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New Centralia Schools Leader A Long Time Coming Steve Warren Strives to Become Face of District Centralia Family Accepts Medallion on as He Takes Interim Leadership Role / Main 13 Behalf of World War II Veteran / Main 9 Commissioner Candidates to Face Off at Forum SIX CANDIDATES: Residents Can Meet Potential Leaders During Event at Tillman Art Center in Morton Friday By Kyle Spurr [email protected] Six candidates are vying for the Lewis County Commission Dis- trict 3 seat, which represents nearly two-thirds of the geographic area of the county — from Toledo to White Pass. Jerry Pratt Michael Messmore John Roe Rich Bainbridge Harry Bhagwandin Gary Stamper Toledo Toledo Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska White Pass please see CANDIDATES, page Main 11 mayor resident resident resident resident principal Former Centralia Cemetery Sexton Facing New Lawsuit

Beth Peterson Lightning Can Strike Twice — Ask Lewis County Woman RECOVERY: Lewis County Native Beth Peterson Recently Published Book ‘Life After Lightning’ By Kyle Spurr [email protected] While on a 24-hour shift at Fort Benning in Georgia, former Army specialist Beth Peterson was watching lightning strike a Pete Caster / [email protected] tree. Jennifer Duncan, a former caretaker at Greenwood Cemetery, stands amid rows of surface burial vaults at the Centralia cemetery in April. Moments later, lightning struck her. DAMAGES SOUGHT: Two months after a state- Lewis County Superior Court, The lawsuit comes two “When it hit me it was like my issued order suspending a Lewis County resident Elaine months after the Washington head exploded,” Peterson said. Widow of Man Buried Centralia cemetery’s license Clark and her son, Ernie Clark, State Funeral and Cemetery “It entered from my Army boots at Greenwood Memorial to operate and prohibiting the are claiming breach of contract Board issued an order essential- and exited through my mouth. ly barring Duncan from owner- It lifted me up and threw me 30 Park Asks Jennifer caretaker from operating it, a and asking former sexton Jen- lawsuit filed in Lewis County nifer Duncan to pay to disinter ship or operation for 25 years of feet.” the Greenwood Memorial Park, The Lewis County native Duncan to Pay Relocation, Superior Court alleges the ex- the remains of Elaine Clark’s pelled sexton is defying the or- husband Robert Clark, reinter located at the corner of Van was struck by lightning on July Reinterment Costs Wormer Street and Reynolds 20, 1992. The strike left her with der and running the cemetery them at another cemetery, and By Christopher Brewer illegally. also to cover the costs of getting Avenue in Centralia. please see LIGHTNING, page Main 11 [email protected] In a suit filed June 19 in a gravesite at another cemetery. please see LAWSUIT, page Main 11

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Walking tour, historic downtown Packwood, Winlock Pickers’ Fest is This Weekend at Winolequa Park Public Agencies 7 p.m., starting at White Pass County Museum, 12990 U.S. Highway 12 There will be plenty of pickin’ and as around Europe, Canada, Australia Centralia Planning Commission, 6 p.m., coun- “Princess Who?,” performed by participants in grinnin’ at the 14th annual Winlock and Japan. He has released 20 record- cil chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, Pickers’ Fest, held Friday through (360) 330-7671 the OnStage Summer Day Camp, 7 p.m., Roxy The- ings of music, along with a couple of ater, Morton, tickets $8, available at Barbara Clev- Sunday at Winolequa Park. DVDs, books and other instructional enger Johnson Gallery, https://app.arts-people. The festival includes instructional com and at door, open seating, (360) 496-5599 materials. Libraries workshops and open mics. It officially Other performers will include Song Circle, 7 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Cheha- opens Friday, but jamming and camp- LabARTory, for all ages, all day, Tenino and lis, $2, (360) 740-0492 Wayward Vessel, SugarPine, The Centralia ing start on Thursday. Regular excursion steam train ride, Mt. Rainier Great Northern Planes and Cowchips. Chris Fascione Stories, Clowning and Mime, for Featured performer this year is Scenic Railroad, 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. (barbecue Admission Friday and Saturday is children, 11 a.m., Chehalis, 4 p.m., Tenino upgrade available), Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, Stephen Bennett, whom the Toronto Library Movie Matinee, for all ages, “Planes,” 2 reservations (888) STEAM11 Fingerstyle Guitar Association called $10 (Winlock Acoustic Music Asso- p.m., Centralia “the Jedi Master of Fingerstyle Guitar.” ciation members $7). Sunday is free. Libraries Bennett has traveled the world Camping is $10 per night. Organizations for performances — from California For more program details, visit PageTurners Book Discussion, for adults, “The to Maine, Texas to Tennessee, as well winlockpickersfest.com. Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Bucoda Shoemaker’s Wife,” by Adriana Trigiani, 12:30 p.m., Oddfellows Community Center, 202 S. Main, Bu- Winlock coda, (360) 273-9724 Minecraft Party, for grades 4-12, 2 p.m., Winlock Commerce assists riders once they get to Living history displays will be held United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., Kit Carson Family Fun With Films, for all ages, 3 p.m., Tenino banquet room, Chehalis, (360) 388-5252 the Twin Cities — both at the college and both days at the military and civilian Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., at Recreation Park in Chehalis. camps. Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, Organizations Helping with the Petersburg event (360) 485-2852 Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, 7:30 p.m., Bu- will be the Washington Civil War As- Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the American coda Oddfellows Community Center, 202 S. Main Veterans Museum Plans Re- sociation and the Northwest Civil War Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church, St., Bucoda, (360) 273-3604 2190 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, September-May, Enactment of Siege Council. Lewis County Writers critique session, 5:15-7:15 (360) 740-5899 Admission is $10 for adults, $7 for se- p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis, http://lewis- of Petersburg S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., P.J.’s Pizza game room, countywriters.wordpress.com/ niors (60 and over), students and veterans. 1232 Alder St., Centralia, (360) 388-0102 or memori- The Siege of Petersburg will be re-enact- Active duty members of the military and [email protected] ed as part of the Veterans Memorial Muse- children under 6 are free. Food vendors Support Groups um’s sesquicentennial remembrance of the are available. Support Groups H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage Civil War. For more information or to purchase Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Teni- The re-enactment will occur Saturday advance tickets, call the museum at (360) “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a no, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Morton Community and Sunday at 313 Tune Road, southwest of 740-8875 or visit www.veteransmuseum. Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring Chehalis. Methodist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, org. 330-2640 (360) 748-3401 This battle began in June 1864, and Parkinson’s Disease Support Group (Chehalis featured a unique event where the Union Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Kirkland Road, Che- forces dug a mine underneath the Confed- Skookumchuck Grange halis, go to left and enter at rear of church, (360) erate trenches to break the siege. The mine 740-5556 Saturday, July 12 Plans Barbecue, Auction was filled with explosives and detonated on Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- The Skookumchuck Grange will hold manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, Area to Get Huge Wave of July 30. A military debacle ensued when the Centralia, (360) 736-9268 Union troops ran headlong into the mas- its sixth annual Barbecue and Auction Cyclists This Weekend for STP sive crater rather than going around it. Saturday at the Grange hall, 5345 Skoo- Thousands of bicyclists will be pedal- For hours Confederate troops launched kumchuck Road SE, Tenino. Friday, July 11 ing through South Thurston and central a counterattack that resulted in a “turkey A silent auction will be 3-4:30 p.m., a steak dinner 3:30-5 p.m., and a live auc- Oregon Trail music and dancing, open mic with Lewis counties this weekend as part of shoot” as the Union troops could not climb Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz Prairie Grange, the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic. out of the crater. tion to follow. Auctioneer will be Rick (360) 864-2023 Many of the cyclists who choose to com- The museum is working with engineers Nelson. Pinochle tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities Senior plete the STP in two days stay in the Twin to recreate the crater event. Admission is $12 for adults, $10 for Center Cities or the surrounding communities On Saturday, there will be a presenta- seniors and military, $8 for children age Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, 7-9:30 overnight. tion at the Tune Road site about the Siege 6-12 and children under 5 free. Proceeds p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 The official midpoint of the ride is Cen- of Petersburg 10-11 a.m. The battles will be will benefit the Grange’s Tenino School Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., District projects. corner of Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) tralia College, which welcomes riders depicted at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. 736-8977, [email protected] coming through along the Aadland Es- On Sunday, the schedule is nearly the For more information, call (360) 264- Broken Trail, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek Grill, planade in the middle of the campus. same, although the second battle will be at 2480. Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of 2 p.m. please see CALENDAR, page Main 9 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for July 10, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s L 49.13 65.0 -0.02 100s 90s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. H 73.45 85.0 0.00 80s 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 3.44 10.5 -0.15 H 50s Cowlitz at Randle Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny 40s 6.68 18.0 +0.26 30s 82º 54º 85º 55º 86º 55º 86º 56º 84º 56º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 3.30 ---- +0.01 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 5:29 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 9:05 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 75 Moonrise ...... 7:19 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 55 75/56 98/61 Moonset...... 3:50 a.m. Normal High ...... 78 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 53 69/57 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 97 in 1952 Seattle Anchorage 63/53 pc 63/55 pc Record Low...... 40 in 1938 78/57 Boise 96/66 s 96/65 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Full Last New First Boston 81/66 s 80/63 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 82/54 93/60 7/12 7/18 7/26 8/3 Dallas 98/76 s 98/76 s Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Honolulu 88/75 s 89/74 s Normal month to date ...0.32" Centralia 80/58 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 104/85 s 103/85 s Year to date...... 25.21" 82/54 Yakima Nashville 87/67 s 90/69 s Normal year to date ....25.18" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 102/85 s 105/86 s 94/59 Longview 82/53 Trees Low None St. Louis 86/66 s 86/75 t Salt Lake City 89/69 t 90/68 t WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 82/56 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds Moderate Moderate San Francisco 68/54 mc 68/54 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 86/68 t 87/69 pc Portland 86/57 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 87/59 90/60 tonight's lows. 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 111/85 s 115/89 s New Delhi 107/88 s 107/87 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 96/70 s 95/68 s Paris 66/60 ra 72/58 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 78/57 pc 80/58 s Spokane 91/58 s 93/62 s London 67/57 cl 70/60 ra Rio de Janeiro 69/66 ra 69/65 sh cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 66/56 pc 67/55 mc Tri Cities 96/60 s 98/66 s Mexico City 71/54 t 71/50 t Rome 74/61 t 80/64 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 82/54 pc 85/55 s Wenatchee 97/66 s 98/71 s Moscow 66/52 ra 70/53 pc Sydney 62/46 pc 65/43 s Going on Vacation? The NEW iPad App is here! chronline.com

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Today Noon — Free Cheese Sand- wiches, Presbyterian Church 6-9 p.m. — Toast of the Big Noon-5 p.m. — Barbecue, To- Cheeses, Morgan Arts Centre ledo Market Fresh Noon-4 p.m. — Inflatables and Friday Dunk Tank 1 p.m. — Auction, Toledo Mid- 10 a.m. — Cheddar Open Golf dle School Football Field Tournament, Newaukum Valley 2:15 p.m. — Sandy’s Pizza Eat- Golf Course ing Contest, Toledo Middle School 10 a.m.-6 p.m. — Second Time Field Around Garage Sale, Toledo Head 3-8 p.m. — Wine and Cheese Start Tasting Garden, behind Post 3 p.m. — Tennis Tournament Office 4:30-7 p.m. — Stuffed Potato 4 p.m. — Women’s Alumni Soc- Bar, Toledo Senior Center cer Game, Toledo High School 6-7:30 p.m. — Frog Jumping 6 p.m. — Men’s Alumni Soccer Contest, Toledo High School Game, Toledo High School Field 6:30-9 p.m. — Bingo, Toledo 9 p.m. — Midnight Dance, To- High School ledo Market Fresh

Saturday Sunday 7-10:30 a.m. — Ham & All-You- 8 a.m. — Church Services, at- Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast, Toledo tend church of your choice Pete Caster / [email protected] Senior Center 8 a.m. — Horseshoe Carter Stennick watches as his frog leaps in the air during the Toledo Cheese Days Frog Races at Toledo High School in 2012. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. — Fourteenth Tournament The event takes place Friday from 6-7:30 p.m. at Toledo High School. Annual Car and Motorcycle Show, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. — Second Toledo Middle School Time Around Garage Sale, Fill a 8 a.m. — Cheddar Challenge, Bag for $1 Toledo Fire Station 10 a.m.-4 p.m. — Railroad Ex- Cheese Days Begins Today in Toledo 8 a.m.-4 p.m. — Second Time hibit continues Around Garage Sale 10 a.m.-3 p.m. — Cheese Days FLYING HIGH: Event thing for everyone. participants, who can pay the 9 a.m.-3 p.m. — Kids Fun Fest, Bazaar, Kemp Olson Memorial “We just want people to have a day of the show. Toledo Middle School Gym Park to Celebrate Town’s good time,” Lions Club member “It’s become bigger year after 9 a.m.-3 p.m. — Quilt and Art 11 a.m.-4 p.m. — All Class Re- Ron Smith said. year,” Smith said. “We had 300- Show, Toledo Middle School union, Kemp Olson Memorial Park Aviation History Commons 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. — Cheese- Cheese Days kicks off tonight plus cars last time.” 10 a.m. — Youth BBQ and Ham- By Christopher Brewer with the Toast of the Big Cheeses cake by the Slice, Toledo Commu- The Lions Club pours most burger Stand, at Car Show nity Park [email protected] at the Morgan Arts Centre at 6 of the money it raises at Cheese 10 a.m.-3 p.m. — Sneak Peek of 12:30-3 p.m. — Toledo Lions The city of Toledo’s largest p.m. This year’s “Big Cheeses,” Days back into the community, Toledo Community Library Club Beef Barbecue, Community celebration of the year begins to- or grand marshals of the event, helping pay for such necessities 10 a.m.-4 p.m. — Railroad Ex- Park day, as Cheese Days has arrived. are Melba and Carl Church, and as food baskets for the needy and hibit, Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel 2:30 p.m. — Lions Club Beef Cheese Days 2014 will honor Verna and Troy Church. physicals for youth who want to 10 a.m.-5 p.m. — Cheese Days Auction, Toledo Community Park the town’s aviation history with The festival continues Friday play sports but might not other- Bazaar 3 p.m. — Annual Pie Auction, the theme “Flying High in To- with a golf tournament, tennis wise be able to afford the physi- 11 a.m. — Cheese Days Parade Community Park ledo.” The town’s airport was tournament and more, includ- cal fee. The club is also building ing a frog jumping competition a scholarship fund, Smith said. opened in 1940 and served as an CHEHALIS- emergency airport during World at 6 p.m. That event alone draws Smith said he’s proud of the & War II. Today the airport is still scores of children to Cheese Toledo community for hosting CENTRALIA RAILROAD MUSEUM operational, and is home to the Days, Smith said. Cheese Days. The number of Toledo Flying Club and Skydive! “I could not believe how many volunteers who give of their time KID S DAY STEAM TRAIN RIDES Toledo. kids there were last year,” Smith and money to make the largest ’ The Toledo Lions Club helps said. celebration in the city worth- organize Cheese Days, and it Several of the events at while continue to grow. Bring your kids for a fun filled day! has set up a variety of events de- Cheese Days raise money for all “A lot of people’s celebrations signed to keep people of all ages the classes at Toledo High School. are going by the wayside, but All kids 4-15 years old receive 1/2 of their fare. entertained. From a kids’ fun One of the biggest events be- ours gets stronger and stronger,” festival to a youth barbecue and sides the parade is the Car and Smith said. July 12, Ride Times: 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm hamburger stand and the Car Motorcycle Show, which begins ••• 2014 (Regular Train at 5 pm) and Motorcycle Show, the com- at 7 a.m. Saturday at the middle Christopher Brewer: (360) munity celebration has some- school. That event costs $20 for 807-8235 Fun Activities from News in Brief 11 am - 4 pm Have a Burn Ban to Begin has parking and picnic tables. Tenino City Park will have mobile phone? I-5 exit 77 Saturday water stations and other services CH524532cz.cg in Lewis County for cyclists set up adjacent to the For more information: parking area in the park. 360-748-9593 | steamtrainride.com By The Chronicle The 202-mile STP started in chronline.com/mobile Beginning Saturday, a burn 1979. ban will be issued for all of unincorporated Lewis County. Inmate at Lewis County The burning restriction is due to the current and extended Jail Charged With weather forecast that could create fire dangers throughout the Attempted Extortion county, according to the Lewis By The Chronicle County Community Develop- A 13-time convicted felon has ment Department. been charged with another felo- The ban is for outdoor burn- ny after he allegedly sent a for- ing on all unincorporated land mer girlfriend a postcard from in Lewis County except for rec- jail threatening to kill her dog if reational fires contained within she did not give him money for approved burning receptacles or snacks, court documents allege. approved campfire sites. Kevon L. Tracy is serving The burning restrictions will time in the Lewis County Jail remain in effect until the Lewis for a protection order violation, County Commission decides to court docu- lift it. ments state. Af- A public announcement will ter he completes be made when the burn ban is his jail sentence, lifted, according to Community he will go to the Development. Department of For more information, con- Corrections to tact Community Development serve a prison Director Lee Napier at (360) 740- sentence for an 1146, or visit the fire marshal’s Kevon L. Tracy unrelated felony. office in the Lewis County Pub- inmate Tracy in- lic Services building in Chehalis. tended to send a postcard, which Section of Thurston was intercepted by jail staff, to his former girlfriend that al- County Transportation legedly read: “I suggest you pay me first if not I’ll take that dog Trail to Close for STP break its neck skin it and cook it. By The Chronicle Do this stop writing me pay yur A section of Thurston Coun- Dept to me and Ill never bug you ty’s transportation trail system again about it But do it now!” will be temporarily closed on A Centralia detective contact- Saturday for the Seattle to Port- ed the woman who Tracy intend- land Bicycle Classic, according to ed to send it to on June 20, court Thurston County Public Works. documents state. The woman, About 14.5 miles of the Yelm- who owns a small dog, became to-Tenino trail will be closed to upset after reading the postcard the public from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and told the detective she was The STP is the only event that afraid of him because she heard causes the temporary closure. about his violent tendencies to- An estimated 10,000 cyclists will ward other women. use the trail on Saturday. The former girlfriend told The Yelm-to-Tenino trail the detective she did not owe starts at the trailhead behind the 42-year-old former Chehalis Yelm City Hall and goes through man money but rather had of- Rainier and ends at the Tenino fered to give him some so he City Park. The recreational trail could pay bills and buy snacks in has been swept and mowed for jail. the STP. Attempted extortion is a class Residents can watch the cy- C felony and carries a sentence of clists from the trailheads at Yelm, up to five years in prison if con- Rainier or Tenino. Each location victed. CH522485cz.jd Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 LOCAL Centralia Pot Lawsuit Moved Back to County Court SLIMMED DOWN LITIGATION: lower court, it will likely be heard Medical marijuana business- for declaratory and injunctive re- substances is the state’s job, not the much sooner and both sides will man David Kois, who is working lief from the moratorium. city’s; RIU420 is a legitimate busi- Businessman Perry save a considerable amount of closely with Hallock on the case, Removed from the complaint ness in the eyes of the state; and any Nelson Removes money in legal fees. said they are hoping for a sum- are claims that Centralia violated local law that conflicts with state “There’s glory in the federal mary judgement. Nelson’s due process rights, the authority is preempted. References to Federal courts, but at this point we want Dated July 7, the amended references to federal opinions of The even shorter second Law, Request for to get his business open as soon complaint is slimmed down marijuana and Nelson’s request for cause of action cites the state as possible,” said Nelson’s attor- from 34 pages to six, and claims costs, damages and attorney fees. constitution’s explanation that Damages in New Filing ney Elizabeth Hallock. a municipality cannot create Also missing from the amend- local governments have the right By Dameon Pesanti To open his store, Nelson laws that conflict with state laws. ed complaint are Hallock’s state- to make laws, so long as they needs to meet standards put In the new complaint, Hal- ments referencing “The Great don’t conflict with state law. The [email protected] forth by the Liquor Control lock renames the plaintiff from Gatsby” and comments that Cen- action then argues Centralia vio- The lawsuit filed by potential Board, but before he can begin her client Perry Nelson to his tralia’s ban on marijuana would lated constitutional law when it marijuana retailer Perry Nelson modifying his Centralia store- company, RIU420, and argues be “Allowing a dangerous black created retail marijuana mora- against the city of Centralia is front he needs certain permits that Centralia is preempted market and its systemic violence, torium, which Nelson claims is being moved from federal court from the city. However, the city’s by state law from enforcing its turf wars, and human trafficking preempted by Initiative 502. back to Lewis County Superior ongoing marijuana moratorium moratorium and that preventing to continue…” Centralia city attorney Shan- Court after several changes were prevents any municipal office RIU420 from applying for licens- The first cause of action in the non Murphy-Olson was unavail- made to Nelson’s complaint. from even accepting his permit es and permits to be a violation new argument alleges in just six able for comment before press By moving the case down to a applications. of Washington law. She is asking sentences that regulating controlled time. Mother Testifies in Support of Man Accused of Raping Her Daughter PROSECUTORS: Raul B. ing in the trial, the woman told pected to occur Friday. Castillo- the prosecutor she didn’t recall Lopez could face life in prison if Castillo-Lopez Faces what Castillo-Lopez had told her convicted. Three Counts of Second- over the phone. She also accused the deputy of trying to “coerce” Degree Rape of a Child her daughter into giving infor- For Allegedly Raping mation about the sexual assaults. The woman described her Debbie’s 13-Year-Old Girl daughter as having behavioral is- By Stephanie Schendel sues and prone to “throwing a fit” Boutique [email protected] and starting arguments with her and Castillo-Lopez. When the 13-year-old girl “I tried caring for her,” the Come see what’s told her mother that the man mother testified Wednesday. “I new for Summer! living with them had raped her, couldn’t deal with her.” the girl’s mother kicked Raul B. During cross examination, Capris, hats, leggings, Castillo-Lopez out of the house O’Rourke asked if she believed and called police. her daughter’s allegations. scarves, tops, handbags The girl told the responding “I don’t believe it happened,” and sundresses! deputy the sexual abuse started the woman replied. Casual • Career the previous year, at age 12, when Pete Caster / [email protected] She also testified that she did Castillo-Lopez started molesting Raul B. Castillo-Lopez walks into a Lewis County Superior Court room prior to the not believe the text messages to Weekend • Resort her, court documents state. start of his child rape trial on Wednesday afternoon at the Lewis County Law and be true. As for her daughter’s Extended sizes About six months later, he Justice Center in Chehalis. blanket that has Castillo-Lopez’s began sneaking into her room semen on it — the woman testi- 120-A S. Tower, Centralia when her mother was in the couldn’t do this.” He knew if the truth came out fied the blanket was lying on the

