949. The latter noted That memorial will honor project can contact the Centralia for generations to come. Their influence lives on as we her “helpfulness, sincerity, and eight law enforcement officers, College Foundation at 736-9391, At Centralia College, a life- remember their never-say-die at- courage through prosperity, de- including a deputized citizen ext. 290, or email foundation@ size bronze memorial will honor titude that helped the state’s old- pression, war and peace.” and a police dog, who died while centralia.edu. Margaret Corbet and Katharine est continuously operating com- That spirit can and should be on duty. This memorial will To help with the law enforce- Kemp, two rocks that kept the munity college survive the lean a daily inspiration to students bring these people to mind as ment memorial, visit lewis- college stable during the shakiest years of the Great Depression. who are struggling to finish all of us go about our daily lives countywa.gov/sheriff/pennies- moments of its early years. That “When something needed to homework, pay for classes or under the watchful protection for-protectors or call Sherri statue has been talked about be done, someone did it,” Katha- even find parking. of officers who stand guard and Guenther at (360) 740-1300. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Six Random Thoughts on a Dreary Winter Day (1) I grew up eating cold ce- bearcat trying to find some of real, if for no other reason than those places on a rainy evening to send in the box tops for some in winter with only a slowly cheap (made in Japan) trinket dimming flashlight for assis- advertised on the many 15-min- tance. ute radio programs that were The International Fire Code offered each afternoon. Jack states that numbers “should Armstrong, The All American be placed in a position that is Boy, was a favorite, along with plainly legible and visible from Captain Midnight. For years I the street or road fronting the held onto my Orphan Annie se- property.” In addition to con- cret decoder ring with a built-in trasting with their background whistle, with which you could they “shall be a minimum of 4 summon all other club mem- inches high with a minimum bers if you were stroke width of .5 inch.” ever attacked by (5) Here’s a quotation I’ve ruffians. kept for a long time. “I wonder I still eat how far Moses would have gone cold cereal, but if he had taken a poll in Egypt. carefully read What would Jesus Christ have the list of ingre- preached if he’d taken a poll in dients posted Israel? Where would the Refor- on every box mation gone if Martin Luther Letters to the Editor had taken a poll? It isn’t polls to be sure that By Bill Moeller comes with that responsibility? Mrs. Norskog, your re- or public opinion of the mo- sugar is not Reasons for Voiding There are alternatives. It also sponse hit a nerve with me. I ment that counts. It is right and among the first three listed. I sounds like a lack of respect for hope Johnson is held account- wrong and leaders of men with DWLS Cases Fall Short recently found a brand which the law, therefore an excuse for able for his actions and that fortitude, honesty, and a belief To the editor: didn’t list sugar until the num- not following certain laws. your son will find a responsible in the right that makes epochs Anne Norskog’s praise of ber 11 spot, and eagerly put it Her son’s subsequent DWLS way out of his situation. into my shopping basket. in the history of the world.” Steven C. Johnson on his fight, Harry Truman wrote that. to the state Supreme Court, on tickets have cost him almost At the breakfast table the $30,000 plus jail time. Perhaps Vicki Daniels next day I read the list of ingre- He’s the one who had to decide his driving while license sus- Chehalis if he should save many thou- pended issue (Jan. 17, page he should have problem solved dients more carefully. a way to get to work and home In the number three spot, in sands of American lives by Main 8, “Johnson Lauded for dropping the atom bomb, or Fighting DWLS Issue”) did without a car. Sounds like his Let’s Keep Excellence place of sugar, was evaporated brothers, aunts, uncles, cous- save many thousands of Japa- nothing to convince me every- canejuice crystals! I decided to ins, parents, friends, neighbors in Napavine Schools nese lives by not dropping it. one else was at fault for John- finish off the box anyway, if for and coworkers could have been And it was Harry Truman, son’s and Norskog’s son’s situa- To the editor: no other reason than to appreci- asked to help him out with rides, ate the sense of humor of who- a southerner, who later also tions. Because, that is basically I am proud to be a resident so he wouldn’t have received and taxpayer for 34 years in ever designed that box. Besides, had the guts to desegregate the what her response entailed. his second and third DWLS. It the Napavine community. It it tasted pretty good. armed forces by executive order There are 300,000 cases may have been embarrassing, has been a privilege to have (2) Speaking of cereals, I’ve when Congress wouldn’t, be- of DWLS-3 in Washington. cause it was the right thing to do. difficult and inconvenient, but taught within the Napavine noticed how much smaller the Therefore, we shouldn’t have a a responsible solution and a lot (6) David McCullough, in law for driving with a suspend- School District for 33 years. I round boxes of Quaker Oats are less costly in the long run, even have always been amazed and these days. Has the price been his outstanding biography, ed license? “John Adams,” reminds us that if he gave them money for gas thankful for the generous sup- reduced as well? Silly question. It sounds like we have and their kindness. six of the 13 original colonies 300,000 individuals with issues port from the patrons, parents (3) I recently switched my I am in no way above the law. and businesses in the Napavine phone service from one com- instructed their delegates to that need to be resolved. Her the Continental Congress to I have driven over the speed community. pany to another. After the trans- son got a DUI “barely over the limit, with expired license tabs vote AGAINST independence. legal limit” at .084. Should it be My career gave me the op- action was complete, the first unintentionally and, hopefully, portunity to work directly with company realized a mathemati- They were New York, New Jer- .085 or just let everyone drive sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, have never driven while intoxi- our most important resource, cal error had occurred, and sent buzzed, drunk, stoned or inca- cated. However, if ever stopped Maryland and South Carolina. pacitated? our children. What an amaz- me a check for four cents! It cost or ticketed I would accept the ing resource they are! I have them 35 cents to mail it. I’m Where would we be today if It sounds like the state is at those men had gone along with consequences, fulfill my ob- been blessed to watch so many tempted to cash it just to prove fault for setting a limit at .08 ligations no matter how dif- of our district’s children grow some kind of a point or other. public opinion instead of voting (many countries are .05) and their conscience? ficult, and in the future police into incredible, responsible (4) Add this to my list of pet ••• having laws to protect the safe- myself in order to avoid further adults. It’s crucial we continue peeves: people who don’t display ty of others. I have knowledge Bill Moeller is a former enter- complications, because it is my to maintain the excellence that their house numbers either on tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city that at one time in Norway a choice. the Napavine School District the home itself or a rural mail- council member, paratrooper and first DUI was three months in I strongly feel too many in provides. box. The largest percent of the pilot living in Centralia. He can be jail, period. They seem to have our society shirk their respon- On Tuesday, Feb. 12, resi- marriages at which I officiate reached at bookmaven321@comcast. a low number of intoxicated sibilities in blaming others and dents of the Napavine School are in private residences. It’s a net. drivers. making excuses, which enables District will be asked to vote Police, sheriffs, and State and perpetuates irresponsibil- on a replacement maintenance Patrol officers are “overzealous ity. This can be observed in a and operations Levy. The re- First Amendment Center Quote of the Day ... profilers.” multitude of situations today. placement levy is vital in order Is it OK for some people How much happier and better to continue and maintain the to have auto insurance, valid off our society would be if only quality of education that our “Whenever you start nibbling away at license plates, wear their seat individuals were taught to work Napavine community deserves. freedom of the press, it’s hard to know belts and carry valid driver’s li- toward being more responsible. Please join my husband censes while the rest should be It is work. It is not always (Mike Russell) and myself in when to stop. We’ve got to have a free “let off the hook,” so those who easy. Responsible people often voting yes for the Napavine press, whether it’s responsible or not.” are responsible end up paying have to make sacrifices and Schools. Yes for education. Yes more to offset those who are decisions they do not like, not for students. not? only for themselves and their Bernard Kilgore Should you own a car if you families but also for the good of Michele Russell American journalist cannot afford everything that all citizens. Chehalis

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COMMENTARY: While Texas Thrives Taxes, Regulation Kill California Economy California and Texas are after 66 years because of high like the two biggest kids on the production costs, eliminating block going toe-to-toe for brag- 700 jobs. Production will be ging rights. Who’s the biggest? shifted to plants in North Caro- Who’s the best? lina, Ohio and Texas. Bravado aside, comparing Comcast announced it will the business climate in these close all three of its call centers two states reveals why one state in Northern California because is lagging while the other is of the high cost of doing busi- thriving. ness. California, once the most ResMed, a San Diego med- attractive business environment ical-device manufacturer with in the nation, is today caught 600 employees, is considering in a downward economic spiral moving out of state in the wake while Texas is on the upswing. of the Prop. 30 vote. Between 1960 and 1990, The California Manufactur- more than 4 million people ing and Technology Association moved to California, attracted reports that the Golden State by the state’s has lost 613,000 manufacturing beauty, weather jobs — one-third of the state’s and boom- manufacturing base — over the ing economy. last 10 years. Letters to the Editor However, a So, what does all this mean 2012 study by to us? It provides a blueprint of Ritchie Bros. Should Connect to logging was destroying spotted owl habitat. the Manhattan what to do — and what not to We need to get loggers and mill workers back Institute found do. Napavine Wastewater System on the job. And we can. There are ways to imple- that since 1990, Washington’s latest revenue ment a program of this nature, but not like it was. To the editor: California has By Don C. Brunell forecast projects a $900 mil- I read your article, in last Saturday’s issue, re- Weyerhaeuser had a good program called a lost most of lion deficit in the next two-year garding problems that Ritchie Bros. are having Sustained High Yield Forestry Program that we that gain as budget and a $1.1 billion short- with the State of Washington regarding its current need to get back to, in part. In it, a designated millions moved out of the state. fall for the following biennium. septic sewer system. patch of timber or unit would be selected to har- Many of those who left were While Gov. Inslee has rejected I have been aware, for quite some time, that vest. Beside this unit is another unit to be logged business owners driven out by a general tax increase, some Lewis County was wasting time and valuable tax- or harvested at a later date, like in five years or so. California’s high income taxes, lawmakers will be tempted to payer funds in an effort to justify a separate and This “checkerboard” method of logging could be oppressive regulations, high increase business taxes and fees. additional “wastewater system” to benefit not only applied to a vast area of timber. The original plan energy costs, property taxes The experience in California Ritchie Bros., but “potential” development of “new was we would never run out of timber using the and labor costs. As employers shows that is not the answer. restaurants and hotels” in the Exit 68 area. select method of logging. relocated to Texas, Nevada and What is the answer? Judging Excuse me, but Ritchie Bros. is in the city of Also, rather than clear cut we need to adopt a Arizona, workers followed, tak- from what’s happening in Texas, more practical method of harvesting timber, such Napavine service area, and service to that facil- ing their money with them — a the answer is to create a better as select logging, where only a part of a unit is ity is within Napavine’s State of Washington ap- total of $18.55 billion in lost business climate. taken out, which is probably the most practical proved comprehensive, water and sewer plans. wages from 2000-2010. By lowering the cost of do- method of logging, considering our current log- Additionally, Napavine has sufficient capacity Once a magnet for job cre- ing business in Washington and ging situation. within its water and wastewater facilities to service ators, California’s unemploy- easing the regulatory burden Then there is salvage logging which is even less the entire Exit 68 area as is indicated in our water ment rate has been higher than on employers, state officials can costly but more like a pruning operation, where and wastewater plans. the national average for the last help existing businesses grow bug infested trees, leaners, lightning-struck trees, It seems to me that Lewis County, rather than 22 years. and attract new ones. Encourag- downed timber and dangerous trees are removed. working with the city of Napavine, is participat- In 2012, 650 business lead- ing growth will help create jobs This proposed logging plan isn’t by any means ing in a naked power grab in the guise of “helping” ers surveyed by Chief Executive for the 300,000 unemployed a get rich overnight operation, but will stimulate a Magazine rated California the people in our state and produce Ritchie Bros. little revenue and create a few jobs while beautify- If Lewis County wants urban-level develop- worst state in the nation for more tax revenue to support vi- ing our forests. With loggers back in the woods, it business — for the eighth con- ment at Exit 68, it should work with Napavine to tal state programs. will cut down on forest fires considerably. secutive year. That same survey ••• facilitate Ritchie Bros.’ connection to our existing rated Texas No. 1 for the eighth Don Brunell is the president and approved wastewater system. After all, the Art Reynolds year in a row. of the Association of Washington Growth Management Act (which Lewis County Chehalis As California lost population, Business. worked so hard to comply with) says that “cities” Texas grew at double the nation- are the units of local government most appropri- al rate. Former California State ate to provide urban governmental services. Support for White Pass Levy, Yes; Assemblyman Chuck Devore In economic development terms, the Napavine Support for School Board, No says the reasons are clear. New Year, New You! School District is greatly benefiting from Ritchie Devore says that in Cali- Bros.’ inclusion within its boundaries. The average To the editor: I’m mad. fornia, state and local taxes Thorbeckes school district taxpayer will pay 7.7 percent less in consume one-third more of 2013 for the district’s operating levy than he/she I’m mad at the White Pass School Board. I’m mad they appointed Nancy Webber to fill the va- the economy than in Texas. In paid in 2012. November, California voters ap- CrossFit cant seat she had been voted out of. I’m mad that Forging Elite Fitness My personal obligation for the operating levy proved Proposition 30, further in 2013 will be $29.31 less. By the way, my total tax three school board votes could undo what 721 vot- In Centralia ers did in the 2011 election. increasing taxes on incomes bill (that includes city, county, state, etc.) for 2013 over $250,000. The income tax This is a high intensity workout. will be $4.67 less. I’m mad they didn’t chose a different candi- Be stronger, be more it, date. They had three choices: Nancy Webber, for- rate for top earners in Califor- Again, in economic development terms, think nia is 13.3 percent. In Texas, it’s be MORE! of what the inclusion of Ritchie Bros. would mean mer school board chairwoman; John Squires, long time local activist; and Ricky Emerson, a highly zero. to Napavine’s wastewater system. Taxes aren’t the only prob- Come Napavine has the necessary infrastructure but qualified person with a variety of experience, good communication skills and a talent for working ef- lem. Devore estimates that regu- needs more development to add additional paying latory costs in California are Try It For customers to its system in order to lessen the need to fectively with others. I’m so mad that recently I quit my position as costing small businesses more One Week initiate that bugaboo, raising sewer rates. By the way, than $134,000 per year and the city of Napavine’s sewer rate for 2013 is lower co-chair of the White Pass Levy Committee. I am not mad at the levy. I fully support voting growing, as lawmakers pass 900 than that of the cities of Winlock and Chehalis. new laws each year, including FREE!! I strongly urge the citizen ratepayers of for the levy. I’ve marked my ballot yes and mailed (For current members only!) it in. the state’s costly cap-and-trade Napavine to personally contact, write to or email regulations. He says permitting Not a Thorbeckes member but the county commissioners, urging them to support I will tell you what I’m voting no for: I’m voting no in the school board elections. No to Nancy. No a major project in Texas takes want to attend our intro class? a city of Napavine effort to provide Ritchie Bros. four to five months; permitting Saturdays at 8 a.m. with wastewater/sewer service rather than arbi- to Blake. No to Barb. No to Nick. If you feel like your voice wasn’t heard, if you feel like the school that same project in California (One time only for trarily invading our area, hindering Napavine’s takes four to five years. non-Thorbeckes members) economic development and unnecessarily wasting board just doesn’t listen, join me this fall in voting no to returning school board candidates. The better business climate taxpayer money by trying to set up another sepa- in Texas is not lost on California rate and distinct wastewater system. But please join me in voting yes for the levy. Yes for learning. Yes for schools. Yes for kids. employers. The Lewis County commissioners’ phone The Campbell Soup plant number is 740-1120 and the email address is boc@ Sue Mullins-Sume in Sacramento is closing in July CH488940bw.cg lewiscounty.wa.gov. Randle Robert A. Wheeler Home city councilor, Napavine Every Person Who Was Conceived in Centralia 360 736-1683 Is Here on Earth for a Purpose The Chehalis 360 748-3744 Chronicle Revised Logging Practices To the editor: Rochester 360 273-0457 Needed to Help Revive Forests Each of you reading this, or more accurately, Saturday www.thorbeckes.com all that are alive or have ever lived, were at one To the editor: point an egg that was met by a sperm and a new “After two decades, we see a glaring need for a life began. better approach to save the endangered northern Look at every person, young, old, boy or girl, FREE FORKLIFT February 12th, 2013 spotted owl. This management for a single species and you see a precious life God the father imag- TRAINING 8 a.m. - Noon has failed to protect the spotted owl, whose numbers ined before the universe was created. This one are still declining, has made our forests highly sus- Best Western Park Place Inn & Suites statement speaks of each conception as very spe- CLASS FOR 201 SW Interstate Ave., Chehalis, WA ceptible to fire and infestations, and has decimated cial, unique, precious and invaluable. Just as no rural communities and Southwest Washington jobs.” snowflake bears complete likeness with another, TRAINERS Come take our FREE These words, my friends, are from a recent so no two individuals have been or ever will be Presented by Vigilant class so you can: newsletter from the office of Rep. Jaime Herrera exactly alike. This speaks of being crafted with a Training and made possible Beutler, R-Wash. She also states that this manage- by SHIP grant funds from • Reduce injuries from workers purpose, uniqueness and importance. WA State Dept. of L & I being struck by equipment ment plan has proven to be “harmful policies.” Each is God the father’s treasured possession, I’m sure some of our Chronicle readers remem- vital to the fullness and fulfillment of his purposed • Have experienced and ber Paul Harvey. I can readily visualize him saying, intent. Said another way, every son and daughter knowledgeable members of “Now we know the rest of the story,” regarding this of Adam and Eve ever born has been born of the your own in-house workforce as spotted owl issue. Loggers have known all along seed of man for a purpose and by design. This will trained trainers what has taken our political friends 20 years to not change. • Receive everything you need to figure out or admit to. Folks, it’s been a 20-year Don’t believe that you were just “a blob, a “fe- deliver and document effective hoax, and politicians have been kicking that can of tus,” or a “mass of cells.” You were conceived as an and compliant forklift training at