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Landowners From rights and a desire to maintain REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR a positive relationship with Getting Tax Breaks Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 Frank Gordon Weyerhaeuser, Lewis County [email protected] By Steven Friedrich Grays Harbor County commissioner commissioners said last month Editor they would not interfere in the The Vidette Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 company’s fee for use program. [email protected] MONTESANO — The Grays The full story remains avail- was taking away distinct private cess,” Cormier said. “It does not Sports Editor Harbor County commissioners able at www.chronline.com. property rights and encouraged force a timber company to close Aaron VanTuyl ...... 807-8229 unanimously approved an ordi- the commissioners to work with down land. That would be their nance aimed at taking on Wey- [email protected] Weyerhaeuser and ask them to decision.” Visuals Editor erhaeuser and other large timber make changes to offer reduced “As far as the possible cost to Cormier, who spearheaded Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 companies who have been charg- access fees for local residents, se- the county for litigation fees, that the ordinance, thanked outdoor [email protected] ing hunters and others to access niors and those with disabilities. is definitely a concern,” Com- enthusiast Dan Boeholt and state Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, their private land for recreation “I’m hoping a compromise missioner Herb Welch said. Rep. Brian Blake, D-Aberdeen, East Lewis County Communities purposes. will prevail,” Wilson told the “That is one of my concerns hav- for their suggestions in amend- Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 The ordinance will prohibit commissioners. ing lived through the last one ing the ordinance and making [email protected] large landowners from getting a County Commissioner Frank we had. … But if we don’t do it possible. He also thanked his Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, property tax break if they charge Gordon said that he and the oth- West and Central Lewis County Communities something, we’re not going to fellow commissioners for their Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 for access. er commissioners had individu- know what that might wind up support. The only tweak in the original [email protected] ally met with Weyerhaeuser of- being. If we pass this and we run Visit https://www.facebook. 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Timber companies will Gordon asked Pickell to help Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices to know what happens next. As Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 also still be allowed to charge for the county “bridge that gap.” far as them locking up the land, berry picking, mushroom pick- [email protected] “My suspicion is if they throw that’s very possible. They have ing and floral salal picking. The July 4 - July 10 [email protected] their cards on the table and tell the right do that. As far as I’m previous ordinance would have [email protected] you to ‘shove it’ they’ve got more concerned, they’re locking it up eliminated those incidental uses. Million Dollar Arm $4 • PG Church News behind this legally than you do,” now.” 11:30 am (Fri. — hur.) [email protected] ...... 807-8217 The decision by the county Pickell said. “And that’s the part was not without some contro- Gordon said he voted to sup- $6.00 for Ticket, Popcorn, Senior Media Developer that scares me because I think Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 versy, with farmers and timber port the measure “very unhap- you’re going to lose there and pily.” Pop & Penny Candy [email protected] owners in the community say- then they’re solidified in their ing the county was infringing “I have been told by our at- THE CHRONICLE position.” torney, whom I respect highly, he Amazing Spider Man on their private property rights “I’m not looking for a fight CH524113cz.jd PUBLISHER and hunters and outdoors en- that we don’t have a chance of $4 • PG13 Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 we can’t win but there are some an ice cube in hell,” Gordon thusiasts, who insisted that large things that are morally right,” 3:00 pm (Fri. — hur.) [email protected] said.”… When they take us to Sales Director timber companies should not be Gordon said. 7:00 pm (Fri. hur.) court, where will the money Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 gouging the community. Weyerhaeuser officials say come from? It’s not like we’re fat $3 Dollar Tuesdays: All movies, minor [email protected] Before the commissioners with parent at or before 6:00 pm they’ve moved to a pay-for-access Circulation Manager made their decision, they took cats with a great big wallet. I’m $12.75 Beer, Burger, Movie: Wednesday model in order to reduce vandal- going to vote ‘yes’ on this hoping Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 another 45 minutes of public ism and theft in their forests and Minor with parent before 7 pm only it brings Weyerhaeuser and Ray- $4.00 All Ages • Under 11 - $1 [email protected] comment from the 60 or so peo- offset rising dumping costs. 112 N. Tower Ave. • Centralia Specialty Publications Manager, Family, LIFE onier to the table.” (360) 736-1634 ple in the room. The audience “They’re turning a great sport Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 was about half as large as the into a wealthy man’s sport,” said [email protected] numbers that overwhelmed the hunter Steve Bova, of Ocean Design Director room two weeks ago. Shores, adding that “only an idi- Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 Bill Pickell, the former ex- ot would dump trash in the mid- I’m Stickin’ with [email protected] ecutive director of Washington dle of hunting season” because LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC Contract Loggers who lives in just about any hunter would take Hoquiam, told the commission- down a license plate and report PRESIDENT, COO ers that he had no doubt that them. Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 Weyerhaeuser would challenge [email protected] Cormier said that this is “ab- Business Manager the ordinance. solutely not a property rights “It could be a costly issue and Mary Jackson ...... 807-8207 taking,” noting that the program [email protected] I hope you are prepared,” Pickell to get the tax break is something Director of Production and IT said. timber companies must opt into. Jon Bennett ...... 807-8222 Weyerhaeuser officials had It’s a company’s choice. And it’s [email protected] issued a letter to the county last the county’s choice, he says, to Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 month threatening to challenge decide what goes in the required the ordinance or close off access timber management plans. Providing Quality Medical Care Since 1927 FAX NUMBERS completely if the county moves “The ordinance doesn’t force Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 forward with its plans. 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Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 LOCAL / NORTHWEST Mount St. Helens Drilling Foes Claim Victory JUDGE: Review of Mining Firm’s Plan Was Deficient “The court’s decision sends a strong message By Eric Florip The Columbian to the industry and federal agencies that An environmental group public lands acquired for public conservation fighting a proposed drilling operation near Mount St. Helens purposes cannot be used for such declared victory Monday after destructive development.” a federal judge in Oregon found earlier review and approval of the proposal to be deficient. Tom Buchele attorney In a 70-page opinion issued last week, U.S. District Judge Marco A. Hernandez said a 2012 environmental analysis of the couver-based Gifford Pinchot proval, according to the agency. plan violated the National Envi- Task Force filed a lawsuit aiming The BLM is still reviewing ronmental Policy Act by not con- to block the drilling, citing en- Hernandez's opinion, spokes- sidering all alternatives, among vironmental impacts and other man Michael Campbell said other problems. The judge also concerns. Monday. The agency will likely said a "finding of no significant Last week's court opinion sid- wait for a final judgment before impact" was not supported with ed with the plaintiff on many of deciding its next steps, he said. the required analysis. its key arguments. The opinion directs the Gif- The plan was reviewed by "The Gifford Pinchot Task ford Pinchot Task Force to pre- the U.S. Forest Service and fed- Force sincerely hopes that As- pare an appropriate judgment, eral Bureau of Land Manage- cot, the BLM, and the Forest then submit it to the court for a ment, which approved it in 2012. Service will now clearly realize signature. Ascot Resources had hoped to that developing a massive mine The group made it clear Mon- carry out exploratory drilling in this area is not appropriate day it believes the judge has in- in the Gifford Pinchot National and that everyone can instead validated the latest plan for drill- Forest, just north of the Mount focus on ways to better protect ing in the area, where mining St. Helens National Volcanic this area for current and future claims go back decades. Monument boundary. The Ca- recreational users," Niki Terzieff, "The court's decision sends a nadian company planned to look board chair of the task force, said strong message to the industry for copper, silver, gold and other in a released statement. and federal agencies that public minerals by drilling 63 holes BLM officials have stressed lands acquired for public conser- at 23 different sites north of the that the permits given to Ascot vation purposes cannot be used mountain. allow for exploratory drilling for such destructive develop- The exploration never hap- only — not a full-scale mine. ment," Tom Buchele, an attorney The Chronicle / File photo pened. After an unsuccessful Such an operation would require representing the plaintiff, said in A crew works to pull core samples from the ground beneath the Giford Pinchot administrative appeal, the Van- a separate public review and ap- a released statement. National Forest south of Randle in this 2011 ile photo. News in Brief Inslee's plan includes a pack- Most of the money is from the Inslee Offers New age to the 2015 Legislature to Two Gun Initiatives Class Size Ballot Washington Education Associa- Proposal on Fish address other toxic pollution. A Attract Nearly Measure Has Raised tion, the statewide teachers union. final rule won't be finalized until According to reports from the Consumption and the legislative session ends. $3.5 Million in $630,000 Public Disclosure Commission, Water Rules Contributions So Far SEATTLE (AP) — The cam- the WEA has donated $350,000 paign for a ballot initiative to de- toward the initiative campaign. SEATTLE (AP) — Gov. Jay SEATTLE (AP) — Two gun Heat Wave Forecast crease public school class sizes has Another $100,000 came from the Inslee has proposed dramatically initiatives headed toward Wash- already raised nearly $630,000. Public School Employees Union. increasing the fish consumption for Washington ington’s November ballot have rate that drives clean water stan- SEATTLE (AP) — Forecast- attracted nearly $3.6 million in dards in the state. ers say the weather is turning contributions so far. Inslee said Wednesday he hotter in Washington with tem- According the Public Disclo- Serving plans to set the peratures this weekend expected sure Commission, the people in LewiS County Pacific fish consump- in the 80s to lower 90s in West- favor of new background check tion rate at 175 ern Washington and 90s to triple requirements for gun purchases grams a day, so digits in Eastern Washington. — supporters of Initiative 594 — Prosthetics & Orthotics, llc it would protect The Weather Service says have raised nearly $2.7 million. people who eat temperatures in Western Wash- The groups opposing that Compassionate Consultation • Locally Owned about a serving ington will be moderated by initiative and supporting one a day of fish. morning clouds, especially on on protecting gun rights — Ini- •Artiicial Limbs • Knee Braces A higher rate the coast. tiative 591 — have raised about Jay Inslee • Leg Braces • Arch Supports Mostly clear skies are forecast governor could mean $800,000. tougher permit- in Eastern Washington into early The biggest donations to the • Diabetic Shoes ting rules for next week, and the dry weather background checks initiative water pollution, and environ- is increasing the risk of wildfires. have come from one family — • Repairs & Adjustments mental and tribal groups have The Weather Service has is- Nick and Lenore Hanauer. The • Home Or Ofice Visits pushed for it. sued a red flag warning for criti- venture capitalist and business But Inslee's plan would also cal fire weather conditions from manager have given nearly half a increase by tenfold the excess 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday million dollars. cancer risk rate for certain chem- because of low humidity and The biggest donations to the (360) 330-1602 icals, which those groups have breezy conditions in central gun rights initiative have come 1720 Cooks Hill Rd. opposed. Washington. from three groups: the Citizens Centralia, Wa Raymond Frieszell, MS, CPO Business such as Boeing and The area includes Yakima, Committee for the Right to Keep Licensed Prosthetist/Orthotist others had worried that tougher Wenatchee, Chelan, Coulee Dam, and Bear Arms, the Gun Owners Ofice Hours by Appointment pollution rules would hurt jobs Moses Lake, the Tri-Cities and Action League and the Washing- MEDICARE • VA • DSHS • L & I • ALL INSURANCES and the economy. 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%* 1.90 APR %* 9.00 APR %* 10.00 APR CH523102cz.jd The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 • Main 7 Send business briefs and news items to Reporter Christopher Brewer at cbrewer@ chronline.com. He can Proiles, Permits, also be reached at Briefs and More (360) 807-8235. Business Tenino-Area Winery Breaks Rules, Builds Following EXPANSION PLANNED: Free Wine Tasting a Factor in Mill Lane’s Growth By Cindy Teixeira For The Chronicle Mill Lane is one of those little businesses with a big reputation, while practically hidden in plain sight. For what it’s worth, it’s likely a good thing some folks haven’t discovered it yet, because the place gets pretty busy. Owners Deana and Dan Ferris started something 18 months ago that’s taken on a life of its own and expansion is already slated to be finished in the fall. Their specialty is fruit wine and you can taste it free. “I visited a lot of places and wineries and saw what I didn’t want to do when we started this business,” Deana said. One of those things was paying to taste the wine. Deana said the product is good enough to sell itself so there is value in the customers being able to sample the goods and discuss their pref- erences without paying up front. An even better deal than free tasting, though, is the $16 wine Cindy Teixeira / Nisqually Valley News tasting with appetizers for two Deana Ferris pours some raspberry wine at her Mill Lane Winery, located in Tenino on the Bucoda Highway. Ferris, along with her husband Dan, opened the winery 18 and one bottle of wine or $32 for months ago. With free wine tastings, the business is starting to pop. four people and two bottles of wine. The freshly made appetiz- Dan Ferris from wine barrels. cialty wines, including Black- space. For both of them, the win- ers are served along with the Custom labels can be ordered for MILL LANE WINERY berry Truffle, are $13 to $18 and ery and smokehouse is sort of a tastings as Deana or one of her special occasions and placed on some are seasonal, such as the second act in life. happy staff, Pam Raczykowski Location: 16607 Bucoda any wine a customer chooses. Highway, Tenino chocolate flavored Cherry Cor- Dan is retired from the U.S. or Shelley Neir, discuss the vari- dial. Grape wines, named for Air Force and Deana worked in ous wines and tell a little history Tasting Room Hours: 11 MILL LANES began with 14 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday basketball terms such as Full private business and public ser- about the place. Ditch the ap- wines, one red, and now bottles through Sunday Court Press and Breakaway in vice before the advent of what is petizers and you’ll still get great Website: www.mill-lane.net conversation and delicious por- 29 different types. Dan makes Dan’s honor, are $16 to $26. Two now their life’s work. the batches in 5-gallon units. Email: [email protected] mulled wines, By The Fire and Deana Ferris sees no reason tions of the major wines Mill Telephone: (360) 459-4999 Lane produces. Raczykowski can Everything is sourced locally Hot Apple Pie Wine, are $22 and for rules when it comes to win- be counted on to describe the until it is not available, Deana $15. Wine Club details are on the eries, and her business model in- Blackberry Truffle as “Yum in a said. They asked their customers on certain types. Pear is a partic- website. cludes a variety of entertainment bottle.” which they’d prefer: make lim- ular favorite of some customers In addition to expanded digs in the new space, not just stuff In addition to the wine rack ited qualities with local produce and Mill Lane just bottled a new for the winery, Dan’s been work- you’d expect to hear in a regular filled with bottles, the tasting or always have some on hand. batch recently. ing on a smokehouse and the winery. room also holds a variety of The customers overwhelm- Now, they are gaining fans couple plans to sell smoked meat wine related products such as ingly told her they prefer to have and building their wine club. eventually. Currently, they are corkscrews, drink markers, soap, the bottles available, Deana said, Bottle of fruit wines range from so pressed for space, they need candles, note cards, wine sleeves so they keep a lot of fruit in freez- $12 for apple to $18 for pear, more room for customers, wine We do small and even custom racks made by ers for when the inventory drops pineapple or elderberry. Spe- storage and production work- jobs too! Formal Handover of Lewis County Sports Complex Building Could Happen Within Next Two Weeks 736-6322 NORTHWEST SPORTS HUB: for tournaments. Pullin stressed there will be a local focus on the Two Items Remain facility as well, with the LLC hir- Before Public Facilities “Once the insurance and elevation ing Jake Overbay to oversee and survey items are complete, there’s direct the creation and day-to- Thorbeckes District Hands Over day operation of sports leagues at Summer Camps Keys to Facility nothing stopping us from handing the indoor facility. “Our first big push is for local 2014 By Christopher Brewer over the keys to the building.” sports,” Pullin said. “There are a [email protected] lot of people who want to rent it for teams and leagues.” A major milestone in the Todd Chaput PFD chairman Northwest Sports Hub LLC, completion of a 76,500-square- the city of Centralia, the Centra- Registration oot indoor sports complex build- forms available lia School District and the Lewis online at ing in Centralia is about to take County Public Facilities District thorbeckes.com! place. building will be home to several Pullin told the board Tuesday created a partnership in 2010 to Members of the Lewis County sports courts. that the hardwood floor instal- form the sports complex. The • Camp Splash! Public Facilities District, or PFD, The interior can accommo- lation continues in the build- building is the final piece in the tentatively plan to hand over the date up to six basketball courts, ing, and a turf overlay has also project, which has spanned four • Over the Edge keys to the Northwest Sports 10 volleyball courts or two soccer arrived. Crews are also install- years and has already resulted in Hub building on Pioneer Way in fields. The building can also be ing sound and phone systems, the construction of outdoor soft- • Swimming & Centralia to its operators, North- used as an event center for trade and estimates are coming in for ball and baseball fields adjacent Laser Tag west Sports Hub LLC, July 22. shows, large gatherings or con- bleachers, bas- to Fort Borst Park. Day Camp At the PFD meeting Tuesday certs. ketball goals Chaput said the board would morning, chairman Todd Cha- The handover of the building and other items. have to call a special meeting SummEr put said there were “a couple mi- doesn’t exactly mean it’s open Both Pullin beforehand and provide ample nor issues” that contractors need and ready for business. Some and PFD board public notice of the handover, Swim to go through. Two bigger items, tenant improvements would still members stated but if and when that meeting an elevation survey required by need to be made after the hando- they hoped a does happen, he hopes to hold LESSOnS! the Federal Emergency Manage- ver is complete. grand opening it at the Northwest Sports Hub Info & Schedule at: ment Agency and liability insur- Jenni Bodnar, who serves as ceremony could www.thorbecks.com Dale Pullin building. ance paperwork, are expected to the project development man- take place in or call 736-1683 LLC manager “It’s getting close to happen- be complete shortly. ager at Northwest Sports Hub September, with ing,” Chaput said. “Once the “They’d like to complete it LLC, told The Chronicle in a the facility hav- insurance and elevation survey this week,” Chaput said, refer- previous article those improve- ing seen its first use before then. items are complete, there’s noth- ring to Kaufman Construction, a ments would comprise the third Pullin also said he has been ing stopping us from handing contractor for the project. and final phase of the building’s in touch with organizations who over the keys to the building.” Centralia • 736-1683 Chaput said the elevation construction. have expressed interest in renting ••• Chehalis • 748-3744 survey would cost $1,600. Thorbeckes FitLife Centers the facility, such as USA Wres- Christopher Brewer: (360) rochester • 273-0457 The Northwest Sports Hub owner and LLC manager Dale tling and a pickle ball association, 807-8235 www.thorbeckes.com CH524567bw.jd News in Brief PACIFIC NORTHWEST Avista Testing electricity to power about 100 has finalized a $56 billion agree- homes for up to three hours. The ment to build 150 777X aircraft ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH Giant Battery Spokesman-Review reported the for Dubai’s Emirates Airline. REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! Spokane-based utility could ex- The order’s value is based on n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers SPOKANE (AP) — The Avis- 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation ta utility is using a $3 million pand the use of batteries if the list prices, which can vary greatly test is successful. Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 state grant to test using large bat- after negotiations. Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) teries to store electricity generat- The 777X is a larger and n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers CH524696ac.cg 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation ed by wind and solar power. The Boeing Seals $56B more fuel-efficient model of Boe- Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 company says the battery stor- Emirates Airline Order ing Co.’s popular 777 wide-body age system at a Pullman substa- and Emirates is the world’s larg- More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 tion will be able to store enough NEW YORK (AP) — Boeing est operator of those planes. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014

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 Important Candidate Forum; Beating the Heat Safely The six men competing to Beat the Heat Safely That number could have eas- proved fatal. become the newest member Our Views ily doubled if not for the caring “It just shows how quick It’s an unwanted annual har- of the Board of Lewis County place of Packwood’s Lee Grose, binger of the summer season. and watchful eyes of others. Two things can change,” Riverside Commissioners will take center and will be tasked with hold- Droves of people seeking to boys — ages 6 and 7 — were Fire Authority Capt. Erik Olson stage at the Tiller Arts Center in ing a leadership role during an escape the oppressive heat look hospitalized after nearly drown- told The Chronicle. Morton Friday. exciting but challenging time in to the streams, rivers and lakes ing at Rotary Riverside Park in The National Weather Ser- Michael Messmore, John Roe, county government. that help define our area’s out- Centralia Sunday afternoon. vice in Seattle is predicting the Rich Bainbridge, Jerry Pratt, We encourage everyone indoor recreational offerings. They apparently stepped out return of the heat this weekend, Harry Bhagwandin and Gary terested in the direction of Lewis Inevitably, some never return. into the deep water and, both with temperatures expected to Stamper all think they have the County to attend. Already this year, there have unable to swim, sank beneath reach the high 80s or low 90s in best expertise and experience to Only District 3 voters will been a total of five drownings the surface. Emergency respond- Western Washington. represent eastern and southern take part in the primary elec- in the Lewis County area. The ers estimated they were under- Exercise safety when ventur- Lewis County. tion Aug. 5. The entire county deaths include adults and chil- water for between 30 seconds ing out into the water, and be They’ll go before attendees will vote in the general election dren alike, some who were able to and two minutes before a by- sure to keep an eye on others. to express their case at the event, Nov. 4. swim and others who could not. stander spotted them and pulled You might be the difference which begins at 6 p.m. Tiller Arts Center is located Two of the fatalities occurred them to shore. between a tragic outing and an The winner will take the at 239 Main St. in Morton. during the Fourth of July weekend. A fun family outing almost enjoyable adventure.

COMMentary: I Was Just Thinking ... We Live Where We Do, and How Can It Be Better? I seem to remember hav- mudgeon raises his hand for ing said this before, that, for attention. We moved into Cen- the most part, we live in Lewis tralia because we liked the way County (and/or a specific city or it was, not because we wanted it town) because we choose to, not to change into something else: because we have to. Oh, I know something bigger. If you needed there are cases where family to buy a pair of men’s socks, or troubles might dictate that you some yardage for a new dress or stay here, or you’re tied to a job shirt (and a spool of thread) you you don’t feel you’d find any- could do each in several places where else, but most of us could on Tower Avenue. do what we do to earn a living That option was slowly taken somewhere else. I’m talking out of our hands when people about generalities, not specifics. realized that a 20-mile drive Here’s a (remember the price of gas back bit of personal then?) offered a greater variety history to re- of those staples within easy ac- inforce that cess. premise. When Still, we stayed, and I don’t we Moellers regret it. A year and a half ago I moved here in applied and was accepted in an 1960 it was for apartment complex in Chehalis, COMMentary: VanTuyl’s Views one reason: I but when it came time to sign had just sold By Bill Moeller the final papers, I couldn’t do my interest in it. My son and daughter-in-law a radio station that a partner are planning to sell the boat on Lewis County Power Rankings: If Gatsby and I started from scratch in which they live and move into a Wenatchee, needed a job, and house in the Olympia area, and Came to Centralia, Would Anyone Know? there happened to be an open- invited me to join them, but I was watching the second “MAN IN BIGGEST TRUCK reational substance and walk ing for an announcer/engineer again I opted to stay a Centra- half of the 2013 film version YOU’VE EVER SEEN BUYS out the front door of a business, at KELA. This would be my lian. rather than the alley behind it. base as I looked for “better” op- That doesn’t mean I’m per- of “The Great Gatsby” Wednes- EVERYONE A ROUND AT Except, of course, in Centralia, portunities in the Puget Sound fectly satisfied. For instance, I day night, procrastinating this O’BLARNEY’S!” don’t understand why the city week’s edition of Lewis County Anyway, here’s some Power where the city council is pre- metropolitan area where bigger paring for a legal defense of its paychecks were issued. can join in spending money for Power Rankings, and rolling my Rankings or whatever, although a new sports center, to be used eyes at one particular aspect of it was a bit of a slow week for any recreational marijuana land use Moving up the ladder in ra- moratorium. dio broadcasting usually means by people from out of town, but the movie. The montages, nar- real hot takes. can’t find enough money to rated by Toby Maguire’s Nick One of the complaints moving to a distant town or city around the state has been the and this was my sixth move. keep the outdoor swimming Carraway, are accompanied 1. JOHn JaCkSOn: The Tenino pool open for local citizens. by graphics of sculptor’s “Spirit of America” smell of folks smoking the green My wife, Frances, asked me to in public, although as someone promise that we’d stay put for We found the money to do spinning news- 9/11 monument has found a per- it back when I was mayor, and papers, blast- manent home in Cashmere, the who regularly runs through at least five years this time, and town I feel it would be a wel- I said, “Why not?” Heck, I was oversaw the construction of the ing enormous acknowledged geographic center indoor pool at the same time. headlines like of Washington, after touring come addition to the smorgas- only 32, and had lots of time left. bord of nasal sensations, fitting It didn’t take more than a I’m feeling redundant when I “GATSBY’S the state and receiving a hand- mention this again: In the early STAGGER- ful of “Um, no thanks,” answers in nicely with the scent of dead year to realize that living on our animals, black licorice, cigarette 25 acres with a year-round creek, ‘60s, the downtown merchants ING WEALTH: from folks in Olympia, Kirkland taxed themselves to provide MONEY, and Issaquah. Jackson, after the smoke, fermenting garbage, two horses, four beef animals, fresh-from-the-oven pastries more accessible parking for MONEY, By aaron Vantuyl Kirkland rejection, commented, two sheep, rabbits, chickens, and, occasionally, clean laundry. banties and a large vegetable potential customers, but won’t MONEY, “Over here there seems to be a lot do the same to provide a public MONEY!” and of morons,” in reference to the garden was a perfect environ- 3. CiViL War re-enaCtOrS. The ment to raise two young chil- restroom for the use of the very “MR. GATSBY BUYING UP hesitancy of folks in Western people they say they’re trying to OUR CITY?” and “JAY CASH- Washington to offer up perma- Civil War Siege of Petersburg dren, so we stayed. No regrets. will be re-enacted in a Che- We later moved into Centra- attract. ES IN” and “GATSBY INVESTS nent space for the memorial. Enough, already. IN SKYSCRAPERS!” and “JAY Folks in Cashmere, however, halis field on Tune Road this lia when the kids reached high weekend, including five major ••• PAYS FOR EVERYTHING” and, were undeterred, and opted to school age and we wanted them explosions set up by Entertain- Bill Moeller is a former enter- of course, “WHERE’S THE take the piece after what I can to have exposure to more op- ment Fireworks out of Maytown. tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city MONEY FROM, GATSBY?” only imagine was a hubris-fu- portunities than were available About 1,300 volunteers will play council member, paratrooper and I understand these are just eled community meeting. in the smaller Adna high school pilot living in Centralia. He can be roles, and four battles are sched- back in those years. reached at bookmaven321@comcast. narrative devices within an “Morons? We’re not morons! uled for Saturday and Sunday. Now, here’s where the cur- net. overstylized, rather contro- We’ll take that statue, sir! Finally, Why do we only see war re- versial adaptation of a great art in Cashmere!” enactments? Why not re-enact American novel, but the fact that Cashmere and Wenatchee other great incidents throughout each headline is accompanied were both in the running to history, like precedent-setting First amendment Center Quote of the Day by a photograph, when no one win the statue, which carries Supreme Court decisions, at Gatsby’s parties knew what a $6,000 price tag and $7,000 presidential debates or sporting the host looked like, makes me installation fee, though it report- events? I’d love to watch a re- “Information, news, ideas — that’s question these New York dai- edly cost $80,000 and 10 years to enactment of the 1919 World Se- lies’ influence. I can’t imagine build, which seems like a good ries, complete with surly pitchers the juice that gets a democracy going. the circumstances that would “one town’s unwanted monument and bribe money being passed When a few corporations control all the spark similar headlines in The to American tragedy is another into the dugout, and eight guys Chronicle for an entire summer. town’s treasure” lesson. getting lifetime bans once it’s all juice, they decide how the democracy Which reporter would get put over. Ed Wheeler Field would be works. Or how it won’t work.” on the Gatsby beat? (It’d be Kyle 2. CaSuaL Drug uSerS: Mari- the perfect setting. Let’s make it Spurr, and he’d fall in the pool at juana went on sale Tuesday in happen. every party.) Washington (legally), offering ••• Studs terkel Actually, yes, I probably can some casual drug users a chance Aaron VanTuyl is The Chronicle author, radio personality, oral historian, 2008 imagine the circumstances: to purchase their favorite rec- sports editor. editorial Mission Statement Letters Policy to Send your Letter Questions n We will strive to be the voice of reason for the n Please type opinions, if possible, and limit let- n Address letters and commentaries to “Our n For questions on a letter call Doug Blosser at peaceful settlement of conflict and contention ters to 500 words. Shorter letters get preference. Readers’ Opinions.” Please sign them and include 807-8238 or toll-free, 1-800-562-6084, ext. 1238. on key local issues. We will work to be fair at all Contributors are limited to publication of one your full address and daytime telephone number for verification and any questions. Send them to times and to provide a balance of opinions. 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When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controversial issue. • Main 9 LOCAL / CALENDAR The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 Centralia Family Accepts World War II Medallion on Behalf of Father HONOR: Quenton Abbott’s Brother Brought Medallion from Utah to Family Gathering By Kyle Spurr [email protected] Karen Fox only has brief memories of her father, Quen- ton Abbott, who died on her fifth birthday from a heart attack while mowing the lawn. Courtesy Photo On Wednesday evening, Fox This undated photograph shows Quen- learned a bit more about her fa- ton Abbott during his service in World ther during a family barbecue at War II. His family accepted a medallion her home in Centralia. on his behalf this week. Her uncle, Ladd Abbott, Quenton’s brother, visited with his family from Utah to present Fox with a World War II medallion honoring her father’s service in the Northern Mariana Islands. ‘‘We were thrilled. “It is awarded to all World War II veterans that served and Anything that we hear protected that area,” Fox said. Kyle Spurr / [email protected] about our parents, “They were the ones that went Karen Fox admires a World War II medallion awarded to her father, Quenton Abbott, who died on her ifth birthday. Fox's hand-to-hand and face-to-face uncle, Ladd Abbott, presented her with the medallion Wednesday evening during a special family gathering to recognize since we know combat.” the honor. The medallion is awarded by virtually nothing about the Veterans of Foreign Wars “We have a real active post them, we take to Post 3457 in Saipan on the Mari- commander and he gets into this ana Islands. The medallion con- kind of stuff and gets it for us,” heart. It’s was pretty sists of the WWII War in the Pa- Ladd Abbott said. exciting.’’ cific emblem on one side and the Fox’s younger brother, David official seals of the participating Abbott, of Adna, tracked down branches of service on the other their father’s discharge records Karen Fox side. Inscribed on the medallion last year to submit for the medal- daughter of Quenton Abbott is the phrase “Our Grateful Is- lion. Their father was awarded lands Remember.” the honor in the fall, and the me- “We live in an island paradise, dallion was brought to them on which has not heard the sounds Wednesday evening. of war for over 60 years,” the "We were thrilled. Anything VFW post wrote in a certificate that we hear about our parents, with the medallion. “It is both since we know virtually noth- lion is a special honor for his peaceful and beautifully tropi- ing about them, we take to heart,” brother and his family. Seven cal but we are reminded by the Fox said “It’s was pretty exciting.” out of the eight Abbott brothers monuments of battle, which can Fox’s mother, Evelyn Abbott, A World War II medallion awarded to former Centralia resident Quenton Abbott, served in the military, Ladd Ab- be found throughout Saipan and died of cancer in 1964, one year who died of a heart attack in 1965, lays on an Abbott family book at the Centralia bott said. Tinian, where many lives were before her father died. Fox and home of Abbott's daughter Karen Fox. He believed making the trip lost and most of the two islands her brother grew up with their from Utah to present the medal- destroyed.” mom’s side of the family and did lion to his niece and nephew was Ladd Abbott, a veteran who not know much about their fa- murmur. In the fall of 1944, the ester and worked several jobs as a memorable experience for the served from 1952 to 1955, said ther’s family until recent years. Army no longer considered the a farmhand and logger. In May family. his VFW post in Utah contacted Quenton Abbott, one of 11 heart murmur an issue and he 1952, he married Evelyn and they “That is the reason we came the post on the Mariana Islands children in his family, first tried was drafted. He served from Sep- moved to Centralia to raise Fox up here is to give the medallion about the medallion for his to enlist in the Army in 1941, tember 1944 to November 1946. and her brother. to Karen and David,” Ladd Ab- brother. but was denied due to a heart He returned home to Roch- Ladd Abbott said the medal- bott said. Tenino City Council Approves Six-Year Street Improvement Program PLAN: City Finished the Thurston Regional Planning Defoe said the most likely Council or the Washington State TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM PROJECT LIST: Five Projects, Hopes to projects to be funded and begin Department of Transportation. next year are on Ritter Street The following 19 projects on the list are eligible for funding. Repair 19 Roadways The city is required by the from Sussex Avenue to Park Av- • Old Highway 99 bridge $4.6 million state to approve the six-year enue and on Ritter Street from • Centralia Avenue — Ritter Street to Reynolds Street $41,300 By Kyle Spurr transportation improvement Sussex Avenue to Lincoln Av- • Park Avenue — Howard Street to Eureka Street $61,420 [email protected] program each year and to submit enue. • Ritter Street — Sussex Avenue to Park Avenue $23,000 a copy of the plan to both WS- Both projects on Ritter Street • Ritter Street — Sussex Avenue to Lincoln Avenue $11,400 The Tenino City Council DOT and the Thurston Regional would cost about $34,400. • Frost Street — Sussex Avenue to Central Avenue $11,590 Tuesday night approved its an- Planning Council. Depending on grant fund- • Frost Street — Centralia Avenue to Park Avenue $11,590 nual six-year transportation im- “This is something we have ing from the Thurston Regional • Fifth Avenue — Wichman Street to Park Avenue $20,000 provement program, which lists to do every year,” Defoe said. Planning Council, street im- • McClellan Street — 5th Avenue to Sussex Avenue $51,000 24 projects on roadways in the “These (streets) were the worst provement work could begin this • Eureka Street — Park Avenue to Sussex Avenue $6,500 city. ones I found last year. These year on Central Avenue from • Eureka Street — Sussex Avenue to Old Military Road $9,500 Five of the projects on Wich- ones need to be repaired.” Ritter Street to Reynolds Street • Old Military Road — Sussex Avenue to the bridge $68,590 man Street, Olympia Street, A public hearing was held and on Park Avenue from How- • Wherrett Street — Sussex Avenue to Old Military Road O’Brien Street, Washington Av- Tuesday. Nobody from the public ard Street to Eureka Street. $30,000 enue and Bognor Street have al- spoke. Central Avenue work would • Old Highway 99 — Sussex Avenue to north city limits ready been completed within the The largest project on the cost about $41,300, while Park $72,000 • Old Highway 99 — Huston Street to west city limits $360,000 past year. six-year list is the Old Highway Avenue work would cost $61,420. Public Works Director Dave • Stage Street — Sussex Avenue to Lincoln Avenue $16,000 99 bridge in Tenino. The bridge Not including the $4.6 mil- • Stage Street — Lincoln Avenue to Garfield Avenue $12,970 Dafoe said the 19 remaining repair would cost $4.6 million, lion Old Highway 99 bridge proj- projects that his department • Olympia Street — Sussex Avenue to Lincoln Avenue $16,330 which is just not available at this ect, the total cost for all the proj- • Olympia Street — Lincoln Avenue to Garfield Avenue identified for improvements still time, Defoe said. ects is $859,160. need funding from either the city, News in Brief Slemp to Host Meet a Summertime Meet and Greet at 6 p.m. and will include chick- Donations will be welcomed councilor and former chair of Barbecue Saturday, July 12 at the en, hot dogs, coleslaw, potato at the event. the Lewis County Democrats, and Greet Barbecue Fords Prairie Grange in Centra- salad and baked beans. A dessert To RSVP, call (360) 262-9145 is campaigning against Larry lia. auction will follow dinner. or email ElectJenSlemp@gmail. Grove, Lewis County’s chief ac- By The Chronicle The meet and greet will start Cyclists in the Seattle to Port- com. For more information, visit countant, to replace retiring Jenifer Slemp, candidate for at 5 p.m. with a social hour and land Bicycle Classic and children www.ElectJenSlemp.com. Lewis County Auditor Gary Lewis County auditor, will host silent auction. Dinner will begin are welcome to attended. Slemp, a Napavine city Zandell.