worms around all this time while our natural re- CH490191c.cg unborn baby who had a purpose and an important your company sources are going up in smoke because our forests role to live out on this Earth. have been terribly neglected. This is a truth you can believe, for it is true. As Logging used to be the largest tax revenue in we look at one another, remember our mothers the state, other than farming and Boeing. Because chose life and that life was you and I. Please contact: Phyllis French of environmental propaganda, supported by lob- at 1-800-733-8620 or byists and backed by environmental groups, log- Dan Treat [email protected] ging was banned by trumped up propaganda that Chehalis Main 10  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens RIVERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY Stolen Garbage Can and Harper apparently raised block of Alexander Street. the direction the vehicle was police’s suspicions because he heading. Police contacted both Furnace Fire • Someone reported the theft Domestic Violence of a garbage can on the 1600 ran away from the Audi into men, and Cobb was arrested for • Firefighters responded to an apartment complex, leav- • Marcus E. Prince, 40, Cen- alleged criminal conspiracy and block of Eshom Road at 12:57 tralia, was arrested and booked a small electrical fire on the p.m. Tuesday. ing the headlights on, when he reckless driving while Buck was 600 block of Nick Road at 8:21 saw a passing police car. Police for fourth-degree assault at 7:26 arrested for alleged meth pos- p.m. Tuesday. The fire was ex- Shoplifters attempted to contact the regis- p.m. Monday on the 1200 block session. of West Main Street. tinguished by the homeowner • There was a report of three tered owner of the vehicle, who Collision prior to the arrival of fire crews. female shoplifters on the 1300 also lives in Elma, but it took Stolen Phone • Chehalis police and fire- There was no structural damage. block of Lum Road at 3:09 p.m. officers a substantial amount of • A phone was reported sto- fighters responded to a one- Tuesday who reportedly stole time to get ahold of the owner. By the time officers reached the len at 5:01 a.m. Tuesday from vehicle collision in the Safeway LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S several handbags and left in a the 1400 block of Johnson Road. parking lot on the 1100 block of gray Toyota with WA license owner, who did not realize the OFFICE car had been stolen, Gordon had South Market Boulevard shortly plate AFJ8499. Police were - un after 4 p.m. Monday. The driver already fled out a back door and CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Theft able to locate the women. accidently accelerated and drove left the area. • Deputies received a report Criminal Trespass Stolen Tailgates her Buick into another car and of malicious mischief and the Driving Under the Influence and • Tailgates from three sepa- cement wall, which trapped her theft of scrap copper-cooling • Jesus Alejandro Munoz- Possession of Meth rate vehicles were reported sto- foot. wire from the 100 block of On- Cauich, 30, a transient, was len at 9 a.m. Tuesday from the ion Rock Lane in Mossyrock at arrested and booked into jail • Tammy L. Brick, 32, Cen- Rape 1500 block of Northwest State 1:07 p.m. Tuesday. The thief cut shortly before 7 p.m. Tuesday for tralia, was arrested and booked • Chehalis police took a re- Avenue. a hole in the fenced storage yard, first-degree criminal trespass into jail for alleged possession port of a possible rape at 5:46 which is owned by Tacoma Pow- after he was found in a vacant of methamphetamine and driv- Home Depot Shoplifting Leads p.m. Monday. The case is still er, to gain access. The total loss house on the 1000 block of E ing under the influence after she to Meth Possession Arrest under investigation. is about $250. Street. was found by police passed out behind the wheel of her car at • Christopher D. Buck, 27, Graffiti Stolen Vehicle the intersection of East Oakview Chehalis, was arrested at 10:50 • There was a report of van- CENTRALIA POLICE • Gordon J. Harper Jr., 39,Avenue and North Tower Av- a.m. Tuesday after he allegedly dalism and graffiti on South- DEPARTMENT Elma, was referred to the pros- enue at 6:10 a.m. Wednesday. was involved in shoplifting from east Prospect Street shortly ecutor’s office for suspected Home Depot. Buck got into a after 12:21 a.m. Tuesday. Two Graffiti first-degree possession of sto- Stolen or Missing? vehicle with Stephen D. Cobb, stop signs had burn marks, one • Police took a report of graf- len property Wednesday. Police • Someone called police at 40, Onalaska, and both left the speed-limit sign had orange fiti on a building on the 100 reported contacting Harper on 11:16 a.m. Monday to report that scene. Chehalis police say a spray paint on it, and someone block of South Tower Avenue at the 1300 block of Lakeshore $15 was either stolen or missing Good Samaritan followed thehad spray painted male genitalia 9:45 a.m. Tuesday. Drive at 3:12 a.m. in a 2012 Audi, from a residence on the 1300 vehicle and notified police about on the street. Lewis County District Court Lewis County District Court criminal fourth-degree assault, dismissed with breach of public peace, dismissed with ed, sentenced to 90 days in jail with We do small cases, including sentences, fines, fees, prejudice. prejudice. 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in and findings of not guilty or dismissals: • Bakary Jarju, 31, Lynnwood, two • Jodi Lynn Sathern, 46, Tacoma, fees. jobs too! counts of protection order violation, third-degree driving while license sus- • Steven Wayne Stewart, 47, Centra- Held Dec. 4 sentenced to 364 days in jail with pended, dismissed with prejudice. lia, third-degree driving while license • Angie Lee Webb, 37, Napavine, 364 suspended, fined $750 on count • Joseph Quentin Kelly, 80, Centralia, suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail fourth-degree assault, dismissed with- 1, count 2 dismissed with prejudice, second-degree criminal trespassing, with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in out prejudice. $1,033 in fees. dismissed with prejudice. fees. • Mark William Boles, 53, Chehalis, • Michael Loren Dickinson, 23, Moss- • Albert Michael Udovich, 71, Tacoma, • George S. Harmon, 41, Vancou- driving under the influence, sentenced yrock, third-degree driving while li- second-degree hunting big game, vio- ver, Wash., third-degree driving while to 364 days in jail with 229 suspended cense suspended, dismissed without lating rule, dismissed with prejudice. license suspended, dismissed with 736-6322 prejudice. (45 days in jail and 90 electronic home • Barbara Darlene Auman, 42, Win- prejudice. Held Dec. 7 monitoring) fined $1,275, $4,425 in fees. lock, third-degree driving while license Held Dec. 14 Held Dec. 5 • Ryan Michael Baich, 21, Olympia, suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail • Heidi M. Catlin, 43, Toledo, third- In Remembrance • Jacob Tyler Hazlett, 23, Winlock, (1) possession of marijuana, 40 grams or with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in less, dismissed with prejudice. fees. degree driving while license suspended, driving under the influence, (2) resisting sentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 sus- • Deanna Kay Lester, 51, Glenoma, russell d. arrest, sentenced to 364 days in jail with • Joely Margaret Flores, 44, Centra- pended, fined $600, $146 in fees. 354 suspended, fined $1,000 on count 1, third-degree driving while license sus- lia, third-degree driving while license crask • Monica Renee Driver, 37, Pe Ell, third- sentenced to 90 days in jail with 80 sus- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail Russell D. Crask, 1932- pended, fined $600 on count 2, concur- with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in with 80 suspended, fined $600, $386 in degree driving while license suspended, fees. fees (show proof of valid driver’s license dismissed without prejudice. 2013 - was a member and rent, $2,531 in fees. minister of the Community • Noe Isaac Lopez Cruz, 20, Mossy- • Nicholas Edward Dodrill, 23, Win- by Feb. 28 or serve jail time). • Tiffany Mary Kay Hagan, 31, Centra- rock, falsification of insurance ID card, lock, (1) possession of marijuana, 40 • Charles Ray Baker, 54, Randle, (1) lia, third-degree driving while license of Christ Church. He was dismissed with prejudice. grams or less, (2) use of drug parapher- second-degree reckless burning, (2) suspended, sentenced to 90 days elec- a longtime truck driver for • Annastasia Marie Dunn, 23, Curtis, nalia, sentenced to 90 days in jail with 85 first-degree driving while license sus- tronic home monitoring with 35 sus- Parker Refrigerated Services, third-degree driving while license sus- suspended, fined $513 on each count, pended, both counts dismissed without pended, fined $600, $986 in fees. Gordon Trucking and retired pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. $928 in fees. prejudice. • Diana Lynn Murdock, 50, Pack- from Interstate Distributers • Shilo Nadine Mitchell, 31, Centra- • Anthony J. Perez, 23, Lakewood, no • Jamie Elaine Frost, 34, Rainier, Wash., wood, third-degree driving while li- Trucking Co., as a long haul lia, third-degree driving while license valid operator’s license, without identifi- third-degree driving while license sus- cense suspended, dismissed without driver. suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail cation, dismissed without prejudice. pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail prejudice. He is survived by his with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in • Lamonn William Wrice, 38, Seattle, with 45 suspended, fined $600, $4,491 • Shannon Michelle Rambur, 36, wife, Barbara (Tyler) Crask, fees. third-degree driving while license sus- in fees. Chehalis, (1) use/delivery of drug para- daughters, Jennifer (Tony), • Wayde Douglas Thayer, 53, Onalas- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail • Melissa Renee Gabel, 32, Mossyr- phernalia, (2) no valid operator’s license, Yvonne (Brent), Dorothy ka, third-degree driving while license with 34 suspended, fined $500, $3,186 ock, third-degree driving while license without identification, count 1 dis- (Glen), Terri (Tim), seven in fees. suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail missed without prejudice, count 2 dis- grandchildren and two great- with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in • Donald Elton James, 36, Puyallup, with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in missed with prejudice. grandchildren. He was fees. third-degree driving while license sus- fees. preceded in death by his pended, dismissed without prejudice. • Corinne Jones, 30, Medford, Ore., • Michael Scott Winegarden Jr., 19, • Dennis R. Sirosh, 21, Clackamas, Ore., fourth-degree assault, domestic vio- parents, Harry and Verna and • Dennis Patrick Struck, 54, Eatonville, (1) negligent fire spreading, (2) violation Onalaska, third-degree driving while li- lence, dismissed with prejudice. two brothers, Leon and Jack. cense suspended, sentenced to 90 days second-degree hunting big game, no of burn permit, sentenced to 90 days in • Diane Marie Sullivan, 32, Chehalis, We are grateful to the Long in jail with 90 suspended, fined $600, license/tags, dismissed with prejudice. jail with 90 suspended, fined $500 on Term Care Unit of Morton $386 in fees. Held Dec. 11 each count, $6,358 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail General Hospital for the • Jack Clayton Chambers, 21, Cen- • Jeffery Kurt Cummins, 55, Chehalis, • Randy Douglas Brown, 31, Centralia, with 90 suspended, fined $700, $146 in loving care they gave Russ tralia, minor in possession and/or con- hit and run, unattended property, dis- (1) second-degree criminal trespassing, (2) displaying weapon, both counts dis- fees. for the past two years. sumption, sentenced to 364 days in jail missed with prejudice. His memorial service with 364 suspended, fined $600, $283 • Sabrina Hazel Eames, 45, Chehalis, missed with prejudice. • Arnold Lee Copeland, 45, Randle, in fees. driving under the influence, sentenced • Brett Joseph Cadwell, 43, Raymond, driving under the influence, sentenced will be held at the Salkum • Jennifer R. Snodgrass-Monagon, 29, to 364 days with 229 suspended (45 driving under the influence, sentenced to 364 days in jail with 354 suspended, Fire Station Hall in Salkum, Centralia, (1) fourth-degree assault, (2) days in jail and 90 days electronic home to 364 days in jail with 362 suspended, fined $750, $886 in fees. Wash., on Sunday, Feb. 17, third-degree malicious mischief, physi- monitoring), fined $1,300, $3,196 in fees. fined $850, $967 in fees. Held Dec. 17 2013 at 2:00 p.m. cal damage, both counts dismissed with • Ate’Ha Celeste Sanchez, 33, • Mark William Looney, 51, Centralia, • Christine K. Chamberlain, 42, Che- To view the obituary, please prejudice. Napavine, driving under the influence, third-degree malicious mischief, dis- halis, driving under the influence, dis- go to chronline.com/obituaries. • Amanda May Ramirez, 27, Chehalis, sentenced to 364 days with 229 sus- missed with prejudice. missed with prejudice. third-degree driving while license sus- pended (45 days in jail and 90 days elec- • Brent Travis Dawkins, 41, Centralia, pended, sentenced to 90 days electron- tronic home monitoring), fined $1,300, fourth-degree assault, dismissed with ic home monitoring with 75 suspended, $2,846 in fees. prejudice. The only independent and locally owned funeral home fined $600, $386 in fees. • Brandon Vannoy Stray, 25, Centra- • Anthony Andrew Beaver II, 30, Che- in Centralia-Chehalis. • Phuang Le, 38, Portland, third-de- lia, third-degree driving while license halis, third-degree driving while license gree driving while license suspended, suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail suspended, sentenced to 90 days elec- sentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 sus- with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in NEWELL-HOERLING’s MORTUARY tronic home monitoring with 85 sus- CH487294sl.ke pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. fees. pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. Held Dec. 6 Held Dec. 12 • Kelly Ann Holen, 28, Randle, third- 205 W Pine Street, Centralia 360-736-3317 • Christopher Lyle Dodson, 43, Curtis, • Wendell Mark Pierce, 56, Morton, degree driving while license suspend- est. 1907