begins at the Barner Drive en- tivities, open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1101- Sylby High Noon Sertoma and Human Re - Chair Yoga, for adults and teens, 3 Calendar trance to the natural area, just venus St., Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, www.sponse Network, [email protected] p.m., Centralia east of downtown Centralia on steamtrainride.com Open house, Borst Home, Carriage Continued from page Main 2 Locust Street. Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach House and One-Room Schoolhouse, train, excursion to Ruth, 5 p.m., adults1:30-3:30 p.m., free admission, Fort Borst Organizations Also mark your calendars for $17, seniors $16, children 4-15 $14, - chilPark, Centralia, (360) 330-7662 Prairie Steppers Square and Round Forester to Reveal the next family walk coming up dren 3 and under free, 101 Sylvenus St., Fundraiser, Coalition of the Living of- Dance Club, 7:30-10:30 p.m., $5, potluck in Centralia’s hillside forest. The Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, www.steam- fice space, 6 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, at break, Oakview Grange, Centralia, the Seminary Hill annual Children’s Nature Activ- trainride.com Chehalis, by donation, (360) 740-0492 (360) 736-5172 or (360) 273-6008 ‘Secrets of the Trees’ ity is always popular. It’s coming Regular excursion steam train ride, Toledo Made, arts, crafts and prod- Friends of the Centralia Timberland at 10 a.m. July 26. Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45ucts made in the greater Toledo commu- Library, 1 p.m., Centralia Timberland Li- Bring the kids (and your own p.m. and 3:30 p.m. (Rails to Ales), Elbe-nity, 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Sunday, July brary, (360) 736-0183 For more information call Mineral, (360) 492-5588, reservations inner child) to a family-friendly Brian Mittge at (360) 861-6570 12-Aug. 3, Art Gallery 505, 215 Cowlitz nature walk at the Seminary Hill (888) STEAM11 St., Toledo, (360) 864-2789, www.artgal- or email goseminaryhill@gmail. White Pass All-School Reunion, 10 lery505.com Support Groups Natural Area at 10 a.m. Saturday. com. Follow activities on the hill a.m.-3 p.m., White Pass Junior-Senior Alzheimer’s support group, 10:30 “Secrets of the Trees” will look at facebook.com/SeminaryHill High School commons, noon potluck at the many kinds of trees and a.m-noon, Cooks Hills Community or twitter.com/goseminaryhill. Broken Trail, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Libraries Church, 2400 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, plants in the woods, asking why Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273- LabARTory, for all ages, all day, Randle (360) 628-4980 they picked these spots to grow AKC All Breed Dog Show, Timberland 2000, ext. 301 and flourish in this mature sec- Valley Dog Fanciers, judging starts at Growing Plants for Fiber Dying, 10 ond-growth forest. Children can about 8 a.m., Southwest Washingtona.m., Salkum Library Demonstration Gar- Is Credit Card Debt driving you batty? ask questions and get up close Fairgrounds, free, (360) 748-7797 den, 2480 U.S. Highway 12, free, spon- Mom Children’s Clothing Bank andsored by WSU Lewis County Master -Gar Let Consolidated Credit Help You: to nature during a safe, friendly Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Chris- dener Program, (360) 740-1212, http:// stroll through the woods. tian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., (360)lewis-mg-mrc.org Lower your monthly payments Chehalis forester Rick Kuyk- 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 “Princess Who?,” performed by par- Reduce or eliminate interest rates

endall will bring a trained and Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach ticipants in the OnStage Summer Day Pay oﬀ your debt faster CH524680ac.cg trains, excursion to Milburn, 1 and 3 p.m.,Camp, 2 p.m., Roxy Theater, Morton, experienced eye as he leads the FREE Conﬁdenial Counseling walk, which — as always at Sem- adults $14, seniors $13, children 4-15 $11,tickets $8, available at Barbara Clevenger 3 and under free, 1101 Sylvenus St., - CheJohnson Gallery, https://app.arts-people. inary Hill — is free and open to halis, (360) 748-9593, www.steamtrain- com and at door, open seating, (360) all. The Friends of the Seminary ride.com 496-5599 Take the first easy step: Hill Natural Area will have re- Kids Day, Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, STP spaghetti dinner, 4-8:30 p.m., freshments available. The walk 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., kids half price, extra- Recreation ac Park, Chehalis, $8, hosted Call:(800)650-1879 Main 10 The• Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT small fire damaged a Centralia Felony Theft ing her boyfriend during a dis- • A burglary of a storage house Wednesday night. Fire- pute on the 1300 block of South facility on the 400 block of Man Shoves BB Gun in • Tammy M. Callahan, 43, fighters responded to the 700 Scheuber Road a little after Shanklin Road in Onalaska was Pants at Walmart Centralia, was charged with felo- block of Big Hanaford Road at 11 a.m. Tuesday. reported Wednesday. The bur- ny first-degree theft on June 27 for • A 32-year-old Centralia man 8:10 p.m. to a report of a fire that glary o ccurred sometime in the allegedly using money from her was cited and released for third- started on the wood front porch past month. A bow, a laptop, ex-boyfriend’s bank account to Theft degree theft after he allegedly of the house. The flames spread subwoofers, a weed cutter, bin- tried to steal a BB gun by shov- to the side of the house, up to the pay her own bills while he was in • Police took a report of a prison in 2013 and 2014. Callahan oculars and an amplifier were ing it down the front of his pants eaves of a roof and into an attic. stolen Xbox 360 from the 1000 reportedly stolen. shortly after midnight Wednes- About a third of the roof had to is accused of stealing and estimat- block of North Scheuber Road at day. He told the arresting officer be removed in order to fully extin- ed $13,000 from her ex-boyfriend. 6 p.m. Tuesday. that he had been jumped previ- guish the fire. The cause of the fire Harassment ously and needed the BB gun “for is under investigation. However, it Retail Theft LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE • Steven C. Richart, 54, Mor- protection.” The estimated value appears to have been accidental. ton, was arrested and booked of the pistol was $89. Three adults and one child were • Aonoauaalofagiaoaeieova Burglaries Vagatai, 20, Hawaii, was charged into jail for suspicion of harass- home when the fire started, but no • Deputies took a report of ment on the 700 block of Davis one was injured. with felony retail theft after Teen Faces Criminal Centralia police allegedly caught a burglary on the 2300 block Lake Road in Morton after he Charges for Graffiti him shoplifting from several of Highway 603 near Winlock allegedly threatened a 59-year- old Morton man and used racial • A 16-year-old Centralia boy FROM THE COURTHOUSE outlet stores on June 26. at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday. It appears slurs against him on Tuesday. faces malicious mischief charges DUI and Possession of Meth someone forced entry to a house and stole cameras, cash and jew- for tagging a building with graf- • Earl L. Crawford, 57, Vader, Heroin Possession fiti on the 1200 block of Southwest elry. please see SIRENS, page Main 11 was charged with possession of • Natale E.S. Anderson, 22, a Pacific Avenue. The graffiti was methamphetamine and driving discovered Tuesday morning. Centralia transient, was charged under the influence on July 2. Thewith possession of heroin on June charges stem from a one-vehicle 24. The charge stems from a traf - Newell-Hoerling’s Custodial Assault at crash on Dec. 23 on state Routefic stop in Centralia in which the 506. Crawford was accused of Green Hill School officer later located suspected driving at a high rate of speed on Mortuary • A 19-year-old Green Hill the wrong side of the road. Craw- heroin and drug paraphernalia. School inmate was referred for ford crashed the car into a trees Proudly Serving Lewis & Thurston third-degree assault after he al- and the car caught on fire. A -by Stolen and Sold Wedding Ring Counties Since 1907 legedly assaulted a staff member stander pulled Crawford from the Tuesday afternoon. • Joshua J. Brock, 30, Doty, vehicle, and a state trooper found was charged with second-degree • Funerals a suspected meth pipe in his pock- theft and first-degree traffick- Possession of Morphine et. A blood test revealed the pres- • Cremations Simple Direct ing of stolen property on June Cremation and Meth ence of methamphetamine. 30 after he allegedly stole his ex- • Monument Sales $775.00 • Sarah A. Caton, 34, Winlock, girlfriend’s wedding ring from was arrested and booked into jail Delivery of Meth her previous husband. Brock • Floral for suspected possession of mor- • A bench warrant was issued then allegedly pawned the ring phine and meth during a traffic for Josie N. Gomez, 32, Roches- in February. • Advanced Planning stop on National Avenue at about ter, after she failed to appear for For Information Please Call 9 p.m. Monday. a preliminary court appearance CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Funeral Directors Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary on June 27. Gomez faces a felony Jim Hoerling & Joe Tommasi charge of delivery of a controlled Assault 205 W. Pine Street RIvERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY CH524407sl.jd House Fire substance after she allegedly • Roxanna C. Redfield, 45, Centralia, WA. 98531 sold methamphetamine to a po- Centralia, was arrested and 360-736-3317 • No one was injured after a lice informant last March. booked for allegedly assault- Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com Death Notices • MARIE EDITH HOLFORD, 85, Glenoma, In Remembrance died Monday, June 23, in Morton. A memorial service will be at noon Saturday THOMAS F. ASHLEY at the Assembly of God church, Randle, Thomas F. Ashley, age 70, died his friends at Foxy's, a restaurant with a potluck reception to follow. of natural causes on Tuesday, June and bar south of Libby. He will • RUSSELL EMORY ALLEN, 71, Silver Creek, 10, 2014, at his residence in Libby, be missed by all his friends. Tom died Monday, June 30, at home. A ser- Mont. He was born at Tacoma, was a generous soul who would vice will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, in Wash. on Dec. 31, 1943 to John help wherever needed and give the White Pass High School gym, Randle. Arrangements are under the direction of Thomas and Minnie Ashley. the shirt off his back if that would Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. Tom had a long career in the assist anyone he considered his • WARREN GOODWILL, 87, Winlock, died construction industry and at the friend. Friday, July 4, at Morton General Hospi- coal mine and adjoining power Survivors include his two tal. A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. plant near Centralia, Wash. He sisters, Betty T. Elder (Al), Friday at the Vader Assembly of God was known as a top notch front Chehalis, Wash. and Wanda F. Church, Arrangements are under the end loader operator and loved to James (Ron Sr.), Olympia, Wash. direction of Cattermole Funeral Home, talk about his experiences with He was preceded in death by Winlock. them. his parents; and brother, John Tom moved from Western Taylor Ashley. Lotteries Washington to Libby in 2000. At Tom's request, no services Washington’s Wednesday Games CH524136cz.cg He was the caretaker of property will be held. Arrangements are by off Bobtail Road and Pipe Creek. Schnackenberg & Nelson Funeral Powerball: 09-25-42-55-57, Powerball: He enjoyed evening campires Home & Crematory in Libby. 14, Power Play: 2 sharing conversations with his Online condolences may be made Next jackpot: $40 million many friends. His favorite pastime at www.schnackenbergfh.com. Mega Millions: the last few years was spending To view the obituary, please go to Next jackpot: $32 million the afternoons conversing with chronline.com/obituaries. Lotto: 03-23-25-26-29-36 LARRY LEROY BERG Next jackpot: $5.8 million who loved sharing the fruits Hit 5: 09-12-15-19-35 of his labor with family, Next cashpot: $390,000 friends and neighbors. He In Remembrance Match 4: 02-10-13-19 loved spending time with his Daily Game: 8-7-7 grandchildren, tending to his FLORENCE ELIZABETH REVEL (ERICKSON) garden and impeccably kept Keno: 02-03-07-12-18-23-33-36-38- yard and lower gardens and opened and operated her own 40-49-51-58-62-63-64-67-75-79-80 barbequing with family. beauty shop for 30 years before The family asks that retiring. During that time, she Commodities you join them to celebrate made many friends as well as Larry’s life on Aug. 2, 2014 loyal customers. Gas in Washington — $4.007 (AAA at the Baw Faw Grange, 995 In 1962, she married Guy Boistfort Rd. Curtis, WA of Washington) and they had many happy Crude Oil — $102.11 per barrel (CME from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Group) In lieu of lowers, the years together. In 1970, Gold — $1339 (Monex) family requests memorial Stanley, her only child, married Silver — $21.44 (Monex) donations be made to the Sandra in Centralia. Florence Larry Leroy Berg bravely Larry Berg Memorial welcomed the birth of her fought a battle for life. He Scholarship Fund, a grandchildren, Matthew in 1974 Corrections passed away peacefully, scholarship fund set up in and Marci in 1977. She was a surrounded by his family Larry’s name at Security devoted grandmother to Matt The time of a memorial ser- who loved him deeply, State Bank, 1231 Harrison vice Friday for Warren Goodwill Avenue, Centralia, WA (Cora) Erickson and Marci on June 26, 2014. During (Brian) Johnston. Florence was listed incorrectly in Tues- Larry’s life he touched many 98531. This scholarship will Florence Elizabeth Revel enjoyed visits from her great- day’s Chronicle. The service will with his kindness, generosity be given out to a different (Erickson) passed away on June and love. He was a beloved student annually to help 30, 2014 at the age of 94 in grandchildren, Jacob, Halina, start at 1 p.m. them pursue their education husband, father, grandfather, Kirkland, Wash. She was born Cymmantha and Andrew. She ••• brother, uncle, cousin and after high school. is also survived by numerous The Chronicle seeks to be accu- Condolences may be left on March 29, 1920 in Aberdeen, friend. His presence in our Wash. to Matt and Elizabeth nieces and nephews. rate and fair in all its reporting. If life is a gift we will always on the Larry Berg Memorial She was a lover of the you find an error or believe a news treasure and be thankful for. Facebook page at https:// Hendrickson. With her parents www.facebook.com/#!/ and older sister Gertrude, she outdoors and traveling with her item is incorrect, please call the news- Larry was a man of the second husband, Guy in their room as soon as possible at 807-8224, most impeccable character. groups/818925868119568/ moved to Independence Valley He was an amazing gardener in Rochester, Wash. in 1923. RVs. They traveled to Mexico between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday To view this obituary, please go and most of the western states. through Friday. to chronline.com/obituaries. She attended Riverside Grade School and graduated from They also found time to ish and Rochester High School in 1938. dig clams during the season at In October, 1941 she our Washington beaches. Having Our Own married her irst husband,Florence will have a Crematory Means Your Carl Erickson. Tragically, Carl graveside service on Friday, died in 1954. They had a son, July 11, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. at Loved One Is in Stanley in 1944. Following her Evergreen Memorial Cemetery Our Care at All Times dream to be a beautician, she (Sticklin's) in Centralia. CH523116cz.jd attended and graduated from Reception following at the Great Wolf Lodge. Donations can be Our Lewis COunty ArrAngement OffiCe Tour Our Crematory Online at a beauty college in Olympia. made to the Rochester Food 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 · Centralia, WA 98531 www.funeralalternatives.org She worked as beautician and manager for seven years Bank. at the Cresent Beauty Shop To view the obituary, please go to For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 in Centralia. Florence then chronline.com/obituaries. • Main 11 FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014

ferent. The primary election will • John Roe, Onalaska, re- of the nonprofit Onalaska Alli- Market in Packwood, will moder- weed it down to two people, and tired air cargo representative ance, has never pursued politi- ate the forum Friday evening. He Candidates one of those people will be the for United and Continental at cal office. He previously worked will sit on stage with the candi- person to make decisions in our SeaTac Airport, previously ran with the state Department of Continued from the front page dates and ask each one the same county for the next four years,” for the county commission in Natural Resources and worked questions. Each candidate will On Friday evening, all six Peterson said. “I just think it’s re- 1994, losing to Glenn Aldrich. In closely with the county commis- have one to three minutes to an- candidates will gather among ally vital.” 1993, he tied Charlie Vermilyea sion to create the Onalaska Alli- swer depending on the question. their District 3 constituents for The primary election will be for the District 1 seat before los- ance. Toastmaster member Penny a public forum event, hosted by held Aug. 5, less than a month ing a coin flip to determine the • Gary Stamper, White Pass Mauel said some questions will be the Centralia-Chehalis Toast- after the forum on Friday. Only winner. principal, served as a commis- include, “What are your concerns masters. residents in District 3 will be able • Rich Bainbridge, Onalaska, sioner of Fire District 3 from for Lewis County?” “What is the to vote in the primary. Everyone retired from the Chehalis office 1996 to 2008 before entering the The forum will be held from biggest hurdle facing economic in the county will be able to vote of the U.S. Department of Natu- education field in the White Pass 6 to 7 p.m. Friday at the Tillman development in Lewis County?” on the top two candidates in the ral Resources Conservation Ser- School District. Stamper has Arts Center in Morton. After the and “What three issues are most forum, the public is welcome to general election in November. vice in 2003. He currently serves served as the principal at White important to you?” stay and informally talk with The six candidates, who all as District 1 fire commissioner Pass Junior/Senior High School Mauel said the American Le- each candidate. filed as Republicans, are as listed: in Onalaska. for the past four years, and has Ruth Peterson, chair of the • Michael Messmore, Toledo, • Jerry Pratt, Toledo mayor, previously been a teacher at gion Post 101 in Winlock is orga- Lewis County Republicans, who retired Boeing 747 captain, is has served in Toledo city govern- Mossyrock as well as a youth nizing another public forum for helped organize the event, said making his second attempt at ment since 2000, including three sports coach. the six candidates at 6 p.m. Tues- it will be a good opportunity for political office. He ran unsuc- terms as mayor. Pratt formerly The current commissioner day, July 22. voters to hear from each candi- cessfully against Brian Baird for owned Toledo Liquor Inc., To- in District 3 is Lee Grose, who The Lewis County Republi- date in person. the Washington 3rd Congressio- ledo’s only liquor store. announced this year he will not cans will host a forum in Septem- “We have six candidates and nal District Office after retiring • Harry O. Bhagwandin, seek re-election. ber for the two commission can- every single one of them is dif- from Delta in 2006. Onalaska, the founding president Hal Blanton, of Blanton’s didates in the general election.

who are struggling. construct her ankle and perform Lightning Her book tour will bring other repairs. her to the Winlock Timberland Initially after the first strike, Continued from the front page Library from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. her fellow Army officers were at Wednesday, Aug. 5 and to the a loss for how to care for her. severe brain damage, a broken Centralia Timberland Library “My brain injury was so com- jaw, shattered ankle, nerve dam- from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, plicated nobody knew what to do. age and other physical trauma Aug. 9. My experience was so severe they through her whole body. The events are free to the pub- put me in a mailroom because Almost one year later, on July lic, and her book will be available they didn’t know what to do with 19, 1993, Peterson was struck for purchase. me,” Peterson said. “I had no again as she walked through a “The first book is to help peo- control. My brain was not com- metal doorway into her home ple get to know who I am,” Peter- municating with the rest of my three miles from Fort Benning. son said. “I had to learn to read body. They felt so sorry for me, The two-time lightning and write and talk again. I try to but nobody knew what to do.” strike survivor has since taken teach people not to sit there and Doctors were astonished her near-death experiences as a wallow in that pity. Every trau- that she survived both lightning way to motivate others in similar matic experience starts some- strikes, she said. circumstances. She is an active where, but it doesn’t have to de- With support from her family, motivational speaker for those fine you.” including some in Lewis Coun- who have had traumatic experi- Peterson, who grew up in ty, she slowing started walking ences or injuries. Napavine and Chehalis before again and got most of her memo- “I never gave up and I knew I moving to Alaska, does not con- ry back, she said. could bring hope to other peo- sider herself fully recovered from “I have some very bad things ple,” Peterson said. the lighting strikes nearly two I deal with every single day, but Peterson’s experience encour- decades ago. She often feels a I don’t let it affect me,” Peterson aged her to write a book series. burning sensation down her left said. “I had way too many years Peterson is now on a 13-stop arm, but there is nothing there. of my life like that, but you are book tour for her first book“Life Nine months ago she had her never ever alone.” After Lightning.” The book, re- 10th and final toe amputated, a leased last fall, is the first in a result of the lightning strikes. Courtesy Photo five-book series about Peterson’s She has needed seven surgeries The cover of “Life After Lightning” by recovery and lessons for others to replace her jaw bone, teeth, re- Beth Peterson.

imposed on her by the Cemetery in full. Clark. Christine Anthony, a spokes- Lawsuit Board’s order.” Clark visited her husband’s Clark then told Duncan she man with the Department of When contacted by The gravesite Jan. 1, 2010, and no- had receipts showing that she did Licensing in Olympia, said the Continued from the front page Chronicle Tuesday afternoon, ticed nothing had been dis- pay for the plaque, but Duncan state cemetery board is confer- Duncan’s phone went to voice- turbed, but a month and a half “stated she would treat the plaque ring with legal counsel — the The board’s decree legally ex- mail. The voicemail greeting later noticed the granite stone and slab as if they belonged to state Attorney General’s office — pels Duncan from the cemetery, identified Duncan as still being had been moved off the grave. her unless Ms. Clark paid her a and ordered the cemetery to re- on whether to act on the allega- with Greenwood Memorial Park. The lawsuit states she saw marks second time for it.” tions against Duncan. Anthony store $6,000 to its endowment Duncan took over manage- in the grass and dirt and saw the The lawsuit references anoth- fund that was spent on a mower said she believes the most they ment of the cemetery when she slab 50 feet away. er run-in between Elaine Clark could do is issue a cease and de- for the property. was granted power of attorney Clark asked questions and and Duncan after Veterans Day The Cemetery Certificate of sist order to Duncan. for John Baker, the controver- found Baker was in jail at the 2012, when Clark noticed the As for the allegations of chop- Authority for Greenwood is also sial former sexton who served a time. Baker shortly after was granite slab, military plaque suspended, but that order could ping down trees on the property, term in prison after myriad legal given an order barring him from with her husband’s name and that would be a property issue be lifted if the $6,000 is restored operating the cemetery for 25 information and “other improve- issues that included drug and as- beyond the board’s control, An- to the account and a $1,000 fine years, and to restore $28,172.84 to ments” were missing. Duncan sault allegations. thony said. is paid to the state Department of the cemetery’s endowment care said she had taken them all and Licensing. If a cease and desist order is According to the Lawsuit: fund. He was also ordered to give were keeping them at home, and The lawsuit alleges Duncan $34,150.89 to a restitution trust again alleged the Clarks had sto- issued and anyone defies that continues to operate the cemetery Elaine and Robert Clark en- fund to make amends to 24 peo- len them. order, the cemetery board could illegally, stating Duncan “contin- tered into a contract with then- ple who had signed sales contracts. Clark contacted the Wash- then contact the county pros- ues to take actions in connection named Sticklin Greenwood Me- During a visit to Robert ington State Funeral and Cem- ecutor and seek that law enforce- with and to run the cemetery,” morial Park in 1992, buying two Clark’s grave on Memorial Day etery Board, who investigated ment become involved. and that she continues to oversee spaces, one bronze marker and 2011, Elaine Clark met with Jen- the case before issuing their fi- “We don’t have the authority burials, collect fees and more. two lined vaults for $3,145.48. nifer Duncan, who had then nal order against Duncan and to take criminal action, but we The lawsuit also alleges that Robert Clark died Dec. 1, 1995, been appointed caretaker. Dun- Greenwood Memorial Cemetery do have the regulatory authority,” Duncan has been logging trees and was buried at the lot, which can, according to the suit, ac- May 6, 2014. Anthony said. on cemetery property she does cost $1,124.00. John Baker con- cused the Clarks of stealing the No date has been set for a A hearing date for the law- not own, “apparently in an effort firmed to Elaine Clark in 1998 plaque on the gravesite and said hearing in the matter yet, ac- suit has not yet been set in Lewis to generate funds to pay the fines that she had paid for everything the plaque did not belong to cording to court documents. County Superior Court. Sirens In Remembrance FLOYD N. LARSON Continued from page Main 10 a two-vehicle crash on the 4300 Burglary block of Jackson Highway South • A burglary was reported mechanic. After retiring, he Hit and Run near Prairie Road in Chehalis. at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday on the settled down in Goldendale, His 1999 Chevrolet truck col- • A 21-year-old Toledo man 900 block of North Pearl Street Wash. is under investigation for hit and lided with a 2006 Kia Sedona. where someone stole miscella- He planted hundreds of run after deputies responded The 52-year-old Chehalis wom- neous items after breaking out a trees and kept a small garden. to a collision at about 3:20 a.m. an driving the Kia Sedona and window. He had a passion for farming, Tuesday near Spencer Road and her 9-year-old female passenger gardening, trees, motorcycles Brim Road at a primitive camp- were not injured. and educating himself by ground. His ex-girlfriend told Crash reading. He rode his Honda police that he was driving drunk Pot Violation • A vehicle crashed into a motorcycle until the age of 90. and struck her vehicle and drove parked car on the 100 block of Floyd is preceded in death away. • Andrew P. Gastfield, 18, Harrison Avenue at 7:09 a.m. by his sisters, Inga Hertwig and Centralia, was cited and released Wednesday. The driver of the Cleo Grifith; and brother, Cliff Stolen and Wrecked Truck for allegedly smoking marijuana vehicle suffered minor injuries. Larson. in public at Washington Park at He is survived by his • A 1996 Ford F350 pickup 9:18 a.m. Wednesday. ••• sister, Edna Solie; best friend/ truck was reportedly stolen from By The Chronicle Staff Floyd N. Larson, 93 of ex-wife, Phyllis Larson; the 100 block of Gershick Road Theft Hillsboro, Ore. passed away children, Christine Sturm in Silver Creek between 6 and 10 Please call news reporter Stepha- Tuesday, June 17, 2014 with his of Damascus, Ore., Barbara a.m Tuesday. A few hours later, • Several items were report- nie Schendel with news tips. She can family by his side. He was born McCleary of Centralia, Walter it was located about three miles edly taken from a store on the be reached at 807-8208 or sschen- to the late Henry and Adeline Larson of Centralia, Shelley up the 2000 line off of Salmon 1200 block of Lum Road some- [email protected]. Larson in Rural Wibaux, Mont. Viner of Hillsboro, Ore.; Creek Road near Mossyrock. time over the weekend. The Floyd grew up farming with 11 grandchildren; 16 great- The truck crashed and was a theft was reported at 11:37 a.m. his dad on the homestead until grandchildren; nieces and total loss. The investigation in Wednesday. The case is still un- We do small he joined the Navy and served nephews. ongoing. der investigation. from 1942-1946. He came home There will be a celebration of jobs too! and married Phyllis Bonner and life on July 13, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. Missed Stop Sign Protection Order Violation started a family. They moved at the Kelso Christian Assembly, to Rupert, Idaho, built a home 403 Academy St., Kelso, WA Leads to Wreck • Jennifer L. Blair, 25, and farmed until they moved 98626. • A 66-year-old Winlock Napavine, was arrested and to California where he attended man was cited for failure to stop booked for allegedly violating Northrop Grumman College To view the obituary, please at a stop sign and was trans- a protection order at 12:57 p.m. and became a certiied aircraftgo to chronline.com/obituaries. ported to Providence Centralia Wednesday on the 1200 block of Hospital for minor injuries after Belmont Avenue. 736-6322 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief ‘Game of Thrones’ Obama Won’t Go, Hopes U.S., China Talk Earns a Leading Cyberhacking Amid 19 Emmy Nods New Allegations LOS ANGELES (AP) — The BEIJING (AP) — Top Ameri- fantasy saga “Game of Thrones,” to Shift Border Debate can officials said today they chal- defying the Emmy Awards’ lenged their counterparts in Chi- grudging respect for genre fare, By Julie Pace na to rein in alleged cybersecurity emerged as the leader in the AP White House Correspondent “The only question at this point is why infringements as a new allegation nominations announced today AUSTIN, Texas — Faced with emerged of a brazen attempt by with 19 bids, including best dra- wouldn’t the Texas delegation or any of a potentially awkward scene at Chinese hackers to break into U.S. ma series. the Texas-Mexico border, Presi- the other Republicans who are concerned government personnel files. Other top nominees includ- dent Barack Obama sought to U.S. Secretary of State John ed a pair of ambitious minise- about this not want to put this on a fast recast the political debate over Kerry said the two powers had a ries, “Fargo,” with 18 bids, and a flood of young migrants as a frank exchange on the issue dur- “American Horror Story: Co- track and get this on my desk so I can sign question of Republican willing- ing this week’s “Strategic and ven,” with 17. The AIDS drama ness to tackle the problem, not it and we can start getting to work?” Economic Dialogue” in Beijing. “The Normal Heart” received 16 his decision to skip a chance to However, Kerry said he and Trea- nominations, including best TV President Barack Obama view the crisis first-hand. sury Secretary Jack Lew only were movie. The meth kingpin drama in making push for emergency spending package notified of the latest accusation of “Breaking Bad” got 16 bids for Obama turned to one of his chief critics, Texas’ Republican wrongdoing after the gathering’s its final season, including best conclusion. drama and best actor nod for star Gov. Rick Perry, to try to make structionism from Republicans ing there was little the president The New York Times reported Bryan Cranston. his point. who have also resisted moving could learn from a border visit that the hackers, who aren’t be- The 66th prime-time Emmy Following a meeting with forward on a comprehensive im- that he didn’t already know. Awards ceremony will have big- Perry in Dallas Wednesday, the migration bill. lieved to be government actors, screen star power to spare. This president suggested there was lit- Back in Washington, Repub- “I’m not interested in photo sought information on people who year’s Academy Awards best- tle daylight between Perry’s calls lican opposition to the request ops,” Obama said Wednesday. were candidates for higher security actor winner Matthew McCo- for additional assistance at the hardened. Texas Sens. John “I’m interested in solving a prob- clearances. naughey (“Dallas Buyers Club”) border and the nearly $4 billion Cornyn and Ted Cruz, have criti- lem.” and nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor request Obama sent to Congress cized the plan as a “blank check” Still, Obama and his advisers Indonesia Deadlock: (“12 Years a Slave”) are both this week. He also made a public and Arizona Sen. John McCain clearly recognized the political nominees for TV projects, as is appeal for Perry, a potential GOP voiced his opposition to the mea- liabilities of ignoring the immi- Court May Decide past Oscar winner Julia Roberts. presidential candidate in 2016, to sure Wednesday. gration crisis while working the New President wield his influence with Texas’ Perry, in his own statement Texas donor circuit. The White Republican-heavy congressio- following the meeting, made no House added an immigration JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — nal delegation and press them promises to help Obama shore Four Children Among meeting with local officials and A day after Indonesia’s presiden- to back the emergency spending up GOP support for the supple- tial elections failed to produce a Six Killed in Houston- package. mental spending package and faith leaders to Obama’s schedule in Dallas and took the un- clear winner, Jakarta’s police chief Area Shooting “The only question at this instead doubled down on the promised to prevent violence by point is why wouldn’t the Texas notion that the border crisis was usual step of having Perry fly SPRING, Texas (AP) — A fa- with Obama on the presidential cracking down on anyone cel- delegation or any of the other the result of Obama’s “bad public ebrating prematurely. With both ther who authorities say fatally Republicans who are concerned policy” on immigration. helicopter so the two could dis- shot two adults and four of his cuss the matter. candidates continuing to claim about this not want to put this Obama arrived in Texas un- victory, the next leader of the children and critically wounded on a fast track and get this on my der pressure from Republicans Perry kept up the pressure his 15-year-old daughter, sank on Obama to make a border world’s third-largest democracy desk so I can sign it and we can like Perry, as well as some Dem- could be decided in court. to his knees in surrender after a start getting to work?” Obama ocrats, to add a trip to the bor- visit, telling CBS in an interview three-hour standoff in suburban Wednesday’s third direct presi- said. He argued that opposition der to his two-day fundraising “that’s what presidents do. That’s Houston, police said. dential vote went smoothly, but to the urgent spending request swing. The White House stead- what leaders do. They show up Investigators planned to would be part of a pattern of ob- fastly resisted those calls, insist- and they interact.” fears of unrest surfaced after Ja- charge the man today, a day karta Gov. Joko Widodo and ex- after the rampage in a usually army general Prabowo Subianto quiet middle-class subdivision in both declared a win after the quick Spring, Texas, said Harris Coun- World’s Tallest Water Slide count results were released. ty Sheriff’s Deputy Thomas Gil- The apparent deadlock has liland. raised fears of political instability Police did not release the in the world’s most populous Mus- identities of the gunman or his lim nation and Southeast Asia’s victims. Gilliland described the biggest economy. It could not only dead as two boys, ages 4 and 14; stymie the economic development two girls, ages 7 and 9; a 39-year- but also stall the nation’s young de- old man; and a 33-year-old wom- mocracy, which has just begun to an. flourish after decades of authori- tarian rule. Utah to Appeal Gay Marriage Ruling Officials: U.S. Drone to High Court Strike in Pakistan Kills 6 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Paki- Utah has decided to go straight stan (AP) — A suspected Ameri- to the U.S. Supreme Court to ar- can drone fired two missiles at a gue against gay marriage, mean- compound in a troubled Pakistani ing the nation’s highest court tribal region today, killing six mili- will have at least one same-sex tants, two intelligence officials said. marriage case on its plate when it The strike happened in the returns in October. town of in Datta Khel in North The office of the Utah attor- Waziristan, where Pakistan army ney general announced Wednes- last month launched a much- Charlie Riedel / The Associated Press day that it would bypass a full awaited operation against local appeals court and take the gay Riders go down the world’s tallest water slide called “Verruckt” at Schlitterbahn Waterpark Wednesday in Kansas City, and foreign militants who use the marriage case to the Supreme Kan. The 168-foot-tall waterslide is scheduled to open to the public today, after initially being slated to open May 23. region to carry out attacks in Paki- Court instead. stan, the officials said. If the U.S. Supreme court de- The identity of the slain men cides to take the case, it will be was not immediately known and the first time the top court con- the officials said they were still try- siders gay marriage since justices Colorado Pot Study Indicates Higher ing to get details. They spoke on last year struck down part of the condition of anonymity because federal Defense of Marriage Act. Demand Than Previously Expected they were not authorized to speak The high court is under no obli- to the media. gation to the take the case, and it By Kristen Wyatt projected by the state Depart- mercial growers and retailers to could wait for rulings from one ment of Revenue, which regu- account for inventory. But the or more of the five other appel- The Associated Press lates the marijuana industry. study’s authors also included un- American Author late courts with gay marriage DENVER — Colorado is Nations with legal or semi-legal taxed pot in the analysis because cases pending, legal scholars say. Gored at Spain’s smoking pot by the ton, and visi- marijuana sales, such as the Colorado allows adults over 21 to tors are, too. Netherlands, do not track na- grow pot at home. Pamplona Festival Former New Orleans Colorado’s pot regulators is- tional inventory, making firm The survey also estimated PAMPLONA, Spain (AP) — sued what is believed to be the market analysis spotty. production from the state’s med- An American who co-authored world’s first post-legalization Mayor Gets 10- Colorado concluded that ical marijuana caregivers, who the book “Fiesta: How to Survive market study for the weed on visitors account for 44 percent are authorized to grow medical the Bulls of Pamplona” became Year Sentence Wednesday. The study relied on of recreational marijuana retail one of their victims Wednesday NEW ORLEANS (AP) — sales data from Colorado’s first marijuana on behalf of others when he was one of two men gored When Ray Nagin was elected three months of recreational sales in the Denver area. In the and do not face state pot taxes. mayor in 2002, there was real marijuana sales, while previous mountains and other vacation So far, Colorado sells a lot at the festival. hope that he was a break from pot market studies relied on sur- spots, visitors to Colorado ac- more medical marijuana than Bill Hillmann, a 32-year-old the city’s sleazy past. vey responses because the drug is count for 90 percent of recre- recreational marijuana, and from Chicago and a longtime par- In the end, though, Ray Na- illegal. ational dispensary traffic. medical pot patients must be in- ticipant in the nine-day Pamplona gin turned out to be a feckless “This study finds total mari- Colorado’s market numbers state residents. Survey analysts street party, was gored twice in the mayor and, as a federal judge saw juana demand to be much larger bore out survey estimates that concluded that medical users right thigh during one of the daily it, a lightweight criminal. than previously estimated,” Col- most marijuana is consumed by generally have avoided recre- bull runs, organizers said on their “He started out as a rock star orado’s study concluded. heavy daily users. For example, ational sales, which come with website. and he ended up as just another The study estimated that total survey authors estimated that a much higher taxes for the same The injury was serious but not crass, corrupt politician,” said market demand for marijuana third of all Colorado’s pot con- product. life-threatening, the Navarra re- University of New Orleans Politi- in Colorado is about 130 metric sumers use the drug less than “Therefore, the retail demand gional government said in a state- cal Science Professor Ed Cherve- tons a year. That’s about 121 met- once a month. But that group ac- is derived primarily from out-of- ment. nak. ric tons for residents and almost counts for just 0.3 percent of the state visitors and from consum- “He collided with another guy Nagin, a 58-year-old former 9 metric tons a year for visitors. total market, analysts concluded. ers who previously purchased” who was running in the opposite cable television manager, was These figures include medical “Heavy users consume mari- black-market or illegal weed, the direction. Bill fell and as he did the sentenced to 10 years in prison and recreational marijuana. juana much more often, and study concluded. bull gored his right leg,” said Mi- Wednesday for bribery, money Marijuana has an average more intensely, than other con- The study noted that Colora- chael Hemingway, a great-grand- laundering, fraud and tax vio- market rate in Colorado of $220 sumers,” the study concluded. do’s medical marijuana patients son of writer Ernest Hemingway, lations stemming from his two per ounce, authors concluded. The study tapped into Colo- are two-thirds male. But analysts who immortalized the running terms as New Orleans’ mayor The estimates were nearly a rado’s new Marijuana Inventory did not come up with a gender of the bulls in his 1926 novel “The from 2002-2010. third higher than one recently Tracking System used by com- breakdown for retail consumers. Sun Also Rises.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 • Main 13 LOCAL New Centralia School District Leader Seeks ‘Laser-Like’ Focus STEVE WARREN: Former Principal, Assistant MEET STEVE WARREN Superintendent Position: Interim Super- intendent, Centralia School Became Interim District Superintendent July 1 Age: 52 Education: Bachelor of By Christopher Brewer arts in education from Central [email protected] Washington University, 1984; Master of education in school Centralia’s new school su- administration from CWU, 1991 perintendent is familiar to many Certifications: Washington students and fellow educators State Teaching Certification in within the district — after all, he biology, chemistry, natural sci- has been employed by Centralia ences from CWU, 1988; Wash- schools for 18 years. ington State Administrative Steve Warren, 52, took the Certification from CWU, 1991 reins as interim superintendent Family: Wife Robin, son Mi- in the Centralia School District chael and daughter Laura July 1. Warren succeeds Steve Bodnar, who resigned and took a job in the Yelm School District. at the Centralia School District, Warren started his time in which could see a resolution Centralia as assistant principal soon. at Centralia High School, serv- “When it comes to confronting there from 1996 to 1999. He Pete Caster / [email protected] ing controversial issues, I know I then became principal at Cen- Centralia School District Interim Superintendent Steve Warren talks about his goals for the next year on Wednesday morning need to be the face of the district,” tralia Middle School for the next at his oice in Centralia. Warren said. “I see my role as a eight years, and was promoted to bridge between the district and the district office, where he coor- the taxpayer. There’s outreach dinated the district’s curriculum Warren said. “Many faces go through my mind as I talk about involved.” and instruction as the director of The clock has already begun teaching and learning from 2007 each teacher that contributed to “When it comes to confronting controversial (my children’s) success.” to tick on Warren’s one-year to 2010. tenure as the superintendent of He then assumed the role of issues, I know I need to be the face Warren hopes his community connection can help when Lewis County’s largest school assistant superintendent for one system. The new chief of schools of the district.” it comes to tackling issues fac- year before transitioning to the tackles the job with the help of classroom, most recently serving ing the school district. Centralia his fellow staff members, along as a science teacher at Centralia Steve Warren schools face a potential decline with a vigor and enthusiasm that High School. interim superintendent in revenue from property taxes he hopes can help not only stu- Now, Warren is being asked in the city, especially as the city’s dents and teachers, but the entire to lead the district on a one- largest employer, TransAlta, con- community of Centralia at large. year basis during a time that has be seen as a simply transitional we’ve got to be laying a plan out tinues to transition away from “There’s a lot of leadership seen significant turnover among phase in the district, Warren for the next school year,” War- coal-fired energy. here in the district,” Warren said. school administrators and prin- views his job as far from such. He ren said. “There are times you’ve The district also still has to “I have confidence in our team.” cipals. He told The Chronicle he hopes to be active in the schools been in administration where deal with allegations of mis- ••• put his name in for the superin- and Centralia’s community in you question if you’ve lost sight management in the Medicaid Christopher Brewer: (360) tendent job after asking a simple general as he leads the district. of what it feels like to be a teach- Administrative Match program 807-8235 question. “It’s my job to bring a laser- er — but after just being there, I “I knew the board was seeking like focus to student learning,” think it’s helpful and I have that a superintendent and I wondered, OPEN HOUSE Warren said. “I hope to build understanding.” SATURDAY, JULY 12TH-2:00 – 5:00 PM ‘What human being could be partnerships with stakeholders Warren’s family is also deeply most helpful here?’” Warren said. 1421 St. Rt. 122 – Silver Creek in our community. I will also re- rooted in education, as his wife “I thought ‘I can be that man.’” ally be reaching out to our busi- Robin teaches at Rochester Pri- The Centralia School District 21.66-acres w/great Board of Directors agreed, nam- ness community.” mary School. His son Michael He has only been on the job is working on a master’s degree views of Lake Mayield ing Warren as interim superin- & the Cascades tendent in a 5-0 vote in early June. five business days, but Warren in school counseling at the Uni- He beat out three candidates said he has made significant ef- versity of Puget Sound, and his Directions: from outside the area for the job. forts to reach out to fellow edu- daughter Laura is also studying I-5 Exit cators throughout the district. for a master’s, where she hopes to 68, east Warren said he believed through on Hwy the board’s line of questioning When it comes to educating stu- be a nurse practitioner. dents in the district, Warren cites Both Warren’s son and 12, let on and discussion that they share a Hwy 122, unified vision to empower stu- his recent experience as a teacher daughter attended and gradu- right onto dents in Centralia for success. as a “boots on the ground” sort ated from Centralia schools. He property CH524604sd.jd “The caring and intelligence of mentality when it comes to sees that connection as being vi- driveway. of the school board members being responsible for preparing tally important to his job. $550,000 came through, and it’s clear that students for college and careers. “When we moved here, within they care about the students in “July provides an opportu- a half-year Robin and I knew we Dave Schilperoort • (360) 880-6221 the district,” Warren said. nity to make sure I’m interacting would be here for a long time. While the interim tag could with people and August means The community fits us well,” When the unexpected crops up, the right Settlement Agreement on Table at insurance means everything. Centralia School Board Meeting Tonight By The Chronicle tration Building. the agreement regarded was pro- Home · Auto · Business The Centralia School District The meeting will begin with vided on the agenda; however, Board of Directors could poten- an executive session that is ex- Foster had previously told The Flood · Earthquake tially approve a settlement agree- pected to last one hour. In that Chronicle in June that he be- ment this evening in regards to session, the school board will lieved a resolution to allegations We work with a variety of insurance companies to ensure you get the allegations of mismanagement of confer with its legal counsel, at- of mismanagement of the Med- the Medicaid match program in torney Cliff Foster. icaid match program could come most comprehensive insurance coverage tailored to meet your needs. the Centralia School District. After that, the meeting moves in July. 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Police Chief Says In a memo to the depart- Anecdotally, officers told restricts people from asking for Punishments for violating the Resident Panhandlers ment after the ordinance was Berg the city’s resident panhan- money within 300 feet of all off ordinance increase incremen- passed, Berg told officers not to dlers have moved on after initial and on ramps of highways and in- tally. The first offense is a class Have Moved On issue tickets until after signs ex- warnings about the ordinance. terstates and 27 different intersec- one civil infraction, punishable By Dameon Pesanti plaining the new ordinance were Now, he said, most warnings go tions in Centralia city limits. by up to a $250 fine; the second posted. However, those will not to those passing through town. It’s also against the law to is a misdemeanor punishable by [email protected] be posted at every intersection Anyone caught panhandling panhandle after dark, on public up to $1,000 and or a 90-day jail Lots of warnings have been where panhandling is prohibited. aggressively will be issued a transportation vehicles or stops, sentence; the third is a gross mis- given, but so far no panhan- “We’ll likely continue to keep ticket, but historically that hasn’t or to “make any false or mislead- demeanor punishable by up to dlers have been ticketed since a issuing only warnings even after been a problem in Centralia, ing representation.” $5,000 and or up to a year in jail. restrictive ordinance banning the signs are up, unless the of- Berg said. Among other places, the ordi- Judges will have discretion to panhandling at most Centralia ficer recognizes someone they An updated version of Centra- nance forbids panhandling with- offer community service instead intersections went into effect in have already warned,” he said. lia’s aggressive panhandling ordi- in 15 feet of a gas pump, ATM or of a fine or a jail sentence. News in Brief Medical Examiner: Missing Three Skulls Donated to Thrift Store SEATTLE (AP) — The King County medical examiner is looking for more information he Chronicle about three human skulls donated to a thrift store in the Seattle suburb of Bellevue. The medical examiner said Wednesday in a statement that two are adult skulls that apparently were used in a medical clin- ic or for instruction. Missed The third is very old and appears to have belonged to a Na- tive American child. your State law provides that the Na- tive American skull must be returned to its tribe. The medical ex- paper? aminer is asking whoever donated the skulls to provide some details, without penalty, so that can happen. The skulls were donated last Call month to the Goodwill store in 360-807-7676 Bellevue. Workers there realized Pete Caster / [email protected] they were human remains and Rodney J. Teitzel looks over at his victim's family and apologizes for his crime during his sentencing hearing in Lewis County contacted the medical examiner’s Superior Court on Wednesday afternoon at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Teitzel, 35, was sentenced Leave a message office and law enforcement. to life in prison with the possibility of parole in 16 years after pleading guilty to three counts of second-degree rape of a child. with the day First Pot Customer missed including in Spokane Fired Centralia Man Sentenced to at Least 16 your name SPOKANE (AP) — A man Years in Prison for Rape of 12-Year-Old who waited in line overnight to address and be the first customer at Spokane’s perior Court. Toward the end of victim’s mother who also wrote first legal marijuana shop says he SENTENCED: Rodney J. his sentence, the Department of a statement that was read aloud phone number. was fired for his efforts. Teitzel, 35, Previously during the sentencing hearing. But the company says his story Corrections will decide if Teitzel doesn’t make sense. Pleaded Guilty to Three will be released on parole or face Teitzel had told the girl that if he Mike Boyer said Wednesday Counts of Second- additional prison time. went to prison, he’d be killed for After hours that after significant media cov- The 35-year-old was arrested what he did. erage of his purchase Tuesday, he Degree Rape of a Child last January by Lewis County “The day you stopped looking is checking deputies after the victim, who at her as a little girl ... was the day received a text message from the By Stephanie Schendel Spokane office of temporary staff- was known to him, and the vic- you became her monster,” the messages ing firm TrueBlue Labor Ready [email protected] tim’s mother contacted police victim’s mother wrote. ordering him to take a drug test A Centralia man faces life in about the sexual abuse. Court “Because of you, she is a shad- Tuesday + Thursday documents indicated the abuse ow of herself,” the mother con- within 24 hours. He told The As- prison with possibility of parole 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. sociated Press he took the test, after 16 years for the rape of a occurred over the course of two tinued. The young girl now has self- failed it and was fired. 12-year-old girl in 2011 and 2012. years. and Stacey Burke, a spokeswoman Rodney J. Teitzel pleaded “I don’t know if or when I will esteem issues, previously cut herself and used drugs, she wrote. Tacoma-based TrueBlue, says guilty in May to three counts of ever be able to forgive you,” the Saturday company policy prohibits be- second-degree rape of a child, a victim wrote in a statement that When asked if he wanted to ing under the influence on the class A felony. The guilty pleas was read aloud to court by Dep- address the court, Teitzel stood 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. job. She said there’s no reason he stemmed from an agreement uty Prosecutor Joely O’Rourke up, then turned and looked the would have been fired for having with prosecutors. 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Chronicle readers share their thoughts everyday through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation.

Readers react after a 25-year-old Centralia man, Nick Da- foe, was arrested and charged for allegedly hitting a 5-year- old boy in the face:

Kylie Teshera Sexsmith: Lock him up as long as possible and that “mom” should be sterilized. I would kill someone if they ever laid a finger on my kids. She’s not right in the head and shouldn’t ever be allowed to “parent” another human being.

Amanda Richardson-Kent: I’m thankful that the neighbor spoke up. I hope the rest of this tike’s childhood is full of fun and love.

Photograph submitted by Dave Perkins, Winlock A deer gets a snack at a bird feeder at the Dave Perkins farm in Winlock June 29. “We now have an explanation of why our Russell Snyder: The boy’s safe now! Good. bird feeders are emptied so quickly,” Perkins said, “By the way, this was a second course following a healthy preliminary snack What a twisted individual that guy is. He is no of fresh blueberries.” man, but a coward. There are proper ways of dealing with children and that kind of crap is abusive, not discipline Twin Cities Rotary

Kristen Snyder: Happy he is safe but sad he had to go through that. The mother should be charged with neglect for knowing and ignoring. This could have ended very differently.

Readers react to the return of the Seattle to Portland Bicy- cle Classic, which will roll through Lewis County this weekend:

Shane Pier: If these rude inconsiderate bicycle people would do what they scream the loudest about — share the road! That means don’t ride two, three or four across and hold up others in cars or trucks. I hate this time of year.

Photograph submitted by Julie Johnson, Twin Cities Rotary Members of Twin Cities Rotary are shown during a recent membership meeting. The club was established in 1987, and is Mary Jane Glaas: It wouldn’t be so bad, the largest of the three clubs in the area, with 68 members currently. The funds that the organization raise through the Taste but they don’t follow bicycle rules, take up the of Lewis County, Wine & Cheese Tasting and Brewfest are all returned to the community through local projects. Those have whole road, and don’t stop at stop signs. So included handicapped ramps, a bus shelter for Alder House, gazebo and lower boxes at the Southwest Washington Fair- yes, i will probably try to avoid them. grounds. Each year club members give in excess of $10,000 to the annual Jef Alverson Giving Tree, which supports speciic needy families as identiied through local school district oicials. Those who have ideas for projects that Rotary can assist are asked to email [email protected].

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Argentina, Germany to Meet in Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] World Cup Final Senior Legion Sobe-Toyota Sweeps Graham-Kapowsin in Two-Day Tripleheader By The Chronicle opener 9-5, powered by a 2-run close out the game. 7-1 win over the Rainiers, strik- day’s win. Zack Chamberlain Sobe-Toyota took two games homer from Zeb Chamberlain. The nightcap featured seven ing out 10 and allowing eight had two hits with a double and from Graham-Kapowsin on Ty Housden added two hits hits by the Lizards, including hits but only a first-inning run. an RBI, Sharkey had two hits Tuesday, then won another on with a double and an RBI, and a two-hit, 2-RBI performance “It was just another solid Wednesday for a two-day, three- Devante Harris had a pair of from Dustin Wilson. Cole outing by him. He’s been good and drove in a run and Der- game senior American Legion hits and drove in a run. Doughty tossed the first four all summer, and we’ve just been ek Putman had two hits and baseball sweep. John Sharkey started on innings, with Calkins again working on building his arm knocked in 2 runs. The wins put the Lizards the mound, working five in- coming on in relief and strik- strength up,” Sobe-Toyota coach Sobe-Toyota (12-12 overall) at 10-1 and atop the Area 2 SW nings with six strikeouts, two ing out six over the last three Jake LeDuc said. “He was huge League standings with the play- walks and four hits before Brady innings. for us today.” will play a league doubleheader offs coming next weekend. Calkins took over in the sixth Brandon Conradi pitched all The Lizards had just nine at Aberdeen Friday night at Pio- Sobe-Toyota won Tuesday’s and faced just seven batters to nine innings on Wednesday’s players on hand for Wednes- neer Park, starting at 4 p.m.

Junior Legion Chehalis Jumps on Rochester Early

By The Chronicle ROCHESTER — Sobe-Toyo- ta jumped out early on Rochester and didn’t let up in a 13-3 junior American Legion baseball victory here on Wednesday. The Chehalis summer squad was its usual self at the plate, col- lecting 15 hits, including a 3 for 5 performance by J.C. Cleary. “We seem to give up some quick runs early because we’re not ready to play,” Rochester coach Kyle Sprague said. “We don’t make the simple plays so we have to get motivated to get going.” Sobe-Toyota went up 5-1 after three innings of play before going on a 4-run rally in the fourth inning. Rochester didn’t help its own cause with five errors. Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Sobe-Toyota’s Brody Holcomb delivers a pitch during junior American Legion baseball action against Rochester Wednesday in Rochester. please see LEGION, page S5

Little League Chehalis 11s Top Larch Mountain, Fall to Aberdeen in Championship Game By The Chronicle run rule 16-6 victory on Tuesday The Chehalis All-Stars at Dick Scott Field. The win also played their way through the avenged Chehalis’ 14-13 open- consolation bracket, but couldn’t ing-round loss to Larch Moun- quite overcome Aberdeen tain. Wednesday night in the cham- In Tuesday's game, the Mint pionship game of the 11-year-old City boys jumped out to a 5-0 District 3 Little League Tourna- lead before Larch Mountain re- ment. sponded with 2 runs of its own The Grays Harbor squad’s in the bottom of the second. 10-9 win capped a perfect run Skylar Holden tied the game at through the district tournament 5-5 with a 3-run homer for the and secured a spot in the state Rochester squad in the third. tournament — which begins, Holden would give Larch coincidentally, on July 19 at Stan Mountain a 3-for-3 performance Hedwall Park in Chehalis. and a double to go along with The Mint City crew had his home run. made the championship game Chehalis took the 7-5 lead by winning three straight loser- in the bottom of the third on out games, including a 16-6 vic- a 2-run double by Cade Haller. tory over Larch Mountain in the Haller would finished the game semifinals on Tuesday. 4 for 4 with a double, triple and Leading by a slim 7-6 margin 3 RBIs. After a scoreless fourth in the bottom of the fifth, Cheh- inning, Larch Mountain added a alis blasted the Rochester-based run to make it 7-6 heading into Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Larch Mountain for eight hits Chehalis’ Cameryn Bostwick slides safely into home plate while Larch Mountain’s Cody Morton tries to ield the ball during and 9 runs for the walk-off 10- please see CHEHALIS, page S5 the District 3 10-11 Year-Old Little League Tournament Tuesday in Centralia.