Three generations of our family serving your family since 1922 Fire Hall. Arrangements are under the Death Notices direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, Commodities • DOUGLAS DWIGHT WANGEN, 69, Centralia, Winlock. Gas in Washington — $3.37 (AAA of died Tuesday, Jan. 22, at home. A me- • LEREAN JOAN SWALBERG, 74, Randle, Washington) In Remembrance morial service will be a 1 p.m. Saturday died Saturday, Jan. 26, at Providence St. Crude Oil — $98.00 per barrel (CME at Oakview Grange, Centralia. Arrange- Peter Hospital, Olympia. No services are Group) jani k. kemper ments are under the direction of New- planned at this time. Arrangements are Gold — $1,676 (Monex) ell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. under the direction of Funeral Alterna- Silver — $32.01 (Monex) • LOUISE HELEN FORD, 93, Centralia, died tives of Washington, Lacey. Barbara Wallen. Friday Jan. 25, at home. Arrangements Jani was a kind, loving and are under the direction of Newell-Hoer- Corrections generous person. She was ling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Lotteries a devoted mother and loved • DONNA LEE GROVE, 68, Centralia, died An article in The Chronicle’s spending time with her family. Saturday Jan. 26, at Providence Centra- Washington’s Monday Games Jan. 24 edition incorrectly report- She also enjoyed traveling, lia Hospital. At the request of the family, ed that Megan Day was sentenced snorkeling, gardening, Lotto: 02-11-19-30-34-39 no services will be held. Arrangements to five days the Lewis County Jail. cooking, scrapbooking, and are under the direction of Newell-Hoer- Next jackpot: $1 million She was actually sentenced to 20 was a proliic puzzle solver. ling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Hit 5: 04-07-13-36-38 She was quick to smile and days in jail. Day was sentenced • DAYTON ANDREW BURNHAM, 93, Chehalis, Next cashpot: $200,000 had the patience of Job. died Monday, Jan. 28, at home. At the to five days in jail for each of the Match 4: 08-09-13-14 She is survived by her deceased’s request, no services will be Daily Game: 9-8-0 four counts providing alcohol to husband, Robert Kemper held. A family gathering is planned. Ar- minors she pleaded guilty to in of Snohomish, Wash., rangements are under the direction of Keno: 03-06-07-15-20-21-24-28-31- son, Nicolas Calle of Mill the Neptune Society. 32-40-41-45-47-50-53-55-63-68-71 December. Lewis County Dis- trict Court Judge Michael Roewe Creek, Wash, daughter, • BETTY GERTRUDE REED, 88, Morton, died Kayla Calle of Mill Creek, Friday, Jan. 25, in Morton. A graveside sentenced Day to serve time for service will be at 11 a.m. today at Mor- Washington’s Tuesday Games Jani K. Kemper, age 56, Wash., daughter, Holly the four counts consecutively, not Ramsay of Snohomish, ton Cemetery. Arrangements are under Mega Millions: 08-12-27-46-47, 6 concurrently. passed away on Jan. 27, 2013 the direction of Brown Mortuary Ser- Wash, granddaughter, Kelsey Next jackpot: $12 million in Bellevue, Wash., following vice, Morton. ••• Ramsay, and mother, Barbara Match 4: 04-13-17-24 a long battle with cancer. • RUSSELL D. CRASK, 80, Mossyrock, died The Chronicle seeks to be accu- She was born on Dec. 3, Wallen of Chehalis, Wash. Friday, Jan. 25, at Morton General Hos- Daily Game: 7-2-5 rate in all its reporting. If you find 1956 in Michigan City, Ind., To view the obituary, please pital. A memorial service will be at 2 Keno: 11-16-17-22-28-29-30-32-34- an error, please call the newsroom as the daughter of Charles and go to chronline.com/obituaries. p.m., Sunday, Feb. 17, at the Salkum 43-44-46-49-50-58-62-67-73-77-78 soon as possible at 807-8224. • Main 11 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 Wildlife Officers: Tough Job of Finding Poachers By K.C. Mehaffey THE 150 COMMISSIONED officers usually know they’re break- crimes, he says. The 10 percent Wildlife cases tend to be The Wenatchee World who work for Fish and Wildlife ing the law. It’s surprising how who violate the law make it un- more complex than other dis- cover everything from com- many are arrogant about it. “We fair for the 90 percent who fol- trict court cases he prosecutes OMAK — In an office build- mercial fishing in the Columbia are not out arresting people who low it. “We really just seek fair- because they often involve mul- ing in Omak, Dan Christensen River and Puget Sound to hunt- are trying to feed their family,” ness,” he says. tiple parties, and can include sits in front of two computers. ing violations in the wilds of he says. “It’s about that person hundreds of recovered photo- On one, he’s filling out a dam- Eastern Washington. They re- who thinks they’re above the AS PART OF THE JOB, Wildlife graphs. age complaint for deer that spond to cougar complaints and law.” officers gather a lot of evidence, got into a nearby orchard. On marijuana grows. Their reach To find those people, Wild- and try to submit a thorough A POACHING CASE to determine the other, he’s recovering digi- extends from the Canadian bor- life officers do patrol rivers and case to the prosecutor. That’s who shot a deer in the field may tal photographs erased from a der to the international waters lakes and hunting grounds. But partly because they’re compet- start with gathering DNA evi- memory card that may contain with Mexico, where they have they also rely on the public ing with other agencies to get dence and the bullet, continue important evidence. The $4,500 jurisdiction over any vessel reg- to provide tips about poach- their cases charged and heard by with canvassing the area to find thumbdrive that helps him re- istered in Washington state. ers or other people violating a judge. out if there were witnesses, and construct a photograph was de- “Our law enforcement offi- wildlife laws. And with today’s “For me to get something into end up with search warrants, veloped to investigate child por- cers have more authority than technology, those people use court, I know I have to have a re- seized computers and rifles for nography. any other in the state of Wash- cell phones to take photos of ally good case,” Christensen says. ballistics tests. But Christensen isn’t looking ington,” says Mike Cenci, the the evidence, or the violator’s “If somebody smacks his wife, it’s “Metal detectors, DNA foren- for people who make and dis- agency’s deputy chief of enforce- license plate to provide them a no-brainer. But I’m having to sics, seized digital images, mul- tribute child porn. He’s trying to ment. with proof. compete with a case where the tiple search warrants — those find the people who poach deer, Often, Christensen says, the state’s the victim,” he says. sorts of cases are becoming bait bear, or kill wolves. AS GENERAL AUTHORITY police, violators themselves provide the commonplace for Department As a law enforcement officer his officers have jurisdiction to best evidence. CLAY HILL, a deputy prosecutor of Fish and Wildlife officers in for the state Department of Fish enforce all state laws, and the for Okanogan County, says he’s our detachment,” Hill says. and Wildlife, he uses the same authority to inspect boats or IN THE CASE AGAINST a Western impressed with the level of in- tools available to other police. He containers without a warrant, Washington man who was bait- vestigation of the wildlife cases THAT MEANS MORE time writing sets up stakeouts, gets search war- similar to that of a U.S. Customs ing bears to his cabin near Win- he’s prosecuted. reports, he says. Even an easy ci- rants, gathers DNA and finger- agent. throp so he could shoot them “They set up sting operations tation — someone fishing with print evidence, and uses a variety It’s one of the most danger- from his porch, Wildlife officers with dummy wildlife. They use two poles without an endorse- of surveillance techniques. He’s ous police jobs because nearly used photos from his own trail undercover cops to infiltrate ment — will result in about 20 one of two Wildlife officers in the everyone they come in contact camera to show what he’d been hunting camps,” he says. “That’s minutes of writing reports. And state trained in computer forensics. with is armed. And, they are of- doing. more than your average traffic a case that’s just a little more Some of the cases he investigates ten alone, with the nearest back- Unlike many other crimes, cop. It’s some pretty high-level complex — someone who shot a are as complex as major crimes. up sometimes hours away. wildlife offenders often docu- detective work.” deer in an orchard — will take “People think we’re driv- “If someone has the inclina- ment their crimes. “They’ve got two to four hours of gathering ing around through the woods, tion to hurt you in this field, the to take a picture to brag,” Chris- ONE CASE INVOLVING a taxider- evidence and writing reports. talking to the deer. That’s really risks of that happening are very tensen says. mist practicing without a license That includes taking photos, not the case,” Christensen says. high,” Cenci says. He says people often ask why required them to break a code gathering shell casings and DNA “Most all of us have worked ev- they aren’t out arresting the real he was using to keep records. evidence, getting witness state- erything from homicides to CHRISTENSEN SAYS people who criminals. “They traced receipts back to Or- ments, writing it up and enter- missing children.” violate fish and wildlife laws But wildlife crimes are real egon,” he says. ing it into the computer. Lawmakers Renew Push Q&A About 50 people currently work New State Health at the exchange and that number Insurance Market is expected to reach 100. Nearly on Abortion Insurance Bill $10 million has been set aside for Opens In October marketing and outreach, includ- By Jonathan Kaminsky House, which passed a similar ing paid advertising starting in By Donna Gordon Blankinship The Associated Press measure a year ago. late summer. It stands in contrast to Sen- The Associated Press Beginning in 2015, the ex- OLYMPIA — Democratic ‘‘The bill is completely ate Bill 5156, a Republican-spon- SEATTLE — Another aspect of change will be required to be state lawmakers are renewing sored bill to require minors to self-sustaining, with estimated ex- a push that fell short a year ago unnecessary. It was President Barack Obama’s health notify a parent before becoming care law will go from concept penses totaling about $50 million that would require Washington eligible to receive an abortion. only introduced for in 2015. How that will happen will insurers to pay for abortions, in to reality this fall as Washington That measure, which originally residents who don’t have health be a topic of discussion during addition to the maternity care included language threatening political fodder.’’ insurance will become eligible for this year’s Legislature. A monthly they’re already mandated to pro- longstanding abortion protec- Medicaid or gain access to a new fee of nearly $13.69 per partici- vide. pant per month, which would add tions in the state, will receive a Sen. Don Benton insurance exchange. up to the costs of running the ex- They are championing hearing in the Senate’s Law and R-Vancouver Some questions and answers House Bill 1044, better known Justice Committee on Feb. 6. on where the health care law change, is being discussed along with other approaches. as the Reproductive Parity Act, stands in Washington state: which is meant to ensure that VOICING A CONCERN raised by ing short in a dramatic attempt How will people access the existing abortion coverage be How many people are unin- opponents of the abortion in- exchange? preserved once new health in- to bring it to a floor vote during a sured in Washington and how surance bill, Majority Leader Although its main interface will surance rules come into effect in Republican-led, budget-focused many of them are projected Rodney Tom, D-Medina, said he be online, people will also be able takeover of the Senate floor. This to get insurance under the 2014 under national health care feared it could run afoul of fed- to access the exchange by fax, year, 13 of the 22 Rules Com- Washington Health Benefit reform. eral law prohibiting the use fed- mail, telephone and in person. Exchange? “What we’re doing is ensur- eral Medicaid money to pay for mittee members belong to the The Affordable Care Act re- About 1 million Washington ing that women in Washington abortions, possibly jeopardizing Republican-dominated majority, quires that the exchange build residents are uninsured, or about state can continue to enjoy the billions of federal health care several of whom said they would relationships with local groups to one in seven people who live in full range of reproductive rights, dollars slated for the state. not vote for it to come to the floor help them with outreach and to the state. Officials do not know so they can have the freedom of Included in the bill is a under any circumstance. also assist people who need help the total number who will benefit choice to make decisions with signing up for insurance, said clause nullifying any portion Cody said the bill is needed from an expansion in Medicaid their families and their doctors,” Michael Marchand, spokesman of it found to interfere with the because under looming federal coverage or will buy health insur- for Washington health plan finder. said Rep. Eileen Cody, D-West state’s receipt of that federal health care reforms, insurance ance through the state’s new Seattle, the bill’s sponsor. money. Sen. Andy Hill, R-Red- carriers will face red tape asso- These groups, called navigators, exchange, which opens in Octo- will likely be local nonprofits that mond, who chairs the Senate’s ciated with covering abortion ber. State officials estimate that OPPONENTS SAID the measure Ways and Means Committee, help people in a certain commu- that may tempt them to drop it by 2017, insurance coverage ob- nity. The Health Benefit Exchange is a waste of time because all in- said he was focused on crafting from their plans. She said she is tained through Medicaid and the surers in the state already cover the budget. will be asking groups to apply unaware of any insurer contem- exchange is expected to reduce for navigator grants soon. They’ll abortion. “I have not paid any atten- plating doing so. Washington’s uninsured rate to be trained and certified to help “The bill is completely unnec- tion to the bill yet,” said Hill. less than 5 percent. Because federal money may people navigate the exchange essary,” said Sen. Don Benton, “There’s a thousand bills yet to be but they will be prohibited from R-Vancouver. “It was only intro- dropped.” not be spent on abortion, a How many people are served prohibition dating to 1976, the giving advice about which plan duced for political fodder.” by Medicaid in Washington to join. Insurance agents and bro- LAST YEAR’S VERSION of the insurers, under the federal re- state and how many more kers will also have access to the THE BILL WILL receive a pub- measure never made it to the forms, will be required to collect will be served by a proposed exchange and people who want lic hearing today in the Health Senate floor for a vote, failing two sets of premiums, one for expansion? more advice can turn to them, Care and Wellness Committee to pass out of the gate-keeping abortion coverage and one for About 1.2 million Washington but they will also have to pay of the Democratic-controlled Rules Committee and then fall- all other services. residents are currently served by these private companies a fee for Medicaid. Another 75,000 are eli- their advice. gible for the free health insurance for low-income people but do How will the online site not participate, said state Health work? Care Authority spokesman Jim People will be able to search by Lawmakers Weigh Training Stevenson. About 250,000 will be cost, of course, but the interface newly eligible on Jan. 1, 2014, un- will be much more sophisticated der new rules that set the bar at and potentially more confusing Wage for New Employees 138 percent of the federal poverty for people who would prefer not level. If everyone who is eligible to have so many choices. They signs up for Medicaid, state offi- will be able to narrow their search By Rachel La Corte 15 cents this month to $9.19 wage for 85 percent of minimum cials expect to add about 325,000 to see what plans their own doc- The Associated Press per hour. wage for 14 and 15 year olds. over the new few years. tor will accept. They could search Employers would only be Many states, including by name brand or type of plan OLYMPIA — Washing- able to use the certificate once Idaho, follow the federal mini- How is the exchange being ton state has the highest state and by what services are covered per employee, and training wag- mum wage of $7.25 an hour, set up in Washington? such as mental health and physi- minimum wage in the nation, es could not be used on more either because they’ve tied A new public-private part- cal therapy. but a new bill being consid- than 10 percent of the employ- their minimum wage to that nership called the Washington Online they’ll find links to ered by lawmakers would al- er’s workforce. threshold or because the state- Health Benefit Exchange is set- places where they can get extra low some employers to pay a The bill is sponsored by Sen. enacted minimum is lower ting up an online marketplace help, on the telephone or in per- lower “training wage” to new Janea Holmquist Newbry, a than that. called the health plan finder. It son and eventually the site will employees for a certain peri- will allow people to compare plan Republican from Moses Lake Washington voters ap- include a live chat feature for im- od of time. and enroll as individuals, families who is chairwoman of the proved a process in 1998 to au- mediate help. People who enter The measure heard before or small businesses. It was created their information into the system the Senate Commerce & La- committee. A companion bill tomatically increase the mini- by the Legislature in 2011. Rules may also get a few nice surprises, bor Committee on Wednes- in the House had a public hear- mum wage to compensate for were refined by another bill in such as a determination that they day would establish a special ing on Tuesday. inflation. 2012. It is governed by a board are eligible for Medicaid or for training certificate for em- Currently, exceptions to the Oregon has the next highest of volunteers with experience in help paying their premiums. ployers with fewer than 50 minimum wage law already ex- state minimum wage at $8.95 health care, economics or actu- employees. ist with employers being able per hour. arial science. Will the exchange be ready The certificate would al- to pay less than the minimum San Francisco has set the to start enrolling people by the low them to pay new employ- wage to certain groups, like highest local minimum wage, How is it being paid for? Oct. 1 deadline? ees 75 percent of the mini- student workers at schools that with workers there making at Federal dollars are paying for Absolutely, says Marchand. But mum wage during a training they attend, and individuals least $10.55 an hour starting setting up the exchange. Wash- the program will continue evolve period to last no longer than impaired by age or physical this year. The minimum wage in ington has received grants total- in the future, as will its online ing more than $150 million so far. presence. 680 hours. Washington state’s or mental deficiency or injury. Santa Fe, N.M. rises to $10.51 on minimum wage increased by State law also allows a training March 1. Main 12  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 BUSINESS Annual Report: Lewis County’s Retail and Healthcare Industries Have Most Job Openings VACANCIES GROW wage was $14.90 in urban areas compared to $12.14 in rural ar- LEWIS COUNTY TOURISM INDUSTRY STATEWIDE: Still, Lewis eas. Vleming said King County, Business Briefs County’s Unemployment with high-paying jobs at com- LEADERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY Remains High panies such as Amazon, Micro- LEWIS COUNTY COMMUNITY NETWORK Tourism industry leaders of Lewis County will soft and Boeing, and Thurston SPONSORS EVENT TODAY IN MOSSYROCK meet Wednesday at the Morgan Arts Centre in To- By Amy Nile County’s family-wage govern- ledo to discuss how to work together to market the ment positions inflate the aver- The Lewis County Community Network is area. Those who regularly attend the monthly meet- [email protected] age rate. sponsoring an event to connect youth with area ings are encouraged to bring new people to the Feb- Though Lewis County’s un- “But we do better than the services today at the Mossyrock Community ruary meeting to expand networking opportunities. employment rate remains con- east,” he said. Center, located at 219 E. State St., today from 4 The meeting will take place at 190 Plomondon sistently high, job openings in In Eastern Washington, the to 7 p.m. Road from 1 to 3 p.m. Washington grew by about 35 average hourly starting wage Representatives from ESD Youth Employment For more information contact Mary Kay Nelson of the percent from last spring to the is $11.53 in urban centers and Services, Reliable Enterprises, Centralia College, White Pass Scenic Byway at [email protected]. fall of 2012, and a quarter of $11.15 in rural areas. 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Republican Lawmakers See Brazil: Nightclub Gabrielle Giffords Owner Blames ‘The to Lawmakers: ‘You Whole Country’ For Must Act’ to Curb Automatic Cuts as Leverage Fire That Killed 235, Gun Violence By Andrew Taylor His Lawyer Says WASHINGTON (AP) — In The Associated Press SANTA MARIA, Brazil a dramatic appeal, wounded (AP) — The owner of a nightclub WASHINGTON — There’s a former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords ‘‘This is sort of political brinksmanship in southern Brazil where more growing sense of resignation that urged Congress on Wednesday than 230 people died in a fire last the county’s political leaders will of the kind that results in one primary to enact tougher curbs on guns, weekend deflected blame to “the be unable or unwilling to find a saying, “too many children are victim, and that’s American taxpayers whole country,” as well as to archi- way around looming automatic dying” without them. tects and inspectors charged with spending cuts despite fresh signs — the American middle class.’’ “The time is now. You must act. making sure the building was safe, the trims would threaten the re- Be bold, be courageous, Ameri- his lawyer said Wednesday. covering economy. cans are counting on you,” she Jay Carney Attorney Jader Marques said told the Senate Judiciary Com- White House Press Secretary his client, Elissandro Spohr, “re- ON ONE SIDE are conservative mittee at Congress’ first gun con- gretted having ever been born” Republicans, outnumbered and trol hearing since 20 elementary because of his grief over the fire, frustrated, who see the painfully school children were shot to death but still blamed Sunday’s tragedy large cuts as leverage in their bat- ing cuts from costly government as a “sequester” in Washington- in Newtown, Conn., late last year. on “a succession of errors made by tle to force Democrats into con- benefit programs like Medicare speak, are the penalty for the Giffords spoke haltingly, a re- the whole country.” cessions on the budget. On the that Obama and his Democratic failures of the 2011 deficit “su- sult of the wounds suffered when Police investigating the blaze other side are President Barack allies in Congress have been re- percommittee” and subsequent she was shot in the head in an at- have said it likely started when Obama and his Democratic allies, luctant to touch. rounds of budget talks to pro- tempted assassination two years a country music band perform- who are pressing to replace some duce an agreement. ago that left six others dead. ing at the Kiss nightclub in the of the cuts with new tax revenues. THE MOVE IS FRAUGHT with risk. But in conflicting testimony college town of Santa Maria lit a The predictable deadlock — Some $43 billion would be cut ALONG WITH the threatened a little more than an hour later, a flare, which ignited flammable and looming cuts of $85 billion from the Pentagon budget be- expiration of Bush-era tax cuts, top official of the National Rifle soundproofing foam on the ceil- this budget year alone — has the tween March and October if the spending cuts were a ma- Association rejected bans on cer- ing. That initial error was com- potential to slam the economy, battling Democrats and Repub- jor element of the so-called fis- tain assault weapons and high pounded by the near-total lack of produce sweeping furloughs licans can’t agree on an alterna- cal cliff crisis that gripped the capacity magazines advocated by emergency infrastructure such as and layoffs at federal agencies tive. Equal cuts would hit do- country at the new year. While President Barack Obama and gun a fire alarms or sprinkler systems, and threatens hundreds of thou- mestic programs, although the most of the tax cuts — except for control advocates in Congress. police have said. The club also sands of private sector jobs. health care programs that are upper-bracket income — were Under persistent questioning had only one working door and a The cuts would shrink the major drivers of future deficits made permanent, negotiators from Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., faulty fire extinguisher. Pentagon budget by 7 percent are largely exempt. could only agree on a two- the panel’s chairman, the NRA’s and force most domestic agen- “Talk about letting the se- month reprieve to the sequester Wayne LaPierre also conceded cies to absorb a 5 percent cut quester kick in, as though that after finding $24 billion in re- that in a reversal, his organiza- Israel Conducts Rare concentrated in the last half of were an acceptable thing, belies placement money that reduced tion no longer supports univer- the budget year. where Republicans were on this this year’s round of cuts from Airstrike on Syria; State sal background checks for gun Just last year, GOP leaders issue not that long ago,” White $109 billion to $85 billion. Eight purchasers. He said criminals TV Says Jets Hit Military were among the loudest voices House Press Secretary Jay Car- more years of cuts, totaling al- wouldn’t subject themselves to a warning of dire consequences for ney said Wednesday. “This is most $1 trillion, still remain. Site Near Damascus background check and the cur- the military and the economy if sort of political brinksman- The austerity, economists say, rent system is a failure because the BEIRUT (AP) — Israel con- more than $100 billion in cuts ship of the kind that results in would slow down the economy. administration doesn’t prosecute ducted a rare airstrike on a mili- across the board went into ef- one primary victim, and that’s Under a formula by the Con- potential violators aggressively. tary target inside Syria near the fect. Now, even as defense hawks American taxpayers — the gressional Budget Office, a $43 border with Lebanon, foreign fume, Republicans see the strat- American middle class.” billion cut in defense spending officials and Syrian state TV said A Security Challenge egy as their best chance of wring- The automatic cuts, known could cost 300,000 jobs this year. Wednesday, amid fears President Bashar Assad’s regime could pro- For New Orleans: Mardi vide powerful weapons to the Is- Gras Revelry on Hold — lamic militant group Hezbollah. Honoring Gandhi’s Last Steps Regional security officials said For a Super Bowl Party Israel had been planning in the NEW ORLEANS (AP) — days leading up to the airstrike to New Orleans police are in the hit a shipment of weapons bound middle of an unprecedented secu- for Hezbollah, Lebanon’s most rity challenge with an estimated powerful military force and a 150,000 Super Bowl fans packing sworn enemy of the Jewish state. the city during the raucous an- Among Israeli officials’ chief fears nual buildup to Mardi Gras, when is that Assad will pass chemical thousands of revelers flock to the weapons or sophisticated anti- historic French Quarter and its aircraft missiles to Hezbollah — restaurants, bars and strip clubs. something that could change the It all began in earnest Friday balance of power in the region night with the first of the city’s and greatly hinder Israel’s ability major float-filled Mardi Gras to conduct air sorties in Lebanon. season parades. This week, the The regional officials said parade schedule is on hold while the shipment Israel was plan- the Super Bowl takes center stage. ning to strike included Russian- Mardi Gras preparations resume made SA-17 anti-aircraft missiles, once Sunday’s game is over and which would be strategically the parades roll again starting “game-changing” in the hands Wednesday. of Hezbollah by enabling the The city’s police force of 1,200 group to carry out fiercer attacks officers is working more than on Israel and shoot down Israeli three weeks’ worth of 12-hour days, jets, helicopters and surveillance on the lookout for everything from drones. A U.S. official said the petty crime and public drunken- strike hit a convoy of trucks but ness to random gunfire and the did not give an exact location. threat of terrorism. It will be an ex- Manish Swarup / The Associated Press The Syrian military con- hausting stretch that city officials Flowers decorate the footprints that mark the last steps of Mahatma Gandhi, on his death anniversary in New Delhi, firmed the strike in a statement say will cost the city several million India, Wednesday. Gandhi, known as the father of the nation, was assassinated by a Hindu nationalist on Jan. 30, 1948. read aloud on state TV, but it dollars in police overtime. said the jets bombed a military “If we can, we’d like to give research center in the area of them some time down,” said Jamraya, northwest of the capi- police chief Ronal Serpas. “But tal, Damascus, and about 15 if we can’t, they know it and kilometers (10 miles) from the they’ll stand up for it.” Standoff: Alabama Gunman border with Lebanon. George Ryan to be French Capture Kidal, Latest Illinois Governor Kills Bus Driver, Seizes Boy Third and Last Major MIDLAND CITY, Ala. (AP) visited the boy’s family. Clouse neighbors with a gun as they Through Prison Door — — A standoff in rural Alabama said the bunker had food and drove by his house weeks ago. Mali Town Held by This Time Headed Out went into a second full day to- electricity. Homes on the road had been Radical Islamists day as police surrounded an Authorities lowered medi- evacuated earlier after authorities CHICAGO (AP) — George underground bunker where a cine into the bunker for the found what they believed to be SEVARE, Mali (AP) — Ryan on Wednesday will become retired truck driver was holding boy after his captor agreed to it, a bomb on the property. SWAT French forces met no resistance the latest former Illinois gover- Wednesday in Kidal, the Is- a 5-year-old hostage he grabbed Clouse said. teams took up positions around nor to go through a prison door. lamists’ last major town, as the off a school bus after shooting The gunman, identified by Ryan is being released from the gunman’s property and po- two-week-old mission scored an- a federal prison in Terre Haute, the driver dead. neighbors as Jimmy Lee Dykes, lice negotiators tried to win the other success in its effort to dis- Ind., after serving five-plus years A normally quiet dirt road 65, was known around the kindergartner’s safe release. lodge the al-Qaida-linked mili- for corruption. He’s expected to was teeming with activity neighborhood as a menacing The situation remained un- tants from northern Mali. spend the first few weeks at a half- around the siege that began late figure who once beat a dog to changed for hours as negotiators The capture of Kidal came way house in Chicago and then Tuesday. At least a dozen police death with a lead pipe, threat- talked to the suspect, Alabama just days after French and Malian return to his home in Kankakee, cars and trucks, a fire truck, a ened to shoot children for set- State Trooper Charles Dys- forces retook two other provincial about 60 miles to the south. helicopter, officers from mul- ting foot on his property and art told a news conference late capitals — Gao and Timbuktu — Once reacclimated to life on tiple agencies, media and at patrolled his yard at night with a Wednesday. Earlier in the day, that also had been under harsh the outside, Ryan will discover least one ambulance crowded flashlight and a shotgun. Sheriff Wally Olson said that Islamic rule for nearly 10 months. an Illinois that has grown less the stretch where the dead-end Authorities say the gunman authorities had “no reason to “Nobody questions France’s tolerant of the kind of wheeling residential road branches off a boarded a stopped school bus believe that the child has been rapid deployment but the ability and dealing that led to the im- U.S. highway near Midland City, Tuesday afternoon and demand- harmed.” to hold on to the cities and terri- prisonment of him and his suc- population 2,300. A staging area ed two boys between 6 and 8 Local TV station WDHN tory is an immense challenge. It cessor, Rod Blagojevich. for law enforcement was lit by years old. When the driver tried obtained a police dispatch re- is not clear how they will be able “Public trust really started to bright lights overnight. to block his way, the gunman cording of the moment officers to sustain the recent gains,” said falter under Ryan, then it implod- The boy being held was shot him several times and took first arrived at the site. On it, the Alex Vines, head of the Africa ed and sunk under Blagojevich,” watching TV and getting medi- a 5-year-old boy off the bus. officers are heard saying that program at Chatham House. said Cindi Canary, the former cation sent from home, accord- Dykes had been scheduled to they were trying to communi- “The Islamist extremists have head of the Illinois Campaign for ing to state Rep. Steve Clouse, appear in court Wednesday to cate with Dykes through a PVC not been defeated; they have melt- Political Reform. who met with authorities and face a charge of menacing some pipe leading into the shelter. ed into the heat haze of the desert.” Main 14  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 LOCAL Two Officers and Drug Dog Gone From Winlock Police Department SMALL TOWN POLICING: Winlock Police Chief Says the Department ‘‘This has happened in Is in Process of Hiring the past. It is just what Another Officer we have to deal with By Stephanie Schendel sometimes.’’ [email protected] The Winlock Police Depart- Terry Williams Winlock Police Chief ment is down to one officer after its K-9 team, Officer Steve Mill- er and police dog Misha, left the city earlier this month. passed by the Winlock City Now, Winlock Police Chief Council on Jan. 14, obtained by Terry Williams is the sole officer The Chronicle through a pub- for the one-square mile munici- lic records request, the city sold pality that has a population of Misha for $2,000 to the Upper about 1,300 people. Skagit Police Department, the It’s not the first time the tribal law enforcement agency Winlock Police Department has where Miller took a job. been down to one officer, Wil- The funding for Misha pri- liams said. marily came from grant money, “This has happened in the as well as community donations, Williams said. past,” he said. “It is just what we Pete Caster / [email protected] have to deal with sometimes.” It is uncommon for the dog Winlock Police Chief Terry M. Williams walks back to his vehicle after pulling over a car for a traic violation on Wednesday. Miller’s departure came a few and its handler to be split up Williams is currently the only full-time oicer employed by the department. weeks after the Winlock Police when the officer switches law Department lost its other offi- enforcement agencies, Williams cer, Ken Wong, as a result of the working for the Winlock Police Along with Miller, the city also 22 pounds of methamphet- said. Also, Williams has no way town of Vader’s decision not to Department since 1979, and has is now without his drug dog, Mi- amine from various arrests, to know if the officer replacing renew its contract with the Win- been chief since 2000, said the sha, the 5-year-old Belgian ma- mostly within Lewis County, Miller would have any interest, lock police department, which department is in the process of linois. Misha, who initially cost since starting her career as a or training, in handling a police had been providing patrol ser- hiring another officer. $5,500 to purchase and has gone drug dog two years ago. dog. vices and handling emergency If the sheriff’s office loses an through upwards of 300 training Though Misha technically “Nobody was happy about calls for a little more than a year. officer it’s one thing, he said, but hours, could have a career that belonged to the city of Winlock, her leaving,” Williams said. “Or Unlike Wong, Williams said, when a small department like lasts a decade, depending on her Misha lived at home with Miller him for that matter.” Vader’s contract was not the rea- Winlock loses and person, they health. and his family and went with ••• son why Miller left. need to fill the position much Misha has assisted law en- him to work in his patrol car. Stephanie Schendel: (360) Williams, who has been more quickly. forcement in seizing more than According to a resolution 807-8208 News in Brief doesn’t develop as it should dur- Green Thumb? Washington Inmates Help Rescue ing the first month of pregnancy. Young Brothers in Creek The Washington state Depart- VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) ment of Health expects one case State Looks for Pot Consultant — Rescue officials say several among the roughly 4,000 births By Gene Johnson Washington state Corrections in the county each year. There Department inmates jumped were eight cases reported in 2012. The Associated Press into a chilly, fast-moving creek Health Department spokes- man Donn Moyer said Wednes- TACOMA — Wanted: A to help rescue three young boat- green thumb with extensive ers who were dumped into the day that the investigation will take several months. He also knowledge of the black, or at water when their kayak over- least gray, market. turned. says the reported cases are dis- persed across the county and are As Washington state tries The three brothers, aged 8, to figure out how to regulate 10 and 16, were rescued safely not located in one area. The defect is generally caused its newly legal marijuana, offi- on Wednesday and the inmates cials are hiring an adviser on all made it to shore as well. by a lack of folic acid in the mother’s diet or by certain medi- things weed: how it’s best grown, Clark County Fire District 6 dried, tested, labeled, packaged Chief Jerry Green says the three cations or hereditary conditions. Women with diabetes, smok- and cooked into brownies. boys and two inmates were tak- Sporting a mix of flannel, en to nearby hospitals with mild ers, obese women and Hispanic women are also at higher risk. ponytails and suits, dozens of hypothermia. those angling for the job turned Green says the water tem- out Wednesday for a forum in perature in Salmon Creek was Gypsy Moth Eggs Tacoma, several of them from 45 degrees. out of state. The Liquor Con- The Larch Corrections Cen- Removed From Cargo trol Board, the agency charged ter inmate work crew was doing Ship at Tacoma with developing rules for the park maintenance when they marijuana industry, reserved a heard screams for help. Officials TACOMA (AP) — The Cus- convention center hall for a state say inmate Nelson Pettis jumped toms and Border Protection bidding expert to take questions in, as did inmate Larry Bohn. agency says inspectors found about the position and the hir- The Columbian reports they Asian gypsy moth egg clusters ing process. helped the two younger boys get Jan. 23 on a cargo ship at the “Since it’s not unlikely with onto a pile of floating debris in Port of Tacoma. this audience, would a felony The vessel was ordered into the creek until they could be res- conviction preclude you from Ed Andrieski / The Associated Press cued. international waters for cleaning. this contract?” asked Rose A worker at a grow house in Denver examines a marijuana plant ready to be har- Bohn says he also helped the A commercial cleaning company Habib, an analytical chemist vested. Last fall, voters made Washington and Colorado the irst states to pass 16-year-old to shore. removed 275 egg masses from from a marijuana testing lab in laws legalizing the recreational use of marijuana and setting up systems of state- the surface of the ship. It was re- Missoula, Mont. licensed growers, processors and retail stores where adults over 21 can walk in and inspected and allowed to dock in Small Earthquake The answer: It depends. A buy up to an ounce of heavily taxed cannabis. Tacoma to unload cargo. pot-related conviction is probably Shakes Southwest The eggs were laid by moths fine, but a “heinous felony,” not requires “at least three years of tana who are bidding for the apparently attracted to lights so much, responded John Farley, consulting experience relating contract. They’re fed up with Washington on the ship when it was in port a procurement coordinator with to the knowledge of the canna- federal raids on medical dispen- PORTLAND (AP) — A small in East Asia. If allowed to hatch, the Liquor Control Board. bis industry, including but not saries there. earthquake in Southwest Wash- the caterpillars would threaten limited to product growth, har- “We want to move here and ington shook parts of metropoli- Northwest forests and urban WASHINGTON and Colorado vesting, packaging, product in- make it work. We want to be tan Portland on Wednesday. trees and other plants. this fall became the first states fusion and product safety.” somewhere this is moving for- The U.S. Geological Survey to pass laws legalizing the recre- ward and being embraced so- says the 3.7-magnitude quake Arlington Man Fires ational use of marijuana and set- OTHER CATEGORIES cover qual- cially,” she said. struck just after 5 p.m. and was ting up systems of state-licensed ity testing, including how to Khurshid Khoja, a corpo- centered near Amboy, Wash., Pistol to Scare Man growers, processors and retail test for levels of THC, the com- rate lawyer from San Francis- about 20 miles north of Vancou- stores where adults over 21 can pound that gets marijuana users co, wore a suit and sat beside a ver. No damage was reported. Threatening Woman walk in and buy up to an ounce high; statistical analysis of how balding, ponytailed man in a An hour after the quake, EVERETT (AP) — Police say of heavily taxed cannabis. much marijuana the state’s li- gray sweatshirt — Ed Rosenthal, more than 900 people had told a bystander fired a shot into the Both states are working to censed growers should produce; a co-founder of High Times the USGS that they felt it. air to scare a man who had been develop rules for the emerging and the development of regula- magazine and a recognized ex- Krissy Barber of Gresham, chasing a woman and threaten- pot industry. Up in the air is ev- tions, a category that requires a pert on marijuana cultivation. Ore., told KATU-TV that it felt ing her with a knife in Everett, erything from how many grow- “strong understanding of state, They’re on a team bidding for like everyone in her apartment Wash. ers and stores there should be, local or federal government pro- the contract. building slammed their doors Police officer Aaron Snell to how the marijuana should be cesses,” with a law degree pre- “I’ve seen the effect of regu- in unison, and the couch contin- said the man with the knife tested to ensure people don’t get ferred. lation of marijuana all my life,” ued to shake for several seconds. stopped chasing the woman sick. Farley said the state hopes to Khoja said. “I’d like to see a A Vancouver couple said the Wednesday afternoon and was Sales are due to begin in award a single contract cover- more rational, scientific ap- quake was “very forceful,” and detained by several other people Washington state in December. ing all four categories, but if no proach to it.” some things on the counter were until police arrived and arrested bidder or team of bidders has ex- After the questions ended, shaken and turned around. him for unlawful possession of WASHINGTON’S LIQUOR CONTROL pertise in all fields— regulatory the bidders mingled, exchang- a dangerous weapon. Police say Board has a long and “very good” law, statistical analysis and pot ing business cards and talking the woman fled. history with licensing and regu- growing — multiple contracts about how they might team Yakima County Snell says the man and wom- lation, spokesman Mikhail Car- could be awarded. Or bidders up. One Seattle-area marijuana Birth Defects Being an had been involved in a do- penter said. who are strong in one category grower, a college student who mestic dispute. “But there are some techni- could team up with those who declined to give his name af- Investigated The 61-year-old Arlington cal aspects with marijuana we are strong in another. Bids are ter noting that a dispensary he YAKIMA (AP) — Washing- man who fired his pistol told po- could use a consultant to help us due Feb. 15, with the contract worked with had been raided by ton health officials are investi- lice he’d ordered the man with with,” Carpenter said. awarded in March. federal authorities in 2011, ap- gating several instances of a rare the knife to stop chasing the The board has advertised proached Rosenthal. and fatal birth defect in Yakima woman. Fearing for her safety, for consulting services in four HABIB, THE CHEMIST, said she’s “It would be my dream to County last year. the bystander says he fired one categories. The first is “product part of a team of marijuana and smoke a bowl with you after It occurs when a baby’s brain shot. and industry knowledge” and regulatory experts from Mon- this,” he said. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Beavers Make Senior Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 3 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Night Special NWAACC Men’s Basketball Tuesday’s 2A Girls Basketball Trailblazers Lock Down LC Bearcats ‘D’ PLUS: Devils Miss All 15 Wrap Up 3-Pointers in First Half of 57-48 Centralia Win Second- By The Chronicle The Trailblazers went 6-2 over the first half of their Straight NWAACC West Division men's basketball schedule, allowing a league-best 58 points per contest. EvCo Title Their goal for the second half By The Chronicle of the league slate, naturally, was W.F. West wrapped up their to drop that average down to second-straight Evergreen 2A 55 — and a 57-48 win over ri- Conference title with a big 57-31 val Lower Columbia Wednesday victory over Black Hills on Tues- night in Centralia was the per- day night in Chehalis. After a fect way to start it. slow start, the Bearcats — ranked "We came out focused on second in the latest Associated executing our plan on defense, Press state poll — went on a 20-6 which is hopefully have those run in the second quarter and guys settle for outside (shots), never looked back. Julie Spencer which they did," Blazer coach Ja- led the team with 15 points and son Moir said. "And, luckily they 13 rebounds. didn't make more than three." “They’re a physical team The Red Devils actually failed and they match up with our to connect on all 15 of their size better then the rest of the 3-point attempts in the first half, league,” W.F. West coach Henri and finished the game 3 of 24. Weeks said. “But our girls really Centralia ran out to a 24-15 established our will in the first halftime lead, and pushed the half and the second quarter was advantage to 43-27 in the sec- where the statement got placed.” ond half before Lower Columbia Jamika Parker added 10 and started pounding the ball inside Tori Weeks scored 11 in the vic- late in the game and sawed into tory. The Bearcats defense held its deficit. Black Hills to single digits in "To keep LCC under 50 is three quarters and just 13 made great," Moir said. "We're excited field goals from the floor. about it." Zach Carras scored 20 points please see CHAMPS, page S3 and hit all three of the Blazers' 3-pointers, with five rebounds, and Van Lockett scored 17 Tuesday’s 2B Girls points with three assists and Basketball nary a turnover from the point guard position. Miles Waggener added 10 Pe Ell Avenges points and five rebounds for the Lone Loss, Wins winners. Adna product Nate Trotter C2BL Crown scored 8 points with eight boards for LC, while Ryan Rogers led By The Chronicle the Red Devils with 15 points. PE ELL — Pe Ell will remain Centralia (13-7, 7-2 league) atop the Central 2B League is now second in the West Divi- standings for the rest of this sea- sion standings and just a game son after a 44-41 victory over behind league-leading Pierce (8- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Napavine in girls basketball ac- 1). The Blazers will play at Green Centralia’s Van Lockett looks to pass the ball during NWAAC West Division men’s basketball action on Wednesday night in tion here on Tuesday night. River on Saturday. Centralia. Lockett scored 17 points to lead the Trailblazers past Lower Columbia. In what was senior night for the Trojans, Alissa Brooks-John- son led the team with 19 and 2B Boys Basketball 12 rebounds points while Sami Robinson added 14 points and Tigers Down eight boards. The Trojans, with the win, avenged their only C2BL loss this Pe Ell to Seal year. "All of the seniors did a great Playoff Bid job, as far as working their butts off," Pe Ell coach Dawna Robin- By The Chronicle son said. "Overall we didn't make NAPAVINE — Napavine some shots we could have made got rolling early and withstood but you could definitely tell that a Pe Ell comeback in the third our girls did not want to lose this quarter for a 49-40 Central 2B game and held on to win." League boys hoops victory here Robinson started seniors on Wednesday night. The win Brooks-Johnson, Robinson, sealed a spot in the District 4 Mandy Alden, Mattie Miller and tournament for the Tigers. Taylor Ratkie. Ratkie scored 6 David Grace led the Tigers points, Miller notched 3 points with solid post play, notching 16 and seven rebounds and Alden points and nine rebounds. added a bucket. The Trojans "Chance Sherwood also trailed 21-19 at the half, but took played well," Napavine coach Rex the lead in the third quarter and Stanley said. "He got into a little held on in the fourth. "Kayla bit of foul trouble but got us eight Capps was also battling stomach rebounds and anchored us." flu all day and she still came in a Brandon Hansen / [email protected] please see C2BL, page S5 Pe Ell’s Austin Arrington (right) and Napavine’s Cole Doughty race to the loose ball Wednesday night in Napavine. please see C2BL, page S4

Shooter The Final Word Tenino’s Devante Harris puts up a Sonics Rumors Prompt T-Shirt Sales jumper against TV’s Best Bet OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Rumors moved the Sonics to Oklahoma City in Forks Tuesday College Basketball night in a SWW that an NBA team may soon return to Se- 2008. 1A League Ever- attle are good news for an Olympia com- The owners of the Sacramento Kings, Arizona at Washington green Division pany that prints T-Shirts. the Maloof family, have a signed agree- 6 p.m. Media Fly Creative has printed about boys basketball ment to sell the franchise to a group that ESPN game. 1,500 Sonics T-shirts saying “We’re Back!” Owners Ian Bolyard and Dave Vahey intends to move the team to Seattle and told The Olympian they consulted an restore the SuperSonics name. attorney so the logo is not a copy of the The NBA Board of Governors must Brandon Hansen / [email protected] trademark owned by Clay Bennett, who approve any sale.

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Climbing Permits for Mount St. Helens Go on Sale Friday By The Chronicle year-round. From April 1 to org. ral resources and visitor safety gov/main/mountsthelens/home. AMBOY — Friday marks Oct. 31, a fee of $22 is charged Between May 15 and Oct. 31 with the thrill of climbing one of Information about guided the first day of sales of Mount for each permit. Beginning at there is a limit of 100 permits the most active volcanos on the climbs and field seminars of- St. Helens climbing permits for 9 a.m. on Feb. 1, permits may per day to help manage impact world. fered by the Mount St. Hel- the 2013 climbing season. Per- be purchased online through on the mountain’s natural re- Details about climbing ens Institute is found at http:// mits are required above 4,800- the Mount St. Helens Institute’s generation. These permits help Mount St. Helens are available mshinstitute.org/index.php/ foot elevation on the volcano website at www.mshinstitute. balance the protection of natu- online at http://www.fs.usda. programs/index. WDFW Searching for Fish on the Cowlitz Proposals Due Back By Feb. 15 By The Chronicle Hunters and other members of the public will have through Feb. 15 to contribute comments on changes to hunting rules that were proposed by the Wash- ington Department of Fish and Wildlife. These proposals include: • Expanding spring black bear hunting opportunities in the northern Puget Sound area to reduce bear damage to trees in commercial timberlands. • Allowing the use of illumi- nated arrow nocks for archery equipment. • Restoring antlerless elk op- portunities for archery hunters in Yakima County, specifically in Game Management Units 352 (Nile) and 356 (Bumping). Written comments may be emailed to wildthing@dfw. wa.gov or mailed to: Wildlife Program Commission Public Comments, 600 Capitol Way N., Olympia, Wash., 98501. The final round of com- ments and finalizing discussions will be held March 1-2 in Mo- ses Lake and completed by The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission.

Fish Your Way Into Cash Or Free Merchandise Fishermen from all over the state will be traveling to com- pete in this year's Anacortes Salmon Derby at a chance to win some cash or free merchan- dise. Beginning March 30, eager Pete Caster / [email protected] competitors will cast out for two days in attempt to win the first- Mitchel Olson, Chehalis, casts his line into the Cowlitz River near the Cowlitz River Trout Hatchery on Friday, Jan. 18. Olson, along with nearly 30 other ishermen, place prize of $15,000. were looking to catch steelhead, but complained that the river had dropped signiicantly over the past two days making ishing more diicult. Other top placers will earn cash or merchandise totaling $15,000. Derby tickets will be for sale A team of scientists from cluding water temperature, were at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery days of operations at the Cowlitz as of Friday, and will end March NOAA and Oregon State Uni- not as important. separator. Salmon Hatchery separator. 22 or when sold out. The ticket versity have found clues are bet- A computer model based on During the past week Taco- During the past week Ta- cost will be $60 and will go to- ter than others for predicting the findings has had promis- ma Power employees released 19 coma Power employees released wards grants and scholarships fish abundance. ing results, accurately predict- coho adults, seven jacks and 10 two coho adults and two winter- for fisheries students, provided The most reliable predic- ing 221,000 fish would return winter-run steelhead into Lake run steelhead into Lake Scanewa by the Puget Sound Anglers. tor turned out to be the dinner in 2011, and nearly nailing the Scanewa above Cowlitz Falls above Cowlitz Falls Dam at the Last year's derby netted more bell — when there was abundant number of fish coming back in Dam at the Day Use Site and Day Use Site and one coho adult than $22,000 in scholarships prey in the ocean, salmon runs 2012, with 180,000 fish predict- one winter-run steelhead, five and one winter-run steelhead and over $13,000 in grants. were more robust. ed, close to the 203,000 that ac- coho adults and one jack into the into the Tilton River at Gust Ted Radke of Ferndale But as always with salmon, tually came back. Tilton River at Gust Backstrom Backstrom Park in Morton. took first late year, with a the picture was more complicat- The model may prove useful Park in Morton. River flows at Mayfield Dam 21.72-pound salmon. The derby ed, and what proved to be a good for fish managers in their an- River flows at Mayfield Dam are approximately 5,750 cubic includes Women's, Senior, Youth test for some species was not as nual task of predicting salmon were approximately 11,700 cubic feet per second on Monday, Jan. and Active Military divisions. effective for others. returns to the Columbia River, feet per second on Monday, Jan. 28. Water visibility was 11 feet. Pre-Derby events will begin The ocean is a black box of made months before the season 22. Lower end of Blue and on Friday, March 29 and the imponderables, with complexi- actually starts. Washougal River: River is Mill creeks, tributaries to the derby itself will run March 30- ties interacting to make predic- low and clear; fishing is slow. 67 Cowlitz River: Thursday, Jan. 31. For ticket information, please tions difficult. But in a paper LOCAL FISHING REPORTS bank anglers kept one hatchery 31, is the last day to fish in the visit www.anacortessalmonder- published this month in the current two-month season. Creel Survey: Jan. 22 steelhead. by.com. scientific journal "PLoS ONE," Washougal River: 39 bank researchers reported when they anglers kept six steelhead and Salmon/Steelhead Creel Survey: Jan. 29 Technology Aiding Salmon combined 31 indicators rang- released one hatchery and two ing from sea surface tempera- Cowlitz River: Fourteen Salmon/Steelhead wild fish. Twenty-three boat an- Predictions tures to the amount of salmon bank anglers kept one steelhead. glers released eight hatchery and Every year fish managers at- prey to help predict adult spring Seven boat anglers also kept one Cowlitz River: Fourteen one wild steelhead. tempt to predict how many Pa- Chinook salmon returns to the steelhead. bank anglers had no catch. Eight Klickitat River from the cific salmon will migrate back to Columbia last year, the best pre- Last week Tacoma Power re- boat anglers kept one steelhead. Fisher Hill Bridge down- their home rivers. It's a key exer- dictor, by far was the presence of covered 24 winter-run steelhead, Last week Tacoma Power re- stream: Thursday, Jan. 31 is the cise that drives everything from food in the ocean. 43 coho adults and eight jacks covered 12 winter-run steelhead last day to fish for salmon until harvest limits to hatchery policy. Local physical indicators, in- during five days of operations and five coho adults during four spring. Rain Expected to Lure Additional Steelhead Upstream By The Seattle Times ter in Lynnwood. "Conditions Bogachiel, Hoh from Oxbow bait and birds around (the key to Salmon Classic is Feb. 7-9. De- Low and clear water condi- weren't great, but a few hatchery downstream and Sol Duc. keeping chinook feeding in the tails: 360-378-5562. tions on rivers left steelhead fish were caught at Reiter Ponds Minimal water movement area), and the last couple hours In northern Puget Sound, fishing as stagnant as the foggy (on Skykomish), Snoqualmie between tidal series has left the of the low tide is best at Winter fishing is slow to fair at weather. and North Fork of Stillagua- marine salmon fishery slow at Hole (north of Port Angeles) Midchannel Bank off Port That could change if rainfall mish." midweek. and near the base of Ediz Hook," Townsend, Point No Point and Possession Bar. this week draws more fresh fish Other rivers generating some "The winter chinook fishery Bennett said. "I'd wait for the Central Puget Sound is open steelhead are the Wynoochee, has been driven by good morn- better tides next week." upstream as the winter season through Jan. 31, and is slow to Skagit (near Hamilton), Lyman, winds down. The season closes ing low tides, which produced Look for fair action at Pro- fair at Jefferson Head. Fishing on many rivers after Jan. 31. Cowlitz, Washougal, Humptu- a decent bite late last week, and tection Island, Thatcher Pass, Fi- is spotty in Saratoga Pass and "We've got the last hurrah for lips, Satsop and Cascade. The then it fell off the charts," said dalgo Head, Lopez Pass, Rosario southern Puget Sound. South steelhead, and this will not go Nooksack reopens Feb. 1. Larry Bennett, a state Fish and Strait, Salmon Bank, McArthur central Puget Sound and Hood down as one of the better winter Northern coastal rivers woke Wildlife checker in Port Ange- Bank, the north side of Orcas Is- Canal reopen for salmon Feb. 1. seasons," said Mike Chamber- up from a deep winter slumber les. land, Spring Pass and President It opens at Sekiu in the western lain, owner of Ted's Sports Cen- and are fair for steelhead in the "There seems to be a lot of Channel. The Roche Harbor Strait on Feb. 16. • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013

Tuesday’s 1A Boys Basketball Champs Beavers Make Senior Night Special Continued from Sports 1 By Aaron VanTuyl “I thought the girls [email protected] stepped up and the pres- TENINO — The Beavers cut sure is on them every down the net — their own net, night,” Weeks said. “It on their own home court — here was one of those games on Tuesday night. where a lot of girls con- On a night when Tenino cel- tributed as a team.” ebrated a win over Forks, a share W.F. West (15-3 overall, of the league championship, and 10-0 league) will play at the final home game in the ca- rival Centralia on Thurs- reers of eight seniors, running day. The newly-crowned up a stepladder with a pair of league champs held their scissors to chop the nylon just rivals to 19 points in a 62- seemed like the evening's natu- ral culmination. 19 win the first time the The Beavers' 46-36 victory teams played, in Chehalis pushed their SWW 1A League on Jan. 11, and are rid- Evergreen Division record to ing a 12-game winning 10-1 with one game remaining streak with games left and a half-game lead over No. 2 against the rival Tigers Hoquiam, meaning that, at worst, (4-6 league) and Capital Tenino will share the Evergreen (1-9 league). championship with Hoquiam. And at best, the Beavers will Tigers Ousted by wrap up the league title outright at Rainier Friday night. Tumwater "It's huge. For our seniors, it TUMWATER — Cen- means a lot to all of them," Teni- tralia fell 63-47 to Tum- no senior forward Justin Conk- water in Evergreen 2A lin said. "We've kind of been Conference girls basket- playing together for a long time, ball action here on Tues- and we didn't have much to look day night. up to when we were sophomores The Tigers remained and freshmen. Our junior year in fourth place in the con- was pretty good, and this year it's even better." ference, however, as Aber- Conklin scored 13 Tuesday deen also lost on Tuesday night, in a game that featured night. 12 lead changes in the first half. “We had almost as Devante Harris scored with 20 many turnovers as points,” seconds left in the second quar- Centralia coach Tom Kel- ter to give the Beavers a 22-21 ly said. “It was a bad night lead, and Gabe Egge hit a pair for us all the way around. of free throws with just under a There were just too many minute left in the first half that turnovers of the unforced put Tenino up 24-21. variety.” Tenino then opened the sec- Centralia trailed just ond half with an 8-0 run, cour- 33-28 at the half but the tesy of a back-to-back 3-pointers Thunderbirds outscored from Dustin Hammond and them 18-5 in the third Conklin. quarter to pull away. Mi- "I told them at halftime, we're going to get our run, and they're chaela Hall led the Tigers going to get their run," said Teni- with 14 points and Katie no coach Rod Enos, who was Gabbard added 13. coaching against his alma mater “I thought the girls on Tuesday. "Ours just has to be battled hard and played a little bigger. And we were pret- hard,” Kelly said. “It was ty mentally tough and resilient." just one of those nights. Egge put back a missed layup Centralia (10-8 overall, Brandon Hansen / [email protected] at the buzzer to end the third 4-6 league) will host rival Tenino’s Justin Conklin takes a jumper against the Forks defense during SWW 1A Evergreen Division boys basketball action quarter with the Beavers up 34- W.F. West on Thursday. 28, and canned a 3-pointer to on Tuesday night on the Beavers’ home court. open the fourth-quarter scor- in SWW 1A League Evergreen ing. Forks, which lost 49-48 to Division boys basketball action. the Beavers back on Jan. 4 on a "This was a pretty good game. last-second free throw, wouldn't We held them to just 9 points get closer than 5 points the rest in the first (half) but we didn't STREAM & LAKE MAP of the way. write up the game yet," Warrior Egge scored 17 points, and coach Mark Goldrick said. "We post Ben Peterson finished with weren't in as much control as it 6 points and seven rebounds. seemed." Tenino was able to limit Forks' Tyler Yarber led the War- Get Your Braden Decker, the defending riors with 13 points while Aaron league MVP, to just 2 points. Blanchard scored 10 and Colton "We put Dustin Hammond, Smith contributed 8 with nine our best defensive player, on Copy Today! rebounds. Decker," Conklin said. "We pret- "All our guys contributed to ty much just tried to stop him as the center of their offense." the win. 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played limited time," Robin- son said. "She worked hard when we needed her." Josie Dekoker led the Tigers with 14 points while Demi Sahlinger added 8. Pe Ell (17-1 overall, 13-1 league) will play at Mossyr- ock on Thursday. Napavine (10-5 league) will host Adna on Thursday.

Loggers Thump Winlock in Ashmore Bowl ONALASKA — Onalas- ka rode its defense to anoth- er Central 2B League win here Tuesday night, shutting down Winlock to the tune of a 40-21 win. "Overall I am happy with our defense effort in this game," said Logger coach Doug Ashmore, who's brother, Scott, coaches the Cardinals. "I was impressed with our girls' performance." Autumn Durand led Onalaska with 14 points, and nine different Loggers scored. Onalaska led 11-2 after a quarter, and allowed just three of Winlock's play- ers to score. "We did a good job against their scorers," Ash- more mentioned. "We got into foul trouble, but had some girls step up to cover." Cecilia Stalcup led Win- lock with 9 points and eight rebounds. Onalaska (15-4, 11-4 in league) will host Morton- White Pass on Saturday. Winlock (2-16, 0-14 league) will play at Morton-White Pass on Thursday.

Ducks Upend Adna, 52-32 ADNA — Adna came up short in the second half against Toutle Lake's shoot- ers in a 52-32 Central 2B League girls basketball loss here Tuesday. "We played well in the first and ended the half be- ing down 24-21," Pirate coach Chris Bannish said. "We just came up flat in the second." The Ducks outscored Adna 27-11 after the inter- mission. "We have had this prob- lem all year. We battled hard in the first half then once we get jumped on in the second, we never get back into the game," Bannish mentioned. "We are young but we have to grow up in that area." Shanay Dotson and Cheyenne Gilbertson both were recognized by Ban- nish for tough play in the first half. Regyn Gaffney led Adna with 10 points, and Gilbertson added 8. "We will have to wait for these last two games and see if our girls bring it to the table or let the season go," he added. Adna (4-14, 2-12 in league) will play at Napavine on Thursday.

Mules Slips Past Mossyrock MOSSYROCK — Moss- yrock came up just short in a 46-44 loss to Wahkiakum here Tuesday night in Cen- tral 2B League girls basket- ball action. "We played a good first quarter and played well most of the second quarter," Viking coach Tori Nelson said. "They went on a run late in the second and took the momentum." Autumn Moorcroft led Mossyrock with 21 points and nine boards with Calli Hensch contributing 16 points. Mossyrock trailed by 3 at halftime, but knotted the score at the end of the third quarter. "We played okay defen- sively in the third but did not score as often as we should have," Nelson said. "We had them right where we wanted them but we had too poor of execution in the fourth." Baylee Olsen led Wah- kiakum with 20 points. Mossyrock (5-13, 4-10 in league) will host Pe Ell on Thursday. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013