Tagged The Final Word Chehalis’ Britt Lusk reacts Chehalis 12s Start State Play Saturday in Seattle after tagging TV’s Best Bet By The Chronicle Harbor. The winner of that first-round out a Larch Major League Baseball Mountain The Chehalis 11-12-year-old All-Stars matchup plays at 9 a.m. on Sunday, while runner at will enter the Washington State Little the loser will play at 6 p.m. on Monday. Minnesota at Seattle home during League Tournament on Saturday, at Bar-S The tournament’s championship 7 p.m. the District 3 Park in West Seattle. game is set for 10 a.m. on Saturday, July ROOT Tournament Chehalis, which won the District 3 19, though due to the tournament’s dou- Tuesday in championship on last Saturday with a 3-2 Centralia. victory over Montesano, starts the eight- ble-elimination format a second game day, 13-team double-elimination tour- will be played at 1 p.m. should both teams Brandon Hansen / [email protected] nament with a 10 a.m. game against Gig finish the 10 a.m. game with one loss.

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Big Run of Sockeye Salmon in Columbia River LOTS OF FISH: Second- and Entiat River. The first young summer Largest Sockeye Run on chinook raised at the new Chief Record Running Through Joseph Fish Hatchery were re- Columbia River leased last month. Those fish should start showing up as VANTAGE, Wash. (AP) — 4-year-old adults in 2017. Anglers have good reason to The crack found in Wa- be booking trips with fishing napum Dam this winter, forcing guides or getting their own gear a severe drawdown of the reser- rigged and vacations scheduled for fishing the Columbia River voir upstream past Vantage, has from now into October. not impeded migration of fish The second-largest sock- up or downstream, state officials eye run on record is sprinting say. through the Columbia. "Fish passage around Wa- Washington fish managers napum Dam is doing fine," said on Tuesday announced a fore- Chad Jackson, WDFW fisheries cast of 425,000 sockeye into the biologist in Ephrata. Columbia, a number second Opening day creel checks only to the 521,000 counted in indicated salmon were well 2012. distributed through the upper Already this year, more than Columbia on Tuesday. Anglers 340,000 sockeye have entered were catching them from up- the Columbia past Bonneville stream of Ringold all the way Dam, doubling last year's entire run of 186,100. upstream to Wells Dam. The next-largest run of sock- The Hanford Reach up- eye since counting began at stream from the Tri-Cities may dams was 388,000 in 2010. Rich Landers / The Associated Press be the newest sockeye hot spot A decision on whether a Dave Grove of Spokane guided his client to a limit of sockeye below Wanapum Dam near Vantage on the July 1 opening of as a few anglers have learned sockeye fishery will be opened the upper Columbia salmon ishing season. the salmon migration routes. in Lake Wenatchee won't be Anglers anchor in shallow water made until late July or perhaps close to shore and intercept the early August. During the record Vancouver. fish as they move upstream. year in 2012, a Lake Wenatchee So far in the fishery, creel "The catch of chinook be- checks have indicated anglers season was opened on Aug. 4. low Wanapum was not as good Anglers fishing the upper are catching 60 percent un- marked fish and 40 percent as expected, but a lot of sockeye Columbia — the river upstream were caught there," said Travis from Priest Rapids Dam — can hatchery fin-clipped fish. Matland, WDFW biologist out catch four sockeye a day and "We'd predicted the opposite, up to four chinook, only two of that the catch would be 60 per- of Wenatchee. He noted that which can be adults larger than cent marked fish," Hymer said. catch rates can change dramati- 24 inches. An adult chinook is eligible cally from day to day and site to Anglers looking to put in to be caught and kept in the up- site during the salmon migra- more hours for a fish with up per Columbia only if its adipose tion. to 10 times the fight, not to fin has been clipped before re- "Near the mouth of the mention that much more meat, lease from the hatchery. Wenatchee, there were a num- also are riding high this season "This year's summer chi- ber of anglers who did well on with a forecast for a solid run of nook indicates the benefits of chinook and a few sockeye Tues- 67,500 summer chinook. habitat improvements upstream day and also above Rocky Reach Last year the forecast was and supplementation that has Dam and where the Chelan Riv- for 53,500 adult chinook but the been increasing in recent years," er comes into the Columbia. At said Hymer. "From the 1980s actual returns were higher — Wells tailrace, there wasn't a lot 67,600. through 2000, the total returns of pressure — just a few boats, The fish already are running ranged from 9,000 to 23,000 through the Columbia upstream fish. Rich Landers / The Associated Press but sockeye were being caught. to the Brewster area. Fish in the "The biggest run of summer Anglers try to land a salmon below Wanapum Dam near Vantage, Wash., on the One boat had four limits." lower Columbia were mainly 15- chinook, since 1980 at least, was July 1 opening of the upper Columbia salmon ishing season. The summer chinook and 22 pounds with some around 30 about 89,500 in 2002 followed by sockeye runs are just part of the pounds, said Joe Hymer, Wash- 80,000 in 2011." upper Columbia drainage to in- Hatchery, Similkameen River, story. A record-shattering run of ington Department of Fish and Over the years, salmon have crease returns. The sites include Carlton on the Methow River, fall chinook also is forecast for Wildlife salmon specialist in been released at more sites in the Chelan Falls, Turtle Rock, Wells Dryden Pond on the Wenatchee the Columbia. As Dams Fall, Rapid Changes on Elwha River PORT ANGELES, Wash. tributaries open to the fish now (AP) — The final chunks of that the Elwha Dam is gone. concrete are expected to fall this In recent weeks, McMillan September in the nation's largest and another tribal biologist have dam-removal project, but nature been counting steelhead fish is already reclaiming the Elwha nests in Indian Creek and Little River on Washington's Olympic River. So far they've counted 108 Peninsula. redds in those tributaries, as well So much sediment, once as a couple in the main river. trapped in reservoirs behind two That's about two-thirds of hydroelectric dams, has flowed what biologists were seeing be- downstream that it has dramati- fore the dam was removed, he cally reshaped the river's mouth, said. replenished eroding beaches and The fish are providing a rich created new habitat for marine nutrient source for river-depen- creatures not observed there in dent wildlife, such as river otters years. and American dippers, a small Meanwhile, Chinook salmon grey aquatic songbird. and steelhead have been stream- Biologists have radio-tagged ing into stretches of the Elwha and taken tissue samples of River and its tributaries previ- river otters to understand what ously blocked by the Elwha Dam, they're eating. Early results show which stood for nearly a century there's been an increase in ma- before it came down in 2012. rine nutrients in the animals With the first dam gone, the studied, said Kim Sager-Frad- ocean-migrating fish have been Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press kin, a wildlife biologist with the swimming as far upriver as they In this June 3 aerial photo, the Elwha River lows freely through what was Lake Mills and past the old Glines Canyon Dam, bot- Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe. can. Scientists have observed tom, in the Olympic National Park near Port Angeles. The inal chunks of concrete are expected to fall this September in the "They're taking up marine them at the base of the second nation's largest dam removal project, but nature is already reclaiming the Elwha River on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. 210-foot-tall Glines Canyon nutrients definitely and sooner than we expected," she said. Dam about 13 miles upstream, taking place at the river's mouth. things, but I was stunned by how and steelhead would react. The tribe has also been col- as if they want to continue on. Millions of cubic yards of sedi- fast the estuary has expanded," But tribal and federal biolo- As they move into areas pre- ment held behind the dams have said Robert Elofson, river resto- gists tracking fish have been able laborating with the Smithsonian viously blocked, salmon and flowed downriver and pushed ration director with the Lower to answer intriguing questions, Migratory Bird Center to study steelhead are acting as a fertiliz- the estuary out about a quarter Elwha Klallam Tribe. The tribe including: When the dams are the impact of dam removal and er for the ecosystem, delivering mile. A once rocky, cobblestone is a partner with the National removed, will the fish survive in return of salmon on American marine nutrients to river otters scene is now sandy beach — ide- Park Service in the $325 million turbid waters? dippers and other birds. and other wildlife. al for forage fish, juvenile salm- river-restoration project. "Those fish are finding the "We know that they're get- Demolition crews this month on and shellfish. An estimated 40 to 50 per- clear creeks, and they're spawn- ting access to salmon, and we are waiting for river flows to "New estuary is literally be- cent of the total expected sedi- ing," said John McMillan, a biol- know there are potential ben- drop, so they can begin remov- ing created. It's wild to watch," ment has come down the river ogist with the National Oceanic efits of that," said Christopher ing the remaining 30 feet of the said Anne Shaffer, marine biolo- so far, said Andy Ritchie, project and Atmospheric Administra- Tonra, a research fellow with the Glines Canyon Dam. By the end gist with the Coastal Watershed hydrologist with the National tion. "The clear water sources Smithsonian, who is in process of the year, the Elwha River is Institute in Port Angeles. "Fish Park Service. Not all of what re- are really important." of finalizing study results. expected to flow dam-free from are using this freshly formed mains will make its way down, Once they get into the river, When salmon first migrated the Olympic Mountains to the habitat, and they're using it with he said. Some won't be released "their instinct is just to go up- upriver after the first dam was Strait of Juan de Fuca, about 80 such abundance." except during very high river stream. They'll go as far as they removed, the dippers keyed in miles west of Seattle. Marine creatures such as flows, and some is beyond the can to see what's there," he said. on them right away and were ob- Just three years into dam eulachon, or candlefish, and river's reach, Ritchie added. On a recent day, McMillan served gobbling up fish eggs as removal, scientists say they've Dungeness crab have been doc- All that sediment has cre- pointed out an adult steelhead they spawned, he said. been surprised at how quickly umented in the estuary for the ated turbid and muddy waters as it swam from the murky, grey "It's incredible," he said. "I changes are happening. first time in decades. for migrating fish, and scientists waters of the Elwha river into can't believe how fast everything The most stunning change is "I was surprised by a lot of initially wondered how salmon clear Indian Creek, one of two has happened." The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 • Sports 3

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Hunting & Fishing Report Tricking Yourself into Remembering Salmon Species By Jordan Nailon the sniff test for proper and use- to kick into high gear. Last week Sound are: flight of fancy facts are ines- For The Chronicle ful government/citizenry com- Tacoma Power rounded up 457 • Thursday, July 10, -2.1 at capable and are precisely what munication. In fact, it smells summer-run steelhead, 298 9:42 a.m. makes birdsong so captivating Recently, while on a guided downright fishy. The decision to spring Chinook, 119 jacks, 120 • Friday, July 11, -2.7 at 10:27 pontoon boat tour around the and enlivening in the first place. extend the season was actually mini-jacks and two sockeye a.m. Living in trees and soaring on jet placid waters of Lake Quinault salmon in four days of operation • Saturday, July 12, -3.0 at made on Tuesday by a WDFW streams, birds are devoid of the (which is not a lake at all, but panel and was supposedly based at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery. 11:13 a.m. a two-mile wide spot in the on scientific data. It seems to The river flow, recorded at May- • Sunday, July 13, -3.0 at noon most common and cripplingly Quinault River) I learned a most me that this data could have field Dam, measured 2,550 cubic • Monday, July 14, -2.5 at mundane human constraints. useful trick for remembering the and should have been analyzed feet per second on Monday, July 12:46 p.m. This inspiring freedom is no six varieties of salmon that make earlier, thus allowing for more 7. • Tuesday, July 15, -1.6 at 1:34 more evident than in the sweet their home in Washington’s riv- prudent timing of the announce- Beginning earlier this week p.m songs of birds. ers, streams and coastal waters. ment, and therefore expanding the WDFW, in conjunction with Whether it be a solo perfor- Using your hand as a prompt the angling agency of all angling Tacoma Power, began recycling Crab wrangling in Puget mance or in a cappelic unison, the gadget trick serves as an easy inclined Washingtonians. recovered steelhead into the Sound is cracking these days reminder for the five endemic birdsong is magic that exists only For all of you who missed Cowlitz River back downstream. with all but two areas open to in that precise moment in avian salmonid species of Washington, Trucking the recovered fish back crustacean harvest. your shot at hooking a Chinook space and time, acquiesced on plus our state fish, the steelhead. last week, here are the paltry an- down river will allow anglers a “We continue to see healthy the vibrant vibrato of the atmo- You start with your pin- gling success statistics. During second shot at the hard-headed numbers of crab throughout ky, which represents the pink those four extension days the salmonids. During the next two the Sound,” said Rich Childers, sphere. As the recently departed (humpback) salmon. Next is your WDFW sampled 878 salmonid months the agencies anticipate shellfish policy lead for the and magnificent Maya Angelou ring finger, which some people anglers who totaled a catch of re-releasing as many as 1,600 of WDFW, in a press release. “With taught us all, birds are comprised adorn with a silver ring, repre- 66 adult Chinook and five sum- the recycled fish. such strong numbers, crabbing of such a powerfully free spirit, senting silver (coho) salmon. The mer jacks, a full 25 sockeye and “We’re excited to provide ad- should be good from opening that even a caged bird sings. middle finger is the biggest fin- 80 steelhead. Thirty-five percent ditional opportunities for steel- day all the way through the end The Nisqually Wildlife Ref- ger on your hand so it represents (23) of those adult Chinook were head fishing while remaining of the summer season.” uge offers a great local destina- the king (Chinook) salmon. The kept, while 84 percent of the true to our commitment to pro- Summer crabbing schedule: tion for bird watching and lis- pointer finger is a great tool for tect and conserve wild steelhead,” • Marine areas 4 (Neah Bay sockeye (21) were harvested, and tening. The refuge is currently poking an annoying nemesis in said Cindy LeFleur, WDFW re- east of the Bonilla-Tatoosh line), 55 percent (44) of the steelhead offering a summer lecture se- the eye, so of course it represents were taken home. gional fish manager, in a press 5 (Sekiu), 6 (eastern Strait of Juan ries which includes a lesson on, the sockeye (blueback) salmon. The late breaking extension release. de Fuca), 8-1 (Deception Pass to Moving on to rhyme, your big fat also covers sockeye and sturgeon Trout continue to offer excel- East Point), 8-2 (East Point to “Great Blue Herons of the Puget thumb is indicative of the chum in the Columbia River. Sock- lent opportunities to area anglers Possession Point), 9 (Admiralty Sound.” Through the remain- (dog) salmon. Lastly, if you fold eye fishing had previously been in local ponds as well as alpine Inlet), 10 (Seattle/Bremerton), 11 der of July and August, guided your fingers all together to cre- shut down on July 1. According lakes and streams. Bull trout and (Tacoma/Vashon) and 12 (Hood tours that focus on topics such ate a fist, you can knock hard to the WDFW the decision to cutthroats are very active in the Canal) – Opened July 3 and clos- as, “Raptors of the Delta,” and on your noggin like you’ve got a extend the angling seasons was warming waters and have had es Sept. 1. Crabbing is allowed “Amazing Animal Adaptations,” steel head! based on a larger than expected a serious hankering for regular Thursday through Monday of will be offered. For dates and Lake Quinault is home to old worms, so long as your hook each week. return of fish. Prior to the season times of the tours you can visit five of these species and boasts the WDFW anticipated some is augmented with enticingly • Marine Area 7 South (San its own tribal run hatchery. The flashy spinners. Juan Islands/Bellingham) — the Nisqually Wildlife Refuge 347,000 sockeye to make the riv- homepage. only species of salmon not found er run, but there updated projec- Locally, Swift Reservoir con- Opens July 17 and closes Sep. 29. The recent blast of hot weath- in the Quinault River and Lake tion indicates that 425,000 sock- tains excellent numbers of rain- Crabbing is allowed Thursday is the pink salmon which is gen- eye should be expected to make bow trout as well as landlocked through Monday each week. er around the state has prompted erally found in shorter coastal the journey up the mighty river. coho, while Riffe Reservoir also • Marine Area 7 North (Gulf the WDFW to implement emer- river and streams. Fishing on New guidelines from the enjoys a plentiful coho popula- of Georgia) — Opens Aug. 15 gency fire prevention protocols the lake requires a tribal permit WDFW that have not yet expired tion. Yale and Merwin reservoirs through Sep. 29. Crabbing will on their 33 wildlife areas and which can be obtained at the lo- include: offer anglers their best shot at be allowed Thursday through more than 700 water access sites. cal Mercantile. Boats must be ap- • Sockeye salmon: Open July kokanee. Monday each week. proved by the tribe. In a news release the WDFW 3-31 from the Astoria-Megler Area trout stocking efforts • Marine Area 13 (south The lake is located at a wide noted last year’s devastating fire Bridge upstream to the Bonnev- seem to have hit a lull recently, Puget Sound) — Opened Jun. 1 spot in the river that was formed season, which burned thousands ille Dam deadline. Anglers can although Takhlakh Lake in Ska- and closes Sep. 1. Crabbing is al- by an ancient receding glacier. of acres and destroyed homes keep up to two sockeye (adipose mania County received 3,325 lowed seven days per week. At the west end of the lake the and outbuildings around the fin clipped or not) as part of their rainbow trout weighing 2.14 Shrimp season is still under- deposited remnants of the gla- pounds apiece on June 27. way in the Sound as well, with state, was a primary reason for cier created a terminal moraine two-fish daily limit for adult salmonids. Out in the big water ocean Marine Areas 7 East, 8-1, 8-2, 9 this year’s precautions. which acts as a natural dam that anglers are enjoying a good fish- and 11 supporting the shrimp It is always illegal to toss a lit holds back the river water to • Sturgeon: The retention fishery for white sturgeon in the ery as well. Marine Area 1 (Il- fishery. Non-spot shrimp (coon- cigarette from a vehicle on any form the 322 foot deep lake. The waco) has reported a catch rate stripe and pink) are available for Washington highway, and fire- river extends 36 miles upstream Bonneville Pool will be open July 11-12 and July 18-19. An- of 1.41 salmon per rod over the harvest in these areas. Any spot- works are permanently banned from the lake and another 33 last week. That rate is right on shrimp harvested incidentally miles downstream to the Pacific glers fishing the Bonneville Pool from all WDFW-managed lands, those days will have a daily limit par with the previous week, al- must be returned to the water as Ocean. though the preponderance of but the following regulations of one white sturgeon with a fork soon as possible. Environmental concerns coho in the catch has increased have been implemented until length of 38 to 54 inches. For those who have eyes only prompted the Quinault Tribe during that time. further notice. Note: Sturgeon fishing is pro- for spot-shrimp, Marine Areas 4, to close the lake to boating and For those anglers who opted · Fires or campfires, includ- hibited through the end of July 5, 6 and 7 West are the places to swimming beginning last June, to buy only a freshwater or salt- be. ing those in fire rings, although from The Dalles Dam down- so this summer marks its tri- water license earlier in the year Shellfish enthusiasts should stream (1.8 miles) to a line that personal camp stoves and lan- umphant return to public ac- the WDFW is offering an oppor- be aware that a “red tide” alert is upstream from the Port of The terns fueled by propane, liquid cess. While there you can enjoy tunity for an upgrade to a combi- has been issued for Dyes Inlet Dalles boat ramp which extends petroleum or liquid petroleum the rustic beauty of the Quinault nation license at the original cost and Port Washington Narrows. straight across the river to a gas are allowed. Lodge and the surrounding his- of less than $27. The cheap up- The alert means that all shellfish matching mark on the Washing- • Smoking, except in an en- tory of the first people, European grade will be available through harvesting has been suspended homesteads, old growth rain for- ton side of the Columbia River. Jul. 20. until further notice. Crabs and closed vehicle. ests, and nesting osprey and bald In a news release the WDFW Freshwater anglers who are shrimp will not be affected by • Welding and the use of eagles, all of which have their or- reported that a new record run looking to expand to saltwater, the red tide and may still be har- chainsaws. igins rooted in the once mighty of sockeye salmon has been an upgrade will cost $26.75, and vested. • Operating a motor vehicle runs of native salmon. reached during the previous will grant them access to saltwa- All clam and oyster imbib- away from developed roads. week on the Columbia River. The ter fish, shellfish, and seaweed. ers are advised to cook their fare tally through July 7 was 507,280 Parking is permitted at trail- FISHIN’ Saltwater anglers can upgrade thoroughly in order to neutralize heads; within designated park- sockeye, with more than 20,000 to the combo license for $26.20, a dangerous bacterium known Last week the Washington fish passing by every day. The ing areas; and in areas without which would allow them to ac- as Vibrio. vegetation that are within 10 feet Department of Fish and Wild- previous record was established cess lakes and rivers across the life announced a sneaky exten- in 2012, with 520,959 sockeye state. of roadways. sion to Chinook fishing on the returning to the Columbia River. WILDLIFERS “Last year, state fire crews lower Columbia River. The news A final tally of the record return SHELLFISHIN’ The ever curious mind of sci- and the state’s firefighting bud- release was sent out in the late will be available at a later date. ence is attempting to quantify get were stretched thin when afternoon of July 2, after The On a related note, the WDFW Tides in northern Puget how beneficial birdsong is to the wildfires burned on public and Chronicle’s publishing deadline, reports that this year’s Chinook Sound/Hood Canal this week mental health of humans. While private land,” explained Steve and stated that four extra days salmon return should rank as will be the lowest set of the sum- this is an interesting question to Crown, chief of the WDFW Law of Chinook harvest would be the fourth largest since 1980. mer, buoying shellfish opportu- be sure, it is slightly off the mark. Enforcement Program, in a news allowed, from July 3-6. Because The records return number was nities in the Salish Sea. Clams, Ask any birder, top flight or bot- of the late notice, The Chronicle established in 2002 when 89,500 including the prized geoduck, tom branch, and they will tell release. “It’s imperative that we was not able to inform you duti- kings returned to their headwa- and oysters will be easily acces- you that the benefits incurred take these proactive steps to re- ful readers of your rights to fish. ters. sible to those unafraid of muck- from relishing in the songs of duce the risk of fire and the re- Providing less than 24 hours Up on the Cowlitz River the ing around in the tidal flats. birds is in fact infinite and most lated danger for people, wildlife notice on a fishery does not pass summer steelhead run is about Low tides in northern Puget certainly immeasurable. The and property.” Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 SPORTS

Soccer Argentina Edges Netherlands on PKs to Make World Cup Final SAO PAULO, Brazil (MCT) — Lionel Messi finally got what he wanted: the best player in the world is going to play in his sport's biggest game. And this time he owes that more to his teammates than his own individual brilliance after Argentina won a penalty-kick shootout with the Netherlands to advance to Sunday's World Cup final against Germany in Rio de Janeiro. The Dutch, who won their quarterfinal game with Costa Rica on penalty kicks, meets Bra- zil on Saturday in Brasilia in the third-place game. After playing 120 minutes to a scoreless draw, the Argen- tines came alive in the shootout, winning 4-2 with Messi getting things started. Ezequiel Garay, Sergio Aguero and Maxi Rodri- guez followed, all making their shots against Dutch keeper Jas- per Cillessen. Cillessen was replaced by backup keeper Tom Kurl just ahead of the penalty kicks in the Netherlands' victory over Costa Rica. But he was forced to stay in the game this time when the Dutch used their three substitu- Victor R. Vaivano / The Associated Press tions for field players. Argentina's Lionel Messi (10) celebrates with this teammates after Argentina de- Argentina's unsung keeper, feated the Netherlands 4-2 in a penalty shootout after a 0-0 tie after extra time to WNBA Sergio Romero, also came up advance to the finals during the World Cup semifinal soccer match between the huge with saves on shots by Ron Netherlands and Argentina at the Itaquerao Stadium in Sao Paulo Brazil, Wednes- Vlaar on the first penalty kick day. Mercury Use Big Run and Wesley Sneijder in the third round. The Netherlands were seek- tina hasn't won any game in this home. But his shot was snatched to Rout Storm, 78-58 ing a return to the final, where tournament by more than one out of the air by Cillessen. Sec- PHOENIX (AP) — The the first quarter after a Crys- it lost to Spain in extra time four goal. onds later a Messi crossed was Phoenix Mercury used a huge tal Langhorne jumper, part of years ago in South Africa. Mean- The Dutch may also have volleyed into the ground by Ro- second quarter run and sti- her eight points in the quarter. while, nobody on Argentina's been a bit fatigued and lacking driguez but Cillessen played it fling defense to win a fran- But the Mercury tied it at 16 team was out of grade school the for confidence after taking 20 nicely on the hop. chise record eighth straight just before the end of the first, last time its national team played shots but failing to score in an The first good scoring chance game. then took over in the second. for the World Cup title in 1990. overtime draw in Costa Rica its of the game came in the 14th Penny Taylor had 14 Storm coach Brian Agler And Messi hadn't even been last time out. (The Netherlands minute on a wicked left-footed points to lead a balanced of- was whistled for a technical born when Argentina and Mara- advanvced that time on penalty free kick by Messi from just out- fense and the Mercury scored foul at the 2:30 mark for argu- kicks.) dona gave the country its last side the 18-yard box. The low 19 straight points to rout Se- ing too long with an official, Argentina was also hurt by championship in 1986. shot made it through the wall to- attle 78-58 on Wednesday. but by then his team trailed Neither team attacked as if the loss of injured midfielder ward the far post but it didn't fool The Mercury (14-3) out- by 12. they wanted to win, though. Both Angel Di Maria, the spark that scored the Storm 21-4 in the “They started forcing us sides were tenative in the dead- makes it offense go. That allowed Cillessen, who pulled the ball to his chest with both arms as he second quarter, including the to get turnovers, we didn’t ex- even first half, probing for weak- the Dutch to collapse around 19-point run that finally end- ecute and turned the ball over nesses like two heavyweights in Messi, making him a nonfactor fell to the turf. About 10 minutes later Garay, ed on a Camille Little jumper and when a team is that tal- the early rounds of a title fight. for long stretches of the game. with 28.8 seconds to go until ented offensively, you cant let moving forward from defense, That's the way both teams have Still, Argentina nearly won halftime. The four points al- them get in transition,” Lang- played in the knockout round, the game outright in the second mis-hit a diving header, knock- lowed in a quarter tied a Mer- horne said. though, with the Dutch scoring overtime when Rodrigo Palacio ing it over the cross bar while cury franchise record low. The Mercury continued to just once from the run-of-play in got behind the defense, took a lit- taking a boot to the face for his “That’s something that roll on offense, taking a 53-23 its last two games while Argen- tle chip pass and tried to head it troubles. we put our hat on all season lead with 5:42 to play in the long, is to play good defense, third quarter on a layup, foul and I thought that the activity and free throw from Taylor. Germany Crushes Brazil in World Cup Semifinal, 7-1 and the pressure that we had Phoenix outscored Seattle SAO PAULO, Brazil (MCT) — there just took them out of the 26-16 in the third and pulled Maybe Brazil wasn't that good to game,” Mercury coach Sandy its starters before the quarter begin with. Or maybe Germany Brondello said. ended. really is that much better. Griner added 13 points, The Phoenix starting Or, perhaps, the pressure on eight rebounds and a career- lineup combination of Gri- a young, inexperienced Brazil- high five assists. ner, Taurasi, Taylor, DeWanna ian team was simply too much to “We are rolling now,” Gri- Bonner and Candice Dupree bear. ner said. “In the beginning, is 8-0 this season. Taurasi There were almost as many we were just trying to find our added 11 points Dupree 10. explanations for Brazil's historic groove, find our identity. Def- The Mercury has won all collapse in Tuesday's World Cup initely found it. Now were just three meetings against the semifinal as there were goals building on it every game.” Storm in 2014, all at home. — and there were a lot of those, The Storm (8-13) went Seattle set a season low for with Germany winning 7-1 in more than seven minutes be- points in a period and its 20 Belo Horizonte in the most lop- tween baskets in the second turnovers was a season worst sided semifinal in tournament quarter. Seattle led 14-8 in total. history. When the whistle finally sounded, stopping a game that Local Bowling Standings had effectively ended an hour earlier, Brazilian captain David Themba Hadebe / The Associated Press Luiz burst into tears. Others cried as well while one player Brazil’s David Luiz, left, reacts as he leaves the pitch comforted by teammate Thia- dropped to his knees and buried go Silva during the World Cup semifinal soccer match between Brazil and Germa- his face in his hands. ny at the Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Tuesday. And Brazilian Coach Luiz Fe- lipe Scolari? Well, he did the only And when the Brazilian govern- into a perfect storm. And it didn't thing he could do: He fell on his ment lavished a record $11.5 bil- take much to capsize Brazil. sword. lion on the preparations for this Thomas Mueller got the rout "It's the worst moment of my World Cup, the pressure on the started in the 11th minute, scor- football career," said Scolari, who national team increased. ing his fifth goal of this World coached Brazil to its last World A World Cup title was seen as Cup off Toni Kroos' bending Cup title in 2002. "Who is re- the only way to justify the cost. corner kick. Mueller slipped his sponsible for this result? I am, So hundreds of fans began gath- defender easily, then volleyed the it's me. The blame for this cata- ering daily outside the gates of cross out of the air and by Brazil- strophic result can be shared be- the team's training facility while ian keeper Julio Cesar. tween us all, but the person who hundreds more lined the roads The parting of the Brazilian decided the lineup, the tactics, when the team's bus would pass. defense would prove to be a com- was me. All of them were seeking de- mon theme — and things would "We tried to do what we liverance as much as they were a soon get worse for the home could, we did our best — but we championship. team. came up against a great German Ultimately it proved to be Two goals by Kroos and one team. We got disorganized and too much. During the team's each from Miroslav Klose and panicked after the first goal and penalty-kick win over Chile to Sami Khedira in a six-minute then it all went wrong for us. Not reach the quarterfinals, sev- even the Germans can tell you eral Brazilian players burst into span made it 5-0 Germany be- how this happened." tears. Twice in the last week Sco- fore the half-hour mark. The goal This was to be Brazil's World lari called on a psychologist to by Klose, who scored off his own Cup — had to be Brazil's World counsel the team, some of whose rebound, was his 16th in World Cup. And maybe that is what members appeared on the verge Cup play, breaking the record he caused the team's undoing. of a breakdown. had shared with Brazilian legend It had been 64 years since Then came the injury to Ney- Ronaldo. Brazil staged a World Cup at mar, the team's talisman, who By the time Kroos scored the home. And in a country so pas- suffered a fractured vertebra in second of his goals, Brazil was sionate about the sport it is wor- the quarterfinals, and the yel- down 4-0 in a World Cup game shipped like a religion, even now low-card suspension of captain for the first time in its history. that 1950 final loss to Uruguay is Thiago Silva, the team's best de- And when Khedira made it 5-0 remembered as a national trag- fender. in the 29th minute, the Germans, edy. Germany, unbeaten in this sensing this was now less a game This year's team, though, was World Cup and the top-ranked then it was a massacre, stopped expected to erase that strain. team still standing, had sailed celebrating their goals. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014

Sports Briefs Newaukum Hosting 'The Hawk' Tournament By The Chronicle The Newaukum Valley Golf Course will host its seventh-annual Al "The Hawk" Cluzel Memorial Golf Tournament on Sat- urday, July 19. The tournament will feature two-man teams, with a 9 a.m. shotgun start, and be played in a scram- ble/best-ball/aggregate format. Players must have a USGA handicap to enter. The entry fee will be $60, plus green fees. Contact Newaukum Valley Golf Course at 748- 0461 for more information or to sign up.

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Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Sounders Sobe-Toyota’s Michael Rose chase downs a grounder during junior Legion baseball action against Rochester Wednesday in Rochester. Score 2 Legion in Extra Continued from Sports 1 Time, Beat “They took advantage of our mistakes and they didn’t make any that we could take advan- Timbers 3-1 tage of,” Sprague said. “Their defense was flawless. They seemed TUKWILA, Wash. (AP) — to be in all the right places at the After giving up a tying goal in right time. We’d hit a line drive the final seconds of regulation and it would go straight at them. to its most heated rival, Seattle's It’s tough to score runs when Kenny Cooper noticed there was that’s going on.” no sulking. Austin Emery added a 2 for Even if it meant another 30 3 day to Sobe-Toyota’s efforts minutes against Portland, with while Michael Rose was 3 for 5. a league match against the Tim- Meanwhile, Rochester starting bers looming this weekend. pitcher Dylan Urvina was 1 for "No one ever put their head 2 with 2 runs scored and Brock down so we kept battling," Coo- Hawes was 3 for 4. per said after scoring on a head- Rochester will play RBI er in the 110th minute to help Baseball, out of Castle Rock, in the Sounders advance to the the opening round of Chehalis’ U.S. Open Cup semifinals with sixth-Annual Brian Cox Memo- a 3-1 win over the Timbers on rial Wood Bat Tournament on Wednesday night. Friday morning. Cooper's goal came in the second half of extra time after Brian Cox Tournament Starts Darlington Nagbe's goal in the final moments of regulation Friday forced an additional 30 minutes The sixth-annual Brian Cox of play. Gonzalo Pineda sent a Memorial Wood Bat Tourna- pass into the penalty area from ment will start Friday morn- 30 yards out and Cooper was ing at W.F. West High School’s able to flick it past Portland goal- Bearcat Baseball Stadium. keeper Donovan Ricketts. The eight-team tournament Brandon Hansen / [email protected] "It was obviously disappoint- will feature a $1 admission fee, Rochester’s Tyler Barnes receives the throw to irst base to get out Sobe-Toyota’s Brody Holcomb during junior Legion base- ing because we thought we could with all proceeds going to the ball action Wednesday in Rochester. win it in regulation we had to Brian Cox scholarship fund. work extra," Seattle coach Sigi Games begin at 10 a.m. Fri- Schmid said. "But I told the guys, day, with Rochester facing RBI urday morning and continue ester plays the Twin Cities 14s at pools, with crossover games be- 'We have got to do it the hard way. Baseball out of Castle Rock. The throughout the day at W.F. West 6:30 p.m. tween matching placers set for We'll do it the hard way.' That's Twin Cities 15-year-old Babe and across Interstate 5 at Stan At W.F. West on Saturday, just the way it turned out tonight." Ruth All-Stars face North Kit- Hedwall Park. North Kitsap faces Sobe-Toyota Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. and Seattle held on over the final sap at 12:30, Centralia faces the At Stan Hedwall Park on at 10 a.m.; Rochester plays Cen- concluding with the tournament minutes, helped by the Timbers Twin Cities 14-year-old Babe Saturday, RBI Baseball faces tralia at 12:30 p.m.; the Twin championship game — featur- playing a man down after Diego Ruth All-Stars at 3 p.m., and Centralia at 10 a.m.; Klahowya Cities 14s play RBI Baseball at 3 ing the two teams with the best Chara was given a red card in the host Sobe-Toyota takes on Kla- takes on North Kitsap at 12:30 p.m.; and Sobe-Toyota plays the 99th minute for his tackle of Se- howya at 6:30 p.m. p.m.; the Twin Cities 15s play Twin Cities 15s at 6:30 p.m. pool-play records — playing at attle's Marco Pappa. Games start at 10 a.m. Sat- Klahowya at 3 p.m.; and Roch- The teams are split into two 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening. Portland coach Caleb Porter was angry about the red card after the loss. "That's why they won the game is the red card. At 1-1 we were the better team, we were the ones creating chances," Porter said. "(Seattle goalkeeper) Stefan Frei was tremendous. He saved then. That turned the game, that call. It was one of the worst of- ficiating performances I've ever seen since I've been around the game." Pappa added an insurance goal in the 116th minute beating Ricketts from the top of the penalty area with a right-footed shot. Seattle, which won three straight U.S. Open Cup titles between 2009-11, advanced to host the Chicago Fire in the U.S. Open Cup semifinals on Aug. 13. It was the first of two games this week between the heated Cascadia rivals. The Sounders will host the Timbers in MLS play Sunday night. "It's over, it's history, it's soccer," Porter said. "We were on the wrong end of a bad call today, and it was definitely the difference in the game." Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Osvaldo Alonso scored on a Larch Mountain’s Skylar Holden is mobbed by teammates after his two-run homer against Chehalis during the District 3 10-11 Year-Old Little League Tournament leaping right-footed shot in the Tuesday in Centralia. 69th minute to give Seattle a lead that held up until Nagbe's goal in do the most damage with its had trouble contending with Evan Moon was 2 for 3 with an the third minute of second half Chehalis 9-run rally, invoking the 10-run the pitching of Chehalis' Austin RBI and Johnson also had two stoppage time. rule and winning its second- Johnson, who went four innings hits. Nagbe beat Lamar Neagle to Continued from Sports 1 straight walk-off contest. with six strikeouts. Cameryn Bostick was 3 for 3 a loose ball along the sideline, Larch Mountain finished The Mint City bats finished for Chehalis with a double and 3 took a return pass from Steve the bottom of the fifth. with 11 hits, including a 3 for 3 with 18 hits. Lucas Wichert was RBIs, while Carter McCoy went Zakuani and beat Frei to the far That's when Chehalis would performance by Logan Fry, but 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI, 2 for 4 with a double and an RBI. post.

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Scoreboard Sports on the Air NY Yankees at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. 77 Kemp, Sarah $63,175 Preps Chi White Sox at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Western Conference 78 Llaneza, Alejandra $62,978 Little League Baseball Washington at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. W L PCT GB 79 Walshe, Alison $60,435 THURSDAY, July 10 District 3 Tournaments Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. Phoenix 14 3 .824 - 80 Sharp, Alena $59,947 BOXING 10-11 Year Olds Miami at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. Minnesota 14 6 .700 1 ½ 81 Burnett, Katie $59,040 At Centralia Toronto at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. San Antonio 11 9 .550 4 ½ 82 Uehara, Ayako $57,909 7 p.m. Saturday, July 5 LA Angels at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Los Angeles 7 11 .389 7 ½ 83 Simon, Ashleigh $57,263 FS1 — Welterweights, Erickson Lubin (5-0- Larch Mountain 14, Chehalis 13 (7 Detroit at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Seattle 8 13 .381 8 84 Diaz, Laura $56,946 0) vs. Noe Bolanos (25-9-0); light heavyweights, innings) St. Louis at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. Tulsa 7 12 .368 8 85 Miyazato, Ai $56,450 Aberdeen 7, Centralia 1 Boston at Houston, 5:10 p.m. 86 Ernst, Austin $56,425 Humberto Savigne (12-1-0) vs. Jeff Lacy (28-4-0); Minnesota at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. Tuesday’s Games 87 Han, Hee-Won $53,539 champion Argenis Mendez (21-1-1) vs. Rances Bar- Sunday, July 6 Oakland at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta 83, Connecticut 71 88 Miyazato, Mika $51,913 Larch Mountain 13, Capitol 5 San Diego at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Indiana 78, Tulsa 76 89 Klatten, Joanna $51,468 thelemy (19-0-0), for IBF junior lightweight title, at Chehalis 7, Centralia 2 (Loser Out) Arizona at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. Minnesota 83, Los Angeles 72 90 Morgan, Becky $45,818 Miami 91 Moreno, Paola $44,206 CYCLING Monday, July 7 Saturday’s Games Wednesday’s Games 92 Hur, Mi Jung $44,007 Chehalis 10, Capitol 9 (Loser Out, Chi White Sox at Cleveland, 12:05 p.m. Washington 72, Chicago 65 93 Michaels, Sydnee $42,736 GOLF fourth) NY Yankees at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Phoenix 78, Seattle 58 94 Suh, Jenny $42,596 Noon Aberdeen 13, Larch Mountain 2 Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m. San Antonio 80, New York 66 95 Lin, Xi Yu $39,804 Arizona at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. 96 Recari, Beatriz $38,942 TGC — PGA Tour, John Deere Classic, first Tuesday, July 8 St. Louis at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games 97 Changkija, Sandra $38,726 round, at Silvis, Ill. Chehalis 16, Larch Mountain 6 Boston at Houston, 1:10 p.m. Connecticut at Indiana, 9 a.m. 98 Green, Jaye Marie $37,423 Miami at NY Mets, 1:10 p.m. Minnesota at Tulsa, 5 p.m. 99 Kirby, Jennifer $36,860 1 p.m. Wednesday, July 9 Minnesota at Colorado, 1:10 p.m. 100 Wright, Lindsey $35,418 ESPN2 — USGA, U.S. Senior Open Champion- Championship Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. ship, first round, at Edmond, Okla. Aberdeen 10, Chehalis 9 Detroit at Kansas City, 4:10 p.m. LA Angels at Texas, 4:15 p.m. World Cup Soccer 3 p.m. Local Results Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 4:15 p.m. TGC — Web.com Tour, Utah Championship, FIFA World Cup Soccer NASCAR Legion Baseball Washington at Philadelphia, 4:15 p.m. At Brazil first round, at Sandy, Utah Tuesday’s Results Oakland at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. 2014 NASCAR Tuesday, July 8 At Chehalis San Diego at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Sprint Cup Standings 2:30 a.m. Semifinals Game 1 Pos. Driver Pts. Germany 7, Brazil 1 TGC — European PGA Tour, Scottish Open, LIZARDS 9, RAINIERS 5 Sunday’s Games 1 Jimmie Johnson 596 Graham-Kap. 130 010 0 — 5 4 2 Chi White Sox at Cleveland, 10:05 a.m. 2 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 624 second round, at Aberdeen, Scotland Wednesday, July 9 Sobe-Toyota 222 120 x — 9 8 3 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 10:10 a.m. 3 Brad Keselowski 586 LACROSSE Semifinals Batteries: Graham-Kapowsin — Miami at NY Mets, 10:10 a.m. 4 Joey Logano 546 Argentina 0 (4), Netherlands 0 (2) 6 p.m. Wood, Lawson (5) and Rosario; Sobe- Washington at Philadelphia, 10:35 a.m. 5 Carl Edwards 543 Toyota — John Sharkey, Brady Calkins Toronto at Tampa Bay, 10:35 a.m. 6 Kevin Harvick 514 ESPN2 — Men’s amateur, FIL, World Champi- Saturday, July 12 (6) and Keylen Steen Detroit at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. 7 Jeff Gordon 651 Third/Fourth onships, Canada vs. United States, at Commerce St. Louis at Milwaukee, 11:10 a.m. 8 Kyle Busch 524 Brazil vs. Netherlands, 10 a.m. City, Colo. Game 2 Boston at Houston, 11:10 a.m. 9 Denny Hamlin 493 LIZARDS 12, RAINIERS 3 Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. 10 Aric Almirola 452 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Sunday, July 13 Graham-Kap. 030 000 0 — 3 7 2 LA Angels at Texas, 12:05 p.m. 11 Kurt Busch 412 First/Second 12:30 p.m. Sobe-Toyota 024 015 x — 12 7 0 Arizona at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m. 12 Matt Kenseth 580 Germany vs. Argentina, 9 a.m. Batteries: Graham-Kapowsin — Oakland at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. 13 Ryan Newman 534 MLB — Regional coverage, Oakland at San Geltz, Hoesel (3) and Alfonso; Sobe- San Diego at LA Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. 14 Paul Menard 516 Francisco or Chicago White Sox at Boston (4 p.m.) Toyota — Cole Doughty, Brady Calkins Minnesota at Colorado, 1:10 p.m. 15 Clint Bowyer 509 5 p.m. (4) and Dustin Wilson NY Yankees at Baltimore, 5 p.m. 16 Austin Dillon 494 Golf 17 Greg Biffle 490 MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Angels at Tex- Wednesday’s Results Major League Leaders 18 Brian Vickers 484 as or Detroit at Kansas City At Graham American League PGA Tour 19 Kyle Larson 482 LIZARDS 7, RAINIERS 1 Batting Average 2014 Money Leaders 20 Kasey Kahne 482 7 p.m. Sobe-Toyota 200 001 022 — 7 8 1 1. Jose Altuve, HOU .339 1 Bubba Watson $5,102,161.50 21 Marcos Ambrose 472 ROOT — Minnesota at Seattle Graham-Kap. 100 000 000 — 1 8 2 2. Adrian Beltre, TEX .336 2 Jimmy Walker $4,933,789.50 22 Tony Stewart 465 SOFTBALL Batteries: Sobe-Toyota — Brandon 3. Victor Martinez, DET .328 3 Dustin Johnson $4,114,526.50 23 Jamie McMurray 447 Conradi and Zack Chamberlain; Gra- 4. Michael Brantley, CLE .325 4 Martin Kaymer $3,938,601.80 24 Casey Mears 438 6 p.m. ham-Kapowsin — Whitemarsh, Kurle 4. Lonnie Chisenhall, CLE .325 5 Matt Kuchar $3,755,577.80 25 AJ Allmendinger 414 ESPN — World Cup, United States vs. Canada, (8) and Rosario 6 Jordan Spieth $3,612,823.00 26 Martin Truex Jr. 414 Home Runs 7 Patrick Reed $3,264,590.30 27 Danica Patrick 358 at Irvine, Calif. At Rochester 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 28 8 Jim Furyk $3,076,615.00 28 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 342 SOBE-TOYOTA 13, ROCHESTER 3 1. Jose Abreu, CHW 28 9 Brendon Todd $3,059,742.80 29 Justin Allgaier 319 FRIDAY, July 11 Sobe-Toyota 113 411 7 — 13 15 2 3. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 26 10 Justin Rose $3,022,858.30 30 Michael Annett 299 Rochester 001 101 x — 3 7 5 4. Victor Martinez, DET 21 11 Webb Simpson $2,940,161.50 31 David Gilliland 256 AUTO RACING Batteries: Rochester — Dylan 5. Albert Pujols, LAA 20 12 Chris Kirk $2,861,899.30 32 Cole Whitt 254 10 a.m. Urvina, Tyler Barnes (4), Brock Hawes 13 Harris English $2,830,251.00 33 David Ragan 234 (7) and Chase Edminster, Chase Mc- RBIs 14 Adam Scott $2,733,165.00 34 Reed Sorenson 228 FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, practice Carthy (4); Sobe-Toyota — Brody Hol- 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 73 15 Sergio Garcia $2,650,269.80 35 Alex Bowman 227 for Sta-Green 200, at Loudon, N.H. comb, JC Cleary (7) and Tysen Paul 2. Jose Abreu, CHW 70 16 Ryan Moore $2,583,321.80 36 Josh Wise 209 Noon 2. Miguel Cabrera, DET 70 17 Kevin Na $2,576,065.30 37 Ryan Truex 134 2. Edwin Encarnacion, TOR 70 18 Jason Day $2,440,210.00 38 Travis Kvapil 108 FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, final prac- 5. Mike Trout, LAA 64 19 Matt Every $2,439,775.80 39 Michael McDowell 120 tice for Sta-Green 200, at Loudon, N.H. 20 Rickie Fowler $2,406,406.80 40 Parker Kligerman 54 1 p.m. Local Wins 21 Zach Johnson $2,363,997.30 41 David Stremme 43 1. Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 12 22 Hideki Matsuyama $2,340,671.30 42 Timmy Hill 19 NBCSN — IndyCar, pole qualifying for Iowa Local Golf 2. Max Scherzer, DET 11 23 Keegan Bradley $2,305,921.50 43 Dave Blaney 16 Riverside Women’s Golf Club Corn Indy 300, at Newton, Iowa (same-day tape) 2. Rick Porcello, DET 11 24 John Senden $2,163,404.30 44 Terry Labonte 77 July 8 Results 4. Felix Hernandez, SEA 10 25 Gary Woodland $2,097,166.50 45 Michael Waltrip 48 1:30 p.m. 18-Hole Sub-Par 4. Mark Buehrle, TOR 10 26 Graham Delaet $2,095,786.90 46 David Reutimann 37 First Division FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying 27 J.B. Holmes $2,072,104.40 47 Bobby Labonte 47 1. Christie Greiter for Camping World RV Sales 301, at Loudon, N.H. ERA 28 Kevin Stadler $2,002,801.10 48 Brett Moffitt 32 2. Debbie Everley 1. Chris Sale, CHW 2.08 29 Rory McIlroy $1,970,108.00 49 Alex Kennedy 10 4 p.m. Second Division 2. Felix Hernandez, SEA 2.11 30 Kevin Streelman $1,941,438.80 50 Jeff Burton 27 1. Sharon Loushin FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, pole qualifying 3. Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 2.51 31 George McNeill $1,914,990.60 2. Janet Schultz 4. Scott Kazmir, OAK 2.53 32 Charley Hoffman $1,890,836.40 Nationwide Series Standings for American Ethanol 200, at Newton, Iowa (same- 5. Mark Buehrle, TOR 2.60 33 Ryan Palmer $1,812,643.10 1 Regan Smith 577 day tape) 34 Charles Howell III $1,810,597.00 2 Elliott Sadler 565 5:30 p.m. Saves 35 Matt Jones $1,786,421.60 3 Chase Elliott 562 MLB 1. Fernando Rodney, SEA 26 36 Will MacKenzie $1,782,250.10 4 Ty Dillon 545 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, American Etha- 2. Greg Holland, KC 24 37 Seung-yul Noh $1,777,870.80 5 Brian Scott 523 nol 200, at Newton, Iowa Major League Baseball 3. David Robertson, NYY 22 38 Erik Compton $1,669,463.10 6 Trevor Bayne 518 American League Standings 4. Glen Perkins, MIN 21 39 Russell Henley $1,656,891.80 7 Brendan Gaughan 465 BOXING EAST W L PCT GB 5. Koji Uehara, BOS 18 40 Brian Stuard $1,653,918.80 8 James Buescher 448 6 p.m. Baltimore 49 41 .544 - 41 Chris Stroud $1,641,638.30 9 Chris Buescher 446 ESPN2 — Middleweights, Tureano Johnson (14- Toronto 48 45 .516 2.5 National League 42 Marc Leishman $1,626,656.10 10 Ryan Reed 423 NY Yankees 46 44 .511 3 Batting Average 43 Bill Haas $1,601,948.40 11 Landon Cassill 413 1-0) vs. Mike Gavronski (14-0-1), at Shelton, Wash. Tampa Bay 42 52 .447 9 1. Troy Tulowitzki, COL .350 44 K.J. Choi $1,596,378.60 12 Dylan Kwasniewski 387 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Boston 40 51 .440 9.5 2. Matt Adams, STL .336 45 Jason Dufner $1,593,086.10 13 Dakoda Armstrong 383 CENTRAL 3. Jonathan Lucroy, MIL .327 46 Angel Cabrera $1,482,891.80 14 Mike Bliss 360 7 p.m. Detroit 50 37 .575 - 4. Casey McGehee, MIA .320 47 Jason Bohn $1,480,979.00 15 Jeremy Clements 348 ESPNEWS — Ottawa at Edmonton Kansas City 47 43 .522 4.5 5. Andrew McCutchen, PIT .316 48 Graeme McDowell $1,477,563.00 16 J.J. Yeley 306 CYCLING Cleveland 44 46 .489 7.5 49 Ian Poulter $1,469,418.40 17 Jeffrey Earnhardt 298 Chicago Sox 44 48 .478 8.5 Home Runs 50 Steven Bowditch $1,440,568.90 18 Ryan Sieg 291 5 a.m. Minnesota 41 49 .456 10.5 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 21 19 Eric McClure 269 NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 7, Epernay to WEST 2. Troy Tulowitzki, COL 20 LPGA Tour 20 Joey Gase 254 Oakland 57 34 .626 - 2. Anthony Rizzo, CHC 20 2014 Money Leaders 21 Mike Wallace 220 Nancy, France LA Angels 53 37 .589 3.5 4. Marlon Byrd, PHI 18 1 Lewis, Stacy $1,881,227 22 Derrike Cope 188 GOLF Seattle 49 42 .538 8 5. Justin Upton, ATL 17 2 Wie, Michelle $1,627,653 23 Sam Hornish Jr. 164 Noon Houston 39 54 .419 19 3 Ko, Lydia $828,042 24 Tanner Berryhill 162 Texas 38 53 .418 19 RBIs 4 Park, Inbee $788,565 25 David Starr 153 TGC — PGA Tour, John Deere Classic, second 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 63 5 Nordqvist, Anna $773,779 26 Blake Koch 144 round, at Silvis, Ill. National League Standings 2. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 61 6 Thompson, Lexi $764,942 27 Jamie Dick 138 EAST W L PCT GB 3. Justin Morneau, COL 59 7 Webb, Karrie $648,593 28 Tommy Joe Martins 124 1 p.m. Washington 49 40 .551 - 4. Adrian Gonzalez, LAD 58 8 Kerr, Cristie $611,745 29 Mike Harmon 115 ESPN2 — USGA, U.S. Senior Open Champion- Atlanta 49 42 .538 1 5. Andrew McCutchen, PIT 56 9 Choi, Chella $574,171 30 Carlos Contreras 111 ship, second round, at Edmond, Okla. Miami 44 47 .484 6 10 Ryu, So Yeon $540,035 31 Matt DiBenedetto 108 NY Mets 42 49 .462 8 Wins 11 Munoz, Azahara $533,474 32 Chad Boat 104 3 p.m. Philadelphia 40 51 .440 10 1. Alfredo Simon, CIN 12 12 Creamer, Paula $504,084 33 Kevin Lepage 99 TGC — Web.com Tour, Utah Championship, CENTRAL 2. Adam Wainwright, STL 11 13 Stanford, Angela $496,218 34 Jeff Green 90 Milwaukee 52 40 .565 - 2. Zack Greinke, LAD 11 14 Korda, Jessica $491,714 35 Carl Long 56 second round, at Sandy, Utah St. Louis 50 42 .543 2 4. Lance Lynn, STL 10 15 Salas, Lizette $480,610 36 Ryan Ellis 51 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cincinnati 49 42 .538 2.5 4. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 10 16 Shin, Jenny $443,677 37 Robert Richardson Jr. 45 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 47 44 .516 4.5 17 Lee, Meena $438,820 38 Alex Tagliani 43 Chicago Cubs 38 52 .422 13 ERA 18 Feng, Shanshan $420,640 39 Josh Reaume 42 MLB — Atlanta at Chicago Cubs WEST 1. Adam Wainwright, STL 1.79 19 Choi, Na Yeon $382,515 40 Kevin O’Connell 41 5 p.m. San Francisco 50 41 .549 - 2. Johnny Cueto, CIN 2.03 20 Yang, Amy $370,167 41 Ruben Garcia Mateos 41 MLB — Regional coverage, St. Louis at Milwau- LA Dodgers 51 42 .548 - 3. Josh Beckett, LAD 2.26 21 Matthew, Catriona $368,393 42 Daryl Harr 39 San Diego 40 51 .440 10 4. Henderson Alvarez, MIA 2.27 22 Phatlum, Pornanong $355,535 43 Andy Lally 37 kee or L.A. Angels at Texas Colorado 39 53 .424 11.5 5. Tim Hudson, SF 2.53 23 Piller, Gerina $314,143 44 Will Kimmel 33 7 p.m. Arizona 39 54 .419 12 24 Granada, Julieta $305,030 45 Scott Lagasse Jr. 31 Saves 25 Pettersen, Suzann $300,991 46 Kenny Habul 30 ROOT — Oakland at Seattle Tuesday’s Games 1. Francisco Rodriguez, MIL 27 26 Icher, Karine $287,612 47 Austin Theriault 29 SOCCER at Cincinnati 4, Chicago Cubs 2 1. Trevor Rosenthal, STL 27 27 Park, Hee Young $261,578 48 Martin Roy 27 8 p.m. at Cleveland 5, NY Yankees 3 1. Craig Kimbrel, ATL 27 28 Pak, Se Ri $258,028 49 Daniel Suarez 25 Baltimore at Washington 4. Kenley Jansen, LAD 26 29 Kim, Christina $245,331 50 Paulie Harraka 25 NBCSN — MLS, DC United at San Jose at Detroit 14, LA Dodgers 5 5. Huston Street, SD 23 30 Ji, Eun-Hee $238,052 SOFTBALL Chicago White Sox 8, at Boston 3 31 Pressel, Morgan $223,925 Camping World Truck Series at NY Mets 8, Atlanta 3 32 Johnson, Jennifer $210,359 1 Johnny Sauter 297 6 p.m. at Tampa Bay 4, Kansas City 3 33 Tseng, Yani $200,530 2 Matt Crafton 289 ESPN — World Cup, United States vs. Japan, at at Cincinnati 6, Chicago Cubs 5 34 Gal, Sandra $198,940 3 Timothy Peters 286 Irvine, Calif. Houston 8, at Texas 3 35 Harigae, Mina $188,264 4 Ryan Blaney 285 Philadelphia 9, at Milwaukee 7 MLS Soccer 36 Lang, Brittany $185,333 5 Ron Hornaday Jr. 284 6 German Quiroga Jr. 272 at St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4 MLS Standings 37 Masson, Caroline $182,892 SATURDAY, July 12 7 Ben Kennedy 263 at Colorado 2, San Diego 1 Eastern Conference Pts W L T 38 Vedel, Line $168,514 8 Darrell Wallace Jr. 261 AUTO RACING Miami 2, at Arizona 1 D.C. United 28 8 5 4 39 Lee, Mi Hyang $168,100 9 John Wes Townley 257 Toronto 4, at LA Angels 0 Sporting Kansas City 26 7 5 5 40 Nomura, Haru $167,311 12:30 p.m. 10 Joey Coulter 242 at Oakland 6, San Francisco 1 New England 23 7 7 2 41 Lee, Mirim $166,090 ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Sta- 11 Jeb Burton 228 Minnesota 2, at Seattle 0 Toronto FC 21 6 5 3 42 Kang, Haeji $165,926 12 Bryan Silas 205 Green 200, at Loudon, N.H. New York Red Bulls 20 4 5 8 43 Lincicome, Brittany $162,003 Wednesday’s Games 13 Mason Mingus 189 Columbus Crew 20 4 5 8 44 Ewart Shadoff, Jodi $142,867 5 p.m. 14 Jennifer Cobb 184 at Detroit 4, LA Dodgers 1 Houston Dynamo 18 5 10 3 45 Smith, Sarah Jane $134,479 15 Joe Nemechek 176 NBCSN — IndyCar, Iowa Corn Indy 300, at at Colorado 6, San Diego 3 Philadelphia Union 18 4 8 6 46 Carter, Dori $131,608 16 Justin Jennings 171 at LA Angels 8, Toronto 7 Chicago Fire 16 2 4 10 47 Mozo, Belen $131,583 Newton, Iowa 17 Norm Benning 171 at Arizona 4, Miami 3 Montreal Impact 14 3 8 5 48 Kongkraphan, P.K. $122,310 GOLF Washington 6, at Baltimore 2 49 Suwannapura, Thidapa $121,510 18 Tyler Young 167 19 Tayler Malsam 154 Noon NY Yankees 5, at Cleveland 4 Western Conference 50 Kirk, Katherine $119,819 20 T.J. Bell 152 at Boston 5, Chicago White Sox 4 Seattle Sounders FC 35 11 4 2 51 Uribe, Mariajo $109,973 CBS — PGA Tour, John Deere Classic, third 21 Tyler Reddick 151 at Cincinnati 4, Chicago Cubs 1 Real Salt Lake 28 7 3 7 52 Hedwall, Caroline $109,264 22 Jimmy Weller III 148 round, at Silvis, Ill. at NY Mets 4, Atlanta 1 Colorado Rapids 26 7 5 5 53 Martin, Mo $109,187 23 John Hunter Nemechek 101 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Kansas City 5, at Tampa Bay 4 FC Dallas 26 7 7 5 54 Schreefel, Dewi Claire $108,436 24 Cole Custer 100 at St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2 Vancouver Whitecaps 25 6 3 7 55 Boeljon, Christel $104,538 1 p.m. Houston 8, at Texas 4 25 Brennan Newberry 84 LA Galaxy 21 5 3 6 56 Kung, Candie $103,712 Philadelphia 4, at Milwaukee 1 26 Brian Ickler 83 FS1 — St. Louis at Milwaukee Portland Timbers 21 4 5 9 57 Yoo, Sun Young $96,930 Minnesota 8, at Seattle 1 27 Chase Pistone 82 Chivas USA 20 5 7 5 58 Sergas, Giulia $94,638 WGN — Atlanta at Chicago Cubs at San Francisco 5, Oakland 2 28 Erik Jones 81 San Jose Earthquakes 16 4 7 4 59 Joh, Tiffany $94,608 4 p.m. 60 Kim, I.K. $88,707 29 Justin Lofton 76 Thursday’s Games 61 Inkster, Juli $87,446 30 Gray Gaulding 72 FOX — Regional coverage, Pittsburgh at Cin- Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 9:35 a.m. 62 Anderson, Amy $84,640 31 Brandon Jones 70 cinnati, L.A. Angels at Texas, or Washington at Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 11:10 a.m. 63 Lindberg, Pernilla $82,320 32 Caleb Holman 60 Philadelphia Oakland at San Francisco, 12:45 p.m. WNBA 64 Kaufman, Kim $81,311 33 Ben Rhodes 58 Chicago White Sox at Boston, 1:05 p.m. 65 Pancake, Brooke $79,325 34 Charles Lewandoski 54 7 p.m. Washington at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Women’s National Basketball Associa- 66 Lewis, Amelia $79,235 35 Scott Riggs 51 MLB — Regional coverage, Oakland at Seattle NY Yankees at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. tion 67 Lee, Ilhee $79,182 36 Max Gresham 46 Atlanta at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. League Standings 68 Feng, Yueer Cindy $77,640 37 Ross Chastain 44 or San Diego at L.A. Dodgers Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 4:15 p.m. Eastern Conference 69 Kang, Danielle $77,559 38 Korbin Forrister 41 ROOT — Minnesota at Seattle LA Angels at Texas, 5:05 p.m. W L PCT GB 70 Rosales, Jennifer $76,371 39 Ray Black Jr. 40 Detroit at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Atlanta 13 5 .722 - 71 Ciganda, Carlota $73,241 40 Jake Crum 38 SOCCER Minnesota at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. Indiana 9 10 .474 4 ½ 72 Echeverria, Paz $70,834 41 Corey Lajoie 27 1 p.m. San Diego at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Connecticut 9 11 .450 5 73 Lee, Jee Young $65,879 42 Spencer Gallagher 26 ESPN — FIFA, World Cup, third place game, Chicago 8 11 .421 5 ½ 74 Song, Jennifer $64,436 43 Chris Fontaine 25 Friday’s Games Washington 8 12 .400 6 75 Jutanugarn, Moriya $64,313 44 Raymond Terczak Jr. 22 teams TBD, at Brasilia, Brazil Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m. New York 7 12 .368 6 ½ 76 Oh, Ji Young $63,698 45 John King 21 2014Inside_BB_15_Layout 1 7/7/14 5:19 PM Page 1