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Napavine won the rebound- Increases Police ing battle 41-31 and Pe Ell was led in scoring by Nick Bailey's For Super Bowl 12 points. The Tigers made it to the line 26 times but hit only 12 freebies, and Pe Ell managed and Mardi Gras just 29 percent shooting from the field. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — "We came out real fast in the New Orleans police are in the first quarter and that was nice middle of an unprecedented to see," Stanley said. "We had security challenge with an esti- the advantage in size on them mated 150,000 Super Bowl fans and we only shot five threes the packing the city during the rau- whole game." cous annual buildup to Mardi JT Kaut scored 11 points and Gras, when thousands of revel- Jordan Twidwell added 10 for ers flock to the historic French Napavine. Quarter and its restaurants, bars The Tigers (7-12 overall, and strip clubs. 6-9 league) will play at C2BL It all began in earnest Friday foe Adna on Friday, and with night with the first of the city’s one game remaining are in major float-filled Mardi Gras fifth place in the league stand- season parades. This week, the ings with a two-game lead over parade schedule is on hold while eighth-place Toutle Lake. Pe Ell the Super Bowl takes center stage. (3-17 overall, 1-14 league) will Mardi Gras preparations resume host Mossyrock on Friday. once Sunday’s game is over and the parades roll again starting Loggers Shoot Past Winlock Wednesday. The city’s police force of WINLOCK — The Cardi- 1,200 officers is working more nals could get off the ground in than three weeks’ worth of 12- the first half as Onalaska picked hour days, on the lookout for up its 12th league win, 53-40, in everything from petty crime and Central 2B League boys hoops public drunkenness to random action. The Loggers jumped out gunfire and the threat of terror- to a 27-11 halftime lead and held ism. on behind 19 points by Travis It will be an exhausting McMillion and 15 from Jona- stretch that city officials say will thon Smalley. cost the city several million dol- "We weren't able to get to lars in police overtime. the line," Winlock coach Den- “If we can, we’d like to give nis Tauscher said. "We weren't them some time down,” said po- able to do a lot of things that we lice chief Ronal Serpas. “But if had done in practice. There was we can’t, they know it and they’ll some poor shooting, close shots stand up for it.” that we missed. They played It’s also a unique chance for good defense though and that Serpas to show off one of the was part of it, their aggressive strengths of a department beset Brandon Hansen / [email protected] defense." by scandals involving brutality Winlock shot 33 percent Napavine’s JT Kaut inger rolls the basketball against Pe Ell’s Dustin Lusk during Central 2B League play on Wednesday night and mismanagement. City offi- from the field and took just on the Tigers’ home court. cials have carried out numerous eight free throws. Meanwhile, reforms aimed at cleaning up the Onalaska went to the line 27 to lead the Mules, who convert- come down here and get the ef- Pirates Blast Ducks department, which has seen five times. ed 11 of 15 triples as a team. Pe- fort and intensity that we got, I TOUTLE — The Pirates officers convicted of civil rights "Our defense worked hard," ter Weiler added 13 for the win- was really proud of our guys." violations stemming from deadly Tauscher said. "We knew we jumped out to a 38-17 lead and ners. Hazen and Stephens, he add- never looked back in a 65-46 shootings of unarmed residents wanted to stop them from the "They just hit a lot of tough ed, played well on both ends of after Hurricane Katrina. lay-ins and weren't able to ac- Central 2B League victory over shots," Mossyrock coach Dustin the floor. Toutle Lake here on Wednesday For years, though, crowd complish that." Workman said. "Every look they Mossyrock drops to 9-9 control has been the depart- Winlock (5-9 league) plays night. Tucker Coleman scored got was contested, and they overall and 5-9 in Central 2B all 21 of his points in the first ment’s bright spot, especially at Morton-White Pass on Fri- knocked 'em down." League action with the loss. during Mardi Gras revelry on day. Onalaska (16-3 overall, 12-3 half on 7 of 10 shooting and Kyler Hazen scored 19, and The Vikings will play at Pe Ell the narrow streets of the nearly league) will host the Timber- Adna finished the game shoot- Jaron Kirkley added 17 points (1-13 league) on Friday and 300-year-old French Quarter, wolves on Saturday. ing 54 percent from the floor. and nine rebounds for Mossyr- host Toutle Lake (3-11 league) "I liked the intensity from home to fancy restaurants and ock. Shaun Stephens chipped in to close out the season. The Vi- the get go," Adna coach Casey art galleries as well as sleazy bars Vikings Fall at Cathlamet with 15 points. kings have sealed a spot in the Dotson said. "We come down in and strip joints. CATHLAMET — Mossyr- The Vikings were coming off District 4 2B Boys Basketball a tough place like Toutle and we “I think the NOPD does take ock hit a whopping 20 of 24 free- of losses to, in order, Onalaska, Tournament, and if Mossyrock, came out and executed well." a particular pride in its long- throw attempts, but couldn't get Morton-White Pass, Winlock Winlock (5-9) and Napavine (6- Cooper Zurfluh notched 20 standing history and long-stand- past the Mules here Wednes- and Adna heading into Wednes- 9) should finish in a three-way points and Lane Wasson added ing demonstration that manag- day night in a 74-65 Central 2B day night's game. tie for the fifth, sixth and sev- 13. Toutle Lake was held to 29 ing large crowds is something we League boys basketball loss. "It's definitely a positive, enth spots, a coin toss will be percent shooting from the field. do very well,” said Serpas, who Lars Blix went 6 of 9 from coming off of a couple tough held on Sunday to determine Adna (12-6, 9-5 league) will is in his third year running the long range and scored 28 points losses," Workman said. "To district seeding. host Napavine Friday. department.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2013 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Because you’ve been in the thoughts Because partnerships are favored, You are about to enter a proitable Your greatest asset is likely to be of someone dear to you and who you could ind yourself involved cycle for ideas. Chances are, you an ability to solve most any problem resides at a considerable distance, in several such arrangements for will conceive something that will be you encounter. In situations where there’s an excellent possibility that different purposes. Each one quite ingenious and which could others see no solution, you’ll come you’ll get a call from him or her. should work out fairly well. make ample amounts of money. up with several ingenious ixes. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It’s imperative that you keep quiet Follow the sage advice: “A penny Try to keep your day as loosely You’ll function best as one of the about what you’ve been told in strict saved is a penny earned.” Cut structured as possible, because troop instead of as a self-appointed conidence. If you promised that you corners wherever you can, because something spontaneous could chief. Show others how to be an wouldn’t breathe a word to anyone, small amounts can add up to a develop in which you’ll want to exemplary team player, and you’ll don’t break your vow. hefty sum. participate. It will have a lot of come out ahead. potential for success. ARIES (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The enthusiasm and optimism you Little things could take on special ARIES (March 21-April 19) Something you possess, which show will have a contagious effect signiicance, and your peers could Utilize your gift of being able to could be knowledge, a product or on your associates, which will help be making big judgments about sense a problem before it occurs. a method, will be of more value to you in return. You need others’ you based on small details. It’ll not only help you avoid a tight others than it is to you. You’ll ind feedback as much as they need Fortunately, you’ll give a good spot, but will keep you one step a great market waiting for it. your input. account of yourself. ahead of any other problems. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This could be the perfect day One of the reasons you’re likely to Both your intuition and logic will A willingness to adapt is your for you to get together with two do better than most of your peers is be especially keen at this point. best asset, which will help you it individuals who can help you further that you’ll be cognizant of the small It’s a good thing, too, because each comfortably into most any group or an ambition. Present your proposal but signiicant details that others will be instrumental in helping you situation you encounter. You’ll be a with enthusiasm, and don’t leave totally ignore. Good for you. resolve critical issues. welcome addition to any venture. anything out.

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Scoreboard Sports Briefs PREP FG: 13 of 50 —.260 FT: 4 of 10 1. Zillah (4) 17-1 —.400 Reb. 13 GIRLS 2. Seattle Academy (4) 17-0 Chehalis Holding Little League Local Schedule Evergreen 2A Conference 3. Lynden Christian (1) 15-4 THURSDAY, Jan. 31 At Tumwater W.F. West 10-0 4. Toledo 18-1 Registration Feb. 5 Boys Basketball THUNDERBIRDS 63, TIGERS 47 River Ridge 9-2 5. Cedar Park Chr. 16-1 Rochester at Montesano, 7 p.m. Centralia 15 13 5 14 —47 Black Hills 6-5 6. Okanogan 18-1 By The Chronicle Castle Rock at Toledo, 7 p.m. Tumwater 17 16 18 12 —63 Centralia 4-6 7. Kalama 16-3 Girls Basketball Centralia (47) — Fast 5, Crews 2, Aberdeen 4-6 8. Chewelah (Jenkins) 14-2 The Chehalis Little League baseball organization Adna at Napavine, 7 p.m. Gabbard 13, Hall 14, Slorey, Pockling- Tumwater 2-8 9. Chelan 15-3 will be holding registration for the upcoming sea- W.F. West at Centralia, 7:30 p.m. ton 2, Brower 6, Nugent 5, Ash Capital 1-9 10. University Prep 14-4 Pe Ell at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb. N/A Others receiving votes: Tenino 8. King’s son on Feb. 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the W.F. West High Winlock at Morton-White Pass Tumwater (63) — Kelly, Parmiter, SWW 1A League 4. Cashmere 3. School commons area in Chehalis. (Randle), 7 p.m. Monroe 3, Christoffer 16, Whittle 2, La- Evergreen Division Registration forms are avaliable at the Chehalis Rochester at Montesano, 5:45 p.m. Fond 4, Bergquist 5, Carlson 7, Weller 4, Elma 11-0 Class 2B Gilchrist 7, Groening 13, Jones 2 Hoquiam 7-4 1. St. George’s (5) 19-1 Parks and Recreation Office, or at its website, http:// FRIDAY, Feb. 1 FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb. N/A Rochester 7-4 2. Morton-WP (1) 17-1 ci.chehalis.wa.us/parksandrecreation. Boys Basketball Rainier 6-5 3. LaConner 18-2 Parents may also mail the registration form along Napavine at Adna, 7 p.m. At Pe Ell Montesano 6-5 4. Lind-Ritzville Spr. 15-5 Centralia at W.F. West, 7:30 p.m. TROJANS 44, TIGERS 41 Forks 2-10 5. Raymond 16-4 with the required documents to: Chehalis Little Mossyrock at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. Napavine 5 16 12 8 —41 Tenino 0-11 6. Willapa Valley 15-5 League, P.M.D. 108, NW State St. Chehalis, WA 98532. Tenino at Rainier, 7 p.m. Pe Ell 7 12 15 10 —44 6. Colfax 15-5 Winlock at Morton-White Pass Napavine (41) — Sahlinger 8, Trico Division 8. Onalaska 15-3 (Randle), 7 p.m. Dekoker 14, Brown 4, Peters 7, Atkins 8 Castle Rock 17-0 9. NW Chr. (Colbert) 13-7 Girls Basketball FG: 15 of 49—.306 FT: 8 of 16— Woodland 15-2 10. Riverside Christian 12-3 Tenino at Rainier, 5:45 p.m. .500 Reb. 30 La Center 11-5 Others receiving votes: Walla Walla Toledo at Castle Rock, 7 p.m. Pe Ell (44) — Robinson 14, Alden Ilwaco 10-7 VA Academy 5. Wahkiakum 4. Adna 3. Sports on the Air Wrestling 2, Ratkie 6, Brooks-Johnson 19, Capps 2, Stevenson 9-7 Bear Creek School 1. Rochester at 1A Sub-Regionals, Miller 3 Kalama 8-9 THURSDAY, Jan. 31 Montesano, 6 p.m. FG: 19 of 54—.352 FT: 6 of 15— Columbia 5-11 Class 1B .400 Reb. 31 (Brooks-Johnson 12, Rob- Toledo 5-12 1. Cusick (3) 18-2 GOLF SATURDAY, Feb. 2 inson 8, Miller 7) Seton Catholic 1-14 2. Neah Bay (1) 12-1 Men’s Basketball King’s Way 1-15 3. Sunnyside Christian 16-2 1 p.m. Centralia at Green River, 7 p.m. At Onalaska 4. Garfield-Palouse (1) 15-3 TGC — PGA Tour, Phoenix Open, first round, Women’s College Basketball LOGGERS 40, CARDINALS 21 Central 2B League 5. Lummi 12-2 Centralia at Green River, 5 p.m. Onalaska 11 10 11 8 —40 Pe Ell 13-1 (tie) Christian Faith 15-2 at Scottsdale, Ariz. Boys Basketball Winlock 2 10 3 6 —21 Morton-White Pass 11-3 (tie) Wellpinit 15-5 1:30 a.m. Adna at Wahkiakum, 7 p.m. Onalaska (40) — Smalley 5, Ulery Napavine 11-4 (tie) LaCrosse-Wash. 16-4 Toutle Lake at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. 4, Paxton 2, Neilson 5, Durand 14, Onalaska 10-5 (tie) Cedar Park Chr. 12-2 TGC — European PGA Tour, Dubai Desert Morton-White Pass at Onalaska, 7 Hutchinson 4, Disney 2, Duryea 2, Mu- Toutle Lake 8-6 Others receiving votes: None. Classic, second round, at Dubai, United Arab p.m. sick 2 Wahkiakum 5-9 Pe Ell at Winlock, 7 p.m. FG: 14 of 47 —.298 FT: 11 of 19 Mossyrock 4-10 Emirates Girls Basketball —.579 Reb. 23 (Durand, Ulery 4) Adna 2-12 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Adna at Wahkiakum, 6 p.m. Winlock (21) — Bradley 7, Lopez 5, Winlock 0-14 Toutle Lake at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Stalcup 9 COLLEGE 4 p.m. FG: 7 of 44 —.159 FT: 5 of 14 —.357 Washington State Girls Prep AP Poll Morton-White Pass at Onalaska 6 Local College Basketball ESPN — Illinois at Michigan State p.m. Reb. 26 (Stalcup 8) For Jan. 30 Class 4A Wednesday’s Results Pe Ell at Winlock, 7 p.m. Women’s Basketball ESPN2 — UConn at Providence At Adna 1. Mead (4) 16-1 Wrestling At Centralia DUCKS 52, PIRATES 32 2. Mt. Rainier (4) 18-1 NBCSN — Drexel at George Mason Napavine, Adna, Winlock, Onalaska RED DEVILS 60, LADY BLAZERS 45 Adna 10 11 4 7 —32 3. Gonzaga Prep 16-1 at 2B Sub-Regionals at Ocosta, 9 a.m. Lower Columbia 39 21 —60 6 p.m. Toutle Lake 12 13 19 8 —52 4. Lynnwood 18-1 Centralia, W.F. West at 2A Sub-Re- Centralia 25 20 —45 Adna (32) — Gilbertson 8, Gaff- 5. Puyallup 17-2 ESPN — Arizona at Washington gionals at Aberdeen, 9 a.m. Lower Columbia (60) — Hibbs ney 10, Rolfe 4, Dotson 4, Elliott 4, San- 6. Inglemoor 15-2 Rochester, Toledo, Tenino at 1A Sub- 12, Marith 11, Y. Pritchett 3, Vaver 9, T. ESPN2 — Arkansas at Alabama Regionals at Montesano, 9 a.m. drini 2 7. Walla Walla 17-2 FG: 13 of 45 —.289 FT: 3 of 11 8. Todd Beamer 16-3 Pritchett 9, Locke 1, Teeters 15 8 p.m. FG: 22 of 57 —.386 FT: 7 of 16 Local Results —.272 Reb. 18 (Gaffney, Dotson 4) 9. Arlington 16-3 ESPN2 — Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount Toutle Lake (52) — Woodley 19, 10. Woodinville 15-4 —.438 Reb. 39 (Teeters 15) Tuesday’s Results Centralia (45) — Sauls 2, Tanaka Boys Basketball Halverson 3, B. Hockett 22, Gardner 4, Others receiving votes: Mount Vernon PAC-12 — Arizona State at Washington State 8, Mengarelli 13, Davis 7, Adams 8, At Tenino M. Gardner 2, Adams 2 9. Skyline 4. Union 4. Richland 2. Sky- Sproul 5, Brossard 2 NBA BASKETBALL BEAVERS 46, SPARTANS 36 FG: 21 of 43 —.488 FT: 6 of 10 view 1. Moses Lake 1. Issaquah 1. FG: 16 of 60 —.267 FT: 8 of 10 Forks 13 8 7 8 —36 —.600 Reb. n/a 5 p.m. —.800 Reb. 35 (Adams 9) Tenino 13 11 10 12 —46 Class 3A TNT — Memphis at Oklahoma City Forks (36) — Jacobson 4, Gonza- At Mossyrock 1. Prairie (8) 18-2 Men’s Basketball lez 8, Harris 15, Decker 2, Abrahams 2, MULES 46, VIKINGS 44 2. Cleveland 16-2 7:30 p.m. At Centralia Gilmore 1, Hatch 4 Mossyrock 15 9 9 11 —44 3. Wilson, Woodrow13-2 TRAILBLAZERS 57, RED DEVILS 48 TNT — Dallas at Golden State FG: 15 of 41 —.366 FT: 4 of 5 Wahkiakum 11 16 6 13 —46 4. Bellevue 18-1 Lower Columbia 15 33 —48 —.800 Reb. 24 (Gonzalez 10) Mossyrock (44) — Moorcroft 21, 5. Seattle Prep 15-3 Centralia 24 33 —57 Tenino (46) — Egge 16, Conk- McCoy 2, Fried 2, St. Pierre 3, Hensch 6. Holy Names 16-2 Lower Columbia (48) — Parker FRIDAY, Feb. 1 lin 13, Harris 7, B. Peterson 6, Shaw 1, 16 7. Ferndale 15-2 10, Bossio 4, Niu 7, Rogers 15, Konig 4, Hammond 3 FG: 18 of 62 —.290 FT: 4 of 6 —.667 8. Stanwood 17-2 BOXING Trotter 8 FG: 16 of 49 —.327 FT: 6 of 11 Reb. 30 (Moorcroft 9) 9. Kamiakin 17-3 FG: 17 of 53 —.321 FT: 11 of 15 —.545 Reb. 31 (B. Peterson 7) Wahkiakum (46) — Quigley 7, 10. Mercer Island 15-4 6 p.m. Olsen 20, Stanley 3, Wegdahl 4, Budd 4, Others receiving votes: Mt. Spokane —.733 Reb. 37 (Trotter 8) ESPN2 — Junior middleweights, Carlos Mo- At Elma Boyce 4, Bryant 2, Patching 2 8. Lakeside (Seattle) 4. Shadle Park 3. Centralia (57) — Lockett 17, Full- WARRIORS 45, EAGLES 39 FG: 18 of 52 —.346 FT: 10 of 20 Juanita 2. Franklin 2. Glacier Peak 2. er 3, Carras 20, Dam 5, Mo. Waggener 1, lina (20-5-2) vs. Cory Spinks (39-7-0), at Chicago Rochester 10 10 13 12 —45 —.500 Reb. 24 University 1. Enumclaw 1. Dumetz 1, Mi. Waggener 10 GOLF Elma 7 2 17 13 —39 FG: 20 of 53 —.377 FT: 14 of 20 Rochester (45) — Rigsbee 5, Singer Wednesday’s Results Class 2A —.700 Reb. 35 (Dam 6) 1 p.m. 4, Yarber 13, Gedney 5, Blanchard 10, Boys Basketball 1. Mark Morris (9) 17-2 TGC — PGA Tour, Phoenix Open, second Smith 8 At Napavine 2. W. F. West 15-3 FG: 15 of 57 —.263 FT: 11 of 22 TIGERS 49, TROJANS 40 3. Wapato 15-1 round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. —.500 Reb. 34 (Smith 9) Pe Ell 9 12 8 11 —40 4. Burlington-E. 15-2 NFL 1 a.m. Elma (39) — Collin 8, Nauman 2, Napavine 20 8 14 7 —49 5. Archbishop M. 15-3 Stark 3, Risse 5, Bremer 9, Stevens 12 Napavine (49) — Doughty 6, 6. White River 16-3 Playoff Schedule TGC — European PGA Tour, Dubai Des- FG: n/a FT: 7 of 11 —.636 Reb. n/a Grace 16, Brossard 4, Kaut 11, Sher- 7. Ellensburg 14-2 All Times PST wood 2, Twidwell 10 8. Renton 16-2 Wild-card Playoffs ert Classic, third round, at Dubai, United Arab 9. Cedarcrest 17-2 Saturday, Jan. 5 At Stevenson FG: 18 of 51 —.352 FT: 12 of 26 Houston 19, Cincinnati 13 Emirates INDIANS 77, BULLDOGS 30 —.461 Reb. 41 (Grace 9) 10. Pullman 12-5 Green Bay 24, Minnesota 10 NBA BASKETBALL Toledo 18 17 30 12 —77 Pe Ell (40) — Aidan Arrington 8, Others receiving votes: River Ridge 5. Sunday, Jan. 6 Stevenson 9 13 8 0 —30 Bailey 12, Russell 3, Red Arrington 5, Port Angeles 3. Grandview 3. East Val- Baltimore 24, Indianapolis 9 4 p.m. Toledo (77) — Brent Wood 3, Lusk 4, Speck 8 ley (Spokane) 2. Washougal 1. Seattle 24, Washington 14 Wallace 5, B. Rakoz 16, Blake Wood 8, FG: 15 of 51 —.294 FT:7 of 13 Divisional Playoffs ESPN — Miami at Indiana Saturday, Jan. 12 Trafelet 27, Muyskens 1, McEwen 8, D. —.538 Reb. 31 (Speck 12) Class 1A 6:30 p.m. 1. Freeman (6) 19-0 Baltimore 38, Denver 35, 2OT Rakoz 3, Hoff 2, Durham 4 San Francisco 45, Green Bay 31 ESPN — L.A. Lakers at Minnesota FG: n/a FT: 12 of 19 —.632 Reb. At Winlock 2. Cascade Chr. (1) 19-0 Sunday, Jan. 13 n/a LOGGERS 53, CARDINALS 40 3. Castle Rock (1) 17-0 Atlanta 30, Seattle 28 Stevenson (30) — Stump 4, O’neal Onalaska 11 16 11 15 —53 4. Brewster 16-1 New England 41, Houston 28 2, Phillips 11, Rodriguez 8, West 3, Bi- Winlock 2 9 8 21 —40 4. Lynden Christian 16-3 Conference Championships SATURDAY, February 2 alowsky 2 Winlock (40) — Tremayne 5, Her- 6. Okanogan 14-3 Sunday, Jan. 20 GOLF FG: n/a FT: 4 of 7 —.571 Reb. n/a nandez 15, Rose 10, Blum 5, Fisher 3, 7. Woodland 17-2 San Francisco 28, Atlanta 24 Whitehead 2 8. Chelan 14-3 Baltimore 28, New England 13 10 a.m. Pro Bowl FG: 16 of 48 —.333 FT: 4 of 8 —.500 9. University Prep 16-2 At Centralia Sunday, Jan. 27 TGC — PGA Tour, Phoenix Open, third TIGERS 84, THUNDERBIRDS 73 Reb. N/A 10. La Salle 15-2 At Honolulu Tumwater 10 22 21 20 —73 Onalaska (53) — Neilson 3, Smal- Others receiving votes: Elma 3. Granger NFC 62, AFC 35 round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. Centralia 20 17 26 21 —84 ley 15, Long 2, Fritch 4, Lawrence 8, Mc- 3. King’s 3. LaCenter 3. Blaine 2. Zillah Super Bowl Noon Tumwater (73) — Boze 6, Lathrop Million 19, Anderson 2 1. Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 1. Connell Sunday, Feb. 3 8, Coates 3, Graham 2, Croft 11, Has- FT: 17 of 24 —.708 FG: 17 of 27 1. At New Orleans NBC — PGA Tour, Phoenix Open, third tie 2, Warner 10, Cooper 21, Delucco 6, —.629 Reb. N/A Baltimore vs. San Francisco, 3 p.m. (CBS) Bryant 4 Class 2B round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. Centralia (84) — Kerner 1, Scott 9, At Cathlamet 1. Reardan (6) 19-1 1 a.m. Neely 23, Waring 6, Housden 5, Tasby MULES 74, VIKINGS 65 2. Pe Ell 16-1 16, Studeman 2, Baumann 22 Mossyrock 13 20 10 22 —65 3. Colfax 17-3 TGC — European PGA Tour, Dubai Desert Wahkiakum 19 16 18 21 —74 4. Raymond 18-1 NBA Classic, final round, at Dubai, United Arab Emir- At Olympia Mossyrock (65) — Stanley 6, Nich- 5. NW Chr. (Colbert) 15-4 BEARCATS 64, WOLVES 42 ols 3, Hazen 19, Kirkley 17, Allen 3, Ste- 6. Darrington 17-2 Standings ates W.F. West 17 12 19 16 —64 phens 15, Butler 2 7. Riverside Christian 10-3 Eastern Conference MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Black Hills 13 17 4 8 —42 FG: 21 of 47 —.446 FT: 20 of 24 8. Morton-White Pass 14-5 ATLANTIC W L PCT GB W.F. West (64) — Gueller 15, —.833 Reb. 23 (Kirkley 9) 9. LaConner 15-4 New York 28 15 .651 - 9 a.m. Brooklyn 27 19 .587 2 ½ Moon 2, Wade 23, Sherfey 22, Cline 2 Wahkiakum (74) — Souvenir 7, 10. DeSales 13-3 Others receiving votes: Napavine Boston 22 23 .489 7 ESPN — Syracuse at Pittsburgh FG: 22 of 55 —.400 FT: 7 of 9 —.778 Doumit 8, Good 10, Blix 28, Weiler 13, Philadelphia 19 26 .422 10 Reb. 29 (Gueller, Wade, Sherfey 7) Wegdahl 8 6. Onalaska 6. Dayton 5. Bear Creek Toronto 16 30 .348 13 ½ ESPN2 — Purdue at Northwestern Black Hills (42) — Ifanse 3, Newell FG: 27 of 56 —.482 FT: 9 of 18 School 2. CENTRAL 11 a.m. 2, Devoe 2, Noyen 3, Herd 3, Burgess 25 —.500 Reb. 31 (Blix 8) Chicago 28 17 .622 - FG: 15 of 35 —.429 FT: 7 of 15 Class 1B Indiana 27 19 .587 1 ½ ESPN — Duke at Florida St. —.467 Reb. 18 (Burgess 10) At Toutle Lake 1. Colton (3) 16-1 Milwaukee 24 20 .545 3 ½ PIRATES 65, DUCKS 46 2. Sunnyside Chr. (1) 18-0 Detroit 17 29 .370 11 ½ ESPN2 — Notre Dame at DePaul Adna 21 17 12 15 —65 3. Neah Bay (1) 11-1 Cleveland 13 33 .283 15 ½ Girls Basketball SOUTHEAST NBCSN — Dayton at Saint Louis 4. Cusick 18-2 At Tenino Toutle Lake 11 6 15 14 —46 Miami 29 13 .690 - 11:30 a.m. SPARTANS 50, BEAVERS 25 Adna (65) — Zurfluh 20, Was- 5. Almira Coulee-HL 14-5 Atlanta 26 19 .578 4 ½ Forks 12 12 18 8 —50 son 13, Hoven 3, Coleman 21, Moon 2, Others receiving votes: Mt. Rainier Lu- Orlando 14 31 .311 16 ½ FSN — Colorado at Utah Tenino 4 9 4 8 —25 Kaech 2, Webster 4 theran 6. Republic 6. Washington 11 33 .250 19 Tenino (25) — Vens 6, Morales FG: 20 of 37 —.540 FT: 17 of 21 Charlotte 11 34 .244 19 ½ 1 p.m. 2, Tibbets 4, Richardson 2, Richards 2, —.809 Reb. N/A Washington State Boys Prep AP Poll Western Conference NORTHWEST W L PCT GB CBS — Regional coverage, Miami at NC State Huber 7, Burnham 2 Toutle Lake (46) — Erhorn 9, For Jan. 30 Oklahoma City 34 11 .756 - Booth 4, Wherry 11, Corbet 7, Allen 6, Class 4A or St. John’s at Georgetown FG: N/A FT: 3 of 14 Reb. N/A Denver 29 18 .617 6 Forks (50) — Sheriff-Penn 8, Paul Zahler 4, Farley 3, Nusbaum 2 1. Garfield (5) 18-1 Utah 25 21 .543 9 ½ ESPN — Tennessee at Arkansas 8, Raben 16, Price 8, Weekes 2, Flores 6 FG: 17 of 57 —.298 FT: 3 of 7 —.428 2. Bothell (4) 18-2 Portland 23 22 .511 11 FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb. N/A 3. Jackson 19-0 Minnesota 17 25 .405 15 ½ ESPN2 — Wichita St. at N. Iowa Local Basketball Standings 4. Central Valley 16-1 PACIFIC 1:30 p.m. At Elma BOYS 5. Curtis 18-2 LA Clippers 34 13 .723 - EAGLES 58, WARRIORS 56 Evergreen 2A Conference 6. Federal Way 16-3 Golden State 28 17 .622 5 FSN — Oregon at California LA Lakers 20 26 .435 13 ½ Rochester 12 14 13 17 —56 W.F. West 9-1 7. Richland 16-4 8. Gonzaga Prep 14-3 Sacramento 17 30 .362 17 3 p.m. Elma 18 8 20 12 —58 Capital 8-3 Phoenix 16 30 .348 17 ½ Rochester (56) — Lancaster 18, River Ridge 7-3 9. Union 14-5 SOUTHWEST ESPN — Kentucky at Texas A&M Justice 2, Seymour 10, Keeli Demers 15, Centralia 6-4 10. Eastmont 15-2 San Antonio 37 11 .771 - Kessa Demers 6, Althauser 5 Tumwater 3-7 Others receiving votes: Arlington 4. Memphis 29 15 .659 6 ESPN2 — Kansas St. at Oklahoma FG: 22 of 57 —.386 FT: 13 of 22 Black Hills 2-9 Todd Beamer 4. Newport (Bellevue) 4. Houston 25 23 .521 12 NBCSN — Columbia at Princeton —.591 Reb. N/A Aberdeen 1-9 Tahoma 3. Dallas 19 26 .422 16 ½ Elma (58) — Wollen 1, Goldsmith New Orleans 15 31 .326 21 5 p.m. 16, Kristelli 4, McDonald 10, Smythe 4, SWW 1A League Class 3A ESPN2 — Baylor at Iowa St. Finger 2, Pacheco 20, Cooper 1 Evergreen Division 1. Rainier Beach (6) 16-3 Wednesday’s Results FG: 22 of 76 —.289 FT: 12 of 24 Tenino 10-1 2. Lincoln (3) 14-2 Philadelphia 92, Washington 84 NBCSN — Nevada at New Mexico —.500 Reb. N/A Hoquiam 9-2 3. Mercer Island 17-2 Indiana 98, Detroit 79 6 p.m. Forks 8-4 4. Foss 14-3 Boston 99, Sacramento 81 At Stevenson Montesano 5-6 4. Kamiakin 17-3 New York 113, Orlando 97 ESPN — Michigan at Indiana BULLDOGS 56, INDIANS 33 Rochester 3-8 6. Seattle Prep 15-4 Atlanta 93, Toronto 92 ESPNU — Arizona State at Washington Toledo 6 3 11 13 —33 Elma 2-9 7. Lakeside (Seattle) 16-3 Miami 105, Brooklyn 85 Stevenson 18 13 20 5 —56 Rainier 2-9 8. Mountlake Terrace 17-2 Chicago 104, Milwaukee 88 7 p.m. Toledo (33) — Whipp 5, Moore 2, 9. Franklin 14-5 LA Clippers 96, Minnesota 90 PAC-12 — Arizona at Washington State Tauscher 2, Oberg 2, Chaselin Rice 12, Trico Division 10. Glacier Peak 16-3 San Antonio 102, Charlotte 78 Casee Rice 9, Bowen 1 Toledo 16-1 Others receiving votes: University 2. Denver 118, Houston 110 MOTORSPORTS FG: 13 of 40 —.325 FT: 6 of 11 Kalama 16-1 Shorewood 2. Stanwood 1. Columbia Utah 104, New Orleans 99 7:30 p.m. —.545 Reb. 18 (Casee Rice 5) Woodland 11-6 River 1. Phoenix 92, LA Lakers 86 Stevenson (56) — Bradley 18, La Center 11-6 SPEED — Supercross, at Anaheim, Calif. McKee 1, Ulery 2, Marr 3, Leighton 2, Castle Rock 10-7 Class 2A Thursday’s Games (PST) Melton 2, Hanley 6, Chapman 20, Sut- Columbia 6-11 1. Lynden (7) 17-1 Memphis at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL terlict 2 King’s Way 6-11 2. Renton (3) 18-0 Dallas at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. 4 p.m. FG: n/a FT: 8 of 13 —.615 Reb. n/a Ilwaco 5-12 3. Pullman 19-1 Seton Catholic 3-14 4. Clover Park 13-6 Friday’s Games (PST) WGN — Chicago at Atlanta At Chehalis Stevenson 1-16 5. West Valley (Yak.) 15-3 LA Clippers at Toronto, 4 p.m. SOCCER BEARCATS 57, WOLVES 31 6. White River 16-3 Miami at Indiana, 4 p.m. Black Hills 7 6 7 11 —31 Central 2B League 7. Mark Morris 14-5 Orlando at Boston, 4:30 p.m. 4:30 a.m. W.F. West 10 20 12 15 —57 Morton/White Pass 14-0 8. Anacortes 14-4 Chicago at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Premier League, Norwich City at WF West (57) — Weeks 11, Nelson Onalaska 12-3 9. Sequim 14-3 Milwaukee at New York, 4:30 p.m. 5, Erskine 9, Parker 10, DeTray 5, Spen- Adna 9-5 10. Ellensburg 12-4 Sacramento at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Queens Park cer 15, Hankins 2 Wahkiakum 9-5 Others receiving votes: Wapato 14. Cleveland at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL FG: 21 of 56 —.375 FT: 11 of 16 Napavine 6-9 Olympic 7. River Ridge 5. W. F. West 5. Washington at Memphis, 5 p.m. —.687 Reb. 32 (Spencer 13) Mossyrock 5-9 West Valley (Spokane) 5. Washougal 2. New Orleans at Denver, 6 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Black Hills (31) — S. Sauls Winlock 5-9 Burlington-Edison 1. Portland at Utah, 6 p.m. FSN — Texas at TCU 2, T. Sauls 8, Smothers 2, Tarrow 2, Toutle Lake 3-11 Dallas at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Mortensen 8, McGee 5, Fugure 4 Pe Ell 1-14 Class 1A LA Lakers at Minnesota, 6:30 p.m. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013

Tuesday’s 2A Boys Basketball NFL Seattle LB Leroy Hill Arrested IN TROUBLE AGAIN: Hill Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting Girlfriend ISSAQUAH, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Seahawks linebacker Leroy Hill was arrested after police say he assaulted his girlfriend and kept her in his home against her will. According to a release from the Issaquah Police Department on Wednesday morning, Hill was arrested on investigation of unlaw- ful imprisonment-domestic violence and third-degree assault-domestic violence. According to King County Jail records, Hill was booked into the Seattle correctional

facility early Wednesday af- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] ternoon. Centralia’s Baylor Scott goes up in the paint against the Tumwater defense during Evergreen 2A Conference boys basketball action on Tuesday night on Ron Brown Both charges are felonies Court in Centralia. in Washington state. It’s at least the fourth time Hill, 30, has been arrested and the sec- ond time he’s been accused of domestic violence. Police said they respond- Tigers Back on Track ed to Hill’s home around 4 p.m. Tuesday. A 26-year-old By Kyle Spurr said she had been assaulted [email protected] several times and was kept in Hill’s home against her will. After two close losses to Riv- The women told police that er Ridge and Capital last week, Hill blocked the doorway and Centralia coach Ron Brown took her cellphone. She was told his players that they needed able to escape the home when to get their season back on track. Hill used the bathroom, po- The Tigers responded on lice said. Tuesday night, beating Tum- water 84-73 in an Evergreen She was treated at a hospi- 2A Conference matchup in the tal and released. A Seahawks Hub City. spokesman said the team is “I don’t want to say it was aware of the situation. a must-win game,” Brown said. Hill played last season “But it will help our moral.” on a one-year contract with Patrick Neely lead the Ti- the Seahawks. He played in gers with 23 points while Trevor 13 games, starting 12, and Baumann scored 22 points and recorded 47 tackles and 1½ grabbed six rebounds in the sacks. Hill is one of two play- victory. ers still on the Seahawks Justice Tasby added 16 roster from their lone Super points and lead the team with Bowl appearance when they seven rebounds. lost to Pittsburgh. He’s played “Pat (Neely) had been in all eight NFL seasons with kind of a slump, but tonight he had a good game,” Brown said. the Seahawks and has started Brandon Hansen / Down 42-44 in the third [email protected] 89 of 97 games in his Seattle Centralia’s Justice Tasby goes up for two points to inish up a fast break for the Tigers. career. quarter, the Tigers went on Hill is scheduled to be- a 19-3 run to retake the lead, helped along by a pair of fast Tumwater fell to 3-7 in the Black Hills here Tuesday night. Jacob Burgess scored 25 of come a free agent this offsea- break layups from point guard league and 5-12 overall. The Wolves led by a point the Wolves’ points, doing most son. Baylor Scott. Centralia (6-4, 13-5) will at halftime, but managed just of his damage in the first half. For much of his career, “My first option is to push face rival W.F. West (9-1, 13-5) 12 points in the second half. “We put pressure on him off-field problems have fol- the ball up the court,” Scott said. in Chehalis on Friday night at “Black Hills played a tough and was successful in that,” lowed Hill. He was arrested Brown said he was im- 7:30 p.m. first half against us,” Bearcat Robertson said, of the second less than a year ago for mari- pressed with the way his bench “They beat us the first time, coach Ryan Robertson said. half. “This was a big win for us juana possession in Atlanta, played against the Thunder- but we are looking to go out and “We attacked them in the sec- and we are one more game clos- but the charge was later dis- birds, especially the minutes he do damage,” Baumann said. ond (half).” er to where we need to be.” missed. His first arrest came got from senior Levi Studeman. Notes: The Tigers’ JV won Brock Wade led the scor- W.F. West (13-5, 9-1 in ing onslaught with 23 points in 2009 in Georgia for mari- “Levi didn’t make mis- 62-46 in Centralia on Tuesday league) will host rival Centra- with Nathan Sherfey adding juana possession where he takes,” Brown said. “He took night. The Centralia C-Team lia on Friday. With two games will host Tumwater Wednesday 22. Sherfey, Wade and Tanner was sentenced to 12 months care of the ball when it was in left in the regular season, the of probation. his possession and he played night at 7 p.m. Gueller each contributed seven good defense.” rebounds, helping the Bearcats Bearcats hold a two-game lead Then in April 2010, Hill over River Ridge (8-3) and Cap- was arrested by Issaquah Tumwater’s David Cooper Bearcats Roll Past Black Hills, to a 29-18 advantage on the knocked down back-to-back glass. ital (7-3), and play at Capital to police on a fourth-degree Lock Up Share of League Title close out the season next Tues- assault-domestic violence treys to start the second half “Brock had a tremendous TUMWATER — League- second half and that gave us a day. charge. Hill avoided trial on and give the Thunderbirds a 38- 37 lead, before the Tigers’ even- leading W.F. West improved to lot of momentum,” Robertson W.F. West can win the that charge after agreeing tual response. Cooper went on 9-1 in Evergreen 2A Conference said. “We attacked on the inside league title outright with a win to a stipulated order of con- to lead his team with 21 points. action with a 64-42 win over and focused on their top scorer.” against the Tigers on Friday. tinuance that required him to avoid legal troubles for 18 months and complete a one- MLB year, state-certified domestic violence treatment program. Issaquah prosecutor Lynn Mariners Sign Right-Handed Reliever Shawn Kelley Moberly said Wednesday that Kelley and the Seattle Mariners with a 3.25 ERA in 47 appear- tional $41,250 each for 60, 90, Hill’s previous domestic vio- AVOIDING ARBITRATION: have agreed to a $935,000, one- ances. 120 and 150 days on the active lence case had closed and the M’s Give Righty A year contract that avoids salary He had asked for $1.2 mil- latest arrest has no influence roster, not including time on Raise After 3.25 ERA arbitration. lion this year and was offered the disabled list. on his previous deal. The team announced the $750,000 by the Mariners. Hill was suspended by the in 47 Appearances deal Wednesday. The 28-year-old Kelley is The Mariners have agreed NFL for two games during Last Season Kelley gets a raise from 10-9 with a 3.52 ERA in four to contracts with all their play- the 2010 season. $610,000 last season, when the major league seasons, all with ers who were eligible for arbi- SEATTLE (AP) — Shawn right-handed reliever went 2-4 Seattle. He can earn an addi- tration. love our Purchase local them sPorts on Photos? chronline.com Sports 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 SPORTS

NWAACC Women’s College Basketball BEDEVILED Lady Blazers Fall to LCC, 60-45, For First Division Loss

By Aaron VanTuyl ing five guards, with 5-foot-9 Sa- the lead as far as 24 points in the [email protected] bra Sproul jumping center, and second half. had trouble containing the Red Centralia was outrebound- The Lady Blazers aren’t big Devils inside — where center ed 39-35 in the contest, but more on excuses. Taybra Teeters scored 15 points importantly shot just 5 of 27 And, as such, there was no with nine rebounds — or out, from 3-point range (18.5 per- grousing about missing players where LC connected on 5 of 9 cent) and turned the ball over or the lack of an inside pres- first-half 3-point attempts. 17 times. Kyahri Adams added ence after Centralia’s 60-45 loss Not, again, that there were 8 points and led Centralia with to Lower Columbia Wednesday any excuses offered. nine rebounds. night in the Hub City. “We’ve been without good Haley Hibbs scored 12 “LC was just the better team than we were tonight,” Centralia players all year long, and you points with six rebounds and coach Shane Schutz said. “They just accept that,” Schutz said. five assists for LC, while Nata- were faster than we were, they “Some kids didn’t rise to the sha Marith scored 11 with four were stronger than we were, they challenge, and that happens. It boards and five assists. Hibbs, handled us like we were their … wasn’t just one person, it was the Marith and Taylor Pritchett They just kicked our butt from entire team. combined to hit 9 of 19 shot top to bottom.” “We got beat from tipoff. from long range. It was the first NWAACC Kirsten wouldn’t have made a Arneshia Smith, the Red West Division loss of the season difference in that game,” he add- Devils’ leading scorer at 11.7 for the Blazers, who suited up ed. points a game, did not play, nor eight players for the contest. Sit- Italia Mengarelli, who did LC regulars Lanie Kary or ting out with injuries were for- scored a team-high 13 points, Kylie Farmer. hit a pair of foul shots midway Centralia (15-4, 8-1 league) ward Kristen Schoenherr, lead- Pete Caster / ing the team with 16.8 points through the first half to put the was ranked No. 4 in the Jan. 30 to work harder in the weight [email protected] and 8.8 rebounds a game and Blazers up 16-14. Lower Colum- edition of the NWAACC coach- room, we’ve got to work harder Centralia’s Italia Mengarelli goes in for shooting a whopping 59 percent bia then set off on a 17-4 run, es poll, and will play at Green in the execution of our offense, a layup while Lower Columbia’s Kay- from the floor, and 6-footers and wound up closing the half River at 3 p.m. Saturday. and know the what, when and vonne Vaver during the irst half of an Rani Wiegand and Jessica Ga- on an 8-0 run to lead 39-25 at “If we can bounce back and where,” Schutz said, “then we’ve NWAACC women’s basketball game at han. the break. realize that we’ve got to work got a chance to really benefit the Centralia College Health and Well- Centralia wound up start- The Red Devils stretched harder in practice, we’ve got from this loss.” ness Center on Wednesday night. Tuesday’s 1A Girls Basketball Forks Uses Big Third Quarter To Get By Tenino By The Chronicle 1A League Evergreen Division- the league standings between girls basketball action. “Their size caused a lot of TENINO — Forks out- leading Elma rallied from a Hoquiam, Rochester, Rainier “We were pretty lifeless problems for us and our confi- scored Tenino 18-4 in the third 6-point deficit in the final min- and Montesano. in the first half,” Toledo coach dence was not that strong,” Ew- quarter to pull away for a 50-25 ute to steal a 58-56 victory. Note: Elma beat Rochester J.B. Ewers said. “We picked up ers said. “We gained more con- victory in SWW 1A Evergreen Miranda McDonald hit five 62-51 in the teams’ first meeting, our energy and intensity in the fidence in our scoring in the straight free throws in the final second and I was pleased to see Division girls basketball action on Jan. 4 in Rochester. second and the girls were ready here on Tuesday night. Senior 20 seconds to seal the win for that.” to shoot.” Nicole Huber led the Beavers the Eagles, which stayed unde- Stevenson Bumps Toledo Chaselin Rice led Toledo with 7 points, fittingly on senior feated at 11-0 in league play with with 12 points while Casee Rice Toledo managed to win the night. the win. STEVENSON — Toledo had 9 points and five boards. final quarter 13-5. The Indians “We just didn’t play very “I know our kids are hurt- dropped a 56-33 contest to Ste- Chaseline Rice was acknowl- (5-14, 5-12 in league) will play at wise and gave up a lot of easy ing, because they thought they venson here Tuesday night in edged for getting the team going Castle Rock (17-0 league) on Fri- things,” Tenino coach Wanda had it. We all thought we had SWW 1A League Trico Division and pushing the energy. day. Blanksma said. “I thought they it,” Rochester coach A.J. Easley came out in the first half and said. “But to go on the road and competed and played hard. We do what we did — it stinks that just did not cover things up on it has to end like that, but we’re defense.” still very much alive in the play- Forks led 24-13 at halftime offs.” before their run in the third Joni Lancaster led Rochester quarter. They were led by Jillian with 18 points, and Keeli De- Raben with 16 points. Tenino mers scored 15. Sierra Seymour did get a spark from sophomore added 10. guard Ali-Jo Vens, who notched Kayla Pacheco led Elma 6 points in the second half. with 20 points, and Brooke “She just decided she was Goldsmith added 16. McDonald going to take the game into her finished with 10. hands,” Blanksma said. “She Rochester (12-7, 11-4 league) really cranked it up on defense will close out the regular sea- and came out with a lot of en- son at Montesano tonight. If ergy.” the Warriors win and Hoquiam Tenino (0-19 overall, 0-11 (also 7-4 in league) loses to Elma GREAT BUY! 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Mark Witham Nathan Wright CH490273sl.cg Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Manager Manager Tenino’s Taylor Tibbetts grabs the rebound during SWW 1A Evergreen Division Centralia Chehalis 1211 Harrison 36 N. Market girls basketball action against Forks on Tuesday night on the Beavers’ home court. 736-6603 748-0295 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 Life:A&E

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BeautifulDesigns Chehalis Jewelry Artist: Woman Who Never Thought She Could Make Jewelry Now Teaches Art By Carrina Stanton went home so excited and have For The Chronicle never looked back.” TERRI BRUSH DESIGNS As a jewelry designer, Brush Terri Brush never thought of sells a small amount of her For more information about Terri Brush’s jewelry or classes, herself as a jewelry artist. handmade jewelry through a In fact, when she first took a go to www.terribrushdesigns. Etsy shop. She said she takes in- com soldering class, her goal was to spiration from many sources but learn to make stands for her pa- almost all of her pieces incorpo- pier mache creations. piece and how much work she is rate vintage elements of some willing to put into it. But when But then something magical sort. happened. you attend one of her eight-hour “It could be something from classes, each student takes home “I thought, ‘I could never do your grandma's collection or that,’” Brush recalled of jewelry a completed piece of jewelry at you find something with a vin- the end of the day. She said a lot making. “But then suddenly tage feel and you incorporate there I am making something of what she teaches is soldering that,” Brush said. and I was having fun.” technique and she loves watch- In 2006, Brush decided to Seven years later, Brush, 48, ing students get creative when begin teaching classes in jewelry Chehalis, has brought the fun they think they are not creative and self exploration that jew- making. She teaches both group people. elry making has given her to the and individual workshop both “I like to see the excitement public. In the 1990s, Brush be- out of her home workshop in that people get when they real- gan a career in the arts making Chehalis as well as in various lo- ize they can make something,” papier mache various gift com- cations in Arizona, Oregon and Brush said. “I get a lot of people panies, including, at one point, Wyoming. She said she first ven- who come in thinking they can't the endeavor led her to a job on tured outside Washington state make anything and then when a design and research team in to teach classes at the suggestion they realize they can it's really China. of her brother in San Diego, Ca- great.” But in 2001, Brush said she lif. Besides her jewelry making, almost gave up art forever after She explained she was plan- Brush also works as a hairdress- the loss of several close fam- ning to visit him and put up on er from her home. Her husband ily members in a short period of her website that she would be in works in Alaska and is gone time. She said during that peri- the area and would be willing to three weeks out of every month od of grief her thirst for creativ- teach a class. The course filled so she plans her classes for those ity dried up and she began get- quickly and Brush said she real- times. She said she especially ting rid of her artistic supplies. ized then there was demand for loves having everything she One of her dear friends was what she offered. Brush said she does all in one location. concerned about her and sug- usually chooses her workshop “Everything I do is from gested she take an art class but locations to be near where she home. It's actually pretty ideal,” she refused. Later, that friend can stay with friends or fam- Brush said. “At home you don't ily but said she has found there surprised her with an art class, have to worry about driving on Pete Casters is almost no end to where she which she said truly changed her icy roads to get to work and if I Jewelry design instructor Terri Brush watches as one of her students works on a could teach. life. have a client who doesn't show stamped lava solder double-wrap bracelet during her one of her classes at her “As the day progressed some- “It's been really amazing how up I have other things I can Chehalis studio earlier this month. “I like to see the excitement that people get thing happened; I was hav- well it's taken off. I could re- work for.” when they realize they can make something,” Brush said. “I get a lot of people who ing fun,” Brush writes on her ally teach all over the world if I ••• come in thinking they can't make anything and then when they realize they can website. “Something had been wanted,” Brush said. Carrina Stanton is a freelance it's really great.” rekindled. I found my 'happy' When it comes to her jewelry writer who lives in Centralia. She once again and loved the class. It making, Brush said the length can be reached at carrinastanton@ was indeed, truly life changing. I of each project depends on the yahoo.com.