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1. A’s Best team in baseball landed two excellent starting pitchers. St. Louis at Milwaukee 2. Brewers Batting .173 over last six games; lost five of them. The Brewers currently own the largest lead • On June 29, former All-Star Manny 3. Dodgers Best road record in majors, below .500 at home. in any of the six divisions (4.5 games over Ramirez and future star Kris Bryant both Pittsburgh) as the Cardinals continue to chase homered for the Iowa Cubs. Ramirez was 4. Angels Second-best record in AL, but still a long shot to win AL West. their rivals. The teams have met six times this signed as a player/coach several weeks ago, 5. Braves Won nine of 10, but lead Nationals by only a half game. season with the visiting team taking two of primarily as a mentor for Latin players. Bryant, 6. Giants Reached double-digit hits just once in last 14 games. three in both series. There are still 13 meetings the Cubs’ first pick in the 2013 draft, is on the 7. Tigers Two pitchers with double-digit wins, but neither named Verlander. left this season with seven of them coming in fast track to the major leagues and will likely 8. Orioles Baltimore’s turn in first place this week. September. The Cardinals will send two young- see some at-bats at Wrigley Field this season. 9. Pirates Outhitting opponents .283 to .218 in July. sters to the mound this weekend in Marco • Only two players have come to the plate 10. Mariners Host huge series with Oakland this weekend. Gonzales on Friday and Carlos Martinez on with the bases loaded as many as 14 times Sunday surrounding All-Star Adam Wainwright. this season. Cleveland All-Star Michael Brant- 11. Nationals Home-and-home series with Baltimore coming up. ley is 6-for-10 in his 14 plate appearances 12. Blue Jays Never solved Oakland pitching during four-game sweep. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with 17 RBIs. The Angels’ Albert Pujols singled 13. Reds Won two of three in last four series vs. NL Central rivals. Two other NL Central teams trying to run in a pair of runs with the bases loaded on Sun- 14. Cardinals Oscar Taveras called up to bolster offense. down the Brewers will meet at Cincinnati along day, July 6, to end an 0-for-13 streak with the 15. Royals Just 6-10 since brief stint in first place. the Ohio River. In 10 meetings this season, the bags full. The former MVP is now 1-for-14 with Pirates have won only three, two in walk-off 16. Yankees Can Brandon McCarthy help the Yankees? a sac fly and three RBIs in that situation this fashion at home and one at Cincinnati, all three 17. Marlins Casey McGehee is a cool comeback story. season. one-run games. Reds ace Johnny Cueto has • With Sal Perez of the Kansas City Royals 18. Indians Batting just .179 with runners in scoring position and two outs. beaten the Bucs twice this season and is replacing the injured Matt Wieters of the Ori- 19. White Sox How is Chris Sale not an All-Star? scheduled to pitch on Sunday. oles as the starting catcher for the American 20. Red Sox Boston currently owns label of first-to-worst in AL East. Oakland at Seattle League All-Stars, the 2014 game will be the 21. Rangers Lost 16 of 20 since reaching .500 on June 14. The road teams seem to have a slight ad- first in All-Star history in which the eight start- 22. Twins Lost 10 of last 13 since sweeping four from White Sox. vantage in this series. In the 10 meetings this ing position players (excluding starting pitch- 23. Mets Daniel Murphy is the Mets’ lone All-Star. season — split 5-5 — Seattle has won four of ers) will represent eight different teams in the 24. Rockies Have appearance of worst team in majors. seven at Oakland and the A’s have won two of American League. three at Seattle. • Trading season has already begun this 25. Rays To trade Price or not to trade Price, that is the question. summer, more than three weeks prior to the 26. Padres 27-4 when offense plates at least four runs. Detroit at Kansas City July 31 trade deadline. The Oakland A’s, de- 27. Cubs Cubbies continue to collect young prospects. Detroit opened the season with a pair of walk-off wins over Kansas City and has won termined to win their first World Series since 28. Diamondbacks Won 14 of their last 22 vs. NL West. four of seven meetings since then. A sweep by 1989, acquired two front-line starting pitch- 29. Phillies An anemic offense has Phils in 3-13 slump. ers from the Chicago Cubs. Jeff Samardzija the Royals would most likely knot the AL Cen- 30. Astros Winless so far in July. and Jason Hammel were dealt from the Cubs Jayson Werth Walter G. Arce, Sr. tral race heading into the All-Star break. to Oakland last week for shortstop Addison Russell, Oakland’s first-round pick in 2012, outfielder Billy McKinney, the team’s first pick in 2013, starting pitcher Dan Straily and a player to be named later. Making the All-Star Game Even Better This is the 13th season that the All- Here are my suggestions to improve pole to foul pole. Hitters Steve Pearce, Baltimore Star Game has “counted.” If you re- the All-Star Game for the fans. would receive bonus As the Orioles bolted into first place last week, call, way back in 2001, both teams ran points for each section Pearce was a hitting star. In the four-game 1) Keep it an exhibition game. out of pitchers and the game ended in I know that players treating this reached with home runs. sweep of the Rangers, Pearce had eight RBIs, a 7-7 tie after 11 exciting innings, That rewards hitters who scored six times and swatted a pair of home game as meaningless is what caused leaving fans at Miller Park and TV have power to all fields. runs. He added three hits and a couple of runs MLB to overreact in the first place. in the weekend series against Boston. viewers disappointed, to put it mildly. But here’s a thought: Tie players’ Again, simple scoring, So, in all his wisdom, Commis- foundations to the game. Most play- would reward hitters a sioner Bud Selig — along with TV ers have a cause they support, and if bonus point for hitting a executives — led efforts to bring home run into a second Garrett Richards, Los Angeles they don’t already, being selected to some “meaning” back to the All-Star play in the All-Star Game would give section. Then maybe The Angels have won Richards’ last seven Game, as if the real meaning of an ex- even two bonus points for starts during the team’s recent surge. Last them a reason to find a cause. Only hibition for the fans had ever left. The the third section. Seeing week, Richards won both starts, tossing 15.1 foundations and charities of players innings during which he gave up eight hits, result, of course, is that the All-Star who participate will benefit. Winning guys trying to go oppo three walks, and struck out 20. Richards has Game now determines home-field ad- players’ foundations will benefit more could be fun. allowed only eight earned runs over his last vantage for the World Series. than the losers. How many players But the biggest change seven starts, lowering his ERA from 3.65 to I don’t understand how players and will beg out of an opportunity to boost would be to make this a 2.71. teams accept determining home-field their charitable work? No more than bracket competition from advantage by teams elected by the are begging out now. the start. Have each of the fans in a popularity vote. Granted, AL hitters go head-to- there are few arguments this season 2) Reduce the roster. head with a counterpart Jayson Werth, Washington Do we really need 34 All-Stars from The Nationals won five of six games last with the fans’ vote, but in past years from the NL. Follow that the fans have elected players to start each league? If you take 10 pitchers with semifinals and fi- week, due in large part to Werth’s offensive and have one sub for each position, outburst. The right fielder reached via hit or that would not have otherwise even nals. I understand that that would be 26 players. Add four to AP Photo (2) walk in all six games with four multi-hit made the All-Star team. means the players hitting make it an even 30. I know it’s a small games in the middle. He slugged two homers With the starters voted in by the the second- and third- Nick Castellanos, currently of the Tigers, gave fans a glimpse of the future with three hits in the 2012 Futures and drove in nine runs with seven extra-base fans, some players elected by a survey change, but it will allow for some stars most home runs may not to play deeper into the game, which Game (top). Luke Appling (below with Willie Mays), homered hits. He batted .450 with a 1.560 OPS for the of players, and other reserves selected continue, but it would at age 75 in an old-timers All-Star Game in 1982. week. by the managers, how can we expect would be a good thing, in my opinion. create some drama the best of each league to be there? 3) Fine-tune the Home Run Derby. throughout the night. I Wednesday, honor the past with an And without the best vs. the best, how I’m not a fan of the Home Run would suggest three innings for each Old-timers All-Star Night. That would Jake Arrieta, Chicago can we use this game to determine Derby, but I understand the popular- match, and allow only three “outs” per be an outstanding opportunity to With the trade of Jeff Samardzija and Jason home-field advantage? ity. Open the festivities on Monday inning. honor the past and give retired play- Hammel to Oakland, Arrieta is now the ace of The All-Star Game no longer re- night with the Home Run Derby with I would play the final round like the ers another moment in the spotlight. the staff in Chicago. He certainly pitched like flects the way the game is played on a a few tweaks. old Home Run Derby of the 1950s. Rather than having the recently retired an ace last week with 7.2 shutout innings at daily basis. Again, how can we allow First, I would create second and The two players would alternate for Boston when he gave up just a hit and walk John Smoltz face an aging Willie a game in which no pitcher will log third levels in the stands in the outfield nine innings to determine the cham- Mays, have a three-inning game with and whiffed 10. He followed that outing with a more than a couple of innings to have that would offer bonus points for hit- pion. I think that would add drama. tough-luck 2-1 loss at Washington. older players from the 1950s and ’60s. such a significant effect on the World ting longer home runs. In some stadi- 4) Make it a complete All-Star week. Then have a seven-inning version Series? And managers take great pains ums, this could simply be the upper After the Home Run Derby on with more recently retired players like to get everyone in the game. On Tues- decks. But the hitters should be re- Monday night, I would play the Fu- Cal Ripken, Barry Bonds, Mark day night, we’ll likely see a situation warded for longer, more prodigious Tyler Glasnow, SP, Pittsburgh tures Game the night before the main McGwire, Greg Maddux, Smoltz and with Starlin Castro replacing Troy Tu- The tall, rangy (6'7", 195) 20-year-old can be clouts. After all, the longer the home event. I really like the idea of the Fu- Tom Glavine. You think fans wouldn’t dominating with a blazing fastball in the mid- lowitzki at shortstop for the National run, the more fans seem to get excited. tures Game. It’s a terrific way to re- flock to see those guys in uniform one to high-90s. The fifth-round draft pick in 2011 League, meaning that it will be Cas- I would make the third level almost ward prospects and give the fans a more time? tro, not Tulo at the plate with the game impossible to reach. The scoring of the Pirates, Glasnow is spending the sum- glimpse into the future, so I wouldn’t Oh, and the solution for home- on the line in the late innings. Or it would be simple and easy for fans to mer with Bradenton (A) in the Florida State change anything other than the timing. field for four games in the World Se- could be Brandon Moss instead of League. In his first 13 starts, he’s 4-4 with a grasp. A point for a home run in the The Futures Game should be played ries? How about taking the most 2.08 ERA. He has proven tough to hit, but Miguel Cabrera for the AL. first level, reaching the second level at the site of the All-Star Game on wins in interleague play? After all, struggles with command at times. He’s al- Either the All-Star Game is an exhi- would be three points and the third Tuesday night, in prime time, when that seems to be a more fair and ac- lowed just 36 hits in 65 innings (.166 aver- bition in which every player gets in, level even more. there’s no other baseball. After curate way to judge the better age), but has walked 37 batters and struck or it’s a serious, must-win game. Secondly, I would divide the home the All-Star Game on league anyway. out 72. Straddling that line just doesn’t work. run area into nine sections from foul

July 20, 1973 5,859,019 All-Star votes received by outfielderJose Bautistaof the Toronto Blue Jays, the highest total for any player There are 10 players with as Knuckleballer Wilbur Wood of the White Sox starts this season and about 300,000 more than runner-up Mike Trout. many as three home runs in All- — and loses — both games of a doubleheader. .048 Batting average for the Cleveland Indians during a recent 21-inning scoreless streak. The Tribe were Star Games, led by Stan Musial After failing to retire any of the six batters he faces one-hit in back-to-back games by Seattle and the Dodgers before erupting for three runs in the first inning with six. Can you name the in the opener, Wood returns for the second game on July 1. only player who has played in and struggles through 4.1 innings and is saddled with another loss. He would finish the season with .390 Batting average (16-for-41) for Dee Gordon of the Dodgers with two outs and runners in scoring position, the majors this season with as

a 24-20 record. the highest average in the majors this season (min. 40 plate appearances). many as three?

July 14, 1987 .028 Batting average (1-for-36) for Asdrubal Cabrera ofCleveland with two outs and runners in scoring position, runs. home All-Star

Tim Raines of the Montreal Expos collects three hits, the lowest average in the majors this season (min.40 plate appearances). three with player active

including a two-run triple in the 13th inning that .114 Opponents’ batting average (5-for-44) with two outs and runners in scoring position against John Danks ofthe only the is kees, provides the winning margin, as the NL defeats the Chicago White Sox. That is the lowest opponents’ average in the majors (min. 40 batters faced). Yan- the by leased

AL, 2-0, in the All-Star Game. Raines is named MVP. re- recently .348 Opponents’ batting average (16-for-46) with two outs nda runners in scoring position against Jose Quintana, also of Soriano, Alfonso Neither side has a runner reach third base until the the Chicago White Sox. That is the highest opponents’ average in the majors (min. 40 batters faced). ANSWER: TRIVIA ninth inning. Joe Robbins

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Commentary MLB M’s Long, Difficult Youth Morales, Gibson lead Twins to 8-1 rout of M’s Movement Gains Credibility DOUBLE TROUBLE: Mariners Lose Second- With Seager’s All-Star Nod Straight as Roenis Elias xcuse Jack Zduriencik for took over in late 2008. not recognizing the sig- Seager’s success helps put a Looks Ineffective Enificance. He finally can spotlight on the rapid matura- SEATTLE (AP) — Kendrys boast having a homegrown tion of catcher Mike Zunino, Morales knocked in three runs All-Star, but you can’t muster a the No. 3 overall pick of the and Kyle Gibson pitched six smirk out of him, let alone an 2012 draft. It reminds us of shutout innings to lead the Min- “I told you so.” the thrill that has been James nesota Twins to an 8-1 rout of When told Tuesday after- Jones since he took over the the Seattle Mariners on Wednes- noon that starting job in center field in day night. third base- May. It allows us to focus on Chris Co- man Kyle the progress shortstop Brad labello hit Seager is the Miller has made over the past a two-run first Mariners six weeks, the strong season double, Brian draft pick of that pitcher Roenis Elias is Dozier scored the Z era to putting together and the twice and the become an dominant performance of a Twins put up MINNESOTA 8 All-Star, the bullpen full of players who eight runs in SEATTLE 1 Mariners gen- By Jerry Brewer were either traded to the Mari- the first four eral manager The Seattle ners or found themselves since innings to chase an ineffective Times replied, “Hon- joining the organization. Roenis Elias (7-8). The rookie estly, I haven’t thought of that Through all the waiting lasted a career-low 3 1-3 innings, at all. It’s a nice side note.” and letdowns and second- yielding seven runs — six earned He wasn’t feigning modes- guessing, there have been — and seven hits with three walks. ty. He wasn’t trying to down- some breakthroughs. And if Gibson (8-7) allowed multi- play it to minimize the well- the Mariners are to complete ple baserunners in three innings chronicled growing pains of a playoff push, they’ll likely and only retired the side in order his six-year renovation of the need major contributions from once. But he worked around sev- ballclub. It’s just that he’s man- two more recent draftees — en hits and a walk, rebounding aging an organization that pitchers Taijuan Walker and from a rough outing against the doesn’t need a poster child to James Paxton — to help get Yankees. defend its youth movement the job done. It was the seventh time this anymore. “It’s hard for people to season that Gibson did not per- The Mariners are a win- grasp sometimes, but this is mit a run. ning baseball team right now, the truth,” Zduriencik said. Caleb Thielbar, Jared Burton and they have a better balance “There are those who will listen, and Matt Guerrier finished up of veteran and fledgling tal- and there are those who won’t, for Gibson, who gave up six runs ent. Signing Robinson Cano but this is the thing: When (five earned) and six hits in two changed them from green and you get to the big leagues, innings of a 6-5 loss to New York helpless. So did adding closer most players won’t be instant last Friday. Fernando Rodney, bring- successes. It takes time. That’s After scoring once in the first, ing back utility player Willie the hard part, and just because the Twins broke the game open Bloomquist and reviving the we’ve won a lot of games for with a four-run second. Min- Elaine Thompson / The Associated Press career of pitcher Chris Young. a half a season doesn’t mean nesota added three more in the Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager in action against the Minnesota Twins The dominant story line is no we’re satisfied, but we’re seeing fourth to end Elias’ night. a baseball game Wednesday in Seattle. longer about the frustration some good things.” Robinson Cano drove in Se- of watching inexperienced Because this is a more attle’s run in the seventh with a players learn how to be major- complete roster, the Mariners double down the left-field line leaguers. don’t have to rush prospects to that scored Brad Miller. Dodgers Found Partly But don’t take it too far the majors anymore. In theory, The Mariners had 12 hits and suggest the Mariners have when they need to reach down but stranded 12 and went 1 for 8 abandoned Zduriencik’s origi- to the minors from now on, with runners in scoring position. Responsible in Fan Beating nal plan to rebuild from the they’ll be bringing up a more Seattle entered hitless in its last LOS ANGELES (AP) — A in a Los Angeles courtroom af- farm system up. They’re still polished player. 22 at-bats with runners in scor- San Francisco Giants fan who ter weeks of testimony about trying to fulfill that objective, They also have more trade ing position. suffered brain damage in a the assault after the opening and Seager’s All-Star nod is a options because they don’t have With the Mariners planning beating in a Dodger Stadium day game in 2011 between the significant credibility boost. gaping holes that they’re wait- to use a reliever to start Thurs- parking lot won his negligence rival teams. It doesn’t erase that they’ve ing for minor-leaguers to fill. day’s game, manager Lloyd Mc- lawsuit Wednesday, with a Stow, 45, was left with dis- Clendon had little choice but to had some struggles with “If you would’ve traded jury agreeing that the Dodgers abling brain damage and be- supposed elite young talent away your assets a few years let Elias attempt to pitch out of didn’t provide adequate secu- came a symbol of violence at (Dustin Ackley, Justin Smoak, ago, what would you have his own mess in the second. The rity and were partly to blame sporting events. Jesus Montero). It doesn’t erase had?” Zduriencik asked. result was, the first five Twins for the attack. that they’ve had some bad luck Don’t take that for mean- reached base safely. He was in the courtroom for Bryan Stow’s father said his part of the trial, his wheelchair with injuries (Danny Hultzen). ing the Mariners are willing to By the time Eduardo Nunez son probably wouldn’t under- positioned front and center It doesn’t erase that, as good as make a shortsighted trade to popped out, Colabello had al- stand the details of the settle- Seager is, you’re still left want- win now, however. ready driven in a pair with a dou- ment that will give him about so jurors could see the ghastly ing more from this six-year “I’d like to be prudent,” ble, and Sam Fuld had an RBI $14 million from the Dodgers, scars on his head where his project. But the development Zduriencik said. “I’d like to be single. Morales added another “but Bryan will know that he skull was temporarily removed of Seager, a third-round pick smart. I’d like to help our club run with a sacrifice fly before got some help today.” during efforts to save his life. from the 2009 draft that saw immediately and always keep Elias got out of the inning. “He’s not going to be 100 Experts testified that the the Mariners take Ackley No. the long-term health of our Thanks in part to a two-run percent, maybe for a long time, former Northern California 2 overall, is a reminder that it organization at the forefront. error by first baseman Logan maybe never. What he gets is paramedic Stow will never takes more than just hitting on We’re not in first place. We’re Morrison, Elias wasn’t able to es- going to help him through now, work again and has suffered high first-round picks or trad- a second wild-card team right cape the fourth, forcing the Mar- and that’s what he needs,” Dave repeated strokes and seizures. ing for the prospect du jour to now. We still have a hill to iners to rely on three relievers to Stow said. They said he will require build a good team. climb. We want to win as bad close out the game. The jury delivered its verdict around-the-clock care. Yes, the current Mariners as anybody. We want to win Notes: Minnesota RHP Kris front office has made some now. But we have to be smart Johnson will be recalled from blunders with some high- and sensible.” Triple-A Rochester to start Fri- profile choices, and they must When Zduriencik talks day in Colorado. Twins manager PACIFIC NORTHWEST live with the public confidence about patience and prudence Ron Gardenhire said the team ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH that has eroded as a result. But now, you’re not as inclined to will announce a corresponding REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! the heavy emphasis on the roll your eyes. It’s still prema- move Thursday night or Friday n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers failures — or, if you want to be ture to say the GM has been morning. ... 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Life editor: Chantel Wilson Phone number: 807-8213 Live Healthy e-mail: [email protected] Run Amok Irish Running Club Catching on in Centralia

Pete Caster / [email protected] Members of the Run Amok Irish Running Club start their weekly run down Tower Avenue outside of O’Blarney’s Irish Pub on Thursday afternoon in Centralia.