Barbara Lowson, Puyallup, and Heather Dinius, Puyallup, work on stamped lava solder double-wrap bracelets during a jew- A student in Terri Brush's jewelry design class stamps out patterns onto a copper elry design class put on by Terri Brush at her home in Chehalis on Jan. 19. Brush plans her classes around the work schedule strip at Brush's home studio in Chehalis. of her husband, whose job takes him to Alaska for weeks at a time. Life 2  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 LIFE

Upcoming Activities & Events Storyteller to Recount Rare Tale of Slavery in Our State By The Chronicle Valentine’s Wine Mixer Monday, Feb. 4 A fashion show and silent auction will be featured at a Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, Valentine’s Wine Mixer 6-8 p.m. $1.50, other menu items, 736-1146 Thursday, Feb. 7, at I-5 Toyota. The event is in connection with a vehicle donation I-5 Toy- Tuesday, Feb. 5 ota/Uhlmann Ford makes to a Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors local to school to raise money open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 for its programs. p.m.; food available, 736-9030 Students will be selling raffle tickets for the new car at the event, and the silent auction will Wednesday, Feb. 6 raise additional funds for the I-5 Scholarship Fund. More than 37 Lyceum Talk to Focus on scholarships have been given to local high school students in the Slavery in Washington last five years through the I-5 Story- Scholarship Fund. teller Eva The fashion show is being Abram will staged by Ciao Bella Boutique, share the Doria’s and Bartel’s. Several lo- history of cal businesses will be manning one of the booths at the event. few docu- There is no admission charge. mented More information is available by cases of calling I-5, 740-9300 or (800) slavery in 734-3137. Washing- ton during Eva Abram Open mic, featuring Sean Gaskell, To speak in 7 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. the Centra- Prindle St., Chehalis, 740-0492 lia College Centralia “Support a Scout” Dinner, 6 p.m., Lyceum Washington Hotel, 545 N. Market Blvd., lecture at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Chehalis, free admission, (360) 304-8536 Feb. 6. The story involves Charles Mitchell, who was born a slave Friday, Feb. 8 and was brought to Washington Territory in 1853. ‘The Vagina Lyceum talks are free and may also be taken as Humani- Monologues’ Coming to ties 286, one credit. They are Evergreen Playhouse held in WAH 103 or, if extra “The Vagina Monologues” space is need, in Corbet Theatre. will be returning to the Ever- Additional information may green Playhouse in Centralia be obtained by calling Jody Pe- Feb. 8-10. terson, 736-9391, ext 209, or by The award-winning Broad- emailing her at jpeterson@cen- way play, by Eve Ensler, is based tralia.edu. on interviews with more than Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 200 women, being performed by community volunteers. The starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange No. 153, The Chronicle 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis event will include a silent auc- / File Photo Taco Night, 6-8 p.m., Centralia Eagles, tion, refreshments, art display Katie Reed, 26, Chehalis, wears a beaded gown by Tony Bowls with blue hydrangea lowers, and Gideon Newkirk, 22, Che- hard-shell tacos, two for $1, other menu and information on community halis, wears a white tuxedo from Jim’s Formalwear and Sewsie’s Bridal in Chehalis, during the 2011 wine mixer at I-5 Toyota. items, 736-1146 resources. This year’s Valentine’s wine mixer is Feb. 7. Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix A pay-what-you-will dress re- everyone, $6, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa Senior Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., in Lewis County. munity members to get involved. Center, Winlock, 785-4325 Chehalis, 740-0492 hearsal will be Friday, Feb. 8, at Email Director Jim Valley at dis- 7 p.m. Admission for the Satur- Motown Cowboys, classic rock, 9 [email protected] for day and Sunday, Feb. 9-10, per- Young Life to Sponsor p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky more information. Thursday, Feb. 7 formances is $5. The Saturday Father-Daughter Dance Eagle Casino, 273-2000, ext. 301 show is at 7 p.m. and the Sunday The museum is an arm of Police Officer to Speak show at 2 p.m. Tickets will be A Father-Daughter Dance, Saturday, Feb. 9 the Chehalis Community Re- sold at the door. sponsored by Lewis County naissance Team. at AAUW Meeting The Evergreen Playhouse is Young Life, will be held at the Lewis & Clark Hotel, Centralia, Children’s Museum At the Thursday, Feb. 7, located at 226 W. Center Street. Seminary Hill Group to The purpose of the show- from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, Opens in Twin Cities meeting of the Lewis County Feb. 8. branch of the American Asso- ings are to raise awareness and Hold Annual Meeting funds for the Human Response Cost is $25 per couple, and Town Center ciation of University Women, The Friends of the Seminary Network, which runs the only $10 for each additional daugh- The Discover! Children’s Centralia Police Officer Michael Hill Natural Area will hold their domestic violence shelter in ter. A commemorative photo Museum Opens Saturday, Feb. Lowrey will be talking about is available for $10. Tickets are annual meeting from 1-4 p.m. fraud, identity theft and how to Lewis County. HRN also offers 9, at 1461 N.W. Louisiana Ave. education and provides victim sold at the door. in the Twin Cities Town Center, Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Centra- protect yourself from scams. More information is avail- lia Timberland Library meeting The meeting will be at 6:45 advocacy services. Chehalis. Ninety percent of proceeds able by calling Young Life at The pilot museum will be room. p.m. at The Gathering Place, 736-2176. Stillwater Estates, 2899 Cooks stay in Lewis County and go to open for six months to study its The group, formed 30 years HRN. Ten percent of proceeds The Lewis & Clark is located feasibility before moving to a ago to protect the wooded hill- Hill Road, Centralia. Guests are at 117 W. Magnolia St. welcome. will go to V-Day for their inter- permanent residence. Exhibits side east of downtown, is hold- national efforts to end violence will include hands-on experi- For more information, call Oregon Trail music and dancing, ing the public meeting to en- Lynn Rash at 807-4199 or Mar- against women and girls. open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., ences such as a paleontology fos- courage community members go Richert at748-6378. For more information visit Cowlitz Prairie Grange, 864-2023 sil dig, veterinarian clinic and a to participate in its slate of proj- www.vday.org, www.onebillion- Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Lego building exhibit. ects to maintain, enjoy and better rising.org or find the event on Cities Senior Center The Discover! Children's I-5 Toyota to Host Facebook: Vagina Monologues Potato and taco salad bar, open to Museum is looking for com- please see CALENDAR, page Life 7 Did your family welcome a Babies of 2012 new addition in 2012? Enter your baby today at chronline.com! Babies of 2012 contest Entry Criteria: All babies must have been born in 2012 and reside in Lewis County or in The Chronicle's circulation area. Public voting on Chronline.com will determine the top three babies and local judges will choose the overall winner from the top three popular vote. The Chronicle is not responsible for incorrect names or other information. Submit electronically now on Chronline.com. 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Voice of the People Accolades for Conservation Work Honor Roll ONALASKA HIGH SCHOOL The Super Bowl is this Following are members of Sunday. Are you planning the Onalaska High School first semester honor roll: to watch the big game? 4.0 Grade Point Average Niko Bhagwandin, Christian Burke, Dallas Carbaugh, Jas- mine Curran, Riley Dolan, Gage Esposito, Bernadette Hayden, Caleb Huffman, Melisa Marti- nez-Munoz, Nathan Masciola, Nicole Masciola, Molly Musick, Thomas Petrino, Bethany Scott, Gavin Vanclifford “No. We’re not into 3.0-3.99 GPA football. It doesn’t Ian Arnold, Kailee Barrett, matter who plays. I Gregory Bellinger, Nicole Bell- inger, Chase Belongia, Cody didn’t even know Birdwell, Bryson Blair, Amanda it’s this weekend.” Bottoms, Yutana Brooks, David Brown, Haley Burbrink, Karysa Anita Mulligan Butcher, Angel Cardenas-Cerse- Winlock, retired from Imperial da, Ashley Carns, Brian Carreon, Fabrication Griffin Casono Marcos Chavez, Austin Clark, Jason Costi, Bradley Co- zart, Donna Dean, Macy Disney, Richard Duran, Autumn Du- rand-McCool, Nicolle Duryea, Juan Espinoza, Lorin Flint, Bran- don Fritch, Joshua Fritch, John Fruin, Austin Gamiao, Saranne Garrow, Emily Girt, Madison Girt Olivia Gonzalez, Lee Grau- man, Gabriel Hall, Jeffrey Har- “Yes, I plan to watch ris, Elizabeth Hill, Tommy Hoyt, it with my family, Karlee Hutchison, Keifer Kastl, Veronica Kinsman, David Lar- at home around son, Shannara Latshaw, Trevor Lawrence, Gage Llewellyn, Lo- my five grandkids, gan Martin, Erik Martinez, Son- but it’s reluctantly, ny McDonald, Travis McMillion, Jacob Modica because I don’t Hunter Mullins, Ashlee Ned- watch football. I erlander, Bailee Neilson, Tren- ton Neilson, Bernardo Orozco, don’t even know Roberto Patraca, Jessica Paxton, Hannah Perkins, Makayla Pina, who’s playing. I Braeden Rich, Olivia Rich, Nick- know it’s not the olas Richens, Brooke Ritzman, Coleman Rogers, Heather Saa- Seahawks.” rela, Jessica Simons, Jonathon Smalley LeeRae Ball Sierra Smalley, Chase Smith, Chehalis, executive director for Kazuyo Terada, Jared Trulson, finance and operations Mckenna Ulery, Brandon Van at the Steilacoom School District Housen, Staci Vint, Mckenzie

Photograph submitted by Jan Robinson, Chehalis River Basin Land Trust Volk, Wyatt Volk, Stone Whitney, Janet Strong, a McCleary resident and president of the Chehalis River Basin Land Trust, holds trekking poles that were given Hunter Wilcutt, Jared Wilson, to her by the land trust this month as part of her recognition by the organization. Michael Wright, Evan Wrzesinski

Land Trust Honors President Janet There is a Strong for Many Years of Service better way... Last year, I watched By Susan Troyanek Strong is proud of is the creation Strong is also active as a Chehalis River Basin Land Trust of the Discovery Trail along the volunteer for the Girl Scouts it with my associates Chehalis River in Centralia. of the USA at Camp St. Albans at the bowling Janet Strong, president of the After receiving grants from near Belfair. She joined the Girl Chehalis River Basin Land Trust, both the SRFBD for restoration Scouts at the age of 10, was an alley where I work was recognized for her many and the USFW for the creation adult leader in the ’70s, and sev- years of service in the commu- of trails in late 2002, work began eral years ago became involved at Fort Lewis. This nity at their yearly retreat this on the Discovery Trail in 2003. again. year, I don’t work on month. She first joined the Land She began working with Kathy When Strong was asked why Trust in 1994, and has been their Jacobsen in 2004 to get students she was so active in environ- Sunday so I’ll watch president since 1998. involved in the site and help mental groups, she responded, it at home, hopefully Strong joined the Chehalis them develop a love of nature. “It’s a labor of love most of the River Council in 1990, when Today, groups of students time. I firmly believe in doing with my family. I she worked for the Department come on school buses to learn what I can to protect the envi- of Ecology. The land trust was about plant, animal and insect ronment.” am a football fan, a formed as a separate non-profit communities along the trail Strong is also active with the 49ers fan, so I’ll be organization when the coun- with community volunteers, Audubon Society, and enjoys go- cil received three conservation and work with adult volunteers ing on hikes in the many scenic glued to the TV.” easements. on tree plantings as the restora- areas around Southwest Wash- One of the major projects tion of the area continues. ington. Brent Disbrow Centralia, bowling alley worker, To submit your story and photograph, e-mail [email protected] or send mail to Voices, The Chronicle, 321 retired from the Air Force N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Letters of Thanks AAUW Appreciates our meetings, which results in fundraising for col- lege scholarships for women students in our com- Coverage of Organization munity. To the editor: Thank you very much for supporting our ef- forts. Got something you The women of AAUW want you to know that Priscilla Tiller and Phyllis Rice really want to sell? we very much appreciate the recent extensive cov- co-presidents, Lewis County Branch, erage you have given our organization. American Association Put it in front of the “No. Not into sports Your attention helps attract new members to of University Women faces of thousands of and neither is my readers everyday in the I need an Classifieds. husband. We’re eye-catching sign They’ll Call today to place for my new business. get the job the odd ones. It’s done! your ad! more important for Where should I go?

me to be outside Of course, you should go to than sitting in SIGN PRO! In the Fairway Center front of a TV.” 1616 S. Gold St. Centralia Janis Moriarty 360.736.6322 321 N. Pearl • Centralia Pe Ell, retired from the travel Open Monday-Friday, 8-5:00 736-3311 industry Life 4  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 HISTORY

From Poultry Incubators to Military Fumigation Units

Submitted by Thomas Calvin for Our Hometowns, Volume 2

In the early 1900s, the Badger family of Toledo noticed the expanding poultry business in its area and began manufacturing incubators. Using wood from their own lumber mill, they produced both incubators and brooders. Their business prospered and soon they were supplying Sears Roebuck and Co. In 1918, the incubator factory is reported to have moved to Fords Prairie in Centralia, where sources indicate that it produced 2,500-pound fumigation units for military use under a war contract.

TODAY IN HISTORY: Washington State History Final Section of I-5 Completed in 1967; Alaska Air Crash Kills 88 in 2000 By HistoryLink.org June 5, 1961, approximately 100 rarily leveling out, pilots again Pacific Ocean at 4:22 p.m., at a • Janice Stokes people marched along the free- lost control as they prepared the speed of more than 200 miles • Craig Pulanco, (flight atten- Interstate 5 Is way route with a police escort in plane for an emergency land- per hour. dant who had changed his name Completed From support of a lid, but the forces in ing at Los Angeles International Four years after the crash, a from Craig Gruhl); favor of the freeway wanted no Airport. After this change in memorial (a sculpture of dol- • Paul Pulanco, (a director of Everett to Tacoma delays. “configuration,” the plane en- phins leaping around a sundial, the Northwest AIDS Founda- Once Interstate 5 was com- tered an uncontrolled nosedive financed by contributions from tion); in 1967 pleted, residents were less will- from 17,000 feet. Alaska Airlines and from fami- • Meghann Hall, 19, Enum- On Jan. 31, 1967, the last sec- ing to acquiesce to plans for a In December 2002, the Na- lies and friends of the victims) tion of Interstate 5 from Everett network of similar highways tional Transportation Safety was placed on the beach at Port claw; to Tacoma is completed. The through city neighborhoods. Board attributed the crash to Hueneme, Calif., opposite the • Ryan Sparks, 20, Enumclaw; section runs about 15 miles The R. H. Thomson Expressway lack of grease on the jackscrew. spot where the plane went down • Rachel Janosik (Horizon Air from Dearborn Street near Bea- through the Central Area, the Insufficient lubrication of the 20 miles offshore. employee), 20, Enumclaw; con Hill in Seattle to Midway, Arboretum, Laurelhurst, and jackscrew led to the stripping of Beginning in 2001, surviving • Avinesh Amit Deo, 23; located at about the Kent-Des the North End was blocked af- the screw threads, causing the family members of the Pearson, • Avinash “A.V.” Prasad, 19; Moines Road South. ter years of activism. Opponents plane’s horizontal stabilizer to Barnett and Clemetson families, • Anjesh Prasad, 19 (Avinesh, The Washington State Legis- delayed the Interstate 90 expan- jam in a position that forced the as well as Queen Anne neigh- Avinash, and Anjesh were cous- plane into a drastic nose-down bors, began raising funds to ren- lature adopted the plan for a Ta- sion under Mount Baker for a ins, all born in Fiji, who had coma-Seattle-Everett “toll super- decade. orientation. The board blamed ovate a nearby park, Soundview both the airline for its mainte- Terrace, to be an active memo- gone to Mexico to celebrate highway” in 1953, along with a Avinesh’s graduation from ITT second Lake Washington float- nance practices and the Federal rial and to recognize the park’s Technical Institute); ing bridge, a bridge across Puget Alaska Flight 261 Aviation Administration for its importance to their six children Sound, expansion of Highway Bound for Seattle failure to adequately oversee during their lifetimes. The park, • Monte Lane Donaldson (a 99 to four lanes, widening of the the carrier. The board also con- located at 11th Avenue West and freelance DJ, engaged to marry Snoqualmie Pass Highway, and Crashes Into Pacific cluded that a contributing factor West Wheeler Street, opened Colleen Rose Whorley); access roads for the Columbia Ocean in 2000, was the lack of a fail-safe mecha- on April 27, 2003, as Soundview • Colleen Rose Whorley, (art Basin region. Highway planners nism to protect the MD-80 from Terrace/Rachel’s Playground. director at Microsoft, engaged a catastrophic loss of the jack- could not modify many existing Killing 88 The Pearson children’s grandfa- to marry Monte Donaldson); screw. routes to the higher-speed and On Jan. 31, 2000, Alaska ther, Ralph Pearson, coined the The U.S. Attorney’s Office • Don Shaw, 63 (retired el- safer limited access highways Airlines Flight 261, bound for name in honor of Rachel Pear- for Northern California inves- ementary school principal in the because of engineering difficul- son’s near-daily visits to the tiny Seattle, plunges into the Pa- tigated claims of fraudulent re- Snohomish School District); ties and the opposition of busi- cific Ocean 40 miles northwest park during her brief lifetime. cord-keeping and coverup at an Among the Washington resi- • Robert Thorgrimson, 63, nesses along the way. But mod- of Los Angeles, off the coast of Alaskan Airlines maintenance (grandson of a founding partner ern expressways consumed two California, killing all 88 pas- dents killed on Flight 261 were: center in Oakland, where Flight • Stanford Poll, 59, Mercer Is- in the Preston, Gates & Ellis law to four times more land than sengers and crew. The flight 261 was last serviced before the earlier highways had taken. originated in Puerto Vallarta, land, Washington, former own- firm based in Seattle), Poulsbo; crash, but announced in August er of J&M Cafe and Blue Moon • Lorna Thorgrimson, 53, In 1956, the Washington Mexico, and was bound for Se- 2003 that it would not file any tavern in Seattle; (sold furniture at the Silverdale State Supreme Court declared attle with an intermediate stop criminal charges. Bon Marche), Poulsbo; the toll road idea unconstitu- in San Francisco. Forty-seven Meanwhile, the airline and • Dr. David Clemetson, 40 (a tional. This problem was re- of the passengers were headed The Boeing Co. (which acquired Burien physician); • Deborah Penna (Cornish solved that same year by massive to Seattle and three of the crew the McDonnell Corp. in 1997) • Carolyn Clemetson, 31; College art student); funding from the federal De- member were based in Seattle. settled 87 of 88 wrongful death • Miles Clemetson, 6; • Michael Bernard; fense Highways Act. Most of the other victims were lawsuits stemming from the • Spencer Clemetson (infant • James Ryan (Alaska Airlines The state highway depart- bound for San Francisco. Capt. crash. Financial details were son of Carolyn Clemetson); flight attendant), Redmond; ment announced in 1952 its Ted Thompson and First Officer sealed from public view, but • Coriander Barnett-Clemet- • Terry Ryan, Redmond; plans for the Seattle freeway, William Tansky struggle to con- lawyers said the settlements son, 8; • Barbara Ryan, Redmond; which involved cutting a wide trol the plane for at least a half were among the largest ever in swath through the middle of an hour, while at times commu- • Blake Barnett-Clemetson, 6 • Bradford Ryan, Redmond; an air disaster, in part because (Cori and Blake were the daugh- • Russell Ing; the city including downtown. nicating via radio with Alaska of the safety board’s strongly • Linda Knight, 51; By 1956, a few began to speak Airlines maintenance center in worded report assigning blame, ters of Dr. Claire Barnett); up against the cost of the project Seattle, in an attempt to trouble- and partly because of the na- • Tom Stockley (wine colum- • Joe Knight, 54 (the Knights including former mayor and city shoot control problems with the ture of the crash itself. Relatives nist for The Seattle Times); were co-pastors at The Rock engineer George F. Cotterill and McDonnell Douglas MD-83. of the victims were granted the • Margaret Stockley; Church in Monroe); the Chamber of Commerce toll- Investigation of the crash right to receive so-called pre- • Rodney Pearson, 45 (vice •Charlene Sipe; way committee. Public pressure quickly focused issues sur- impact compensation, cover- president of operations for Six • Harry Stasinos (insurance for better highways overcame rounding the 2-foot-long jack- ing the emotional as well as the Degrees restaurants); agent who lived with Charlene the opponents however. screw — part of a system that physical injuries the passengers • Sarah Pearson (Alaska Air- Sipe); Construction consumed drives adjustments to the hori- encountered as the plane nose- lines flight attendant); • Sherry Christiansen (Hori- 6,600 parcels of land, 4,500 of zontal stabilizer, which in turn dived into the ocean. Negotia- • Rachel Pearson, 6; zon Air Employee) Federal Way; them in Seattle. Most property controls the pitch, or up-and- tors pointed out that the passen- • Grace Pearson (infant owners cooperated in the con- down orientation, of the aircraft. gers experienced two separate • Stacey Schuyler (Horizon demnation proceedings. In 1961, While in flight, the MD-83 ex- freefalls, the first lasting 80 sec- daughter of Sarah Pearson); Air Employee), Milton; the First Hill Improvement As- perienced a sudden, sharp dive. onds and the final one lasting 90 • Abigail Busche, 26; • Kristin Mills (Flight Atten- sociation complained about the It was suspected that there was seconds. • Ryan Busche, 28; dant); “open ditch” and tried to get the a problem with the horizontal Flight recorder data showed • Allison Shanks, 33 (Alaska • Donald Shaw, Shelton; freeway covered with a park. On stabilizer “trim.” After tempo- that Flight 261 crashed into the Airlines flight attendant); • Larence Baldridge. 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DILBERT by Scott Adams

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

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

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

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Calendar: Learn to Make Chocolate Candy in Toledo in Time for Valentines Day Continued from Life 2 Monday, Feb.11 havior analysis will be given at tralia’s Evergreen Playhouse Feb. complishes his quest and discov- Centralia College on Wednes- 15 through March 3. ers true love. appreciate the century-old ur- day, Feb. 13. The play revolves around the The play was written by Lu- ban forest. Women’s Luncheon Presenters will be Matthew adventures of four young lovers, igi Jannuzzi and is directed by For more information, call to Feature Fashion Woodard, executive director of a group of amateur actors and Cookie Troxel. Dinner will be Sandy Godsey, president of the Basics NW LLC, and Ryan Be- their interactions with the fair- served. group, at 736-7045. Show, Speaker zanson, intervention specialist ies that inhabit a moonlit forest. Performances begin at 6 p.m. A luncheon for women will for the South Bend School Dis- The story takes place in mid- Tickets are $25 for dinner and Workshop to Teach How be held noon-1:30 p.m. Monday, trict. summer, and is a farce featur- play, and $10 for the play only. Feb. 11, at the Centralia Church The presentation will be ing Hermia and Lysander and 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the New Sci- Helena and Demetrius. Their Plomondon Independent to Play Guitar in a Day of the Nazarene. Film Festival, Morgan Arts Centre, Featured will be a fashion ence Center, room 215. romantic intrigues are confused Marlene Hutchinson is re- Applied behavior analysis is and complicated still further by Plomondon Road, Toledo, www. turning to Centralia College show of gently used collectibles morganartscentre.com, (360) 864-4ART by Holly Phelps, of Shady Lady a scientific approach that helps entering the forest where Ober- Pop Offs, rock music, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 9, to offer her to identify the relationship be- on, the King of the Fairies, and “Learn to Play Guitar in a Day!” in Centralia. Also, Shelly Kelly, Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, Battle Ground, will be speak- tween an individual’s behaviors his Queen, Titania, preside. 273-2000, ext. 301 workshop. and the environmental condi- Puck (or Robin Goodfellow) The session will be 10 a.m. ing on “What Does It Mean to Make ‘Beauty From Ashes’?” tions that elicit those behaviors. is a major character who is full to 3 p.m. Tuition is $79, plus a By identifying these functional of mischief and tricks. Other Saturday, Feb. 16 $30 materials fee for a book and Admission is $12. For reser- vations, call Audrey, 748-6751, relationships, effective interven- visitors to the enchanted forest tuner. tions based on science can be include Bottom the weaver and “Learn to Play Guitar in a or June, 262-3296. Free child- Pope’s Kids Place to care is available by reservation. developed and implemented to his friends Snug, Snout, Quince Day!” is a one-day workshop change behaviors of social sig- and Flute, the amateur drama- Celebrate ‘Evening for busy adults who would like The event is sponsored by the Centralia-Chehalis Chris- nificance. tists who want to rehearse their for the Children’ to learn to play guitar but don’t STARS credit is available; a terrible but hilarious version of have time for weekly lessons. tian Women’s Connection. The Pope’s Kids Place third Centralia Church of the Naz- registry number is required. the play “Pyramus and Thisbe.” Students will learn basic chords The program is sponsored by Director of “A Midsummer annual Evening for the Chil- and simple strumming and arene is located at 1119 W. First dren will be held 6-11 p.m. Sat- St. Parent to Parent Lewis County, Night’s Dream” is Isaac Wulff. picking patterns, play familiar the Family Support Network Performances will be Feb. urday, Feb. 16, in the Great Wolf songs, and learn music theory, and Centralia College. 15-17, Feb. 21-24, Feb. 28, and Lodge’s Chehalis Ballroom. tuning, guitar care, tablature, Tuesday, Feb. 12 For additional information, March 1-3. Friday and Saturday The evening will include a music resources and more. call Joan Meister at Centralia performances are at 8 p.m. with dinner, silent and live auction, Participants must provide Couples to Make College, 736-9391, ext. 385. a $15 admission. Sunday shows and musical performances. their own acoustic guitar. Regis- are at 2 p.m. with a $10 admis- Admission is $75 per per- tration may be made by calling Chocolates at Morgan Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo sion. A special pay-what-you- son, with a discount for tables of 736-9391, ext.483 or 427, or by starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 will performance is on Thurs- eight. visiting www.centralia.edu/aca- Arts Centre Jackson Highway, Chehalis day, Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. Pope’s Kids Place is a non- demics/cont-ed/. Linda Aitchison, own- Young Professionals Lewis County Tickets are available at in profit organization that provides Hutchinson’s workshop re- Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside er of Dragonfly Chocolates, Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, (206) Centralia at Santa Lucia and respite care for children with cently aired on a PBS station in Longview, will be teaching cou- 293-6126 Sterling Bank, in Chehalis at special health care needs, den- San Diego. ples how to make a box of choc- Games Night, 6:30-11 p.m., Matrix Book ‘n’ Brush, and online at tal care for children on DSHS, olates at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, Coffeehouse, 434 N.W. Prindle St., www.brownpapertickets.com, preschool services and pedi- Souper Supper Banquet 2013, Love in at the Morgan Arts Centre in Chehalis, 740-0492 or by calling the box office at atric medical care. No child is the Name of Christ, 5:30 p.m., Immanuel Toledo. 736-8628. turned away for inability to pay. Lutheran Church, Centralia, 748-8611 or All materials will be provid- The Evergreen Playhouse is The annual gala raises funds to email [email protected] Thursday, Feb. 14 ed. Cost is $20 per person. located at 226 W.Center St. continue and to expand these Motown Cowboys, classic rock, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky To sign up for the class, call Open mic, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, services. Eagle Casino, 273-2000, ext. 301 Di at (360) 864-4ART. 434 N.W. Prindle St., Chehalis, 740-0492 Romantic Comedy Those who want to volun- “The Vagina Monologues,” 7 p.m., The Morgan Arts Centre is Jazz music, The Russ Hubley teer, donate auction items, or Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, $5 located at 190 Plomondon Road. Band, 7-9 p.m., Devilfish Public House, purchase a ticket or discounted Chehalis, 996-4682 Coming to Tiller Garage sale fundraiser, for Centralia table may call: High School classes of 2014, 2015 Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors Arts Center • LauraLee Zuber Titus, si- and 2016, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Fords Prairie open at 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 “Night of the Foolish Moon,” lent auction chair, (360) 269- Elementary gym, for graduation night p.m.; food available, 736-9030 Friday, Feb. 15 expenses, donations or questions, call a romantic comedy, will be per- 1210, [email protected] (360) 304-8385 Shakespeare Comedy formed Friday and Saturday, Feb. • John Walpole, live auction Wednesday, Feb. 13 15-16, at the Tiller Arts Center chair, (360) 269-3064, john_wal- Coming to Evergreen in Morton. [email protected] Sunday, Feb. 10 In the play, Sancho Panza, • Suzy Hill Garrett, Pope’s Program at College Playhouse Don Quixote’s faithful sidekick, Kids Place, 736-9178, ext. 35, “The Vagina Monologues,” 2 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, Centralia, $5 to Focus on Applied “A Midsummer Night’s appears to one Roger DiPietro. [email protected] Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Dream,” one of the great com- DiPietro, a man obsessed with The website for Pope’s Kids starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Behavior Analysis edy plays by William Shake- Don Quixote, longs for a quest. Place is www.popeskidsplace. Jackson Highway, Chehalis A program on applied be- speare, will be coming the Cen- With Sancho’s help, Roger ac- org Life 8  The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 ENTERTAINMENT Hoffman Does Divas in Directing Debut ‘Quartet’ by David Germain about five hours before I got most regret.” the charts. And they’re detached AP Movie Writer found out.” After “Straight Time,” it took from themselves. ‘How are you Clearly, it was Hoffman’s more than 30 years for Hoffman, doing today, Maurice?’ He says, TORONTO — At least passion project, but as he began a two-time Academy Award ‘The voice isn’t good.’ Not my Dustin Hoffman is honest when watching dailies of the footage winner for “Kramer vs. Kramer” voice. It’s THE voice.” asked why it took him so long to he had shot, he lost confidence and “Rain Man,” to try directing Just like his aging opera stars, make his directing debut. and “fired myself” as director. again. After finishing produc- Hoffman has found his acting “I don’t know,” Hoffman said. Hoffman turned to old friend tion on the 2008 romance “Last choices diminishing as he ages. The 75-year-old Hoff- Ulu Grosbard, who had directed Chance Harvey” in London, A stage star in his 20s, Hoffman man went behind the camera him in “Who Is Harry Keller- Hoffman told cinematogra- hit it big in Hollywood at age 30 for “Quartet,” starring Maggie man and Why Is He Saying pher John de Borman to let him with “The Graduate” and had a Smith, Tom Courtenay, Billy Those Terrible Things About know if any interesting scripts solid run of leading roles well Connolly and Pauline Collins Me?”, to finish “Straight Time,” came his way for the actor to into his 50s. as aging British opera divas at a but it wound up being an acri- direct. Soon after, de Borman Inevitably, he has fallen back retirement home for musicians monious shoot as Hoffman con- called Hoffman about “Quar- mostly on secondary roles in his who put aside past differences tinued to try to co-direct and tet,” which had been adapted by 60s and 70s. for a reunion concert. their friendship chilled. screenwriter Ronald Harwood “I think supporting roles by “Quartet,” which premiered “Between that one and now, from his stage play. definition are two-dimensional. at last September’s Toronto I don’t know. I worked on stuff, Hoffman read it on the plane You can’t put the third dimen- International Film Festival, I’ve developed stuff and talked flying home and was hooked. sion on it, you don’t have the opened in a handful of theaters myself out of it for whatever rea- While his lead players are ac- screen time to go home and see Jan. 11 and expands to wider re- son,” Hoffman said in an inter- tors, Hoffman filled up the what their life is like,” Hoffman Chris Pizzello / Invision lease Friday. view at the Toronto festival. retirement home with real ag- said. “They’re supporting the Dustin Hofman, director of the ilm Hoffman always wanted to “People will say, ‘Well, you ing opera singers, “people who three-dimensional characters, "Quartet," poses for a portrait at the direct, optioning stories, work- didn’t do too badly, but nev- had performed in places like La and yes, I guess you do miss that, 2012 Toronto Film Festival in Toronto. ing on scripts, developing proj- ertheless, we all would like to Scala, but no one has rang their because you got used to trying “Quartet,” which premiered at last ects. He even started out to di- go back. I mean, it just goes phone or knocked on their door to peel that onion in terms of September's Toronto International rect the 1978 ex-convict drama under the heading of, I should in 20 years,” he said. those lead characters that you Film Festival, opened in a handful of “Straight Time,” in which he also have done this a long time ago. “They’re a special breed of played.” theaters Jan. 11, and expands to wider was starring. Hoffman cast the ... I should have, should have, people. Everything is height- The exception to losing release Friday. film, worked on the script with should have. I should not have ened. I do think they’re su- out on lead roles as actors age hung in there, Sean Connery several writers and said he “even gone into acting. I should have perhuman,” Hoffman said. “would be people that carry the got myself secreted into San stayed and become a jazz pia- “They’re like an exaggeration, gun. The people that hold the hung in there. If you’re an action Quentin — which is another nist and worked at it until I was kind of, of actors. I mean, we’re gun have a longer lifespan,” star, the gun is a phallic symbol. story — in a convict’s outfit for good enough. That’s the thing I all horny bastards but they’re off Hoffman said. “John Wayne It’s the last thing to age.” ADVICE: Dear Abby Teacher is Shocked to Learn About Student’s New Career DEAR ABBY: I am an ad- common street pimp and I real- ment clubs are not “pimps”; they your opinion about something. Or am I right to feel robbed and junct teacher in a small college ize he took this job to survive. are club managers. Further, just I work at a donut shop inside a stand up for myself when people in the Midwest. For the most I’d like to approach him outside as not all prostitutes are exotic college campus. I have a tip jar, do this? — DOING MY JOB ON part, my students are great, but the classroom and offer to help dancers, not all exotic dancers and many customers are gener- CAMPUS one breaks my heart. I admire not just him, but his employees. are prostitutes. Many are single ous and share their change with DEAR DOING MY JOB: him because he I don’t want to come across as a women working to support me. I don’t blame you for feeling has overcome do-gooder, but I don’t think this themselves and their children; My problem is other people robbed. Your tips ARE meant some incredible is a great career. others may be students trying to who feel entitled to the money just for you, and you have obstacles. Last I know this letter may make pay for their educations. in my tip jar. There have been earned every penny your cus- year, he lost a for some funny water cooler Before trying to “rescue” instances when some of them tomers left in recognition of your good job and conversations, but the truth any of them, visit the club and realized they were a few cents good service. What these people had to drop out is people who get sucked into see firsthand what is — and is short, so they stuck their hands are doing is petty theft. Some es- for a time. He’s the vice trade have a hard time NOT — going on there. If there in my tip jar and fished out the tablishments avoid this problem back now, and getting out and often come to are underage girls being forced coins they wanted. It is not out by leaving a small container of when I asked By Abigail Van Buren a bad end. Do I care about my to work there, report it to the of ignorance! The jar is clearly pennies on the counter. Please about his new students too much, or am I be- police. If not, recognize that labeled “Tips — Thank you.” If suggest it to your boss. job, he said he runs a strip club. ing judgmental? — WANTS TO they are adults and able to make I tell them they can’t take the ••• At first, I thought he was HELP IN ILLINOIS their own career choices. While money, they get angry. One lady Dear Abby is written by Abigail kidding, but he assured me he DEAR WANTS: I think it’s I admire your good heart, the screamed at me, saying I was Van Buren, also known as Jeanne manages more than 50 ladies a little of both. You are well- individuals you’re worried about “selfish,” and the money in the jar Phillips, and was founded by her who, at the end of their shift, meaning, but may have jumped may not need your assistance. shouldn’t be just for me! mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear leave with their lives and their to some incorrect conclusions. What do you think, Abby? Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. dignity. He doesn’t strike me as a Managers of adult entertain- DEAR ABBY: I want to ask Am I too upset over a few cents? Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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All Things Fall Apart (2011) Ray Liotta. (CC) ›› Preacher’s Kid (2009) LeToya Luckett. Funny House- The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- Model Top Chef: Seattle Top Chef: Seattle The Millionaire The Millionaire The Millionaire The Millionaire Real Housewives/ Real Housewives/ BRAVO 66 66 wives wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta wives of Atlanta Moment Matchmaker ’ Matchmaker ’ Matchmaker ’ Matchmaker ’ Beverly Beverly CBUT 29 29 Mon Busy Animal Super Dood Cross Absolutely Speed Skating NHL Hockey Buffalo Sabres at Montreal Canadiens. Snowboarding Nation HNIC NHL Hockey: Bruins at Maple Leafs C M T 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Social Hour CMT Music ’ Music Hot 20 Countdown (N) ’ (CC) Reba Reba Reba ››› The Brady Bunch Movie (1995) ’ (CC) CNBC 46 46 Hair TRIA Paid Yng- Cook Paid Paid Skin Paid De Insan Jillian Paid Insan Skin Paid WEN Paid Paid Rogers Money Millions Ult. Factories CNN 44 44 Sat. 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Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist ›› A Lot Like Love (2005) ›› Serendipity (2001) Bur FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. News Stossel America’s News Headquarters (N) News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Drop Yng- Barbe Guy’s Be.- Best Paula Paula Pioneer Trisha’s Con Giada Chopped Sugar Dome (N) Restaurant: Im. Restaurant Sta. Diners Diners Iron Chef Amer. FX 53 53 TRIA Get How I How I How I How I How I How I Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men › The Bounty Hunter (2010, Romance-Comedy) ››› Easy A (2010, Comedy) Emma Stone, Penn UFC 156 - Prelims Ripped Met Met Met Met Met Met Jennifer Aniston, Gerard Butler. Badgley, Amanda Bynes. GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf Golf Central PGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Haney Haney Central PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love I Love Golden Golden Golden Golden Puppy Love (2012) Candace Cameron How to Fall in Love (2012) Eric Mabius, › Family Plan (2005, Comedy) Tori A Crush on You Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Girls Girls Girls Girls Bure, Victor Webster. (CC) Brooke D’Orsay. (CC) Spelling, Greg Germann. (CC) (2011) (CC) HGTV 68 68 Skin Paid Disas Bryan Buying Prop Prop Bath Bath Yard Kitchen House House Love It or List It Income Income Income Income Income Income Income Property HIST 37 37 Paid Paid Modern Marvels Manson Charles Manson. (CC) Nazi America: A Secret History Ku Klux Klan: A Secret History Jonestown Paradise Lost (CC) Cults: Dangerous Devotion (CC) LI FE 51 51 Temp Paid Gym Paid Back Paid Body Paid Paid WEN ››› Akeelah and the Bee (2006) ››› Things We Lost in the Fire (2007) (CC) ›› The Secret Life of Bees (2008) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Chris Hayes Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) MSNBC Live (N) Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Lockup: World MTV 63 63 Buckwild ’ Buckwild ’ BUCKWILD ’ Snooki ››› Freedom Writers (2007) Hilary Swank. 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(CC) (DVS) mond (CC) TLC 38 38 Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Moving Up (CC) Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Undercover Hard Evidence Hard Evidence TNT 54 54 Law & Order “The Law & Order “Hit- Law & Order Dallas “Battle Dallas “Venomous Law & Order “As- ››› Spider-Man (2002, Action) Tobey Maguire, ››› The Mummy (1999, Adventure) Brendan ›› Watchmen Ring” ’ man” ’ “Open Season” Lines” (CC) Creatures” terisk” ’ Willem Dafoe, Kirsten Dunst. (CC) Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah. (CC) (2009) (CC) TOON 42 42 Looney Looney Scan2 Johnny Bey Poke Ben 10 Star Lantern Justice Star Star Johnny Johnny Johnny Gum Gum MAD Incred Adven Adven Adven Regular Regular TRAV 36 36 Paid Zumba When Vacations Mysteries at Off Limits (CC) Mysteries at No Reservation Man v Food Super Bowl Mon Best- Mud People RV Upgrades Extreme RVs TRUTV 49 49 Sub-D Hair CarMD Yng- Get Fit Paid Paid Paid Most Shocking Most Shocking Black Gold Worked Worked Worked Worked Storage Storage Storage Storage Pawn Pawn Cook Paid No De- Paid Paid Younger- Necessary Rough- White Collar Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU USA 58 58 Safe Prog. frosting Prog. Prog. Skin ness (CC) “Brass Tracks” VH1 62 62 Jump Start ’ Jump Start ’ Jump Start ’ Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. Super Bowl Best Sat. Night Live Sat. Night Live Sat. Night Live Sat. 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(N) (Live) Chicago Fire ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit NewsChannel 8 at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) Court (CC) (DVS) “Presumed Guilty” ’ (CC) (DVS) 11 (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Comediant. Noticiero La Familia P. Luche (SS) Sábado Gigante De 15 a 20 Contest; Trío Voz a Voz. (N) (SS) Comediant. Noticiero FOX 27 27 ›› The Replacements (2000, Comedy) Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman, Orlando Cops A suspect Cops “Busted No. Kitchen Nightmares Ms. Jean’s South- 10 O’Clock News (N) Hell’s Kitchen The chefs make their Jones. Misfit substitutes take the field during a football strike. flees from police. 2” (N) (CC) ern Cuisine. (CC) (DVS) signature dishes. (CC) (DVS) Beyond Scared Straight Four at-risk Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars “Dr. Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Storage Wars (CC) Southie Rules Southie Rules “Bill A&E 52 52 teen girls are put in jail. (CC) Strangebid” (CC) Roulette” AMC 67 67 ››› Groundhog Day (1993, Romance-Comedy) Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, ››› A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore. A Navy lawyer defends two Marines in a ››› A Few Good Men (1992) Tom Chris Elliott. A TV weatherman’s day keeps repeating. (CC) comrade’s death. (CC) Cruise, Jack Nicholson. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ (CC) Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Boss “Clash of the Titans” (N) Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Pit Boss “Clash of the Titans” ’ BET 56 56 ›› Funny Valentines (1999, Drama) Alfre Woodard, Loretta Devine. (CC) In the Hive (2011) Michael Clarke Duncan. Premiere. A black teen enters an unorthodox alternative school. (CC) Of Boys and Men (2008) (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Atlanta The Real Housewives of Atlanta ›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà. Two detectives battle a drug ›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. “Battle of the Booty” “Make an Ass out of a Donkey” kingpin in Miami. Two detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey: Bruins at Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Chicago Blackhawks at Calgary Flames. (N) (S Live) (CC) Hockey Night: After Hours News NHL Hockey ’ (CC) C M T 61 61 ›› The Dukes of Hazzard (2005) Johnny Knoxville. The Duke cousins try to foil a scheme by Boss Hogg. (CC) My Big Redneck Vacation (N) (CC) Swamp Pawn (N) ’ Crossroads (N) ’ (CC) CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Princess ’ (CC) Princess ’ Ultimate Factories “Frito Lay” The Suze Orman Show (CC) Princess ’ (CC) Princess ’ Paid Program Hair Restoration CNN 44 44 Piers Morgan Tonight Piers Morgan Tonight Who is Black in America Piers Morgan Tonight CNN Newsroom Who is Black in America CNNH 45 45 Piers Morgan Tonight Mystery Det. Mystery Det. 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FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Journal Editorial FOX News Watch Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Rachael vs. Guy Celebrity Cook-Off Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell Chef Wanted With Anne Burrell Iron Chef America “Symon vs. Tio” FX 53 53 UFC 156: Aldo vs. Edgar - Prelims ››› Iron Man (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard, Gwyneth Paltrow. A billionaire dons an armored suit to ›› Iron Man 2 (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow. The super- (N) (Live) fight criminals. hero must forge new alliances and confront a powerful enemy. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Waste Management Phoenix Open, Third Round. Golf Central (N) European PGA Tour Golf Omega Dubai Desert Classic, Third Round. (Taped) A Crush on You (2011) Brigid Bran- Puppy Love (2012, Romance) Candace Cameron Bure, Victor Webster. 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(CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup: World Tour “Israel” Lockup Orange County Lockup: San Quentin Lockup: San Quentin Lockup Lockup: New Mexico MTV 63 63 Catfish: The TV Show ’ Snooki & JWOWW ’ Snooki & JWOWW “Now What?” ’ Nikki & Sara Buckwild ’ Buckwild ’ Buckwild ’ NBCS 34 34 College Basketball Celebrity Beach Bowl 2013 NFL greats and Hollywood superstars face off in the 7th annual celebrity flag football game. (N) NFL Turning Point Game On! NICK 40 40 iCarly “iGo to Japan” ’ (CC) Victorious (CC) Victorious (CC) Victorious (N) ’ Marvin Marvin (N) Supah Ninjas ’ Supah Ninjas ’ The Nanny (CC) The Nanny (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Walk the Line (2005) Joaquin Phoenix. The story of music legends Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. ›› Cruel Intentions (1999, Drama) Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe. › The Sweetest Thing (2002) R O OT 31 31 Planet X Square Bensinger College Basketball Utah State at Seattle. (N) (Live) College Basketball San Francisco at Pepperdine. (N Same-day Tape) College Basketball SPIKE 57 57 Auction Hunt- Auction Hunt- ››› Independence Day (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15- ››› Independence Day (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff ers ’ ers ’ mile-wide ships. ’ Goldblum. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. ’ SYFY 59 59 The Ninth Gate ›› The Omen (2006, Horror) Liev Schreiber, Julia Stiles. A diplomat’s adopted son is pure evil. › My Soul to Take (2010, Horror) Max Thieriot, John Magaro. Premiere. ›› The Omen (2006) Liev Schreiber. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power ’ (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades Not a Fan Travel the Road Facing The Giants Live at Oak Tree Virtual Memory The King of The King of The King of Family Guy ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang King of the Nerds Shockwaves move TBS 55 55 Queens First lie. Queens ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) through Team Orange. TLC 38 38 48 Hours: Hard Evidence “Ransom” 48 Hours: Hard Evidence (N) (CC) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ (CC) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence “Ransom” 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ (CC) 48 Hours: Hard Evidence ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ›› Watchmen (2009, Action) Billy Crudup, Malin Akerman, Jackie Earle Haley. A ›››› The Dark Knight (2008, Action) Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Aaron Eckhart. Batman battles a vicious criminal ››› The Mummy (1999, Adventure) masked vigilante probes the murder of a fellow superhero. (CC) known as the Joker. (CC) (DVS) Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz. (CC) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show ›› Planet 51 (2009, Comedy) Voices of Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Biel. Venture Bros. Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Cleveland Show Black Dynamite The Boondocks TRAV 36 36 Extreme RVs (CC) Trip of a Lifetime (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “Cripple Creek” TRUTV 49 49 Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout ’ (CC) Wipeout “Screw You, Banana” (CC) Wipeout “Welcome Back America” World’s Funniest Animal Top 20 Most Shocking USA 58 58 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit De- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ›› The Game Plan (2007, Comedy) “Gray” ’ (CC) boy’s death links to a gambling ring. tectives search for a rape victim. “Delinquent” ’ (CC) (DVS) “Smoked” ’ (CC) Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. (CC) VH1 62 62 Black Ink Crew ’ Love & Hip Hop Joe’s support team. Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “Therapy” Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’

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