FUN RUN: Club Meets ful because the participants are supported by other like- Every Thursday minded people who enjoy be- Night at O'Blarney's ing fit and active. “We start with pumping Irish Pub them up and then we go run By Kyle Spurr and we all have maps. They love it,” Chamberlain said. [email protected] “One guy said ‘I’m so glad I get On Thursday evenings, a to come to this. It makes me larger group of people dressed feel like I belong in the commu- in athletic gear gather at nity and I get to see the town.’” O’Blarney’s Irish Pub in Cen- Each run is about 3 miles tralia before walking, jogging and alternates between seven or running a 3-mile course different routes. Each run through the Hub City. ends back at O'Blarney's, The Run Amok Irish Run- where the participants are of- Run Amok Irish Running Club organizer Christine Chamberlain passes out shots to the club mem bers who inished their sixth run on July 3rd at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub in Centralia. Runners who com ning Club, the first official run- fered drink and food specials. plete their sixth run with the group are initiated with a shot and a t-shirt. ning club in Centralia, held its The running club season seventh run last Thursday. The starts on St. Patrick’s Day and - group, which is open to all resi- goes until the last Thursday - dents not just of Irish heritage, before Thanksgiving. has grown from about 40 peo- When a runner completes ple to more than 100. his or her sixth run, he or she “People just love it. It’s can purchase a special Dri- been very positive,” organizer Fit running club shirt for $10. Christine Chamberlain said. So far about 14 runners have “Just meeting new people and qualified for the shirt. Par- a lot of people stick around af- ticipants can earn a shirt by terward and have a beer.” completing six, 15, 22, 33, 50, Chamberlain, a second— 65, 85 and 100 runs. grade teacher at Fords Prairie Each Thursday at the end Elementary School, started the of the run, every participant running club with her physical that achieved a new shirt level therapist Angie Maxwell. will come in front of the group “She was my physical thera- to have their name announced pist working on my Achilles. I and be awarded a shirt. Runners from the Run Amok Irish Running Club inish up their weekly run in front of O’Blarney’s Irish said I’ve always wanted to do With the running club Pub on July 3rd in Centralia. it. She wanted to do it too, so gaining popularity, Chamber- that is how it started,” Cham- lain and Maxwell are already berlain said. planning more events, includ- Maxwell, who is from Spo- ing a possible underwear run kane, based the running club or sock run for community off of the Flying Irish Run- fundraising. ning Club in Spokane and “There are a lot of things the Pints’ Pavement Pounders we want to do, some annual Running Club in Olympia. runs and fundraisers,” Cham- The two founders believe berlain said. “That is eventu- running clubs are success- ally where we are going.”

HOW TO JOIN: The Run Amok Irish Running Club meetings every Thursday at 6 p.m. at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub in Centralia. The club is free to join and open to people of all fitness levels. Members must be at least 16 years old to participate. Children under 16 must have a parent sign a waiver to join. Participants do not have to be Irish. Run Amok Irish Running Club organizer Christine Chamberlain takes a platter of shots back to the After six runs, participants earn the option of buying a long bar after members who inished their sixth run were initiated on July 3rd at O’Blarney’s Irish Pub in sleeve Dri-Fit running club shirt for $10. More shirts can be Centralia. bought after completing 15, 22, 33, 50, 65, 85 and 100 runs. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/ runamokirishcentralia. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 LIFE Sustain, Maintain, Change! Perhaps you’ve decided you wouldn’t A change could do mind reducing the sugar you add to you good, but too coffee from one tablespoon to one teaspoon, saving 32 calories with much change all each cup. While you adjust to the at once could switch, you may wonder how long to wait before making more sabotage your changes. health-improve- That varies with the individual. “Eating habits are learned over decades. ment efforts For some people, breaking unhealthy habits can take months or even years if it’s going to be By Bev Bennett sustainable,” Thomas says. CTW Features One group of scientists studied how long it takes for new behaviors to become habits. You know your eat- In an experiment, 96 volunteers chose a new eating, ing habits contributed drinking or activity to perform over 12 weeks.It took from 18 to the shape you’re in. to 254 days for the new action to become part of the participant’s You heaped on the routine, according to the study published in the European Journal calories with ice cream of Psychology. snacks before bedtime, However, one month is often recommended. midmorning dough- “Start with the sugar example. Do it for a month. You feel bet- nuts instead of breakfast and supersized ter,” says Sarah L. Francis, Ph.D., registered dietitian, assistant pasta dinners. professor, State Nutrition Extension and Outreach Specialist, Iowa But now that State University, Ames. you’re on a diet, you’re As you adjust to less sugar, vigilant. you’ll discover surprising ben- Indulge? Never efits beyond cutting calories. again! By taking small, doable ac- Not so fast, say health tions you’ll develop “self-effica- experts. cy, ” the confidence in your ability You could be sabotaging to make changes. your weight-loss efforts. With greater confidence you’re more likely “There is some evidence to sug- to adopt a new habit, not abandon it, according gest that you don’t want to make to Francis, who works with midlife and older such big changes that you can’t sus- adults offering them strategies for improving tain them. You’re potentially setting their diets and health. yourself up for rapid regain after the But don’t rush. weight loss,” says J. Graham Thomas, “I tell people to not make every change at once. Ph.D., researcher in the weight con- Make one at a time to build self-efficacy,” she says. trol and diabetes research center, The The small steps build Miriam Hospital, Providence, Rhode on each other. When Island. you’re comfortable with If you instead take smaller steps, gradu- one adjustment, you’re ally developing healthier habits and building ready for another. on them, you’re more likely to be successful for Maybe you next decide a lifetime. to switch from half-and- Start by setting goals. half to reduced-fat milk “Having a long-term goal in weight control helps with in your coffee, cutting 30 sticking with small changes,” says Elisabetta Politi, regis- calories for every ounce of tered dietitian, director of Duke Diet and Fitness Center, coffee lightener you use. Durham, North Carolina. This approach also For example, you want to be less winded when you play leads to greater resilience, with your children or you really want to bypass the "big” which is essential for those section in the clothing department. times when you slip. Neither will happen overnight, but you’ll move toward Instead of allowing an your goal, say nutrition experts. off day to become a down- Working with a registered dietitian may help you pinpoint ward spiral, “you can step the specific changes that will keep you motivated, says Politi, back and be proud of the who oversees nutrition and food service programs for the diet good steps you did take,” and weight management clients at the center. Francis says. Get Motivated Go on an extremely low- 1,000 steps, “you will get a calorie diet and you’ll get reward daily through the fast results. number on your step coun- Thorbeckes Summer is The quick pay off can ter,” says Sonya Angelone, be motivating, according registered dietitian nutri- to Elisabetta Politi, regis- tionist in the San Francisco Summer Always Fun at tered dietitian nutritionist, Bay Area and spokesperson director of Duke Diet and for the Academy of Nutri- Camps Fitness Center, Durham, tion and Dietetics. 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Some wise person once said “Be Prepared.” Preparation There’s one thing gardeners • If there is a general decline Everybody knows that in “failing to plan is planning to fail.” is 90 percent of your success. can always be sure of and that is of a plant or a specific branch, order to accomplish something, Write down every single thing Get organized, prepare your insects tend to enjoy the plants we examine it closely for holes in be it big or small, you must set you would like to accomplish meals, buy your gear, sneakers, grow as much, and in some cases the bark, frass or pitch. These a goal. It doesn’t matter if the to improve your health, diet gym bag, toiletry items, etc. In even more, than we do. It hardly signs are caused by borers, goal is to lose 10 pounds, to eat and workouts. You are far more short, leave no room for failure which feed under the bark in seems fair at times to know bugs healthier or to work out consis- likely to reach your goals if you or excuses. Buy what you need, never seem to miss the opportu- cambium tissue, solid wood write them down. prepare the night before, pack or xylem tissue. Examples are tently. nity to chomp at the leaves of our Although we probably all your lunch and leave your gym vegetables and suck the life out of raspberry crown borers and se- bag at the front door. quoia pitch moths. agree that goal-setting is neces- our roses. Before implementing sary, the real problem is not set- 3. Make fitness a priority. any sort of control program, it’s • General decline of a plant, 6. Exercise effectively. along with chewed roots, may ting the goal, but sticking with Who has time to exercise? important to properly identify exit. Talk is cheap, and if you re- With juggling career and fam- actly what the pest is. indicate root-feeding larval Are you exercising on a ally want to achieve your goals ily, nobody has time for fitness, According to WSU entomolo- stages of weevils, beetles and regular basis, say, three to four right? Wrong! These days ev- gists, knowing the location and moths. this summer, fitness or other- times a week, but still not get- eryone is sleep-deprived and type of feeding damage are the Sucking insects not only dam- wise, you really need a plan. ting the results you want? If working 60 or more hours a most important clues in identify- age plants directly by feeding, but To help you get it right this so, then you must ask your- week. At least, those are some of ing an insect pest. Insects can be sometimes inject toxic substanc- summer, here are my seven self: How effective is my ex- the excuses people give for not distinguished by their method of es that cause symptoms ranging habits of highly fit people: ercise routine, or what’s up exercising. If you plan to get fit feeding: chewing, rasping or suck- from simple stippling of leaves to with my diet? It’s not enough ing. Here are some clues to deter- extensive disruption of the entire 1. Set a goal. you must make fitness a priority to simply go through the mo- mine the insects that cause chew- plant. Look for these clues when and plan a daily date at the gym, tions, you want to be sure you Similar to a business met- ing or rasping damage: determining the cause of sucking your basement or bedroom for a are exercising and eating cor- • If the entire leaf blade is damage: ric, you must set quantifiable workout. Also, I’ll let you in on rectly, otherwise you could be consumed and only the tough • General (uniform) stippling, fitness and health goals. For another little secret: You’re more getting diminishing returns. If mid-vein remains, the culprit flecki ng or chlorotic patterns example, if your cholesterol likely to get it in if you do it in you are not getting the results may be caterpillars, canker on spruce needles usually are is 250, give yourself the goal the morning. The later it gets in you want, then it is likely time worms or webworms. caused by adelgid damage. of getting it down to 200 by the day, the more likely you’ll to increase either the speed, • Distinct portions of the Lace bugs may be the cause yourin next checkup, as op- blow off your exercise routine. length or the intensity of your Besides, when you prioritize leaf may be missing. Black other plants. posed to just wishing that training program, and/or to your fitness first, you are mak- vine weevil adults cut distinct • Random stiple patterns on number would go down. Take shake up your diet. So, look at notches from leaf margins; leaf leaves are caused by leafhop- concrete steps, like limiting ing an investment in your most significant asset — you. your routine and decide which cutter bees cut circular holes pers and mites. or eliminating your consump- training variables you need to from margins; and beetles, cha- • Leaf and stem distortion action of high-cholesterol foods, change. fers, weevils and grasshoppers companied by off-color foliage like butter, cheese, eggs and is the result of aphids. 4. Avoid portion distortion. cut small, randomly scattered meat. If weight loss is also a • Galls (swellings on leaf or Many people mistakenly 7. Set realistic goals. holes. goal, commit to a number, let’s • Damaged (especially skel- stem tissue) may be caused by think that working out is a li- Don’t expect to lose 50 various insects. Examples are say 20 pounds, and figure out cense to eat not only whatever pounds in five weeks or expect etonized) leaf surfaces may in- how many weeks or months dicate slugs, beetle larvae, pear aphids, wasps, midges, and they want, but also unlimited to look like an elite athlete after it will take you to safely reach slugs (pear sawfly larvae), elm mossy-rose gall wasps. quantities. Nothing could be only four weeks of training. Los- leaf beetles or thrips. • General decline of an entire your goal. If you stay commit- further from the truth. With ing one to two pounds a week is • Leaves tied with silken plant or plant part as indicated ted to your commitments, you or without exercise, if you con- not just acceptable, but a rather threads or rolled into tubes of- by poor color, reduced growth, can safely lose 20 pounds in sume more calories than you lofty goal. Two pounds is the ten harbor leafrollers. or dieback, may be the result 10 weeks. If you want to im- burn each day you will gain equivalent of 7,000 calories, and • If there is a discolored or of root stem, or branch feeders prove your muscle tone and weight. If you’re aiming for a that’s no joke. Focus on the tan- swollen area on a leaf, hold it up such as scales or strength, give yourself a goal sixpack, guess what — it starts gibles, like preparing healthy to the light to look for insects mealybugs. like achieving 10 perfect push- in the kitchen, baby. At the meals, getting stronger, increas- or frass in the damaged area. ups in eight weeks, and so on. minimum, diet is 80 percent ing stamina, getting more mus- The culprit may be leafminers, Donald Tapio Otherwise you are just wishing is a WSU Exten- of the equation and exercise is cle and losing body fat. Looking which feed between upper and sion regional for results as opposed to plan- 20 percent but you still have to good and feeling great are the lower leaf surfaces. specialist emeri- ning and tracking your success. do both. There are no shortcuts, rewards for your efforts. It’s a • If a twig’s bark is girdled tus. He may be A wish requires no action on and no amount of exercise can lifestyle, and what you put in is (cut, removed, or camped all reached at tapi- your part, but a plan does. replace poor nutrition. what you’ll get out. the way around), the culprits [email protected].

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Scoville Is Hero himself, and in all proba- Eat Elinor’s Fried Chicken orado in 1903. Her par- we needed,” said Linda n 1890, The Centra- bility saved Udgerd’s life.” In 1960, Elinor’s fried ents and 12 siblings lived Clark, ROOF director. P R i N T Ilia Chronicle was chicken, for $1.50, was first in Riffe, Pe Ell, Che- “When I told him about duly impressed with the featured at the Chehalis halis, and finally Morton the garden and play- IT’S WHAT WE DO! Good Road and School in 1911. ground, he went right courage J.W. Scoville ex- Coming Soon Elks Club. “Not Southern, We Provide You With hibited when he rescued Not Kentucky ... but the at it. Soon he came back A Variety Of Products with drawings, a list of Iver Udgerd from a run- n 1910, in the very best fried chicken To Help Promote Rochester Teen Aids materials and everything away horse team. ICowlitz section of ever!” The Daily Chroni- Your Business! the Chehalis Bee-Nugget Community that was needed.” “A runaway is always cle advertisement read. n 2000, while work- Business Cards an interesting spectacle, newspaper, two signifi- Dancing was also of- cant items were to be Iing toward his Eagle Brochures but the sight of Udgerd fered from 9:30 to 12:30, Scout, Patrick Flanigan, Grange Arson Case Envelopes between the horses lent built in the area soon. with “Zip” Mason and Moved to Federal Court “The road boss is son of George and Rhon- Forms an additional interest to his “Two-Short Trio” da Flanigan, of Rochester, grading the Cowlitz- n 2005, the case of Flyers & Posters the scene,” the newspa- providing the music. gave back to his com- Ethel road, getting ready Ithree brothers ac- Postcards per wrote. “The tongue munity by improving cused of burning down was broken off short and to haul gravel and rock Web Press Printing Morton Picnic Crowns the playground, building the Logan Hill Grange one of the hind wheels is onto it,” the newspaper elevated planting beds, in 2004 was moved from And More badly demoralized, ne- began. “It looks like we 82-Year-Old Queen a pumpkin patch and a Lewis County to federal cessitating refilling. might have a good road n 1985, Susan Buren, tilled community garden court. The damage was “We don’t think Udg- some day. I82, of Chehalis, was plot behind Rochester estimated at $146,000. ChroniclePrinting_1x4_140109 erd will get between the “Cowlitz prairie crowned the queen of the Organization of Families horses to pick up a line school district No. 8 is to old-fashioned picnic in (ROOF). Please again. Scoville deserves have a new schoolhouse Morton. She received a “I’ll admit I was sort Recycle Jack Tavares considerable credit for built this summer. The crown and a silky robe. of skeptical when Pat- This 360-807-8716 Chronicleprinting.net the way he stopped the children will feel like go- Her family had moved to rick walked in and asked Newspaper horses at great risk to ing to school now.” Lewis County from Col- if there was anything COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 • Life 5

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By Jackie Burrell Long Bean and Pluot Salad is a Contra Costa Times thing of beauty, all greens and pur- ples and velvety textures. It works Summer is a time for barbe- equally well with regular green cues, backyard feasts and picnics beans, but Jackson prefers long — and mayonnaise-drenched po- beans, cutting the leggy lengths tato salads galore. But this sum- into bite-size pieces, blanching mer may well be the perfect time them and then pan-roasting them to declare your independence so “you get more character. We from those same-old-same-old run this when pluots are in season dishes, ditch the coleslaws of yore — now — and riffing off the Asian and try something new. influence we have in California Alan Jackson’s casual Lem- and San Francisco.” onade cafes have been popping JoAnn Cianciulli, the co- up across Southern California author of his new “Lemonade with seasonal comfort food Cookbook” (St. Martin’s Press, that’s inspired by farmers mar- $30, 240 pages), is a major salad kets, childhood lemonade stands fan, too. If her name rings bells, and grade school cafeterias. If, it’s because she has written 10 that is, your school cafeteria cookbooks, including one with served Green Zebra Tomato and Michael Mina, and produced Sweet Corn Salad, sprinkled “Master Chef” and a slew of other with toasted pepitas and dressed food shows. (Her current is “Res- with a spicy, zesty ancho chile taurant Start-Up” with Joe Basti- vinaigrette. Jackson just opened anich — think “Shark Tank” for his 15th Lemonade in Dubai. restaurants — which debuted But his Fourth of July was July 8 on CNBC.) Cianciulli be- spent on the Rogue River with longs to the Hoodwinked Dining his daughters, fishing for salm- Club, a potluck supper club whose on and, of course, cooking out- members are all chefs, so she gets doors. “We’re doing a whole teased for bringing salads. And roasted pig in a pit, and I’m in yet, that’s always the first dish to charge of sides,” he says. “The disappear, whether it’s a kale Cae- green tomato salad is a perfect sar, the green bean-pluot riff or accompaniment to that.” her current favorite, a raw Brus- But you don’t need an entire sels sprouts salad with mint that pig to make a splash this summer. requires no recipe. Whatever comes off the grill will “I shave Brussels sprouts on the be improved by the addition of mandoline, add pecorino, mint some dazzling sides. for brightness, lemon juice, good “I don’t see them as side dish- olive oil, salt and pepper,” she says. es. I see them as the main event,” “Let it sit a little bit. It’s like slaw, but Jackson says. “How to accompany different — like confetti. It’s so the main protein — the vegetables yummy.” and sauces — has always been the The beauty of salads like thing that most inspires me. It’s these is that they’re not mayon- the most exciting part of the dish. naise-based or lettuce-depen- I think that’s how we should eat dent. “You can take it on a pic- — make vegetables unctuous and nic,” Cianciulli says, “not worry craveable and fun to eat.” about the temperature.” The tomato-corn salad brings Classics are classics for a rea- not only Southwestern flavors to son, but that doesn’t mean you the table, but a smokiness from need to keep making them the ancho and chipotle chiles. “It’s same way. Take two summer barbecue without any of the guilt,” standbys — Greek salad and wa- Jackson says. “It’s light on oil, high termelon — and do a mash-up, a on flavor and crunch. It’s great la Miami chef and frequent “Top under a slab of ribs or next to a Chef” guest judge Michelle Bern- grilled sweet potato. This is food stein. Or mix the coleslaw concept you’d get on my day off at home.” with the bright freshness — and Prefer something more along explosive heat — of quick pickled Salads often ofer a cooler, lighter counterpart to traditional summer barbecue fare. the Asian line? Jackson’s Chinese jalapeno and onions. Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 10, 2014 LIFE Salmon: Even Better the ADVICE: Dear Abby Second Time Around Woman Thinks Bride- By Judy Hevrdejs to-be’s Friendship Chicago Tribune I buy more fresh salmon Isn’t Worth the Cost than I need for dinner. Not DEAR ABBY: My best friend timate loser. I get judged all the because I’m lured by the mam- is getting married and asked me to time. I’m so ashamed of the choices moth slabs sold at warehouse be her maid of honor. She has also I have made in life. Will it ever be clubs or its, well, salmon color. asked me to buy an expensive dress, better? — 5 KIDS, 5 DADS IN OR- It’s because salmon’s texture host a lavish EGON and richness work well oven- shower I’m afraid DEAR 5-5: You will see an im- roasted or grilled. Those same I can’t afford and provement as soon as you stop beat- qualities make the leftovers plan a destina- ing yourself up over the choices you perfect for a second meal. tion bachelorette have made. No one can change the I’ve flaked leftover salmon, party. The cost past. All we can do is learn from mixed it with crumbs, season- will be exorbitant. our mistakes and make a conscious ings, chopped green onions and On top of decision not to repeat them. And as egg, then shaped it into patties this, she has to those who judge you, they should before pan-frying. Or I toss left- asked me to be By Abigail Van Buren judge not, lest they, too, be judged. over salmon in a green salad. her “cover” when But when I have a substantial she lies to her fiance about where DEAR ABBY: My husband amount of leftover cooked rice, she is. She has admitted to me that thinks we should snuggle up and I make my version of the fish- she has cheated on him, and I think sleep together even when we’re and-rice dish called kedgeree. she’s doing it again. sick. I think it’s common cour- Kedgeree (kedge-uh-REE) I know it’s not my place to tesy to keep a respectable distance is a classic English breakfast question her or tell her what to from loved ones and to clean up af- dish that traces its roots sev- do, but this has made me hesitant ter yourself when you have a “bug” eral hundred years back to to commit financially to her wed- that is communicable. I need to India’s rice-and-lentil com- ding. Should I talk to her about stay as healthy as possible to keep fort food, khichri. Kedgeree is this? I don’t want to lose my best up with the needs of our child, the often made with haddock and friend, but I also don’t want to put housework and my job while my topped with hard-cooked eggs, my money on the line for someone husband is sick. Your thoughts? — yet every TV celeb cook has a Bill Hogan / Chicago Tribune who isn’t being honest. — DRAG- MARRIED TO A MAN-CHILD version. There’s Jamie’s (with Kedgeree, a rice and ish dish, is a classic English breakfast dish that trac- GING MY HEELS IN NEW YORK WHO NEEDS A MOMMY ginger, garlic, curry powder) es its roots several hundred years back to India’s rice-and-lentil comfort DEAR DRAGGING YOUR DEAR MARRIED TO A and Gordon’s (salmon, quail food, khichri. HEELS: Do not question your MAN-CHILD: Your husband may eggs) — do we really need last 6 cups leftover cooked rice friend or tell her what to do, but think I’m heartless, but I agree with names here? — and Delia’s (that’s Smith, TV 12 to 14 ounces cooked salmon, skin re- DO convey to her that you can’t you. While he may “need” you emo- cookery legend). Although kedgeree is often emoved, flaked, or 1 can (14 ounces) salmon function as her maid of honor be- tionally, his rational self should ac- consumed early in the day, Jamie endorses it 2 cups frozen peas cause you can’t afford the cost. And cept that with a child in the house as a lunch or light supper dish. I agree. ⅓ cup good chicken or vegetable broth the next time she asks you to cover and the demands of your job, you Kedgeree is a flexible recipe. I’ve not made ¾ teaspoon salt for her, tell her you no longer want need to stay well and functional. the dish with haddock. Instead, I usually be- Freshly ground black pepper to be a party to deceiving her fiance His tissues, meds and a pitcher gin with about 12 ounces of leftover cooked because you’re having trouble look- salmon. If you don’t have that, canned salm- ¼ cup each, chopped: cilantro, parsley of water should be by the bed. There ⅓ cup plain Greek yogurt ing him in the eye. should be a wastebasket for his tis- on (drained, skin and bones removed) works. Your best friend sounds like Serve with a couple quartered hard-cooked 1 tablespoon each: mayonnaise, lemon juice sues. He should wash his hands 1 teaspoon finely minced garlic a piece of work, and if it costs you before touching anything, and you eggs if you want; I don’t. Out of frozen peas? the friendship you won’t have lost If you have zucchini, cut some into large dice Directions should use hand sanitizer liberally. much. This girl lacks both judgment You should sleep elsewhere. The and stir into the onions just before adding the Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high and character, and you’ll be bet- rice. Spice as you like, with chopped chilies or “cuddling” can wait until he’s no heat. Add onion; cook, stirring, until softened. ter off to distance yourself. Both of curry powder. Enjoy. longer contagious. Add rice; cook, stirring once or twice, 2 min- you should mingle with people with P.S. And don’t forget to sympa- utes. Add flaked salmon, peas, broth, salt and whom you have more in common. thize. Quick Kedgeree With Yogurt Sauce pepper to taste. Cover; heat through over medium heat, stirring occasionally, 5-10 minutes. DEAR ABBY: I don’t know ••• Prep: 15 minutes where to start so I will just plunge Cook: 10 minutes Stir in the chopped herbs. For the sauce, blend Dear Abby is written by Abigail yogurt with mayonnaise, lemon juice and gar- in: I have five kids by five different Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- Makes: 4 servings men. I am not a terrible person. I lic. Serve kedgeree with a dollop of sauce. lips, and was founded by her mother, Ingredients have a job, take care of my babies Nutrition information per serving: 625 calories, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 18 g fat, 4 g saturated fat, 65 mg cholesterol, 80 g car- and am working toward a degree. www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, 1 small yellow onion, finely diced bohydrates, 33 g protein, 664 mg sodium, 4 g fiber But sometimes I feel like the ul- Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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HALL 19 19 A Very Merry Mix-Up (2013, Romance) Alicia Witt, Mark Wiebe, Scott Gibson. ›› Angels Sing (2013, Drama) Harry Connick Jr., Connie Britton. Premiere. A Let It Snow (2013, Drama) Candace Cameron Bure, Jesse Hutch, Alan Thicke. An engaged woman spends the holiday with a caring family. (CC) stranger helps a man reclaim his lost Christmas spirit. (CC) An executive has a change of heart. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Modern Marvels ’ (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawnography ’ Pawnography ’ LIFE 51 51 Stalked at 17 (2012, Suspense) Taylor Spreitler, Chuck Hittinger. (CC) Presumed Dead in Paradise (2014, Suspense) Malese Jow. Premiere. (CC) Movie MSNBC 47 47 Lockup: Raw “View From the Crew” Lockup Tampa Lockup Tampa Lockup Tampa Lockup Tampa Lockup MTV 63 63 Catfish: The TV Show “Craig & Zoe” Catfish: The TV Show “Kim & Matt” Catfish: The TV Show ’ Catfish: The TV Show ’ › John Tucker Must Die (2006) Jesse Metcalfe, Sophia Bush, Ashanti. ’ NBCS 34 34 IndyCar Racing Iowa Corn Indy 300. (N) (S Live) Kurt Busch: 36 ’ 2014 Tour de France Stage 8: 161km. From Tomblaine to Gérardmer La Mauselaine. ’ NICK 40 40 Thundermans Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (N) ’ Sam & Cat (CC) iCarly ’ (CC) AwesomenessTV Instant Mom ’ See Dad Run ’ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Stomp the Yard: Homecoming (2010) Collins Pennie, David Banner. (CC) ›› Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) Kimberly Elise. Premiere. ›› Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris. ROOT 31 31 Mariners Access Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. MLB Baseball Oakland Athletics at Seattle Mariners. ’ SPIKE 57 57 Cops (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops Domestic vio- Cops “Street Pa- Cops “Batter Up” Cops Bailing from Cops “Taken Into Cops “Morons on ››› The Green Mile (1999, Drama) Tom Hanks, David Morse. A guard thinks Coast” ’ (CC) lence calls. (CC) trol” ’ (CC) (N) (CC) a stolen vehicle. Custody” (CC) Parade” ’ (CC) an inmate has a supernatural power to heal. ’ SYFY 59 59 › Halloween II ›› The Wolfman (2010, Horror) Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt. (CC) ››› Hellboy (2004) Ron Perlman. Premiere. The son of the devil fights paranormal creatures. ›› The Wolfman TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades ›› Love Begins (2011, Drama) Wes Brown, Julie Mond. ›› Love’s Resounding Courage (2010) Cheryl Ladd. Bless the Lord Gods At War Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Sullivan & Son CeeLo Green’s TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond “Slave” Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ “Sexual Healing” The Good Life TLC 38 38 Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Buying Naked (N) Buying Naked (N) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Buying Naked ’ Buying Naked ’ Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ›› The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice (2008) Noah Wyle, Bob Ne- ›› National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007, Action) Nicolas Cage, Jon Voight, Harvey Keitel. Ben The Last Ship Chandler makes risky National Treasure: whart. A librarian must prevent vampires from taking over the world. (CC) Gates sets out to establish an ancestor’s innocence. (CC) (DVS) strategic moves. (CC) Book TOON 42 42 ››› Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005, Comedy) King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Black Dynamite The Boondocks Attack on Titan TRAV 36 36 Ghost Adventures A spirit of a killer. Ghost Adventures “Fear Factory” Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) The Dead Files (N) (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... truTV Top Funniest World’s Dumbest... NCIS: Los Angeles Pursuing a suspect NCIS: Los Angeles Investigating a Rus- Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ’ USA 58 58 harboring a virus. (CC) (DVS) sian sleeper cell. ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) “Snip” ’ (CC) (DVS) “Yard Sale” ’ “Party Crasher” “Heart Broken” “Bad Hair Day” (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 ›› Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002, Comedy) Mike Myers. ’ › Wild Wild West (1999) Will Smith. Secret agents fight to stop a presidential assassination. › Down to Earth (2001) Chris Rock, Regina King. ’

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